European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 4, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday february 4, 1986 the stars and stripes j Page 27 Florida coach run world Best in 5l from press dispatches Gainesville. Fla. Clarence Daniel an assistant track coach at the University of Florida set a world Best or 1 00.85 in the 500-meter run Sun Day in a collegiate indoor meet. Daniel competing independently bettered the previous Best of 1 01.24 set last year by Willie Caldwell of Bay Lor. Thomas Johnson of Florida slate also beat Caldwell s time in a preliminary heat when he ran a 1 01.10, two other records were set during the six team meet. Alice Jackson or the new York pal track club ran the300 meters in 37.30 to surpass the women s american record of 37.5 set last year by Diane Dixon. Michael Timpson or Penn stat broke the men s collegiate record in the 300 meters with a time of 33.01,knocking off Elliott quow s 1983 Mark of 33.17. Aden Petersen win new Haven Conn. Jam Aaden won the 1,000-meter run and Pat Petersen took the mile in the manufacturers Hanover Challenge track and Field meet at Yale University on Sun Day. Aden was timed at 2 minutes 9.8 seconds while Petersen third in the 1985 new York Marathon turned in a 4 0performance. The meet attracted 31 competitors from the East coast Sayre takes Marat Long Beach Calif. Sayre 32, of san Francisco we the Long Beach Marathon in 2 bom 13minutes, 22 seconds sunday. Cey 26, of Santa Monica Cal Vas the first women finisher in 2 48 0gf Brad Hawthorne of Oklah Calif.,placed second in the 26-miliflb85-Yard race in 2 15 04. Carey Simonof arca Dia Calif was third in 2 23jk Deborah Heaton of re dds Calif.,was the women s runner in 2 56 59. Rhonda Davidson of Lauluma Calif.,was third fun 2 57 14. Taylor decision Al Blake sports wire Lake Hagold medallist 1 Delphia scored decision Over Rob Taylor of Phila ions to round sunday to Ai Aylor 19, used Beed and his aggressive style to keep pm pressure on Blake 23. It  the South bake of la bad. Texas tried Totake control the fifth and sixth rounds. Talk necked up the Pace in the seventh and Janina Ted the rest of the Boot  up. It was the first time Topor had fought More than eight route t Blake Paull Nat title. Came at a critical time for i knocked pot by Jimmy 5 in a bid to win the inter federation lightweight in ipod Tylor reef a to Imp tout since to turned after  the 125a title at the los Angeles i wins ski jump  Springs. Colo. Sid teem member Mike Holland .1 through on Fife second by to win90-meter ski jump in the Subaru Nal Sti jumping and nordic com championships sunday. Holland of Norwich it soared u3meters Loc Laim toe Taupe stump of the Day at How Eben Hill. His Tota of 225.2 Point stopped Hometown favorite and fellow team who captured the member Rick mew70-meter title Satu Holland finished Mth in the world cup standings Las year and placed eighth in the to joker world championships the boys. Showing Ever. Colorado  the nordic combined coma Tion which requires athletes to been to at both ski jumping and Cross county racing. Kerry Lynt of Denver won these Nior event of Jawed by Pat ahead of Breckenridg Jpn Todd Wilson of win Ter Park. Takes slalom Angevin of the $25. Fire. . Norway ses Defeated Gunnar Grassl by .25 seconds sunday to win giant slalom race in the Southwest pro us  top ranked racer on the it grand prix pro tour won the runs by .187 seconds and .058 respectively. Dins drives to Victory Phoenix Ariz. Gary Collins of Fersfield Calif., streaked to Victory in the Stock car division in sunday s ninth annual Copper world classic at Phoe Nix International  Miller of Coopersville Mich. Was second in the 40-mile event and dash of Glendora Calif was third. Three time defending Champion Jim Thirkettle of Slomar Calif failed in his bid to become the first racer to win four Copper world titles dropping out in the 21st Lap after developing engine  finished 24th in the 35-Man Field. Bobby Allison of Hueytown ala.,finished last after his car struck the Wall Between turns 3 and 4 and he had to drop out of the race. Kawasaki team leads Houston Jess Ward of Missio Viejo Calif., racing for the Kawasaki team won the second round of the nip Pon Denso super Cross series in the Astrodome  Johnson of Al Cajon Calif., Rac ing for the Honda team held a five Sec Ond Lead on Ward for the first 15 laps Tat lost the Lead in a crash and dropped to second in front of teammate David Bailey of  passed Johnson three laps from the final but Johnson held on to finish third. Honda came in with a 2-3-4 Fin ish with Johnny o Mara of Simi Val Ley. Calit grabbing the fourth spot two racers for Yamaha Bro Glover of Al Dijon. Calif and Keith Bowen of Auburn Hills Mich. Finished fifth and sixth respectively. Bailey remains in the Lead in the 13-Racesupercross series which now moves to san Diego for the third Niph. Mph run a i close behind in second place Bucks sign Earl Jones Milwaukee Earl Jones trying out since last month with the Milwaukee Bucks was signed sunday for the bal Ance of the season and for next season the National basketball association club said. The 6-foot-10tt Forward Center has been with the Bucks on two 10-Day con tracts since Jan. 11 after playing wit the Kansas City sizzlers of the Continental basketball  bocks also announced sunday that 6-5 Forward Jeff lamp who made the Bucks roster last fan after not play ing in the Aba last season would replaced on waivers monday. Reagan will order study on ways to Cut Dollar s value Washington a the High Fly ing Dollar which has battered american factory workers and Farmers May be on the verge of being tamed if a new initiative of the Reagan administration bears  Reagan in his state of the Union address on tuesday will direct trea sury Secretary James Baker to undertake a study of ways to improve the International monetary system according to administration  sources who spoke on condition they not be identified stressed that the administration has not decided what needs to be done to Reform the system. However outside economists say the Mere fact that the president has chosen to highlight the problem in a state of the Union message shows that possible Over haul is under serious consideration. To emphasize the initiative Reagan plans to visit the Treasury department on wednesday to give a Pep talk to employees. While the administration will be urged to consider everything from a return to the Gold Standard to leaving Well enough alone Many private economists Are betting the study will end up recommending some sort of target zone system of setting currency  values Are now allowed to Rise and fall in value to float without government controls. This system in effect since 1973, re placed a fixed rate Exchange system that had been Adan cd by world finance ministers in 1944under that system govern ments agreed to keep the value of their currencies within a certain Range of the Dol Lar and the United states in turn pegged the Dollar to Gold. During Reagan s first term the administration strongly supported floating rates and opposed government intervention i foreign Exchange markets. However that position has been Chang ing since Baker former White House chief of staff traded jobs with former Treasury Secretary Donald Regan. The biggest change occurred last sept.22 when Baker engineered a five country Effort to intervene in foreign Exchange markets to drive the value of the Dollar lower. The Effort by the United states Britain Japan West Germany and France was credited with helping push the Dollar value Down by about 20 percent from its Peak last March. But Clayton Yeutter the administration s Trade representative says the Dollar needs to fall another 15 percent to alleviate the soaring is. Trade deficit which hit record si48.5 billion last year. It is the Trade difficulties which have battered key segments of the Economy such As manufacturing and farming that has prodded the administration to explore other avenues to control the value of the  private economists believe the administration study will recommend setting up target zones As a Compromise Between fixed and floating Exchange rates. Under such a system the United states and other countries would intervene by Selling dollars if the Dollar s strength was above a certain level and would buy dollars if it was to weak. Floating Exchange rates Don t have an supporters left said Michael Evans a Washington economic consultant. I believe the sept. 22 agreement signalled a return to Semi fixed Exchange rates and i expect this study to come up with a conclusion saying that is the Way to  Sinai chief economist for a new York investment firm said the administration is searching for some Way to narrow the wide fluctuations in the Dollar s value that have occurred in the past 12 years. We should not move Back to fixed Exchange rates but something in Between fully flexible and fixed rates is the Way policy will go he said. David Wyss an economist with a Lexing ton mass., forecasting firm predicted that i the study will be used to shape policy when Reagan attends the seven nation economic Summit in Japan in May. Smog Lanel May ask Thatcher to testify on news a Londo Margaret Thau before a Parr gating her West cedi i prime  be asked to appear committee invest handling of the fair the Pafel s Deputy chair Man says. The House of commons 1committee is angered at the Wernent g refusal to allow two civil servant before the panel to answer t. Their roles in a news leak a Thatcher s office. The prime minister has ithe leak outside of statement be made to parliament where she said Jowas not consulted about the disc Oslo that she agreed with la Tafti i inn on policy grounds. Or. John  opposition Labo party member of apr lament and the com Mittee s Deputy flu Nan said on the bbl next week sunday pro Gram that. Be he could not speak lot the panel it impossible that Thatcher would be Cal Tamyrii witness. E end of the Day it nary come to it we May want to invite her in front 6 committee he Stid. Leak involved a finding by the government s Law Ohst that a statement then defense Secra Stmichael Heseltine nude on  and american res Cue Plaj Bathe ailing Westland helicopter lined material inaccuracies.". A supporter of the european bid on Jan. 9, three Days after the. Charging that the government s stated policy of neutrality in the matter was Asham. On Jan. 25, Trade and Industry Secre tary Leon Brittan whose office was responsible for the leak resigned to spare Thatcher further embarrassment in dealing with " worst political crisis in nearly seven in office. Tan appeared before the committee but be refused to answer questions about circumstances leading up to the leak. The Gova ferment also has ordered two of Brittany Civ Avent assistants not to appear before univ Ommittee prompting the opposition to rent charges that Thatcher a attempting parliamentarians of Thatcher s conservative party have iced concern Over the Issue and some have gently suggested she should consider not in eng for a thirdterm