European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - October 5, 1987, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 12 the stars and stripes monday october 5,1987 faces a places higher highs and lower lows Nancy Reagan from press dispatches Nancy Reagan says lire in inc White Home has a Way of intensifying things inc highs seem higher and inc lows much lower. I never thought it would be this magnified this concentrated although we be been in Public a Lac most of our lives the first lady said in an interview published in sunday s Chicago Tribune. I Don t think any body can possibly Tell anyone else what it s like. I know pc pc tried to Tell  she Mil Viii Chicago her child Hood Home wednesday to receive a $100,000 award to the Nancy Reagan Drue abuse fund from Ronald Mcdonald children s shanties. The first lady described the difficulty she has had from Lime to Lime in cooing with Public criticism particularly from Media observers who have occasionally depicted her As a manipulating Power behind the throne especially wounding she admitted was the attack by new York times columnist William satire who accused her of extraordinary  in last Spring s ouster of former while House chief of staff Donald Regan. That was a Little rough she said. Also hard to stomach she said was criticism of the White House during the darkest moments of the an Contra affair. Everybody likes to be liked she said it was a difficult period certainly. It s never easy to endure Public criticism.  song ban brings serenade All Lansing City councilman Sid Worthington wanted to do was keep the University of Michigan s tight song off inc streets. But dozens of Michigan fans responded to inc Ben of the victors by Catling City. Hall and serenading the staunch Michigan stale University fan and now Wothington is worried. I m really fearful i m going to Leam inc words to that  he said. Worthington contends the victors is noise pol Lution so when he was revising the City s ordinances he added one that prohibits vehicles from having mechanical devices that play the song. Wothington s Tongue in Cheek ordinance went into effect about a month ago bul in t being enforced. He says the ordinance will be eliminated in a couple of months when the City incorporates some state changes into its traffic code. However it has prompted some interest in Ann Arbor inc Home of Michigan slate s archrival. Worthington has agreed to attend an Ann Arbor City Council counterpart this week to debate the merits at Michigan is. Michigan state which is in East Juning. The confrontation Between the schools football cams is scheduled for saturday at Michigan stale. Cowboy Art to be exhibited the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western heritage can scr of Oklahoma ally will represent the United states As the invited nation at an annual an exhibition in Paris from oct. 24 to nov. 8. Each year inc exhibition which was founded in 1903 by such French artists As Rodin Joa Doln re noir Monti and Cezanne invites a nation to be featured at the event which traditionally opens the French an and cultural season this is the first time in the 84-year history of the event that inc United Stales has been chosen Japan was inc invited nation last year. I think All oklahoman. All soul westerners All americans can take justifiable Pride in what has been done Here,1 said Byron Price executive director of the Cowboy Hall of Fame. He said the event establishes credibility for Ameri can and Western Art and paves the Way for additional ventures into the International Arena. Disowned heiress settles suit Frances Woodruff the disowned daughter of coca cola heir George w. Woodruff has settled her suit challenging his will for 117 million. Praise the lord it s Over she was quoted by the Atlanta journal Constitution on saturday a Day after the settlement was filed in Fulton county Ca Superior court. Woodruff was once committed to a mental institution by her father who died last february at 91. She reportedly win gel si0 million after taxes and Legal fees bul details of the settlement were ordered scaled by Superior court judge Don Langham. Everything has been resolved satisfactorily said Frank junes an Atlanta lawyer representing the estate administrator trus. Company of Georgia. The elder Woodruff left $30 million to each of his other two daughters Irene w. Michael and Jane Woodruff and a total of j150 million to seven educational and medical institutions Minneapolis plugging itself Minneapolis City Council members arc pushing a lots pizza lot it plan conf of left and Lorenxo Amoto ant to minded by ingred Lenti at they practice la Pitta away no for what they Hope will be the world t target plus. They Wilt attempt to Baka a 100-foot, 3�, a Taxa in a Eon Teit in Tolla Hattee Flo later of feb month $350,000 advertising Campaign aimed at gelling Resi dents to stay put and enjoy their City s lakes schools neighbourhoods affordable housing and other Ameni ties. If the Campaign is approved Minneapolis would join several other Large cities which have found it s not enough to pave streets plow Snow and offer Good police Protection. Cities also must remind residents of those cry ices and reassure them they arc Wise la slay in the City. I think the City does have to resort to the same techniques that everyone Lse uses said coun Cilman Brian Coyle. The City has to use mass Media to promote  la i a new age where you Market your City agreed councilman Tony Scallon. Minneapolis officials Are convinced they must sell the City to curb More than 20 Yean of flight to the suburbs. The City s population dropped from More than 482,000 in i960 to about 360,000 in 1986, according to the City planning department s annual state or the City report. How bad is weird this upcoming Issue of rolling Stone features Michael Jackson his Best Friend s a Chimp named bubbles a favor Ite Hobby is face sculpting at Twenty nine he still lives with his Mother oxygenates in a hyperbaric chamber and hell do anything to sell 100 million los. Bad Well weird at least read about one of the Many mysteries that have provided the Media with a Bonanza of gossip and speculation also in this Issue read about Springsteen s new album Tunnel of love due out this fall. Rolling Stone Magazine is available for $1.95 at a stars and stripes Bookstore near you