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2 Newholl Siqnol Souqus Enterprise Tuesday, May 23, 1989 I wi Si li 1 iIm i tt! i mr rirtBawfcj if" if t-w-nii iii mi i i ii TMi'i'Tiin" iV mi i ill i iti" mif Miiai MiMlJ iiT 1 i i i'i ift im1T ITBht uri 1 1 I Donor Nations Money given to developing countries, 1987 I i Billions ot dollars percent ol GNP US S3.67Ti Norway 1.10 Japan $7.60 Netherlands O.Se France Denmark 0.87 Germany $4.45 jjjft ,1 Sweden Italy France 0.75 Ijfy Netherlands $2.09 Finland 0.51 jjyMj U.K. S1.89 Belgium Q.S0J tCtl Canada S1.63 fjd Canada 0J6 wjj Sweden Germany Jl B.40 Norway JS0.69 fV Australia To.33 I Reagans attend benefit LOS ANGELES Former President and Mrs. Reagan attended a black-tie preview of composer Andrew Ltoyd Webber's stage spectacle "The Phantom of the Opera." The sold-out performance Saturday night at the Music Center's Ahmanson Theatre was a benefit for the center. The show's official opening is May 31. This was my first time to see it and Nancy's second," said Reagan.

"But she was as eager to see it again as I was for the first time. The special effects are just amazing." "I could come back and see it tomorrow night," said a beaming Nancy Reagan, who said she saw the production in New York. "It's so wonderful." Rain, rain, don't go away PITTSBURGH Three weeks of rain are giving actress-director Lee Grant the mood-setting drizzles for her film on the homeless. "The texture of the city with that grayness, it was beautiful. It was exactly what I wanted," Ms.

Grant said last week after the ains stopped. Ms. Grant and her husband-producer Joseph Feury are spending May in Pittsburgh filming next season's CBS movie, "Homeless." for 12 miles to set a record. The headaches were bad. but the nausea was worse.

He hopes to reach his goal of 25 records by the end of the year. Sierra Club honors Douglas CORAL GABLES, Fla. Marjory Stoneman Douglas warned "there's still a lot to be done," then accepted the national Sierra Club's highest honor for her efforts to preserve Florida's Everglades. "It has been the greatest possible happiness to me to have had this purpose and goal," the "grande dame of the Everglades" told state and national environmentalists Sunday who gathered to honor her. Ms.

Stoneman Douglas, 99, said increased public interest and political efforts to reverse developmental damage to the Everglades have "been the greatest possible pleasure in life." Ms. Stoneman Douglas, whose book "River of Grass-six decades ago helped spur the drive to create the Everglades National Park, has continued to vigorously advocate expansion of the Park and protection of other Florida wetlands and natural resources. "I think she has been to the Everglades what Winston Churchill was to Britain in World War II." said Mike Fin-ley, the national park's superintendent. "She has been the'leader, the conscience, the rallying point." Promoters say the broadcast will determine whether similar events will be carried live from Las Vegas. Newton, 47, is one of the Hilton's top attractions, working more weeks per year at the resort than any other performer.

Record-setter has new title SAN FRANCISCO Ashrita Furman, who holds more Guinness world records than anyone else, has added yodeiing to his claim to fame. The native New Yorker by Monday morning had yodeled for 27 hours, besting, he said, the current Guinness World Record ot 26 hours set in 1984 by Errol Bird in Lisburn, Northern Ireland. "I feel really good," he said after completing the grind at the Guinness Museum at Fisherman's Wharf. If certified, the record will be Furman's 15th. His others include running a marathon while juggling threo bal's in 3 hours, 22 minutes.

"I used to be the classic nerd a pure bookworm," said the 34-year-old bachelor who manages a New York City health food store. "I had no athletic interest at all." Furman began his yodeiing effort Saturday night and by mid-day Sunday the task was taking a toll on his larynx and vocal cords. But the physical suffering was nothing compared to the time he performed gymnastic forward rolls nonstop NtACHAPMiCt fciifcf OfQo)Wi tor econcmt Cspaitai ww QwvKtflw. Duxnufirima Aittncs Ccwwmmw Newton plans live TV show LAS VEGAS Singer Wayne Newton's planning a first a nationally televised live concert from a Las Vegas showroom aimed at a pay-per-view audience. The two-hour concert Tuesday night from the showroom of the Las Vegas Hilton will be carried by the nation's three main pay-per-view syndicates and be available in more than 700 cities.

City of Santa Clarita City Council Santa Clarita Valley: Tuesday and Wednesday Variable high cloudiness and cooler Tuesday. Southwest winds to 20 mph during the afternoon and evening. Highs near 80. Late night and morning low clouds Tuesday night and Wednesday becoming partly cloudy during the afternoon. Cooler Wednesday with southwest winds to 20 mph during the afternoon.

Lows near 50. Highs about 70. San Fernando Valley: Tuesday and Wednesday Variable high cloudiness Tuesday. Southerly winds to 1 5 mph in the afternoon. Cooler with highs 72 to 80.

Low clouds Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Partly cloudy Wednesday afternoon. Lows in the 50s. Cooler Wednesday with highs 67 to 74. Los Angeles Civic Center: Tuesday and Wednesday Low clouds and fog Tuesday till mid-morning, otherwise variable high cloudiness.

Southwest winds to 1 5 mph in the afternoon. A little cooler with highs in the low to mid-70s. The City Council is scheduled to meet 7:30 p.m. tonight in the Council Chambers of the Valencia Bank Building, 23920 Valencia Boulevard. The council is scheduled to: Consider approving the northerly alignment of Rio Vista.

Conduct a public hearing on an ordinance revising parking standards. Discuss the city's sphere of influence proposal. Discuss the city's proposed budget. Consider making a recommendation to the county regarding Valencia Company's request to transfer from one project to another its obligation to provide affordable housing. Consider approving a short-term contract with the planning consulting firm Michael Brandman Associates.

FAST WEEK'S SCV TEMPERATURES 100 Planning Commission S3 TUESDAY, MAY 23: Jewish Alcohol and Support Group: This free self help group will meet wiih a Rabbi and recovering speakers at Leo Baeek Temple. 1300 N. Sepuivcda (off Mor-aga Drive) in the West Lobby. Call Shelly at (213) 478 0488, 7:30 p.m. Dancing: Beginning Ballroom Dancing, Wcsi Coast Swing, and Latin Dances will be taught at LA County Parks and Registration.

Call Bob al (818)841-4540 for further information. "After Breast Support group sponsored by the American Cancer Society will meet at the United Methodist Church, 19246 Avenue of the Oaks in Santa Clarita. For information call 253-2890. 7 p.m. California Carvers Guild: Offers instruction in woodcarving each Tuesday from p.m.

at Siena Vista Jr. High School (wood shop). For information contact Rick at 255-2750. SCV Kennel Club: Meets the second Tuesday of each month ai Sulphur Springs School. Guest speakers each month.

For information call 255-1586. National Council on AlcnhoHsm: Meeting the fourth Tuesday of every month at 24416 Walnut St in Newhall. R.S.V.P. by contacting 254-0700. p.m.

Barbershop Singing: Men, put harmony into your life. Try baibcrshop singing al Newhall Park Clubhouse ever)' Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. For additional information call 259-6109 or 259-3392. Square Dancing: Sierra Hillbillies Square Dance Club will offer a square dance course each Tuesday evening. Sierra Vista Junior High School, Canyon Country.

or information call 252-8353. 7:30 p.m. Golf Club: Valencia Women's Golf Club meets every Tuesday at Vista Valencia Golf Course. For time and information regarding membership, call 255-0667. Evening Optimist Club of Canyon Country: Club meets every Tuesday at Tip's Restaurant, 24737 Pico Canyon Rd.

or 1-5 and Lyon's Avenue in Newhall. For information call 298-7905 or 251-1338. Dinner at 7 p.m. Meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. Infancy and pregnancy Loss: The support group meets the third Tuesday of the each month in the Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital's Greeley Education Center, Rooms and B.

Call Sandy at 296-5129 or Peggy ai 253-8204. 7-9 m. Sanla Clarita Singles Network: Monthly piza night at Lamppost. Meet us in the back room at the Canyon Country Lamppost. $5 for all you can eat.

Information: Don 259-0729 or Heidi 259-7767. "Improving Skills For Effective free community lecture to be held at the Greeley Education Center at I1MNM1I Information: 251-8088. 7-9 p.m. Parents Without Partners: Will hold a discussion on Stress Management at the residence of Ron Alexander. Grace Bonnell of the Wellness Connection will be the speaker.

7:30 p.m. 80 60 4 2 The Planning Commission met Tuesday (May 1 6) in the Council Chambers of the Valencia Bank Building. The Commission: Approved a parcel map that would divide property on the northeast corner of Peachland Avenue and Cherry Street into three single-family lots. Awarded a conditional use permit to continue an existing dog grooming business in the 26300 block of Friendly Valley Parkway. Approved a subdivision of a 1 ,61 -acre parcel of land in the 21300 block of Placerita Canyon Road into two single-family home lots.

Awarded a conditional use permit to change the Valencia Country Club restaurant and bar from private to public. Parks Commission The Parks Commission met at 7 p.m. Monday (May 1 5) in the Council Chambers cf the Valencia Bank Building. The commission: Discussed the city's proposed summer shuttle service to Castaic Lake. Discussed the progress of Canyon Country Park.

Discussed ways to reduce operating costs and increase the amount of time local pools are open. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Tuesday's daytime condition, high temperatures Seattle "billings 1 78 I WtW -JSatt LakCity 80" 1 Ti Evelyn Ruth Finley San Francisco 66 Denver 1 85 Los Anaelesj75 Board of Supervisors The supervisors are scheduled to consider Tuesday: Endorsing state legislation appropriating $44.7 million to maintain local juvenile correctional facilities; and urging the governor to include funding for county probation camps in his final 1 989-90 budget. Camps Scott and Scudder in Bouquet Canyon are two probation camps threatened with closure. Supporting a Palmdale-Santa Clarita Valley route for the proposed Las Vegas to Southern California super speed train over a route through Ontario and Anahtiim. The supervisors are scheduled Thursday to: 0 Hear public testimony on adding traffic controls to an undedicated portion of Seco Canyon Road nortti of Copper Hill Drive within the Paragon tract and setting the speed limit between Copper Hill Drive and Tamarack Lane at 30 mph.

Hear public testimony on Larwin Construction requested zone change from agricultural to residential land use on five acres south of Park Forest Road a mile south of Parker Road and west of I-5. The builder plans 26 single family houses. 9 Hear public testimony on a request by The Newhatl Land and Farming Co. to change agricultural and manufacturing land use zones on 1 36 acres to residential uses varying in density from 3 to 1 5 dwellings per acre. The company plans to build 191 houses and 300 condominiums wea' of the Ridge Route and north of Lake Hughes Road.

Pacific Ocean Paso 1 96 Evelyn Ruth Finley, a former Western star and Hollywood stunt woman, died April 7 in Big Bear. She was a former Newhall resident. Mrs. Finley was born 73 years ago on a small ranch in Arizona. During her years in the Santa Clarita Valley she attended the First Church of Christ Scientist before moving to Big Bear in 1988.

A former beauty queen, she worked as a stand-in and double until she landed the leading lady role in Tex Ritter's "Arizona Frontier." Throughout the 1940s other films soon followed that teamed her with such Western greats as Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Johnny Mack Brown, Montie Montana and Buster Crabbe. Mrs. Finley was described as a "crack rider." In the 1950s she began doubling and doing stunt work such as falling off horses, wagons and cliffs, escaping from wild elephants, and riding zebras. She doubled for many of Hollywood's leading stars such as Elizabeth Taylor, Kim Novak and Debbie Reynolds. In recent years she worked for the Glenn Randall Ranch where she helped train riders for the "Arabian Nights" equestrian show.

She is survived by a daughter, Barbara Wiener, of Big Bear City; and a son, William George, of Folsom. Memorial services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Gold Gulch Ranch, 18021 National Trails Highway, Oro Grande, Calif. HO 1, Cold Warm Stationary 1989 Accu-Wpatber. tnt Numbers picked in tie S'49 Lotto Game of the California State Lottery 8 p.m., Saturday, May 20, 1989 Winning Numbers: 2.

7, 18, 24, 32, 34 Bonus Number: 28 Jackpot: $6.03 million For Lotto Information: 976-4275 (English) 976-5275 (Spanish) The refuses to accept liability in case any of tfiese numbtirs a iicortea. SCV: Moderate Th Newhll Signal Suou Erie'pfite it newtPapf of gsnwal circulation at defined by Section 6072 Government Code, Sin ot Caiiforma' and is adjudged to a nespper milled to print and pubhih legal advertising by Decree No. 5G3652 da'ed Augmt 7. 185, ot the Superior Court of Los Angela County, Sate of Catomia. Guaranteed Circulation Each Issue 40,165 By The Associated Press Today is Tuesday, May 23, the 143rd day of 1989.

There are 222 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: On May 23, 1934, bank robbers Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were shot to death in a police ambush as they rode inside a stolen Ford Deluxe on a road in B'envil'e Parish, La. On this date: In 1430, Joan of Arc was captured by the Burgundians, who sold her to the English. In 1533, the marriage of England's King Henry VIII to Catherine of Aragon was declared null and void. In 1701.

Capt. William Kidd was hanged in London after he was convicted of piracy and murder. In 1788, South Carolina became the eighth state to ratify the U.S. Constitution. In 1873, Canada's North West Mounted Police force was established.

in 1915, Ita'y declared war on Austria-Hungary in World War I. In 1937, industrialist John D. Rockefeller d-ed in Ormond Beach, Fla. In 1945, Nazi official Heinrich Himmter committed suicide while in prison at Lunebu'g, Germany. In 1960, Israel announced it had captured former Nazi official Adolf Eich-rnain In Argentina.

In 1377, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear the appeals former White House aides H.R. Haldeman and John Ehrnchman and former Attorney General John N. Mitchell in connection with their Watergate cover-up convictions. In 1S79, a federal grand jury indicted former U.S.

budget director Bert Lance and three business associates on c' tank traud and conspiracy. All were subsequently acquitted. In 1983, Vladimir Danchev, an announcer on Radio Moscow, surprised everyone by praising Moslem rebels in Afghanistan and criticizing Soviet policy in three English-language newscasts before he was taker, off the air. Five yars go: A House subcommittee released a report pointing to ClA Director William Casey as the official of the 1963 Reagan election campaign who had received briefing materials from the Cater White House. One year ago: Less than a week before a scheduled supe'power summit in Moscow, Secretary of State George Shultz went tc Capital Hli to ask for a prompt Senate vote to ratify the INF treaty.

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