The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 187

CLASSIFIED7BR COMMUNITY NEWS2BR FOR YOUR INFORMATION6BR DEATHS5BR CBS affiliates do battle for Broward Channel 6 offers breaks to condos tion in Miami with an affiliation switch in Palm Beach" said Tony Malara president of CBS affiliate relations in New York The double deal was crucial to ensure CBS the same coverage in South Florida it had before the switch with WTVJ-Channel 4 (now NBC) and Fort WTVX-Channel 34 (now independent) But Malara insisted Channels 6 and 12 in a battle of them is doing what they should be Without a signal boost Channel reception is spotty in many areas of Broward Channel signal reaches into North Turn to CBS 4BR available in Broward Radio Shack stores The new antenna comes a week after WPEC opened a Broward bureau in the Cypress Creek Financial Center housing full-time news sales and community relations personnel Both moves allow Channel 12 to capitalize on a burgeoning group of viewers left in the snow by Channel spotty Broward signal As part of South affiliation shake-up on Jan 1 CBS bought Channel 6 and negotiated with WPEC to switch to CBS from ABC the very beginning it was apparent to us that we needed to partner an owned-and-operated sta By JUAN CARLOS COTO erald Staff Writer Broward television viewers are a hot commodity these days Miami-based WCIX-Uhannel 6 and West Palm WPEC-Channel 12 both broadcasting CBS programs are after the same Broward audience as they ensure network coverage for the area Channel 12 announced Thursday it has developed in conjunction with Broward Radio Shack stores a special bi-directional antenna to help Broward viewers better receive Channel 12 from the north without losing Miami stations to the south The All-Network TV list price $5995 is only By DAVID MEDZERIAN Herald Staff Writer Channel 6 has come up with a novel way of attracting viewers: The station is offering cash to ensure that Candice Bergen Brent Musberger and other CBS stars will be appearing on TV screens at Broward condominiums To improve its spotty reception throughout Broward County and boost ratings that often come in at a fraction of the national figures WC1X is going to pay up to 75 percent of the cost of improving rooftop antennas The company is ready to spend more than $100000 on the project in the business of getting people to watch CBS and Channel said Jay Newman WCIX vice president don't think it has been done anywhere else in the Fort Berkley South condominium was one of the first to sign up the work was done last week just so said Robert Biz resident manager at the 228-unit building on North Ocean Boulevard just as good as any of the other Many large condominium and apartment buildings have a master antenna on the roof The devices Turn to CHANNEL 6 4BR only have it to use if I have Tracy Hepburn sorely missed from Oscars list ANTONIOOLMOS Miami Herald Staff Sylvester Jackson says he hopes his son goes to jail but if necessary he will use his handgun Police: Crack addict terrorized parents If he needed money for cigarettes I gave it to him He pay rent my son been good to Charlie Eddie Jackson already on probation for a cocaine-possession conviction in 1988 was charged with strong-arm robbery aggravated assault petty larceny and trespassing when he was arrested at his home 517 NW 22nd Ave He was being held Thursday at the Broward Jail Sylvester Jackson eyed the loaded handgun on his kitchen table Thursday afternoon only have it to use if I have he said Then as if to explain how a son turns against his ailing father: sick His brains are burned hope they put him away this will give him some time to Jackson said want him at my ygen to his damaged lungs when his son came in demanding money for crack jumped me in the said Jackson who walks with a cane The younger Jackson beat his fragile father on the head and shoulders while continuing to demand money police said Mable Jackson 58 intervened it for her be Jackson said offered him $50 to turn me During the struggle to help her husband she too was hit been a wreck all Jackson said called her some horrible Police said Charlie Jackson took $130 before he fled in pursuit of the drug been so good to Sylvester Jackson said he needed money for gas I gave it to him By TRISH POWER Herald Staff Writer FORT LAUDERDALE' Sylvester and Mable Jackson celebrated 41 years of marriage this month On Thursday terrified of the son who has been part of that marriage for 38 years they went to the police Charlie Jackson was arrested Thursday morning after he attacked his invalid father and terrorized his mother in a desperate demand for money for crack cocaine police said just a matter of time before he kills Mable Jackson told police just shows to what lengths a crack addict will said Mark Shotwell one of the police officers who arrested him Sylvester Jackson 61 was in bed at 2 am Thursday breathing from the tube that supplies ox Charlie Jackson Scanning the Academy Awards I felt hopelessly out of touch Thursday Where was Spencer Tracy? Further proof that I no longer chew gum is reflected in my dismal record Again I batted 000 in attending movies whose perpetrators as the police say were awarded Oscars Or were they Edgars or Margies or Ralphs? Keeping track is hard Awards seem to be distributed every day for one feat or another But no excuse for failure to keep up I confess therefore that I saw none of 17 films I counted that involved award winners Am I in a cocoon or what? I would go to a movie to find out except that going to the movies in the television era amounts to double jeopardy Besides moviegoers can no longer make out in balconies There are no balconies not even a chandelier but only large crates in shopping malls I sat in one of the crates the last time I saw a movie Young Frankenstein I think I thought I liked it so well I decided to go again and try to hear it next time The crate was full of people behaving as though watching Make a Deaf in their living rooms Chatter was so constant I kept missing lines expressed by the animated figures on the screen The second time I sat up front I had a lot of laughs but I reeled out of the crate glassy-eyed and disoriented Everybody on the street looked like Tiny Tim I was as Churchill put it to my ankles in I remember whether Young Frankenstein won anything I could look it up but to tell the truth who cares? I liked it and liked it again when the film inevitably appeared on the tube even though butchered to shambles between commercials I care because opinions of the Oscar makers to my backsliding mind rank right down there with tennis scores and the Cup brouhaha In the heyday of Dustin Hoffman and Jodie Foster still hung up on Tracy and Katharine Hepburn The best show I saw last year was Anything Goes at the Vivian Beaumont in New York That dates me all right The Cole Porter musical has been around since reign I had seen Anything Goes before I see a lot of stuff twice maybe three times But I was lured to the Lincoln Center stage even undergoing the battle of Kennedy airport by the Broadway critic of the New York Times Broadway still thrives in the Times 4 orget the Colosseum the Louvre Museum and a melody from a sym- phony by the critic wrote Lupone is the That did it and the appraisal was right She was the top That brings me to another beef which helps account for my reluctance to enter crates To witness a stage presentation is to appreciate acting and script-writing the essence of drama since Sophocles Where are the actors and writers today? Modern moviesT risk watching on pay-TV channels most of them admittedly box-office bombs and therefore available feature effects instead of actors or plots Camera work as a rule is admirable Realism as in spattered blood and sex on the hoof is wildly evident But the actors seem made of tin The lines they repeat lack substance Scenarios seem woefully uninspired For all the special effects some truly awesome the acting and scenarios betray the efforts of amateurs as opposed to products of stage-trained performers and playwrights But maybe only me living in the past In search of objectivity I must get around to seeing one of the 17 Oscar movies some time But not today 6: John A Bouvier Jr developer lawyer in Broward dead at 85 to blacks In 1951 he and his partner Malcolm Wisehart decided to open part of the previously all-white Knight Manor project at Northwest 10th Avenue and 67th Street to black families That fall there were two bombings After the first dynamiting of a vacant apartment building Bouvier described it as a act of potential In the 1950s Mr Bouvier owned and operated one of the first apartment buildings in Fort Lauderdale Terrace was a big apartment complex that everyone told him his widow said look around at all the apartments and the people living in Gateway Terrace was purchased in 1967 with a $24 million Housing and Urban Development By CHRISTINA CHEAKALOS Herald Staff Writer FORT LAUDERDALE John Andre Bouvier Jr a developer and corporate lawyer in Broward County for more than three decades died of a heart attack late Wednesday in Broward General Medical Center He was 85 played a very big role in the development of Fort said John Mayers who along with Mr Bouvier and other partners recently developed the Victoria Park Centre office building at Broward Boulevard and Southeast 15th Avenue was a low key kind man and a true entrepreneur And a real Southern Born in Ocala Mr Bouvier worked in his factory as a boy He lost his left arm in a machinery accident when he was 16 The accident his widow Barbara Bouvier said Thursday left him determined to succeed personally and professionally loved everyone from the common laborer to the middle manager to the bank feaid the woman who married Mr Bouvier five years ago was a compassionate Although Mr Bouvier was a lawyer he spent most of his professional life investing in and developing real estate first in Dade County and then in Broward He also was director of the former Landmark Banking Corp of Florida and a member of dozens of professional and charitable organizations in Broward and Dade He arrived in Dade in 1930 He was a member of the Dade County Zoning Board in 1948 and of the Dade County Planning Board in 1949 He was one of the first Dade landlords to open his apartments Condo ruling settle i age dispute By MIKE WILLIAMS Herald Staff Writer FORT LAUDERDALE A federal judge issued a preliminary ruling Thursday in a case involving age restrictions on condominium sales but the ruling will not clear up questions that have plagued se-niors-only complexes since changes last year in federal fair-housing laws US District Judge William Zloch ordered a Palm Beach County condominium association to temporarily withdraw its restriction on sales of units to people under 55 in two of its four buildings But Zloch said the case has nothing to do with the changes last year in the Fair Housing Amendments Act which took effect March 12 Lawyers for both parties created smoke screen of age and familial status Zloch wrote when the real issue was more than a basic contract dispute" Attorneys for the condominium association at Boca Glades a 385-unit development near Boca Raton could not be reached Michael Joblove who represents Minto Construction of Canada which asked for the injunction declined to comment preliminary injunction will remain in force until the case is resolved No trial date has been set Minto Construction built Boca Glades and still owns 41 units in two of the four buildings The Turn to CONDO 4BR John Andre Bouvier Jr: Developer involved in controversial complexes mortgage The owner a nonprofit group affiliated with Second Presbyterian Church where Mr Bouvier was a member of the board of directors agreed to maintain the property for 50 years as low-in- Turnto BOUVIER 5BR convictions deeply held By Celia Dugger Herald Staff Writer are being killed he said at New Covenant Church in Pompamo Beach So Baby Choice was laid out in a small white coffin Terry lifted the lid at a press conference and told the reporters the dead baby your Then he walked out Anti-abortion volunteers including recruits from across the nation will try to physically stop women from entering a Broward County abortion clinic today by putting their bodies in front of the door Saturday Operation Rescue will sponsor its first anti-abortion sit-in at a Turn to TERRY 5BR POMPANO BEACH Randall Terry was very unhappy with the press he was getting in ClOSCUP Los Angeles last week The 29-year-old ex- i- used car salesman has shot to the front rank of the anti-abortion movement in less than a year He decided to show reporters what his holy crusade is about He judged it time to take Baby Choice a 19-week-old aborted girl fetus out of formaldehyde media spent the whole week making Randy out to be a said Gary Leber a top staffer in Operation Rescue the anti-abortion group Terry founded was saying the story is too much Terry whose style of leadership in blockading abortion Florida Thursday Spring on confrontational evangelical has inspired thousands of anti-abortionists dozens of cities to go to jail for clinics arrived in South for Rescue.