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1 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR 25 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1982- SALES MANAGEMENT, Highland remains UPI No. 1 OPPORTUNITY Mutual of Omaha th largm! mrJnMuai and farrirfy health msuincg company in, the World toohmQ lor iponenmd-sales repreMrtative who war to rnah, an narty mow rto management Unit rrnted income potential To quatty yrnJ more Howard Matfas, CLU Sports In Briof 546-9291 trwvwt Confidant! Mutual fpoptr ifM r.im r.iuiiil Mr nf I hMki join the 76ers after reading stories in which 76ers' Coach Billy Cunningham and the team's star player. Julius Erving, questioned Katz' decision to lure the 7-1 center back into the game. Slalom to Steiner Anton Steiner of Austria won the slalom phase of the men's combined event at the World Alpine Skiing Championships after favorite Andreas Wenzel of Liechtenstein fell during his second run at Schladming, Austria. Steiner finished ahead of Austria's Wolfraam Ortner.

Michel Canac of France was third. Before Paying Your Auto Insurance call for a QUOTE Butch Burhholz, ATP executive director indicated that the break was the result of competition between the Volvo Grand Prix and World Cham pionship Tennis circuits. The Clay Courts Tournament in Indianapolis is part of the Volvo tour. Hughes to Bears Ed Hughes has been named to the Chicago Bears' coaching staff as offensive coordinator by new coach Mike Ditka. Hughes, who coached with Philadelphia last year was a Dallas assistant along with Ditka from 1973-76, is familiar with the Dallas Cowboys' multiple offense, a system which Ditka hopes to employ with the Bears.

Battle for columnist USAC revises rules and renews pacts The United States Auto Club's Board of Direc tors revised a few rules and renewed some contracts during their annual meeting here over the weekend. On the heels of last May's pit fire involving Rick Mears and subsequent fires during the CART season, USAC approved the following new refueling regulations: Mandatory use of one or the other of two vastly-improved refueling couplings. Requiring a positive shutoff valve which will shut off the fuel flow immediately. Setting rigid requirements for refueling supply hoses and vent hoses. MAKING FIRE-RESISTANT Nomex -type clothing mandatory for all pit personnel including scorers.

Requiring all pit crews to go through the refueling procedure in the USAC impound area. The other move involving Indy cars was to give the Drake Offenhauser and other four-cylinder turbocharged engines an increase in boost from 60 to 68 inches. Pony cars, such as Camaro, Firebirds, Mustangs, were banned from USAC's Center Line stock car series and older mid size models were approved. Cosworth-type engines of 120 inches were approved for USAC's national midget series, while the V-8, air-cooled motorcycle-type engine of 110 cubic inches was approved for the Regional Speedrome series only. USAC President Richard King and Roger McCluskey, director of competition, were given new five-year contracts, while Indianapolis businessman Robert Moorhead was elected chairman of the board replacing King, who resigned.

tract, he is clearly barred from writing for The Post." The newspaper said its contract with Young runs to 1984, while The Post said Young's first column for the paper would appear Feb. 8. NFL pay on the rise The NFL's average salary in 1981 increased by 14.5 percent over 1980 to $90,102, according to the annual salary survey conducted by the league's Management Council. Not included in the average are preseason and postseason pay or performance bonuses, which pushed the total pay received over $100,000. The 1981 survey covered 1,562 players under contract at the end of the regular season, 30 more than a year ago.

As in the past, quarterbacks recorded the highest average salary of any of the eight positions surveyed, $160,037. Running backs followed with a $94,948 average and defensive linemen placed third, averaging $92,996. Wilt stays retired Wilt Chamberlain, regarded by. many as the greatest basketball player of his generation, turned down an offer to return to the Philadelphia 76ers, a team he once led to the NBA championship, not because he felt he was too old at 45 but because he did not wish to create any team problem's. Chamberlain notified owner Howard Katz that he had decided not to i fOM WIRE SERVICE! OUR MARION County teams were ranked in the top 10 by the United Tress International high school basketball poll as Anderson Highland kept ihe No.

1 spot with seven first place "votes. Second ranked Cathedral and tlhird ranked Howe each got one first place vote while Ben Davis and Wash ington' traded spots, with the Giants 'now ninth and Washington 10th. Evansville Bosse was fourth, with sixth, Plymouth seventh and -Anderson eighth. College scoring drops The scoring average for Division I basketball teams has reached its low-'-est figures in 30 years, the NCAA announced. I At the mid-season mark, an average of 135.38 points per game were being scored by both teams.

Not since ,1952, when the national scoring average was 126.57, has the total been so Jow. The NCAA said this is a drop of 4.77 points per game from last season a decline of 5.68 from last season's Tnid season figure of 141.06. ATP to leave Volvo tour The Association of Tennis Professionals announced that it would with-draw from the Men's International Professional Tennis Council at the end if 1982. El 7 sv PHONE: 353-1002 VOUB "lrK(M' 1 InWMe AGENT Names in the games Indiana Umpire-In Chief Eddie Mayhew of Indianapolis was one of eight non-players elected to the Amateur Softball Association's Hall of Honor at Oklahoma City Brigham Young's Jim McMahon was presented with the inaugural Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award The San Diego Chargers acquired former all pro linebacker David Lewis from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for future draft choices Jim Campbell, general manager of the Detroit Tigers, will undergo open heart surgery today at Detroit The Chicago White Sox signed pitcher Richard Dot son to a one-year contract James Griffin of Illinois has been named Big Ten basketball Player of the Week. The New York Daily News announced that it would take legal action to try to prevent its veteran sports columnist, Dick Young, from joining the rival New York Post.

"We are taking immediate legal action to compel Dick Young to live up to his contract with The Daily News," Michael J. O'Neill, editor and executive vice-president of The News, said in a statement. "Under the con ARLINGTON PIAU SHOPPING CENTER 5934 AST 10th STREET INDIANAPOLIS, IN. 46219 1 I I 1 eaigiiiwiiMM'ywyut SPORTS SCOREBOARD For Sports Scores Call 633-1200, From 4:30 P.M. To 1 A.M.

Race Results Sports On The Air I I III (j) Pro Pro NATIONAL ASSOCIATION EASTERN CONFERENCE CENTRAL LEAGUE North Division HIALEAH 1- Jonklller (Astorga) 16 60 360 3 20, Doctor Broadway (Cardone) 3.60 2.80, Valid Dancer (Beuviere) 4.40. 2- Mabel's Able (McCauley) S5 20 4 00 2 80, Blue Excuse (Londono) 9.40 5.20, Miss Periwinkle (Bain) 15.20. Daily Double (10-12) S18.40. 3- Gossips Break (StLeon) 15.60 3 40 3 00, Will Riley (Brumfield) 4 00 3.40, Courageous Indian (Saumell) 6.80. 4- JR.C.

And Me (Veie) 16 20 3 40 2 40, Le Lorrain (Danjean) 4.40 3.00, Sean Christopher (Perret) 3.80. 5- Cut (Velei) 112.80 6 60 3.20, I'm For That (Londono) 5.60 3.60, Nancy's Lucky One (Russ) 3 00 6- Christmas Past (Vasquez) 13 20 2.20 2.10. Friedenau (Maple) 4 00 3 00, Saidamielle (Smith) 3.00. 7- Loving Gesture (Fell) 110 80 6 60 4 00, Winning Clltf (Fires) 9.20 4.80, Zange (Saumell) 7.20. 8- Gauri (Maple) 13.60 2 80 2 40, Change Places (Lopez) 6.60 5.60, Perry (Samyn) 8.00.

9- Gold Limit (Castaneda) 147 60 16 20 8 80, Northern Maiesty (Maple) 10.40 6 .00, Vittorioso (Verge) 3.60. 10- Check The King (Velz) 126 80 10 20 6 20. Let Mikie Try (Perret) 6 80 6 00, Frank's Blarney (Russ) 3.80. WIBC 7:20 Basketball: Pacers vs. Boston Celtics.

WIFE 7:45 p.m. -College Basketball: San Francisco vs. Notre Dame. TELEVISION CHANNEL 40 Midnight-College Basketball: San Francisco vs. Notre Dame, tape delay.

CABLE CHANNEL 9 7:30 p.m. -College Basketball: San Francisco vs. Notre Dame. ESPN 1:30 p.m. -Ice Skating: 1981 Ennia Cup from the Netherlands Part II.

2:30 p.m.-WCT Tennis: Finals from Defray Beach. 8:30 p.m. -College Hockey: Semifinal No. 2. Boston College vs.

Northeastern. USA 8 00 p.m. -College Basketball: San Francisco vs. Notre Dame. 1:30 a.m.

-College Basketball: Notre Dame replay. 3:30 a.m. -Continental Basketball Association All-Star game. Atlantic Division Pet. OB Boston 37 II .744 Philadelphia 30 14 M2 Washington 77 20 524 Hen York 20 24 .455 I2'j New Jersey 19 24 .442 13 Central Division Pet GB Milwaukee 29 14 474 -Atlanta 19 22 463 9 PACERS 19 24 442 10 Chicago 18 25 419 11 Detroit 18 26 409 llv, Cleveland 8 34 .190 20'j WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division ill' Pet GB San Antonio 28 14 667 ti Denver 23 20 .535 4.

Houston 21 22 .488 Kansas City 14 29 .326 14', Dallas 13 29 310 15 Utah 13 29 310 15 Pacific Division Pet. GB Los Angeles 31 12 .721 Seattle 1 29 13 690 IVi Phoenix 24 17 5B5 6 Golden State 23 18 561 7 Portland 23 18 .561 7 San Diego 13 30 302 18 I lni4isiJ a College Basketball Pts OF OA Salt Lake 34 11 3 71 25 173 CHECKERS 11 1 59 199 175 Nashville 28 21 1 57 197 195 Cincinnati 26 20 4 56 229 210 South Division Pts GF GA Dallas 26 19 3 55 249 210 Tulsa 25 24 0 50 206 207 Wichita 21 27 1 43 184 196 Okie. City 15 35 1 31 167 239 Ft Worth 12 38 2 26 188 249 NATIONAL LEAGUE WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Division L' Pts GF GA NY Islndrs 30 13 6 66 216 159 Philadelphia 28 19 4 60 207 194 NY Rangers 24 20 7 55 188 197 Pittsburgh 21 23 8 50 194 216 Washington 14 29 8 36 190 211 Adams Oivislon Pts GF GA Buffalo 29 14 9 67 205 155 Montreal 27 12 12 66 236 153 Boston 29 16 7 6 5 211 180 Quebec 25 20 8 58 233 213 Hartford 14 24 12 40 169 214 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norrlt Oivislon Pis GF GA Minnesota 21 16 15 57 220 185 St. Louis 24 23 4 52 204 210 Winnipeg 19 22 11 49 196 222 Toronto 16 24 13 45 215 236 Chicago 17 25 10 44 223 240 Detroit 14 28 10 38 177 220 Smyrna Division Pts GF GA Edmonton 33 1 2 10 76 297 716 Calgary 19 22 12 50 206 229 Vancouver 17 24 11 45 180 190 Los Angeles 14 27 11 39 207 248 Colorado 11 34 30 151 238 State, Big Ten Cage Schedule rg3 (.0) lJJ I Additional parts and Sol I services extra, if needed. Includes up to 5 qts.

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cars, many imports and light trucks. Please call for an appointment. Replace transmission filter on vehicles so equipped Adjust linkage and bands, as applicable MONDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled. TONIGHTS GAMES Boston at PACERS, 7:30 p.m. (WfBC).

Detroit at Atlanta. Cleveland at Washington. Dallas at San Antonio. New Jersey at Chicago. San Diego at Houston.

New York at Denver. Los Angeles at Golden State. Kansas City at Portland. SUNDAY'S RESULTS All-Star Game East 120, West 118. Evansville 80, Valparaiso 66.

Hanover 69, Manchester 59. St. Joseph's 75, Franklin 68. EAST Bradley 59, Penn State 42 Canisius 91, New Hampshire 84 Cent, Connecticut 69, Army 66 Cheyney St. 79, Morgan St.

53 Connecticutt 47, Providence 45 Lung Island U. 83, Wagner 67 Loyola, Md. 59, Hofstra 58 St.Bonaventure 97, Niagara 81 Robert Morris 81, St. Francis, Pa 68 Rutgers 57, SlU-Edwardsville 45 SOUTH Alabama-Birmingham 59, Jacksonville 57. Albany St.

86. Alabama 81 Alcorn St. 82, Grambling 72 Centenary 84, SE Louisiana 75 Citadel 77, Marshall 62 Clark Col 76, Tuskegee 69 Davidson 79, VMI 63 East Tennessee St. 92, Furmen 90 Kentucky Wesleyan 55, Tenn. Martin 53 Milligan 81, Carson-Newman 80 Morehead St.

64, Clinch Valley 57 Old Dominion 71, Boston U. 61 South Carolina 80, Georgia Southern 63. Tulane 66. Florida St. 53 Xavier (La.) 71, La.

College 61 MIDWEST Ferris St. 88, 75 Hope SO, Kalamazoo 49 Jamestown 58, Mayville St. 55 Loyola 86, Detroit 81 (3 OT) Oral Roberts 94, Xavier (Ohio) 77 Southern Illinois 69, Creighton 61 Wright St. 85, Youngstown St. 74 SOUTHWEST Angelo St.

73, E. Texas Si 55 Lamar 82, SW Louisiana 75 McNeese St. 72, Louslana Tech 64 Rice 80, Texas 49 Texas 95, Houston 77 ILiiPl itlJ2 4-Cyl. 8-Cyl. Chex Summary Electronic Ignition Systems.

TONIGHT San Francisco at Notre Dame. Indiana-Purdue, Indianapolis vs Indiana-Purdue, Fort Wayne at Market Sauare Arena. Goshen at Bethel. Huntington at Grace. Hanover at Rose-Hulman.

Indiana State-Evansvilie at Transylvania. Wilmington at Manchester. Tri-State at St. Francis. Earlham at Taylor.

WEDNESDAY Dayton at Butler. Marian at Wabash. Indiana-Purdue, Fort Wayne at St. Joseph's. Anderson at Flndiay.

Ball State at Toledo. Indiana-Southeast at Northern Ken tucky. Eastern Illinois at Valparaiso. Wabash Valley at Vincennes. THURSDAY Indiana at Iowa.

Purdue at Minnesota. Michigan State at Ohio State. Northwestern at Michigan. Wisconsin at Illinois. Indiana State at Drake.

DePauw at Eureka. FRIDAY Butler at St. Louis. Purdue-Calumet at Indiana Tech. Illinois College at Rose-Hulman.

SATURDAY Indiana at Minnesota. Purdue at Wisconsin. Illinois at Michigan. Iowa at Ohio State. Michigan State at Northwestern.

Evansville at Xavier. Indiana State at Bradley. Kent Stale at Ball State. St. Joseph's at Indiana State-Evans-vfiie.

Huntington at Bethel. Franklin at DePauw. Hanover at Earlham. Goshen at Marion. Grace at Indiana Tech.

Ashland at Indiana Central. Indiana-Southeast at David Lipscomb, Manchester at Taylor. Purdue-Calumet at Marian. Oakland City at Cumberland. Principia at Rose-Hulman.

St. Francis at Siena Heights. Tri-State at Wabash. Vincennes at Shawnee State. Additional parts and services extra if needed.

Most U.S. cars, many imports and light trucks. Electronic Ignition: Check charging, starting and engine systems Install new rotor, new spark plugs Set timing to recommended specs Lubricate and adjust choke Adjust carburetor. Standard Ignition: Add $8.00 for required points, condenser and additional labor. 12-Month Tune-Up Service Agreement Goodyear will tune your engine electronically and give you three free engine analyses any time within one year.

If any of these check-ups indicate the need for adiustments or part replacements that were part of the original tune-up, Goodyear will fix it tree. Ask our store manager for details. 3 MONDAY'S RESULTS CENTRAL LEAGUE CHECKERS 4, Oklahoma City 4, tie. NATIONAL LEAGUE No games scheduled. TONIGHTS GAME CENTRAL LEAGUE Alt-Star game at Salt Lake.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Colorado at Quebec. Washington at New York Islanders. Winnipeg at St. Louis. Montreal at Calgary.

Hartford at Los Angeles. New York Rangers at Vancouver. SUNDAY'S RESULTS CENTRAL LEAGUE Oklahoma City at CHECKERS, postponed. Tulsa 7, Wichita 4. Cincinnati 6, Dallas 5.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 4, Colorado 2. Quebec 4, Hartford 4, tie. Washington 8, Pittsburgh 3. Toronto 5, Chicago 2. Edmonton 7, Philadelphia 4.

New York Rangers a. Lot Angeles 3. SCORE BY PERIODS Oklahoma City 2 1 I 0-4 Indianapolis 1 3 0 04 FIRST PERIOD 1. Oklahoma City. Prestldge 14 (Eloranta, Harrer), 2, Indianapolis, Hallin 15 (Duncan, Skiodtl, 3, Oklahoma City.

McKendry 18 (Harrer, Prestldge), 17 54. Penalties: Johnston (I), elbowing, Rezansotf (OC), holding, Hobbins (OC), tripping, 5 49, Skiodt (I), roughing, Kempthorne (OC), roughing, 10:28 SECOND PERIOD 4, Oklahaoma City, Reiansofl 8 (Francis), 5, Indianapolis, Devine 14 (Hordy, MacGui-gan), 6, Indianapolis, Hallin 16 (Duncan, Skjodt), 7, Indianapolis, Laurence 30 (MacGuigan), 19:59. Penalties: Hindmarch (OC), hooking, Hunter (OC), roughing, Marks (I), charging, roughing, Beaton (I), Wells (OC), roughing, Hind-march (OC), elbowing, 19:23. THIRD PERIOD 8, Oklahoma City, Hindmarch 16 (Elorante, Francis), 17:59. Penaltins: Francis (OC), fighting, College Summaries oost Mpg I BRAKE SItWiC Y0U3 CHOICE rMCCOK HEADQUARTERS Front Wheel.

Wheel. Wheel! Most cars Many imports and light trucks Additional parts and services extra if needed 0K0 Girls Basketball jr mrm j.vr-r.,i. Prices start at $19 tor out regular front -end alignment service Parts and atldiiionai service eitra if needed 5 18; Johnston (I), fighting, Hallin (I), hooking. 6 03, Wells (OC), holding, 1159; Trottler (I), hooking, Re-yr gler (I), interference, 17:16. OVERTIME No scoring.

No penal- ties. SHOTS ON GOAL Oklahoma City 10 8 6 2 26 IndianapoMs 16 13 8 6 43 Goaltenders: Indianapolis, Holland (until 2:42 of second period); Hrudey (from 2:42 of 2nd); Oklahoma City, As-w from. Officials: Referee, Jerry Pateman. i Linesmen, David Butova, Brian Collins, to Alt: Includes: Install new front grease seals Pack front wheel bearings Inspect hydraulic system Add fluid Road test 2-Wheel Front Disc: Install new front brake pads Resurface front rotors Inspect calipers OR 4-Wheel Drum: Install new brake lining and resurface all four drums. AT NORTH MANCHESTER HANOVER (69) Williams 11, Avila 13, McEwen 4, Snyder 7, Mayers 6, Pflum 8, Brunk 16, Nelson 4.

Totals 26 17-24 69. MANCHESTER (59) Beard 2, Bell 2, Pearson 2, Shoemaker 8, Brandenburg 22, Fltts 13, Workman 10. Totals 26 7-11 59. Halftime score: Hanover 39, Manchester 32. Total fouls: Manchester 20, Hanover 13.

Fouled out: none. AT FRANKLIN ST. JOSEPH'S (75) Plamondon 10, Wood 19, Martin 11, Winters 3, Collins 21, Deatty 4, Bureau 2, Krone 2, Hickey 3, McDonald 0, Thieme 0. Totals 33 9-18 75. FRANKLIN (61) Williams 8.

Carter 6, Coffey 17, Moorhead 21, Hanlon 8, Atkinson 4, Henry 4, Melgard 0, Mulllns 0, Stuckey 0, Galloway 0, Weddle 0. Totals 30 8-10 68. Halftime score: Franklin 43. St. Joseph's 37.

Total fouls: Franklin 23, St. Joseph's 13. Fouled out: Williams. Technical foul: Melgard. 440.

AT EVANSVILLE VALPARAISO (44) Hubbard 21, Benign! 2, Mcllvain 13, Okrzeslk 14, Henderson 0, Luethy 8, Kleckner 0, Geery 0, Stachowlcz 8, Wolciechowski 0. Totals 30 6-8 66. EVANSVILLE (80) Bullock 10, Johnson 11, Turam 12, Harris 7, Leaf 20, Sanders 0, Embrey 0, Lendy 2, Furr 1, McKinstry 3, Bennett 0, Perry 14, Sherwood 0. Totals 29 22-28 80. Halftime score: Velparaiso 33, Evansville 33.

Total fouls: Valparaiso 20, Evansville 15. Fouled out: Benlgnl. 7.829. Inspect all four tires Correct air pressure Set front wheel caster, camber, toe to proper alignment Inspect steering and suspension systems MostU cars Imports with adiustable suspension Includes front wheel drive. Chevertes.

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HOWE, 14-1 (1) U7 4. Evansville Bosse, 14-0 (2) .140 3. Marion, 11-1 125 a. Plymouth, 16-0 (1) 124 7. Anderson, 13-3 99 I.

South Bend LaSalle, 13-2 la BEN DAVIS, IS-1 a3 10. WASHINGTON, 11-2 41 II. Evansville North, 11-2 37 12. Harrison. 13-0 35 13.

Jeftersonville, 11-3 31 14. Michigan City Rogers, 10-0 29 15. Loogootee, 12-0 28 14. New Albany, 10-3 16 17. Portage, 141 10 Madison, 14-1 10 1.

PIKE, 11-3 20. Homestead, 14-1 7 Also receiving votes: Alexandria. Clo-verdale, Columbus East, East Chicago Roosevelt, Lafayette, Lawrenceburg, Merrillvllle, Muncle South, Randolph Southern, Southridge, Terre Haute South, Whiting. Nationwide Auto Service Limited Wertanty. All goodyear service is warranted for at least 90 days or 3.000 miles, whichever comes first -many services much longer If warranty serviceis ever required, go to the Goodyear Service Store where the original work was performed and we II fix it free If however, you re more than 50 miles from the original siore.

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JAMES WAHL, Star Mgr. JACK COATS, Star Mgr. NANCY MURPHY, Star Mgi. Tonight Favorite Points Underdog Celtics i'i PACERS HAWKS 4 Pistons BULLETS 8 Cevs SPURS 10 Mavs BULLS 5'i Nets ROCKETS t'i Clippers NUGGETS 5 Knicks BLAZERS 6 Kings WARRIORS Even Lakers COLLEGE BASKETBALL Tonight Favorite Points Underdog WILL8.MARY 4' Amrican U. NAVY 3 Washngtn lone MANHATTAN San Fran 2 NOTRE DAME FORDHAM 11 Fairfield MARQUETTE 1IV N.C-Chrltte Home Team In CAPS (C) 1982 BY TRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE, INC.

Aulms, Mershall Avg 19 3 17 3 15 8 15 8 15 I 14.0 13 9 13 7 13.7 Avg 16 4 159 15 15 7 14 6 14 3 14 I 13.2 COUNTY 328 259 258 253 256 238 194 219 260 Pt 181 268 255 267 263 258 257 238 Hockey Notes CHICAGO BEARS Named Ed Hughes offensive coordinator. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Named Tommy Brasher, defensive line coach; Steve Sidwell, linebacker coach, and Steve Walters, defensive back coach. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS Acquired David Lewis, linebacker, from Tampa Bay for undisclosed future draft Soices. 1 Hlttle, Southport 11 DeVoe, Brebeuf IB Stackhouse, N. Central 16 Scalla, O.

Central 17 Small, O. Central 18 Phillips. Brebeuf 18 Bayt, Ben Davis 18 Turk, Franklin Central 18 QUEBEC NORDIOUES-Traded Lee Norwood, detenseman, to the Washing-torjCapitals( for Tim Tookejj center. ttk mti iTt iiffliiiaillh rtft ilftl rflli ifft 1 eflii ni" ilTi Tifti iffl nfl ifi if Hi i1 Aii-iijLAtf.