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STANCE COMBO BENCH

This wide stance combo bench
offers the exclusive TUFF
STUFF decline mechanism.
Unlike any other, this bench is
adjustable from 90 degrees of
incline to 18 degrees of decline
allowing for declined bench
presses as well as sit-ups.

Stk. #93238

'93 ES 300 $359 Per Month For 48 Months

WARDINSE PRICE

Reg: 969"

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Squat rack and weights nor included

TID-4 MULTI
PURPOSE BENCH

This unique bench is for
use with power cages or
Smith Machines or any
application that requires a
high level of adjustability.
The adjustments range
from 90 degrees incline to
18 degrees decline.

Reg:
8 289"
OUR PRICE

$239 95

'93 Coupe $499 Per Month For 48 Months

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TLM-8 LAT MACHINE

Stk. #93171

Get ahead of the competi-
tion with this TUFF
STUFF lat and low row
combo machine. This lat
machine and foot plates
for standing pulley work,
chromed weight carriage
guide bar and ball bearing
pulleys. SM00000TH...

'93 LS 400 $569 Per Month For 48 Months

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WAREHOUSE PRICE

Reg: 929"

call 1-800-333-8696 or call collect 517-394-8000

Exit 104 off 1-96 • 5709 S. Pennsylvania, Lansing • 517/394-8000

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With 10% Cap reduction plus 1st month payment, $500 refundable security deposit,
tax, tags & fees. Based on MSRP for ES 300 of $31,963; LS 400 $51,163; SC 300
Coupe $41,963. Lessee has option to purchase ES 300 for $15,342.24; LS 400
$26,604.76; SC 300 $20,142.24. Lessee responsible for excess wear and tear
based on written appraisal. Call for details.

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Los Angeles (JTA) — A
California legislator has
learned, somewhat to her
surprise, that the expression
"jew down" is not acceptable
language on the floor of the
State Assembly.
Assemblywoman Kathleen
Honeycutt, a first-term
Republican from San Ber-
nardino County outside Los
Angeles, used the offensive
phrase while commenting on
the practice of some general
contractors in the construc-
tion industry to squeeze
their subcontractors finan-
cially.
The practice, Ms.
Honeycutt said, "gives the
contractor great leverage to
kind of jew down the subcon-
tractor," the Los Angeles
Times reported.
After she finished her
remarks, a fellow legislator
told her in measured tones
that he found the term offen-
sive. Ms. Honeycutt
apologized, but the matter
did not rest there.
The following day, the
debate was rebroadcast to
2.6 million cable television
subscribers, eliciting pro-
tests from some viewers and
from other legislators in a
state still nervous about past
and potential ethnic ten-
sions.
Two Jewish legislators and
11 others issued a sharply
worded letter urging
Honeycutt to "reflect upon
her comment and attitude."
Ms. Honeycutt, who won
election last November after
running on a Christian fun-
damentalist, anti-abortion
platform, apologized again
in an interview, but initially
managed to dig her hole a
little deeper.
"I had used the term in the
past and never thought of
the offense it would cause
someone who is Jewish," she
said. "It just had not oc-
curred to me." She added,
however, that "I needed cor-
recting on it, and I stand cor-
rected."
Ms. Honeycutt also
assured the news media that
she had "some very dear
(Jewish) family friends,"
among them a man who
gave her her first job, the
doctor who delivered her
children and a dentist for
whom her mother worked.
"They are all wonderful
Jewish people," she con-
cluded. ❑

Man is truly great only
when he acts from his pas-
sions.
—Benjamin Disraeli