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E6 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EVERYDAY WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 http: www.stlnet.com Horoscope Sydney Omarr Leo: After delay, get going with creative endeavors vr'V; tin enough to defeat most, but not you. Taurus involved. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): In your stride.

Following delay, get going with creative endeavors, including writing. Romantic interlude lends spice. Short trip involves relative who encourages you. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.

22): Money tree blossoms missing material located, you could be on way to fame, fortune. Spotlight on family, home, art objects, luxury items Libra plays important role. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Following initial delay, you emerge with flying colors moon in your sign, cycle high.

Take initiative, let others know, "I am the one and only you're lucky to have me." Pisces represented. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Someone behind your back is saying nice things. Study Libra message for valid hint.

You are on precipice of encountering individual destined to play fantastic role in your life. NOTE: Horoscopes have no basis in scientific fact and should be read for entertainment, not guidance. ARIES (March 21-April 19): New outlook concerns legal obstacle, proposals that include partnership, marriage. Hold tight to creative control; ignore those who claim you are self-absorbed. Leo plays role.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Go slow, be diplomatic, take seriously concerns relating to marital status. Focus on direction, meditation, intuitive intellect. In plain words, follow feelings. Capricorn involved. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Moon position highlights style, creativity, sexual magnetism, sex appeal.

People comment, "You seem like a different person." Focus on entertainment, versatility; Sagittarius involved. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Everything points to dealing with durable goods, real estate, home appliances, major decision relating to marriage. Recent betrayal was Jerry Naunhdm Jr. POST-DISPATCH A statue of St. Joseph, "lead carpenter" for the project, oversees work on the refurbishing of an old dance studio to house Tony and Teresa Holman's next project, radio station WIHM in St.

Louis. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Look beyond the immediate predict your future and make it come true. Moon position highlights ability to win tremendous popularity, to have good fortune in finance, romance.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Toss aside previous commitments; spotlight individual needs. Imprint style, do not follow others. New responsibility overshadows past obligations.

Aquarian is in picture. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Check Capricorn message. Scenario emphasizes distance, language, philosophy, theology.

You will be urged to run for political office. You can and will do it. Cancer native involved. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Everyone loves you today.

You make miraculous recovery, provide inspiration and show the way to riches. Some accuse you of delving into the occult so what? Gemini plays top role. IF JULY 29 is your birthday: You are intuitive, unorthodox, have had occasion to change your name for business purposes or otherwise. Father traveled, mother was more of a homebody. Leo, Cancer, Aquarius persons play significant roles in your life, could have these letters, initials in names: T.

Current cycle relates to higher education, journeys, studies involving mantic arts, sciences, including astrology. August most memorable for you in 1998. For extended horoscopes, call (900) 267-0618. Calls cost $1 per minute. Fact Fare William Marcy Tweed, the "Boss" of New York City's Tammany Hall political organization, escaped from jail in 1875 and fled the country.

The Senate rejected in 1989 President George Bush's nomination of John Tower to be defense secre Col. Edwin L. Drake drilled the first successful oil well in the United States in 1859, near Titusville, Pa. In 1915, two years before it entered World War the United States protested both German U-boat actions and the British blockade of Germany. there from 5:45 a.m.

to 8:30 p.m. Not to mention the drive to Illinois from their home in Creve Coeur. All that will change at the end of the month, when two major things occur. In August, the Holmans move to new studios at Hampton Avenue and Potomac in south St. Louis, once the Lalla Bauman School of Dance.

It's next to a Radio Shack and across Hampton from Malle's and Da Baldo restaurants. At the same time, they'll close on the purchase of a new station in Taylorville, 1410 AM. It's a station that once carried the Chicago Cubs and now will be all-Catholic. Their call letters will be WIHM, for "Immaculate Heart of Mary." The old dance studio is being re-habbed by volunteer workers, principally a carpenter named Ervin Grassi, an electrician, Steve Schlisler, and a fixtures contractor, Gary Sauer. "Did you meet our lead carpenter when you came in?" Grassi asked, pointing to a statue of St.

Joseph, against a wall in the lobby. Radio WRYT is one of the few all-Catholic stations Continued from Page El "We're mostly listener supported," said Tony Holman, who noted that their little ads appear on the back of a hundred parish bulletins. They do run occasional paid spots, such as Alphonzo's Pizza in Mary-ville and a commercial for Hol-man's old company, Gershman Investment Corp. of Clayton. "These are more informational; they can't be qualitative, with price and opinion," he said.

"But straight donations are by the far our biggest means of support." "So this was a total leap of asked Sister Mary Joseph. It was, said Tony Holman, who is 46; the Holmans saw it as an "apostolic mission." "So it was a proactive move?" Yes it was, he said. Not mentioning that it also meant walking away from a job as a mortgage banker with Gershman, a "good living" A native of Quincy, 111., and a graduate of Northeast State University in Kirksville (now Truman State), he'd worked at Gershman for 14 years. His wife grew up in Rogers, and went to Benedictine College in Atchison; Kan. She was an elementary- and special education teacher for 12 years.

Scott Albertson, a former colleague of Holman's at Gershman Investment, said it's not surprising that Holman walked away from his old life. "He's real motivated, and he felt it was something he had to do. Even at Gershman, he was always off working in soup kitchens. He's a man driven by his faith." "We should do this for the St. Louis Review," said Sister Mary Joseph, our intrepid reporter.

She even knew something about the station before the Holmans bought it in 1997. "They broadcast car races, didn't they?" They did, said Holman, NASCAR events, along with local and business hews, mostly with an Edwardsville and Glen Carbon focus. The Holmans purchased 500-watt WRYT from Tom Lauher, of Creve Coeur, who's now director of marketing for Webster University. He'd owned the station since 1992, the year he hired a flamboyant young woman from St. Charles named Kim Paris as news director.

She'd been the subject of a made-for-television movie and two true-crime books. That's because as a 23-year-old private eye Sleuth Snares Suspect," was the headline in a California newspaper), she enticed a man through talk of marriage and love eternal to confess the murders of a prominent Houston lawyer and his wife. A Texas prosecutor once described Paris as quick, bright and energetic, qualities that certainly apply to Sister Mary Joseph. It's an interesting thing to ponder that both young women wandered about this little house of a radio station one deeply religious, the other worldly beyond her years, both with a distinctive sparkle. WRYT went on the air in the fall of 1988.

"I sold it to Tony Holman because he seemed more serious and interested and less on a fishing expedition," Lauher said. Even after selling the property, he contin-' ued to help the Holmans with some of the technical aspects of running a radio station. Sister Mary Joseph and Sister Mary Leiia live at the Carmelite provincial house on the grounds St. Agnes Home, 10341 Manchester Road, Kirkwood. It's where Cardinal John Joseph Carberry died on June 17.

The Carmelites cared for the 93- tary. The 53-47 vote was the first time in 30 years that a president was denied his choice of a Cabinet member. U.S. bombers in 1942 made their first strikes against the Italian mainland in World War II. The Army Air Forces succeeded the Army Air Corps in 1941 as the Army's air arm.

The U.S. Air Force was not established as an independent military service until 1947. year-old cardinal for the last decade. And, of course, Sister Mary Joseph even had stories about that; interrupting her interview of the Holmans for a humorous aside about how Monsignor Bernard Granich, the home's chaplain, would give the former archbishop "catcher's signals" when it was time for him to say the Eucharistic prayer during Mass. "WRTY carried funeral announcements and updates via satellite from Rome on Carberry's life but was unable to broadcast the funeral Mass live.

The Carmelite hour on the "In the Studio" program was an amazing show to hear, steeped as it was in heavy-duty ecclesiastical matters. It made us mindful that while this was airing, other AM and FM signals were sending out the likes of Howard Stern. His daily show was just concluding on WALC, and it was highly unlikely that the word holiness was ever uttered on 104.1 FM. And on a nearby band, the 1120 AM, in the same hour the Carmelites were holding forth, KMOX's Charles Brennan was interviewing John Dominic Crossan, author of "The Birth of Christianity: Discovering What Happened in the Years Immediately After the Execution of Jesus." He does not believe Jesus rose from the dead. "That got the fundamentalists calling, I'll tell you that," said Brennan.

The day before, in the same time slot on KTRS 550 AM, ex-seminarian Kevin Horrigan interviewed a priest about Faithwear, a line of garments and caps with Christian symbols and slogans. Such as shirts embroidered with "WWJD," for What Would Jesus Do?" For Tony and Teresa Holman; the Horrigan interview about God garb was more in keeping with what they're doing, from dawn to dusk, each day of the week. Which in the summertime is a Long day indeed for the two of them. They are pretty much the station staff, I i ItV THE FUNNIEST 'LETHAL' EVER! I tMati I ETU A I 1 --nFW mmTmm mJl SORRY, NO PASSES NOW SHOWING WEHRENBERQ CHESTERFIELD MAU 4 HWY. 40 CLARKSON RD.

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