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HILDR : Taylor
cautioned D k about mi taking h r
friendlines for anything m r
rious. Mimi told d j ct d Luca
that while h appr ciate hi kind­
ness, she was till in lov ith D r k.
Ted was ov rcome with emotion
when he saw the room hi mother
pt p erv d all thi
d nightm re a._ ... """ .....
. dn pping. After finding
rror made by d, t1 snoexee
when Dixie revealed he was il­
literate. Opal was hocked to e Pal­
mer working at a fast food chick n
restaurant. He assured her he own d
the "Cluck Cluck" chicken shack,
nd was on his way to becoming a
chicken empire owner. Wait To
Laurel faces a new challenge with
Timmy.
A OTHER WORLD: Ryan took
Vi ky off to a romantic beach idyll.
Spencer bailed Jake out of jail.
Determined to find Ian and clear h r
father, Mac's, nam ,Paulina nter d
the jungle unaware that her guid
was leading her into danger. Kevin
issued a warning to Carl, and lat r
received an an nymous death tb " t.
C rl insisted to Rach I he wa not
involved in th d th threats, and
was being set up. Frankie pr ed
Cass for details about his moth r.
Amanda and Grant ki d, but she
reminded him she won't be a standby
for Vicky. Paulina d vel oped a
raging fever and felt she was about
to die. When Ian left to find water,
she lieved h h d d rted her, and
stumbled her way into the jungle and
new danger. L rna wa h ck d
when Kevin' car expl d in fr nt
of h r. Wait 0 : Carl gets di -
turbing n w ut Paulina and Ian.
A TH W RLD T R
d troy C nn r creates a problem for
Eric.
G ER L HO PIT L: Jagger
nd Ston had an angry confronta­
tion, followed by Stone's d cision to
nc again, be on his own. Jagger
tailed Stone back to the Paradi
Loung wher h mad a heart-stop­
ping discovery. S n p vi il
o iffany s p dep
th t c f .
evidence linking her to Je ica's
murder. Pretending to be on a date
with her" ecret lover," Monica was
actually hiding out at Bobbie's place.
Alan, in the m anti me, took Rhonda
to the opera. Edward and Ned were
pleased by Damian's offer to help
ELQ deal with th Environmental
Protection Agency. Lucy wa set
by a driv to find out who Kath rin
really wa . Wait 0 ee: Jagg r
faces a difficult deci ion that could
chang hi life.
GUIDI LI HT: Hart broke
. up a fight tw en Bridg t and Julie
while Dylan, wh m Julie left at the
altar, told his family he wa fin , but
h n ver want d t h ar h r name
again. Blake told Holly, omething
wa going on between Ed and Eve.
In Santa Fe, Lucy ch eked with her
bank on her tru t fund. Meanwhile,
Buzz, who wanted to pay for Harley
and Mall u's wedding, call d th
bank to arrange for a withdrawal
from that account. Fletcher
w nd red if th wire story about the
lond American woman doing
w r in th Sumatran jungle
might be Alexandra Spaulding. Lucy
flirted with a cu tomer at th bar nd
wa fir d from her waitress job.
W it To : Lucy creates com­
plication for Buzz and Nadine.
YOU A D THE E T-
L : Hope and Cliff returned to .
th farmhous after she called off
their eddin. After tin Clifr.
ge bout the canCe ed w -
g, V poned hi flight to •
Genoa City and returned to the farm.
Paul turned down Jack's bid to inves­
tigate Blad without telling him he
w s already doing so in Ashley's
behalf. Blade proposed, and Ashley
accepted. Paul was bothered by the
lack of a police report on the
presumed death of Blade's twin
brother. Victoria put an envelope in
Cole's room after wishing him good
luck nhi triptoNewYork.Cricket
told Paul, she was troubled over the
Rainbow Gard ns case and her com­
mitment to Danny and her marriage.
W it To : Victor has a surprising
.. ug e tion" f r Hope.
LOVI : Frankie was part of a
gang of te n who' vandalized an
automobile. As he fled from the
scene; he was hit by Cooper's car.
After learning Cooper was an Aid n,
Frankie refused to finger him as the
driver who hit him. Alex Masters
unexpectedly r turned to town and
joined with Jeremy to protect Ava
from a stalker. Alex revealed he. and
Egypt had broken up. Angie said no
fo Trucker's bid for a date.
Christian organization urges
support for anti-hunger legislation
By RON SEIGEL
$p!clal to tM Mlchlglln Citizen
BFW ST TE T in this
country, every 53 minutes, a child
di from poverty related causes
and 13 million children -one in
every five children under 18-live.
in poverty and face the danger of
hunger.
Around the wo kl, 0,000 chil­
dren die from hunger related
causes every day, BFW notes.
The organization expressed
particular concern about Africa,
where largely because of a
drought, 42 million people face
starvation in the months ahead.
Bread for the World (BFW), a
Christian organization con rned
with hunger, has drafted two
pieces of legislation dealing with
h rrint U.S.andtheAfrican
oontinent. . ..
p Is wouid use
the resources which have gone to
military spending during the Cold
War "to feed hungry children."
BFW is calling on citizens to
write or telephone their U.S. con­
gressional representatives and
senators in support of:
• The "Every Fifth Child Bill",
which would enable the Women's,
Infants, and Children (WIC) up­
plemental food program. (BFW
states that only 55% of eligible
women and children can benefit
because of inadequate funding ..
For every dollar not spent on eligi- .
ble pregnant women, it costs four
dollars in medical treatm nt for
her underweight baby.
• The "Many Neighbors, One
Earth" bill calls for "top-t.o-bottom
refonn of foreign aid. " BFW states
that half of our foreign aid is mili­
tary and security assistance "for a
handful of countries," but the bill
would provide for "long-term
peaceful development for the
world's poorest people."
all
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once t
la ed
•
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The First U nitarian- U niver­
salist Church of Detroit is offering
a series of concerts to benefit its
organ toration program, the
Hel n Fairchild La n Music
Scholarship Fund to ben fit
Wayne State University and th -
church's Black Concerns Working
Group.
The programs begin on ep­
tember 26 at 3 p.m. with an all
organ con rt of Pops and Tran­
scriptions played by Mr. cott
Foppiano.
First u. U. Church has an his-
toric 1915 E.M. Skinner gan
that is being restored.
BFW 'President David Beck·
mann said "the election of a new
President and Congress" last year
provides "the beet chance in dec­
ades for our nation to set new pri­
orities" transferring money from
the military to problems of human
su �. _
, "If you and I act today -if we
take steps to be heard in Congress
and at the White House -we can
offer a real hope for millions of
hungry children both at home and
abroe.d."
Open
Your Child's
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