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YK Gamttt Westchester Itawspaptra Monday. March 12. 1984 10 Sectioni DEBATE, Dynamic duo fights NYC iHifJsJng New York City residents have a sow who faces his first test Mayor Edward Koch and ambers of black voters, were lost in the snaffle as Mondale kan soaght to fa an Hart's Mr. Joined foreea to fight aafair la a tcfcvieioa conunemal filmed in before inany voters in this Leum of Women Voters, moderated by NBC commentator John Chancelinr and held ta AtlanteV Idrtorie Fta Theater, to try to alow Bart's bandwagon hi the They, also ran the risk, of looking like bullies mistreating the new kid on the block one who had already begun to charm the neighbors. Both Mandate and Glean played up to southern voters by emphaahang thev commitment to a strong defense and by mWm MnmrnHiwrn atimit UaWa get a dear fix on aim.

Glenn, hoping for a comeback hi Georgia and Alabama after dismal showings in the lowacancwsea and the New Hampshire primary, sprang the first attack, claiming that atondakVs iAeam Opposition to Ti At one point, Mondale quipped that teln, Hart's theme of new ideas reminded "emasculated." Mm of thr currently famous TV han. ifa ftm turned on Hart, Masting his ed which asks, "Where's thr suggestion "smaller la betfeF- when it' comes to naval aircraft carriers. Such a saggeation, he declared, "shows a fundamental lack of The ad, which win begin airing on television stations in mkf April, features Mr. of the teievUoa series "The A-Team," breaUng down the door of a landlord who haa A refused to rent an apartment to a Hispanic couple. As the head of the New York City "T-FoKe," Mr.

warns the landlord that bousing daaftiminatiM The hage, actor, laden with his usual f. diamond and gold Jeweby, is Jotoed by and members of the New YorkCtty Fair Housing Task Force, in tellingjriewers The T-Force can open doors for you. They then offer a hot line telephone number for Joining Koch and Mr. at a press conference following the videotaping was Anthony Gliedman, commissioner of the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, who presented the actor with The NewYork City Mr. Key" to the city for ht was the city's biggest key ever for the biggest man," Koch said? TrVm going to get a chain and put it around my said the burly actor, referring to the trademark chains that already cover Ins chest Bob Giraldi, director of the recent Michael Jackson Pepsi commercial, donated his time to direct the public service commercial.

The ad is part of a campaign that will include sobway posters and radio commericials. Hart told reporters later; "I think clearly, the other candidates were com- tag after me. I dont mind that; it's part of the deal." Mondale also attacked Hart's sap-port of an oil import fee, bat Hart snot back that the idea originated with the (rteiMondaleadniiiiistration, George McGovern, who is cam- paigning for Super Tuesday votes only The debaie capped a week of intense activity in the Sooth, where Just two weeks, ago Mondale was the prohibitive favorite in all three southern states which vote Tuesday. CHEER, From psigw onw- unconscious and suffered a mild skm when hit by a snowball, a team spokesman said. He was not hospttefi aai ay nn- mmjmtt, HJ sma Mwiyof buwiu kumi wnn mt -i tuiisiiiimisW.

OSCAR CONTEST 202 Connolly's reaction was the rale rather than, the exception among fans to the squad of women, the first profes-' sional football cheerleaders in the metropolitan area. So what if these cheer leaders were the pick of 500 women, aged II to 40? So what if they had mastered a six-week rigorous training program' to learn 16 minute-and-a-half dance routines to perform during the Donald Higgins, a spectator. at the. game, explained it all. "We're New Yorkers," he said, "and we don't need cheerleaders." Higgins, a U-year-old Manhattan resident, meant that these fans, unlike their more tolerant colleagues in other parts cf the nation; dont take kindly to anything that doesn't add to the on-field battle of a game.

"We want football," Higgins said, "and we dont need any sideline decoration." 2 FIRST PRIZES: Where's the fish? A woman who bought the last fish fillet at a McDonald's rcstanrant in Palo Alto, Calit, was knocked out by one of three younger women who wanted the 91-cent sandwich, police said. The three women who attacked the 42- year-old victim, whose named was not. released, were being sought by police Sunday, according to Sgt Mike Meloy. The victim had ordered the last fish sandwich available at the McDonald's and three younger women, believed to be hi their teens or early 20s, in line behind her became irritated, Meloy said. "There were some words to the victim 1 from the three behind her that they wanted said.

They followed her out (of the store) and a Coke was poured on her. One of PLUS. SMlihriwiiiMeMa Official Oscar contest entry form Best actor "Generals owner Donald Trump agrees. He's hoping the cheerleaders the giris hit the victim in the face and head But the show must go on and the fledgling cheerleaders, who win earn 135 a game for nine home games, Just went about their Job. IAtgoGeaeraMLettgoGeaenU they ehanted from the sidelines, waving their, pompons and Jumping up and down, after the Generals' first score.

Action, action, we want action! they" declared in unison a few momenta later. Some Of the fans were 'delighted with the new cheering squad. "They're fantastic and beautifu-1 anyone who decent think they're great is crazy," said William Dodds, SI of New Jersey. Kevin Thompson, another spectator, said area football should have hired cheerleaders many years ago. "We need the kind of wholesome spirit that comes with cheerleaders, and it's about time we got some cheerlead-7 ers," said the 20-year-oid mechanic.

As for the cheerleaders, they, of course, were nervous. "I never did anything like tins Jane Besigano said with a sigh as she looked over the thousands of fans during a break, "and It's at least a. bit Miss Besigano, an 18-year-oid Staten Island, dance, instructor, became a cheerleader because, she said, "it 11 be so much fun and so exciting." But she ahw has a dream that motivates many of. her colleagues on, squad. The aspiring actress to be discovered.

There's always that tiny she said as she again looked over the crowd, 'that someone out there might love my work and itll be my ticket to stardom." along with new and expensive talent on -with her hantf The victim tost she waS knocked out" ratMajsawi raiwntui rnnBm i (Mishwi rnw a Princess Anne won't compete in Olympics Princess Anne, a veteran of Olympics Best aUjpporting actress Best picture TkaMf CNT UmBmiiii' DiiaRiiMSMr D-imwMmm; supporting equestrian competition, says she wont take part in the fames in Los Angeles the neid, will, woo fans to watch loot-ball In the Hiring. Many of these fans just sat back in puzzlement as the squad of new cheerleaders sprinted onto the field shortly before game time Sunday waving large red and white pompons. They wore white boots with taatles, red Jack- eta with plenty of military braiding and white miniskirts. As the cheerleaders were dashing onto the field, a snowball fight erupted among -many of -the unrully fans in the stadium. It soon spread through much of the arena and the cheerleaders were ignored when, that is, they weren't being pelted with snowballs.

At least five people were arrested in that incident and 57 were ejected from the stadium. Mike Ferraro, the Generals' assistant equipment manager, was knocked I this summer because her horse wont be ready. I It too young and she cant effort to buy Best director PMVVMM ready-made horse for championship competitions, the only daughter of Queen 0Ww PMckata Ukw nkBMiKnai I Elizabeth II said Sunday in -fiLll Jl'liiJu'iiiil'iri I an interview with the I I British Broadcasting Corp. I The 33-year-princess, president of the British Princoes Amis CUOMO, From paojt one Best foreign film uar Cuomo refuses to look at Olympic Association, competed in the 1970 Olympics in Montreal. She said she also likes to watch sports on television.

But in inoderaUon, she said, noting that her husband Mark Phillips looks at too much soccer on TV and it "doesnt always meet with my approval." aMOM rnaaisOMri Rules MMMIMMI. Sll Dogs live off land and rich oil wells setbacks, as defeats. The lottery, he notes, was proposed to raise money for educational programs money that still could be forthcoming through bud-' get negotiations. The probation-parole combination, be said, could still survive in reduced form. On the more pressing tattle over both last year's and this year's budgets, Cuomo insists the disagreements can be chalked up to politics.

Democrats and Republicans alike, he said, must prepare for this year's elections by calling attention to their individual efforts in Albany. UMm mm mm mm ml nMM Mi I 71 4 Pull mymTSmmm iTMmmjJI. Si I jjft A mmnw mmtm imttm wn a 9mm lrC- JHmmrn mm mmmmmmt Im mm immmVmm- fmW STta MMMii'Lf mil mL'mImi1 mSHm S7S An estate once belonging to a woman known as the Dog Lady of Geff, 111., has literally gone to the dogs, and the humane society cut do anything about it Before her death. Pearl Beale Foval the Dog Lady of Geff bad attorney Richard Cochran estenusa a trust, with her pete 'inheriting: her 120-acre farm, a bouse, two Tight over lastyear'sbudaet. and he's been forced to do some particularly on staffing levels set under last year's budget For another thing, legislators who last year seemed willing, to let Cuomo set his own course are showing signs of impatience as they plan their re-election drives.

"I wouldn't say the honeymoon's -over-nut- let's -aaywe 're no-longer -newlyweds." said Charles Dumas, a spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Warren M. Anderson, the Bingham ton Republican who represents Cuomo's prime obstacle in Albany. "You've got to remember that this is an election year, and people want to make points the bome.team." For Cuomo, that has translated into a series of spate with Republicans and Democrats alike on subjects ranging from sports betting to tax cutting. And while the wars of words may- not be fatal, they do leave an impression' of difficult times ahead. One day.

several weeks agoi found himself squabbling with Anderson, Democratic Assembly Speaker Stanley Fink and Democratic Attorney General Robert Abrams on three sepa-t ate, issues. Reporters accustomed to covering what Cuomo proudly calls the "owing (translation: cordial) interplay between: the executive and legislative branches suddenly perked up, sensing producing oil wells and about S1M.000 in cash. The estate was valued at about $250,000. Mrs. FovaL whose husband died about a decade before her, bad outlived all her other relatives, and in her declining years had collected dozens of homeless pups.

When the 77-year-old Mrs. Foval died seven years ago, she had CO dogs. Twenty are still alive. When the last of the pets dies, all these riches will go to the Wayne County Humane Society. In one sense, the trust arrangement is a curse, says, society President Pat Kenshalo.

Most local residents know about the trust fund and consequently aren't donating to the society "People are under the impression that -the humane society got all this money in a will," Mrs. Kenshalo said. "That's not the case. The dogs got it" led. by- Fink and his Assembly Democrats, centers on Cuomo's decanon not to fill all the Jobs by last year's budget in mental hygiene and higher educa tion agencies the agencies hardest hit by ah early retirement incentive program that induced thou-' sands of experienced state employees to call it quits.

The fight over this year's budget, led by Anderson and his Senate Republicans, centers on tax cuts. The GOP maintains Cuomo has hidden $434 million in revenues in his proposed $35.4 billion budget, money tha could be used to reduce income and business' -taxes. "-r On both counts, Cuomo disagrees with his accusers. He insists that a recent lawsuit brought by the state Civil Service Employees Association will prove he did have the authority to keep staffing levels below those agreed upon last year. And he calls the tax-reduction plan "a that would, produce a deficit similar to the flJ billion gap that emerged ia 182.

Lt Gov. Alfred DelBello, a firsthand observer of the Senate over which he presides, insists all the trouble is aiM BertaH Moving for megabucks: Tea Room may relocate The owner of Manhattan's trendy Russian gwrcruur waa uu uic rvpea. But Cuomo denies any difficulty this year, insisting last year's honeymoon session was tougher. He rtlimiitfi much of the legislative rancor to election-year politics and looks forward to what he hopes will be the second consecutive adoption of a budget before the April 1 constitutional deadline. "The rhetoric is different this year, some of ft.

But I am not troubled by It," he said. "I dont feel especially beleaguered." After delivering a State of the State message in January containing almost Tea itoom contemplating a move to a lot adjoining Carnegie Hall that could open the said way for a high-rise, the owner's Tea Room owner Faith Stewart-Gordon I by political; Jersey gets a piece of the rock Pat Benafara video of "Love A Battlefield" was produced on "location in Clinton. Brace New Jersey officials say rock musicians, some of them famous, some of them not so famous, have -discovered New Jersey locations' for tapings of videos that -accompany their tongs. i's "Atlantic City" video SOO proposed initiatives, Cuomo has been quick to deliver specifics: Already, more than 100 program bills have been sent up for consideration, a large number for this point in a session. But some of his proposals already, have been swatted away by legislative leaders.

His controversial "pro-sports lottery," patterned after football pool cards and designed to raise $100 million for education, was spsetlvAndersonr ia that casino resort would consider an offer of 15 million for her building, provided the restaaraHc replicated next door, according to her husband, James Stewart-Gordon. Stewart-Gordon, a retired Reader's Digest editor, said the Tea Room could be replicated as free-standing building or as part of any bigh-riseTwWihs own i entrance. The Tea Room ia located at 150 West 57th Street, next to the famous music halLTbe foundation that -operates Carnegie Hall has offered to sell the vacant lot that adjoins the two buildings. Construction of hlgb-ri city-owned Carnegie Ball, the Tea Room and real-estate developer Harry Macklowe. Asbfordand I Last year, the New Jeisey Edgewater and Jersey City to "Obviously, there is a strategy on the part of a number of Republicans to protect their own skins by projecting discord and disagreement, so they dont have to answer to' the party later," be former Westchester county executive said.

"If the governor says red, theyll say green." "The difficulty is that both sides of aisk i are dealing with tins session very echoed Ttaotay Taylor, a spotesmaafor Senate Minority Leader Manfred. Qhrnntffti, D-Msssat Jan. "And fights are inevitable hi pott- tips" Motion Picture and Television videotape one of their aongs. Flock I on seven rock' of Seagulls recorded their new His plan to create new Division of video productions, said Joseph wave sound in Colts Neck.1 the orgaqiiatlon's Friedman said several new mfc Orrectional probaLkM and execathw director. videc proomions are legislators on both locked up by key tfpaisle..