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Speaking of Soaps Update of daily serials SUCTION 2 - PAGE 5 - PLAIN DfcALKK - FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1984 Chris Rich (Sardy, AW) has found that while living in lower Manhattan provided him with much needed space in his living quarters, it has also provided local thieves greater access to his brand new car. Last week, right in front of his apartment, one of New York's not-so-finest made off with Chris* stereo, tape deck and radar detector. "I guess he wanted to make sure that he wouldn't get a speeding ticket as he made his getaway," Chris surmised. One thing the crooks didn't take was the in­ tricate alarm system that Chris had had installed after the last theft. "Needless to say, it wasn't working." Recap: 2-7 - 3-2 Preview: 3-5 - 3-9 * AS THE WORLD TURNS - Craig and Margo are rescued from the fire. When the doctor says Craig can walk and that his paralysis was probably hysterical, Lyla accepts this but Betsy is skeptical. A charred body is found in the ruins and is tentatively identified as Richard. Steve pressures Betsy to leave Craig right away. Maggie wants to level with Frank. THIS WEEK: Lyla blasts Betsy. Have we seen the last of Richard? LOVING -- Shana remembers being jilted by Jim in Rome. Mike tells Tony he'd better not hurt Stacey. Lorena plans to blackmail Tony into seeing her again. ANOTHER LIFE -- Lance's gunfire hits the Dar Salaam Bible which Babs was carrying and Bab is unharmed. Dave informs Vaughn that he is sterile. Princess "TJlanda assumes the false identity of Janice Wright. Carla warns Gene that his work is becom- ming more important than his family. THIS WEEK: Peter has news to share. The Bible is for sale. - RYAN'S HOPE - Siobhan breaks off hei; engagement to Bill. Laslow realizes Siobhan is pregnant but promises to tell no one. Laslow finds out the hit on Jack which nearly killed Joe came from within Max's organization. Realizing that Hutch may be the mastermind of the [dan, Laslow rushes to the hospital worried that Joe's life may be in danger. Leigh tells Jack she knows she's lost him to another woman. She intends to sell half the station. THIS WEEK: Max charms Jill. Jacqueline protects Joe. ANOTHER WORLD - David suffocates Uncle Kevin before he can appoint Sally as Kevin's trustee. But, Uncle Kevin already made the change without David knowing it. Josh accepts Donna's jotroffer to pay back the money she paid for his car repairs. Mac decides he wants to spend more time with his family and asks Jamie and Sandy to run Cory Publishing. Quinn is the victim of two more practical jokes. Larry thinks it's the result of abnormal aggressive behavior by someone who wants to hurt Quinn. THIS WEEK: David worries that Sally will find out what he did. Jamie and Sandy have a disagreement. GENERAL HOSPITAL - Blackie accuses Steffi of getting him into bed to divert him from the contract. Rose and Jake realize their religious dif­ ferences prevent them from marrying. Jackie publishes a story about Rick accepting a bribe from Brock. Rick is suspended as Commissioner of Health. He will have four weeks to prove his innocence before he is removed from office. Edward doesn't trust Lorena. THIS WEEK: Tiffany is lonely and restless. Edward is in danger. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - Travis and Liza decide to take T.R. into their home on a trial basis. Warren has to take a menial construction job. Cagney gives Warren back his check and tells him she feels guilty for delaying Suzi's divorce. Wendy goes back to Stephanie's house to sell her stereo and TV but Stephanie stops her.Hogan loses his head and slugs Jack. Sunny is upset he lost control. Sunny tries to convince Helen to testify against Jack. Warden accuses Kristin of turning against him. THIS WEEK: Wendy turns against her mother. Sunny feels awkward about working with Hogan. GUIDING LIGHT - Beth ahd Lilian decide to charge Bradley with rape. Stacey needs corrective surgery. Mindy thinks*she could be pregnant. Ed decides to operate on Tony. Rick finds Mindy at an abortion clinic. Tony makes up his will and makes peace with Lujack. Bradley is arrested. Hiliary Is quarantined in San Rios. Jim urges Quint to research the necklace further. THIS WEEK: Tony faces surgery. Alexandra puts one over on Alan. EDGE OF NIGHT - Jody learns from Tess that Maxine has been found murdered. Di Di and Calvin get married. Alicia offers Gunther $100,000 for in­ side information on Raven and Logan. Chris and Miles agree their relationship is over. Logan is disturbed to learn that Raven plans to retain custody of Jamey. Cliff gets a job offer from the state capitol. Standing Elk tells Marty he should search fo£~his name at the burial ground but not until the land is returned to them. THIS WEEK: Logan braces for a fight. Geraldine is worried. 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Ryan presses for the true story. CAPITOL - Beth feels strongly attracted to Jordy although she wants a relationship with Thomas. Amy feels betrayed by her mother. Myrna finds a new diversion to keep her mind off her troubles. THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS - Traci wonders if Tim demanded sexual favors from Beverly. When Victor tries to rescue Nikki from Rick, Rick shoots him with spear gun. Paul and Andy grab Nikki and Rick slips into the surf and disap­ pears. Jack offers to help Dina's company break into the cosmetics business. Julia is instantly attracted to the French stranger. Kay gives up booze and coffee to prepare for her surgery. THIS WEEK: Jack cautions Jill. Traci questions Tim. ALL MY CHILDREN - Erica prepares for her wedding to Adam. The night before her wedding, she sleeps with Tom who is distraught over his separation from Brooke. Meanwhile, Brooke finds out she's pregnant and won't tell anyone. Chuck and Phoebe decide to visit Betty in Washington. Jessie loses another job and gets frustrated. Erica tells Adam she won't sign any prenuputal agreement and Adam says he'll marry her anyway. THIS WEEK: Tom tries to get back with Brooke. Phoebe confronts Betty. ONE LIFE TO LIVE - Bo is to be the best man at the wed­ ding of Jenny and David. Brad provides a round-trip ticket to someone he's sure will stop the wedding. Alec tells Makana he wants no part of the charity embezzling. Carla and Sadie worry about Alec. Viki worries about the plant that is about to close. Cassie pushes Simon aways as David comes in with fire in his eyes. This frightens Cassie. Asa tries to make up with Bo but fails. THIS WEEK: David shows a darker side. The wedding has a surprise guest. DAYS OF OUR LIVES - Tony lies to Anna, telling her he loves her. This will keep her out of the way. If she thinks he loves her, he will be better off. Hope asks Larry to help her start a new life. Stefano is back. THIS WEEK: Phoenix gets another videotape. Bo and Larry have a confrontation. LOTTERY The Illinois State Lottery, wh ch took 7Vi years to reach its first billion-dollar sales mark, has reached the second billion- dollar sales level less than two years later. general •• yoi ICI CM News Area model railroad club celebrates tenth year The Lake County Model Railroad Club of 107 Main Street (rear entrance), Wauconda, will celebrate its tenth anniversary year with an open house March 13 and 14. Train operations will be open to the public from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day. Ad­ mission is free. At past open houses, the train layout's operation has drawn crowds of model railraod en­ thusiasts from metropolitan areas as far away as Rockford, Madison, Milwaukee and Joliet. Visitors are welcome to ob­ serve three to five trains operating simultaneously on the layout. The trackage consists of 2,600 feet of nickel silver rail spiked onto more than 50,000 individually hand-laid ties. 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