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The Miami Heraldi
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gr -i4- HAL EDITION TEAM BY TEAM STATISTICS COMPLETE LISTINGS FOR EVERY NFL TEAM PLUS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 4c EVERY WEDNESDAY IN SPORTS FERNANDEZ: IN LINE FOR NY SCHOOL JOB ib HEAD START: MAKEOVER TIPS FOR TEENS id CALL CANSECO: SLUGGER DEBUTS 900 LINE ic THUNDERSTORMS LIKELY: HIGH: 90 LOW: 78 DETAILS 15A 25 CENTS WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 20 1S89 68 PAGES Contents Copyright1989 The Miami Herald 1 Iris complicates task of predicting Hugo Influenced by the same prevailing winds Hurricane Hugo and Tropical Storm Ins have begun following" i-roughly parallel paths about 650 miles apart SatelIite photos indicate the two storms have begun to interact UNITED STATES MEXjj 25 mm Atlantic Ocean Hugo at 10:30 pm EOT IRIS AT A GLANCE Longitude 60 6W Latitude 213N Date 91989 Time 10:30 pm EDT Velocity MPH 70 Movement MPH 14 Direction NW From Miami 1050 mi 15' By STEPHEN KDOIG Herald Start Writer As if predicting path difficult enough forecasters are facing the additional complication of Tropical Storm Iris which is trailing Hugo in lock step about 650 miles to the east Satellite photos indicate that the two storms are interacting but exactly how they ultimately will affect each other is guesswork including the somewhat hopeful guess that each storm may inhibit the other from growing Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center in Coral Gables sent an instrument-laden tracking plane into the region around the storms Tuesday afternoon to get a better idea of going on- They already know it coincidence that Iris is following track: Both are close enough to be moved PLEASESEE IRIS 12A AT HAND Numbers you can call for information about hurricane preparedness where the storms are or how you can help the victims 12A BRUSH WITH DEATH IN HUGO Hurricane-hunting scientists had a brush with death in the middle of Hurricane Hugo when their plane lost an engine 13A HURRICANE TRACKING CHART You can plot the course of Hugo and Iris and pick up some preparedness tips with this pullout map 7D Cape 10 Verde How Iris affects Hugo Ins may slow movement Under the right conditions two storms can begin circling each other in a counterclockwise direction According to projections Ins may swing up and around Hugo DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 7tr PUEFO RICO 500 MILES 35 SOUTH AMERICA 0 65 45 30 90 40 85 80 -55 75- 50 REGINALD MYERS DAN CLIFFORD Miami Herald Staff SOURCE National Hurricane Center Looters hit devastated St Croix Hurricane grazes edge of Bahamas By CARLOS HARRISON Herald Start Writer ST CROIX US Virgin Islands Utterly ruined by Hurricane Hugo this island collapsed into lawlessness and fear Tuesday suffering the worst effects of a devastating storm With shopping centers in Chris-tiansted the largest town jammed with looters and reports of gangs moving through the streets with rifles frightened tourists begged for help fearful that they might be robbed or worse by the homeless mob get us help no food no water no electricity There are people walking through the streets with rifles looting We think we may be said Rick Green of New York a vacationing journalist He was shaking Green endured the ravages of Hugo alongside his wife who is five months pregnant So far there have been no reports of deaths on 23-mile-long St Croix the largest of the US Virgin Is- By MARTIN MERZER Herald Senior Writer Turning its back on the islands it trampled so harshly Hurricane Hugo surged through the Atlantic today grazing the outer edge of the Bahamas as it mustered strength for an expected assault somewhere along the United Eastern Seaboard Forecasters peered into notoriously unreliable long-range outlooks and gingerly predicted that South Florida would be spared from full fury But they warned that the storm was expected to turn toward the US coast by tonight and still could strike anywhere including here progress late Tuesday and early today suggested that the shift toward the coast had begun but forecasters said it was too soon to tell A hurricane watch was expected to be posted this morning for some or all of the coastal area between Florida and North Carolina Jerry Jarrell deputy director of the National Hurricane Center in Coral Gables said most likely landfall would occur between Cape Canaveral and Cape Hatteras NC an admittedly wide area Pressed for a narrower guess he pointed to Central or North Florida possibly as early as Friday Forecasters said there was a 9 percent chance the PLEASESEE HUGO 12A CW GRIFFIN Miami Herald Start please SEE ST croix 13A BLOWN ASHORE: A sailboat lifted from the water by Hugo lies up against a house in Isla de la Culebra Puerto Rico lATALE OFiTWO LISTS8T0PS FOR MOVIE Showdown looms between Bush Congress over policy on East bloc US names 25 film the Soviet Union has been that he is dragging his feet on arms control1 and that he is failing to preserve a new relationship with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev painstakingly built by President Reagan The debate is now shaping up as the first major confrontation on for- PLEASESEE POLICY 4A By james McCartney Herald Washington Bureau WASHINGTON The first major challenge to President Bush on foreign policy is mounting in Congress over the cautious posture toward revolutionary change in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union Top-level Democrats supported SOVIETS MAY SPEED REFORM 9A by many scholars are charging that Bush may be passing up historic opportunities to promote democracy with policies and a lack of imagination They are charging that support from long-sought democratic change in Poland Hungary and 25 SCREEN GEMS The first 25 movies to be placed in the National Film Registry alphabetically: The Best Years of Our Lives 1946 Casablanca 1943 Citizen Kane 1941 The Crowd 1928 Dr Strangelove 1964 The General 1926 Gone With the Wind 1939 The Grapes of Wrath 1940 High Noon 1952 Intolerance 1916 The Learning Tree 1969 The Maltese Falcon 1941 Mr Smith Goes to Washington 1939 Modern Times 1936 Nanookofthe North 1922 On the Waterfront 1954 The Searchers 1956 the Rain 1952 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 1938 Some Like It Hot 1959 Star Wars 1977 Sunrise 1927 Sunset Boulevard 1950 Vertigo 1958 The Wizard of Oz 1939 Ail films except Sunrise are available on Child care aid pays firms find NEW YORK (AP) Apple Computer runs an in-house child care center and gives $500 to each new baby IBM grants new mothers up to three-year leaves with benefits and guarantees their jobs Merck Co has donated land and money for a child care facility Those companies are among the top 10 of 60 US employers considered best for working mothers according to Working Mother October issue Two Dade companies American Bankers Insurance Group and Baptist Hospital made the list of 60 employers is a revolution and very few companies have caught on to Working Mother Editor Judsen Culbreth said Tuesday the ones that have see it as giving them a competitive Working mothers are the fastest-growing segment of the labor force More than half of all women with children younger than 6 work outside the home compared with 12 percent in 1950 accord- PLEASESEE MOTHERS 10A By RYAN MURPHY Herald Staff Writer The government confirmed Tuesday what moviegoers have long known when it gave its stamp of approval to Gone With the Wind Casablanca Citizen Kane and The Wizard of Oz and classified them Twenty-one other gems of the silver screen also made the first cut and were registered in the National Film Registry as treasures films named today are important to culture and said Librarian of Congress James Billington The list is a result of the 1988 National Film Preservation Act For the next three years 25 "culturally historically or aesthetically American films will be placed in the registry The films will be restored and protected from unauthorized editing or adverse treatment While the act does not outlaw the process of colorization individuals who color or tint any of the films are required under law to place a disclaimer at the beginning The films were drawn from recommendations made by the Na- Vatican seeks relocation of Auschwitz convent would help fund move Los Angeles Times Service VATICAN CITY The Vatican moved decisively Tuesday to improve strained relations between Roman Catholics and Jews saying that a convent of Carmelite nuns at the Auschwitz death camp in Poland should indeed be relocated and offering to help pay the cost Although there was no direct sign of it in a carefully worded statement issued by the Vatican press office the action was tantamount to papal intervention in a dispute that had become an international embarrassment to the Vatican Vatican sources said they thought statement would encourage action by Polish prelates who had balked at carrying out a 1987 agreement with Jewish leaders to move the convent of 14 contemplative Polish and German nuns About 25 million Jews were among 4 million people PLEASESEE CONVENT 4A Clip again ruling overturned By ERIC SHARP Herald Sports Writer The soap-opera saga of the Cup took another twist Tuesday when an appeals court ordered the 138-year-old yachting trophy returned to the San Diego Yacht Club which won the Cup last September only to lose it in a New York courtroom in March The appeals division of the New York State Supreme Court voted 4-1 that Justice Carmen Ci-parick was wrong when she ruled that the American club had to forfeit the trophy to New Mercury Bay Boat Club New lumbering 130-foot monohull PLEASESEE CUP 10A tional Film Preservation Board a panel created by Congress to assist in the selection and the public which nominated 1000 films by mail Billington and his staff drew up the final list.

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