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r: f •:W5i’ 'it?.-I. Pr • m . r .i. 1 High T(Kh WWi MMrtioii of MEU ArriciALS Jones iNTEtNATioNAi. Vknew Pre. it Bush would mention Mind Exicnski inivcrsily in a aiRiili delivered June ' in Grand Junction, Colo., but the chiei executive had a sur priae In store for them. Bush cited a Mind Enteniion student. 74-year old Corolyti Sharp, during the speech. Tlie lonea people antidpaled a comment on MM EMcnaion. but they hadnl planted Sharp, a Colorado resident, as an obvi ous meidkMi. So how did a presidential speech writer know about Shart)^ In m«'et in^H (iunni{ the past several months with White House staff members, Jones exec utives had {>ass<^i out ___________ copies of (i)enn Jones’ book. “Make All America a Si bool.” It seems the speech writer read the book which includes a MIMN section on Sharp. SIC French as it applies to tennis courts A spot created by the agency TBWA in New York promotes the French Open sweepstakes by superimposing a lan guage lab tape to a video of a tennis game. GalUc voices teach viewers precfout idioms such as: **Down in front* or “^lliese are our seats* — with Englisli subtitles, bien sur. MRLEZ-VOUS TENNIS? In one of TCra image ads Iasi year, viewers at a Montana barbershop took French 101 via cable Now Tim# Warn#r City CM# (New York) subscribers are learning ba* SAIUNO CONDtnOlii; Sailing condi tions next week off the coast of Maine include winds of 10-15 knots and seat of 1-3 feet, increasing slightly on Friday Flight conditions from Maine to Denver (to check on new home construction) are expected to be variable. CoiNt Relic ts Niceville Case QttIKtI in iIm Mar Mura,* saitl Nicrvilla dty drdi Gaargt Irrlud. *1 MB claartr diMppoimad ihai the UL& SMpfgwa Caurt daclncd lo lake the caae,* mid IMd Jaaaa, Mider vice preti- deal aad gaaei^ couaaal for Warner CiBiBBiBlraHiBi hK. The haMla katMan iha arttetn and (he aMdMUp af rehtaBdiiBi vaten approved allavMie cWla wrvico. Warner auad lo UmIi *e ckrt plM8 lo hoHd a $2 mUUun MlMIlPMrVI II, at Mm I MBt«« wd *ripa* be- frugal approach lo First Amendinrni is- WMrs,* aiud a spokesman fur the National Cable Television Association Kob Slofhlard, vice president of com munications for the Community Antenna Television Association, said, 'rhe case will not go away. Gone, but not forgotten ia the way to sum H up.* Some observers took heart from the court's refusal lo hear the rase. The court ’s action doesn't give any in- dicalion how it would rule on the merits of the case, according to Frank Lloyd, an allomey with Mints. Levin. Cohn. Ferris, Giovsky and Popeo in Washington, D C There are also other cases iovoWiiig aiiioii liiol overbuilds m federal courts — Par^ould. Ark., Monanlon. N C.. ('.las fow, Ky and Nrgaonrr, Mich. — and at •ome poim. the iaaue wil conte up again before the Supreme Court Uoyd aatd. However, il may be too iMe for some operMora. aaki Wes Heppier. an altoniey with Cole, Raywid and Braver man in Washington. Consolidated TV Cable 5«ervire Inc. in Frankfort. Ky.. plans to sell its plant to the municipally owned Community Service Inc -This IS an eaample of what can ha|n pen.* Heppier said. *The government speaker wilt replace the private opcralar.* The cities are competing with an enti ty they regulate, ghdog thM a trenwa doua advantage. Iltppiar saM. Rut obaervera fr^ the municipal aide of the picture were encouraged. “The decision dears the way for aoy city that wants lo consider (a mwtidpal overbuild),* said Larrine llolbrooke, m attorney who represents cities. The esse is signidcsnl beet cates that *the courts won't cable operators' claims that everything they do it men!.* wa» *aa ♦ t<I# m i, ty study t wiS tsaue munhii finance tbe eyHem and adwrtiae l#r a buiMer iMa Abaolutsly positlvRly p#rfaet drop cabi« Inttallatlofit, •v#nrtliu#l of doaiaaliig tlio cobi# - and It laoto tbo lit# ofthodrop. No signal dooradallofi. No trouMo eaio.signal dogradatlon, Notro Ml. dsavsnngsgMRE^ylg^ • raJPerafSar PtwiNKU 9 /one ti. mi