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Show Pge A4 Thursday, January 7, 1982 The Newspaper DMHlMlay Stars January 7 Jack Green Januarys Betty Moench January 9 Bill Lewis January 11 Julie Home Doug Dorsay Norm Sagona January 12 Teri Williams Snookie Spa ul ding January 13 TimVaughan Brock Rosenblatt Beau Brinkerhoff Virginia Clancy Erik Low PMPIS1 IMOIIuWO mm If you wish to be listed in our Professional Services, please call 649-9014. I DENTISTS: The Dental Clinic Dr. Richard Barnes North Park Avenue across from Golf Course Call for appointment We're Open Daily, Evenings & Saturdays 649-6332 For emergency call 649-6786 Park City Dental Associates Pamela K.Hilbert, D.D.S. familv dentistry Richard E. Randle, D.D.S., M.S. practice limited to orthodontics Located in the Brent C. Hill Building across from the Holiday Inn Office hours 9-5 Monday through Friday Saturday by appointment 649-6066 The Smile Creation Dane Q. Robinson, DDS Craig R. 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Park Meadows Plaza 1500 Highway 248 East 649-5239 S.L.C. 24-hour answering: 268-9112 OPTICIAN:: Park City Optical Holiday Village Mall 649-2020 Designer eyewear, sunglasses, ski glasses, prescriptions tilled, frames adjusted and repaired. 10-6 Monday-Saturday ATTORNEYS J. Bruce Savage Attorney at Law Silver King State Bank Building 1650 Park Ave., Park City, Utah 84060 649-5039 IlLtfinil (trail TTIMee INTERNATIONAL Abidjan, Ivory Coast A former air force lieutenant who overthrew the government of Ghana 2V2 years ago became dissatisfied with the present regime, so he led another coup last Thursday. Deposed leader Hilla Limann dropped out of sight after the coup, led by Jerry J. Rawlings, and diplomats had reported he was under house arrest. But Ghana's official radio said Monday that Limann was arrested Monday while apparently trying to escape the country. He and three security personnel were stopped at a roadblock 50 miles from Accra, the capital. Rawlings, a former flight lieutenant, seized power in 1979 from Lt. Gen. Frederick Akuffo. After 112 days in office, he handed over the presidency to Limann. But last week, Rawlings charged that the present government was'guilty of drug profiteering and denial of human rights. Rawlings dissolved Ghana's constitution, its parliament, and all political parties. He said all decisions would be made by his provisional National Defense Council. Canal Zone, Panama Fifteen Polish seamen jumped ship here and asked for asylum in the United States, bringing to more than 115 the number of Polish seaman defectors in Canada and the Americas. Fourteen sailors and six of their wives deserted a Polish vessel in Australia, and other Poles threatened to hold their boats in Vancouver as a protest against martial law'ip their homeland. Manila, The Philippines The family of a popular Filipino sports hero said he is missing and blamed President Ferdinand Marcos. Marcos Mar-cos was angry, they said, because their son, Tomas Manotoc, eloped in Virginia last month with Imelda Marcos, the president's eldest daughter. Court records in the U.S. confirm the marriage, but a spokesman for President Marcos Mar-cos denied the wedding, and said that, in any case, Filipino law does not recognize Maijotoc's divorce from his first wife, beauty queen Aurora Pijuan. The Manotoc family, which opposes Marcos on political grounds, said the president had opposed the love match. Manotoc, an amateur golfer and professional basketball coach, was last seen a week ago Tuesday dinning in an exclusive restaurant with Miss Marcos . Beirut, Lebanon Ousted Iranian President Bani-Sadr warned that Iran was headed for bank-Rtcyeaid, bank-Rtcyeaid, feibe. 'ar,:mth,1Jr,3&and tbeiliageripgjeffectsjofi U.S. boycotts. Pisa, Italy The Leaning Tower of Pisa didn't do much leaning this year. The tilt gets worse continually, but scientists reported the smallest increase in 15 years last week .003 inch. NATIONAL Washington President Reagan said Monday that there was no wrongdoing in the conduct of security adviser Richard Allen. But Allen was shown the White House door anyway, to be replaced by Deputy Secretary of State William P. Clark. A White House source said that Reagan and Allen agreed the change would be better, in view of recent controversy. Allen was under investigation in-vestigation by the Justice Department for his receipt of $1,000 from a Japanese magazine; for gift watches he had received from Japanese friends, and for mistakes in his government financial statements. Clark will have broader powers as the new adviser, ad-viser, including a direct line to the president. The new adviser, who was a chief of staff when Reagan was governor of California, came under sharp attack last year at his Senate confirmation hearings for his lack of knowledge of foreign affairs. af-fairs. . Norfolk, Virginia As the old year ended, a new era in American medicine began with the birth of the first American test-tube baby. Roger and Judith Carr exhibited their daughter Elizabeth. Meanwhile, one of. the doctors in charge of the fertilization process bragged that he had helped create "the smallest American- The Carr's had suffered through three abnormal abnor-mal pregnancies since 1974, which led to the removal of Mrs. Carr's fallopian tubes, where fertilization usually occurs. But, using a process started in England, doctors removed an egg from the mother, fertilized it with the father's sperm, and transferred the embryo back to the womb. Des Moines, Iowa A local man threatened to kill himself one minute before New Year's Eve so his family could qualify for welfare. In an anonymous letter to the Des Moines Register, the man said he was killing himself because the 1981 Iowa State Legislature decided two-parent families were not eligible for Aid to Dependent Children payments. But after hearing a radio appeal from the Register's editor, the man, 36-year-old Navy veteran Lester Williams, contacted a psychiatrist. Williams later told reporters he planned to accept a job offer from a department store. - Williams' note had said that after Jan. 1, "I will no longer be living in the home. Forgive me, Polk County, for the expense of my burial." The incident sparked a. debate over the change in welfare regulations. A Democrat in the state legislature, Tom Jochum,' said Williams' plight was "a perfect example of Reaganomics at work" and he cited instances where the prohibition on two-parent families had broken up homes. But GOP legislator Delwyn Stromer said that the job offer proved that work was available for welfare recipients. Apple Valley and Burbank, California Two of Hollywood's most familiar character actors died last week in California. Victor Buono, frequently seen as the "Fat Man" villain of numerous movies and TV shows in the 1960s, was found dead in his home Friday of natural causes. Buono was 43. Hans Conried, a veteran of show business of nearly 45 years died of a heart attack Tuesday at 64. He was probably most familiar as "Uncle Tonoose" on the Danny Thomas Show. The 6-foot-4, 400-pound Buono began playing character parts at a young age, beginning, with "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane", which won him an Oscar nomination. In the film "Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte", the 25-year-old actor , played the, father of 57-year-old Bette Davis, ola, the , years ilhat ( followed, he .was r in demand for villainous role's in practically every TV adventure show as King Tut on "Batman", and such series as "Wild Wild West" and "Man From UNCLE ... Buono was also a popular "Tonight Show" guest for the doggerel poetry he wrote which poked fun at his huge weight. ("I think that I shall never see ... my feet. " ) Hans Conried, by contrast, was a cadaverous expert, playing the haughty, temperamental college professor, psychiatrist, or concert master. Renowned aoneof show business' most notorious scene stealers, Conried made his first film in 1937 and his most recent in a long line of credits included the TV series "Alice" and the movie "O God Book II". He lent his voice to hundreds of animated cartoons, car-toons, notably as Captain Hook in Disney's "Peter Pan" and Snidely Whiplash in the "Dudley Doright" shorts. Washington-Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist has returned to work on the high bench after being treated for drug, withdrawal that caused short "disturbances in mental clarity" according to a hospital spokesman. The drug was apparently treatment for a back problem that has long afflicted Rehnquist, but a medical spokesman said that when it was withdrawn the justice started to hear and see "things that other people did not hear and see." Observers have noticed that in recent months Rehnquist, considered con-sidered the most conservative Supreme Court judge, has had trouble speaking from the bench. The best person to see about your HEALTH INSURANCE may be your car, home and life agent! See or call: Max O. Vierig 1700 Park Avenue (Mt. Air Mall) 649-9161 Monday-Friday 9-5 Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. STATE FARM MUTUAL S AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois STATE FARM INSURANCE |