POST RODMAN SPAZ-ATTACK: SC SORRY, KODAK STANDS BY ITS MAN

          Officials at SportsChannel apologized Monday for airing
     too much of Dennis Rodman's "profanity-laced commentary"
     after he was ejected from the Bulls-Raptors game on Sunday
     night.  In his antics, Rodman told the league to "[bleep]
     off" (CHICAGO TRIBUNE, 12/10).  Eastman Kodak Dir of
     Corporate Media Relations Charlie Smith, on whether Rodman's
     actions will impact its Rodman ad campaign: "It would take
     behavior beyond that to cause us to reconsider the campaign. 
     He had a reputation for being naughty and the commercials
     poke fun at that ...  [his act] last night reinforces what
     people already know about him.  We don't, frankly, have any
     control over his vocabulary" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES, 12/10).