Tucson Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • 60

I -3 People John Jennings2 Bridge column3 Horoscope7 ivinq i'oAn Pitl7on Citizen Friday November 4 1988 Tucson FEATURES EDITOR BRUCE JOHNSTON 573-4632 Brawl breaks out show YORK A television 'show oa taped by Geraldo Ri- vera erupted into a brawl that left the host with a broken inose and what he said was a hard-earned lesson: the first punch next The melee broke out yesterday when a young white supremacist uttered -racist remarks Rivera prompting 'black civil rights leader Roy Tunis to grab him by the neck Pushing and "shoving followed stormed the stage and chairs and punches were thrown Jr During the brawl which tasted about a minute Rivera 'got into a toe-to-toe fistfight a burly man who threw a chair At some point he was pit in the nose by another chair he said The brawl started when of the guests on the show John Metzger the 20-year-old leader of the White Aryan Resistance Youth called Innis an -J moved on Innis -kaid gonna jump up Un my face not going to -wait for Said Rivera: never ex-' 'pec ted this I anticipated heated words but I -know it would boil into Above: by Kenneth Riley Below: the artist Tucson artist ropes honors By CHARLOTTE LOWE Citizen Staff Writer Local stations ready to wait for voting tallies Tucson TV news departments will throw all the technology and staff they can afford at the elections Tuesday but it do much to speed up Pima notoriously slow election returns So unless the presidential race turns into a real squeaker probably know who the next president is before we have a hint about the Pima County Board of Supervisors race Pima County Elections Director Larry Bahill said the job of collecting and counting ballots is done as quickly as humanly possible under state law That means no meaningful results will be available until 10 pm probably later Bahill said a bit more machinery might speed things up a bit but not much tough stuff for the local TV news directors to swallow So much for the immediacy of TV In general though they agree with assessment The TV news collective answer is to use computers to speed up their end of the job as much as non-humanly possible KVOA-Channel 4 KGUN-Channel 9 and KOLD-Channel 13 will be hooked into the Secretary of computer system either directly by dedicated phone line or indirectly through The Associated regional election news wire system or both The Secretary of computer system is linked directly to county election headquarters throughout the state so results from Pima County will be available virtually at the same time through those sys 'ms as it would be directly from the Pima County election headquarters Beyond that KGUN and KVOA will be using a special computer program that dumps the results straight onto the screen without time-consuming retyping of the results into character generators (the devices that create the numbers on the TV screen) The problem of finding numbers to crunch and display remains So each station will be using experts to analyze and comment on the elections Brink Chipman of Channel 4 saying who his experts will be Ray Depa says Channel 9 will spend some time with Republican Richard Klein-dienst a former Nixon administration cabinet officer and Democrat Jim McNulty a former TV continued3D Channel buyer has one other station By DAN SORENSON Citizen TV Radio Critic the gold medal for works in oil and the Best of Show exhibit of six oils was also voted winner of the Stetson award by his fellow CAA members These current honors add to a long list of awards since the beginning of his art career in cowboy art A charter member of the Academy of Western Art Riley has been selected once before as an artist of the year by the National Wildlife and Western Art Collectors Society As a member of CAA he has consistently been a medal winner and best seller in the annual sale and show held at the Phoenix Art Museum A Tucsonan since 1971 Riley is known in the Western art world for his ambition to-paint historically correct scenes and his ability to work those details into well-designed paintings strange and overwhelming to have things fall this Riley said of his awards you look at it good In addition to the Artist of the Year program TFS organizes other community events including the San Xavier Pageapt Pioneer Days Fiesta del Presidio the Writing Festival and Las Posadas Christmas festival For ticket information and reservations call 622-6911 This year if award-winning Western art it must be by Tucson artist Kenneth Riley After winning big at the Cowboy Artists of 23rd annual show and sale last month Riley has been named the Tucson Festival artist of the year Every year TFS a multicultural special-events organization that celebrates heritage asks an artist to pick one of his or her works to be reproduced in a limited edition of signed prints The artist becomes the TFS Artist of the Year and the newly produced print becomes the Artist of the Year Print and is sold for 1 50 Started in 1974 the program has been carried out by Western art collector Jack Goodman director of the Mountain Oyster Club Under his guidance the stable of artists corraled over the past 14 years includes some of the most well-known names in contemporary Western art such as Olaf Wieghorst (1975) Ray Swanson (1979) and Brownell McGrew (1983) Some of these prints have resold for 500 to 000 This year Riley will be honored at the annual TFS fund-raising dinner- dance Sunday night at the Westward Look Resort A print of his oil painting will be given to each guest as part of the $150 ticket price to the event Painted 10 years ago depicts Spanish explorers encountering the rim of the Grand Canyon A large luminous canyonscape it differs dramatically from newer work at the CAA show That show includes his oil of a dancing Indian warrior titled which won Moore Lear among contributors Actress Mary Tyler Moore and TV Norman Lear are among a wide range of celebrities financiers and others -who gave large sums to the -Democratic National Com--tnittee in the past year ac-Icording to party records 't Notables who made sizable Contributions of less than 100000 Califor--nia state legislator Tom Hay--den the husband of actress Jane Fonda $60000 Miss -Moore $10000 Miami Dolphins owner Joseph Robbie $50000 and Lear $25000 Bush rally to draw plenty of celebs Vice President George 3ush plans a rally Sunday in Hills Calif Guests include celebrities Joan Charlton Heston Bruce Boxleitner Andy Wil- liams Chuck Norris Cheryl Ladd Pat Boone Ricky Schroder and Jamie Farr Living with cancer Daughters have unique concerns By ALAN PARANICHI Los Angelet Times Washington Post News Service The mechanics of a self-exam The American Cancer Society In Its booklet on Breast offers these guidelines for examining your breasts: Compiled by Bruce Johnston from wire-service reports Correction In the shower A Best Bet item in Calendar section incorrectly stated the site of 8 pm concert by Trio Sonnerie It will be at St in the Hills North Campbell Avenue and River Road Also in Calendar: Tucson Press Orchids and Onions dinner originally scheduled for tomorrow evening has been cancelled board member MJ has announced KDTU-TV Channel 1 8 is said to be in no danger of going off the air and should be legally in the hands of new owners a Texas-based radio and TV group by late next week If the $85 million deal announced by the Catholic Diocese of Tucson yesterday is approved by the prospective board of directors KDTU will become the second TV station owned by Clear Channel Television a division of a San Antonio company that also owns 16 radio stations Dan Sullivan president of Clear Channel Television said yesterday that the company plans to purchase as many as eight TV stations throughout the country both independents and network affiliates Clear Channel already owns WFMI-TV Channel 15 an independent in the Mobile Ala-Pensacola Fla market It bought that station two months ago He said the size of the pending KDTU acquisition required the approval of the full board of directors which will meet Thursday or Friday of next week Sullivan said he is certain the board will approve the deal Although the station has been up for sale for about two years Sullivan said Clear Channel executives did not check into the purchase of KDTU until last week He said the company did not have time to do an analysis of the station staff for size or competence He said the company had no plans for any changes in staff or programming going to be a great said Sullivan had great success in turning around under-performing Sullivan who was in Tucson Tuesday and Wednesday said he has 15 years experience in the TV industry It has been more than 14 years since former first lady Betty Ford had breast cancer But her daughter Susan recalls vividly that her mother left the White House on a Wednesday unsure whether she had the disease and had her right breast removed two days'later Susan Ford Vance then was 17 as conscious as any teen ager of her own developing body and scared to death they took her in for the Vance said know if I was ever going to see her Betty Ford underwent a modified radical mastectomy a procedure whose effects her daughter first saw when her mother as dressing one day must admit when I first saw the scarring and everything I stared and said different she recalled was uncomfortable with But unlike Vance whose dose and prominent' family has learned much about the topic hundreds of thousands of women whose mothers had breast cancer do not have the support services they may need to deal with their unique health concerns experts say About 1 35000 cases of breast cancer are discovered annually and younger and younger women are contracting the disease Some daughters are so paranoid about inheriting breast cancer that they will not touch their own breasts much less to allow anyone else including their husbands to do so according to a UCLA study of the psychological ramifications of being a daugh- Sourc: American Cncf Socwly Lisa Young Gannett News Service LIVING COntinued3D I Fingers flat move gently over every part of each breast Use right hand to examine left breast left hand for right breast Before a mirror Put your arms at your sides Next raise your arms overhead Look for changes in contour of each breast a swelling dimpling of skin changes in the nipple Then rest palms on hips and press down firmly to flex chest muscles Left and right breast will not exactly match It's a busy time for local dance fans In Citizen: rpance is in the news with the upcoming appearance here by Martha company and a review of the Arizona Ballet concert KmPNLGun IRQM1NG3JB1 Emmylou Harris Grammy Award-winning country singer Emmylou Harris will appear in the Tucson Convention Center Arena on Nov 19 in a benefit concert for jhe Junior League of Tucson Inc 1 Proceeds will benefit Junior League and its Community projects such as Project Safe Place the Literacy Resource Directory and Kids on the I tfeiaidib I Robert Palmer The well-tailored British pop singer currently touring behind his rock-funk album brings his eclectic musieet musings to Tucson When: Tonight at 8 Where: Centennial Hall University of Arizona campus Tickets: $1750 $1650 for UA students Tickets are available at the Centennial Hall Palmer box office and all other outlets The student discount is available only at the Centennial Hall box office Channel 4 9-10 pm Detective Sonny Crockett returns Or is it his murderous drug-deal- ing alter ego Sonny Burnett? The once-hot Don Johnson-Philip Michael Thomas series begins a fifth season in its original Friday-night time slot with the first of a two-parter directed bv Johnson himself Last cliffhanger which many observers believed was the end of the series had Crockett (Johnson) suffering from amnesia believing he was Burnett After trying to kill partner Tubbs (Thomas) ha raced off in a speedboat destination unknown This week's script has him enjoying a favorite pastime: playing one mob chieftain off another Joe Santos plays new boss Carrera Anthony Crivello his enemy Manolo The two-parter concludes next week Tickets for the concert are $25 $18 and $16 They are available at all TCC and 1.