LEAD: The College of Staten Island has unveiled its master plan for a $400 million campus designed by Edward Durell Stone Associates on the site of the old Willowbrook State School. The plan involves the construction of six new buildings and the renovation of 14 others at a 200-acre site near the center of the island off Victory

POSTINGS: 200 Acres, $400 Million; Planning for a New Campus on S.I.

LEAD: ONE of this city's most prominent structures, the vacant England's department store building, has been bought by a developer who plans to renovate it for retailing and other uses.

NATIONAL NOTEBOOK: PITTSFIELD, MASS.;
Revitalizing Old England's

LEAD: IN baseball record books his first name is listed as Bill, a nickname, he said, he acquired as a student at Williams College. His legacy is one line in the record book: 20 times at bat, 1 hit, 3 walks, 2 runs batted in, and a lifetime batting average of .050.

.050 Hitter In Spotlight

LEAD: IT is obvious that it is the king around here. Drive past its mammoth corporate headquarters a few miles south of downtown, and you spy the people filing in, day after day, to board the bus tour, thread through the brewery and meander around the stable to gawk at the famous Clydesdales. Many of the faithful then pay further obeisance by snapping up souvenir shirts and mugs at the tour center and then - why not?

The King of Beers Raises the Ante

LEAD: DR. SUSAN GUNDUZ, a Northport pediatrician who is single and in her early 30's, was invited to the home of married friends for a party.

Social Life of Single Professionals

LEAD: The American military commander here said today that his forces had begun to make significant progress in restoring order in Panama City and the countryside. But there was no indication that the American forces had made any progress toward one of their main goals, the capture of Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega, the dictator who went into hiding when the Americans invaded this country four days ago.

Fighting in Panama: Overview; G.I.'s in Panama Report Gains in Restoring Order

LEAD: Nicolae Ceausescu, the deposed Communist President of Rumania, was reported captured today as the army continued to do battle with the dictator's powerful security police in Bucharest and in at least half a dozen other Rumanian cities.

Upheaval in the East: Overview; RUMANIAN INSURGENTS CAPTURE CEAUSESCU; HIS POLICE BATTLE WITH ARMY FOR SURVIVAL

LEAD: Would you believe that the Knicks could win a game with the improbable team of Patrick Ewing, Trent Tucker, Kenny Walker, Pete Myers and Rod Strickland on the floor?

Knicks' Odd Cast Overtakes Nets

LEAD: In an unusual real estate deal, two Manhattan developers have gone into partnership with a Russian philanthropy to tack nine stories onto the philanthropy's Upper West Side town- house headquarters. The expanded building will contain ll luxury apartments and 3,200 square feet of doctors' offices, as well as new headquarters space for the philanthropy, the Russian Aid Society, which will share in revenues from the medical space.

POSTINGS: Luxury on West 86th; A Russian Deal

LEAD: SALES of home sites to builders and individuals are on the rise at St. Lucie West, a master-planned community of individual neighborhoods near the $11.2 million sports complex where the New York Mets hold spring training.

NATIONAL NOTEBOOK: PORT ST. LUCIE, FLA.;
New Community On 4,600 Acres

LEAD:  Natural-Gas Demand Soars  The recent bitter cold across much of the nation has left dozens of utilities and large industrial customers scrambling to secure enough energy to avoid shortages. Page 20.  Gorbachev Warns Baltics  The Soviet President criticized those seeking secession from the Soviet Union, saying any such move would ''sow discord, bloodshed and death.

INSIDE

LEAD: The Bush Administration laid the foundation for the attack against Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega weeks ago by drafting new military plans, rehearsing them and secretly moving tanks and helicopters to Panama in case President Bush decided to order United States forces into action, senior Administration officials said.

Fighting in Panama: The Planning; U.S. Invasion: Many Weeks of Rehearsals

LEAD: A CHILD pushed open the door of the wardrobe so as to hide in it. It was, however, no ordinary wardrobe. It was hung with fur coats. The child pressed on further through the dark recesses of the cupboard, pushing aside the soft folds of fur and discovering beyond them a new world. What crunched beneath the feet was not mothballs but snow.

C. S. Lewis, Sins and All

LEAD: ''It's the Securitate,'' yelled a burly man, leaning out of the open door of the small white car as it careened, horn honking and lights blazing, down a dark and empty boulevard. ''They're shooting again, the bastards.''

Upheaval in the East: Atrocities; Hatred of Security Forces Growing As Rumanian Atrocities Increase

LEAD: With the collapse of President Nicolae Ceausescu's regime in Rumania, Stalinism, the system of incorporating Communist power in a single, all-powerful leader, has crumbled in every Eastern European Communist country except Albania.

Upheaval in the East: The Old Order; The Collapse Of Stalinism

LEAD: Earlier this month U S West Inc. made a successful bid to lay a fiber-optics network in the Soviet Union. Last week, the Commerce Department indicated it would allow the deal to go through. The decision could signal a willingness by the United States to ease restrictions on high-tech exports. These exports are currently limited by the Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls, called Cocom, which includes 17 Western countries.

Setting High Tech Free

LEAD: HELPING psychologically troubled college students is becoming more difficult because the demand for treatment is outpacing the funds available for it, college counselors and administrators say.

As Stress Rises for College Students, Counseling Centers Try to Keep Pace

LEAD:  WHAT KIND OF LIFE  The Limits of Medical Progress.  By Daniel Callahan.  318 pp. New York: Simon & Schuster. $19.95.

Future Health: How Much Care?

LEAD: A luxury rental apartment house is under construction on the site of a former A. & P. food market on the southwest corner of 79th Street and First Avenue in Manhattan. The project will have a base of 16 stories and a 28-story tower along the First Avenue side of the building, which will carry the address 350 East 79th

POSTINGS: East Side Luxury; 238 Rental Units

LEAD: RETROSPECT often makes the most recent moments seem the most vivid. That is usually a trick that our minds play upon us, but surely not in the 1980's. The pictures of Berliners dancing upon, pouring through, chipping hunks out of their hated wall, symbolizing the end of 45 years of cold war, seem incredible now, and surely they and what they epitomize will still seem extraordinary in the next century.

Shall We Dance?; As Two Worlds Warm, A Post-Postwar Order Awaits

LEAD: HOTEL construction is on the upsurge in Santa Monica - so much so that voters will decide next year whether to curb it.

NATIONAL NOTEBOOK: SANTA MONICA, CALIF.;
Hotel-Growth Referendum

LEAD: The Jets had nothing at stake today, and it showed.

Bills Rout Jets and Take Division Title

LEAD: A year after a four-pound plastic bomb blew Pan American World Airways Flight 103 out of Scotland's skies, a chain of luck, toil and sleuthing has led police officers to this university city, where a three-story apartment hides deep in a suburban cul-de-sac.

Portrait of Pan Am Suspect: Affable Exile, Fiery Avenger

LEAD: ''WHEN Naivete Meets Wall Street'' (Dec. 3) drew many letters from readers. The article examined the way investor complaints have been handled on Wall Street in the aftermath of a United States Supreme Court decision in May 1987 upholding the securities industry's right to compel customers to submit their complaints to an industry-run arbitration forum.

Wall Street's Arbitration System: Friend or Foe?

LEAD: DRIVERS on Long Island highways who are stopped for sobriety tests this holiday season are more likely than ever to be checked by police officers also trained to tell if the drivers are under the influence of drugs.

Drug Tests Increasing At Road Checkpoints

Matthew Dean Calvert is a Canadian former professional ice hockey left winger who played for the Columbus Blue Jackets and Colorado Avalanche during his career in the National Hockey League (NHL). He was drafted by the Blue Jackets in the fifth round, 127th overall, of the 2008 NHL Entry Draft.

December 24, 1989

Headlines from December 24, 1989

POSTINGS: 200 Acres, $400 Million; Planning for a New Campus on S.I.

NATIONAL NOTEBOOK: PITTSFIELD, MASS.; Revitalizing Old England's

.050 Hitter In Spotlight

The King of Beers Raises the Ante

Social Life of Single Professionals

Billboard 200

Girl You Know It's True

Storm Front

Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814

...But Seriously

Forever Your Girl

Notable Births

Historical Context for December 24, 1989