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PAGE 17 World Series stats Release of nuclear accident THE MUNCIE EVENING PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1984 BATTING DETROIT SAN DIEGO photos faces very long delay After the landing at Florida's Aviation Week, which has head si 4 .111 I 11 1 It 1 1 IS It 1 1 1 i 0 1 1 0 im 4 i i i ci, WtoZkZ Wiggins Pjrra 1 1 1 NMtks 17 1 I 1 SaUiir 5 i I pa, I I Brown 2'? .004 Flaim 1 I .400 Bwacqua 14 4 4 4 4 4 .000 Roraicte 4 4 4 4 4 4 .000 ThgnBoBd 000 Hawkins. JtoMW 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 .004 Drawdqr Bar WhlUoo Totals 1S4 21 44 4 it SJ Ufferts inr t.r. SAN DIEGO Booker tlblb krrMsvf Hams FUtlMTJ 1 4 1 4 0 4 4 1 000 Gossage Bev.co.ua i 4 .411 Sl Gwynn 1 a a ToUU SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) Pictures of a Soviet nuclear accident site taken by astronauts aboard space shuttle Challenger may not be released for several months, a NASA official says. Shelby Tilford, civilian chief of the earth science division of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, told the Houston Chronicle that 2,400 pictures taken by the astronauts will not be released for several months and will first be reviewed for national security purposes. Aviation Week magazine, in an article published today, said the shuttle took pictures of a 27-year-old nuclear accident site over Kyshtym, 800 miles east of Moscow.

Officials believe a nuclear reactor explosion or buried nuclear waste may have created the accident site, which is contaminated and has been evacuated, the magazine said. Soviet officials have refused comment on the accident 3tvi "Let's get down to Eats. Lot of folks have had Chinese dinners, but this orgy of bamboo shoots I was at started about 9:30 p.m. At 1:30 in the a.m. when we shoved away from the table there was at least 10 Chinese still bringing in arms loaded with more ---tamable provender.

"I wouldn't ask what all these dishes were, for I wanted to enjoy 'em, but I do know that we had bird's-nest soup. I was just hoping that the old blue jay that had occupied the nest was part sanitary, anyhow. 'Then along in the middle of dinner, they had lunch." April 30. 1932. SwhKtarj and edited by Bryan Sterling.

AM flonit re)rvd tor trar W- Roger Memorial. CONGRESS FACES cny 1 1 1000 Wiggins 22 i I 1 1 JM PITCHING TemplMoo 14 1 4 1 4 4 4 J14 DETROIT LSaUar 1 1 1 jjj I rerakaeera KOTWly 14 4 1 1 ll HnBOl 1 tit 4 1 1 4 4 141 Nettles 12 I Bair 1 040 Garwy to 14 10 00 1 1 1 4 0 1 4 0.00 MartltM 17 0 1000 .17 "ik 1 I 1 11 I 15 1 I 0 0 0 i .07 Morro. 1-4 1 11 4 4 1 II 1.00 Ranwet 0 0 0 0 4 4 .000 Scberrer 1 1 I I IN Summer 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 .000 Pry, 0-1 1 I 11 I I I 4 IN ToU 1 44 7 14 65 Berenguer 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Totals 4 44 IS IS 11 IS 1.07 FIELDING SAN DIEGO DETROIT la a rerbaaoera po a Jit 4 11(4 7S 11 1 1 Harru 1 51-1 1 1 too I 0 UHerta 1 1 7 000 Bergman 21 4 Dravtcsy 1 4 21 1011 000 Wtauker Thurroood, 0-1 1 6 11 It 1 1 10.11 Trammel! I Booker 1 1 1 1 4 00 Castillo 1 0 Lollar.O-l 1 11-1 4 4 4 4 11.40 Brookem 0 10 Whilson 1 III I I I (ISO Jonea 10 OoBMg 1 1 1-1 1 4 4 1 IS. SO Hum Inn Show.0-1 1 1 1-1 4 4 111 11.1S Umon IS Totals i 42 4 2 22 24 27 4.71 Gibson 4 11 Kuntl 0 0 0 SCORE BV INNINGS Garbey 0 0 0 Detroit Grubb ooo an Diego MANY ISSUES NEXT SESSION Moms .81 fetry Lopes Scaerar Bair age Hernandes a I MS OS 1J0-2S til SS0 111-15 DP Detroit t. San Dieno S.

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8-Wkitaker, Garvey. SF-Pamsh, Nettles 1, Brown, Hunts. BK-Petry. WP-LoUar. Morris Hawkins.

Save-Hemandes 1. Lefferts. HBP-Gibsoo by Harris, Grubb by Hawkins. NFL standings Civil rights, immigration bills WUcos NHL standings wain rnwHin i i wa comma rSlltkk DMttXM I Of CA H3delphia 10 1 3 6 4 Wasningion 111 109 NewJetsey '110 2 16 NYUt.1 1 1 0 2 9 13 NYlongen 0 2 1 I 6 10 Pimburgh 0 2 0 0 6 1 Boston 2 10 4 10 I Buffo- 2 10 4 13 II Hertford 111 3 9 10 Moms- 110 2 7 7 Quebec 1 2 0-2 9 18 quarters in Washington, D.C., said the pictures may show vegetation changes near the area and may shed light on bow the Soviets altered streams and lakes to stem the problem The shuttle camera, which is capable of photographing an area the size of Massachusetts in a single picture, uses two other lenses to take pictures of stars to help locate where the pictures were taken. Yesterday, NASA engineers in Cape Canaveral, began a detailed inspection of Challenger to determine whether it suffered much damage during its eight-day orbital trip which ended Saturday.

NASA said a preliminary check showed that the space plane received some minor nicks on a few of its thermal protection tiles, which keep the craft from burning up when re-entering Earth's atmosphere. A strip of insulating tile also was missing from the tail area, apparently ripped away during the stress of liftoff. Under the decision, the cut-off of funds may apply only to the specific department or program in which the discrimination took place not the entire institution. On immigration, the House and Senate came close to agreement on the first sweeping revision of U.S. immigration law in 30 years.

The bill, dubbed "Simpson-Maz-zoli" for its sponsors Sen. Alan K. Simpson, and Rep. Romano Mazzoli, D-Ky. was designed to stop illegal aliens from crossing U.S.

borders. It called for stiff penalties against employers who knowingly hire undocumented workers, but it also offered legal status to aliens who could prove they lived in the country since before Jan. 1, 1981. Compromise was deemed impossible after the two houses disagreed about placing a $1 billion annual cap on federal assistance to aliens legalized under the measure. It was the second Congress in a row that took immigration control legisla equipment violation, fine and costs $45; and James A.

Mooreland, 17, Winchester, speeding, fine and cost $47. Union City Court Darlene M. Younger, 39. Union City, Ind, public intoxication, fine and costs: $5S. Emerson J.

Eby, 30, Union City, Ohio, speeding, fine and costs: $53. Bradley R. Miller, 21, Union City, Ind, speeding, fine and costs: $49. Bradley J. Wallace, 21, Portage, failure to yield, fine and costs: $45.

Wesley B. Binkley, 19, Union City, Ind, speeding, fine and costs: $45. James R. Hill, 55, Union City, Ohio, speeding, fine and costs: $49. Kirt L.

Mills, 26, Union City, Ind, speeding, fine and costs: $51. Richard L. Stemmer, 37, Union City, Ind, speeding, fine and costs: $51. Bradley D. Denniston, 18, Greenville, Ohio, minor consuming of alcoholic beverages, fine and costs: $55.

W.l.T.ML..f...M Miami 7 0 0 1.000 223 93 NewEngbnd 3 2 0 .714 141 14S N.Y.Jers 5 2 0 .714 173 ISO InoVnopob 2 0 .286 134 190 Buffalo 0 7 0 .000 129 196 Ceoft- Wriurgh 3 0 71 14 153 Cinannon I 6 0 .143 120 175 Cleveland 1 6 0 .143 9 138 Houston 0 7 0 .000 82 200 Wast lAtaidars 6 1 0 .857 171 121 Denver 5 1 0 .833 106 78 Seams 2 0 .714 190 132 Kansas City 4 3 0 -71 141 128 4 3 0 7I 194 174 Nulkmul Conferem last Woshington 5 2 0 .714 193 117 Dallas 4 3 0 -71 127 143 N.Y.Gonts 4 3 0 -71 128 149 St. too 4 3 0 .571 215 175 R-xMphio 3 4 0 .429 115 133 Ciimi Chicogo 4 3 0 371 134 127 TampoBay 3 4 0 .429 IX IS6 Detroit 2 5 0 .286 143 166 Minnesota 2 5 0 .286 149 187 GreenBoy 1 5 0 .167 99 144 Wast Sonfroncisto 6 I 0 .857 180 122 l.A.Romt 4 3 0 .571 160 127 Attonto 3 4.0 .429 164 153 NewOHeons 3 4 0 .429 143 161 Dying with adjournment were: Reagan's nomination of his counselor, Edwin Meese III, as attorney general Tuition tax credit proposal Line-item veto proposal Enterprise zone legislation. School prayer constitutional amendment. Balanced federal budget constitutional amendment The civil rights legislation led to some of the most turbulent debate during the waning days of the session. Sen.

Edward Kennedy, denounced his colleagues with shouts of "Shame on this body!" for opting to dump the legislation, said by its conservative foes to go beyond its intended purpose. The bill was designed to nullif a Supreme Court decision that limited the application of a law enabling the government to withhold aid from colleges and other institutions that engaged in sex discrimination. Kennedy Space Center, the second for the shuttle in 13 flights, the ship was towed to a hangar bay. The five men and two women the largest space crew ever flew back to the astronaut training base in Houston on Saturday afternoon, relaxing for a day before debriefing sessions scheduled for today. Mission commander Robert Crip-pen, who has flown on four shuttle flights, called the trip "fantastic." The flight featured the first space walk by an American woman, Kathy Sullivan.

During a 3Vi-hour excursion in the open cargo bay, she and David Leestma demonstrated that astronauts could refuel a satellite in space. Shuttle director Jesse Moore termed it a very successful mission that demonstrated NASA is capable of meeting its projected one-a-month launch schedule. Discovery is being prepared for the next shuttle flight beginning Nov. 7. left over tion to its final days and then failed to act.

Following is a list of some of the other major items that failed to get through Congress, many of which are likely to emerge again next year: Expansion of the $1.6 billion waste clean-up "superfund." The House voted to expand the fund to $10.2 billion, and the Senate Environment Committee approved expansion to $7.5 billion, but the Senate Finance Committee failed to act on the measure. Reauthorization of the Gean Water Act, which fell after two senators blocked Senate debate because they did not like the impact of the bill's standards on two pulp mills in Alaska. The Safe Drinking Water Act, which died because the House and Senate could not agree on whether Congress should expand drinking water protection programs or simply streamline the programs it has now. James M. Rehmert, 23, Greenville, Ohio, public intoxication, fine and costs: $55; 10-day jail sentence suspended Edward Rhoades, 26, Union City, driving while suspended under Indiana Drunk Driving Law, fine and costs: $85; sentenced to 60 days in the Randolph County Jail.

Paul J. Gray, 20, Union City, two counts of minor in tavern, fine and costs: $55; 10-day jail sentence suspended; fine and costs: $530 $475 of the fine and 60-day jail sentence suspended. Timothy Vaughn, 18, Union City, criminal mischief, fine and costs: $80; 10-day jail sentence suspended James Riley, 46, Union City, Ohio, no license in possession, fine and costs: $45; driving while intoxicated fine and costs: $185; license suspended 90 days. Rebecca Ha'rshman, 28, Union City, speeding, fine and costs: $50. Brett M.

Kimball, 17, Union City, speeding fine and costs: $55. With a modern Rheem gas furnace, you won't worry about the frightful weather outside. A Rheem gas furnace keeps the heat coming even on the coldest days. And with so many models and sizes, there's a gas furnace that's just right for your home. So as long as you're home with Rheem, let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.

Minneioto Toronto CrKOQO. Damn St. Imm 2 10 4 2 10 4 12 0 2 12 0 2 2 10 4 6 3 7 16 15 II 14 10 9 16 1 II 13 17 2 9 13 SnyriM DMtfcM Edmonton 2 0 1 5 Crjooty 2 10 4 i Vancouver 12 0 2 peg. 10 0 2 losJ-geles 0 2 11 Sdwrdoy'i icofH Wrjreri 7, CScogo 6, 01 Horrford 3, Boston 2 Detroit 4, New Jersey I PMotMphn 4, Wostwioton 2 Toronto 4, Wrote 3, 01 Montreal 4, Kttsbwgh 3 Wnnesoto 3, NY Hangers 1 Catgory 7, Quebec 2 Voncou 6, Los Angeles 5, 01 Yesterday's scores Boston 4, llmlfutd 2 Buffalo 6, Detroit 4 Mmwsoki 3. NY Borigen I Edknonfoii 9, CeHMboc 2 Wvp)Q 5, Toronto 2 i( WcJ-ngton 5, Chicogo 3 Cobary 7, Voncouver 5 St.

Louis 5, los Angotes 2 at rArjrMaUp! Tennis results '7 SYDNEY, Airsttofa (API Weekend results of lbs $310,000 Custom Credit Australian Indoor Tennis Tournament: ii rT Singles nnd ''Aiers Jorryd, Swaosn, del. rwlail, Csac 0-2, 0-4. Iran lend, CracSosbvokio del. Biot TensoSer, Wos Vetoes, 6-1 6-1. 3 Anders Jorryd( SwmIw, dof.

Bon TosMniun, Knoni-6, 6-2, 2-0, 7-0. SMiif)noll 3" MarV EaWondsan, Australia, and Stterwaod Stewart, Wood-)onds, del. John Aleiander, Awtroka, and John fitzgarald, Australia, 6-3, 64. Randolph County statistics College grid scores WASHINGTON (AP) Legislation on immigration and civil rights will be at the top of the agenda in January when the 99th Congress starts up where the 98th left off Friday. Senators and House members, eager to flee Washington to campaign for re-election, also left behind several significant environmental control bills, including tne "superfund" program to clean up abandoned chemical waste dumps, and much of President Reagan's wish-list of legislation.

All proposed bills and unconfirmed nominations to federal posts die at the end of a two-year Congress and must be re-introduced as new bills when the new Congress convenes. Often, complex legislation takes years to pass. In contrast to the first years of Reagan's term, when Congress approved the lion's share of the president's economic program, this session ended without action on several White House proposals. BIRTHS At Randolph County Hospital Oct 7 Kevin and Janice McCnrd, Winchester, boy. Oct Kevin and Donita Poling, Portland, boy.

David and Cathy Bartram, Williamsburg, girL At Union City Memorial Hospital Oct 10 Michael and Belle Ann Roth, Union City, girL MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Brent S. Edwards, 26, 414 W. Washington, Winchester, and Lori A. Haworth, 23, 414 W. Washington.

Winchester. William M. Schricker, 38, 107 S. Mulberry, Farmland, and Deborah K. Morris, 24, 107 S.

Mulberry, Farmland. Thomas Eugene Addingion, 18, 630 Richmond, Winchester, and Angela Lee Cope, 22, RR 2, Box 137, Lynn. SUITS FILED County Court Trustees of Beta Eta Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity vs. Lana Alvarado, complaint for possession, demand: possession of bouse at (IS Residence, Winchester. Randolph Financial Services Inc.

vs. Rebecca K. McWhorter, complaint on account, demand: 1215 60 and cost-Julia Fitzmaurice vs. Chemlawn complaint for damages, demand: 13,000 and F. Spradling Jr.

and Patricia Ann Spradling vs. Chemlawn complaint for damages, demand: $2,600 and costs. DISSOLUTIONS GRANTED Charlotte L. Caine and Donald L. Caine.

JUDGMENTS Circuit Court Indiana State Dept of Public Welfare vs. Donald Ruble award: $392 and cost-Clerk, Randolph Circuit Court vs. Timothy Vaughn, award: $66 court costs in criminal case. Equitable Life Assurance Society of United States vs. Ralph E.

Meyer and Kathryn Meyer, award: 111,698 50 plus interest and costs. Ralph E. Meyer and Kathryn Meyer vs. Joseph R. Rees and J.

David Schuette, award: $198,767.97 plus interest and costs. Ralph E. Meyer and Kathryn Meyer vs. Joseph R. Rees and J.

David Schuette, award: $189,489.81 plus interest and costs. State Sales Tax Liens State of Indiana vs. Angela M. Hovis, amount of lien: $41.43. County Court Randolph Financial Services Inc.

vs. Kevin and Sara Chambers, award: $283.82 and costs. Randolph Financial Services Inc. vs. Tim Croyie, award: $22 and cost-Randolph Financial Services Inc.

vs. Edgar Gross, award: $50 and cost-Randolph Financial Services Inc. vs. Joe Laisure, award: $196.38 and costs. More obituaries on page 6 and 7 George The funeral of George M.

Stimax, 99, father of Juanita (Mrs. Ralph) Dayton, Dunkirk, will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Jones Funeral Home, Upland. Burial will be in Van Buren Cemetery. Calling hours are until 9 p.m.

today and before the funeral tomorrow. Mr. Stimax, a former resident of RR 5, Marion, died yesterday in University Nursing 28. 10 New York Gaits 19. Atlanla 7 New York lets 24, Cleveland 20 Detroit 13, Tempo Bay 7, OT los Angelas taw 28, New OtWom 10 PSfedwpnio 16, idap0-S 7 Sf.

lous 38, O-cooo 21 New Drotond 20, CiKnitM- 14 onsets City 31, San Diego 13 Woshinglan 34, Dotas 14 Pittsburgh 20, San Francisco 17 los Angeles Raiders 23, Minnesota 20 Seams 31, Buffalo 28 Tonight's gonw Green Boy at Denver, 8 m. Svnday, Oct. 21 Chicogo ot Tonpo Boy, iwon. Cleveland at Oetii-Xik, noon. Denver at laijtralo, noon.

Detrait at Mwiesoto, noon. Mionii at New Engtond, noon. -I Vn.l J' aTlili I i ti'ii Tore ni or n-raoeapna, Mw Pilistaurgh ot InoVonopofis, noon. Seotfiv vs. Green Boy ot MfiHodkot, noon.

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1 Let it snow Let it snow Let it snow Randolph Financial Services Inc. vs. John A. Mallory, award: $50 and cost-Lynn Elevator Inc. vs.

Brian Doug Johnson, award: $2,258.73 and costs. Hub City Finance Corp. vs. Danny Wilson, award: $390.63 and costs. McCoy, Husmann and Stemmer vs.

Louise Stone, award: $60.90 and costs. Randolph Financial Services Inc. vs. Jeffery Canter, award: $441.44 and cost-Randolph Financial Services Inc. vs.

Ell wood Kimball, award: $121.35 and cost-Randolph Financial Services Inc. vs. Cecil Stewart award: $328.55 and cost-Randolph Financial Services Inc. vs. Charles Ward, award: $1,115.36 and cost-Ohio Valley Gas Corp.

vs. Robert Burton, award: $33.06 and cost-Ohio Valley Gas Corp. vs. Joyce Hiser, award: $207.75 and cost-Ed Kreiner dba Kreiner Painting vs. Ruth Longworth, award: $500 and costs.

Randolph Financial Services Inc. vs. Wendell Nunley, award: $52 and cost-Mary L. Winbigler vs. Ruth B.

Ried, award: $400 and costs. Phillip A. Hawley vs. Danny and Kathy Moland, award: $420 and cost-Randolph Financial Services Inc. vs.

Willard Gordon, award: $275.76 and cost-Kenneth D. Watkins M.D. Inc. and Bruce K. Winner D.

Inc. dba Watkins and Winner Family Practice vs. Daniel Jett, award: $1,055.76 and cost-Robert A. Bolen vs. George F.

Brooks, award: $899 and cost-Winchester City Court Dallas R. Austin, 40, Union City, driving while intoxicated, license suspended 30 days, fine and cost- $135; Robert R. Patterson, 19, Farmland, no brake lights, fine and costs: $60; Lora A. Parrish, 18, Cambridge City, speeding, fine and costs: $50; Randy A. Hartman, 23, Williamsburg, expired registration, fine and costs: $45; James F.

Allen, 54. Celina. Ohio, no fuel tax permit fine and costs: $60; Norma J. Pena, 48, Winchester, speeding, fine and costs: $60; and Julius E. McClish, 38, Winchester, driving while intoxicated, probationary license for 180 days, fine and costs $135.

Glen R. Ludy, 49, Winchester, speeding, fine and costs: $50; Robert L. Bauer 32, Troy, Ohio, speeding, fine and costs: $49; Billy L. Cox, 61, Lynn, speeding, fine and costs: $49; Harold B. Bene, 34, Redkey, speeding, fine and costs: $52 50; Anthony Schoenlein, 19, Portland, speeding, fine and cost $47; Jerry W.

Skinner, 31, Winchester, speeding, fine and costs: $50; Clifford L. Stockcamp, 21, Columbia City, speeding, fine and costs: $46; and Ronald E. DeWeese. 41, Cambridge City, speeding, fine and costs: $54. Deborah A.

Sapp, 28, Modoc, speeding, fine and costs: $50; Carol J. Meeks, 38, Winchester, speeding, fine and costs: $48; Deborah K. Morris, 24, Parker City, no operator's license, fine and cost $40, R. Kerns, 20, Fort Wayne, failure to dim headlights, fine and cost $45; Terry Q. Marshall 23, Huntington, safety Jomes Modnan 28, Davidson 7 Kentucky 17, Mississippi St.

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45, SW Mmesoto 3 Mornings- 17, Mankato St. 6 Mount Union 31, Capitol 7 Nebraska 33, Missoun 23 NebrmtoOmoho X. AugutonajD. 14 Nebraska Wedyn 79, Dona 7 N. Dakota 24, St.

Ootid St. 13 Dokots St. 55. $. Dokoto St.

PC Moeari 31. M-nwvtob 20 -non) IS. CotneteJL 6 lowo 7Z, WeaLWnwiw-ter 7 N. htxragea 44, SE Maaouri IS 1 M. Stimax Center, where he had been a resident since March.

He was a native of Craig County, and was a retired Grant County farmer. Surviving in addition to Mrs. Dayton are three sons, Herbert, Rex and George Ray, all of Marion; and another daughter, Mrs. Louvia Stallsmith, Van Buren. FOR ESTIMATE 8 i.m.

to 5 p.m. MON. THRU FRI. 8th Walnut SVXCL 1946.