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THE DAILY REFLECTORTRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION
104fh YEAR
NO. 1
GREENVIUE, N.C.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY 1, 1985
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PRICE 25 CENTS
USDA Seeks Limits
On Tobacco Imports
B) IV Assedatcdl Press
Importers, argu^ against a request the US. Depsrtmeiit 0 Agii(ltiB to ivstrKt flue<md Utocc imports, say hi^ price supports are re^NmsiUe for problems with sclbg domestic tobacco.
TV Ua)A has asVd the US. Iirtemational IVade Commisaon to restrict "fhie<mied ti^iacco inqxrts it says have jumped four fold in mne years.
TV A^xuhme Department Uamed the tide of inqwrts on father 5. leaf prices, but stopped short of caDii^ for rechned federal price siqipmls. wfaicfa determine minimum price levris.
But, importers aigued in briefe with the ITC against restrictions, sayii^ the pixMems were the reailt d hi^ price supports, which they say they have risoi 122 percent in the past decade.
TV USDA told the ITC in a l^al brief filed last we^ that taxpayers may have lo^ $450 millioi i a new discount sales program for surphis flue-cured leaf, addh$ that losses could reach $1 billkm.
Witboitf a art in inqxrts <r program dian^ or both the USDA said that the possibilities fir maintainii^ the of the current flue-cured
tobacco program appear limited, tf not nonexistent."
TV U^A brief did not si^est a qiecific size f<r its recommended import cxrt, but it did reomunaid against imporing duly fees on imports, saying they would be indEfective.
TV Vit, submitted m bdialf of Agriculture Secretary John R. Block, was part of a foot-thki rtle of
legal documents filed as a jrelude to a hearing Thursday before tv international trade panel.
TV ITC bearii^ are oqierted to examine tV market inqiact of for^ tobacco and also highlight the economic proUons <rf tV tdacco farm pro^am on the same day Coi^ress convenes for its 1985 session
TV new discoimt sales program anncmnced in October is desiped to rechice 734 million pounds of surplus flue-aired leaf. TV USDA revealed for tV first time that tv federal govonment stands to lose $450 million if tVairirtus hrtiao is sold at tV newly reduced prices.
Under tV pragi^, tobacco suipluses from tV 1976-81 crops have been discounted fnrai 90 percent to 50 percent for buyo^ who also purchase surplus from tV 1982-84 crops at a 10 percent discount.
TV 1976-81 cro^ are tV liability of tV taxpayer financed Ccanmodity Credit Corp., while the post-1981 crops are siqipcrted financially by tobacco growers undo- tv ncHiet cost kgislatioo passed bv Congress in 1982.
"At thK fracture, OOC faces an assured loss of about $450 milVn on 1976 thrcx^ 1981 crcm inventories." the USDAsaid.
If tv Flue-Cured Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Corp. is unable to reduce its surpluses at the reduced prices, tv USDA said, even greater discounts will be necessary ias well as) pahaps ultimate destruction of (tobacco) invitcHes, at losses, possibly in excess of Si Wlicm.
HAPPY NEW YEAR - Oystal. kft, Schiudt seem to Vve IV ides tor a New ceieVatiM. pktoy if hats, haras aad
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Residents Will Be In Raleigh
Pitt Comrty wiD 6e wefl represented in Rai^ on Saturday wta Jim Martin is inaqgurated as tV second Republican govmmr of North Caroliiia this ceirtury, according to Greenville attorney Randy Doid).
Doub, Martin's Pitt County cam
paign manager and a member of tV inaqgval parade committee, said tv noon inaqgrnal ceremony will begin with tV playing of pro-oessioaal nmsic by tv Ea Carolina University inareUng band. TV band is also scbednled to play tv national anthem immediately before tV swearmg-m eeremonies. It wiflalso
pertorm RitfEles and nourishes and tv state song to salute Martin, tv new lieutenant governor Democrat Bob Jordan, and tV members of tv council of state, immediatdy following tv administration of tV oaths of office.
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Althoq^ tv ECU band will not march in tV inaugural parade because of previous commitments by some of tV roembo^, Doidi said bands from D.H. Conley and Farmville Cetoral hi^ schools will Vin tv parade.
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like for Hotline to oak. Enclose photostatic<xpiesafaa% pertineatinfonaatiao Oir address is Tbe Daily Reflector, Bm 9S7, GreeavUle, N.C, sm. wraw. af the large oanAers received, HatHaecaiaotanswr or pMi^ every item we teceiw, bat IX deid witb all af those for wbicb wv have staff time, .\ames must be men, bat atv i-itiak wiB bepublisbal
Doub and Greenville attorney Hi^ On noted that, for tV first time, a unit of Vietnam vetoans will V induded in tv line of march.
Cox, who served as a Special Forces officer in Vietnam, said dMMt 100 \Tietiiam veterans will partirte, Saturday, and termed
WHY CAn^T 1 BUY HOUSE AND MOVE IT?
Wni yon fmd ont how an indmdnal mi^t purchase any one of Che old houses in the Sonth Evans RiedevHiqinient Pmjert? Some are in fair condition and can be restored, yet Che City of Greenville is paying to have them destroyed. I wish to obtain one of the booses and move it to a lot owned by me. E.L.
kbrtin's invitation to V induded in tv paraV really a profound
Andy Harris. Commumty Devekipiiient administrator with ^ aty of Greenville, said its the citys polk^ not to sell houses in need of rehabilitation to individuals. Ife said those deemed by the rehabilitation officer as restorable are restored by the dty. either on site or on lots that meet dty codes and zoning laws. Those deemed not econtmiically feasible to restore are demolished. We would just be perpetuating the substandard housing proUan if we allowed these houses to be moved to otho* lots, dtfao* in or outside the dty, and in the process lost contrd over how they would be rehabilitated, Harris said. It would vidate everyttiing were trying to accomplish.
Dobb noted that in addition to tV bands and vrterais participatmg in tv inaugural ceremonies and ova- 100 people from Pitt are sdieduled to attend one or more of tv other eveVs marfcii^ Martins inauguration. '
TV calendar of events indudes a by-invitation luncheon for Mrs. Martin at 1 p.m. Friday and tV invitation-only Inaugural Ball, honoring tV Martins, the Jordans and members of tv Council of State at 7:30 pjn. Friday.
Saturday events include tV by-invitation Governors Prayer Breakfast at 9 a jn., a concert by tV Chartotte at 11 a.m., and military honors for Gov. and Mrs. Ihnrt at ttie executive mantion at 11:15a.m.
TV inauginal processional will
By JOHN-THOR DAHLBl RG Assodated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) - An electronics specialist who had battled crime in his nei^tbtwhood was diarged as a fi^tive after be surrendered in New Hamp^iire and clainH I to V tv v^ilante who shot foir yotrths on a subway chiri^ an alleged bokhqi, authorities said today.
Bonhard Ifogo Goetz, 38, was being held in tV Merrimack Comity Jail on $500,000 cash bail, said Concord, N.H., polioe LL James Fletcher.
The ft^tive cfaai^ stemmed fnan allegations of attempted murder and unlawful possession of a firearm, Fletdier said today.
Tbe sidiway ^notings set (rtf a wave of siqqnrt for tV gunman, with lumdreds <rt callers to a New York pirtice hotline (xmrnifmding his actions. Police had issued a 13-state alarm for tV gunman, who tirtd a coKhictor tv youths had tried to ripmeolf.
Goetz wait to Concotl pirtice headquarters Monday and told the watch (xunmanda- he was reqxmsi-trte for tv Dec. 22 shootii^, ac
cording to Cic(Hd Police Chief David Walchak.
The surroider came straight out of the bliK. Walchak said.
Goetz, who was akme. unarmed and rriatively calm, told the New'
Hampshire police details of the footing that had not been made public. Walchak said.
Goetz has not waived extradiffonr but was cooperative." Robert
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Weather Crimps N.C. Snowskiing
By LORETTA GRANTHAM Reflector Staff Writer Snowdtiing in North Carolina ri^t now is like surfing in Kansas impossible.
La(k of snow in the Tar Heel state has fiffced determined skiiers out west until colder temperatures give real or man-made flakes a chance.
Its more than a state problem: its an east coast prol^, said Andrew Corpening, Sugar Mountain pulrtic rdations director. TV bare slopes have definitdy Inut the resort, which has beat closed several times this season, he said.
Sugar started the season early on, Nov. 13 and closed for the first time Dec. 19, Corpening said After ret^ning Dec. 24-27, the resort is again closed, he said.
"High temperatures rule out making snow. Corpening said. We'll just have to wait for more cold weather ."
Because of the snow shortage in the east, skiiers willing to spend both time and money are hitting the sl(^ in states like Colorado, he said.
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Forecast
Mostly doudy tonight, Wohies-day. A 40 percent rain chance tonight, SO percent Wednesday. Lows mid SOs, hi^ mid fiOs.
Looking Ahead
Rain diance Thursday. Mostly doudy Friday, Saturday, ^hs Thvsday, Friday in SOs. Mid-fOs to miiTSOs Saturday. Lows 40s Thursday, 30s Friday, Saturday.
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begin at 11:50 a.m., with the inaugural nrooeediiigs set for noon in front of me Archives and History Biiild-iOfr
TV inaugural parade will b^ at 1:30 p.m., followed by the pirtrtk Inmi^nal Cdebrationat tV Raleigh Civic Center (ticVts $2) at 6:30 pjn., which win feature music by a number of groups, such as Maurice WiUiams and tV Zodiacs, Mike Cross, Sopa Grit Cowboy Band, Hertiie Mam and tV Family of Mann, tV Smoky Mountain British Brass Band, Bo Thorpe and Generation II, and Leon Jordans Continentals.
A ptibfic reception Sunday frxun 2-5 pjn. at tv execntive mansion wiU conclude tV weekend inaugural sdndnie.
Dotib said Greenville area resi-denls.UR encouraged to attend tV Sunday reception and other pubV events.
LiGHTING UP THE SKY Fireworks explode above tv Boston Harbor, as Bostons financial distrirt bwUings appear ia tV backgronad, dnriag a midaight display to nshcr in IV New Year. PoVe esthnatcd over
3to,4M people poured into Boston to celebrate the New Year by atteadiag tV citys ninth annual First Night festivities. (APLaserpholo) ^
2 The Daily Reflector, Greenville. N.C.
Tuesday, January 1,1965
First Facts
The first day of the first month of the new year brings to mind some famous firsts. In June of 1983, Sally Ride became the first American woman to travel in space. The first bathroom was installed in the New York residence of George Vanderbilt in 1855. In the first military draft, in 1917, Alden C. Flaggwas among those who held number 258, the first number drawn. His son, Alden C. Flagg, Jr., held number 158, the first number drawn in the 1940 draft lottery.
DO YOU KNOW - Who was the first child born of English parents in the New World?
MONDAY'S ANSWER - The poet Robert Bums is credited with writing the words to "Auld Lang Syne.
1-1-85 Knowledge I'niimited. Inc. 1984
Two Suspects Sought In Rich Slaying
BURLINGTON (AP) - Police still don't know where Mary Dement Rich was killed, but say they are searching for two suspects in the strangulation of the Durham woman whose husband killed Inmself whoi he learned of her death.
Police said Monday they were sedcing a white man and a black man in the strangling death of Mrs. Rich. 58.
Mrs. Rich. 58, of Duiham, was found at 11:04 a.m. Saturday. Hie car had been parked for almost 24 hours behind a Hardee's restaurant. Investigators believe robbery was the motive for the murder of Mrs. Rich.
Her husband. 74-year-old Oifton Forrest Rich was distraught after learning of his wifes death and committed suicide Saturday afternoon in their Durham home, Durham authorities said.
We're going two directions in the
case, Sgt. Steve Lynch of Bifflington ^ce said.
Pi^ce are tr&ng leads on a white suspect seai Hiursday afternoon near the car ^in BurlingUm. They are also seeing a black male seen parking the car slKHtly after midni^t Friday.
The white male is believed to have been in or around the car Thursday afternoon at a slnq^ng area in Burlington and was seen lowing a hand-^awn map and sedcing information. Burlington police have the map.
Hie white male was described as about 58 with a medium-to-slender build, weighir^ about 150 lbs. He is described as having dark brown hair that is stringy and dirty lotting, said police. The suspect had a week-old growth of beard and was wearing a baseball cap. There was no clothing descriptim.
The white suspect also is believed
to have acne scars eqiecially under his eyes and is abcut 25 to 30 years of age.
The black suspect was separately described by two witnesses as about 6 feet in height and weighing between 145 to 190 lbs. He had short Mack hair and medium complexion and was clean shaven.
Hie black suspect is believed to be in his late 2(te or early 30s and was last seen wearing a black leather jacket, a yellow knit shirt and dark pants with flared legs.
A second witness told police that a black man approached her sometime around midnight Friday near Hardees parking lot and asked her for a ride, but she refused. Lynch said.
Mrs. Rich was last seen leaving her Durham home Thursday about 2:30 p.m. to go sluqiping in Durham. She was supp(^ to return home Thursday evening so her husband
could take her to dinner to celebrate her 58th birthday.
Burlington p(^ were called Sat-urday morning by Hardees pCTsainel to investigate the abanr dwied vdiicle., Pdice noticed blood on the rear Inimper and opened the tnmk where they discovered Mrs. Richs nude body.
When he learned of his wifes death, the 74-year-old Rich shot himself in the head. Rich was pronounced dead on arrival at Durtiam General Hospital.
An autopsy performed Sunday in Chapel Hill confirmed that Mrs. Rich was strangled to death, said Dr. Deborah Radich, assistant chief medical examiner this morning.
Sgt. Lynch said her tan pocket-bo(^, p(sibly containing Shell and Gulf credit cards, a revolver and more than $1,000, is missing. But her diamond jewelry was found on her body.
Price Controk Lifted On Natural Gas
Tornadoes Inflict Damages In Texas
BvMICHAELL.GRACZYK .\ssociated Press W riter
PASADENA, Texas (.APi - Eight tornadoes that barreled through Texas left hundreds homeless and S5 million in damage in their wake along with floods that drowned a police chief trving to rescue a stranded motorist. Three other people were missing in the floothnaters.
To the north, snow, freezing rain and gusting winds prompted travelers' advisories for much of the Midwest. Nine inches of snow had fallen at Muskegon by early today, while 5 inches fell at Moline, ill.
Storm warnings were posted today for much of New England.
The cold front that triggered the eight twisters .Monday also brought floods to the Hill Country in south-central Texas.
The tornado that hit Pasadena injured 38 people and did up to $5 million damage, officials said. The other seven tornadoes did minor damage in most areas.
The Pasadena twister hit a three-block area and heavily damaged about 30 units of an apiartment complex and destroyed or damaged as many as 25 homes and businesses. said Betty Parks, spokeswoman for the* Pasadena police. Hundreds werejeft homeless, shesaid.
Extra police were sent to ravaged neighborhoods to prevent looting, authorities said.
At least 60 people had gone to two Red Cross shelters. Red Cross spokesman Ray Beall said in Houston.
'I heard my bathroom window crash and glass started flying ev-eiywhere." said Sabrina McDowell, who was in her apartment when the storm hit. "1 fell to the floor in mv bathroom and started pravmg to God like I've never prayed before.
Most of the injuries were minor, according to Jim Foster., assistant administrator at Pasadena Bayshore Medical Center.
.About 8.000 people were without power at the height of the outages, said Houston Lighting and Power Co. spokesman Steve Gonzalez.
The power outages were a problem for Gilley's Club, a famed honky-tonk in Pasadena, where the storm ripped part of the roof off. But hundreds of revelers had made reservations to spend .New Years Eve there, and the celebration went on as planned.
In the Hill Country, Sabinal Police Chief Jim Wolf died Monday afternoon while trying to rescue a man stranded in a car about a mile north o towm, said Uvalde County jailer d:l. Hardin. ^
Wolf's body was swept into a rain-swollen creek, Hardin said. The motorist was later rescued by other ofhcers.
Three other people were missing from a car engulfed by high waters near Center Point, authorities said.
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Two people had been rescued from the same car.
A group of hunters who tO(* refuge from high waters in trees in Kimble County were rescued by helicopter, and a couple was rescued from a tree after their pickup truck was swept off a low-water crossing, dispatchers said.
Among other twisters were those that hit Sweeney, about 70 miles southeast of Houston and Sargent in Matagorda County, but only minor damages and no injuries were reported.
The wintiy weather to the north brought snow today to Michigan, Minnesota. Nebraska. Illinois. Missouri, Kansas, Wyoming and Colorado. The National Weather Service also reported freezing rain in New York, lower Michigan, Missouri and Oklahoma.
By M.ATT YANCEY Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON (AP) - For the first time in three decades, about half the nations natural gas is free of federal price controls, but experts say most consumers wont notice any immediate change in their heating bills.
By an act of Congress, federal ceilings on the prices drillers can charge for 60 percent of the nation's natural gas were lifted with the start of the new year.
About 40 percent of the current supply - all the gas first drilled before 1978 will remain under controls, but that share is expected to drop to 20 percent by 1990 as that so-called old gas is used up.
Because of a large surplus of the fuel and falling oil prices, most consumers wont notice any change when they get their Januar>' bills next month. In fact, it may go unnoticed until the 1990s, according to some experts.
For one thing, federal rules governing the pipeline companies that move gas from producers to consumers forbid rate adjustments based on anticipated changes in the price of decontrolled gas.
Since rates can be adjusted only after a price change by producers.
T.AX TIME Its that time again and county property owners will soon be receiving their tax fm-ms. Over 34,000 forms were mailed Monday to area residents and places as far away as Saudi Arabia and South Africa. Shown are Glenn Cutrell, assistant tax supervisor, left, and Porter Stokes, chief tax appraiser. (Reflector Photo hy Chris Bennett)
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But even then, hardly anyone involved in the $65 billi(m-a-year industry expects significant price changes.
Standard & Poors Corp. says natural gas will be one of the bt buys of 1985, its price rising less than the 4 percent increase in overall consumer prices that the business ' information company is predicting for the new year.
The governments Energy Information Administration predicts residential natural gas rates will rise only one pamy per 1,000 cubic feet from the current average of $6.08 to $6.09 if oil prices remain stable in 1985.
But if oil prices fall to $25 a barrel, as Energy Secretary Donald Hodel and many private analysts believe it will, residentiafgas rates could drop 2 percent, to an average price of $5.93. -
Based on the purchased gas adjustments that its member pipeline companies have filed with FERC, the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America said^con- sumer prices should rise about 1.2 percent this winter following a 1 percent drop in 1983 the first decline in 18 years.
When you consider inflation, the real price has come down this winter, says American Gas Association President George Lawrence. We see that flatness continuing, not only this winter, but until 1990.
Lawrence notes that there are now approximately two trillion cubic feet about 11 percent of the nations annual use of gas immediately available from U.S. producers above the current demand levels.
U.S. drillers are being pressured to further reduce their prices not only by the surplus, but by falling oil prices and a recent 30 percent price cut by Canadian producers.
Canada also has another 1 billion cubic feet of gas that it wants to. export to ttie United States each year - in addition to the 700 billion , cubic feet it already is sendihg
south.
Those Canadian imports clearly scare U.S. producers, who only in the past two months have seen their )rices climb back to March 1983 evels a nationwide average wellhead price of $2.81 per 1,000 cubic feet.
Canada is the Saudi Arabia of natural gas, Kent Harrel, a Tul^, Okla., producer told Natural Gas Intelligence, a weekly trade letter. They can put us out of business.
But no one realizes that if they can drop the price unilaterally, they can raise it the same way, he said.
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Page-Bowen Vows Said In Vew Years Eve Ceremony
Tammy Elaine Bojven ami Kenneth Leon Page Jr., both of Ayden, were united in marriage Monday at 7 p.m. The candleli^t ceremony took place at the Elm Grove FYee Will Baptist Church in Ayden. The Rev. Steve Hargrove conducted the double rii^ceremmiy.
The bri^ is the dau^ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Glenn Bowen Jr. of Ayden. She' was given in marriage by her parents a^ was escorted to the altar by her father. The bridegroom is the s(Hi of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leon Page Sr. of Chocowinity.
The bride wore a white gown of romantic matte taffeta'* with silk Venise and Chantilly lace. It featured a scoop neckline, silk Venise lace trim bodice, puff sleeves accented with Chantilly lace and taffeta bows. A full bouffant draped tiered lace hemline skirt accented with taffeta bows featured multiruffle apron back chapel train. Her
headpiece was a halo of magic silk apple blossoms and roses with satin
ribbon attached to a fingertip, pencil edged silk illusion veil. She carried a bouquet of silk roses and daisies with Chantilly lace streamers.
Marie Spikes of Rapid City, S.D., served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids included Terry Rogerson of Chocowinity, sister of the bridegroom, Karen Oakley of Greenville and Patty Bowen of Raleigh, sisters . of the bride. Crystal Gower of Ayden was flower girl.
Each of the attendants wore a navy and white Jacqueline Dramatic satinette off-shoulder gown with constrasting rosette. Each carried a bouquet of carnations and babys breath with satin streamers. The flower girl carried a flower basket, ather of the bridegroom was man. Ushers were Randall,
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Russell and Glenn Page, brothers of the bridegroom of Greenville.
Jeremy Moore, cousin of the bride, was ring bearer.
The mothers of the bride and bridegroom were honored with double white carnation corsages. The grandmothers, Louise Buck and Mrs. Oscar Haddock, were given single white carnation corsages.
Wedding music was provided by the Anchors Quartet including J(^n Vemelson, Corbett Joyner, Grant Boswell, all of Greenville, and Roger Baker of Bell Arthur. Gary Jones of Williamston accompanied the group. Selections included If and Weve Only Just Begun. A song especially for the bride was written and sung by the bridegroom.
At Wits End
Bv Erma Boiiil>eck
For four days at the end of every year and the first day of the New Year, men dont care what women do ... just as long as they dont do it in front of the TV screen.
By the time the sun sets on this first day of the New Year, the jocks of the world will have watched 10 bowl games since last Friday.
Today alone, new meaning will be given to catheters and I.V.s as millions of football fans sit comatose as the Rose, Orange, Cotton and Sugar bowls roll by.
Its a strange day. There are no
complete sentences spoken. There is iriUi the
no eye contact with the family. Doorbells and the ring of the telefone fall on deaf ears. No babies are ever conceived on this day. The car never leaves the garage.
The man who falls'asleep through a two-hour movie will watch 15 hours of foottoll non-stop. The man who gets bwed if he has bread for lunch and again at dnner will watch the same play in stop-action, slow motion, and tluee camera angles, including the aerial view from a blimp. The same man who thinks Trivia Pursuit is. a stupid game will listen to and file away hn avmge of 535 statistics in one game alone.
Since women have come into their (Am, I think its time we toe* a crack at the single life with some bowls of our own.
The Lust Bowl would be good. Tluree hours of conflict be^een 'Dynasty, Falcon Crest, Knots Landing and Dallas, supplying such statistics as how many passes were complete by J.R. Ewing and how much vineyai^ yardage is picked up by Angela.
The Salad Bowl has possibilities with teams of fitness experts like Jane Fonda, Richard Simmons, Debbie Reynolds and Jack LaLanne turning aerobics into the spectaUnr sport it was always meant to be.
The Super Suds bowl would be a grabber. Imagine 55 continuous Hours d soaps narrated by Wink Martindale, with coIot by Richard Dawson.
Of coiirse The Dust Bowl would be my favcnrite. Throughout the year thoce would be playofls by experts on bow to clean everything. Players who could get the rings out of collars, eradicate wax build-up, get cmrrosion from your oven and remove the stains from chidrens clothes would be chosen fw the big dirt kiss-off. The Dust Bowl. The losers for the cleanest house would be allowed to live. You dont want to know what hi^ns to the winner.
Sottod ludicrous?
No more than 22 men fighting fw a ball and the one hanging on to it has
Bridal
Policy
A black and white glossy five by seven photograph is requested for engagement announcements in The Daily Reflector. For publication in a Sunday edition, the information must* be submitted by 12 noon on the preceding Wednesday. Engagement pictures must be released at least three weeks prior to the wedding date. After three weeks, only an announcement will be printed.
Wedding write-ups will be printed through the first week with a one column picture. During the second week, a one column picture will be used with a write-up giving less description and after the second week, just as an announcement.
Wedding forms and pictures should be returned to The Daily Reflector one week prior to the date of the wedding. All infriation should be typed or written neatly.
The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C.
Tuesday, January 1,1985 3
Korean Womens Rights Leader Battles Laws
By JIM ABRAMS Associated Press Writer SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - Dr. Lee Tai-young has been laughed at, ignored, prosecuted and ban^ from practicing law during her long struggle for womens rights in South Korea. Now, at age 70, she says the fight has just begun.
There is a saying in Korea, that the loser must be quiet, but I will never be quiet, said South Koreas first woman lawyer and director of the Korea ^gal Aid Center for Family Relations.
A Christian, Mrs. Lee is today th leading voice among Korean women
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By Abigail Van Buren
1983 by Universal Press Syndicate
Unhappy Woman Wants To Stop World And Get Off
The wedding was directed by Larue Mumford of Grifton. Stanley Mitchell of Kinston presided at the the register. Rice bags were given out by Katina Faulkner of Ayden, cousin of the bride. Scrolls were given out by Jackie Adams of Grifton.
The bride is a graduate of Ayden-Grifton High School and attended Pitt Community College. She received a degree in medical secretary curriculum. She is owner and operator of Little Darlins Preschool and Day Care Center in Ayden. The bridegroom is a graduate of Chocowinity High School and attended the University of North Carolina and Pitt Community College. He is employed as a training supervisor and a quality contgrol manager for Vermont American in Greenville.
The couple will live in Ayden after a wedding trip to Gatlinburg,Tenn. ,
A cake cutting was held Saturday in the church fellowship hall honoring the bridal couple. Cake was served by Faye Singleton of Washington and punch was poured by Carol Buck of Greenville. Guests were greeted by Ann Faulkner and Marie Murphy of Hugo presided at the register. All are aunts of the bride. Entertainment y/as provided by the children who attend Little Darlins Preschool in Ayden. They were led by Rita Bosse of Ayden.
DEAR ABBY; I have been in a bad marriage for 40 years. I knew it was a mistake after the frst year, but being a Catholic, I accepted it as my cross. I bore eight children, hating every minute of it.
There was never enough money, so I started teaching school when my youngest was 4. Im 60 now and feel like 85. Im sick of marriage, sick of my family and sick of life in general.
Suicide would cut off insurance and be hard on my family. Is there a place where I can get some information on how to end my life and make it look like an accident?
Every night I pray I wont wake up the next morning.
HELPLESS IN HELL
DEAR HELPLESS: I am glad you wrote to me because you need to see these words:
My dear lady, your letter is a cry for help if ever I saw one.
I beg you to see a priest and also a doctor. Your problems are much too heavy to carry alone.
For immediate comfort, call your local suicide prevention hotline.
You desperately need to talk to someone now. You are a sick woman who wants to recover, although you deny it to yourself and now to me. Please take my advice and let me hear from you again. I care.
21 men jump on his face and for that hegets to keep it and do it all over again.
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asked you whether a tomato is a fruit or a vegetable. Your answer was better than most, but 1 feel it was inadequate.
Since I was unable to get satisfactory definitions of the terms fruit and vegetable from people in the food industry," I asked a
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A fruit is a plant ovary, A vegetable is aily edible plant part. A tomato, clearly, is both a fruit a/td a vegetae, as is the case whh many fo^s. All edible fruits are vegetables. Many vegetables are fruits.
DON GRIESMER, MILWAUKEE
DEAR DON: A tomato is both a fruit and a vegetable? And many vegetables are fruits? Forgive me if I interpret all this as a contradiction in terms. Where do the nuts fit in?
By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor
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DEAR ABBY: This is newspaper carriers, mail carriers and delivery people: When you see a dog, barking and growling in front of someones house, turn right around and forget that house.
Today, a delivery boy tried to get up to our front door when he was confronted by our dog on a chain, growling and snapping frantically. The delivery boy didnt take the hint; instead he kept advancing, trying to get around the dog and up to our front door. Had our dog been able to get to this boy, he could have done him serious damage.
Abby, Im really worried. I have heard that according to law, every dog is entitled to one bite, but if he bites twice, he has to be put to sleep. Is that true?
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seeking changes in traditional Con-fucian values that consign women to a secondary role and in laws which have institutionalized those values.
, She is a political activist trying to educate legislators on the need to revise the family law which favors men in such matters as property rights and parental authority. She also is a busy administrator of the Legal Aid Center, which has offered free l^al counselling to more than 200,000 people, mostly women, since it opened in 1956.
When I first opened the center other lawyers laughed at me, insisting that what I was doing was not lawyers work, Mrs. Lee said in an interview with The Associated Press. I myself had never heard the words legal aid before. '
In the early days she personally counseled and comforted each woman who came in with tales of husbands who had deserted them or mothers-in-law who persecuted them. Today she has a staff of 22, with 12 women law school graduates, and 400 volunteers to handle the 80 people a day who seek advice at the centers six-story building overlooking Seouls Han River.
Mrs. Lee said most women who come in still hope to avoid divorce.
A woman knows she will lose a husband, her children and her property with little chance of getting a job ora new husband.
In 1957 and 1977, Mrs. Lee was instrumental in campaigns to bring about changes in the family law, which is based on ancient traditions and Confucian teachings holding that a woman must serve the wishes of her father, her husband, and finally her son.
Despite improvements, the present law gives precedence to the man when divorcing couples dispute child custody, limits the womans right to property claims in event of a divorce and permits a woman to be come
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East-West: Mrs. W.M. Parvin and Dave Proctor, first with .598 percent; Mrs. Rogert Bright and Mrs. Herbie Carson; Mrs. Wesley Webb and Mrs. George Martin, third.
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head of a household only when there are no male family members.
Bringing about revisions in the law has b^n one of my greatest contributions, Mrs. Lee said, adding that the task ahead will be an even greater challenge. Legislators looking at the opposition of Confucian scholars think the scholars are strong but women are paper tigers. Theyre wrong. I say to women, lets show our true strength.
Mrs. Lee was born into a poor family in a mountainous region of what is now North Korea.
Encouraged by her Protestant family and its more liberal attitudes toward women, she went on to become the first woman ever to graduate from the Seoul National University Law School, and in 1951, at age 37, the first woman to pass the bar examination.
She attended graduate school at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, in the lale l950s and served as dean of the Law College of Seouls Ewha Woman's University in 1963-71.
She also became deeply involved with her late husband Chyung Yil-hyung, a long-serving national assemblyman and onetime foreign minister, in campaigns to bring democracy into Korea's autocratic govenment.
In 1971 she was a leading cam paigner for dissident Kim Dae-jung in his unsuccessful run for the jresidency. In 1977 Mrs. Lee. her lusband and 16 other Christians were found guilty of issuing a statement the previous year calling on then-President Park (Thung-hee to resign. She was given a three-year suspended sentence and was dis barred.
She was forbidden to continue a> director of the Legal Aid Center but I couldn't ieave it: it's like m> fifth child, said .Mrs. Lee. a mother of four and grandmother o 12. Shu worked there as a gardener, then a cleaner inside the building, gradu ally and unofficialiy taking over ai; her old duties.
Mrs. Lee also is a memiber ol thi International Commission ui Jurist.^ and has received such prestigiou:^ prizes as the Philippines Magsaysay Award tor communiC. leadership, .Australia's Internationai Legal Aid Award, and, in December, the 1984 World Methodist Peace Award.
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4 The Daily Reflector. Greenville. N.C.
Tuesday. January 1,1985
Editorials
Helping Hand
On this New Years Day we have looked back on the accomplishments of the previous year and looked forward with anticipation to 1985.
The year 1984 wasnt perfect, of course, but it wasnt too bad either. We saw a world where war still goes on in Afghanistan, and people starve in Africa. In our own country, however, inflation was under control and most of us lived rather well.
Despite all the predictions no one can say what 1985 will hold. Undoubtedly there will be surprises, both pleasant and unpleasant. If we all work for the common good, however, there is no reason that Americans, at least, cannot enjoy a prosperous year. We must not forget, though, that there are millions who are oppressed and millions more who will die of starvation during this year. There are those who are fighting for their freedom, just as we did to establish our country.
All these people need our prayers and our help. We live in a free and prosperous society. The way to appreciate it is to help those w'ho dont enjoy our blessings.
Space Concern
It takes no great feat of imagination to visualize why a veteran of NASAs early astronaut team might take a dim view of prospects that untrained people would share an experience once wholly belonging to a select few.
Wally Schirra was one of those; and hes let his feelings be know n.
Schirra was among the handful of pilots who could and did fly the hottest experimental aircraft as \well as having mental and physical capabilities that outshone hundreds of his peers. In short, he ranked among the creme de la creme of pilots; he could learn new skills and knowledge in fields absolutely foreign to all but a relative few specialists.
Most of his years as an astronaut were spent in learning and adapting the broad spectrums of new knowledge to possible use in space flight. That accrued knowledge was in turn taught others. His years of preparation and smoothing the road of successors were in sharp contrast to his hours of actual flights in space.
So any feelings that today's shuttle crews have it relatively easy and that venturing into the lonely darkness of space is not yet for joy riders are understandable. Schirra and others like him laid the patient groundwork for today's almost routine space shuttle missions.
The veteran dislikes the planned fun flights that may be opened to some few lawmakers or office holders ... maybe a teacher, or other guests. It is probable others of the elite space pioneers share that view'. They know risks exist as well as a necessity for trained reflexes to any number of possible misadventures; not for survival of an individual, but for an entire crew'.
Wed buy that, too.
Pal O'Connor
RALEIGH - North Carolina has spent a fortune in dollars and much precious time pursuing a high technology economic development strategy. But the state will not reach its development goals, says an economic planner who worked for Gov. Jim Hunt, because recruitment of outside industry is being overemphasized.
Michael Luger, now a visiting professor of economics at the University of Maryland, has been a Duke University faculty member and a member of Hunt's Task Force on Science and Technology. His comments about North Carolina were printed in the APA Journal, a
Planner Says Program Failing
publication of the American Planning Association.
Luger lists 22 programs and activities that the state is funding to lure industry here. They include programs obviously designed fw recruitment, such as domestic and international outreach efforts, and programs designed to create the climate here which outside industries will find attractive. Those programs include the community college training pn^ams and the N.C. School of Math and Science.
Of those 22 activities, Luger says, 20 serve recruitment. On the other hand, much less emphasis is put on programs designed either to help
new businesses start up in North Carolina or existing businesses become more technologically advanced. Luger says there are far fewer programs designed to stimulate those two cat^ories of business growth and those which do exist are smaller in scale and less likely to have a significant effect.
Luger also criticizes the cost effectiveness of the states industrial recruitment programs. Citing a study conducted by the Urban Institute. he says the state tends to offer programs which have been shown nationally to bring less return for a dollar spent than programs offered in other states.
For example, the Urban Institute says that iiMustrial revenue bonds and loan guarantees are the most effective way a state cm sp^ money to bring wealth inside its borders. After studying the North Carolina effort, Luger concludes, North Carolina does not rely heavily on those types of financial assistance programs.
North Carolina does spend heavily in less cost effective programs, he says. Plant subsidies, in the fwins of speculative buildings and incubator facilities, and manpower training are not as cost effective, according to Urban Institute. (Manpower programs may be cost effective in high-tech areas, he adds.) North Carolina relies heavily on both, Lugersays.
So, Luger contends that North Carolina relies too heavily on recruitment of out of state industry and then does that work in ways which are not the most cost effective. What does he suggest?
First, he thinks more new jobs and more true wealth are generated by the development of new, locally owned businesses. Small business, it is well known, creates most of the new jobs in this country. S^ondly, steps need to be taken to improve the help offered to traditional North Carolina industries which are trying to survive a transition to the high-tech age.
Finally, he says North Carolina is not as aggressive as other states in helping businesses get capital for investment. He notes that tiie state Constitution prohibits loan guarantees and the use of state pension funds for development, and there are no loan and grant programs or state-issued industrial bonds.
Despite all the failings Luger sees in North Carolinas recruitment effort, he continually softens his criticism with the reminder that a good business climate exists in North Carolina, taxes are lower than in other states, and therefore, economic growth is certain to continue.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak
New Post For Kirkpatrick Possible
WASHINGTON - President Reagan may yet keep his administrations leading Democrat, woman and conservative idol by giving outgoing U.N. Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick control of the Agency for International Development. with a seat in the Cabinet, Nothing is certain, but the proposed job would transform AID from an economic-humanitarian agency under Peter McPherson into a foreign policy unit with str()ng ideological content. Several U.S. votes cast by Mrs. Kirkpatrick at the United Nations tied American support to countries that helped Washington in the U.S.-Soviet struggle.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick is described by intimates as very interested. At Reagan's suggestion, she delayed her resignation from the U.N. until early next spring. The State Departments continuing purge of hard-line diplomats has strengthened conservative efforts to keep her in the administration.
The conservative effort* to block Secretary' George Shultzs purge of right-wingers in the State Department consisted largely of a longdistance telephone call to President Reagan recently from Sen. Jesse Heims in Raleigh, N.C.
Helms told the president he was not being correctly informed that
Shultz was merely filling mid-level vacancies in his deiartment. The senator later complained privately that other prominent conservatives, inside and outside the administration, were making no effort to dissuade Reagan.
A footnote: Some of Helms closest associates complain privately that his decision to keep the Agriculture Committee chairmanship rather than take over Foreign Relations is the reason for the State Department coup. They reason that Shidtz never would have dared to purge hardliners if Helms were in control of confirming their Successors.
Silber, president of Boston University, would become secretary of education have been dimmed by fears expressed in the West Wing of the White House that he might become another Watt.
Silber, an independent-minded Democrat, would be thoroughly acceptable to conservatives. But his free-spirited performance as a member of the Kissinger Commission on Central America led senior presidential aides to draw comparisons with the outspoken and politically troublesome ex-Interior secretary, James Watt.
Once bright prospects that John
James Kilpatrick
All You Need To Know About Federal Pay Scales
Silber and William Bennett, conservative head of the Endowment for the Humanities, for weeks have been considered finalists for the education vacancy. But James Baker, White House chief of staff, has flinched from naming so high-powered an appointment to run a department that may yet be slated for elimination, as Ronald Reagan promised in the 1980 campaign.
WASHINGTON - Have you made a study of federal pay scales lately No? Then you have missed one of the most enduring of all pastimes here in the capital. The Chamber of Commerce studies federal pay. The labor unions study federal pay. A hundred task forces', congressional committees and professors of political stience have had a go at federal pay. Ten days ago the Office of Personnel Management gave the problem one more whack. Let us pray.
One problem, stated too simply, is that the government s pay schedule is unfair. A second problem is that the machinery for adjusting feden 1 salaries doesn't work. The goal.
established by Congress more than 20 years ago. is for federal pay scales to be fixed at levels that are generally comparable with private pay scales. Toward that end. a marvelously complex procedure has been devised. I will not tell you about this system, because toward the end of the process we get into weighted factors, and weighted factors cause asthma.
The federal government employs roughly 1.4 million men and women under its (Jeneral Schedule (GS) in Grades 1 through 15. (Another 200 civil servants are in Grades 16 through 18; about 7,000 top-ranking executives are in the Senior Executive Service; and 660,000 persons
are in blue-collar jobs that are paid by the hour. Let us wish them a Happy New Year, and move on.) Each of the 13 basic grades has 10 levels.
Thus the theory of comparability involves matching salaries in the federal government and in the private sector under 150 combinations of skill, experience and demand.
the survey cannot sample employees of state and local governments, though comparisons in such positions probably would be the best of all comparisons. Neither can the sample include non-profit outfits such as philanthropic foundations. In practice, the survey looks almost entirely at companies with a minimum payroll of 250 persons.
One more thing you should know is that the governments GS salary scales operate uniformly, nationwide, wherever a federal worker is employed.The Daily Reflector
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You will now understand why the goal of "comparability is the merest will-o-the-wisp. This is because, as the most recent pay study observes, salaries in the private sector are not uniform and they do not stay fixed nationwide. A secretary in the federal service will average $15,941 a year. A secretary' with similar qualifications and responsibilities will earn $14,625 in San Antonio and $18,249 in San Francisco.
After all these data have been compiled, the figures are run through a blender that is set for the cycle that turns out puree. The data are seasoned for taste and one figur at last is drawn forth. In 1983 that figure was 21.5 percent. In 1984 it was 18.28 percent. These are the figures by which every GS salary, at every level of every grade, in every part of the nation, theoretically should be increased in order to achieve comparability. The figures are hogwash.
become a key element in future adjustments. At the very least, the BLS survey should be given a much wider base in order to sample pay rates in state government and in small companies. Meanwhile, the Office of Personnel Management is recommending pay cuts that would trim $13 billion from the federal deficit over the next three years. Will any of these reforms or cuts materialize? Dont hold your breath.
A pdst-election poll commissioned by the Senate Republican Campaign Committee shows Rep. Geraldine Ferraro slipping in New York, comfirming widespread political
belief that her prospects for the 1986 Senate race has worsened dramatically.
Copyright 1984 Universal Press Syndicate
The tally shows Republican Sen. Alfonse DAmato lea(Ung Ms. Ferraro 52 percent to 39 percent. Even more impressively, Ms. Ferraros negative ratings are 38 percent compared with 15 percent for DAmato.
Alisha Duglass^
Strength For Today
Which secretary is being paid fairly? Mio knows? Salaries in San Antonio and San Francisco are shaped by the invisible hand of the marketplace. Salaries in federal offices are. shaped in some small part by an annual survey that has to be blamed on the Bureau of Labor Statistics. I $tate the matter in that fashion beause the BLS is not respon-sil^ fr the rules that skew its finings.
Every year the BLS conducts a survey of pay scales in about 113 levels of work in 25 occupations of varying deioees (rf difficulty. By law
And so they historically have been regarded. Under the law a President may ignore the findings of the BLS survey. Every year since 1977 the iresident has ignored them absolute-y. The self-evident fact, which requires no surveys or samples, is that GS pay scales ar too low at the bottom, too low at the top, and generally too high in between. Wien considera-ticm is given to federal-fringe benefits - annual leave, genatxe retirement and a high level (rf job security it is small wcmder that the governments quit rate is only one-tenth to one-third the quit rate of private industry. Why Is this so? It is because federal compensation, overall, is too high.
This latest report on |[>ayroll reform recommends that quit rates
William Penn was at one time during his career the largest land owner in the British Empire. He owned what today constitutes all of Pennsylvania. Yet it was while he had this huge amount of real estate that he was thrown into prison for debt.
We have often heard of people being land poor. We are sometimes rich on one side of our lives and poor on the other. Often we envy people who have popularity, gdod looks, money
and social position. If only we could change placed with them and get out of our humdrum existence!
Yet, because of many factors we know nothing about, our lot mi^t be worse. The Lord knew what he was about when he put us right where we are doing our daily work. Dont try to improve on the Lord. You may end up, figuratively speaking, being thrown into prison for debt, like po(Nr old William Penn.
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Team Places Third
A group of students from Greenville schools placed third in division two of the junior league basketball games at the North Carolina Special Olympics Basketball Games held recently at Fort Bragg.
Participants on a boys 15-and-under team representing Greenville were Kenneth Coward, Lloyd Edmondson, Jermaine Howard, Donald Lancaster, Curtis Quail, Bill Staton and Eric Wooden, all of South Greenville Elementary School, and Dana Moore, Shea Weldon and Jimmy Williams of Elmhurst School.
in addition to the team honors, Jermaine Howard placed third in his age division in the run. dribble and shoot event. The team was sponsored by the Greenville Recreation and Parks Department and was coached by Kim Waller and assistants Valerie McNary and Wiliam Hanslev
Models Competition
Linda ONeal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ONeal of Greenville, recently participated in the Models of the South competition in Hilton Head,S.C.
She received second place in runway and third place in photography in the petite (age 18-2D stu(ient category.
Residence Entered
Greenville police said that Hazel Whitfield of 1621 S. Pitt St. reported a breaking, entering and larceny at her residence late Monday night. She told officers that a bank containing approximately $100 was taken.
Officer Cindy Sharpe said entry to the residence was gained by knocking out an air conditioner.
Monday Arrest
Greenville Police Officer Clinton Anderson reported the arrest of Randall Forrest W'yatt of Alabama on a charge of damage to real property in connection with a 3:44 a.m. incident today at the Sheraton Greenville.
Old Massa Dies
PHILADELPHl.^ >AP) - Scientists hope to find clues to tlje mystery of aging by studying the heart and brain of the world s oldest known gorilla. .Massa. who died of a stroke just hours after celebrating his 54th birthday.
Massa. nearly bald, mostly gray and bent with arthritis, was found dead by a Philadelphia Zoo watchman early Monday, and veterinarians estimated he died a half-hour earlier as he slept.
Hundreds of people arrived Sun
day to watch Massa devour his birthday treat a special sunciae of bananas, grap^, apples, oranges and strawberries on a ZooCake, smothered in whipped cream and ice cream. His keepers said the concoction did not precipitate the death.
"The autopsy showed severe arterial sclerosis, or extreme hardening of the arteries." said Dr. Robert Snyder, director of research at the zoos Penrose Laboratory.
It also showed that Massa. a lowland gorilla, in the past month had suffered two heart attacks that zoo officials had not known about.
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By SAMUEL KOO Associated Press Writer VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope John Paul II today called on the United States and the Soviet Union to "renounce egoistic and ideological interests for the success of their arms limitation ta|^ resuming in Geneva next week.
Addressing thousands of faithful gathered in St. Peters ^uare under clear skies, the pontiff said the negotiators "cannot be guided simply by technical criteria but must be inspired above ail by human and moral reasons.
In a brief speech marking Jan. 1, the Roman Catholic Churchs day of peace, John Paul said:
"All will be fragile apd precarious unless a new philosophy is accepted in international relations, renouncing egoistic and ideological interests that feed the tensions, hatreds, subversions, and dedicating the energies and resources freed by disarmament to the great cause of our time - the struggle against hunger, promotion of human rights and the welfare of people.
"If this happens, the pope said, speaking in Italian, "it will change not only the East-West relations, but also the North-South relations."
"Is it a dream?" the pope asked, waving the speech text to stress his point. "No. its my earnest appeal for all of you. to the peoples of all continents and to the youth of the world."
U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz the Soviet foreign minister, Andrei A. Gromyko, are to meet in Geneva next Monday to work out4he basic ground rules and agenda for a new set of weapons talks.
One year ago, the Soviet Union walked out of parallel Geneva talks on strategic arms and intermediate-range nuclear forces.
The pontiff praised the "wisdom of the superpowers in agreeing to resume the talks "even though the process will not be easy.
Everytime the parties return to the table, they find the problems even more vast and intricate,' he said.
John Paul suggested that the negotiators be guided by "several simple axioms" to make their talks successful.
An accord will be possible if the parties are convinced that, on the issue of survival or destruction, they share the same risk."
- The dialogue will be honest if legitimate needs and the real interests of both sides are taken into account.
The security of all ... can be obtained at a lower level of armaments if effective systems of verification are accepted."
The Catholic church observes Jan. 1 as a day of peace. This years theme, chosen by the pope, is the
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In his iKHnily, the the pope called fw increased efforts to spread the evangelical message of peace" in Communist Eastern Europe.
^ He disclosed that the Roman Catholic Church in 1985 will honor Saints Cyril and Methodius, the 9th century Greek missionaries called the Apostles to the Slavs.
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T uesday, January 1.1985
By JON ATH AN W.O ATIS Associated Press Writer Detroit residents welcomed 1985 with a barrage of gunfire today, while 500,000 people jammed New Yorks Times Square. 200.000 people spent the night along the route of the Rose Parade in Pasadena. Calif., and police nationwide worked to keep overzealous revelers off the roads.
For President Reagan. New Years Day means the end ot his vacation, the president toasted the new vear at an exclusive black-tie dinner at the Palm Springs. Calif., estate of publisher Walter Annen-berg
For college football fans, today offered a pigskin fix of five bowl games. Among them was the Cotton' Bowl in Dallas, in which Heisman Trophy winner Doug Flutie plays his last game a quarterback for Boston College, which meets Houston.
For police, it meant being on the lookout for drivers whod had too much bubbly. Authorities nationwide set up hundreds of blockades and checkpoints to catch drunken drivers.
To keep drinkers from driving, transit systems in New Jetsey and New York offered -iree rides on subways, trains or buses. In^ansas Citv. Mo., free cab rid from
taverns were available.
In New York City, a half-million people packed Tim Square to watch a sphere lit up like a big red apple sink down a mast, marking the last seconds of 1984. Twelve-hundred police officers chaperoned the giant treet party.
I never imagined the quantity of people. marveled Roger Licht, a 30-year-old Beverly Hills, Calif., attorney. Tts a once in a lifetime opportunity, but Im out of my mind to be here.
Police arrted 29 people on a variety of char^, said officer Tina Mohrmann.
In Pasadena. 200.000 people who
spent the ni^t along the route of todays 96th annual Rose Parade celebrated at midnight with champagne and beer as they huddled in sleeping bags. Police said they expected 1 million spectate^ for todays paratte.
The extravaganza featur 59 floats bedecked with 20 million flowers and the old torch from the
Statue cf Liberty, .which is being refurbi^Kd. '
In Detroit, gun owners fired <rff a traditional midnight hail (rf bullets, but police said there were no injuri and the gvrnfire tapmd off by 12:30 a.m. The indiscriminate gunfire has been blamed fw three deaths and a
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EVANSTON, 111. (AP) - Manuscripts. artworks and mineroI<^cal specimens worth millions of dollars were dtroyed by a fire that gutted a museum housed in a lanmnark building, officials said.
Im a very old 4a tonight, Stephen Byer. owner of the Byer Museum, said Monday night.
Earlier Monday, Byer watched the blaze roar through the three-story brick museum, which he said had one of the fint manuscript collections in the country.
Byer said he had no idea how much damage was done. Authoriti said some artwork in a wing of the museum not touched by the fire may besalvagable.
I dont know how much the art that was dtroyed is worth, but its in the millions, several millions, said Evanston Fire Department Capt. Sam Boddie.
Its minerological collection was "exceeded perhaps only by the Smithsonian. said Byer, a market- ing consultant who purchased much of the museum's aitwortc with his own money.
The manuscript collection contained material "from all, the U.S. presidents, all British prime ministers and all the British monarchy dating back to Richard III. The minerological collection had specimens of every known mineral that exists, he said.
Other important items included Oriental artifacts suc'h as woodblocks, procelain and jade, dating back to the 1500s and 1600s, Byer said. Among the artists represented in the collection were Marie Rothko,' Jacob Epstein, Steven Hansen, Paul Jenkins and Frank Stella.
The damage to the museum is a loss not just to Evanston, but to the
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The cause of the blaze had not been determined, but fire officials said they believed it started in the basement, and swept to the upper floors and roof through the stairway.
The fire, which sent smoke billowing over much of Evanston, was reported about 2 p.m. by a passerby, Boddie said. Authoriti said no one was inside when the fire broke out.
About 90 firefighters, including the from nearby Skokie and Wilmette, had the fire under control by 7:30 p.m., Boddie said. Fmfighters were still cleaning up several hours later, officials said.
It appeared the whole structure was gutted, said Jam Murray, Byers lawyer. Everything was gone. EveryUiing was gone.
Boddie timated that the blaze would Fult in about 80 percent loss to the structure and artwork.
There were lots of flam, lots of recurring flam, he said, adding that the museum had no sprinkler system. He said he did not know if the building had smoke detectors.
Two Evanston firefighters suffered cuts while battling the stubborn blaze, and were treated and released at Evanston Hospital, Boddie said.
The museum, which opened in 1962, is in a ridential neighboriiood not far from Northwtern University.
midnight, said patrolman Robert Devore of suburban Redford Town^p. "It reminded me (rf the fii^figbts when I was overseas in Vietnam.
In L Angetes, similar gunplay enqjted near the downtown plice helipiart. No one was injured, but police grounded their three helicopters as a precaution, said police officer Jim Mahon.
About 15 state troopers and four d^ty sheriffs turned out in the center of Bethldiem, Ga., on Monday night to put a stop to a 25-year-old tradition driving arwind in [Hckup trucks while fellow revelers explode firecrackers and, homemade bombs.
About five of the 150 people who showed up were arrted. but the night was relatively quiet, said Barrow County Sheriff Gerald Thomas.
About 30 members and guts of the AdAmAn Club so named because it adds one member a year welcomed 1985 with fireworks at midnight from the 14,110-foot summit of Pik Peak near Colorado Springs, Colo.
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By ANDREW MANGAN Associated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) - A convicted mass murderer who hijacked a DC-10 cairying 196 people apparently retrieved a gim ftxan a restroom bdore ov^e^ three guards who were taking him to New York, passengos said today after
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convict, identified as Ishmad Ali LaBeet, was transported from St. CitHx, Virgin Islands, on an Amaican Airlines fU^t whoi be pulled the gun on his guards and commandeered the plane, authorities said. ^
LaBeet, convicted in the slaying (rf eight people at a VirghHslai^ gdf club, was taken into cist^ by authorities in Havana, and Flight 626 continued to Kennedy International Airpmt, its original diestination. The plane landed at 1:59 a.m., (^icials said.
At least two passmgo^ said they saw LaBeet retrieve a gun from a restroom.
He came from the bathroiHn and, with the gun out, went strai^t up to the three marshals, said Eh*. Joel Spiro, 43. of Albany. He took their guns and stood thoie, brandishing two of than, westem-style.
The feflow ran to the front iritfa two guns, one in each hand, said Arnold Cbemdf, an attooey ffom Fairlawn, N.J. It was the scariest monent d my life. ChenKrffs 13-year-old son, Rich-d. said he was sitting next to his sister, Melanie, 18, and we just held on to each other in fear.
Another passenger, 40-year-old Barbara Boses o Plainview, said she saw one mar^ reach for a gun he had strapped on an ankle,.
The (Misoner said, Dont be foolish. Get down on the floor, she said, and the guard flattened.
No one was injured, but the passengers and 13 crew members ^lent nooly three hours on the 0pound in Havana on Moiday before the plane took for New York, said American Airlines spiAesman A1 Becker.
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This deal occurred in the match between New Zealand and Mexico. The auction shown occurred in the room where the New Zealanders held the North-South cards. They must be powerful cardholders in that part of the world, for North never bothered to mention his six-riud suit. Instead, he thrice cue-bid the enemy suit then jump-raised spades, and South went on to slam. 1 Obviously, six hearts is a much [better contract and would have been made easily as the cards lie. South, however, had to struggle in six spades after the lead of the king of diamonds. Re ruffed on the taUe and cashed the ace-king of trumps, and things looked up when the queen dropped. Next came the ace of hearts, and another lady appeared at declarers left.
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LaBeet was under the coMrol of Cuban authoarities, the official Cuban news ag^ Prensa Latina said in a brief dispatch monitored in Mexico City.
The plane was en route from St. Croix, Virgin Islands, to New York when LaBeet conmandeaed it at 6:17 p.m., about three hours afto- it took (rff and an hour before it was scheduled to land, the FBI sakl. The pilot was ordered to turn around and fly to the communist island.
LaBeet, 37, was being takoi to the Metropolitan Cwrectional Cento- in New York Gty, to be transferred to the federal penitentiary in Lewisburg, Pa., where he was sov-ii^ eight consecutive life terms for the slaying aS eight people on a St. Croix golf course in 1972.
He was in an aisle seat near the rear of the plane with three guards in the same row, said Lee Elsesser, Americans ifirector of corporate comimiiications.
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Carrying prisoners is a fairly standard pnictice; all airhnes do it There is a ^Mdal procedime. The guards fill out a form and the caqitain has to be notified, he said.
The idane landed safdy in Havana about 8:30 pm., said Federal Aviation Administratian qnkesman Fred Farrar in Wastnngton. No one was injured, he said.
LaBeet also known as Ishmail Mu^ Ali, was one of five peo|de convicted in the slayings at the fashknaUe FouMain Valley Golf Course in St Croix, said Isidore Bell, assistant warden at the St Thomas bureau of correction.
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By The Associated Press
The world greeted 1985 uith traditional celet^tions and fireworiis today, and with some special efiorts to keep Xe Year s revelers undw control.
In aie wwking-class suburb of Sydney. Australia, where past celebrations have gotti out of hand, the City Council organized a creative \iolence event" by setting fire to 16 old cars in hopes of keeping residents out of trouble of their own making.
Police said the plan wotted, and they repwled that extra patrols and rainy weather in other cities resulted in few er arrests than usual
In London's Trafalgar Square, an estimated 50.000 revelers gathered under giant electronic message boards that reminded them "Bdiave sensibly." Jumpuig Can be Dangerous." and --Beware of Firewots."
We dwi't want unnecessary restrictions. but we all have a duty both to emergency smices and the revelersto act responsibly ."
LcMidon's public tran^Mrt was free oxermght. couresy of a Iwewing company Th^ were firew orks in the wintry sky over Peking, althou^ a Dec. S Communist Party circular had urged a ciqi of plain tea" instead of extravagant New Year's Eve celebrations and banned feudal and superstitious" activities and gambling.
The Chinese year (rf the Ox does not begin until Feb. 30 in the Chinese lunar calendar, but the state-nin television flashed a }^tii^ of an ox as the clock strudi midni^t.
Fw 60.000 govOTiment irffice staff in Pdang. the passing of 1984 meant the id of a cherished custMn.The government banned the xiuxi. or middav siesta, as of Jan. 1.
Trafalgar Square was divided by metal barriers and the fountains were boarded up. The precautions were introduced in 1983. w hen two women were trampled to death and 143 people injured when a pedestrian barrier fell and people surged to the exits.
The new year had a hopeful b^inning in .X'^oia. where the military regime freed 1500 ris-oners. and in Chile, whoie the military govTiment lifted a curfew f<w the night to accinnmodate .\ew" Year's revels.
.New Year is a traditional, yet spontaneous, expression of warmth. " said Scotland Yard .Assistant Commissioner Edgar Mavbanks
In .Nigeria. 150 of the nisoners freed on the first anmversary o the Dec 31. 1983, qiup were being held on political charjges. acccMding to the British Broadcasting Corp.
The 1 a m -5 a m curfew s in the
Teen Idol Loses Lawsuit
LOS .ANGELES i.APi - A young man left paralysed from the chest down in a 1979 traffic accident involving a car driven by singer-actor Lf Garrett won a $3.9 million judgment against the forma- teen idol Monday.
A ^iperiw Court jury that deliberated 2^2 day-s detmnined that Rfriand Wiidda. 24. had actually sustained damages worth $4.2 million But the jury also found that Winkler was 8 pawnt respmisible fw the accident, and the award against Garrett was reduced by that share.
In additi<HL the jury assessed punitive damages S15.000 against Garrett. 23 Winkler, a friend (rf Garrett, was a passenger in Garrett's leased sports car that rear-ended anotho- vdrfcle. flipped over and rolled off a H(rflywood Freeway embankment on Nov. 3,1979.
GarrrtL who at the time was just five day-s shy (rf his 18th birthday, escaped injury and later {rfeaded o contest to a fel(my drunken driving cluuge in Juvenile Court and received one year's pnrfiation Evidence at the civil trial, which Ijegan Dec. 14, showed that Garrett's bloocLalcobo] level was 0J8 pcent
nearly three tiroes the legal limit in California and that he was also on drugs when arrested after the accident said Winkl-'s attorney. EdSteinbrecher.
Winkler was also found n^ligent in that he too had taken drpgs and ak(rfMrf. and ^lould have known better than to drive with Garrett. Steiirfirechersaid.
I'm voy frfrased" Stnbre(her said (rf the jiuy's decision. I thiiA this will send nKssage out that if you're intoxicated as a passatgo-. y(Ni're somewhat at fairft. But if you're driving imder the influence of drugs and alcohol, you'll have to pay the price."
Winkler has already recv-ed $1.1 miUion fitnn Garry's own auto inanance carrier, reducing Garrett's rnainii$ liatnlity to about $2 8 million. SteinbredKT said.
However. Steinbredier and Garrett's attoniey. Steven Freebui^. both have pending law-suits against Transamerica Insisance Co.. whidi insured the leased car. for allegedly refusil to hoMM-its policy.
Free^irg said it would be iq> to Transamerica to appeal the jury award.
Steinlecher said Winkler would have settled with Transamerica for $300.000. the liability limit on the policy for the leased car. but that Transamerica frost refused to pay anythii^ and then recently offered ^.000. which StriiriroBcber refused
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Gtrodon Fulp, of Gordon's Golf. Ski and Tennts Shop in Gnniville.' said, Some fobs are making plans to go to New E^^iand. but those that are really iirfo it are going out west The average skiier, tfaoi^ is just waiting around."
The slow season has not really affected his business, altiioiigh he is not doii^ quite as much dd repair work, he said. A majority of ski equipment sales result from Christmas buriness, so Fulp said he expected ttrfngs to slow a bit ri^now.
Jimmy Wymie, retail sales manager at Overton's Sportiiig Goods, said ski rental was definitelv off.
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Chilean cairftal Santiago ml other major cities were implied Nov. 6 to help the government fight what it say-s isa leftist insurrection.
In Sc(rfland. whoe New Year's brings more celebrations than Chrimas, the 43-week-(rfd British miners' strike was dampening enthusiasm for the centiDies-old tradi-ti(Mi of visitii^ friends' ixmes with a lump (rf coal for good hick.
Scottish .National Union of Minew(Mts leaders ivged people not to use scab" coal meai^ coal unported or mined strike-Iroeakers
In R(Mne. Pope John Paul II. durii^ his tr-iditiooal New Year's Eve Mass at the Jesuit order's main church, said; Christian educatkm of youth in fact is a guarantee f(TO the future." the pontiff said (hirii^ his homily.
In Managua, the Nicaraguan ca|Mtal. junta (XKwdinator Daniel Ort^ told his peofrfe to brace for a (XHitinued battle this year against the U.S.-backed rebels.fightii^ the leftist govenunent.
In a .New Year message broadcast natKmwide by the govmunent's Xoke (rf Nicaragua radio. Ortega said 40 pcent of the 19K bu(^ of $280 million would go todefense.
The government's goal in 1985 will continue to be t& search for peace." be said but added that to achieve peace (we) will have to combat the agression.
Last year -was an excqrfion because it stayed cold all the time," he sakL This year several slopes opened early birf then had to dose down."
Altfaough ski conditioes are (feanal riglrf DOW, Wynne is optimistic about both Overton's buriness and the rest of the season. I'm pre^ satisfied, and I expect thmgs to pi< up again around midJanuaiy."
Because most people only mab one big ski trip a year, Overton's plans to set iq> several (lay trips to allow skiiers more chances to enjoy the ^Nxt he said This would not, only benefit skiiers but also Overton's, as they would sefl more eqpdpmeB, Wyraiesaid
has grown phenomenally popular over the last several years," he said We draw customers finm all over the state.
The true test will come akng in mi(klanuary and the first part of February Iwcause people won't be for Christmas preseirfs." Wyme concluded Both Ski Beech and Ski Hawknest are currently closed, said spokesmen at each resort Ski Hawknest even brooght in several Cherokee Indians to perfonn a snow dance, aocorthi^ to a recent Associated Press photo. biR their efforts were not successful.
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McGowaa deputy inqiector of the New Yort Oty police, said in New Hampdiire. McGowan and other New York authorities arrived in Concord on Monday ni^ toqoestion Goetz, who is to be arraigned in Concord District Cout on Wednesday
Richard Nicastro, New York Gty's chief of detectives, said Goetz told pdioe be was willii^ to waive extraiditkn and rebm to New Yoit.
I never tfaoiiglit of Goetz as a violent person, and I still don't" said a 73-year-old retired mathematics professor who hves in Goetz's apartment building in Mairfiattan but refused to give his tame. The fact he may have shot those kids, who were appaientty tiyii^ to hold him up, doem't mean he'svioletR."
Tenants said the self-enqiiayed electronics specialist was active in a tenants' association that suc-cessfnUy challenged a rent increase and ocgaidzed petition drives to improve pobce protection on his block. .
But it didn't really h^," said a nei^ibor, Scott Sofita. who said he had known Goetz for aboiR four years. And I think that made him
upset"
He wotted very hard for the bettenneiR of the tenants of the buiklii^." said a neigUnr in his mid-SQs who refused to give ins name. The nogUiothood is goiiig to seed, and it really bothered Urn."
A doorman in the building, Herman ftito, said Goetz was a nice person. We never saw him do anytluip wrong or unusual."
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The Rev. John Henry (J.B.) Smith, lOM New St, Ayden, died Monday at Pitt CooiRy Memorial Hoqital.
He was the brother of Nathan Smith of Show HilL
Funeral arrangemeiRs are in-conplete at Noroott and Coopaiiy Funeral Home, Ayden.
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Mr. Raymond Rufiis WUtley, 80, (bed Monday niglR at Pitt County Memorial HoprtaL
His funeral service wiO be conducted at 2:30 pjiL Wednesday in Grace Free HRII Baptist Chortfa Ity thejlev. Ed Walker. Burial win be in theBrihelCeinetetyr.
Mr. Whitley, a native of Edgecomhe County in the Pinetops coaummity, had been a residetR of Greenville for 36 ye^. He was employed in the pobhc wntks de-paitmerR in Greenville until his letiremetR due to ifl health in 19BL
lie was a mentoer of Grace Free W^Bap^ChrodL
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Kosar Says Team Better
TEMPE, Ariz (AP> - Bemie Kosar, the sophomore quarterback for defending national champion kGami, says it may sound craiy but I think this yearns football team is better than last years and were gomgtoproveit.
The 13th-ranked Hinricaoes <8-l) faced No. 14 UCLA (8-3) in todays 14th amual Fiesta BowL, with only bragging rights riding <m the schools first-ever meeting,
This is a must win for us, said Miamis senior (tffensive tackle Dave Heffeman. We have to show people and ourselves something. We were one or two plays away from beh^ 11-1 or 10-2.
Maryland, down 31-0 at halftime, staged the greatest comeback in NCAA Ihvision I history to beat the Hurricanes 42-40 on Nov, 10 and 13 days lato-, Boston College used Doitg FTuties 48-yard touchdown pass on the games final play for a 47-6 victory.
Those were real toi^ losses. Its hard to foiget what happened, but I think thats what weve done, said junior defensive tackle Kevin Fagan, We need this win to regain what weve lost in those last two games. We got lo.gain back some recogmtion.
The last game and a half has oveidiadowed what tins team has accomplished, said Miamis first-year Coach Jimmy Johnson, who iidiented a club that beat top^anked Nebraska 31-30 in last January's Orange BowL Realistically, everybody knew this would be a very trying year although they had their fingers crossed that wed win the natinnal champiansfaip again. But I think the playos have exceeded their own eqiectations.
UCLA, favored by some to win the national title this season, had to overcome a 3-2 start to earn its foralh straight bowl tnd and third consecutive berth in a New Years Day game under mnth-year Coach Terry Donahue.
People assumed the 1984 team would play like the 83 team. Expectations we way out of line, said Donahue, whose Bruins shocked Illinois 43-9 in last Jamaiy's Rose Bowl This jear, were a football team thats gotten strarfily better. We have only a few boms left to get better quickly.
The Hurrioetnes are favored to beat UCLA, consideriiig Kosar has thrown for 3,642 yards and 25 touchdowns already and was to face a patched-up &mn defensive secondary.
"Miami is as good as anybody weve ever idayed and they have more skill people than any team weve ever seen, said IXXA setwr linebacker Neal DeOocooo. We have to make Ibisar feel pressure. We cant give them all day to tlffow. Defensively, we fed were playittg our best football right now but we havent played our best game. Now isthetime.
I expect them to bhtz a lot. but we can handle that, Kosar said. Ive seen just about every defensive sdieme imaginabie.
Facing defenses whid Johnson said used Uitz packages and five or six defensive backs, Ifiami stiO avera^ 30.4 points and 318.8 yards passing per game.
We havent faced a quarterback tMs yev who is even dose to Kosar and tfadr offense is one of the two or three best in the country, Donahue said. Oin* defense win have to be patient and not get too discouraged when Miami moves the ball iq> and down the field. But WeD be hard-pressed to keep the score within the
Cavs Rally Past Purdue
ATLANTA (AP) - The Virginia Cavaliers hadnt won e^ games in a season smoe 1932 and never had played in a bowl game m ite foodaO laslory until New Years Eve.
That all changed Monday when the Cavaliers came back from a first-half pasang Uttz and edged Pimdoe
27-24 on Kenny Stedins 22-yud field god midway throu^ tire final period of the 17th annual Peadi BowL
There were many heros for the Cavafiers, ho ended wtth an 8-2-2 record after firusimig secmd durhtg the regidar sereon behind Ibryland in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
In adtfitioD to Stadlin, who also booted a ^yarder that had tied it at 24-24 earher in the fourth quarter, there was quarterbadE Don Ma-jbrwdd. He comfdeted ei^t of 17 passes for 118 yanh, incltMtii^ a 3-yard toudidown toss to Goio ammeriink, and ran for 6 yards on 14 carries, including a l-yard
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Virgiuias Barry Wood (4) breaks the tackle of Purdues Dou Bahhviu (98) as ke pkks up ten yards going to tke Boilermakers* nine-yard line before bemg stopped. The action came on a Vir^nia scoring drive in tke second quarter of Mondays Peach Bowl game in Atlanta won by the Cavaliers, 27-24. (AP Lasmphoto)
toudidown plm^e.
Tailback Howard Petty, ho was voted the games outstanding offensive player, had 114 yards rudiing in 21 attempts, includbi^ a 11-yard scoring scamper, (^r-neihack Ray Daly interceded two passes, including one on the Cavaliers 15-yard line with 4:56 k to [day that earned him the games outstanding defensive player.
Then tl^e was Coach George Wdsh, who diose not to go for a toudidown with a fourth down and uKhes, opting instead fm Stadlins field goal with 7:17
When you get a chance to go ahead, youve got to go ahead and make them beat you, Welsh said. TTme are scnne argummts both ways... I was coocemed. ^ I thirit when youve got a chance to go ahead, most d the time m do that. Welsh said thoe was DO doidit that "Daly s intmx;eption was the key, obviously.
He also was proud of his teams accomplidiments after completing fais third season with the Cavaliers, who were 2-9 and 6-5 in his first two seasons.
^I thiiA the dghth win, cmning tl^ way it did with tiiis bowl game, on tdevision, and omiii^ ba^ in toe
second half, it gives you a good feeling, he skid
Purduesi^uarterback Jim Evoett. wbo^^ssed for a school record 3,003 yards during the regular season and led toe Big Ten in total offense, riddled Virginias pass defense fw UMichdown throws of 17 yaitls to Jeff Price, 12 yards to Marty Scott and 23 yards to Steve Griffin in the first half for a 24-14 Boilermaker lead.
EvCTett, however, was intercepted three times once in the second half and oHildnt get the Boilermakers into toe end zone in toe second half, finishing ith 22 of 42 completions for 253 yards. He was only 10 of 18 for 95 yards afto-intermission.
Virginia was fired up in the second half. TTieir pass rush was better but they didnt change their covCTages, Everett said.
Purdue, 7-5, which tied for second place in toe Big Ten during the regular season, dropped its first bowl game ever in five tries. Even so, Coach Leon Burtnett was happy with the season.
Our team still had a great season eyoi though we lost today. We missed key plays in the second half and our lack of ctmsistency hurt us, he said.
EC Women Host South Carolina
Georgetown Again Is #1; yCU Moves Into Rankings
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Senior quarterback Steve Bono has thrown for 1^33 yards and seven touchdowns for UCLA, while jnior place-kicker John Lee has woo tluee games with lastminute field goals, amoqg 1^ NCAA-reoord 29 this season.
The femns are 341-1 in games at 76,021-seat Sun Devil Stadium stadium, with a 10-10 tie with Arkansas m the 1978 Fiesta Bowl and three victories over Padfic-10 (hnfoenoe rival Arizona State.
MiamL an independent, never has played in toe state of Arimna before. The Hurricanes are (L6 in bowl games, while UCLA is 4-7-1 ovenU, but 0-2-1 in bowl games other than toeRose.
A crowd of more toan 60,000 was oqiectod for the 11:38 ajn. MST kickoff, just toe fifth non-sdlout in Fiesta Bowl history.
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^ The Afisodated Press For Georgetown, it's three stra^ weeks as the nations No. 1 college basketball team. For Yirgmia Conunonwealto, its some national recogmtion.
The to|Hanked Hoyas got afl 61 fint-plaoe vdcs ni.toe Amnrialfd Press pon far the third straight week, it was aimounred Monday, (korgetinm, 11-0, struggled pak North Carolina AAT and Tennekee State in toe Christmas Tomnament in Puerto Rko dmiqg toe weekend, but stifl got 1J90 points in toe nationwide panel of qxats writers and broadcasters.
The defending NCAA champions start their Big East schedule Wed- nesdayagainstSetonHalL
Virginia (hmmooweattfa has been a big winner in recent years hut has not received tmidi attention. That changed this week when the Rams f^were ranked No. 20, the first time theyve ever appeared in the legular-seasonpoU.
Meanwhile, Duke, 90, and Mem-pte State, 80, hold the seooid and
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Syracuse have moved up to No. 4 andNo.5,respectivefy.
DiAe, whkh won toe Bud light-Triijan Classic, got 1,132 points and Memphis State, which was itoe la^ week, had LOTS.
St Johns, 8-1, won its ECAC Holiday Festival with a victory ova-Norti (hndma State, another Top Twenty team, and got 95i Syracuse, 80 and the winner of the Rochester Classic, got 930.
Roifflifiiig out toe Top 10 are No. 6 Illinois, followed by Southern Meth-oihsL (Georgia Tedi, North Carolina andDd>UnL Kansas moved up a noteh to No. IL but promptly fefl to umanked Kentucky 92-89 Monday night. Following Kansas in this wedcs rankings were Indiana, OUahoma, Lonisianh State, Washington, Mktoigaii, North Carolina State, Louisiana Tech, Maryland and Yirginia (^nunonwealto * Virginia Commmiwealth, 8-1, broke into toe rankings with a 6065 tArtory over Yuginia Tech, which had been rated No. 16 but dropped from the poll after the loss.
It goes without saying (hat it's a great mUestoue for our basketfaall
program and ft will ^ve us national credibility, Virginia Commonwealth Coadi J.D. Barnett said. I jurt ho^ we can stay there. Sonietimes ft can be harder rtayii^ there than ft is gettftg there.
Tlie Rams, menftwrs of the Sim Bek Coufnawe, wewi 2X-7 last sessaL The year hefoi^ toey wert 24-7. In four of toe lart five seasons, the team has gone to toe NCAA toiffnamaft.
Still, Barnett realizes getting noticed can be toffioilt I dont know ft Id say ft was oveniue, but I think sometimes if youre not an estaUitoed pmver that ft takes a hi$ tioM to be rdrogmzed ^jKople anxmd the country, he
Vir^nia Commonwealths only loss this season came at LouisviUe winch was ranked Na 20 last week but also fdl out of the rankings after losses to Oklahnna and Loyola, ID.
Hie other newromer to the pdl this week is M^land, hkto has spent ple^ of time in toe national rankii^ in recent seasons.
Its mce to be recognized as one of toe Top 20 teams. We have been playing good basketbaU, Maryland Oiadi Leffy Driesdl said of his 10-2 Terrapins.
We had a great lOgame wimiii^ streak in the month ai Decanbo-, daying the tmighest Decmnber schedule I have h^ hq said. We played in two siqia- tournaments, the Alaska Shootout and the Rainbow CTassic, and we {dayed soine top ftftersertkmal teams in-chiding West Viigima, Clevdand State, Alabama and Ohio State. nhnots, 11-2, moved fimn cacito to rirth, while Southon Mrthodist, which was fourth last week, lost to the giant' killers oi Hawaii Chanunade, 71-70.
Nwth Candifia, iiidi slqqied firam seventh to ninth, also lost while in Hawaii hoi it fdl to Missouri 81-76 in toe finals of toe Hawaii Pacific Tournameift.
Last week, the Second Ten was Washington, Kansas, Michigan, Nmth Carolina State, Indiana, Vhgima Tech, (Ikldionia, Louisiana State, Louisiana Tech and Lonisvflle.
The Top Twenty teams in the Associated Press' ooO^ haskedali pOD. with frst-plaoe votes m parentheses, total
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East Orolinas Lady Pirates, in the midst of a four game losing skid, return to the relative comftnl of Minges Coliseum Wednesday night, hosting the Umversity of Souto Carolina at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
The Lady Gamecods handed the Pmates, now 2-7, the second of those four straight losses, taking a 68-54 wm m (Columbia on Deconber 16.
The game was the first of a three-game road trip whidi also saw the Lady Pirates bow to Morehead State and Marshall. The first loss in the string was a home court defeat at the <rf Numbo* Ore ranked OklD(Mnini(Mi.
In the first meeting with the Lady Gamecocks, Brantley Souhers IHisbed in 37 points, hile Rroee Nejarian added 16.M(Hhead City native.Minify Ballou added 12 and Monica WilHams hit IL
South Carolina's rebounding was
.East Carolina was paced by Anita Anderson, the kfae Ladv Pirate in
double figures with 12 points. Fredunan Monique Pompili led the ECTJ rebounding with 11, while Lisa Squirewell, Annette Phillips, Anderson and Alma Bethea each pulled away six.
East Carolina outrebounded South Cardina overall, 52-41. but shot only 35.3 percent from the floor as compared to 46.7 percent by the Gamecocks. ECU was also oiftshot at the stripe 12-8 as South Carolina to(A 10 more shots there.
The game is the first, of three straight hone games for the Lady Pirates. TTiey l^t Iona on Saturday and CampbeM on Wednesday, January 9. The Lady Pirates' then take to the road for their first ECAC-South* games of the year, facing William Mary and Rfalunond before returning hopie on January 19 to host George Mason,
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West Virginia Passes TCU For 31-14 Bluebonnet Win
Catching Up second period action in the Bluebonnet Bowl
West Virginia running back Ron Wolfey (36) game at Houston Monday night. Wolfey is being caught from behind by Texas picked up 14 yards on the end run. (AP Christian t hiversitys Byron Linwood during Laserphoto)
Kentucky Ends 1984 With^ Upset Win Over Kansas
By The Associated Press
Maybe the last game of 1984 is a good omen of what will come in 1985 for the slow-starting Kentucky Wildcats.
Kenny Walker scored 36 points Monday night and helped blunt a late Kansas comeback to give Kentucky a 92-89 victory over the llth-rahked Jayhawks in college basketball.
The- triumph evened Kentucky's record at 4-4 in what has not been a particularly good season for one of the nation's traditional powers. The Wildcats were ranked 15th in the preseason poll, but quickly dropped out whild losing four'of their fiFSf five game.
It was ihe worst start fdr Kentucky since t|je 1926-27 season
Walker: a junior fon^ard. may have helped reverse that trend with his career-high point total in the matchup with against Kansas played at Louisville's Freedom H,aJl.
"He played a great game, even greater when you think of how many minutes he had to play." Kentucky Coach Joe B. Hall said after watching Walker play all but two minutes. "I don't see how he did it."
The only other Top 20 team in action Monday night was No. 15 Washington, which beat Lamar 64-59. Only a handful of major college basketball games were played, Monday and none were scheduled for today."
Walker gave his best effort when Kentucky needed him most.
With the score tied 80-80. the
iSU To Test Its Lessons Of Year
NEW ORLE.ANS '.APi - Coach Bill .Afnsparger said tonight's Sugar Bowl game against fifth-ranked NebrasL will test how well his Louisiana State University football team absorbed the lessons taught in practice.
Arnsparger sent his llth-ranked Tigers through a light practice on New Year's Eve. working on the premise that a team can never be too well prepared for a game.
"Whenever I hear a guy say. The hay's in the barn, I kind of smile."' Arnsparger said Monday. "1 don't think it's ever in the barn"
He said he prefers another commonly heard maxim: "It's never over'til it's over."
Arnsparger spent 18 years in the National Football League before taking the job at LSU13 months ago. His NFL background surfaced on Monday as he Referred to the coach's calendar which, in college, marks the day before a game as Friday.
Since the pros play most of their games on Sunday, the day before a game in the NFL is Saturday.
Im not one of those guys who doesnt like to practice on Saturdays," he said, referring to his Monclay practice. ^
Arnsparger said wide receiver Herman Fontenot was hobbling a bit
Cassidy Is Net Winner
MELBOURNE, Australia, <AP) -American Dan Cassidy stunned Australian Davis Cup player John Fitzgerald today to win the $160,000 Victorian Open tennis tournament and ctrflect his first career Grand Prix victory.
The 23-year-old Cassidy, from Hollywood, Fla., has been a professional for only five months. But he belied his lack of experience and wiM-ld ranking of 126 when he edged Fitzgerald 7-6,7-6.
His one-hour, 40-minute victory earned Cassidy $15,000. Fitzgerald picked up $7,500.
from a pulled hamstring muscle.
It's been a rough couple of weeks for Fontenot, whose left ankle was injured in a dormitory accident before the team moved its practice sessions here. A teammate's chair slipped and hit his ankle, leaving'it a bit tender.
Arnsparger said he sat with the' network television crew and received a lot of tongue-in-cheek suggestions on how to make tonight's game more exciting.
They, wanted a lot of scoring, so I suggested we take both defenses off the'field." he said. "I know some of you think we took ours off the field a couple of times this year.
But I was looking for some way to get Nebraskas defense off the field,
Arnsparger said he and his wife had dinner with former Arkansas Coach Frank Broyles, who will be doing color commentary for the ABC network telecast.
Broyles appeared first in the Sugar Bowl as a player for Georgia Tech in 1944 and has made 14 subsequent appearances as either coach, athletic director or color 'commentator since then.
"I think hes the only guy Ive talked to this week with more experience than the Nebraska football team, Arnsparger joked.
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HOUSTON (AP) - West Virginias liberal game plan was to quarterback Kevin Whites liking, and the senior whod wallowed on the bench in his first three seasons parlayed it into a 31-14 Bluebonnet Bowl victory over Texas (Kristian.
I thought we were too con-semtive in some of our early games." White said after passing the Mountaineers to their third bowl victory in four years by completing 16 of 30 passes for 280 yards. We wanted to open things up a little and we came out passing. We had nothing to lose.
The Mountaineers used newly in
stalled passing patterns, reverses, a flanker (^tion rss and a run with a fake punt Moniky night to turn back the Cinderella Homed Frogs, making their first bowl appearance since 1965.
TCU played the last three quarters without all-America tailback Kenneth Davis, who suffered a bruised calf on the last play of the first quarter.
White, who was a backup to now-pros Oliver Luck and Jeff Hostetler, passed deep to wideouts Willie Drewrey, who made six catches for 152 yards, and Gary Mullen, who hauled in a 62-yard touchdown
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6-foot-8 Walker kept alive a missed shot and Winston Bennett grabbed the loose ball and put it in to put the Wildcats ahead with 1:44 left to play.
On Kansas' next possession. Walker blocked a shot and then hustled to the other end of the court for a slam dunk. He was fouled from behind on the play and added two free throws to make it 86-80.
, After Kansas rallied within 90-89, Walker was fouled while battling for a rebound with eight seconds remaining and calmly sank both foul shots for the final margin.
"Walker was fantastic, always there, Kansas Coach larry Brown said. "We just got rattled and got beat on the boards."
Walker got support from reserves Ed Davender. a freshman who scored 20 points, and little-used Troy McKinley, w ho added 12.
"Their play in the first half when we were behind made the difference." Hall said. We have been looking for that kind of help. "
Kansas, 8-2, had moved up one spot to 11th this week in the rankings that were released shortly before the game started.
But playing against Kentucky did not bode well for Kansas. With the loss, the Jayhawks have dropped 15 of 16 games against Kentucky.
Freshman Danny Manning scored 30 points for Kansas despite foul problems. Ron Kellogg added 20 for the Jayhawks.
Washington, playing at home, had some trouble against smaller but quicker Lamar. The visiting Cardinals trailed through most of the first half but took a 55-53 lead on Karl McCauleys basket with 3:41 left in the game.
But Paul Fortier, who led Washington with 18 points, then tied the game and keyed a 94) spree that put the Huskies in charge.
Chris Welp, a 7-foot sophomore center, got 16 points and 11 rebounds while Detlef Schrempf scored 14 points for Washington. 8-2. Puntus Wilson had 17 points for Lamar, 4-6.
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Fiist.'the ju^emaut faded, then point guard Michael Jackson was injured and now, Coach John Thompsons top-ranked, undefeated Georgetown Hoyas face what a rival coach calls the end of the amicable season."
The 11-0 Hoyas breezed through the first part of their schedule, losing by no fewer than 18 points in thei'^first eight games, including a 22-point thrashing on Dec. 15 of DePaul, ranked No. 2 at the time.
They not only were unbeatable, they were unapproachable.
But when Thompson and his players traveled to a gymnasium in Albuquerque, affectionately designated 'The Pit," the Hoyas sneaked away with a 69-61 victory over unheralded New Mexico in their first scareof the season.
That game was followed by two more in the Puerto Rico Tournament, and there were further signs ^of fallibility.
The Hoyas, won both, but they were by narrower margins 77-64 over Tennessee State and 61-56 over North Carolina A&T. In fact. N.C. A&T led briefly in the second half, something that had not happened to the Hoyas this season, and the final five-point margin was the smallest for Georgetown to date.
In the same game, Jackson injured his shoulder, probably forcing Thompson to go to a backup as the Hoyas open their Bi^East Conference season We^sday against Seton Hall at Landover, Md.
About 200 miles to ti! north, in the New York borough of. Queens, St. Johns Coach Lou Carnesecca was sizing up the Big East:
"Let's just say that the amicable
pass in the second quarter as West Virginia built a 31-7 halftime lead.
White hit on 12 of 18 passes for 240 yanis in the first half and also tossed touchdown passes to tailback John Gay and fullback Ron Wolfley.
We went in with the idea of throwing a lot. We had a concept we could beat them deep with Drewrey and Mullen so we came out passing, said West Virginia coach Don Nehlen.
The Mountaineers, who had ended their regular season with three losses, rolled up 502 yards total offense while limiting the high-scoring Horned Frogs, who averaged 33 points a game, to one touchdown in each half.
TCU was a good football team, but they were a little confused at the right times and our defense just played a heck of a game, said West Virginia offensive tackle Brian Jozwiak.
Davis was injured when he took a solid hit from West Virginia linebackers Van Richardson and Matt Smith on a dive play.
They relaxed when he (Davis) wasnt there, said West Virginia safety Larry Holley. But I dont know if the way we played, it would have made any difference if he had
season is over," Carnesecca said.
The friendly games are over. We play Connecticut Wednesday and that starts the well, then the iess-than-friendly season starts.
Thompson, who was not pleased with the Tennessee State win, came away from the North Carolina A&T game at least with some reason for been there. optimism as he looked forward to TCU, averaging 284 yards rushing,
the Big East games. A&T had played was held to 92 with Davis absent,
what Thompson considered an in- I JUst got piled up by nine or 10
telligent game, much the same type guys and I felt like my knee was of patient, determined strategy he broke, Davis said. ^ .
expects to encounter in the Big East. Ou the very npt play, Richardson
Tennessee Stateand North Caro- recovered a fumble by Roscoe
lina A&T were as well-coached as Tatum at the TCU 2-yard line and
any team we've played, Thompson the Mountaineers moved in for a 21*7
said. He said that in the earlier lead ^
blowouts, teams had tried to run Everybody on our team made
with Georgetown, a mistake. These mistakes, said Horned Frog coach
two smaller schools used multiple Jlui Wacker, whose teain finished
defenses, patience and tried to keep 8-4 after winning eight of its first
Georgetowns big men a.k.a. nine games.
Patrick Ewing - away from the They were a good team, but the
basjfet 4iy was that they played with a lot
I think this was very good of emotion and ours was not what it
ireparation for Big East play should have been.
)ecause ngany teams in our league will approach us the way these teams did, Thompson said.
Even the injury to Jackson didnt seem to concern Thompson too severely. If Jackson cant play,
Thompson said hed switch 6-foot-7 Reggie Williams to the point. Although a forward, Williams might be the second-best point guard on the team, Thompson says.
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REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (AP) -If the Walter Payton Fan Club is looking for guest speakers, San Francisco 49ers Coach Bill Walsh should be considered.
He was great, just great,Walsh said of Paytons performance for the Chicago, Bears in their 23-19 playoff victory over Washington. He throws the ball beautifully. Hes a great runner, a great blocker.
What Payton does most, of course, is run. He became the National Football Leagues all-time rushing leader this season, his lOth. In the playoff game, he surpris^ the Redskins with a 19-yard touchdown pass to tight end Pat Dunsmore.
On Sun^y, Pajdon will be playing in bis first championship game when the Bears visit Candlestick Park to play the 49ers for the National Football Conference title.
Payton certainly belongs at the championship level, Walsh said at the 49ers training headquarters.
If you watch Walter Payton, regardless of his teams productivity, hes playing as if its a championship game, Walsh said. How he can continue to play with that intensity, with that size, is amazing.
, Payton, a 5-foot-lO running back, is coming off a 1,684-yard rushing season thiat made his career total 13,30^. He ran for 104 yards against Washington in just the third playoff game of his career. The Bears, 10-6 this season, have been over .500 only three times in Paytons 10 years.
The 49ers defense did a good job the final week of the regular season against Eric Dickerson, the Los Angeles Rams running back who a week earlier broke O.J. Simpsons NFL single-season rushing record. Dickerson had 98 yards on 26 carries in the game the 49ers won 19-16 to finish 15-1 for the year.
Eric Dickerson has to be the greatest talent the game has seen. Walter Payton is the greatest competitor Ive seen, Walsh said. In the NFL, almost every team has a great running back. Id like to think we have two. We dont feature them as much as we could, I suppc^, but diversity is so important in our
Switzer
Remembers
MIAMI (AP) Oklahoma Coach Barry Switzer remembers the Orange Bowl seven years ago all too well.
We had a very similar situation in 1977 here, Switzer said Monday, one day before sending the second-ranked Sooners out to face No. 4 W^ashington in the Orange Bowl.
What happened that season was that second-ranked Oklahoma missed a golden opportunity to win the national championship, getting blown out by No. 6 Arkansas 31-6 in the Orange Bowl after fifth-ranked Notre Dame had knocked off No. 1 Texas in the Cotton Bowl. The Irish won the national championship while Oklahoma finished seventh.
Before that disastrous Orange i Bowl, Switzer said it was the first time he was faced with not only having to win but having to win big to prevent a Notre Dame landslide.
Oklahoma is still clinging to its dream of a 1984 national championship the Sooners are 9^1-1 to 134) for No. 1 Brigham Young, which completed its season by defeating Michigan 24-17 in the Holiday Bowl. But the feeling in some quarters is that the Sooners must beat Washington by at least a couple of touchdowns.
Concerning all the hype regarding the poll. Im concerned about the team and the interest created by whos No. 1, said Switzer, who has created much of the controversy by booming his Sooners and ridiculing BYUs schedule for weeks. No ones talking about playing Washington and winning the game. Its a foregone conclusion that Oklahomas going to win the game and thats not true.
I dont like that. I know what it breeds (complacency), and emotion and the mental aspect are so important. In 1977, we played an 18-point underdog and got killed.
In 1975, once-beaten Oklahoma beat Michigan 14-6 in the Orange Bowl and wo the national championship over 12-0 Arizona State, the only unbeaten team in the country. Arizona State then was a member of the Western Athletic Conference, like Brigham Young is now.
They wore voted No. 2 because of their cmiference schedule, Switzer said. The WAC is not considered the toug^t (xmference in the United States. Of the seven major confances, the WAC is ranked the lowest.
Meanwhile, Washington Coach Don James is more concerned with
We havmit semi the Wishbone since 1977 (a 27-18 loss to Mississippi State), he said. Weve never takien films of our bowl (practices in the past, but we have this year. As much as* I dislike their offense, it will be kind of challmiging to see what we eando.
'Nearly evoybody believes the ion is the hardest day to defend.
ou have to be so disciplined, you have to assign defensive players to gaps, to men. If anyjtody makes a mistake youve got an imbalance.
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Wendell Tyler of the 49ers established a club rushing record this season, with 1,262 yards. Fullback R<^er Craig added 649 yards, carrying only 155 times, but was the teams leading receiver with
71 catches.
Tyler and Craig carried only eight times apiece for a total of 91 yards against the Rams, and they combined for just 69 yards on 24 attempts last Saturday when the 49ers won their playoff opener, 21-10,
over the New York Giants.
Weve been stopped pretty good the last few weeks, Craig said. But I think our offensive linemen will be working to do real well on run blocking against the Bears, to open up our passing.
'Go Bears'
Chicago Bears fan Willie Daubach,' left, wears a Go Bears sign on his forehead Sunday night as he and other fans gathered at Chicagos OHare International airport to
herald their playoff winning team. The Bears beat the Redskins,'23-19, to advance to the NFC finals against San Francisco. (AP Laserphoto)
Miami's Odds No Surprise To Pittsburgh's Williams
MIAMI (AP) - That oddsmakers have installed Miami as an early 10-point favorite in Sundays American Football Conference championship game comes as no surprise to Pittsburghs Eric Williams.
Im sure no one will give us much chance, but thats fine with us. That just pulls us together, the Steelers free safety says. We talk about how this paper says this about us and that paper says that and we cant understand it.
Weve beaten several good, teams, Williams added, and people still say were sorry.
The Steelers, 9-7 during the regular season, moved within one step of making their first Super Bowl appearance in five years with a 24-17 playoff upset of Denver Sunday, while Miami heads into the AFC title game with hopes of heading to their second National Football League championship affair in the past three years.
You gotta feel good about where we are and realize weve got to win two more with the first one first, Dolphins Coach Don Shula, his confidence boosted by the improved play of his defense against Seattle in the conference semifinals.
1 feel very good about our football team, Shula added. It was an excellent effort in all areas. It certainly came at the right time.
Sundays contest is a rematch of the 1972 AFC title contest won 21-17 by Miami, which went on to complete a perfect 17-0 season against the Washington Redskins in Super Bowl VII.
The Dolphins have never lost a conference championship game (theyre 4-0) and Pittsburgh has never beaten Miami in the Orange Bowl. Shula, however, isnt one to dwell on the past.
This is the second season, the Dolphins coach said. The Steeler defense is one of the toughest weve ever faced. Offensively, theyre in a lot better shape now than when we played them the last time.
The last time was Oct. 7 when the Dan Marino-led Dolphins blasted Pittsburgh 31-7 in Three Rivers Stadium. The Steelers havent beaten Miami since they whipped the 1979 Dolphins in the playoffs en route to their fourth Super Bowl title.
Sundays matchup looms as a battle between Miamis high-powered offense ranked No. 1 in the FL against a Steelers defense that has allowed only one running back Clevelands Earnest Byner to rush for more than 100 yards in a game.
Nobody, however, has stopped the Dolphins aerial show directed by Marino, the Pittsburgh-born
quarterback the Steelers passed over in the 1983 NFL draft after his career at the University of^ Pittsburgh.
Marino, the first man to throw for more than 5,000 yards in a season, threw for 226 yards and two of his NFL single-season record 48 touchdowns in the earlier meeting with the Steelers.
If they choose to run, they can run, but 1 guarantee you that hes going to stand back there ^nd throw. Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll said. Hes an excellent talent. While Miami won easily in October, the Dolphins vow they wont be overconfident. The Steelers, meanwhile, insist they like their chances.
Were one game away from the big one, the Super Bowl.-Pittsburgh quarterback Mark Malone said. If that doesnt get you ready to play, nothing will.
Were as fresh as weve been in a long time, emotionally and physically, Noll said. The players heard the talk, that there was no way this team could do anything. That can be a factor, a big factor. The winner of Sundays game will advance to Super XIX in Palo, Alto, Calif., and play the survivor of the National Conference title game between the Chicago Bears and San Francisco 49ers.
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Falrchd 80 58193 19'.
Fairc pf 3.60 12725 39 Fairfd 16 41959 I6I.
FamOIr .22 85710 29'.
Fansfl n 60e 14675 191 U'g 15
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FinCppf6 74e 59762 48 14'
FnSBar 18355 9'. 2':
Firestn 80 256275 22' IS'. 17 - 5'
FfAtlln 88 38199 2Si. 19 24 - 3'.
FtAti pf6 20e 9770 57'. 50'. 54':
F8kSySl 48 65938 294 21'. 26i- :
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FBost 60a 94716 56 34' 54'a-12
FstChic 1 32 291969 27 18' 2Pe- 4
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FChi pfB8.67e 19077 87' 70
FChi pfC8 20e 15124 104' 87 FtBTex 1.30 90523 20'. 13'x
FtBTx pf5 87e 19503 56 40
FtBT. pf2 48e 16452 51 38':
FtCity 40073 21 IP. 19
FFedAz 148471 18 101. 13'
FIntste 2 34 159310 45'. 30. 43
Flntstpt 2 37 29064 301 21
FtMiSS 24 99810 131. 7'x
FNStB 2 88 22040 46 3Vx
FNStB pfP 70e 5293 107i 90'
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FstPapf 2 62 50890 28' 20'x
FtUnRI 1 84 33755 28i. 20
FtVaBk'' 84 34159 20 I4I. 19'- 2'e
FfWiSC 1.20 15653 241. 16 24'.- 4'
FWiSC pf6.25 899 52'; 45 50':
Fischb 1 31586 55': 30'. 32':-18
FishFd 05e 21861 12' 8. 10- 'e
FItFinG 2.40 24702 57i. 40': 57'- 9i
FlfFinwi 28' 20'.
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FleefEn .36 371750 30i. U' 26i- .
Flemng .88 57763 35i 22'. 34'- 5'.
FlexiV .80 36303 30 23i. 29- 1'
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FligtSf .20 43585 35 19': 34'- 5'
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FlaStI .40 27362 24 IP I3i- 6'
FlwGen 58090 10. 3'. 4'.- 5'.
Flowr s .38 40047 17': 11': 16'- 31
Fluor 40 323795 23' 14': UP- 2';
FoOteC 2.20 8545 54': 431 51 - 2'
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FtDear 1.36 10281 12
FtHowd 1.64 72919 63
FosfWh .44 73396 16' 10
FoxStP 68 15432 121. 6
Foxbro 1 04 46196 40': 27
FMOG 181e 97305 IP 5
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Fruhf pf 2 17829 40. 25 27'- 9'
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Ganett 1.48 264424 50i. 33i 47 - 7'
GapStr ,50 50847 23' 17': 20'- H
Gearht 40 88063 30' I0' P'.- 9'
Gelco 56 55542 23'. !3i I6I.- 4'.
GemCa 3492 65'. 53'e 65'.* 5'.
Gemln 4.85e 5640 16 11' 12 - 3'.
GnCorp 1.50b 80617 40 30'. 34'.- 5'
GAInv 3.0Se 22582 22' 15e 16'- 4'.
GnBcsh 1 7035 45'. 29'. 42 - 4'.
GCinm s 40 59509 28 161. 26'. - 4'.
GCn pf s 46 14929 27 161. 2<e>K- 4i
GnDatS 67513 21 12': IS'- '
GnDyn 1 462959 691. 42 69';-Pi
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GnFdS 2.50 260884 59e 45'e 55- 4':
GGth 60 48350 31': 23 30'.- 6'.
GGthwt 36420 12': 6': 8I.+ P.
GGth pf 1.90 6094 31. 36' 30'.+ 3
GnHost .40 113432 23 12'. 17'+ 3
GnHouS 24 20775 19': 8 91.-7 Gninst .50 409487 34H 15': 16'.-16'.
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GNlot 4.75r 1915582 8214 61 78'-4
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GMotpt 3 75 4430 39 33i. 36':- P
GMotpf 5 6752 52'.
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GaPc pfC2 24 1014 33 30'
GaPwpt 3 44 12621 271. 22 26'.
GaPwpf 3 76 8547 30'e 25': 28'
GaPwpf 2.56 5734 22 17'. 19',
GaPwpt 2 52 2331 21 17 19'
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GIdNug 252644 151 B'e 9i- 3'
GIdN wt 95546 6'e P. 2-3
GIdWF .20 204268 25'.'11 23i.- P
Gdrich 1 56 14U78 361 24' 27 - 31
Gdrchpt 7 85 548 83 73': 83 - 9
Gdrchpf 97 394 11 8'. 9':- ':
Goodyr 1.60 684576 31': 23 26 - 4i
GordnJ 52 41398 21' 13'. 16':-4.
Gould 68 365780 36': 19 21'-9'.
Grace 2 80 183004 46 36': 39'.- 5':
Graingr 1.24 49347 66 47 571- 4'
GtAFst .40 95675 131. 8' 131* 3'.
GtAtPc 126882 18 IP 16 - 31.
GtLKIn 90a 10139 39'. 27': 371- 31
GNIrn 185e 4186 21': 15': 15^1-3'
GiNNk I 52 211637 43'. 31 35':-5':
GtNNkp(4 75 7541 67': 51': 57':-6':
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GWHsp 84584 191. 9': 13- 31.
GMP 1 72 5841 15': 11'. 15 - 1
Greyh 1 20 300062 26'. 18 24'.- 1'
Greyhpt 4.75 164 42 37': 42 - I
Grolier 76334 5 2'. 3'- 1'.
GrowG 40b 23507 20 12 18'.- I
GrubEI 08 27443 9' '. 8-1':
Grumn 1 129703 29' 2P. 27'- 2
Grumpf 2 80 12845 26'. 23. 25'.- 1'
Grunfal 16 14459 8': 4'. 4i.-3';
Guardl 32 38115 23': 14': 23 - 2':
Guilird 68 32914 32 20 2P.- 8'
GIfWst 90 566511 35 25' 28'- P.
GItW pf 5 75 216 62 56 57'.- 2'.
GullRs 50854 24'. 12 12'.- 7':
GulfR pf 20 17 34 27 29 - 4
GulfRpfl.30 749 30 16' 17':-8
Glistut 1.64 395122 13' 10 13 - '.
GifSU pf 4 40 421 38 30': 31 - 5
GifSU pl 4 52 910 35 32': 34 - 3':
GlfSUpfSOB 21370 39': 34': 35':-3'
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GlfSUpr 3 85 6017 30': 24, 27'.- '.
GltSUpr4.40 5125 33'. 27 31'.
GIlSU pf 8 80 1876 76 551. 65 - 7.
GAero 55e 124306 20'. 12' 13'.- 2'
Gulfon .60 9131 IB'a U I41.- P.
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HallFB M06239 26 19'. 24'e- I
Halbfn 1.80 925341 44 27'. 28':-P
Hallwd 08 85143 I': 1'- '
Halwdpf .56 12391 8'; 5'. 7 HamrP 2.04 55311 551 38'. 47'- 1.
HanJS 1.47a 148*1 13': IP: 13'.- 1
HanJI 1.84a 8734 I81. 151 i8'a- 1
Hndlms 92 53638 41 2Pa 391. + I31
HandH .86 28321 20 1$': 18'*- P:
Hanna .40 28482 24'. 181. 18 - 2>
HarBrJ I 74595 45 23' 44'+:7'*
(Continued on paKe 15)
1984 Year-End
American Stock Exchange
NEW YORK (API - American Stock Exchange issues trading for 1984 The net change is from the previous year on issues listed prior to January 1,1984 Sales
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DomeP 520251 3 11 18 1 *18 I'e- 11. Domfrg 1.40 7772 28'. 22' 25'++ '
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Transco 2.04b M70M X' X': 52 +14'* Trnscpf 3.87 24893 594 42': M +114
TranEx 2.M 38331 254 19 224+ 1':
Transen 3X51 17'a 6': 8'*-54
TrGPpl 6.65 583 714 63 714+ 24
TrGpt 10.32 478 92'+ 80 88'*+ +
TrGP pf 8 64 492 87+* 77 X +' 1':
TrGP pf 2.x 4014 24 M 22+a+ +a
TrnsOh 133M 12 6'a 9'*- +a
Tranwy 1M 27446 Xa 28 33 -4
Trnwld 40 420M8 32': 234 31 TwIdwtA 3M73 16': 94 I4+a- '*
Twidpf 2 X95 28' 22': 28 +3':
Twidpf 190 16511 174 144 18'*- '+
Travler I 92. 547918 X'* 25': 37'*+ 5': TriCon 5.59e 105759 26a 214 24a- 4 TriCnpl 2.X 846 23': M'* 224+ 1':
TriSoln 20679 64 5 6'a- 'a
Triaind 40 9296 224 124 16'*- 24
TriaPc 1 16245 294 M+* 27 - '* Tribune 84 I3M53 344 24 34':+ 34
Tricntr ,36e MX 6+a 4'* 4+a- +*
Trico 16 26762 104 54 6'a- 34
Trinty X 61707 25': 13'* 17 - 6+a
TritEng 10b 24825 194 11'* 15+a- 1+a
TritE pf 1.10 11X1 11': 8+e lO'a
TuCsEP 2M 106776 414 334 41':+ 3': tullJM 52 8289 164 104 11':-2a TwinDs M 3M2 23+a 16 I6'a- 4+e
TycoLb M 7X14 37 25': 34 + 6 Tyler 70 23119 31 X'a 29+a+ +a -l-l-
UAL 50e 725702 46+* 28 44 + 7'*
UALdI 2.40 116228 314 24 304+ 3'*
UCCEL 39813 124 74 12+a+ 14
UGI 2.04 39525 X'a 16'a 4+ 5
UGI pf 2 75 451 X': 19': 22':+ 1'*
UNCRes 1X198 11' 3 9'*+ 34
URS 40b 11945 14a 10 11+B- 2+a
USFGs 2M 310861 304 174 27':- 'a
UniDyn M 393M 19+a 124 15+a- '
UiliFrst M 5M2 M+a 13' 15'*- 3+a
Unilvr 2 06e 215 55': 45 X4- 1'*
UniNV 4.20e 58418 92'a 75 M + 6
UCamp sl.64 1M776 42'* 30a 35+a- 54 UnCarb 3.40 695X9 65'* 324 X4-26 UnionC 27770 7': 44 4':- 1+*
UnElec 1.72 XlOX 16': 12 14':+ 34
UnElpt 3 50 215 27 21 26'*+ 1
UnElpf 4 579 31 25': 294- '*
UnElpt 4.x 357 34 28'a 33'*+ *
UnElpt 4.M 2M1 X': 27': X4+ 14
UnEI pt 6 40 391 49 39': 48 + 2'*
UnElpfM 4 94W 294 24': 294+ 14
UEIpfL 8 1372 59': 48': 574+ 14
UnEI pt 2.98 193M 234 18'a, 224+ 14
UnElpf 2 13 6225 17': 13' 164+ 14
UnElpf 2 72 1761 234 194 22':+ 24
UnElpt 7 44 2437 X': 45 554 + 54
UEIpfH 8 669 M 49 X4+ 1'*
UnPac 1 W 500435 524 34'* 40- 94
UnPcpt 7.25 17W5 115 82 92+*-19'+
Uniroyl Me 333995 18 9+* 134- 3'.
Yeor-End
Unryl pf UnitOr UnBrnd UBrd pf UCblTV
2'a 24+ 'a 22 X'*+ 1':
45 594+ 'a
40': 53 + '* 5'a 6'*- 5'*
8 1289 6* U': 64 + 7
142M 64 34 3':- 2
45745 214 10'* 10+*- 44
X66 17 9+ 10+- 2'*
.14 41998 31'a M 30+*+ 5'*
UnEnrg 2.48 H59 29 22' 27'+ 2'*
Ulllum 2 77131 234 9 13+*- 64
Ulllu pt 3.97 3392 M'+ 19 24 -2
Ulllupt 2.M 1M1 17 II 15
Ulllu pt 4 2448 M M'a 24'*- 24
Ulllupt 1.90 9245 13' 10 12'*
Unitind 52b 327X 25 15+a 19- 4':
Unitinn .22 4314 4l'a 32s X':+ 3':
UJerBk l.M 14539 M4 25': 324- +a
UtdAAM 39243 17'. 9+* 154+ 3'
UPkMn 7185 3'
UsairG .12 X1079 X
USGyps 3 118743 654
USGy pf 1 W 2X 57 USHom I4j 294871 13
USLeas ,76 323M M+ M4 Ms- I'a
USShoe U 173737 374 23 26h-V
USSteel 1 7820M U' 22 26'- 44
USStlpf6.49e 729M X' 494* 51 - 4
USStI prl2 75 43X1 157 115+* 128'-18'a USStlpf 2 25 77140 31': 26- 2':
USTob I 44 102937 43 31'* X' :- 1+
USWest 5.40 643767 70 + 70':+ 14
UnTch s 1.40 58X23 41H M': X4
UTchpt 2.x 9*46* 35+* 274 32':- ':
UniTel 1,92 4X245 4 17+ 224+ 1'
UniTI pt l.X 124 ': X': 31':+ ':
UniT2pl1.X M7 27 21': 27 + 14
UWR s 1 M 74*9 17 12 15+ 1
Unitrde 20 X987 X 22 27'- 5'
Univar 68b 12344 24 144 17'- 3+
UnivFd 1.04 22389 27+ 18 234- 2+a
ULeafs 92 350X 154 19+ 24
Unocal 1 12753YI43'* M 37+54
Upjohn 2M 29651 X' 45 70'.+10
UklFE I 04 119462 X4 X X+ 5
USLFpl3.M 2*3 X': M4 M4-2+a
USLF 01 2 25 1IW7 X'* 25 X + 4':
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Mutual Funds
11.43 9,55 1084- 12 12.86 11 02 12.48+ .01 11.75 10 01 11.02- .X 15.82 12 X 15.M+ 2 X 32 54 26 70 M.89- 93 21,57 17.26 19 32- 1 52 16 54 10 43 11.M- 4 81
I3.X 10.94 '1.28- 2 12
9 55 7 17 7 70- 4 63
10 46 9 47 9 61- 72
5.x 4.54 5 03- 39
ll.M 9.02 10.x- 124 9.M 8 83 9.54 - 04
22.42 14 78 16 52- 4 92 26.99 18 69 19 79- 6 05
4.97 6.17 6.53- 24
15.W 12 05 12.96- 1.72 12.84 9.83 11 17- 4 34 47.59 40.M 44.18- 1.81 12.19 10 76 10.99- 3 92
11 95 11.48 11.90 + 24
M.I8 M 79 X 11- 6 27 16.91 11 29 12.10- 4 32 10.14 8 94 9.50- 48
17.M 16.x 17 39+ 16
10 35 8 24 8.64- 1.43 21 14 17 99 18.78- 1 68
5 9 3 4 4 3 4.59- 1 24 15.64 12 91 13.39- 1 72
NEW YORK (API The fallowing table compiled from quotations supplied by the National Associationof Securities Dealers Inc , gives the high, low and last from the closing bid in 19*4 with the net change from the previous yearorfrom inception of trad ing if less than a year
High 1*1 LastChg.
ABT Family:
Emerg grwthlnc Secinc Utlllncm AcornFd n AOV Fundn AfutureFd n AIAA Funds:
ConvYld Greenway HiYield Sumit Alliance Cap:
Inti AAortg Tech AlphaFnd Amer Capital:
CorpBd Comstk Enterp ExchFd n Fund Am GovtSec Growth n Harbor HiYldlnv AAuniBond OTC
Pace Fnd Providnt Venture American Funds:
AmBalan AmcapFd AmAAutI BondFd Eupac Fundmlnvs Growth Fd IncomeFd InvCoA NewEcon NewPerspFd TaxExpt WshAAut AmGwth AmHeritge n Am Invest n Am Invine n Am medAsc n Am NatGrth Am Natlnco Amway AAutI Analytic n Armstng n Axe Houghton:
Fund B IncomFd SfockFd Babson Group:
Bond n Enterp Gwth n UAAB^tock n UAAB Bd n BLC GthFd BLC Inco BeaconGth n BeaconHill n Benham Capital CalTFI n CalTFIn n.
Cap TNT n Berger Group;
IM Fund n 101 Fund n Boston Co CapApr n AAgdIn n SpGth n BoslFound Bowser n BruceFd n Bull & Bear Gp CapGth n EquitI n Golconda n HiYieldn Calvert Group Equity n Inco n Social n TxFIt n TxFLng n ' Calvin Bullock;
AggresGth BullockFd
11.06 8 96 10 06- 85 8 84 7 22 8.27- 47
15.04 12.97 14.94- .47 12.72 11.44 12.34- 07 14.22 12,57 13.83+ 10
12 52 9 96 11 94- 23 13.97 11,14 12.41- 1 17 10.70 9 53 10.70 + 21
11.49 9 X 11.00- 26
14.33 12M 14.10+ X 8.63 7.15 7 56- 91
9.67 8 93 9 X- 04 10.31 8 15 9 40- 67 9.19 7 18 7,43- 1 33 3.73 2 65 2 73- 91 9.34 6 54 6 83- 1.97 10.90 8 48 8 54- 2.09 W.28 24 49 29 62 + 23
4.85 3 42 3.x- 1.11 19.74 16 92 17.31- 1 83 4.24 507 5.55- 49
144.02 129 64 143 13 + 4.52 8.75 6 52 6 62- 1 86
989 8.x 960- 15
4 66 3.90 4 X+ .13 7 29 5.77 4 85- 7 17
1.54 1 40 1.X+ 01 9,M 9 11 9 20- 72 13.96 10.43 11.89- 1.81 11.x 9 79 11 20- .14
10,39 9 07 10.37 + 78
19.05 13 M 15.55- 2.94 16.44 12.79 14.26- 1,79
14.67 12,71 14.19- 28 17.51 14 90 17 42- 64
9 95 8 97 9 60-9.73 9.13 9.50-
10 41 9 76 10,40 +
18 21 13.06 13 81- 3 89 13 87 12 70 13.07- 61
28.31 22.13 25.91- 2.01 10.72 9 88 10 M
18.74 14.78 15.87- 2.18
13 X 12 02 13 M+ .78 2 95 2 53 2 55- 45
107 47 62 40 103,79-105,97
16 22 11.53 12 80- 3 07 11 33 9 97 10 93- M
14 12 9 33 9 43- 3 31 14.37 13.23 13,76- .91
1864 15.21 16,30- 1.66 15.18 13.20 15 13+ .41
17 29 15.74 17.21+ 23 10.44 10.16 1033+ .05
15.31 13.55*14 70- 24
10 81 6 69 7.03- 3 40 18.79 15 10 15.86- 1,67
2'.
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UsIfeFd 104a 7237 9+* -8+a 9'*- '* UtaPL 2.32 1614X 25' M+e 22 - Ia
UtPL pf 2.W 2M4 25'* 21+8 23+a
UtPL pt 2.90 9M2 25a 21+6 24 - 1
UtPL pf 2.x 3737 21': 17+a 19':- +e
UtPLpf 2,04 4991 19 15+8 17':-, '*
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VFCorpl 12 1787M32': 2I+* 26+-3':
Vslero Ml Mei 73H ......
Valer pf 3 44 119M 26 Valeytn ' 13932 5a
VanDrs .92 146X 24'a Vareo 28097 7'*
Vareo pfi Xj 2778 20':
Varian 26 193793 X':
Varo 40 22571 15':
Veeco .32 52255 26+a
Vendo 13373 6a VestSe i.Ma 10961 i0+a
Viacom .42 756X. 34+* 23+* 32':-
VaEP pf 5 134 42 X': 41 +2+*
815 62': 54 59 +2
3065 71 M': 66 + I':
122 78': 67+* 75':+ 4'*
6X 79': 67+* 76':+ ':
3M5 775 88': 75 +3
1676 62+* 52': 59 +2
1921 58': 49'a 55'*+ 2a
20X 61 51+* X':- Ie
8541 Ma 14a 18 - 2
11697 M+* 255 351,, 8+*
69++ 1':
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16'8- 8+* 2':- 2+* 19+*+ 1'* 2':- 4'a 7+*-11'* 37+8-17 10'a- 3+* 17+* M':- 5 35 4+8- 2 8+* 10-
VaEP pf 7 72 VaEP pf 8,84 VaEP pf 8.M VaElpf 8.M VaEP pf 9.75 VaE pfj 7.72 VaEPpt7.M VaEP pf 7.45 Vishay 1 85t Vornad
VulcnAA 2.44 1M19 73+* X -W-W-
WICOR 2.M 14454 27+* M'* 2*+ 5+*
WabRpf 4.X 154 49 34: 44'*- 1+*
Wachvs 9i 66102 29+* M+a 28+a+ 6'
Wackht M 12497 25': 16H 17 - 4+*
Wainoc 479X 9a 6'* 7 - 2'*
WalAArt .21 512769 47 M'* 37a- I'e
WlAArt pt 641 99 X 88 + 2
Walgrn 88 109862 45'* 28+8 45 + 6+*
WkHRs gl.40 25M3 22a 15+ IB+s- 3+8
WalCSv .45 24735 32'a 23+* 31+e+ 1':
WaltJ s l.M 124M5 32a 22 31+ 3
Waltjpf 1 265 9+* 7': 9'*+ +*
WaltJ pf 1.M 509 42+* 29': 42 + 3':
Warnco 88 74218 28+a 18 18 - 9 *
WrnCm X| 519475 295 17 M+a-6':
WarnrL 1 48 491237 X'a 28+* 34+*+ 5'a WashGsl.X 30227 18': 14+* 18+s+2a
WshNaf 1 M 39723 28+a 15+ 21+- 2+*
WasNpf 2X 185 X 30'; 40'*-3':
WshWt 2 48 43225 M+s 16 18':- I'a
Waste W 405185 47a 27'* 43a-2': WatkJ S - .32 90730 27': 18 21 - 6+8
WayGos M 3104 13a 8+* O+a- 3+*
WayG pf 1 M 4M 28 M'* 20'*- 6+*
WeanU 9489 10+e 4 S':- 3
Wean pi 95k 293 12 9'; 11 +2
WebbD 15e 112309 24'e 12'a 21':+ 2':
WeisAAk 64 X52 37'* 29e 37 + 'a
WellsF 2.16 1X299 49+* 30e 47'+ 7':
WelF pfS.OX 40546 X 40 435- 2+8
WelFAA 2 M M5X 28e 22a 25+- 1+*
Wendy s 28 428473 M'; 13'a 16++ 1
WestCo 44 M731 28+8 16'* 175- 8+a
WPenP pf4 X 273 40 34 M'*+ 3'*
WstPtP 2 M X335 X': 34+a X -15';
WstctT gl 04 3314 12+8 9a 11+a- +*
WnAirL 138677 5': 25 3'*- 1
WtAirwt 27214 2'* +* - +*
WAirpf 2 1X32 18 8'* 11'a-1+e
WAirpf 2.14 8809 13+a 8+* 12'a
WCNA 20M22 11'a 4 4+- 4
WCNApl7.25 6113 53': 47 48a-3+
WPacl 4883109
WUnion 1 401 M5394 39+*
WnUnpf4.M| 6M 89
WnUn pf4.90i 227 98
WUndpt118| 15535 9+
WUnpf 87( 15193 15':
WUTIpf 6| 397 48+e X
WUTI pf2 XI 4857 M+
WstgE s 1 765441 28+
Westvc 1.32 690M 40'
Weyerh 1 30 484173 35'
Weyr pf 2 W 26873 45
Weyr pr 4.X 17609 X
WhelLE 5.75 Z6630 92
WhelPit 2MI2 35+ 13
WhPitpt 6 244 43 31
WhPitpf 5 316 X
Whirlpl 2 2227M X
White l.X 82455 47
White plA 3 70 49
White pfC 3 1022 45': X+s 39 + '*
Whilehl 44X2 41+* 175 215-168
Whittak M 238704 22'* 14': 21- 3+a
Wiebldt X78 9
Wilfrdn 9795 10
William 1 40 249732 31
WiimEI 54331 10+e
WilshrO 10 19829 10
WinOix 1.68 28867 34
Winnbg lOe M5X1 IS':
Winner 44609 15+
WinterJ 5145 10'*
WiaEP 2 28 200906 33H 25'* 31
Will pf 8 90 1465 79 M+a 75 - 1
WisE pf 7.75 1704 M 59': 66 + 1
WisGpf 2 55 27M 25+8 23'a 23+*-
WiscPL 2 X 394M Ma 25+ 29+*+ 1'*
WikPS 2.x 26236 32 24'* 31'*+ 3':
Witco 148 62344 39': 27+ 34 - 1'*
Witco pf 2.65 6 215 185 185 + 6
WolvrW .24 699M 17+e 9': 10'4
WoodPt .72 XS46 27': 18 M+a-3'e
Wolwth I.M 211152 38 29 37 + 1
Wolwpf 2.20 SM X'* 42': 52+8+ 2
WrIdAr 8164 5'* 2+e 2+*- I+*
Wrigly 1.80a 12464 M 45 59+*+ 7'
^rltzr 7212 8 3' 3'*-+ 5
WyteLb 32 51840 25+a 10+* 14-10
Wynns M 117M M': 16': lO+a-
Xerox 3 *91270 51' X'* 37-l|5
Xerox pt 5.45 57494 X': 45'* 48':+ +
XTRA 64 47797 X'* 19 X'-10+a
ZaleCp 1 32 14576 3I+* 24 25- 4+
ZaleptA W 70 24 19'* 21':-2
Zapata ,84 241355 24 15'* 1+a- ':
Zapatpf 2 1 210 210 210 +15
Zayre 40b 1X2M 49 31+* 44':+ 1'*
ZenithE 314166 38+a 19': 19+*-15+*
Zero ,40 16*13 27+. 18 23- 2'a
Zurnin 1.32 34249 M': 21'a 26 - 1'*
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AAuni unavait Comwlth A8iB Comwlth C8.D Composite Group; B8.S n Fund n Tax n ConcordFd n ConsiellGth n ContMutlnv n Copley n CorpCsh CountryCapGr Criterion Funds. Comrcelnc InvQual PilotFund QuaiTx Sunbit DFASmin 1 DFA Inf Dean Witter CaiTaxFr DvGth n r DivGth n HiYld IndVal r n NtlRsc n SearsTE n TaxEx USGvt n WrIdW n Delaware Group; DWC Tx Decaturinc Deiawre Delchstr TaxFree Pa Della Trend DepstCap n DepstT<>rr DepstCurInc DirectCap n DG Div n DodgCox n DodgCoxStk n DrexIBurnh n Dreyfus Grp A Bonds n CalTx n Dreyfus Interm n Leverage . GwthO n NY Tax n Spclinc n TaxExmpt n : ThirdCntry n EagleGth Shs Eaton Vance EH Balancd EH Stock GvtObIg Growth HiYield IncBos Invest SpecEqfy TaxAAgd VS Sped Eberstadt Group Chemical EngyRes Surveyor EmpBId EngyUtil n Evergrn nr EvrgTtI n FPA Funds Capit New Inc n Parmnt Perenn FarmBuroGt n Federated Funds; Am Leaders CorpCash ExchFd n Fdlntr n GNMA n Hi IncmSe Inco n Short n ShlntGvt StockTr n TaxFree USGvtSec Fidelity Invest CorpBd n Congress n Contrafnd n Destiny n Discover n Equtlncm ExchFd n Fidelity n Fredm n GovtSec n HilncoFd n HighYield n Ltd Muni n Magellan MuniBond n MassTx Mercury Puritan n SelDetAer SelErgy SelFncl SelHith SelMeil SelTech SelUlil SpecSit Thrift n Trend n FiduCap n Financial Prog Bond n Dynamics n FnclTx n Industrl n Income n WrIdTc Fst Investors Bond Apprc Discovery Govt Growth Income IntlSec NatResc 9010 Option Tax Exmpt FlexFd n 44 Wall Eq 44 Wall St n Fndatn Grwth Founders Group. Grwth n Incom n Mutual n Sped n Franklin Group AGE Fund DNTC FedTaxFr Gold Growth NY Tax OphonFd Utilities Income Stk USGovt Sec RshEquit Ca'TFr Freed GoldG Fd otSW GITHYld n GT Pacific n GatwyOptn n Gen Elec Inv Elfunlnco ElfunTr n ElfunTxEx n S8.Sn S&S Long n GenSecurit n GmtelEris n GintelFa n GrdsnEm GrdsnEs Growth Ind n GrdnPkAv Ham HOA HartwellGth n HartwHLevr n Homelnvst n Horae Man n * Hutton Group Bond n r Calif
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NY Mun IRI Stk IDS Mutual:
IDS Ag r IDS Eql r IDS Inc r IDS Bond IDS Disc IDS Ex IDS Gth ^ IDS HiYield IDS NewDim IDS Progr Mutual IDS TaxEx Stock Select VariabI ISI Group
8 92 7 27 3 32 2 83. 11.83 10 X
11 09 9 68 10.96 9 90
9 79 ex
13 67 9 79
12 X 10 59
14 21 10.80 6.73 5 44 1121 901 48 18 41.79
7.80-.1M 2.97- 23 10 78- 92
11.M+ 24
10 91 + 48
9 50- 04
1103- 103 11.04- .67 14 02+ .40
6 18- X
9 96- 85
46 40- 1 13
15 64 11 61 12 82- 2 51
9 95 8 98 9.43- 41
6,91 6.x 6.74- 04
7.17 6 51 6 89- 11
16.x 11'93 13 X- 2 54
26
47.80 44 04 47 02+ M
14.27 12,82 14 11 + 16
11,84 10 85 11 79- 87
10.80 8 57 9,61- .80
7 51 6 73 7 07-
6 97 6 16 6,68- ,11
9 33 7 62 8 04- 1 06
II.X 11.21 11 47+ 03
13.71 11 49 11 82- 51
12.39 11 23 12 14- 07
26.M 18 26 21 52- 3 92
1,40 1 25 1 40- 01
1 94 1 71 1 92- 05
10 45 8 81 9,28- 94
11 14 9 32 9 X- -934
6 62 5.x 6,37- 07
26.59 24.76 25.M- 19
22.60 14 70 16 95- 4,55
7 29 5 67 5-83- 1.27 7.51 5 99 7 51
9 49 8 27 9 38 + 9.84 8 47 9 73-
9.81 8 73 957-14.88 12 74 14.35-
10 31 9 93 10 31 + 9.46 7.25 7.55-1302 11.52 12 93-
8 19 6.x 6 70-10 M 9 48 10.14 + 10 21 9 15 9 80-
10 49 10.00 10 47 + lO.M 9 04 9 89-
9 58 8.89 9 58 + 15,89 13 99 14 74-20 X 16 54 18.07-
7.92 6 90 7,37-
6 95 6 47 6 83 + 11.61 10.51 10 87-11.07 9.22 10 72-16 89 14 14 15 77-9 X 8 94 9 76 + 1.11 71 75-
25.03 21.00 25.03 27 68 23,49 25 91-26 X 21 37 24 45 -17,73: 15 80 17.57-
13 32 11.81 13 16-13.83 12 52 13,00-1*94 10 73 12 45-12 61 11,84 12.28-17.81 14.74 16.04-12.32 9,04 9 38-13.55 12.05 13.14-7,91 6 90 7 42-
11 29 10 37 10 95-
7 35 5 58 6,39-
7 96 6 27 6 87-
7.77 6,89 7 73-12.23 10 43 12.14-12.50 12 19 12.22 + 6.99 5 82 6,10-4 85 4 23 4 84 +
8 97 7.90 8.77 +
12 99 9 89 10 39-15 48 11 41 12 02-
16 14 13.27 15 52-
8.53 7 47 8 X-13.87 12M 13.07 + 16 26 13.71 16 09*
14.44 12.09 12 96-
11.45 9 47 10 88-10 37 10,26 10.27 1S.0 M.M M.94+
9 70 9 07 9 65-
10 71 9 55 10.x+ 12.11 10 92 11 56-10,41 9.35 10.38 10 17 9 29 10.15 10.31 10.22 10 28
6 77 6.04 55.41 47.19 13.16 8.62 13 70 9 88 21.05 16,33 27.18 20 88 44 36 38 29
20X 13.15 13 03 10 61 9 37 8.57
9 12 8X 11.54 10 14 8 38 7 65
M93 28 26 6.91 6.16 10,15 8 86 13 42 10 39 12.26 10 79 11.85 10,76
10 64 9 08 19 96 15.51 18,33 14 94
16 12 9 43 26 29 17 60
17 33 13 75
11 59 9,55 9.x 8,74
39 51 32 42
18 34 15 17
10 89 + 9 82 -
6 84 5 83 6 22-9.93 6 04 6 71-14 79 12 76 13.95-4 53 3.66 4 16-9 20 7 17 8 16
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6 55 5 69 16,84 12 21
7 49 4 '9 14 44 12 7
5 92 4 X
8 89 8.22
12 24 10 12
6 83 3.48 13.24 4.35 5 28 4.37
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8 33-11 65-
9 80-6 17-6.24-2 02-710-
4 69-
6 31-14 77-
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4 78 4 25 6 48 6 02 14.x 14 27 13 00 9 49 10.39 9 55 19 55 14,15 ' 15 19 13 04 '
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23 31 200:: 11,01 9.52 X X 29 26 : 10 94 9 64 12 05 9 88 X.73 31 92 : 91 09 67 70 :
8 93 7 54
10 92 9 41
11 92 9 49 19 82 1531
5 87 4.85 1510 9,14 16.53 9 X 10 25 9 07
24 78 M 26 :
10 16 8 57 9.26-10 05 9,32 10 01 * 10 11 901 1010-9 91 8 97 9 61-14.05 12 32 14 41-
5.95 5 17 5 59 5 22
5 92 5.10
4 65 4.35
6 23 5 79
5 09 4M 18.33 13 68 4.01 371 9M 7.23
7 16 5 11.18 1007 3.51 3.21 16.76 14 31
8 01 7 19 8 45 6.92
5 43 + 5 59-5 33-4.x-601-4 75-
14 30-3 93 + 7 46-6M-11M+ 3.43
15 71-7 66-7 46-
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6.x 6.06 6.21- .13 3.K 3.M 3.71+ .09
10 65 9.88 10.X+ 23
7.x 4.15 6.33- l.X
14.32 9 99 10.25- 3.70
9 48 8.27 8.X+ .X 8.53 8.52 8 52+ .02
8 77 8.M 8.X+ .16
8 57 8.57 8.57 + 07
11 X 8.x 9.55- 1.70
13 76 12.95 13.4(F- .31
14 49 13.35 14.X+ .05 5.x 4.41 4.57- .64
15 90 12.42 13.58- 2 11 15.89 11.87 13.88- 1.41
111 24 93 09 110 73+10.73
15 X 12 27 13 79- 1.16
8.32 7.02 8.24+ .17
13 63 11.07 11 61- 1 73
14,43 12.75 14.X+ .37 13.87 10 71 12.13- l.X ex 7 85 8 61+ .21
9 41 8 55 9.32 + 06
14 10 14- 9 X
12 37 11.x 11.90- 17 8 X 7 72 8.14- .12
13 X 10 90 ll.n- 2 41
10 51 9 55 9 97- X
16 11 12 37 12.48- 2.x 8 13 7,48 7.99+ .05 12 X 10 79 11,02- 1.31 25 02 M 52 22 19- 2.37 12 X 10 05 10.44- 2 16 14,05 11 80 12 78- 94 8 92 8 26 8.73- M
15 94 13 80 15 59- .15
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7X 5 49 6 18- 1 19
01
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21 02 17 22 18 48-
2.24
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9 74 7.35 7,56- 1-88
4.78
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7 44 4.53 5.00- 2.12
0:
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5,41 4.32 4.M-
.71
14
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22 X 12 32 12.67- 1
6.x
17 77
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7 X 7.13 7.57-
09
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15.44 14.73 14 94-
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21.x 17 62 21.M+
1.72
3'
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21 48 14.x 14.52-
4.27
1.59
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21 97 15.59 1761-
3.x
43
Leverage n
8 63 5 X 6 70- 1 59
1 09
Lexington Grp
2.x
CorpLead fr
12 68 10,43 11.43-
135
1.16
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4.61 3 M 3 05- 109
03
GNMA Inc n
7,94 6 X 7 74 +
02
,05
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10.41 6 91 7 98- 2 26
47
Research n
20 25 13 78 15 37-
4 65
,41
LindDv
22 59 21 X 22.52+
.90
Lindner n
19 41 17 40 18.x-
.26
03
Loomis Sayles
53
Capital n
18.71 14.82 17 27-
7 94
1 40
Mutual n
19 43 14 42 17 01-
1.81
40
Lord Abbett:
07
Affiliated
9.66 8 19 8 98-
43
2 89
Bond Deb
10.92 9.13 9 X-
.X
07
Devel Gth
9 65 6 74 7.15- 2 32
.43
Income
3.M 2 77 2.99+
,01
05
TaxFr
9.41 9,12 941-
.12
32
TaxNY
9 53 9.18 9 47-
06
165
ValuAppr
9 71 7 35 9.04-
34
142
Lowry
9 42 8 11 8 51-
60
04
Lutheran Bro
19
Fund
14 93 12 83 14.75+
.41
Income
8 62 7 K' 8.59+
.07
01
Municipal
7 20 6 38 6 83-
16
,16
Mass Financl;
2 95
MFI
1027 9 18 9.34-
58
14
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10 06 9.67 10.02+
.02
21
MIT
1192 10M 11.02-
59
2 37
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12 29 9 94 10.32-
1.71
14
MID
8 99 7 89 8,53-
29
.38
MCD
12.85 9 X 10 11-
2.x
12
MEG
14 65 11 82 12.99- 1 25
71
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12 69 10 X 10 47-
1.83
83
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13,01 11.57 12.74+
.07
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9 39 8 63 9.M+
.11
98
MFH
7.91 6.46 6 70-
98
1 X
MMH
10 09 9 06 9 X-
X
X
MSF
8 15 6.17 6 70- 1.22
72
Mathers n
24 69 16.97 19 97-
4.10
08
Meschrt n
22.17 21.01 22.17+
1.14
20
Merrill Lynch
39
Basic Value
14.77 12 53 13.38-
93
461
Capital
22 61 16 61 19,33- I X
209
Equi Bond
11.33 9.x 1I.M+
13
3,82
FedSecTr
9 69 9 38 9,M +
26
FdTomr n
10 98 9.73 10 98+
98
2,30
Hi Incom
8.24 7,42 7 72-
.3
1.10
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10 49 ,9 X 10.44+
20
2 82
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9 78 9 15 9 32-
00
1,07
IntTerm
10 53 9.M 10.52+
15
1.93
LtdMat
9 80 9 68 9,74-
02
5.38
MunHiYld
9.22 8 47 8.96-
05
.38
Muni Insr
7 16 6 44 6 88-
09
Pacific
16 62 12.75 15,48-
X
2.57
Phoenix
12,42 10 41 10.65- 1.x
34
SciTech
9 90 8 27 8 83-
73
03
Sp Val
12 89 10.x 11 10- 1.35
2.36
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6 79 5.66 6 02-
.58
1.16
MidAmHiGr
5.M 4 16 4.40-
.61
MidwBBVal n
10.68 9 37 10.53+
25
.. 42
MSB Fund n
21.67 17,12 19 00- 2,12
MdwlGvt n
10 13 9.x 10 09 +
.06
.17
Mutual Banelit
UJ7 9.x 11.07-
2.U
- ,35
Mutual of Omaha
. .17
America n
10 15 9.00 9.77+
.03
- 37
Growth
5.88 4.95 5 41-
32
- 13
Income
8,51 7.61 8 28+
.05
,04
Tax Free
9 99 8 96 9.70-
01
MutlOual n
18.0! 15,91 16.75*
.X
135
MutI Shrs n
55.51 49.51 X32*
,83
IX
NafAviaTec n
10.52 7.81 -9 21-
92
01
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12 49 10 81 11,94-
189
- 07
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14 05 12 41 13.82+
.61
.74
Bond
3 44 3 01 3 To
16
2 96
CalTxE
ll X 10.49 11.01-
.33
1 73
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11,70 11,59 11.59-
.0?
2 26
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9.W 7.57 7 99- 1.39.
2.x
Preferred
7 28 6.x 7.13+
01
09
Income
7.19 6 15 6.88-
20
5.0?
Stock
9 53 7.72 8.x-
49
05
Tax Exmpt
8 49 7.66 8,29 +
01
04
TotRet
6.40 5 37 5.95-
35
31
Fairfid
9X 6.91 7.53-
156
03
NatTele
14.49 11.02 11 89- 2 21
'12
Nationwide Fds.
364
NatnFd
10 28 8.98 9.99+
.05
02
NtGwth
8 X 7.06 7.65-
.25
17
NtBond
9 33 8 35 9 27+
.15
1 01
NELite Fund
67
Equity
22,93 16 03 18 X- 3 76
1 41
Growth
24 X 17 03 19,73-
391
10
Income
lO.X 9.67 10.45+
08
2 91
Retire Eqt
23 X 15.74 18,31-
439
.34
TaxExmt
6 76 6 21 6 67 +
05
374
Neuberger Berm,
433
Energy n
19,07 16 93 17.26-
65
2 76
Guardian n
39.59 33.53 X 44+
16
88
Liberty n
4 12 3 65 3.89-
.17
10
Manhat n
6.62 5 56 6.56*
.24
169
Partners n
15 18 12 94 14,85+
09
1 24
NY Muni n
1 09 1.02 1.07
NY Ventur
8 12 6 83 7.U-
53
43
NewtonGth n
28.73 22 96 24.32-
2.74
2 81
Ncwtonlncm n
8 41 7.81 8.23+
11
14
Nicholas Group
26
Nichols n
26 43 21 62 25 X
82
Nich II n
11 79 1063 11.79+
1.46
1 51
Nichinc n
3.70 3,X 3.65-
02
NrestlnTr n
11 97 10 33 11.39-
10
1 87
NrestlnGt n
11.x 9X 11.35-
02
7 13
NovaFund n
17 44 11.39 12,38-
4 57
45
NuvenMun n
7.41 6 92 7 31-
03
4 25
OmegaFd n
13 26 9 10 10 78-
1 91
75
Oppenheimer Fd
2X
Aim
X 11 14.24 14,33- 5 '7
2 34
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22 83 16.17 17 83-
4 07
1 33
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7.x 6 17 6 87-
85
88
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9 98 7 X 8 20- 1 55
06
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10 39 6 40 6.63-
266
1.67
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18 93 16.47 16.81-
183
2,51
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24.57 X 52 21 00- 3 08
1 91
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132 10.94 11.TA
442
X
Special
TO 89 16 90 19 X-
398
Target
19 X 14 43 15.16- 3 90
5
TaxF+ee
7 95 7.x 7 87-
10
02
Time
14.39 11,17 11.89- 2 X
1 34
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17 21 13 88 14 88-
188
3,89
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11,99 ll.X 11 99-
.51
21
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9 33 7 75 8.47-
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1 79
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13 39 12.02 13.21 -
69
X
GNMA
9 88 9 55 9 74+
17
3.27
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9 99 9 62 9 80*
23
24
InvGrd
9.M 9.77 9.77-
20
12
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,11.92 9 90 11 47-
50
72
PennSqre n
9M 7 X 8.50-
10
M
PennMutual n
6 67 5 48 .lo
45
03
PermPrt n
ll 99 10 32 lO.X-
1 X
07
Phila Fund
9 33 7 66 7.87-
1 16
1 42
Phoenix Series
01
Ba'anFd
11 09 9 63 10 95-
50
5:
CvFdSer
X X 14 96 16.36- 4 13
2 95
Growth
1321 11.51 13.21-
78
12
HiYield
9 49 8 M 8 79-
50
91
Stock Fund
11 X 9 65 11.-
X
69
PC Capit
11 M 9 59 10 M-
305
7'
Pilgrim Grp MaqnaCap
6 X 5.85 6 X-
5*
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8 21 7 25 7 96-
07
129
PAR
23 70 21 1* 21 84-
1.25
1 49
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13 33 11 59 13 32-
43
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Pioneer Fund.
1 X
Pionr Bd
9 09 8.27 8 85-
03
2,91
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23.49 17.x M.M-
2H
12 X
Pionr II Inc
16 X 13 25 14 82-
145
29
Pionr III Inc
13 19 11 91 12 79-
.12
20
Plitrend n
14.00 10,89 11 43-
2.18
1 40
Pnce Funds
103
Growth n
15.x 12.11 14 20- 1.01
56
Gwth Inc n
13 45 11 02 12.4'-
.64
4 53
Income n
8 33 8 05 8.26-
.01
493
Inti n
14 99 11 X 13.19-
1.12
M
New Era n
1894 15 14 17 13- 1.31
IX
NewHorizn n
18 X 11 81 12 78-
5.12
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5 03 4 89 5 02+
02
02
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8.61 8 17 8 37-
H
01
TxFrSI n
4 99 4 90 4 98-
.02
1 88
PrinPresrv
966 9 M 9 15-
44
2 02
Pro Services;
83
AAedTec n
10.39 7 70 8 52-
IJO
01
Fund n
9.83 8X 9 76+
.16
30
Income n
8 73 7 88 8 39-
.21
19
Prudential Bache
1 14
AdiPfd n
25.x 22 90 91
Equity
14 89 12 M 14.41 +
01
43
GlobI nr
10.73 10 06 10.42
59
GvtSc
10.M 9.33 10.06+
29
33
HiYield
10.26 9 27 9.76-
.35
18
HYMuni
13.98 12 86 13.84+
23
187
MutiiNY
10 14 9 94 10.14
25
NwDec
13.62 10X 11.70- 1.48
3.x
Option
15.53 12.M 14.29-
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1505 13.83 14.99+
24
1.51
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9.24 7 98 8.36-
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81
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11 24 10.32 11.24+ n*
02
Putnam Funds
Convert
15.24 11 85 13.01-
189
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CalTax
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I3.M 5.87 6.82-
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69
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18 The Daily Reflector, cireenviile, N.C.
Tuesday, January 1.1965
Over The Counter
NEW YORK (API Th following table. compiled from quotations supplied by the National Associalionot Securities Dealers inc . gives the sales, high, low and last bid prices reported m 1984 with the net change trom the previous year s last bid Sales
ihdsilliuh I.UH l.aslChK. \ \
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(Continued from pu^e 15)
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IntoSc 13 0 8 9 88 10 91- 1 78
20,10 13O '5 76 - 3.95
15 20 9 94 10 95 - 3 67
13 32 9 73 10.9'- 2.19
16 87 '3 52 '4 85- 1 26
16 74 14 42 15 16 - 1 11
6 85 6 '0 6 81 - 10
11 69 8 55 9 64- 1 57
14 64 13 58 14 38 - 04
'2 5' 9 85 10 89- 1 41
22,59 20 35 20 98 - 98 14 26 13-3 14 23- 06
2' 04 '2 28 4,60- 5 34 14 38 13 60 14 0- 2 '6
49 95 38 43 42 00 - 5 90
4'5 3 64 3 8- 20
13 4' 10 80 12 96- 33
10'3 9 15 9 ? 4 43
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NEW YORK (AP) The stock market chalked up a moderate gain Monday, ending an unspiring year on a positive note.
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 7.40 to 1,211.57, closing out 1984 with a net loss of 47.07 points, or 3.7 percent.
Volume on the New York Stock Exchange came to 80.26 million shares, up from 77.07 million Friday.
For the year, turnover on the Big Board came to slightly more than 23 billion shares, surpassing the record of 21.6 . billion set in 1983.
Analysts noted that the market had trouble establishing any sort of trend throughout the holiday season.
They said a large number of traders have been preoccupied with yearend maneuvering for tax or portfolio-reporting purposes, while many others have been on vacation.
The recent indecisive pattern, they also observed, seemed a fitting way to wind up a year in which stock I irices went nowhere for most of the time, managing onfy a l ew strong rallies that quickly sputtered out. :
This was a year in which neither the bulls nor the were fulfilled, said William LeFevre at Purcell, Grai^
& Co. Moves - either way - tended to erupt quicUy and then die out just as quickly.
Interest rates rose sli^tly in light activity in th credit markets Monday. Rates oh short-term Treasury bills moved up as much as a tenth of a percentage point, and-prices of long-term government bonds, which move in the opposite direction fitnn interest rates, declined slightly.
Phillips Petroleum fell 1^ to 443/t. A Wall Street Jom^l article said analysts viewed the recapitalization plan lxit t(^ether by the company to forestall a recent takeovr^d as a high-risk gamble.
Toys R Us dropped 3/4 to 38%. The stock fell 7% last week, when the company said its Christmas-season sales didnt meet expectations.
Montana Power, which reduced its dividend late iast wed(,lostl%tol9V4.
Inthe plud column, the regional teleiriione stocks finished off a strong year, aided by better-than-expected performance at the companies and falling interest rates, with more gains.
U.S. West climbed Vk to 70%; Bell Atlantic IV4 to 8(W4; Ameritech 1V4 to 763/4; Southwestern Bell % to 70^4; Nynex % to 74V4; Pacific Telesis % to 68%, and Bell South % to 34.
In the daily tally on the Big Board, advancing outnumbered declines by about 5 to 3. The exchanges (xnnposite index rose .49 to 96.38.
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002 PERSONALS
I WILL NOT BE responsible for any debts incurred by anyone other than myself after January 1, I96S. Donald H Lundegard. 201 Caddie Court, Greenville, NC
007 SPECIAL NOTICES
WE PAY CASH for diamonds Floyd G. Robinson Jewelers. 407 Evans Mall, Downtown Greenville.
010 AUTOMOTIVE
BUDGET RENTACAR
Phone 756 8432 Located in the Sheraton Lobby
Autos For Sal*
Family Want Ads Must Be Placed By An Individual To Run Under The MisceHane-ous For Sate Classification. Limit One item Per Ad With Sale Value Of $200 Or Less. Commercial Ads Excluded. All Ads Cash With Order. No Refund For Early Cancellation.
"A PLACE YOU CAN COUNTON" Hastings Ford 3013 E.lOth Street 758-0114
BEFORE YOU SELL or trade your 1979 1982 model car, call 756 1877. Grant Buick We will pay top dollar.
DON WHITEHURST
Pontiac*Chrysler*Buick*Oo dge'GMC TruckPlymouth. Call Toll Free 1 800 682 8146 "Historic Tarboro"
013
Buick
1969 BUICK LeSABRE.
Fair condition, 756 3476
$400.
1981 ELECTRA LIMITED. 4
door, loaded with extras. Abso lutely beautiful. Dealer 5929, 355 7200.
015
Chevrolet
1973 CAMARO. 350 engine, automatic, air, new paint, Alpine stereo, completely re stored 756 4441
1976 CHEVETTE 2 door, good condition, 72,000 miles. $750. 753 2381
1977 MALIBU CLASSIC, blue. V 8, 4 door, loaded. AM/FM, 49,000. new radials and battery, excellent shape 756 2956.
1981 CITATION. 2 door, white. Jst absolutely beautiful. Dealer #4973.355 2500.
1981 CORVETTE. Maroon, fully equipped. Showroom fresh. Dealer 4973 355 2500.
018
Ford
1976 LTD. V 8. air, automatic. Best offer 756 7281.
1977 COUGAR Brougham. Fully loaded, clean interior, high mileage. 752 7986.
1978 THUNDERBIRO. good condition, best offer. Call 746 6257 or 752 4064.
022
Plymouth
1983 PLYMOUTH Reliant, 4 door Sedan, air, AM/FM stereo radio, power steering and brakes. 758 0263.
023
Pontiac
CATALINA: 1978, very good running condition, 78,000 miles, $1900 negotiable. Call 756 7476
1975 PONTIAC LeMans, 2 door, extra clean, low miles. $900. 753 2381.
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1984 VOLVO GL. 4 door Sun root, power wirKlows, power door locks, alloy wheels. Showroom condition Dealer 5929 355 7200
032 Boats And Motors
28' KINGS CRUISER. Wood hull in good shape Needs work on deck and cabin. Excellent opportunity for do it yourselfer or handyman Great buy for $3500 Call 756 2008 after 6 p.m
034 Campers For Sale
TRUCK COVERS All sizes, colors. Leer Fiberglass and Sportsman tops 250 units in stock. O'Brtants. Raleigh. N C 834 2774.
034 Cycles For Sale
MOTOR CYCLE TIRES. Large selections, low prices. Southern Tire Brokers. 756 5823.
O'NEAL RIDING gear. Jerseys, pants, boots Stan's Cycle Center. Inc 757 0592
1981 HARLEY DAVIDSON
FXRS. Lots of extras 758 8074 after 7 pm.
039 Trucks For Sale
1967 FORD PICKUP in
excellent noechanical condition but looks a little rough $500 Will deal Make otter 752 7148 or 758 6214
I9M FORD 4 wheel drive. $950 757 1263.
I9H FORD RANGER pickup, excellent running condition. 757 1190
1973 CHEVY Stqpside. 6 cylinder, standard. $895 100280 752 7636 betore8p.m.
1973 FORD
$1095 Dealer < before 8 p.m.
V 8. automatic, 100280 752 7636
1981 DATSUN TRUCK Chrome rims. Make an offer. Call 758 6584
1982 TOYOTA SRS 4x4. red. loaded. $7800 752 1635 after 6.
OMC 4IMMV. Sierra
Classic. 4X4, V6. power steering & brakes, automatic transmission, radio and heater FM, white. Good condition $12.000 756 4126
1984 JEEP WAGONEER
Limited 4 door, 6 cylinder, loaded. Showroom fresh. Dealer 5929.355 7200.
1984 JEEP CJ-7 Hardtop Red with black lop Showroom fresh Dealer .5929.355 7200
1985 JEEP CHEROKEE
Laredo. 4 door,' 6 cylinder. Showroom fresh Dealer *5929 355 7200
040
Child Care
YOUNG CHRISTIAN WOMAN
would like to keep 4 year olds in her home. 757 0107
044
PETS
ADORABLE "Yorkie" male pup, blue/gold, AKC. Friendly $500 Call Margie 823 2067
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS: AKC
Pomarians, Cocker Spaniels. Chihuahuas. Rat Terriers. Miniature Dachsunds. I male Beagle Price negotiable. Call 758 2681
CLIPPING AND GROOMING
tor all breeds. AKC puppies tor sale. We also buy puppies. Call 758 2681.
FREE TO GOOD HOME 2
female 8 week old puppies, mixed breed. 752 9070.
SYLVIA'S GROOMING Parlor Professional grooming and training. Obediance and pro tection. 758 0732
051 Help Wanted
DAY WAITRESS and part time hostess, weekends, needed Apply in person, Monday Friday between 9 5. Holiday Inn Greenville. 702 South Memorial Drive EOE/M F
DELIVERY PERSON needed tor local furniture store, must know Greenville and area well Good pay. till out application at 730 Greenville Boulevard
LiVE in Alternate weeks with elderly woman, references re quired.Call 1 781 0620
PART TIME Secre tarv'Receptionist Must be good typist and organizer and work well with the public 25 hours per week Send resume to Secretary Receptionist, P O Box 1967, Greenville. NC 27835
1977 PONTIAC Bonneville 4 door, air, power steering and power brakes. 62,000 miles Call 758 6238.
1981 TRANS AM. Blue. T tops. Absolutely beautiful. Dealer 4973 355 2500
024
Foreign
TRIUMPH TR7 1976 with 1978 low mileage engine $2.250 Call I 523 9197, Kinston
VOLVO 1980 GL. 4 door, sun root, full power. 51.000 miles, original owner. 756 4004
1973 MGB, good condition, new paint job. Best otter. Call 756-9678 after 6 pm
1974 FIAT XI9 convertible Must sell. $900 or best otter 756 9859 "
1976 280Z Black Very nice $2095. #100280 752 7636 Before 8pm.
1979 HONDA PRELUDE. 5 speed, electric sunroof. AM/FM cassette, air. new paint, lug gage rack. $3800 756 6556
1979 TOYOTA Corolla. $300 down, assume payments. Anne Baker 756 0340
IfM AUDI 4000. Automatic, air. stereo radio. Showroom fresh Dealer #5929 355 7200
1980 MERCEDES BENZ 280SE
New aero dynamic style body velour interior. AM FM stereo. 35.000 miles, extra clean, excellent condition. 6 cylinder, lower sunroof Call 1 946 8001. efer
PRODUCTION LEAD person Challenginp entry level position in production for hardworking career oriented individual Must be self starter, able to communicate effectively and be a strong organizer and planner By appointment only call 752 2111. extension, 251, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
052
Help Wanted Administrative
BUSINESS MANAGER for
telephone referral service. Must be self starter with good organizational skills to take Charge of office responsibilities including bookkeeping, ac counts receivable, accounts payable, payroll, personnel, radio and television dvertis in^. Initial salbry $12,000 $15.000 with advancement to $20.000 $25.000 after the first year Qualified persons send resume to: Business NIanager. PO Box 1967, Greenville. NC 27835
053
Help Wanted Clerical
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
with fast groyning firm! Appli cant should nave experience and/or knowledge of operating computer terminal, doing cash receipts journal, property tax es, etc Send resume to; Atten tion John Taylor. Coastal Leasing Corp . PO Box 647, Greenville. NC 27834
PART-TIME SECRETARY
Accurate typist with ability to do payroll, filing, and general office duties Send resume to Boyd Associates. Inc . PO Box 1705, Greenville, North Carolina 27814
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H HONDA CIVIC WAGON. Brown Absolutely beautiful Dealer >4973 355 2500 1988 TOYOTA COROLLA sta
tionwagan. automatic'air Must sell $4400negotiable 355 2242
1982 MAZDA RX7 GS. Sunrool. air. AM/FM tafie deck, etc Excellent shape. 56.000 miles. $9J0 756 2008. after 6 p^m
1182 VOLVO GL. 4 door"^5r root, power windows, power door locks, alloy wheels ! Showroom condition Dealer j .5929 355 7200
1903 BAIW 3201. 5 speed, sun root, delphin m color Mmt I condition Dealer SIW 355 . 7200
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TEMPORARY CLERICAL Position available Mail res^ to Temporary Clerical Pus# tion. P O Box 19*7. Greenville. NC 27835 TYPISTS-SECRETARIE5 50-^ Words Per Minute Call TRC Temporary Services. Inc 355 7222
054
Help Wanted Medical
1983 DATSUN 280ZX Burgundy, t tops, digital speedometer Multivoice warning system. 10.500 miles 752 1004. after 4
1903 DATSUN SENTRA, 5 speed, air conditioned. AM FM radio. 2 door sedan 37.000 miles Asking $4.500 Cali atter 5 pm. 752 7793
1983 OATSUN 280ZX Turbo. 5 speed, loaded. 19.400 mites. $13.800 752 1635 after 6
Ti83 HONDA ACCORD. 2 door hatchback, blue Gas saver Like new Dealer 4973. 355 2500
1903 HONDA ACCORD LX. 3
door hatchback, 5 speed Excellent buy Dealer 5929 355 7200
1983 VOLVO DL. 2 door Showroom fresh. Absolutely beautiful Dealer 5m 355
7200
1103 VOLVO GLT Turbo 4 door, automatic, silver, sunroof, s|^ aluminum wheels, power windows, power door locks. Dealer 5929 355 7200
1104 HONDA PRELUDE. Red
5 speed. Absolutely beautiful Dealer 4973 355 2500
1904 HONDA ACCORD. 4 door. 5 speed Fast mover Gas saver. Dealer sm 35* 7200
PART TUNE experienced med ical receptiomst Approximate ly 30 hours weekly, aftemoon and Saturday hours Submit resume to Medical Recep tnnist. PO Box 19*7. Greenville. NC 27835
RN - PART TIME and per diem Be a Red Cross Nurse Jom a protessMTtai team and assist in provkhng the gift of life to others Graduate of an accredited School ot Nursing Eligible for licensure in NC Minimum I year recent hospital nursing experience required Available for irregular and flex ibte hours of assignment Oc casional overnight travel, but no shift rotation Call 758-1140 or send resume to Tar River Blood Center. PO Box 6003. Greenville. NC EOE
055
Help Wanted Miscellaneous
CASHIER NEEDED full time
3 II shift Apply in person Dodge Store. Memorial Drive
CPA FOR GREENVILLE
Practice. Short term partnership potential Call 522 2966 tor appointment or send resume to PO Box 0584. Greenville. NC
EXPERIENCED TRUCK
Driver needed Progressive local firm, wholesale plumbing supplies Knowledge of plumb mg products desirable Apply in person to Charlie Bayne be tween II am i pm. and 46 p m. Monday Friday No phone calls. Ferguson Enterprises. 3108 South Memorial Drive. Greenville EEO
EXPERIENCED Cook Wanted Applications between 2 00 and
4 00 will be taken Apply at Darryl's Restaurant. 000 E Tenth St No phone cal Is HOMEWORKERS. WirecraH production. We train house dwellers For details write P O Box 223. Norfolk. VA 23501
HOUSECLEANING WORKERS
Needed Several years expert ence preferred Must live within 3 miles ot Greenville City limits Must have own trans portation References required Call 752 4043
HUSBANOmiFE TEAM for
new rig NC to CA. Clean DMV.
5 years experience. Good pay Don 1(800 602 9018 or 758 89^
MANAGEMENT Opportnity.. Start as management trainee in food service. Excellent pay from low teens to twenties and up with advancement Poly graph required Send resume to Management. PO Box 1827, Washington. NC 27889 PART TIME work for 2 people living in the following area Kearney Park. Moyewoiod I and II. Hopkins Park. New Town Park. Meadowbrook and Lakeview Terrace Call be-tweenaand 9,355 5612.
PART TIME counter person needed for Monday. Friday and Saturday. 20 25 hours per week Must be vivacious, personable and able to deal effectively with the public Must love movies. Send resume to SVI. 214 Arlington Boulevard. Greenville. NC.
S&SCAFETERIA
NEED ONE cook and one storeroom operator. Excellent oportunity. training, salary and benefits. Experienced required Apply 9 a m. to 10 a m. Contact Mr. Kirkland, Carolina East Mall
SHAMPOO person needed. No ItowtM raquirud. Full and part
time. Apply in person Great Expectations. Carolina East AAall No phone calls.
TEACHER NEEDS someone to take care of 2 children in her home from 7:30 4:30 Must have own transportation and refer enees 758 5788
054
Help Wanted Sales
REAL ESTATE Salespeople needed. Only sincere, hard working individuals need apply. All inquiries confidential. Call Foursite Realty, 355 7300.
SALES-MONEY MEN-WOMEN
(MATURE PERSON)
Help enuretic children, unlimit ed leads travel work hard and make $35.000 to $50 000 a year commission Call 1800 826 4875 or I 800 826 4836 SALES PERSON Termite and pest control sales Commission plus benefits, including vehicle. Creative sales experience helpful, apply Terminix 3016 South Memorial Drive. 756 6424
SALES REPRESENTATIVE.
Maior national company has an opening tor a Sales Associate in the Greenville area Prior sales experience not as important as ability and willingness to learn Salary negotiable Excellent benefit package. For a con fidential interview send resume to Manager, 200 Arlington Boulevard. Suite L. Greenville. NC 27834 Equal Opportunity Employer
057 Help Wanted Technical & Trades
EXPERIENCED vinyl and aluminum siding applicators Apply at National Contractors, 1512 North-Greene Street, 8 5, Monday Friday.
FLORAL DESIGNER, experi enced preferred. Apply in person Julienne's Florist, 1703 West 6th Street No Phone calls please
SHEETROCK Need framers, hangers, finishers, plenty ot work Top pay for experience Call 756 4855or 752 4152
SHEETROCK HANGERS and
finishers. Acoustical tile ceiling installers 756 0053
059 Work Wanted
AAA ALL TYPES TREE
Service Licensed and fully in sured Trimming, cutting and removal, stump removal by
Grinding Free estimates J P tancil, 752 6331
BUDDY'S CARPET SERVICE
Carpets, vinyl and tile. 32 years experience 757 0655 anytime
CHEER UP!! The Kelly Girls will clean up We maintain residential and commercial needs 1 946 0609
J a V DRYWALL. Will hang and finish sheetrock and tex tured ceilings Also old work 752 5849. 758 1483
NEED HELP Part lime light work, retired chef, meat specialist Call "Bob 752 8887.
PAINTING interior exterior, work guaranteed, 14 years ex perience Free estimates Call 756 6873after6p m
WOULD LIKE TO sit with the sick and elderly 752 1854 YOUR FRIENDLY Paint Center. 1408 West 14th offers fine quality paint (Mary Carter, Victor, etc ) Also painting and remodeling 758 5236or 758 5996
040
FOR SALE
042
Auctions
FOR ALL YOUR auction needs contact Country Boys Auction & Realty Company. Washington. N C 946 6007
044 Fuel, Wood, Coal
OAK FIREWOOD, split and delivered $45 per pick up load. $90 cord 753 4164 or 758 5594
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Tuesday. January 1.1985
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insurance the best coverape tor less money Smith Insur anceA Realty 7S7T7S<
ROLLINRTOOO'S Attracftye Clusler Homes are non ready for occupancy Kitchen appii
Apartments Far Rent
BEST landlord m toMt loaKMg tor compaWble smgae
onMoscal iNstnMweiits
the Pmale and tasieiuily dec orae<s
OM FURNITURE
BASSETT SOFA and ^ seat Earth lone SUO Call 7j Zno
CAROLINA DREAMS WATERBEDS
YAMAHA AHO EVERETT
Piano and orqan sale V finance charge No dontypay "lent no payment until March 'Ms Er*ende0 payments up lo H monllis Special ion prices Puaro and Organ Oistnbutors Greeni>ie- liS atU
neo Highway 2*4 west
ess hom CarawM East Mali _
raro or caU TSoaSII tar ^ Jsii
012 LOST AND FOUND
BUY FACTORY direct oua iry built naierbeds at me lonest price m NC Ower TOO difterer waterbeds *o choose from CHRiST.%lAS specials Tarhee' compie'e at Sit > Crystai Coast Canopy $44 95 Open 9 e Monday Saturday 71} A Atlantic Averue 7Sa KSe
Den ano DINETTE tur?|i.ire S350 Ca 7|02S
DEER DOG brown bcack aM nhi'e losf m Bethel area Renard ottered Ca> 7S(oiC] a*ter>pm
SEE RM YOURSELF Itns euceptwnally mce ranch ni country suPdi.isioB Grealro^ with firepiace and calnetva* ceiling Tradhhonal decor will complement your couitlry cot lechbles M>o SMs Ask tar Nancy Omey at Aundge A Southerland 73SHor 7So SSW mghts
person to rent attic loft Prruaie enOrance. prmaie bata hwuted kiSchen all wtaiihes nciuded lor SIM monta Lease and reguned Can Joe at 7S2I7SS after 5pm
BEST LANDLORD n lonn has
a 2 bedroom loanname lor rent Large imng area, bay wmdOw. all appliances great location Rent sizs monlti wita lease and deposrt regwired Can joe at 7SMMor7S2 IlSSaflerSp m
LOST. Biack dog with nlme
trim ora collar In wacmty 3: miles South on Higtmay 4] 0rowh Terre nith Ormge
foi ar '22_
SMALL EQUITY and assume oan> Three oeSroom brick ranch for S43.SdO in quiet oiunfry subdiinsion> Fireplace n den and tetxied backyard wo* Hignite Realtors ^i7 lo9 anytime
Captain's Quarters Apartments
BtOROOM Apvtii
ONE AHD THTO bedr apartments tor rod SWBSIIS monta. Rtage Place and Tenta Street 7sa4fl or TMTHf betarytpm
ONE BEDROOM
across street from uwmersity 7SI4223
ONE BEDROOM aptahnent
GOLD FLORAL Couch 2 gold sns.ei rocers very good con
dir.git ii
0f3 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
TWIN OAKS. 3 bedrooms 2 baths greatroom with tireplace energy eHxwnt with tenced -nbacuyard 7S6 77
ONE BEDROOM Apvtment tulty carpeted, refrigerator range and dishwasher fumshed Central heal and aar. located corner of Charles Boueard and ijth Street tkaffking dsiance to ECU call 7Si 7474
Prefer protassmnan 3tllor7S*3n
CaH TS
campus an IBth Street. SITS manta 7S TIM
^parhnenta
ONE BEDROOM Wilco Apanmenls.
Street ufilurmshed air condi honed I Wock from college sits menta plus deposit. aM utilities included 752 175. 7S2 2ll4ar7SBS*73.
hepdal. Corirai heat aiM tar. Carpet, appliances ' Washer'dryer hook-np Available October i S2S manta CaR Tea 79BHB
btak. natktag istance of University. ISB manta Same security Can Miavvs Buns Beatty. 7 MBor ElameTroano 753
3DCDW00HbricLSi plus dbpesit PincNps I OKELnepels I 7M3WI
WATERBEDS
WATERBEDS
FOURSITE BUSINESS
Breners interested m buvmg or seL^rhg a business^ Call lor cortNje'i'ialinremew 35S TfiC
Dor oe m.sied by FAlSE sra'emenis D, others- St-OP US aEFORE YOU BUY If *e acr t offer vou r-e ones* a,es or con-oa'aoe begs ae * . give rOc yc^r -vaterbed eREE f-y 'here cou-d vou as ter LOaes' prices First Q,-a
Ser, .te 3-d a X yea' aa'ran*.
JUST REDUCED and prxed to
se>^ coca- Motgrcycie franchise ith inventory Compte'ely remode ed be. dmg mth ap proiima'e. JCC square feel Ca 1 See D_m a- A!df dge and Souihe- aro so 3300 or nights ?3> 2s
UNIVERSITY two stary home that has been concerted mto rc aparhnents Tota> ot tour bedroorrs and two bams two . Inmg rooms and two kitchens Garage Bom units presenhy rented Easy walkitm distance to campus SS5 000 Duttus Re attylnc 756 5395
-a.--'. Va"'isii AjV'Pr-sC-.'e' Across From < Va"
Jss 3620 ..SA V CsTCeAYCAsn
LIST OR BUY ycur buvress *7 C j Harris L Co |hc -care a S Varne'hrg ConSt
an's Se-r. -M -he Soc-heasterr
Ur-ec S'a-es Greerv.fe NC 'S JOC' ".ghss'S3 jCs
3 BEOROOAL I ; bat*is .hg room vi'ctien aspnau.t-snmgne 'oot brsck yereer porch and ca'po't heatpump z ears oid Ass,mao e It S^c FHA 23s S42 AX Ca 46 Ii or 752 2704 as 'cr- eresa shvwn by ap
porr-ner" jn
Cherry Gnirt
Son; OLS 2 bMw nwhtoyses h !'. shs Ase EKfirspv apa'hvets Carpe' 's* kas-e-s cavpactas pa-o *sif abe ly mastryer -am jjs -auitai racm sau-a Ywns aair- ; dtho.se ana POOL ol 5i'
DOCTORS PARK APARTMENTS
RENT FURNITURE: Lnm^. dining bedroom complete 52900permotrth Optmntabuy U RENCO 756 3M3
BEDROOM home near
Lease and dtaosrt I pels- Auaiiabta
*295 month Estate Realty
RENT WITH ophon to buy Owct cahon carpo*., hook iips ail extras. 2 baths near Pitt Piaia and University 756 267; or 750 15(3
2 BCDNOOM Ovptok Apwt mem on tagbnay 33 CaH afkr 3.3B 355MB
3 RCONOORL cwpeled reta
BEASlEY DRIVE Near Pit Memoriae Hosprfal
RIVERBLUFF Road 2
oednbom Student bus senmx-5250 deposit Grier Rental Agency 7a sm
2 BEDNOOM Dpta. carpet mg. central heal and air. na tata^jns menta 756 7537 or
prg>ie(ab.l| 3 mdes tram oily lmits.SZWper monta 756 NH
133
FrRcNt
2 BEDROOM DUPLEX dose to
111 Investment PropertY
095 PRDFESSIDNAL
072
Livestock
HORSE BACK
Ja'-na-S'acies i:
RIDING
i2'r
074 Miscellaneous
CHIMNEY SWEEP G>P
-TC or-3.- Vor*r Caro .na s or J.nai ;h mney s--nec > ea-s e=n'-ence *orki-g .>. cn.-n -:r.s a-o r.rep jces Ca aa. or -O" '53 3iJ3 ra'~.-.-e
A REMOOELERS Barga-n
W.OC 5 high oooC .. Arce-son .s.-oo-s 500 32 '.g-- -ahd -i-oe 4 .g" i.'cs^b.<L oc's ae ayy a -ns. a'i-o S'cr-- iOC' f 3C '56 6903
104
Condominiums For Sale
ALUMINUM mobile Home Roc Coa--g ga on S'4 95 Vcc * ho.-r.e i r'.-g S3 *4 r. Oe-i Ba'ca.n Oe
LEXINGTON SQUARE 'own
-v~es ar-a 3 beoroom n'-.'s ..c* "e-es' 'ates a.ai ac e J R *0, ConsCc "C
r;s
FOUR 14) Condcm e ms Eric
Coer- Cr-een, e NC For sae 0 owners as a grj^;, o-sepa-a-e . Ece -".est nen: *0 s*.cJen* -esiOehces sr as a ' rst seme Ceda s.c.'ig I s*or* 2 aedrcoms . Bateena a_, a^ ?sp^i njpij aec
AS - *c AS carpet c gse tp ECU campus .n a s-ig>e JfC seen c se ng Mj.s* see to atxreciSe a -hae dea
hes-men- 'or tarn, wi-ti st-Oen- a: ECU Tnr^e 3 jr.s M.n asstir-afe .a'.ao.ie ra'e tinars ng no po-s to par j2 %3 aa. '52C46 cr 63* 7'3 a- -hah
We harf one wo and three bedrooth apartments a>aitabile tar the protessncna. tenant All apart,-hents are egoipped wit energy efficient heal pumps frost tree ret-igeralors. <*sh washers tasposa' range and washer and dryer hook ups m each unit Some furnished aparhnents are aailabie
SHENANDOAH VILLAGE.
New towKilNKises. swimming poo. tatvHS court For rent. 5335 per month tor sale *439M Cat: 355 2116 or 355 6i9
rant *325 CaH Sosan days 7S61I12B or TSBWiiigbiv
A NEW Mabde Iwme rent U IB 2 bedrooms. 3 batas large living room, partly furnished wilb
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, carpeted wita kdctieo appR-anoes. waibei and dryer
PrmoleWI 5 7SM0M
STADIUM APARTMENTS I
bedroom turmsbed. near Um versrtv 5232 plus deposrt Gner Renta. Agency 752 52
Court Call 753 WI5
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT.
carpeted wita kitchen appli
A QUIET AREA 12 wide 2 tadibums wita central heat and tar mataer. lots ol ctasets Cauples only no cttrtdnen or pets I year tease and deposit SITS 7SAMR3
Ocr on site
pro
des ser.^es *cr our tenan*s inc .dng an eercise ciass m Our c ubhou.se parties tor our tenants for soeciai occasNxns and a pr?fessiana> management of cotttmunify re-ationships ^within our compXi
STRATFORD ARMS APARTMENTS
ups. IB1 O Bryten Hills. *275 monta Call 752 0915
CLEAR n WIDE couptas or stadents. SIM plus deposrt CoHegeCowt 75 U55 756B2Z2
122 BusiRRSs Roilab
Spacious i 2and3Bedroom Apartments CAS^E 'ENkiSCOURYs PQOL
Carne-ev Skqpp ng aM ECu
Prease come cy or oHxe or call for an acponfmenf to see fhese .^i*s aesigned tor tne professtonai
One bedroom now available
FOR RERT: Commercial space, office or retail. 2Bi square feet. Arlington Boulevard. Call 2SASM or 75MZ5anerpjn.
sale Twg bedrooms, fully carpeted, washer and dryer No children, no pels AvtaSoMe now 72kJO
Olt<e hours 9 Ain. to 5 p m. Monday Itiniugh Frntoy
BARCALOUNGER cha '
CC'-TC- CCra--.;- A sc gooc -h-s a-n aa -.s c ces Ca "56 22;
WINDY RIDGE, i oeo-oor-s 2 . 53s Ece; .in' t.oor o a-A cs- ; coo square er' ^ 56; tOO As tar Nancv O.a e. a- A a'-oae A Sou'ner.ara 'ie 35or '36 554b nights
LEXINGTON SOUARE own
"omes 2 a-d 3 bedrocm u-uls _cw n'eres- -a'es a.a> able J
H y Ccns-.c-Ljn Co me 355 22**
Office hours 9 OOI05 00 .Monday thru Friday
758 2577
Call us 24 hours a day at
756-4800
STORAGE SPACE 2H0 ayuwe eel. loadmg docks rail sidbta. ns Street location. 2S74l2arI53-2*S
REAR UHIVERSITT. 7 betaoom mofeile home SUB Deposrt required 750 4229
Evans 5450
unfurnished. Coiomal Park CaH7SB29
125 C8i
Protetiona"! Managed By ;c Ea
Remcc tas* Inc
CALL CHARLES TICE, s
;': -C' 5-a caJs sa-d
oc S'O-i ; 'f Bar a so
jr .i.-.d ACT'
CAMERA
-5 -3 SS" 01 Ai x'- ~ .-hi 28'-m -ens
* 3=- a-o :50mm
e-i .a.-o.cc- i-c . . 'jr -3. a>h - 3' 5 523C Ca 5s '66C
WINDY RIDGE Loiey 3 cedroom ccndo with eirras -ao n.mu'Cus *0 -^er'ijp G'ea* asi-dCe ca- means oa an.. came-'s v.iO 5>is As *0' 'ia-cy Dud e. a A or-o^ & Soue- and 5e 3500 3' > 5546 -.ah-s
0. 2 BEDROOM Ccrtdcmini.ms great tecs'or S2mOCO AHe 5 p m 58 261*
113 Land For Sale
106 Farms For Sale
CARPET REMNANTS uS- re
ce..ea srce s-.c-en-, C-ocie
iir 3c, -a- e>-ii '2c
A .-.a.' 3- 3^ 3- _ 3... u
C.d'Pi'ana 32 : C3>- -J S'ree*
WANTED 00 TO '00 acre 'a -a.e cuSome- Con-ac' Da. a \ c-:c s '-e D G Nc-c-: Acv-c. '52 A2'2 cr
ATOEN NC- 3 acres weii arsirrao sr<a sn the City of A. sen a .'taera'Ou'td u'lirties X tne prooer'v Can Be used *or "Ouses apa-'me-'s O' so for priced *ose. Ca-: Ches'er So 'so e''t
EASTBROOK AND VILLAGE GREEN APARTMENTS
STUDENTS 2 bedroom apartment, carpeted, heat and water furnished, no pets Avaiiabie January 1st Call
56 3561 or 756 3563
ForRcRt
TR> BEDROOMS, tantahed or unfurmshed^ Washer, dryer, privale lot. no pels, no chadren TSOMilaflerSpm
TASTEFULLY DECORATED L.
Condominium Conveniently Trri^ii r i
mealed to hospital id mafl ! SS *MMd Call attar a . I *295 per month No pels. 25 =
TOWNHQUSE. 2 bedrooms energy efficient Excellent ocatior. 5320 per nwnth 752 OCI 7S3K)I5
OIOlar7S2 2M.
127 HoNsesForRcNt
n > 2B. 2 BEDROOM Washer " and dryer, fully furnished and : carpeted, no pets, no children. !7S-2Z7
107 Farms For Lease
22 ACRES PARTIALLY c eared Ores' for norses On r 35 -n.-u'es t'om ic.sn S3CW) Ca 3a 6 La-e '52 JC25 or Ca.<o Henitard'yeO.SO
.2 --ne te anc -r*e bedxcr- zs'Sen ana ax'-~c.n apa" -ne-s -ia'.r -g Cac e 'v moo i" ipc 3-ues cet-a -ea- .-d i ' Z2-1' z~ -g 5 ea a-*3'. -a: -es-reesw T-ng3oos
TWIN OAKS TOWNHOHIES. 2
bedrooms I-: balhs spKMus tioor pian fresnly painted 756 4
ALMOST NEW DUPLEX All
appliances and washer-dryer Com
$3Npermonth 733M2S
TWO BEDROOM apartment 5315 per month includes some uhiifies torn Street Call 7so 49! or 756 aotbeforetp m
BUNCH LANE 3
baths S32S. Lease id deposit required Oidfus Realty. Inc 756MII
Of'-ce 204 Eastbrook Drive
752 5100
UNIVERSITY AREA. 2
bedroom toH with deck. *295 per month lease, deposit, no stu dents "pets 758 1355
ELECTROLUX REPOS
.mi ana i-ampcoe-s 7jc y
ac-
>-0
FARMS OR ALLOTMENTS
GEORGE SUMERLIN
.''L'e Str pc "C 'eca -.-x ano re -.5- .. Fac-3 -s -*ia-'Aa* 3s:4
.% or thing for days 756 3732
30 ACRES hign rc _ng ae cn-y 0 minutes from G-ee-r. e idea to- oe.e . oc">e-- O' Jur perscna esta'e j .ess tnan 3 iXiO per acre Ca;. a A La-e '52 0C25cr Da. d nenrtord '58 3! SO
.ea at Ringgold Towers? You s'.: can We nave a lew units a.a -abie tor occupancy beg-n n.ng second semester For de ta.!s cn rental or purchase call 25t 84lOcr 355 2698
VILLAGE EAST 2 betaooms. I : cam tontihouse S3per 'honm Lease and deposit re q-usred Dulfu-s Realty Inc 756 II
BUSINESS OR RESIDENTIAl-This 3 betaoom home would be perfect tor either. Just oft Nth Street Call Century 21 B. Forbes Agency. 75A2I2I.
GOOD USED Aash-nq -nac-ine
s'3 O',er 5-;5 ea;'r 3' s:oo 'race i.-a'a-'-eed *c' 30 da.s 5e
109 HousBS For Sale
115 Lots For Sale
GRANDFATHER C oc. saie -a.-.a'd V. ' < ageway Pear ana ie'" "cmas 20 50'; ct P are a"d Crga- D s.fc_ 3's G'een.. 33OCi
A FOUR BEDROOM rancn m Ore-.- .Ves'-a.en Periec* 0
am... vipg .u Ith a'ge g-ea-oo'T Eea.t.t, lang scaped enced cacXya-d Lo* .256 85iedas SSOs As tor Na-cv Dud'ey a' i (.qts AVAILABLE tor'
A d' dge A SOv-ner arKl 756 3500 I ...eoiate sa.e m new sec.ior c
i BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS
! on 'he Ctiicod Creek *e a s-.nave other os a.a-aoe
; naoc ng a.ai>abie uo* do.-.' paynett's Can 758 3's-
FREE FIRST MONTH, new
dup-ex near hospital 2
ced'ooms. t . bams re pets Reerences required 752 3152 oa s 757 047tmgms
WEOGEWOODARAAS
COUNTRY 3 bedroom. I Utah, living room. den. large kitchen, draperies, appliances. S3M witti year lease or S375 per monm. deposit. 75B73.
, FURNISHED Apartment near u .-ersity I bedroom St's monm plus deposit 757 'K
2 bedroom. I<y bath townnouses Excellent location Cartier heat pumps. Whirlpool kitchen, washer dryer hookups poot tennis court. Immediate occupatncy
756 0987 V V
HAROEE ACRES. 3 bedraom. I'l bath, fireplace. *375. Call 7562Su after p m.
HOUSE AND apartment in Grecnviile. Call 74A32B4 or I 52431
C' 75e 5596 tt.gt-'s
MOT POINT -e" ge's'c 5Oe Sy Sde i2x Gc n'-gu 30 Ah.'e 55u '32 :s2:
INSTANTCASH
LOANS ON A BUYING s
St^'ocs C3o'.is '.oe.-.' -ers go d A s. any-r.ng e ae ot value. Souinetn Pawn Snap. '52 :sf-s
ATTRACTIVE ASSUMABLE
oa" or I-. s 3 oedroo rancr m
'"i CO-ntry Bea jt,f^. y ^
panned .-..t*' spac ous rci&ms C.-.ne-id'earvOui tosen; uO* 56CS As tor sancy Ojdiey at A df^dce A Sou-e'iand 756 3500 C' 36 559t r.gnts
Beaord SuCd.vision Contac* Tom i-aCc-ie a' 55 3*69
! LOTS FOR SALE: ' tC- ac'es 5 1 miies Souh of Green,i:.e o't ' n-ghway II Call 752 7333 sser i 5 p m 756 262
LOTS FOR SALE Ca-i cr '58 36'
56S5':
GreeneWay i
-a-je 2 searoo- ga-den apa" i ; -irpe'eo as" xasher cabe .
' '. ij-ary 'osTs baiccn es : ijiz c,s 9'Ov'ds ii-ii! abundan' | I :a- -g KOnon- ca: u- uties ana ' , =OCe Ad;acen* 0 Green#. eCoun-f ' I C .6 '56 9864 '
WINTERVILLE. 3 bedroom arick (kjplex. master bedroom 2 ceramic, baths, large living room large den. kitchen and dinmg stove and refrigerator, central heat and air. very nice and spacious 5350 per month. 746 6569ottice. 746 3541 house
HOUSE APPROXIMATELY
miles out. gas furtiace Refer ; egces required Call 523 352.
HOUSES NEAR CAMPUS ~1 bedroom. S30; 2 bedraom Chalet. 5250 91T7A2MH.
CHERRY OAKS. New
su-cfion lust underwav'
I WOODED LOT Or. Bell Arthur (water system close
PIANO TUNING Siecia Limited ! me or . iX Ca Ra"d> 752 3'3
_:3uv s'y e-.'.0 stpry features I Card-e*ick Esates Ca.' "e
QUEEN SIZE .-.a-e'eea >o' sa'e usec . -"0"*hs fJo.."g mus'se 3t<-ce' 52 06':
arge grea' roc 'orma di- -g ... 11. eat -g bedroom .V tu
firep ace room kitchen area master *a k " cioset
j Evans Company ,52 2614
117
QUEEN SIZE BED pt - :
P aree' speaers a i.n-ea '"ermopane s a - g ass occrs ea:- 5'5 '5c 7:;'
3Cu5 garage a"d a great 'oor p a" 58' CC Ca A dr.dge A 53.er a-d Rea-O's '56 3kX)
Resort Property For ^le
JOHNSTON STREET Apart ments i bedroom apartment I availabte 0emlier 1. FuUy
carpe'ed energv efficient and cppliarci;s furnished. I year ease and deposit required . S225 Can Judy at 355 20 Monday Friday 9 5
WOOOSlOE APARTMENTS.
Neat and clean one bedroom apartments on Brookwood Drive Retrigeralor. range, dishwasher included. Each apartment has ktrmnety etti-Cieni central heat and air with neat pump Call Retnco East 758 6l days 758 S9U nights
IN AYDEN 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, carpeted *325 7466394.
NEAR UNIVERSITY, over
2JnO sq. ft with formal duiing iving room. 3 bedroomv 2 baths, fenced yard. Other
and liv
extras. SMS per month. 756 7337
NICE QUIET country__
near heapital and mall Carpel.
752871ar7SBIS3.
c3'-e-*
RECONDITIONED
s..-egai'3"gT S'.'C . .u
shm^^y^rrug'^
s-d-poo-?'! 3-3 .3;..-;
Re"3 'k Cc-pd".
COUNTRY PLACE Ne* ccn
s-'uc- c" 3' cec " -ne S40 s s bed.' Aocea s.b
G-i". .e- c-*e's g. e-. -3 Gd -o.s -3 see
23 A O' ogr i 5o_e' d"3 -a -2'; 'Sf 2 52-2
< BAYVIEW WATERFRONT
I :os on Pam ico Large private ; good vie* pie m pace 756 2095
KINGS ROW APARTMENTS
121
Apartments For Rent
SHINGLES
-3
' d ;
= . 36'$ bd'-g.d
>8
.C
SLATE POOL TABLES S55 dra .0 20 -ode s cn sa.e
F>3"; 3.3 3b e Ca 4'9
'9v 292;
CUSTOM BUILT co. . -pme
g- - 3 -r e~a ,
~e c-b'C'-cca P-.ceg n rne - 3 2 i 42 C 3 A n, a ;----g-c- 3- A gr age i 5c.~e' ana '5e 250or J55 B66l
A BEAUTIFUL and e c e>" '
bed'acm apa'en* a.aiace S22C -on- D'l s depci ' d-nm. a- '36 3'5
One and two bedroom garden apartments Carpeted, range, 'etrigerafor dishwasher dis posa- and cable TV Conve nien'y ocated to shopping cenie: and scnoois Located lust =' lO'n Sreei
WORK NEAR THE HOSPITAL
Call 752-3519
Tired of driving across town? You can live in your own townhome at conveniently located BROOKHILL with payments lower than renti For details call Susan Woolard at 736 8072 7586050. Wil Reid at 756 0446 7586050. Or Jane War ren at 758 7029 758 6050
' ABSOLUTELY NICE v .iaoe . Eas bed-gom .vasrer dryr ' 'ookups .yae' t'n sned S225 067*756
LOVE TREES?
t.ce ng unique m apa'-mc'- -IV,ng *,ffi nature ou de 1 Our door
I GOOD USED c: c 'v" ge'3
D' 552 Ca 'si ;
2 UNDERGROUND : ans
- d-X C3 cri ea F' ce 5'250
EXCELLENT LQCATION!
~h s br:ck rancn has rt ai; 3 bdd'bO-r., screened porc" gg.g e ga-age O' a't;e c l-ove .e gnoornooc M dS70s A; -c' Nanci Dud ey a* A g-.cce > 5cu"e' a-id 756 3500 5i :396 niQ'its
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
! 3 bedroom ownno-use m I Shenandoah Village with 1 firep'ace dish*asher and tyeat ! pump No pets S33S per month i Ca Car. s'ar.ch Manage ! menf 355 20C0
sac FEET OF ;.;pcer Gu'ters arc ac.-.- iP'C.-i tc' 'a e Si per oc- s6 5530
075
Mobile Homes For Sale
EXCITING 3 oeo'oc" con empora'i noe ."der cor s-'.c-ior P.re'idQe Buy nc.v ;ra aecora-e . s* ;e you *am 0 7: tinanc na is d.di ab e 'o guah'-ed bu.-e's S55 40C Cai. Aidr age i Scuiber and Rea. O'S '56 5520
AVAILABLE JANUARY I I
oedroom .apar'ment, across rom ECO S245 per month, .vricn he udes neat No pets 752 2040 or 756 8904
I -
AZALEA MOBILE HOMES WHY PAY RENT*
FOR SALE BY OWNER
: sior, Williamsburg Assuma be ' ; . FHA morigage S85 000 Ca. 756 9601
AYDEN *0 bedroom duplex
'ocaed .r nice neighborhood Avai dbe December l Fully peted heat pump, la.vn maintenance and appliances l-jrnished I year lease and oeposii required S270 month Ca:. Judy at 355 2000 Monoay Friday 9 5
AZALEAGARDENS
-.n.?n yoj car. o*-' your o.sn mobile home .-.it" a lo.-. oc.x" Bdymeni aro mcrm * oa. me.i's less trgn r,oi Vt/e have oe' 25 .u-fl "cmos to- choose from A. 'omos compiete-v reconO;-ic-'(d ne* carpe- t. e c.'ia-ns a-a ne* turotiure
GREAT FHA Fixed rate loan assumpr.on Priced no* at i
557.9 30 tus immc'jiate -c.s-irovse a- 25 Scot* Street m DOpuid* 'A'inav Ridqe leatures vi"a roc"- .-.itn tirep.acv sep
ONE BEDROOM furnished apartments energy efficient tree *ater and sewer optional vashers. dryers cab:e T V Couples or Singles only, SI95 a month
MOBILE HOME RENTALS*
COURTNEY SQUARE APARTMENTS
Quality construction fireplaces, heat pumps iheating costs 50 pe'cen' less than comparable -units i. dishwasher, washer dryer hook ups. cable TV wall to wall carpet, thermopane windows, extra insulation
COLLICEC. MOORE
& ASSOCIATES
110 South Evans Greenville, NC 758-6050
1 AND 2 BEDROOM apartment on River Blutt Road. Smith Insurance & Realty. 752 2754.
1 BEDROOM furnished apartment. 3 blocks from Uni versify Heat. air. water, furnished No pets. Call 758 37S1 or 756 0889
Office Open 9 5 Weekdays
9 5 Saturday 15 Sunday
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AAerry Lane OH Arlington Blvd
756 5067
NICE QUIET duplex, carpet appliances, hookups near hos pilal 756 2671 or 758 IS43
OAKAAONT SQUARE APARTMENTS
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T*o oedroom townhouse apartments 1212 Redbanks Road Dishwasher refrigera tor. range di^sal included
ara-^ a.h.nq area^ nice Xi'chcr | Cojpies or siPg.es Apartments | i^veii^n^t* to ptft'%ia'aid
t riqe'^d or. inree ^d rnobue nonnes m Azalea iita.xita-e.. .
brd'ooms 2 . ta'hs palio and Gardens near Brook Valley
Country Club
Con-dC-jT or Tjmmy A 1. arrs 756 7815
s.-7rage
F H A loan ot 9 5 oa ance ot approxi
46 -6 W :r2 '533
"la'eiy 538 500 .v'n payments ot 5425 Pit I Cal-lor appointment OG Nic"ols Agency 52 4012
COLONIAL HOMES
GOOD SELECTION o* -ce
used hon-f.r CO.'. ao.y-' pay men) and mop-ny ca.m<n:s as low as 51'0 man-r Ccomai Hohtes ?64 a.p.sss 35: ;y22
TWO BEDROOMS clean !2 X 60 Ca :
b.ith very
GRIMESLNO. Loan assump *10" possible on this modular "ome I" i"e country on almost I ] icra ot and 3 bedrooms. 3 1 bath, seller will consider trade tor s rg e *ide 536 900 Call Sue :Du"" at Aldridge and I South.^r cind 56 3500 or nights. I 353 2588
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3805
7^60
2
23 per
Vocile
IH9 NEW MOON
bedroc.m ; aa-r month : alL Caiy homes i6 092
l97rT2X60 EMBASSY'Icirq^ .ying rum- j bedrooms Re t'lgeratc- -.er-ric ovc-n dish .-.asher. P.irhal y furnished ,-entral a * Ne* skirting S5900 r-.qoliablr *36 C49S
INVESTORS SPECIAL
i Assume no" qua died loan 3 I bedrooms 2 baths single car ! garage ex:enenr neiqnborhood 549IJD R.-d Carpet. Steve
E vans Associates. 355 2727
1973 CONNER 12 x 65 2
bedroom .-..I*; den on Ironi Appliance -cudeO 54800 756 8079 alt--spm
979 2 BEDROOM, only"5495 down, low monlnlv pay ments. new g. - vc'y clean Call 756 7490
JUST LISTED Enioy country living m Hiis conveniently lOcaleB 3 bedroom ranch Large Oetacheo storage building Excellent assumable loan Mid S50s Ask lor Nancy Dudley at Aldridge a,.Southorland 756 3500 or 756 5596. nights
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1 down payment your proolem? Lease *his home m university area Excellent condition Red Carpet Steve Evans & Associates 355 2727
University Also some furnished apartments available
756 4151
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ROOFING
STORM WINDOWS DOORS I AWNINGS
C.L. Lupton Co.
752-6116
Squirt Slwi
At
TAR ROAD ENTERPRISE
1 Mile South of Sunshine Garden Center
756-9123
1982 BRIGADIER 12x56 2
Cu-drooms, i u.,-5 51100 and issume loa" partially ijrnished 758 4'ja
1984 2 BEDROOM Repo only 5225 month Ca 756 0333
IMS, 14 X 7*. 3 bedroom. 2 lull baih cathedra, rn. mq ceiling ta- fully furr.-rr.g 515,995 756 9841 Art Del ano Homes
1 98 5 DOUBLE WIDE. 3 bedrooms. 2 bath<#g masonite siding, shingle 'ool storm windows, Irosl Hee relrigera tor, fully furnished SI5 995 de liJered Call Calvary Mobile Homes. MWWW lS FLEIIUOOD it 70~2 bedrooms, t baths, plywood lloors. storm windows, trpst free refrigerator, paddie lan, fiished plus fireplace
fully turni SIS.99S delivered Cail Calvary AAobile Homes, 946 0929 IfU M WIDE. paymei'tVas ib* as SISI.M. Greenville voiumn
dealer. Thomas' AAobile Home Sales. Across from -Airport 7SI40M.
NEW CONSTRUCTION behind Lynndag. This beautiful home has 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, formal areas, and carport Located m county school district Move m immediately Call Anita Worthington a' Aldridqt- & Southerland 756 3 500or 355 6661
SPEECH & LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST
A well respected rapidly growing homo ItaoNh ogoncy has an imiiiodiate lull lima opaning lor a North Caroliiio licensed or eligible SpoMh and Language PathologisL Salary is negoliablo with range ol S17-21K. Fringe bonelils include health. IHo. dental and disability insurance. vacation and sick leave Supervision for C.C.C. available. This is an excellem opportunity to enter the growing dynamic field of home heatth care. Call 919-6SB-5036 collect or send resume lo: Philip Warren. Director of Rehab Services. Home Health A Hospice Care. Inc. P.O. Box 32. MouM Oli*e. N.C. 2836S.
MID-EASTERN
BROKERS
Quality Used Cars Financing Available Engine & Body Repair 117 W. 10th St. 757-3883
WE REPAIR SCREENS & DOORS
C.L. Lupton Co.
752.-6116
NEW LISTING: S'amonyburg Road Custom quality home on a tv-aulifui.. landscaped lot 3 i bedrooms 2 bath-, g-eat room 2 story workshop and playhouse Moseiy Marcus Re ally 746 2166 or Janice Rogers 746 2764
NEW LISTING. Stantonsburg Road Custom quality home on' beautiful landscaped lot 3 bedrooms, 2 balhs, great room. 2 story workshop and playhouse Moseley Marcus Really 746 2166 or Janice Rogers 746 2764
NO DOWN PAYMENT. 3
bedrooms, brick #eneer Clos inq costs as low as SSOO Pay menis could be as iq* as $150 per month it qualified Red Carpel. Steve Evans & Associates, 3SS 2727
SALESPERSON
We have an opaning^ fttt^a professional salesperson for Eastern North Carolina. Long hours and hard work are a must! Liberal commission rata with all company benefits included
Apply to: 4
Manager P.O. Box 469 Graanvilla, NC 27834
LIVE NEAR
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Tar River offers more comfort for your money, a vanety of floorplans. and lots of fun tfiingstodo.
One-bedroom garden apartments Two-or three-bedroom townhouses.
Call us today
Oflice Hours M F9-5 30 3ai S Sun 1-5 pm
ESTATE^^^
752-4225
1400 Willow St.
Managedby U S SheRer Corpiiralnn
RAO.LANO ACRES. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths with garage. OHered at Sa per month. Ctal Clark Branch. ReaHors.
Darden. 3SS20W.
. Evelyn
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WE BUY USED CARS
IHSON MOIOi CO.
im F- ictfn LWMter
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CRISP RV CENTER
DoUor for Coachmen. Layton, Cotoman. Prowter SSouthwind Hiway 17 North. Chocowinity Parts & Setvice Setvice & Parts; 9460311 For Sales Only Call 1000682-8103
SPECIAL
Safe
Model S-1 pecial Price
4122*
Reg. Price $177.00
TAFF OFFICE EQUIPMENT
569S. Evans St 752-2175
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CRAFTB) SERVICES
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$30sA$40s
Cat* starter home on Villogo OriYO for only S31AOO! ConM hoot end
fomily with throe
hOM for only S39A00. Locolodon JKhson Dtiw.
oofaido of Aydan on ooo loltOolySSMOO.
Mao in ShaonoEli Tonaoo tar only S42AOO. Exls inctado ctoood in goragn
room, cornnr lot end tanotd yard! Paymanta i
Chock it out! Thron
FndIA loan assomption taolLawSWs.
Hignite Reaitors
757-1969
Anytkna
HAPPY NEW YEAR
ATTENTION!
AUTOMOBILE
SALESPEOPLE
One ol the largest Chrysier Plymouih dealerships in the area has opening for expen ence salesperson Prefer individual with Chrysler Corpora ,lion sales experience.
WE OFFER
ExceUeni Working Condi lions
Paid Vacations Demonstrator HospMahzation Life Insurance Excellent Pay Plan
Would consider iraming quaUed incfividual with previous experience or colege degree.
U you ate interested in be coining associaied wih a pro-fessiondl sales dealership, see Garry Singlefon or James Philps in person. Mon Fri 10 am 2pm
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Joe Cullipher Chrysler-Plyiiioutli Dodge-Peugeot 3401 S. NoMrial Dr. 7564)186
MpAKfks
J REOROORU talles > cooatry, aff Me* Bern Hgfwey .nepels 7!SiH
13S
Offke Space FdrRnt
ate stwdeal preferred kednoom. 2 bata brxk (aotae MMr and dryer, akr. targe :i- yard. ptaMy dt storage qoieil q iieigiiherkiaod. ta rent., ta il iWtaes Cadanytane TSim
CDUORHiU. HCimfTV Pmole. IM sqawre foot atilitics fcrtotaed. S per manta IS Tartar 7 429*
FEMALE ta shoro 2 htdreom dnnT- tanwdandniawe*.
CtalallerJpta. 73rt2
male ROOMATE WUITEO ta
Sita/nwdA ptas ta udiWies- Ca8 BailMdM*
OFFICE SPACE tar rtad Fov roota State, lanitarial and aiMiliies Chopta Btaltang. 3M8 S Mentarvai One Cad 75 mt
WaeledTeBer
AHT TO BUT pme and hardnood tiintaer Panrtico riherCnuqrnin. tac 7SU
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BANK SALES REPRESENTATIVE
Afoo bank aoaksa talai mBrtHeg poraoe
out Eastarn N.C. PPraon tail aal, phn aaaisl. train and moliwia bnnk paraomml to sal.
Must bn anNmoliaatod. ambitions and taw Iw to managn oam ttaw. Colngn dsgran sndf or sates bodqniund helpfuL Salanr ptos com-misstans; bsnsMs pacfcags.
Mail rasinns. in confidwica, tec
P.O. Ormvar 49S. Dept. EW Kinston. NC 2SS01
RIVER BLUFF
Spacious AffoidaMe LMxufy Apartments
2 BHboon Tonahnae Apetoaal - S270 pnnoali 1 BednonG*deiAprtawl-$200penoBii RnasForNwlloiaiasOaly SgcrTwdn MoaitlJism SacaniyDrpaMlsllatoleMa
ProfessKinai Managment & Maintenance
2 Bedroom Townhouses & 1 Bedroom Garden Apartments
Kitchens Feature Dishwashers & Disposals
Fully Carpeted
Pnvate Laundry Facilities Large Pool
Cable T V Included
Private Balconies
Convenient To Shopping Centers & Restaurants ECU Bus Service
OiractiMis: iMh Streta Cxtaidioii to Mw BtaH Hoad i to Rsrgno Shoppmg Cddtar
PHONE 758-4015
JARMAN AUTO SALES
PAYMENT
1976 Voikswagen Bus
7 pataangn. SaMng ptica $2699.00.
$59 down. 18 aionUily paynaniA, 19.99 APR. total of paynwnts $2447J2-$135.99
1976 Chevroiet LUV Pickup
SaMng prica $1799.00. $599 down. 18 inonllily paymants, 19.99 Am, total ot
paymants 51399.79.
$77.71
1977 Datsun B-210
SaMng piica $1799.00. $599 down. 18 monthly paymants. 19.99 APR. total of paymants $1398.78._
-$77.71
1978 Toyota Wagon
Automatic, air oondHion. SaMng prica $2799.00. $599 down. 24 monthly paymants, 19.99 APR, total of iMynienIs
$2661.36.
$110.89
1978 Oids Delta 88
4 door. Fully atpiipped. including sunroof. SaMng prica $3599.00, $599 down, 24 monthly payments, 18.99 APR. ^ total of payments $3629.04_.$151.21
1980 Toyota Clica
Sailing prica $4899.00, $599 down, 36 monthly paymants. 15.75 APR. total of payments $5423.40____^_$150.65
1981 Datsun Wagon
5 spaad, ak. SaMng prica $3699.00
$599 down, 36 moiithly paymants, 15.75
APR. total of paymants $3531.24____$98.09
1981 Datsun B-210
4 spaad. Sailing price $3399JW. 55S9
down, 36 monthly payments. 15.75 APR
total of payments $3900.60_$108.60
1981 Chevrolet Citation
SaMng prica $3199.00, $599 dawn, 30 monthly paymants. 15.75 APR, totot of payments $3162.30---
1982 Ford Escort Wagon
SaMng prica $4599.00. $509 dawn. 42 monthly paymants, 14J0 APR. total ot
$105.41
paynwnts $5165.16.
$122.98
1983 Chevrolet Chovette
SaMng prica $4999.00. $599 dowd, 40 fly payments. 14J0 APR, total of
payments $5979J4-
$122.43
1981 Chevrolet Camaro.
SaMng price $5499.00. $599 down, 36 momhly paymonts. 15.75 APR, total of paymanis 56180.12.___
$171.87
PricRS Do Not litcliKto Satos Tax
24 Motillto. 24A00 Mites Watranly AraHabto Finondiig Atraitabta With Approved Cretit Hery 43 North 7S2-S237 Business
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AlQim Jotbm (AP) - PLO chasnan Yasser Anrt deri*d a ceoxitery ai Ikaday and
ISW peso^ at tiie
foDeral of a slain PatestiniaB leader tiiai Syria was beimid piste gainst tbe PalestiDe LAerabsD Organza-tiOD.
"I teD tiie Arab Zisasste tiiat Ibey canoet stop sor revaiatioti." Arafat said tliroi^ a toodqxater at the Umm al-Hnan oemeter> where the body of Fahd Kawasmoh was
_Tugday.JjinuTy 1,1905
bnied.
Kawasraeb was assaanaiii^ Sat* iirdhiy k Amman by assaSiate osiiig pistcds w^ sQenoers. Anfilt has accosed S^ of behind btdimd the ataying.
The raters of famasms reprcr sent the Arab Zteoists (they the source of piste Israei.Arafat said.
Arafat who has been a
rebeSian in PLO rai&s by f^Tiaiw sapported Palestniass. accosed Syria of m^denaentit^ the policies of Zionism and of America.^' He did not elaborate.
t98SIUIMiMNS
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY IN Pnr COUNTY
The KslMg of property far tax perpesK in Pitt County wUI begin Jeneary 2, IMS, ead wM ooetiniie iroiigti Jeneary 31^ 19S5.
Aay perwn, fimi, mrpofalioa or orgaeizatioa oMwng pri^wrty ia Iba ooenly MkJanaaryl, adwlher real or personal, masl fist sadi property wMMa tte listeg period or be sufayect to the pmaliies prescribed by North Carofina Laei. Property fnesi be hstod in bie townsMp in which h is tocaled.
Persons trtio reqeesled to fist by mad shoMtd recewe m forms oarty
ie Jaaeary. These iorms must be compleled end relumed to the office of the Tax Sapensor before die deediine of January 31,19S5.
Briag your social security number and your motm wehicle regisb-atkm cmrts wMi you wlien you come to lirt.
Appiicrtion ior the Age and Disability Exemption should be made bw time of Hsbng, ind no loler than April 15th. Once applicabon is made and epprowed, you win not kaue to reapply unless circumstances diange widMn dm house-hoid.
Owners ami operalors of parks or storage late renting spaces for dwee or more traders or moMe homes ere required by law to famish the Tax Sierwsar of dte coutthr in ndiich the lot is tocaled, die name of die owner and a doscrk-
tion of each trailer or mobde home situated dtereon. This Kst must be sobmlt led by January 15th d each year. Owners and operators fading to oompfy wM die law shall be liatde to payment of taxes in addition to a penalty of $2S0,
Persons harring custody of toxatde tangdile personal property betonghig to anodier fdm or indiwdaN that is held for storage, sate. rent, or any odwr bni-ness purpose famish the Tax Sapenrisor a report of sucfi property by January 15di or will be hable for die taxes on the property plus a penalty of
S25Q.
FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF LOCATIONS AND OATES FOR LISTWG TAXESM JANUARY, SEE OTHBf AO M TWS PAPER.
Pin County Tax Siqiervisor
BEGIN I HERE
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LOCATMMS AW DATES FOR LISTMG TAXES OURWG TK MONTH OF JANUARY 1985
ARTHUR TOWNSHIP - David B Harris (Ustaker)
At Arthur Fire Department. Bell Arthur. N.C.
Beginning Januarv 2. 1985 Hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday 8 30 a m: to 12 Noimi Saturdays Lunch 12-1
AY DEN TOWNSHIP - Eleanor Miller (Listaker)
At Ayden Community Building. East 2nd Street, Ayden. N.C. Beginning January 2. 1985 Honrs: 9:00 a m to 5.00 p m. Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 1-2
BELVOIR TOWNSHIP - Charlie ^in (Listaker)
At Belvoir General Merchandise. Belvoir. N.C,
Beginning January 2. 1985 Hours: 8:00 a m to 5.00 p.m Monday - Friday 8:00 a m to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1
BETHEL TOWNSHIP - Mary A Jenkins (Listaker)
At Bethel Police Department. Bethel. N.C.
Beginning January 2, 1985 Hours: 8:00 a m. to 5:00 p m Monday - Friday 8:00 a m to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1
CAROLINA TOWNSHIP - Sally Glisson (Listaker)
At James D Glisson's Office. One mile from Stokes on Highway 30 West
Beginning January 1. 1985l Hours: 8:00 a m to 5:00 p.m Monday - Friday 8.00 a m to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1
C HIC OO TOWNSHIP Mike Clark (Listaker)
At Hudson's Clover Farm Market. Hudson's Crossroads Beginning January 2. 1985 ^ .
Hours 8 30 a.m. to 5 00 p.m Monday - Friday *
8:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12 1
FALKLAND TOWNSHIP - Virginia Stanciil (Listaker)
At Falkland Town Hall. Falkland. N C Beginning January 2. 1985 Hours 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p m Monday - Friday 8:00 a m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1
FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP - Nellie N. Outland and Ruby Cherry (ListakersI
At First .American Building. Back entrance on the corner of Ea^ Church & Contentnea St.i Farmville. N.C.
Beginning January 2, 1985 Hours 9:00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Monday - Friday 9:00 a m to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch Open at all times FOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP - Scott Peele (Listaker)
At Peeles Supply Store, Fountain. N.C.
Beginning January 1. 1985
Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Wednesdays Lunch 11:30 to 12:30 GREENVILLE TOWNSHIP - Harding Sugg. Jr.. Eleanor Burnette, ft Charles Vandimd (Listakcrs)
At Pitt County Conrtbouse. Room 105. Tax Supervisor's Office. Greenville. N.C.
Beginning January 2. 1985
Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday -8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays GRIFTON TOWNSHIP - Reba Boyd (Listaker)
At Grifton Rescue Squad Building. Queen Street. Grifton. N.C. Beginning January 2. 1985 Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1
GRIMESLAND TOWNSHIP Elsie Nichols (Listaker)
At Grimesland Town Hall. Grimesland. N.C.
Beginning January 2. 1985 to January 16. 1985 Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays At Simpson Fire Department. Simpson. N.C.
Beginning January 17. 1985 to January 31. 1985 Hours: 9:00 a m to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1 at both Locations PACTOLUS TOWNSHIP - Diana Davenport (Listaker)
At J.P Davenport & Sons Store. Pactolus. N.C.
Beginning January 2. 1965 to January 12. 1985
At Briley's Grocery Store, across from Parker's Chapel Church
Beginning January 14. 1985 to January 16. 1985
At Clark's Neck Fire Department
Beginning January 17. 1985 to January 19, 1985
At J.P. Davenport ft Sons Store. Pactolus. N.C.
Beginning January 21. 1985 to January 31. 1985 Honrs: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday 8KI0 a.m. to 12 Noon Satwdays Lanch 12.30 to 1:30 SWIFT CREEK TOWNSHIP - Robert A. Halstead. Sr. (Listaker)
At Stokes and Lane Store. Gardnerville. N.C.
Beginning January 2. 1985 Honrs: 8KM a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 12.-00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12:00 to 1:00 WINTERVILLE TOWNSHIP - Jennie Faulkner ft Frances Cox (Ltatakcrs)
At Wintetville Town Hall, Winterville. N.C.
Beginning Jaanaiy 2. 1985
Howrs- 8:10 a.m. to SHM p.m. Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 12HM Noon Satntdays BUSINESS PROPERTY USHNG TO BE TAKEN AT THE TAX SUPERVISORS OFFICE. PITT COUNTY COURTHOUSE. GREENVILLE. N.C
Beginning Jannaiy 2. 1985
Honrs: 8.-00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday 8.-00 a.m. to 12:00 Nooo SaturdaysREMEMBER JANUARY 31st IS THE LAST DAY FOR LISTING TAXES IN THE ABOVE TOWNSHIPS. PENAL-TnroyojMSAOOE^ro^ listings.
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ATTEHTION NEW VCR OWNERS:
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PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU 1/12/85. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED.
SMME$140
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Boll twwi dock iMt tlMir. QBshnploMiMidnlton. 1648.99 soMwing otoc-
Mciotoo .499199
$749.99 99lt-ckmng gas
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APPLIANCE
Most Nmiw si laduosd prioss
Saws Pricing Policy...if an Mom a not describad as educad or a apadal purchase, it a ai Ns lagular price. A apeciai puiciwse, ttMMigh not reduced, a an exoap-Sonalvaiue.
^30 OFF
Microwave oven withprobe
Rsg.$3.99
SasandsFflO.2
Features automata hoM/Warm to he^ keep food warm up to 1 hour after temperature is leached. Variable power, digitaidlsplay. more.
700FF
Kenmore* 24-in. buiit-in dishwasher
229^
Enjoy theoonvenienoe rd dependability of this Kenmore built-in dishwasher featuring Power Miser control to help save energy.
OomslnlaSssisMidfwour oonyiais Ins a portase dhhwMhsis SatosMh Jan. 19
BIG BUYS on Kenmore built-in appliances
$449.99 electric waN oven........379.99
$599.99 gaswalloven...........47999
$499.99 electric drop-in range 399.99
$699.99 gas dropHn range.......548.99
$239.99 electric cooktop.........17999
$239.99 gas cooktop............19999
$149.99 30-in. range hood........9998
Flange hoods start as low as reg. $39.99
tags Wim such as tanSus and opplanoss
Ftog. $299.99
' to aehsduM lor pick-up or (Mvniy.
Ask aboa Sam Auatortnd kuMWIon a kiaWM ams on e* papa. FRS ESTMATESI
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Each of these advertised iWhs is readily ayoaabNr tor sate as advertised. Osiwwynoiinciudedin Mangpricwdiiwrwonri^
^130 OFF chest or upright freezer
Reg. $429.99
2^99
15.1 cu. ft. chest or upright with adjustable cold corttrol. security lock. Upright with Power Miser feature. White.
*100 OFF 177 cu. ft. lefrigerotor-freezer
12.49 cu. ft. fresh food section, 5.20 cu. ft. freezer. Porcelain-on-steel liner, textured steel doors. White.
Reg. $699.99
59999
w independefM survey of oonsumers.
SAVE *140 when you buy the pair
SAVE $70 on 2-speed, 4 cycle washer. White. Reg. $439.99 SAVE $70 on autornatic terrnination dryer. White. Reg. $349.99
Reg. $389.99 gas dryer.....319J8 .
Oiyeis raquire oonnwsor not MuiM in prtoM sh^^off 599 Reg. $349.99 299 2S^249
SAVE *100 on remote console TV
Reg. $599.99
49999
25-in. diag. meas, picture console color TV with oonventent 3-keyiemoteoonliol! Super Chiombt
SendiF>.2
SAVE ^30 on compact stereo
SAVE ^70 on cable-compatible color TV
.. Reg. $549.99
19-in. diag. meas, pic-
System features dual cassette decks. AM/FM stereo receiver, turntable and 2 speakers.
Satoandi Jm. IS
Reg. $279.99
149
ture color TV has quartz tuning, 117 channels; cable-compatible and 17-key remote control.
Satoendi Jan. 19
99
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VCR with remote
9-day/1-program/8-hour Reg. $499.99
programmability VHS a
VCR. One-button record
and wired 9-function ^
search remote control.
$9.99 TDK Beta or VHS cassette,^^.........7.99
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Your Choice!
BmHE apanda Jan. 12.
C. D. F and G aaie anda Fab. 2
4CA99 SalaandaFab.2 00099 POffSOTKlI StOfOOS
____IDT Reg. $^.99 ATT a.$39.99 AM/FM cassette. .a .
rinrtrlr hmnwrltor $100 Off tVDOWrHer Headphones 29.99 C.$149.99 Dual cassette deck. F.$129.99 12-in. di^. meas, picture
Dm^wMDSnMN?^ B $2409^sette stereo. D.$119.99 Dual cassette AM/FM stereo, black and white AC/DC TV. Keybo^oonectiOT^ HeeS^ ...luS E. $89.99 700-fL cordless phone. G.$129.99AM/FM/SW1-2, stereo, cassette,
errepeat. Items is reajdjlye^^^^ Itelim not included in seiljngprices.offtei^ E55 3
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SAVE ^150 on our Kenmore 3.5 peak HP Power-Mcrte' vac
Strong (1.05 VCMA HP) suction, beater-bar brush clean Reg $349 99
deeply. Motor overload protection. Active edge cleaner. 4 m
pile heights. Recessed tool storage. Handy cord reel ^ ClfjVy
stores cord neatly. Just one vac from our line of America's I
Best Selling canister vacs. Sale ends Feb 2 m M m*110-^450 OFF Sea^O-Pedlc^ bedding when bought in sets
Choose from innerspring or polyurethane foam. -----------109!!
EXTRA-RRM Supreme. Full mattress or foundation, $299.99. 149.98 ea. 2-pc. queen set, $699.99.349.98.3-pc. king set, $799.99,389.98 SUPER^RM Perfect Dreams. Full mattress or foundation. $319.99.159.98 ea 2-pc. queen set; $7.99.399.98.3-pc. king set, $899.99.449.98
Twin mattress or foundation, ea. pc. PC Reg. $219.99
Twin mattress or 10090 foundation, eapc. MmrnTm^pc Reg.$259.99
Furmtufe and beddwg are not man stores. See page 16. Other Se04>wicbedilng Uso on sale.
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Reg. $169.99 ^T39* prtMS*^i!$109S9
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$30OfFtean-1ypecleanef $30OFFvacondtoob
^ays hot solution deep into carpet fi- Strong suction. Adjustable to 4 bers. Pulls out^^andji^id. Dries fast pile storage.
Reg. $239.99 149
$90OFFfree-CHTn
6 stitches: 4 utility and 2 stretch Handy built-in buttonholer.
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Reg. $699.99 399^
OFF country $ota
Concord. Malchfog chak, reg. $449.99....... 299J8
Sugar Grovo accent tables, m. $199.99..1S8J8 m.
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25% to 48% OFF
AD copals-INSIUlH) wHh onhions
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Luxufy carpet in your choice of plush or scuiplured nylon pile!
Special Place A Reg. $13-99 scuiplured pile 12 oz. A99 persq.yd.RichcolofS.
Touch of DaNght sculptured pile 122?^ 24 oz. per sq. yd. Reg. $22.99 ~
Grand Deelgnsculpturedpieasor Premium N^. Reg. $^.99 Touch ofTendamaaa 33 oz. Pre-
50% OFF
Colotmcite both towels In bold colors
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49
It's our besl-selling towel! Soft, supple velour on one side and thick, thirsty terry loops on the other. These cotton, polyester towels are designed to be plush, absorbent and durable.
$2.49 Washcloth 1.49 $4.99 Hand towel 2.49
$9.99 Matching bath rug, 22x35 inches ..............$-99
Horn iMhions not in ShtV. Of WMwnsqn.
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Open-weave Chico II. unlined or textured CwMe. Both 48x84 in.. pr.. reg. $26.99
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Reg.$19.99-$24.99 ^799
Nibble appliances l/eao.
Can opener; lOcup coffeemaker; 2-slice toaster; steam/spray/dry iron (not shown); or .5-speed hand mixer (not shown).
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S/H/E 50% S^40%on
on sheet sets 6 all automatic bkmkels
Perma-Prest* shoot sets of . Choose your comfort level cotton, polyester. 1 flat. 1 fitted from 11 temperature settings,
sheet. 1 pillowcase. Machino wash, tumble.^.
CLEARANCE 25-50% OFF
All misses outeiy^ris on sale now!
Coats, pantcoats, jackets and more! Many popular brands and styles galore. Choose one now and save! Hurry in for the great savings! While quantities last. Petite and half sizes are also 25-50% OFF! All junior outerwear is on sale at similar savings!
Slyto thown is raprsMnMiwe of Sears assortmenl
OUR BIGGEST BATH. BED AND WINDOW CATALOG SALE 5% TO 50% SAVINGS thru March 19tti only.
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25%-50% OFF All winter robes and nightwear
Cuddle into comfy robes and sleepwear at great savings. All are warm winterweight in an assortment of styles and colors. In sizes for misses, women and juniors.
To apply for a Sears Credit Card just can TOa FREE 1-800^ 3274 (in Illinois can 1-800-942-7466). These numbers are for new credit applicants only-
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Keep %fo iMhion with foese lijn in aofi pesMs. Easy-caiiCiMlMi^aaylc.
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Zip^q hoodtsd jacket, regular
$16....................MB
Reeoed craw-neck long sleeve
awoatsNrt, reg. $9.......&9B
Matching fleeoed sweatpanta.
regular $14............
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25-50% OF
EnWftiiockfgMand winlar saiwaflait end vwlour tope for milsaiandjunlon
Cleoranoe! Mfoses and juniors save on entire Mock of Fal and Winter sweaters, plus rich velours in brighls and paslBls. Hurry, quantities are Imiled!
25%-50%OF Fall handbag clearance!
A fabulous asaorBnent of styles from spacious to compact totos. ahouktor Mps. cMches and moral Hurry in and tote away Bw sawings.
ALL BRAS
NriuRri 09, ooiMour 09, uidenre. moie!
ALL SUPS
Luxurious camisoles, len9ling iBddns ai9 mof^
ALL SHAPERS
GonM briefs, party shapern, al-iTHXies!
SHEER HOSIERY
Cfi9-ilon*, Hug-aton, Nne Touch!
ALL TIGHTS AND LEOTARDS
Our Goolagong ooleclion and more!
SELECTED
FANTIES
Our famous Very In9ressive Party packaged in brief. Np4jgger and bldni styles. Plus, many contemporary to choose from!
Styles Shown from our Isnt it Divine groupc
$12 camisole or half sip. SJ9 ea.
$7 natural cup bra.........5.19
$5 bikini parties.......3.99pr.
Contour and D cup bras al aMar savings X^in panlias priced igher
4.' f'".25% OFF ALL SEARS SHEER HOSIERY
Hugdon* Cing^ion*. Hob Tauch-~l Sears sheer hmienf is now on siiel Conventional, oonbol top and support pen^fhoe* e; knee-Ngh. IhHop and ^rtsr atockings. too. And the shades are boauMul from classic natural tones to navies, wines and antique whites. Start the year right by stocking up on al you! need!
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ALL BRAS
Uiy conl8mpoiBS and everyday laioiBs!
ALL SUPS
Hai slips. M sips, camisoles, laddies!
ALL SHAPERS
Conkol briefs, party shapers. alHn-ones!
SHEER HOSIERY
Omgnalon* Hug^aton*. NneTouch*!
ALLTIGHTSi
LE01ARDS
ColorM. energetic slyles He Ong-alon and
SELECTED IVVNTIES
Or famous Very Impressive Party packaged in Ivief. hipfaigger arrt bidni styles. Plus, rnany oon-lamporary styles to choose from!
Shfles shown on page 8:
$12 Timeless Comfort bra................8.98
$7.50 Very Impressive Party. 3 pr.pkg.....5S9
$10 Double double knil bra................7M
$11 Tulp shaper..................... .7.99
$10 Shadow panel sip...................7A9
Shfles shown on page 9:
$10 Busy Lady bra.......................7.49
$11PkellyNahaai brief...................7S9
$10 Seamless contour underwire bra.......7.49
$10 Boy leg brief. .................7.40
$5.50 Lace Gross Yi Shape bra............3J9
$13 Slack companion............. 9j89
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Rtg.$12each long sImvo shirts
Slock up now on crisp and oondortable Pemta-Preal* draro shirts kx menahwaysafavorite wardrobe stapla. year-round. Of polyesler and cotton. Plan ahead to spring and summer with short sleeve shirts, polyesler and cotton. Reg. SlOeach, 2lor$10
SAVE 25-50% 1/3-1/2 0FFonouterwea for men and kids
Ia heavyweight poplin jacket was Cleorance. While thrnf last
Boys 8*20, jacket with attached vest chest proiedor. Reg. $34.99
Girls 7-14, Sears Best jacket is machine washable. Reg. $34.99
Boys 4-7, W!nnie4he-PDoh jacket. Reg. $35. ,
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Is crewneck wool pullovers in warm winter tones.
Reg.$25-$30 Boys$-20. striped knit BragginDragon* 047
shirt. Regular $13 O
GMs, 7-14, long sleeved sweater. Fto^j-lar$8.99
Girls. 44x. sweaters, reg. $7.99 ... 4.97
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2tor*12 Flannel pajamas Cotton. Long sleeve coat, ankle length bottom. StaasS-XL
$&bi 2 bogi^lO
Toba aooks. Men's crew or over-the-calf. WhNs or stripes. Bag of epalr.
1^99 19
HHdng bools. Sueded split-leather uppers with lugged rubber soles.
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SAVE NOW on all crib mottiesses. bumper pads, and bedding
Crib mattresses, choice of print covers, reg. $29.99-$79 ...... 24.9M9.99
Coordinatpg bumper pads, not shown, reg. .9W19.........6.W-15.99
Beddingcomforters, blankets, more! Reg. $2.48-$2S.........1.99-18.99
Briiy shop n not in Stwliy or WWMmon.
$10 OFF car seat
Reg. $54.9944^ One Step"* car seat holds children from birth up to 40 lbs.
$10 OFF Stroller
Reg. $59.9949^ Maxi Taxi"* opens and doses with one hand. Parcel basket
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$10 OFF playpen
Reg. $44.99 34^
Quick fold, easy storage. Sunny Days print vinyl coivered rai,pad.
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All cribs ON SALE NOWI Laura Lynn crib S40orr OQ99
Reg. $139.99 TT
Laura Lynn crib comes in your choice of pine or maple finish on a sturdy pw frame. Come see all our cribs, chests and dressers at $20^ OFF.
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Versatile exerciser
converts info a multi- 00^
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Free spirit 26-in. 10- Rg. $149.99 speed. Lightweight 1Q9^ lug frame. iwZ
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BIG BUY on learning aids
Texas Instruments* vOilR CHOICE
Speak&Spel,Sp^$ 39
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$10 OFF Roodhandler cyde
Self-propelled and Reg: $69.99
battery operated, bat- 59
teiyrechargerinciudBd.
Toys in larger stores only. See pegs 16.
$90 OFF outdoor swing self your
CHOICE
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$189.99 Big T with 2 swings, overhead ladder, leg climber, and sSde. $-leg swing set is galMmized. 2 swings.
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Craftsman bench tools
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$499.96* 12-in. ^
rugged steel leg 9^, .
$449.991(Hg. ^I'saW: t^P motor develops 2-HP.
$534.96* saw. 1 -HP motor develops 2-HP.
Indudes 2 extensions, leg set. casters
'Reg separate prices MaiCraftsman portable power tools
1-HP router. No-load 2-HP T/e-in. circular 1/3-HP%-in. reversible speed25,000 rpm. Cuts saw. No-load speed of drill. No-load speeds of 0-1VHn.deep. 5400 rpm. Its njgged. 0-1200 rpm. Save!
Reg.$79.99SAVE OVER 50% 75-pc. tool set
Tool Specmog
Craftsman. Set includes 1 /4,3/6,1 /2-in. drive tools; sockets in standard and metric sizes, and more.
$34.99 20-in. tool box 24.99
Hems shown ntt) an asMM n
on sale thru Jan 5 or while quantities last
$30-$50 OFF portable power fools
$99.961/2-HPdual-molionpadsander YOUR
$60.99 rugged 1/3-HP sabre saw CHOICE
$79.99 heavy-duty 3e-HP 1/2-in. driN ^^99
1/2-HPgaiGig#dar opener $150 OFF 1-HP compie$sor Craftsman tool storage units
HTAOSS CRAFTSMAN il0099 5 dr. chest. $149.99 in eoo
Reg. $299.99 lOIr Reg. $649.99 ^TT 64-65 Tod Spedalog OO
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$209.991/344P model:.... 149JS $109.99Craftsnun spray gun, 7999 ^ HlU
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portable humidNlor
lagalon dd^ oulpuL Humid-istai Threo yeed fan. Wator level gauge. Bnpty lighL
PRE-SEASON LAY^WAYEvery mower, tiller. Irodor In stodc on solel
$400-^800 OFF
Craftsman
tractors
$4000FF 10-HP lawn tractor 1 lever sets 36-in. deck. 3 speed transaxle. Accepts optional snow attachments.
QQQ99
m m M 10-HP $800 OFF 18-HP garden tractor Twin cylinder engine with cast iron sleeves. 6-speeds plus 2 reverse.
99
1799
18-HP
30%-40% OFF 6 kitchen cabinet stytes
Sears offers FREE professional planning to help you design a beautiful kitchen and our Authorized Installers will make sure the job is done right!
Ask about Sears Authonzed Installation. FREE-IN-HOME ESTIMATES lor installed items on this page.
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Reg. $17K99 129 wSiSS5bH : 19 $50Oggtill ' $MIE$Z-$t01MeigMil
Kenmore dual control, match- Sears heavy-duty formula,
free grill. 312-sq. in. total area. 207avg. washes per 464b. boa.
18.000BTU. Liquid, gai. rag. $&99.639
Gas gnW taquke SOM aMOTMir
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20-inch bsttvoom vanity
Sink-top.
faucet _
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Other vanity sizes also on sale! to white or woodtone. Add classic style and put plenty of extra Storage at your fingertips. Save now.
Msdtelns cabinoL 2 electhc outlels. Reg. $189.99.139.99 Storage cabinat 4 shelves. Reg. $99.99 .......... 89^9
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Easy Living one-coat latex roRs on creamy thick for excellent hiding. Dries fast to a scrubbable finish. Resists spots, stains and fading. Easy soap and water deteHjp. Your choice of 23 decorator colors. $18.99 serw-gloss . gal. HJ8 Rironfroalresuas. al SeafSoncoal paints must be applied as directed
$5 OFF Easy Living Custom Color
Satmttat 4099 regSl7 99
Sem^gloss. 4 J99 reg^$t9 99
Choose from 570 colors to coordinate in your home. One-coat cover-age for scrubbable finish.
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12418^ copper wire. ForsidHosidBhookH4)S.
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4-pc. mol sets Kuicgen heodomps CtanfiiQn ptegi.
CatpalBd rubber mats to .'iihtdr than cSOnvan- Famous spark plugs.
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