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The Cincinnati Enquirer TEMPO Friday, March 3, 1995 D5 BASIC CROSSWORD Sleepwalking can be alarming 36 Button locale 37 Grim 40 "Macbeth, e.g. 41 Saharan 42 Jackpots of philanthropy Floats through the air Wading bird Affirma 46 Floss 6 structure 47 "Exodus" 7 author 8 48 Storm center 49 Nosegay 9 tive action Turn blue? Word with map or pitcher In the thick of Marceau's craft Paid players "Dead Help in the night Dr. Martin Scharf, of the Sleep Disorders Center of Cincinnati, and Dr. Milton Kramer, of Bethesda Steep Disorders Center, recommend these steps for treating sleepwalking or night terrors or dealing with the resulting behavior If possible, put sleepwalkers' bedrooms on the first floor so they don't fall down stairs or out of windows. Lock doors or install security systems, if necessary Plan a daily nap if sleep deprivation is the cause for the nighttime wandering or dreams.

If napping isn't possible, try to get to bed earlier at night or sleep later in the morning. Consult a sleep specialist to see if other conditions, such as sleep apnea (quitting breathing during sleep) is the reason for daytime sleepiness. Be sure the sleeper's room Is safe and free of obstacles. Consider medicines, such as antidepressants or anti-anxiety medicines, both of which can help the body re-establish a normal sleep-wake cycle. Stay with a child until the night terror passes.

Do not try to contain or awaken an adult experiencing a night terror. If necessary for your safety, get out of the way and talk about the experience when the person wakes and suggest professional help. 50 Bloke 51 Morning 10 moisture DOWN 11 1 Pugilistic ploy 16 2 to Caesar 3 Example 19 Speaker of baseball lore 20 Smooth-tongue 21 Sedan, for one 22 Mikhail's successor 23 Chip in a chip 25 Dislodge 26 Served as shrink 27 Spring wind? 28 TV trophy 30 The yellow part 33 Almost not 34 Average 36 Explosion 37 Porridge 38 Small combo 39 Needs medical help 40 Nabokov book of 1957 42 Computer problem 43 Galena, e.g. 44 Verily 45 Tend a ACROSS 1 Clampett patriarch 4 Contents of a sock? 8 Highway access 12 Past 13 Named Sue" 14 Islamic bigwig 15 Legit 17 Wheels of fortune? 18 Gospels' follow-up 19 They often go out with sailors 20 Microsoft founder 22 Unadorned 24 San Obispo, Calif. 25 Innkeeper 29 Simpson's judge 30 Mongol tents 31 Aries appellation 32 Geniality 34 Injure severely 35 Jungfrau et al.

Victims endanger themselves, others BY SUE MacDONALD The Cincinnati Enquirer Crack all the jokes you want about sleepwalking and night terrors, but Cincinnati sleep experts say the disorders can be as confusing for those who observe them as they can be risky for the sleepers themselves. Office banter and tongue-in-cheek jokes abounded recently when 25-year-old Lee Hines of Milford, who had a history of sleepwalking and night terrors, was acquitted Feb. 25 by a Warren County jury of assaulting two people while camping after a wine festival in Morrow. Among the real stories of sleepwalkers told by physicians who treat such problems: One sleepwalker was injured after walking out a second-floor window, thinking it was a door. One, while being monitored at a local sleep laboratory, ripped the electrode wires off his body and was found in his room, lifting and lowering the end of the hospital bed.

When asked what he was hood, doctors can prescribe changes in sleep patterns, psychotherapy to deal with stress, or medicines that help the body re-establish a normal cycle of wakefulness and sleep. Sleepwalking and night terrors, according to Scharf, are "disorders of arousal." Normally, the body is either awake or it is asleep. When the body doesn't make the transition from sleep to wakefulness, however, people do wakeful things in their sleep (sleepwalking) or they physically act out intense, life-threatening dreams (night terrors). Sometimes, they hurt themselves or others, but rarely do they recall what happened while they slept. Sleepwalking, according to Dr.

Milton Kramer, director of Bethesda Sleep Disorders Center, is "relatively coordinated activity in a state of sleep." Sleepwalkers might walk from room to room, go to the bathroom, wander by themselves without waking. Typically, sleepwalking and night terrors tend to occur 5 people are overly tired or are experiencing stress, Scharf says. Doctors also can rule out other causes, such as drug use, hypnosis, seizures and mental disorders. man's hand" features 26 mins. Solution time ARriMA0rioRsO IIE EiU BEAN p.

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"Sleepwalking and night terrors are very common," says Dr. Martin Scharf, director of the Sleep Disorders Center of Cincinnati and one of Hines' treating physicians. "About 30 percent of kids will either sleepwalk or have partial night terrors," Scharf says. "Most kids outgrow them (by the end of adolescence), but there are some people who just don't." About 1 percent of the adult population is thought to experience night terrors, characterized by open-eyed screaming, sweating and intense dreams from which a child or adult cannot be aroused. If problems remain into adult Yesterday's answer tear BRIDGE Channel 12 sweeps late news ratings BY OMAR SHARIF and TANNAH HIRSCH Both vulnerable.

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CBS' prime-time average (11.2) here was third to Channel 5's NBC shows (14.0) and Channel 12's ABC lineup (13.3). Chase points out that Channel 9 remains No. 1 for news at noon and p.m., and continues although the station has been first at 11 p.m. in recent non-sweeps months (October and January). Channel 12 won with a 12.5 rating and 25 percent audience share.

Channsl 9 was second (10.721 percent share), followed by Channel 5 (10.421 percent share). Channel 19's 10 O'clock 4 9 5 9 8 7 4 KQ3 4 8 2 The bidding: North East South West 14 Pass Pass 34 Pass 3 Pass 4 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: Ten of Carlos Cabanne won the Argentine inter-club championship in 1994 for the 13th time, 50 years after his first victory. Here, he was able to appreciate fine defense by his partner, Eduardo Scanavino. North-South conducted an intelligent auction to arrive at four Braun The Cryptoquip is a substitution cipher in which one letter stands for another. If you think that equals it will equal throughout the puzzle.

Single letters, short words and words using an apostrophe give you clues to locating vowels. Solution is by trial and error. Today's Cryptoquip clue: equals DPNZSIT DBEUJ BI QOU NJ E'L AUFE, SQ'L PBTSFNP QONQ IBNO ONA DNSJL. Yesterday's Cryptoquip: I GUESS THE FOUNDING FATHERS OF OUR COUNTRY HAD HARDY WORD GAME to win at 4-8 p.m., from Oprah Winfrey through Jeopardy! The 10.4 late news rating for Channel 5 just three-tenths behind Channel 9 was the station's highest in a year. Channel 5's news was second at 5 p.m., beating Channel 12.

"We're extremely pleased that we're very competitive," says General Manager Jim Clayton, who predicted his station would be second in the 25-54 demographic. Nationally, NBC won its first sweeps month since May 1993, when Cheers signed off. Jerry Springer also posted his best month (4.6) nationally, ranking fifth behind Oprah Winfrey (9.0), Sally Jessy Raphael (5.2), Maury Povich (4.8) and Jenny Jones (4.7). News averaged a 6.8 rating and 10 percent audience share, up from a 6.09 percent a year ago. Channel 12's victory is not a complete surprise.

The station has scored highest on two recent Enquirer surveys a content analysis showing Channel 12 aired the most local news at 11 p.m. in October, and a readers' poll naming three anchors to a Tristate TV "Dream Team" (Rob Braun, Kit Andrews, Tim Hedrick). Steve Minium, Channel 12 news director, credits the ratings rise to the "TEXTA" graphics labeling each story and the "11 minutes of nonstop news" format started in October. "Our research shows that the 'new generation of news' is a huge ADVANCED CROSSWORD Can you find 41 or more words in SOJOURNING? The list will be published Saturday. SOJOURNING (SO-jurn-ing.

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