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PAGE S- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- SATURDAY, MAY 1 nu Pole 84C And Sieve Knsilcff laid the unof ftcia) mark for stock blocks to waste with a 204 638 recording in the Cen ter Line Racing EagleChevy. Hody Holmes, the J.ffy M.xes March 84C, Patrick BedardL in the Escort Radar March HC, and Fabti Skoal Banda March 84Cere all over 206 mph. AJ. Foyt ho is prepared to turn over one of his cars to Johnny Rutherford, got the Gilmore March 84C over 2C5, as did Bobby Rahal in the 7 ElevenRed Roof Inns March 84C Me road racer Roberto Guer reroshowed his stuff with a 207.372 clocking in the Master Mechanic March 84C HERM JOHNSON, the surprise NOTICE BEDDING LIQUIDATORS IS LIQUIDATING of the month, jumped his figures up to 207277 in the Menard Cashway Lumber March 84C Order of qualifying TRUCKLOADS of BEDDING! vP No Interest or Payments 0r TU August 1984 Best Speed 199778 185032 196.764 200.356 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Car No. Driver 50 Dennis Firestone 69 Phil Caliva 80 Johnny Rutherford 22 Dick Simon 3T Mario AndretU 6 Rick Mears 99T Michael Andretti GENUINE BRASS PLATED' HEADBOARDS am mfcsrKn wriiTni ll i adjust ahj ran.

Continued From Page I into in outer limits. I donl thir.k I left too much behind," as the way Andrttu explained his incredible journey around the 2'imile oval "Every-Uiaig happens quickly and the third turn seems like a hairpin, but it wasn't scary THE TWO-TIME Indy potesitter was asked if there was anything left? "I donl know. it will be tough UY repeat," he answered -I doubt I AndretU, who ran away with the CART opener at Long Beach last month for the Carl HaasPaul New man operation, thinks weather and popoff valves will play important roles today. "The conditions were optimum when I ran 212. incredibly good and it's very unlikely they'll be that way tomorrow," he said.

"Since we get a different popoff valve every day. instead of keeping the same one all month, I haven't had the same boost once all week. "THE VALVES have been in credibly inconsistent and losing just a half inch can cost you 25 30 horse power. And maybe the pole." Johncock, who struggled here last May with Pat Patrick's uncom petitive Wildcat, has come on like gangbusters in his new March. couldnt get over 198 the first couple days and we gradually worked up to 203.

then 207." related the twotime Indy victor. "As a matter of fact, I couldn't get over 205 this morning. "I'LL TELL ya, it's easier to run 211 than a of laps at 198." The 47yearoid veteran said he may have reached limit "I donl think I'm going to go any faster than 211." he exclaimed. "I had some help today because I got a little tow from Howdy (Holmes) down the straightaway. "Then I went out by myself and ran a couple at 205 and 208.

1 donl think you'd have ever seen these speeds if the temperatures had been between 75 and 80 all week" Mears. who spent the first two races of 14 in unfamiliar territory near the back of the pack in Roger Peruke's PC 12. ran his 210 just as the wind picked up. I'D HAVE loved to have gone back out with a lighter fuel load new set of tires and no wind because I know we could have run quicker," declared the threetime CART champion. Tm not saying I could have run 212, I'm just saying we could have gone quicker." The 1979 pole-sitter agreed with Johncock.

"Running 210 was easier than when I went 195 and sat on the pole," he said. "I ran harder and scared myself more." IF THERE is a sleeper today, it probably has to be Tom Sneva. The defending Indy king, who has been experimenting more than anything all week, finally got his Texaco Star March 84C up to 208.623 mph Friday. Since Sneva is usually worth a couple of mph in qualifying, donl count him completely out. Two rookies made some strides too.

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baiopuaoi 1 Tom Sneva 208.623 76T Jacques Villeneuve N.T. 55 Josele Garze 202.429 20 Gordon Johncock 211.118 87 Steve Krisiloff 201.884 37- Scott Brayton 205.011 33 Teo Fabi 207.468 21 Al Holbert 205.385 7T Al Unser jr. 205.855 24 Stan Fox 196.249 28 Herm Johnson 207.277 84 George Snider 200.000 72 Chris Kneifel 198.938 22T Dick Simon 203.642 55T Josele Garza N.T. 14 A.J. Foyt 204.591 5 Bobby Rahal 206.043 85 Phil Krueger 192.884 21T No Driver N.T.

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THE MAYOR spoke in the native Filipino Tagalog language at the Thursday night rally, but his words were heard by the Herald reporter and translated on the spot by an interpreter. I Friday morning. Mayor Bagatsing, who has held the ranking office in Manila for the past 12 years, said he was not referring in his speech to the cash gifts, or the food and soft drinks that were also distributed at the rally, but instead to the "roads, hospitals and schools" that have been built during Marcos' 19 years as president Mayor Bagatsing also admitted that cash gifts had been distributed at the rally but that these gifts amounted to no more than 10 pesos (about 75 cents) per person and flower crry (JJJ53 Q8MsK) vote, he said in the Friday interview. The election campaign to fill the 200 seat Philippine parliament has been rife with accusations of cash payments, registration fraud and illegal campaign expenses for advertising, most of them aimed at the KBL The KBL has responded with an elaborate set of election-day rules aimed at preventing voter fraud. About 270,000 squeeze bottles of indelible purple ink from a laboratory in Raleigh, N.C., have been flown into the Philippines to dye voters' index fingers to prevent multiple voting Monday.

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