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25 POTTSVILLE (PA.) REPUBLICAN MONDAY, JULY 18, 1988 Answer to Previous Puzzle The Aces Horoscope eTe A3. Ys tTs A JJ JIM RP er Rjl "dFTT A A A sm A A P.Z JE eTr JE o.yv Si IT By Bobby Wolff "What can give us surer knowledge than our senses? With what else can toe better distinguish the true from the false?" Lucretius Today's South was so happy to be able to bag East's club king that he refused to see what his eyes told him to be true. He went down to defeat with his eyes open but with his mind tightly shut South ducked West's club jack in dummy and was elated to see East's king appear. He couldn't wait to play his ace, un ACROSS 1 Employ 4 Equally 6 Type of bear 11 Sudden violent overstrain 13 Devastated 15 Three-toed sloth 16 Nervous thrills 18 Title of respect: abbr. 19 Prosecutor: abbr.

21 Juncture 22 Group of three 24 Dress borders 26 Hindu peasant 28 Hostelry 29 Apothecary's weights 31 Above and touching 33 Prefix: down 34 Beatles film 36 Sins 38 Sellers ID 40 Had on one's person 42 Powerful person 45 Suitable 47 Untamed 49 Ms. Wlnnlngham 50 Heads: slang 52 Planet 54 Exist 55 re, ml 56 Issue forth 59 Sodium symbol 61 Biblical mountain 63 Pertaining to the mind 65 List of candidates 66 a Camera" 67 Viper DOWN 1 "Born in the aware oi uie dangers 7-18-A NORTH 9 8 4 A 7 7 5 3 2 "Kiss of the Woman" 3 Teutonic deity 4 Broadcasts 5 Scoff 6 Advance In rank 7 Possessive pronoun 8 Roster EAST 42 10 8 7 2 10 9 5 3 WEST 4 A 9 6 3 8 4 2 10 9 8 you say will likely have more than one meaning today depending, of course, on whom you are talking to. SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov. 21) Don't disappear without leaving an address or phone number with family or friends. Proceed with caution in new territory.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You. may be able to make a game $ut of vice and virtue today as long as you don't take yourself too seriously. CAPRICORN (Dec.

22-Jan. 19) Lend a favor and receive a favor today unless, of course, you come face to face with a rival or competitor. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Moments from recent history will likely be replayed today.

You have an opportunity to correct earlier errors. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) You may be called upon by co-workers today to make one or two quick decisions that will carry quite a bit of weight ARIES (March 21-April 19) A late arrival today may make all the difference; where defeat was certain, you can now claim a victory. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your artistic, creative temperament get in the way today. Do what you can to encourage your practical side.

GEMINI, (May 21-June 20) -Though you may not be announced as you would have liked today, you will be recognized for your fine, that were ahead. Carelessly he led a trump toward dummy, West winning the ace to continue attack in clubs. West's club 10 trapped dummy's queen for East to ruff, and when the debris subsided, South had lost three clubs and the trump ace for one should have asked himself only one question after the play at trick one: "Why did East play the club king?" The only reasonable answer was that the king was singleton. And that answer should have led to the winning plan. After winning his club SOUTH 10 6 5 3 A 5 6 A 6 4 2 By Stella Wilder Born today, you are destined for greatness, but it is likely you will stumble upon it unexpectedly after years of hard work.

Once you claim your place in the history books, however, no one will be able to erase your name or your accomplishments. There is a possibility that your place will be usurped by one younger and far more devious than yourself, for you are vulnerable to flattery and others can sometimes take advantage of you. You are not the kind to find fault in others. Though you are friendly, gregarious and fun to be with, you are quite self-reliant, and you rarely have to depend on others for your bread and butter This does not mean, however, that you cannot work as part of a team; you are quite generous, and you will share both workload and credit. Also born on this date are: Clifford Odets, playwright; Hume Cronyn, actor; John Glenn, astronaut and U.S.

senator. TUESDAY, JULY 1 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Though you may, indeed, learn something new every day, what you discover today will surprise you to some extent. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't get carried away with a figure of speech, or you may find your foot in your mouth more often than not VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) Be prepared for a chance encounter that will mean a great deal to you in the end.

Profits may well increase. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 22) What 9 Article 10 Recall to memory 12 Near 14 Male bee 17 Yucatan Indian 20 Oriental nurse 23 Providence Is Its cap. 24 Author Wells 25 Merganser 27 Civil Injury 30 Sluggish 32 Formally precise 35 Archbishop 37 Pierce 38 Himalayan mammal 39 Trails 41 Verve 43 Places for combat 44 Neon symbol 46 Tuberculosis: abbr. 48 Stage play 51 Antitoxins 53 Stalk 57 Small rug 58 Printer's measure 60 High mountain 62 Mr.

Paclno 64 Tantalum symbol Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South The bidding: East Pass Pass North 3 Pass West Pass Pass South 1 4 1 12 T5 14 is 8 9 10 12 13 14 mmmm "j-" 19 20 "21 "mmm 22 23 24 25 "26 27 wmmm "28 29" 30 "31 32 "33 "34 35" mmmm "36 37 38 139 "40 41 "42 43 44 46 mmmm 47 48 49 "SO 51 52 53 54 mmm" -g- 68 "59 60 MMMM 61 62 mmmm 63 64 "65 66 67 -I Opening lead: Club jack ace, South should cash his top winners in the red suits before leading a trump to West's ace. With those suits elimi nated, a trump lead puts West on play for a club ruff for East but it's not enough. After East ruffs dummy's club queen, he must lead a red suit and South enjoys a ruff and discard to score his 10th winner. Is there another way to cinch the game? South will also succeed if he refuses to win the club king and also refuses to cover when West later leads a second club. This leaves the defenders with only two clubs and the trump ace.

7-18 1988 United Feature Syndicate Prime time tonight Camera crews ready to duke it out for best angle on convention floor 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 CD ABC gee jjjtjpgj fQr non Why on Earth? Democratic National Convention News Q'QfDNBC network program ALP Hogan Democratic National Convention News OGZfn CBS ming at this time Blue Skies Democratic National Convention News News Current Affair Movie: "The African Queen" News Taxi Barney Miller Movie: "Death Wish IT News Benny Hill CD Cheers Major League Baseball: Texas Rangers at New York Yankees INN News Odd Couple Odd Couple CD One Day Current Affair Movie: "Rider on the Rain" Morton Downey Jr. Houston 63 Family Ties M'A'S'H Movie: "American Justice" News Taxi M'A'S'H WKRP All in Family Movie: -Sergeant York" Geraldo CD D. Shadow Doctor Who Day the Universe Changed Movie: "Singin' in the Rain" Convent'n HBO "Who's That Girt?" Cont'd Movie: "No Merey America Undercover Movie TMC "A Christmas Story" Cont'd Movie: "Wise Guys" Movie: "Mr. Mom" PRISM Movie: "Hot Pursuit" Movte: The Morning After" Movie MAX Movie: "Draamscape" Movie: "84 Charing Cross Road" "Predator" ESPN SportsCenter Baseball America's Cup 1980 Billiards: World Open Superbout Greatest Hits USA AirwoH Tales of the Gold Monkey WWF Prime Time Wrestling A. Hitchcock WTBS Andy Griffith Andy Griffith "Death of a Centerfold: The Dorothy Sfrattan Story" Movie: "Good Guys Wear Black" WGN Barney Miller Benson Movie: "Vertigo" News Twilight Zone NICK Can't on TV Double Dare RoomDaddy Mister Ed My 3 Sons Donna Reed Laugh-In Car 54 Monkees Journey Adv.

Survival Footsteps Our Century: Spanish War Shortstories Improv ATLANTA AP) It isn't basketball, but tonight's prime-time game live from The Omni is sure to see just as many elbows and inside moves. "I think it's going to be awful," said NBC reporter Lisa Myers as she considered the prospect of grabbing delegates and politicians for floor interviews during the four nights of the Democratic National Convention starting today. "It looks like it's going to be absolute murder," said ABC's Brit Hume. Two of The Omni arena would fit into the Moscone Center in San Francisco where the 1984 Democratic convention was held. Not only is The Omni much smaller, but the massive podium and camera platform built for the occasion eat up a lot of the maneuvering room for reporters down in the fray.

A floor reporter's job necessarily entails getting from one state delegation to another across the halL sometimes on a moment's notice. At pen if there were a law against network reporters using the term "make our way" during a convention. "We'd come to a complete standstill," he said. "We never just go somewhere at a convention. We 'make our I guess we're going to 'make our way' with difficulty through this convention." Not only will it be crowded, but all the television lights will make it hot.

And it will be noisy. A blaring orchestra will make it difficult for floor reporters to hear instructions from control booths in the trailers behind the hall. 'The only thing worse than being here," said Hume, "is not being here." C-SPAN plans to carry uninterrupted live coverage of the convention sessions, beginning at 6:30 p.m. EDT. CNN will cover the entire convention, interspersed with commentary and interviews.

The big three networks plan two hours of prime- time coverage, 9-11 p.m. most convention sites, there is an outer corridor just off the floor where reporters can rush around to the other side. Not at The Omni. Getting across the floor will mean pushing through the masses. "Within about the first 30 minutes, I think we can anticipate gridlock," said Myers.

Bill Plante of CBS said he was "more worried about getting a story than getting crushed." He considers his assignment a choice one, putting him close to large contingents of Jesse Jackson supporters in the Michigan and California delegations. "I think there'll be action. I don't know how hard it's going to be to move around and cover it. But sharp elbows are tools of the trade," he said. "No question about it, the hall has been turned into a television studio," Plante said.

"But we still have to find the actors in the drama there." Hume wondered what would hap People Dorney Park's new coaster major-league thrill machine' Neighborhood THEATRES G33 COREVMAIM COREY FELDMAN fcejtf LICENSE TO DRIVI SHOWS DAILY 130 X30 7:30 30 TONIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY "FUNNY FARM" Chevy Chase. It will tickle your funny bone. ALL SEATS $1.50 ONE SHOW AT 7:30 EL NO. 8 IS BACK SHORT CIRCUIT 2 SHOWS DAILY 1 tfS M0 7:00 M0 (dim GO 1 2" ANY SHOW BEFOII 6:00 JUL (PIS DUDLEY MOORE LIZA MINNELLI BS3 ARTHUR 2 ON TNI ROCKS NO PASSES SHOWS DAJLY 720 STEREO saSfoaii fas. Clint Eastwood is Dirty Harry in DAN AYKROYO JOHN CANDY THE GREAT OUTDOORS SHOWS DAJLY 7:10 WO I Mfc UcAU POOL 1 130,3:20, 530, 7:30, 9:30 ALLENTOWN (AP) It's colossal.

It's stupendous. And it's official: Dorney Park plans to have the tallest wooden roller coaster in the world. Park officials Friday unveiled their plans for a new $6 million wooden roller coaster they say will be ready by next spring. The announcement was made on the proposed site of the coaster, which will be 150 feet high nine feet higher than the current tallest wooden coaster and feet long and reach speeds of up to 60mph. "What you've got on your hands is a major-league thrill machine," Paul L.

Ruben, editor of RollerCoaster! Magazine, told the Allentown Morning CalL "This has the potential to certainly be a top 10 coaster," said Ruben, who recently published a top 10 roller-coaster list. At 150 feet, he said, it would easily pass the the 141-foot "Beast" at King's Island, Ohio, near Cincinnati. But the Beast has drops of 138 feet and 141 feet, he said. The new Dorney coaster will have an initial drop of about 95 feet, which is similar to its current coaster drop. "It's one thing to build a coaster high.

It's another to drop people a long way," he said. Harris Weinstein, chairman and president of the park, unveiled the coaster drawing and made the announcement Weinstein said the goal of the coaster was not to necessarily attract more customers but to add more thrills for park guests. "The wooden coaster has been a dying breed," Weinstein said. "For every one that's built, four others go out of commission, and we feel the wooden coasters still provide the greatest thrills." At one time, 1,500 wooden roller coasters existed, Ruben said. That number has dropped to 90.

Ironically, Friday's announcement was made during the 65th anniversary of Dorney Park's original wooden roller coaster, which is still in operation. Many enthusiasts attending the announcement said the popular bright yellow wooden coaster is still on their top 10 list. Ruben said the addition of the second coaster will put Dorney Park into major amusement park status. "That's what people want," said Ruben, who is an executive member of American Coaster Enthusiasts. "If you ask the guests what they want, more often than not they'll say a new roller coaster." The world's highest roller coaster is The Shockwave, a metal coaster that opened this year at Six Flags Great America amusement park in Gurney, III The coaster rises 170 feet stoed Michael Jackson, Princess Di AND Prince Charles THE ULTIMATE EVIL PHANTASM II Shows Daily Bette Midler Lily Tomlin "BIG BUSINESS" "PG" 9:00 ONLY Eddie Murphy "COMING TO AMERICA" "FT 2:00, 4:30, 730, 9:40 'WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT" "PG" 1:10.3:10,5:10,7:10,9:10 CHEVY CHASE ffE FUNNY FARM too MICHAEL KEATON IS EC BEETLE JUICE m0 "BAMBI" 10, 2:30, 4:00, 5:30, 7:00 $ltftum A DINING EXPERIENCE 7- r4.

Di not embarrassed by "Dirty Diana" LONDON (AP) Princess Diana was in the audience, but singer Michael Jackson went ahead anyway and sang his hit "Dirty Diana," about a woman of loose morals. The 27-year-old princess smiled. Jackson had been expected to leave the song out of his concert at Wembly Stadium because of the princess presence Saturday night, but an aide said the singer "felt the fans would feel let down." Diana, an avid pop music fan, and Prince Charles met backstage with Jackson before the start of his third sell-out concert. "I was so excited at meeting the royal couple," Jackson said. "I am very, very happy that they have come to watch me perform.

I thought the princess was just wonderfuL" Fox to hole up with new bride ARLINGTON, Vt. (AP) Their relationship didn't work out in the script, but in real life they clicked. Actor Michael J. Fox and his one-time TV girlfriend Tracy Pollan were married at a country inn over the weekend. Fox, 26, and Pollan, 27, were wed Saturday, his publicist, Nanci Ryder, said Sunday.

Pollan was Fox's former girlfriend on NBC's "Family Ties." Fox's agent had announced the impending marriage on Friday but wouldn't say where or when it would take place. 'Unnatural act: Madonna's dress stolen NO VI, Mich. (AP) Madonna, the star of "Who's That may be wondering "Where's my dress?" A hand-sewn dress of powder blue chiffon worn by the pop singer in the video "True Blue" was stolen Friday from a mall featuring a rock memorabilia exhibit sponsored by MTV, the cable TV music channel. The thief apparently: broke into a plexiglass display case, popped open a frame holding the dress and stole it, leaving behind a napkin signed by Elvis Presley and letter written by Paul McCartney. MONDAY thru FRIDAY at the J.

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