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By Andrew Yurkovsky Manchester Herald at hospital The Police Department plans to move forward with a planned reorganization despite cuts By Andrew J. Davis “ We do not think ouremployees recommended by Town Manager Robert B. Weiss to Manchester Herald need or want a union to represent its proposed 1988-89 budget, Deputy Chief Henry them,” the statement read. "O ur "B ud” Minor said today. The United Food and Commer­ wages, benefits and working Weiss made few cuts to the requests of cial Workers Union is trying to conditions are comparable to department heads in arriving at his proposed $64 unionize the 950 non-union em­ those of other hospitals and million General Fund budget, but the requests by ployees of Manchester Memorial industries in the area. The items the Police Department did receive significant cuts, Hospital, though hospital officials that are listed (by the union) are Assistant Town Manager Steven R. Werbner said say a union is not wanted. benefits that Manchester Memor­ ial Hospital has offered to em­ last week. Lisa T. Meucci, business repre­ ployees for 25 years.” Police Chief Robert D. Lannan had sought a 18.5 sentative for the union’s Local 919 The union would like about half percent increase over the 1987-88 police appropria­ in Hartford, said today that union of the non-union employees tojoin tion, but the amount recommended by the manager. efforts are underway for all before asking to be recognized by $4,992,297. represents a 13.8 percent increase. hospital employees other than the hospital as the employees’ Despite the cuts, however. Minor said today thaf- registered nurses. The hospital’s bargaining agent. the department was going ahead with its efforts to 218 registered nurses belong to Meucci said she did not think reorganize the department along the lines recom­ the Federation of, JNurses and the hospital’s evaluation of job mended in a 1986 personnel report. Health Professionals union. Minor added that the main priority of the descriptions and wages for its "What we’re trying to do is department was the patrol division. Weiss recom­ 1,100 hospital employees would organize a union.” Meucci said. mended in his budget that two new officers be added adversely affect union efforts. to that division. "Not just the food workers." The review, which has been Hospital officials last week said underway since last year, is an " I think the manager has supported us in our they were unaware of reports that quest to fulfill our priorities,” Minor said. attempt by the hospital to re­ union efforts were being organ­ establish salaries and job des­ Among other thTngs, the personnel report ized for the 86 food workers at the criptions. spokesmen have said. recommended the creation of the deputy chief hospital. position Minor now fills and the promotion of three 'The hospital’s board of trustees The union Ij seeking to be the officers in the patrol division to sargeant. Those are scheduled to review the bargaining agent for the em­ package Tuesday. changes were carried out two years ago. ployees. Meucci said. In an "No, I don’t think" the evalua­ In his proposed budget Weiss cut a request to hire R«glnaia Pinto/ManchMtaV Harald advertisement to appear in Tues­ tion will hurt union efforts, an additional lieutenant for the patrol division and day’s Manchester Herald, the Meucci said. "It may increase an additional crime prevention officer. The GLAD TO BE BACK — Bowers School Principal Tony Spino was union promises to fight for better salaries to discourage us." proposed lieutenant slot for the patrol division will among the group of Sacred Heart High School students, teachers working conditions, vacations, Increased salaries was one of instead be filled by transferring a lieutenant from job security and sick leave with the administrative division. and chaperones who toured the Soviet Union earlier this month. the recent demands by the pay. among others, for all non­ hospital’s licensed practical Minor said an additional lieutenant is still needed Spino said he was glad to be back in the United States. union employees at the hospital. nurses and nurse’s aides. The and will be sought by the department in the future. The union also would try to group demanded higher salaries He said that since the patrol division is a priority, better salaries, Meucci said. after the registered nurse’s union the lieutenant would be transferred there from The hospital administration approved a new salary structure administration. ‘It’s good to be home/ has not been contacted by the earlier this month. In his proposed budget, Weiss recommended the union, Am y Avery, hospital as^- Based on a 40-hour work week, following staff additions and changes for the Police sistant director of public rela­ the new contract Increases the Department: tions, said today. new starting salary for registered ■ Fill an existing vacancy for a captain in the says visitor to Russia In a prepared statement, which nurses from $22,000 to $27,000, administrative divisiun of the police department Avery read over the telephone, while the maximum salary rose effective Oct 1. 1988 t$.38,764). At the same time, a hospital officials said that there to ^$35,800 from $27,000. The By Andrew J. Davis focusing on the negative ... but it’s was no need to unionize the average LP N salary is about Please turn to page 10 A8Tanchester Herald real.’’ employees. $22,000. Spino described life in the Soviet Tony Spino is glad to be an American. Union as “grim ” It seemed to him that Spino, principal of. Bowers School, nobody in the country smiled often, Revaluation data realized his love for the United States laughed or enjoyed their life very much. after returning from an eight-day visit Life was often characterized by waiting Nicaraguans retreat; to the Soviet Union. Spino chaperoned on long lines for necessities like food and may be too old; his nephew, P. J. Conway, on a tour the toilet paper, and being unable to go from Sacred Heart High School wrestling one place to another without having truce talks to begin team made to the Soviet Union on March papers checked, he said. 2- 10. For example, people without the right TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras state investigates About 80 people associated with the papers were unable to enter the hotels (AP) — President Jose Azcona Waterbury high school made the trip. ■ Ortiega’s foray in the group stayed in, he said. Hoyo said Nicaraguan troops are By Andrew Yurkovsky The trip, the idea of the school’s Honduras recalls Nixon Also, there was that feeling that some retreating from Honduran terri­ Manchester Herald chaplain and wrestling coach the Rev. Soviets did not like Americans, and the tory and the 3,200 U.S. soldiers on tactic in 1970 Philip J. Cascia, was taken as a American style of life. Spino said. He an emergency mission in Hondu­ — Story on page 5 An official from the state Office of Policy and "goodwill” trip between the countries. said the Soviets believe Americans are ras probably won’t be needed Management is to visit the town Assessor’s Office Spino said. rich. much longer. Tuesday to look into the possibility that the town’s “ I didn’t realize the depths and the “ They think we're very, very rich for Some of the American soldiers a bipartisan group of senators. revaluation was carried out improperly, though power to which I would feel in one thing,” Spino said. "In a sense we practiced military maneuvers at "Things are getting back to Assessor J. Richard Vincent contends that the appreciation for this country,” Spino are. compared to them” normal,” Azcona said Sunday, revaluation was done correctly. a Honduran airstrip only 20 miles said. "Because life over there is very, The trip, which cost $1,200perperson, one day after a Honduran air raid Assessments for Manchester’s revaluation, from the Nicaraguan border on very different. ... Always in the back of was paid for through a state grant and Sunday. aimed at driving out about 600 which appear on the Grand List of Oct. 1,1987, were your mind and always in the back of from donations from local businesses. In Nicaragua, the government Sandinistas that officials said based on 1986 market values. Vincent said that the your feelings is again tha'^ vague feeling Each member of the wrestling team had said direct cease-fire talks be­ were leaving Honduras too chief of the municipal division of the 0P M , Donald of unease” to contribute $200 toward the trip, he tween Sandinista and Contra slowly. The government said two W. Zimbowski, had questioned him about the use of That feeling is what makes Spino said. rebel officials would take place as U.S.-made F-5 fighter jets fired the 1986 values during a telephone conversation on happy to be home. He said he never There were some good points to the scheduled today, despite the rockets at the Sandinista troops. Friday. realized the extent of freedom enjoyed trip, Spino said. The Soviets had Honduras said the air raid “ As far as I ’m concerned, it’s the proper way to do fighting along the Nicaragua- by American citizens until he toured the wonderful museums and the wrestling Honduras border. Saturday was eight miles inside it,’’ Vincent said today. Soviet Union. its borders, but Nicaragua said It team had a chance to wrestle against In the United States, the focus He added that the town was in a unique situation “ It’s a whole ’netherworld; it really is was five miles within its the Moscow and Leningrad city teams. in Washington turned to a re­ because the last scheduled revaluation, in 1976, was a whole ’netherworld over there,” Spino territory. The Sacred Heart team, which had a newed debate over U.S. aid to the not completed until 1977. In that 1977 revaluation, said. "You check your constitutional Nicaragua formally protested 1976 market values were used. Contras. The Reagan administra­ rights at the door. I may sound like I ’m Please turn to page 10 the Honduran air raid as an But Zimbowski said today the revaluation may tion indicated support for a new have been done Incorrectly. He said the General $48 million proposal advanced by Please turn to page 10 Statutes say that 1987 market values have to be used for a 1987 revaluation. "O ur legal counsel is studying (it),’’ Zimbowski said, noting that the investigation would take about Presidential campaign comes to Connecticut a week. By Judd Everhart conventions this summer. Each party immediate past president of the Aease turn to page 10 The Associated Press ■ Dukakis at one-quarter has a complex formula. National Conference of State Legisla­ point: Jackson close after In both cases, a candidate must win tures. All 11 can attend the Atlanta HARTFORD — Democratic and a minimum percentage of support to nominating convention uncommitted. Republican presidential candidates weekend get any delegates at all. For Demo­ The 52 delegates will be pledged to TODAY will parade through Connecticut this — Story on page 5 crats. a candidate must get at least 15 one of the candidates and are all but week as national political attention percent of the vote; for Republicans, legally bound to vote for that shifts to this state in advance of its the minimum is 5.88 percent. candidate on the first convention Index March 29th primaries. 648.000 registered Democrats and Fifty-two of the 63 Democratic ballot. 20 pages, 2 soetions Connecticut is the only state with 430.000 registered Republicans in the delegates will be at stake. The other II Thirty-four of them are allocated by primaries that day. Michigan has its state. Unaffiliated voters cannot vote have already been designateb under congressional district, with the 1st OhltiiarlM 0 contests on Saturday, and the candi­ in this primary; they have until noon party rules. DIsttrict getting seven delegates; the m .90 Hplnlnn ! dates’ schedules are filled with on the 28th, however, to register with They are the governor, the four 2nd and 3rd, six each; and the 4th, 5th IT PAAplA ! appearances in both states between either party and take part in the Democrats in the state’s congres­ and 6th, five each. f^nn«ctlr-H* Sport! now and then. primary. sional delegation, the five state Any candlo.'te getting at least IS Tflawlainn • 111 Turnout is not expected to be The outcome in Connecticut will members of the Democratic National percent of the vote in a given district 1 Ai*al 9_i, in IIA/Wnrl/4 ■ ' to bribe judge awarded the state Commission on Victim killed Sunday in Bethlehem while on guard duty begin paying an unemployment surcharge to It, or ^ rvices $478,000 to help support its crime at a government building near a Palestinian fund state-pooled insurance for the uninsured. ? for WATERBURY (AP) — A well-known defense victim compensation program during the 1988 refugee campe. He was shot in the head at close k'hich A lawyer was scheduled to be arraigned in Superior fiscal year. Jackson close after weekend range by a pistol-wielding assailant. A ipor- Court today on charges of coercion and conspiracy ’The g>'ant from the Office of Victims of In another development, Israeli Arab leaders All of Phllly crooked? *s for to commit bribery Crime in the U.S. Department of Justice By Evans WItl major battleground for the Re­ the GOP front-runner. Later in decided to hold a general strike later this month bled, Timothy C. Moynahan, a Waterbury lawyer, was represents about 35 percent of payments made The Associated Press publicans, after Bush won his the week. Bush is to visit despite warnings it could increase tensions with PHILADELPHIA — Corruption is so unds arrested Friday on charges stemming from what is to crime victims during 1987, a U.S. latest victory in the Puerto Rico Connecticut, where the polls said Israel’s Jewish community and lead to violent widespread here that crooked guards may be DETROIT - Michael Dukakis alleged to be an improper attempt to influence a primary on Sunday. The vice the primary March 29 should be clashes with security forces. watching crooks who may have been arrested by Department of Justice spokesman said. has a quarter of the delegates judge on March 19, 1987. The charges are based on president won with ease over Sen. another win for him. crooked cops, defended by crooked lawyers or ’Ihe fund for victims in the U.S. Treasury needed to win the Democratic Information gathered by a one-man grand jury, a was created by the Victims of Crime Act of Bob Dole, who admitted that he Democrats as well were scat­ Troops patrol city streets sentenced by crooked judges, longtime presidential nomination, but has done little to slow down published report quoted sources as saying. 1984. It is funded through fines and penalties tering across the country, looking observers say. Jesse Jackson is right behind Bush’s drive for the GOP for support after a busy weekend PANAMA CITY, Panama — Thousands of "The only thing in the last 10 years that hasn’t o Moynahan said the charges apparently had to do assessed against convicted federal after a weekend of good showings nomination. of events. soldiers patrolled the streets of the capital been crooked is both the DA’s and the U.S. “with the visit I made to Judge (Anne) Dranginis in defendants, the spokesman said. It can for both Democrats in Kansas, “I still have a lot of supporters For example, Sen. Albert Gore today, in battle garb and carrying M-16 rifles at attorney’s office,” former District Attorney which I attempted to warn her” of allegations that receive up to $110 million from these sources Texas and Puerto Rico. Among That out there,” Dole said in Milwau­ Jr. of Tennessee heads to Albany the outset of a general strike called by Edward Rendell said. her husband was involved in illegal gambling. each year, he said. Republicans, George Bush swept }eing kee. "We want them to know Bob today to talk to New York Gov. opposition groups hoping to drive strongman Various investigations in the nation’s to victory No. 23. Dole is a fighter, that we’re going PZC Dranginis was presiding over the gambling case Mario Cuomo, the non-candidate Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega from power. fifth-largestcity, where the Constitution was Democratic candidates turned to stay in this race.... I’ve got a lot sand of a Moynahan client, longtime state police Durham teen is killed with enormous influence in his The government said the troops were written 201 years ago, have resulted in their attention to Michigan, of hill to climb before April 5” and aper- informant Thomas W. Speers, in 1987. state’s April 19 primary. deployed to assure transit of buses and taxis and convictions or charges against judges, police, NEW HAVEN — A Durham teen-ager was where caucuses Saturday offer the Wisconsin primary where In Puerto Rico, Jackson won on of Dranginis testified during hearings before the to provide security for businesses and store defense lawyers and prison guards, the latest I also shot to death in an apparent drug deal gone the next big delegate prize of the polls give Bush a big lead. the non-binding preference poll AP photo General Assembly’s Program Review and Investi­ season. owners that wanted to open despite the strike. target of prosecutors. ional sour, police said. Bush picked up the 14 delegates with Dukakis running second and idget FAMILY REUNION — Ray Jones, left, of Saturday on Long Island after a 56-year gations Committee in February that state police Jam es J . Faraone Jr., 18, died at Yale-New Rep. Richard Gephardt leads at stake in Puerto Rico, boosting Simon third. But it was a fight were behind an attempt last March to improperly the parade into the state today, Massachusetts, Kempton Jones ofseparation. Lynn Darby, center, Wilton’s Haven Hospital early Sunday hours after he’d his total to 788. That’s nearly 70 more about local matters than influence a pretrial ruling she was scheduled to been shot in the chest near a housing project in talking with auto executives and percent of the 1,139 he needs to park Maine, Wilton Jones of New York and daughter, reunited the brothers. presidential politics. preside over in the Speers case. the Fair Haven section, authorities said. steel workers as he works for the win at the national convention in The 51 delegates from Puerto the Donald Jones of Texas are reunited Islon Waterbury State’s Attorney John Connelly was Jarvis Moore, 17, of New Haven was victory he must have here to New Orleans this summer. Dole, Rico all ran as uncommitted, and rescue his campaign. ining forced to act against Moynahan because the arrested and charged with murder in the who hasn’t won an event since the campaigns promised major ; the slaying. He was being held on $150,000 bond "What does it profit this nation Feb. 23, has only 178. Former efforts to woo them in coming one-year statute of limitations on the coercion to conquer Grenada if we are I. charge, the lesser of the two lodged against pending arraigment in New Haven Superior television evangelist Pat Robert­ weeks. After 56 years, Jones boys losing the auto industries of son had 17. nore Moynahan, was about to expire, the report said. Court today. Dukakis won the Kansas cau­ king Pontiac, Flint and Detroit?” the Resuming campaigning after a cuses on Saturday, picking up 16 ch is Yet, state laws concerning disciosure of grand Goshen accepts zoning Missouri congressman told Mich­ break, Bush headed to New delegates. But Jackson rode jtrlnl finally get together ag< jury information are so restrictive that Connelly igan Democrats over the Jersey today to talk with Gov. strong urban support into a iin was not permitted to provide enough facts to the GOSHEN — Town residents have voted weekend. Thomas H. Kean about what surprising second place and 14 dget state Criminal Justice Commission to enable it to overwhelmingly to adopt zoning for the first Wisconsin looks like the next could be another endorsement for delegates. Doesyour ning NEW LONDON (AP) — The impetus for her search, she said, happen, ylbu can’t think of what to determine whether a special prosecutor should be time in two decades. love 2 short ferry trip across Long when she saw Frank R. Jones, an talk abonIt.” Ray said of the appointed in Moynahan’s case, said the report. In a town-wide referendum Saturday, \ 2 Island Sound Saturday was short nent official from the Long Island town reunion ^ith Kempton. “There Several people familiar with details of the case residents voted 633-289, to adopt zoning to in distance but it spanned more )art- where the garbage originated, on are so ntany things you want to have said Connelly sought the appointment of a replace an existing land-use ordinance which Ortega’s foray in Honduras than a half century in time in a news broadcast, and wondered ask. You need more than one or checking account reuniting four brothers. special prosecutor because he believed he and Chief town officials have said would not withstand a has if he might be a relative. two days to get used to each recent court challenge. ; In- As the New London ferry State’s Attorney John J . Kelly would have toexcuse Ms. Lewis found out Frank other.” ' themselves from prosecuting Moynahan’s case. The vote leaves the state with just five towns over approached the dock at Orient Jones is no relation to her family, After spending the night at a 1,817 Point. N.Y., 11 travelers scanned Both are likely to be called as witnesses. not having zoning regulations including recalls Nixon tactic in 1970 but she kept looking for her hotel In New London, the group Eastford, North Canaan, Pomfret, Sterling the landing area from the vessel’s father’s brothers. After search­ The state police and Kelly used Speers as an come with bels left for Orient Point on the ferry and Woodstock. By George Gedda foremost railing, not sure what to ing telephone listings throughout Saturday morning, the Cross undercover agent in a gambling investigation being violated by the Cuban and A new Planning and Zoning Commission will The Associated Press expect. the country and making hundreds Sound Ferry Service providing Soviet-supported Sandinista directed at Dranginis’ husband, restaurateur now draft zoning regulations, which Land-Use News Analysis "C ’mon, you yankees!” called of calls, she eventually found her them with free round-trip pas­ Army.” Frederick J . Zivic. That investigation took place WASHINGTON - When Nica­ Donna Lewis of Batch Springs. uncle Wilton Jones, who lives in sage. On the Long Island side, Commission Chairman Peter J . McEachern But there is no evidence that the while Dranginis was scheduled to rule at the has said will mirror the current ordinance. raguan President Daniel Ortega short-term Sandinista goals in Texas, greeting her relatives the Bronx. they were greeted about 25 hearing. ment while, for the most part, the and whisHes? sent his forces into Honduras last 8 to from the Northeast for the first Wilton Jones' daughter. Lynn relatives from three generations, sanctuaries in Cambodia were Honduras go beyond destruction Tier time. Darby of Center Mourishes, N.Y.. The investigation proved no wrongdoing on the week, it was not the first time used by North Vietnam to take of the Contra camps, just as the bearing hand-painted signs like, Plant guards to vote troops from one country had she When the ferry docked a short went to work with Ms. Lewis, and “By land, by air, and by sea, the part of Zivic, but police had a recording in which over a foreign country. South U.S. target in 1970 was not crossed a border to attack enemy >loy- time, four beaming Jones broth­ they found Ray Jones in Brews­ Jones reunion is where to be.” Speers mentioned Zivic’s name in a conversation Vietnam. Cambodia but the communist HADDAM — Security guards at the sanctuaries. \a B In ers — Donald. 67, Wilton. 65, ter. Mass., late last year. The Among the welcoming party in with a Torrington man. Carver, now an associate at the sanctuaries there. Connecticut Yankee nuclear power plant are Richard M. Nixon d[d much the Kempton. 63, and Ray. 61 — were final piece of the puzzle fell into Orient Point were Wilton and Center for Strategic and Interna­ “We take this action not for the Dranginis testified that Moynahan met with her scheduled to vote ’Tuesday on a new three-year same thing in 1970. ' 106 reunited for the first time since place on Jan. 17 when Lynn Darby Donald, who is also from Balch tional Studies, a private research purpose of expanding the war into privately last March and told her that Speers “had a contract they say recognizes their union’s The parallels between what urs- 1932. contacted Kempton Jones in West Springs, Texas. The fourbrothers group, also recalled that while Cambodia but for the purpose of tape of my husband making a bet and he (Speers) existence. U.S. forces and allied South ant. The brothers, surrounded by Paris. Maine. Since then, Ms, embraced, talked, and intro­ Nixon acknowledged the offen­ ending the war in Vietnam,” would use it if he didn’t like the ruling.” The 53 guards had walked off their jobs at Vietnamese troops did in Cambo­ pier about 30 laughing and crying Lewis and Ms, Darby have been duced each other to their wives sive into Cambodia publicly, Nixon said at the time. midnight Saturday after voting 41-3 to reject a dia in April 1970 and what lent family members, embraced each working on arranging Saturday’s and children. The four men were At the time. Moynahan denied that it was a Ortega has not admitted the There is another key similarity. 1986 other at the ferry landing, bring-' meeting of all four brothers. blackmail attempt. Rather, he said, he met with contract with Burns International Security Nicaraguan forces did in Hondu­ Nicaraguan foray into Honduras. Nixon felt he was justified in quiet at first, apparently over­ Services Inc. in Middletown. They said the ing to an end a search that began Ray Jones was accompanied on Dranginis to warn her that state police might have ras last week are not precise. The Reagan administration has going after the North Vietnamese whelmed at seeing each other contract was aimed at eliminating their union. 3500 last August. The brothers had not the ferry from New London by his again. been trying to embarrass her through her husband. But the justification offered for said that the evidence confirming camps to strike a blow against seen one another together since wife, Madolyn, five of his seven the two actions 18 years apart is the Nicaraguan presence there is communist expansionism. childhood, when their parents children, a daughter-in-law and a the same: that cross-border beyond dispute. sanctuaries used by enemy forces Ortega sees the Contras in divorced and they went to various grandchild. One of his daughters In criticizing the Nicaraguan much the same way that Nixon foster homes and the homes of met him in Orient Point, but his to make war are fair game for the action this past week, Reagan country under attack. regarded the North Vietnamese. relatives in the late 1920s. eldest son could not attend the administration officials have said The Contras, Ortega has said, are “It’s been a long time coming. " reunion. Kempton was accom­ In 1970, North Vietnam and it constitines a potential danger South Vietnamese rebels were "mercenaries” who serve Ameri­ said Ms. Lewis. Donald Jones’ panied by his wife, Peggy, but to Hondui(as, a country friendly to can strategic aims. daughter, who launched the NEED SOME EXTRA using sanctuaries in eastern the Unite^tates. without their four children. IVitPrice, search. “All I can say is, thank The 11 met in New London Cambodia to wage war against Sidestepping the issue of the A footnote: The American and God for the trash barge in Islip.” Friday, and spent the evening the U.S.-backed government in presence of Contra base camps in South Vietnamese forces left The homeless garbage barge together. Saigon. Honduras, presidential spokes­ Cambodia after a few weeks. U.S. S P E N D IN G troops were gone from South that wandered the Atlantic for “It’s something you never think On April 30 of that year, more man Marlin Fitzwater said the Vietnam within three years and several weeks last year was the would happen, and when it does I I than 20,000 U.S. and South Vietna­ decision to dispatch U.S. forces MONEY!! mese troops crossed the border was a show of support to a country the North Vietnamese conquest into Cambodia to clear out the whose “territorial integrity is was achieved two years later. sanctuaries controlled by the PATIO DOOR North Vietnamese. THANKSGIVING I W ith our Checking Q ub, you get surprising freebies— NOVENA TO ST. 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March 21. 1988 I — 5 OPINION Here’s text of town manager’s budget message Here is the text of the message by Town Manager Robert B. Weiss which accompanies his MANAGER’S GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURE SUMMARY recommended budget for 1988-89: Adopted Mgr. Rec. 8 % % Ot Total 9 Activity ‘Exceptions’ Tt>: Beard of Directors 1987/88 1988/89 Increase Increase Increase Rec. DEAR 1 From; Robert B. Weiss, General General Govt. 2,155,634 2,438,915 283,281 13.1% 3.7%, own a n Manager Public Works 5,303,200 6,194,778 891,578 16.8% 11.8%, flttidliisStc] SBbJect: Recommended Badge! lor business t Fiscal Year 1686-89 Protection 4,358,596 4,963,376 604,780 13.9%> 8.0%, always tr hard to cut Human Services 1,409,917 1,403,039 (6,878) -0.5%, -0.1%, publicity, In accordance with Section 5-2 of Leisure 1,615,998 1,736,688 120,690 forts havi ' the Charter of the Town of Manches­ 7.5% 1.6%, '------1 woax 1 im 1 ter, I am pleased to submit my OPERATING out. We St Recommended Budget for the fiscal SUBTOTAL 14,843,345 16,736,796 1,893,451 12.8% 25.0%, REVENUE SOURCE CHART releases to from budget year July 1, 1988 trou gh June SO, talk show 1989. The Recommended General Captiai Improve. 738,536 1,062,043 323,507 43.8% 4.3%, nouncing tl . Fund Budget totals $63,826,335. ’Phis Ins./Misc. 1,716,953 1,939,217 Adopted Estimated 8 %. ces we are l i n c o l n 4 ^ represents an increase pt $7,579,934, 222,264 12.9% 2.9%, Emp. Pens. Ben. 3,572,693 4,018,030 445,337 12.5%, 5.9%, Source 1987/88 1988/89 Increase Increase so far ev Cuban defectorI or 13.8% over the Adopted Budget for F Y 1987-88. Debt. Service 2,795,246 3,172,302 377,146 13.5%, 5.0%, Property Taxes 36,645,631 40,957,415 4,311,784 11.75%. nored us. his s ta ir Fines, Licenses, How do It’s a little difficult to believe that a town Of this amount, $16,736,796, repres­ NON-EDUCATION 6,799,503 7,877,874 1,078,371 15.8%, 14.2%, enting a 12.8% increase, is recom­ Services it Rents 2,011,757 2,529,798 518,041 publicity budget proposal which calls for a 13.5 percent EDUCATION 2,023,925 2,313,808 says CIA spies mended for Non-Education Related 289,883 14.3%, 3.9%, Non-Ed. State 8t sinnply car increase in spending is a budget which “ holds Operating Expenses; $7,877,874, re­ FIXED COSTS & Fed. (iBdiiaM R «v. Slurinf 4,311.081 4,543,797 232,716 5.4%..... big blocks the line.” presenting a 15.8% increase, is MISC. SUBTOTAL 8,823,428 10,191,682 1,368,254 15.5%, 18.1%, other Revenue 035,330 020,878 (14,452) -1.5%. television i recommended for Non-Education re­ Education Related 11,117,602 13,774,447 2,656,845 23.0%. told that pi But that’s how town officials describe the loyal to Castro lated Fixed Costs-Employee Benefits EDUCATION 32,579,628 36,897,857 4,318,229 13.3%, 57.0%, Use of Surplus 1,225,000 1,100,000 (125,000) -10.2%. asking. Wi and Debt; $36,897,857, representing a 1988-89 spending plan proposed by Town haven’t rei 13,3% increase, is recommended for GRAND TOTAL 56,246,401 63,826,335 7,579,934 13.5%, 100.0% ** TOTALS ** 56,246,401 63,826,335 7,579,934 13.5%. . in Manager Robert Weiss, whose budget the Board of Education; and IVI message, as usual, states that the ‘^41'isStaf WASHING’TON — ’The Central Intelligence $2,313,808, representing a 14.3% in­ Agency has been keeping under wraps an crease, Is recommended for recommendation, “ with few exceptions, once hired, will be directed to make a B Various Assessment Reimburse­ Education-related Expenses appear­ ment. A major review of these storing or using hazardous materials. increase of $427,311, or 18.4% over the embarrassing Cuban spy who defected to the recommendation as to the most ments has increased by $145,000, from DEART maintains the current level of town services. ing in the Fixed Costs Employee salaries has not been conducted since In addition, the creation of a second adopted F Y 1987/88 appropriation. you that United States last June. desirable organization of the Sanita­ $20,000 to $165,000, primarily due to a the Custer Study in the late 1970s. We Benefits and Debt section of the Paramedic response unit, the need to This includes the following new waiting to Weiss’s $63.8 million plan is not likely to ’The reason is simple. The spy, MaJ. Florentine budget. As detailed later in this tion Division. It is apparent, however, statutory increase in Veteran exemp­ have witnessed, on several occasions coordinate and-or conduct both initial Items: that some daily supervision, in tions and a corresponding increase in they are v Aspillaga Lombard, has told the CIA during message, THIS BUDGET PRO- over the last several years, inability and remedial training and the need B $13,750 is included as one-half of escape reductions by the town Board of addition to the overall attention of the intensive debriefings that nearly every spy the CIA . POSES A MILL RATE FOR FY the State contribution to offset the tax to recruit employees due to lack of for closer liaison and coordination the salary of a Markout Technician to how many Highway-Sanitation Superintendent, revenue loss resulting from the A Directors. The m inority Republicans on the has recruited in Cuba since the early 1960s has been 1988-89 OF 41.54, WHICH DUE TO competitiveness in our salary ranges. with the hospitals and other emer­ perform the Sewer portion of requests will be required. A increased exemption. board are already sharpening their knives, Open Forum REAL GROWTH IN THE GRAND The recommended changes will allow gency medical service providers, for water and sewer utility markouts a double agent, loyal to dictator Fidel Castro. As the Summary Table indicates, at our positions to be in the upper LIST AND ’THE FIRST YEAR OF Other Revenue requires additional supervision in the under the Call-Before-You-DIg and even Mayor Peter DiRosa has admitted Aspillaga headed the Cuban General Directorate $4,318,229 and 57%, our major cost quartile in comparison with similar THE PHASE-IN OF REVALUED B Interest on Investments has medical response program. The Program. Increase occurs in Education. You positions in the area. The total cost for that cuts are likely. of Intelligence (DGI) staff in their Czechoslovakian REAL ESTATE, REPRESENTS A decreased by $100,000, from $700,000 proposed Captain, funded at 50% B $18,000 is Included in the Sewer will note on the revenue analysis that the upgrades is $32,000. embassy. He simply left his office in an embassy 7.05 M ILL. OR 14.5%. DECREASE to $600,000 due to the recent decline in through the Fire F^nd for hazardous Treatment Plant Overtime account to The “ few exceptions” mentioned by Weiss the various school activities in two 1987. Our last total Sunday was OVER THE CURREN-TMILL RATE. this increase is partially offset by a material$ control and at 50% through provide for the additional staff Make reopening car on June 6, drove across the border to Austria the interest rate at which the Capital Improvements by elementary schools. $763,545 and I have over $600.00 to I have provided a Summary Table $2,656,845 increase in revenue from the General Fund for medical re­ would appear to be likely targets. But Weiss and turned himself over to U.S. diplomats in ’Treasurer is able to invest Town ’The recommended appropriation coverage required for coordination of We feel that it would be in the deliverthatcameintoday (March ... which sets out the doilar and\ the State, leaving $1,661,384 to be sponse supervision, can fulfill both of construction work with ongoing Plant has made a good case for the improvements, school complete Vienna. raised from property tax increases. funds and the lesser amount of for Transfer to the Capital Improve­ best interest of our community to percentage increase for each major ^ these needs. operation during the construction of 9). thanks to my husband’s help. In addition, Eklucation-related Ex­ borrowed funds available for invest­ ment Reserve Is $1,062,043. This Is an relying not only on what is considered “ vital Our goyernment often trots defectors around like Generai Fund activity and indicates ment as the Public Improvements the upgraded and expanded Sewer To the Editor: open Highland Park School as a Ninety-eight percent of all dollars penses in the Fixed Costs and increase of $323,507, or 43.8% over the Water Fund prizes, but it was weeks before word of Aspillaga’s what percentage of the total increase bond issue work nears completion. Treatment Plant. I't o to the community” but on a popular demand complete elementary school, kin­ stay right here in Connecticut to Miscellaneous accounts are $498,808 current year appropriation of The recommended Water Fund defection leaked out. And when he was finally recommended is being assigned to B Transfer from Insurance Fund, B $203,300 Is Included as an In­ for Pension Benefits for non-teaching $738,536. This amount of money is in budget for F Y 1988-89 is $6,577,128, an for new projects and on past policy decisions Thi^is a letter toall Manchester dergarten to grade 6. in 1989. We be shared by the six rehabilitation each activity. I trust that this Table at $54,060, represents a new revenue creased contribution to the Sewer produced in public, it was not to a battery of employees: $342,016 for Insurance keeping with the plan to increase and Increase of $1,206,128, or 22% over the by the board. parents who have children in our want an elem entary school centers andCampHemlocks. Two will be helpful to you in reviewing the category as expenses in Self Insu­ Reserve to fund needed capital journalists, but to the tame questioning of an premiums and self insurance contri­ maintain the Transfer to Reserve for adopted F Y 1987-88 appropriation. Manchester schools and to all which: 1) will offer every school Recommended General Fund rance claims processing and legal projects. The principal project that percent goes to the national butions: $60,000 for Capital Improve­ capital improvements to the equival­ This Increase Includes the following official arm of the U.S. government — Radio Marti, Budget. defense which were formerly paid demands this level of contribution One of the improvements, for instance, is Manchester taxpayers who sup­ program possible; 2) will offer the Easter Seal Society to help cover ments; and $1,412,303 for School- ent of 1 post revaluation mill of tax new items: the station that Voice of Anierica beams to Cuba. As you will see, this budget, with directly from the Self Insurance Fund now, and In future years. Is the port the Manchester school sys­ finest educational opportunities the cost of air time. related Debt Service. Together, these effort. The long term benefit of this B $55,950 is included forthe salaries the addition of a park maintainer. The poor What he had to say in those programs was few exceptions, maintains the current will now be paid through the General assumption of a replacement pro­ represent a $289,883 increase over the approach is to minimize reliance on of two additional Water-Sewer main- condition of many of the town’s parks and tem through our tax dollars. to our children; and 3) will be It certainly is a satisfying level of Town services. Department Fund with an offsetting revenue. gram for undersized and deteriorated fascinating, but fluff. Thelbest part was unspoken. current year expenses for the same other funding strategies such as tainers to complete the formation of In December 1987 the Board of staffed with an effective adminis­ feeling to know so many are Heads have taken great care to B North Elm Street Project Reim­ sections of sewer pipe in the system. recreation facilities became a campaign issue He charged that the Castro regime is corrupt. He items. The operating subtotal In­ bonding or lease purchase to meet the the Pipe Installation Crew that was Education voted to partially open tration and high-quality teachers. minimize the program and service bursement, at $45,318, is a new The estimated cost of this project is willing to provide help for all crease of $1,893,451, or 12.8%, in­ needs of the community. initiated In the F Y 1987-88 adopted last fall, and a Board of D irectors’ com m ittee claimed Castro has a $4.2 million Swiss bank Improvements requested. I have revenue Item as well. 'This revenue $300,000 annually, with $189,500 ap­ 1 Highland Park School, kinder­ If you would like the board to disabled people cludes $609,271 for the service im­ budget. Our experience has shown account, that his four children live in luxury in selected from among these requests represents the funds necessary from Board of Education pearing in this budget to replace 3,500 is studying the needs. Besides the added park garten* ttf grade,in 1989, reconsider its decision, please provements outlined on the preceding that we can install replacement 4” Moscow, and that Castro has lavish homes in all of only those improvements which I feel rents at the proposed North Elm The recommendation for the board linear feet of such pipe and 12 maintainer, whose hiring Weiss would defer pages. Without these improvements, and 6” pipe and eliminate deadends DEAR completing grades 4 to 6 by the take a moment to write to either are vital to the community at this Street Elderly Housing Complex to of Education is for an increase of manholes. Deterlorated/underslsed Cuba’s 14 provinces, yachts, and soon. the increase in all non-education for a total cost of $46-linear foot as vegetarit until the subcomm ittee m akes its report, the year 1992. Reasons cited for this one of us, giving your name, Elsie “ Biz” Swensson time. Those increases representing offset the anticipated cumulative $4,318,229, or 13.3%, and includes sewer pipes create excessive sewer In a time of housing shortages, Aspillaga said operating budgets is 7.6%. opposed to a contracted cost of about ot decision were to spread the costs address and comments. Our First Vice President an extension beyond maintenance of construction period temporary inter­ funds for ROTC, Private School stoppages, flooding and potential spending plan includes just $100,000 to “ hundreds of houses” were confiscated for use by $55-linear foot. I estimate that we can health hazards. Institution of an 3-year-oli Easter Seal Society current service level an the incresed General Fund Revenue Analysis est which appears as an expense in Health and Welfare and a $55,010 implement the study committee’s recommen­ over several years and to give the petition to open Highland Park save in excess of $2,000,000 over the 20 annual replacement program is a us four of Connecticut Castro’s security guards and aides in Havana. costs within the Divisions’ budgets the Debt Service section of the appropriation item for the Transi­ years needed to replace all smaller Recreation Depart^ieijit and the School as a whole school will be are: priority project in the Sewer Fund dations. Indications are that improvements of Aspillaga says senior Cuban officials procure The mill rate calculation for the FY budget. tional Living Center. This represents diameter pipe in the water system Perhaps i other "rentees” of.theschool time submitted to the Board of Educa­ 1. ) Personnel-Town Attorney — The 1988/89 budget is significantly af­ full funding of the request submitted CapitalII Improvement Plan. of hambi Center Springs Park alone would cost more “ HK-3” tablets to make them more virile. “ These through use of an internal Pipe Exclusive of these improvements to relocate. Could another reason tion in April. Thank you for your addition of a Clerk II assigned to fected by the recently completed Education Related Revenues by the Board of Education and is Installation Crew. vegetable are a stimulant for older men so that they can be which total $235,000, the recom­ than h alf a million dollars. be that a “ partial opening” Is the time and support. Illegal actions combined duties in the Personnel and revaluation of all real property for the B GTB Aid, based on the current based on a direct pass-through to the with the girls.” he said. B $13,750 is included as one-half of mended Sewer Fund budget has concernet Town Attorney’s Offices at a cost of Grand List of October 1,1987 and the education assistance formula which Board of Education of all State board’s way of justifying the the salary of Markout Technician to Increased by $102,201, or 8.3% over that decit Another “ exception” that seems to invite taken by D O T He even told some fine tales about Cuba’s top $15,390 to provide clerical support for subsequent decision by the Board of factors relative per capita wealth, revenue increases which appear in closing of Highland Park School Gail Collins perform markouts of water lines as the F Y 1987/88 budget. have prot spy, DGI chief Luis Barreiro, who allegedly uses increased workload in insurance Directors to phase-in the results of the number of students, and level of tax the Board of Education budget and an adjustment is in the Sanitation Division of the several years ago? Many of us 263 Blue Ridge Drive required of all water utilities under THIS BUDGET RECOMMENDS A days aftei To the Editor: the DGI’s satellites to record American movies, claims defense, employee recruit­ revaluation over a five year period. effort already dedicated to education, increased commitment CJ $1,661,384 Public Works Department. Here, Weiss the Call-Before-You-Dig Program. 35% INCREASE IN ALL SEWER Manchester residents feel that the Linda Rood ment, affirmative action outreach Through this procedure, the assessed has increased substantially by tax dollars — which reprei lents a $239, My “ eJt and keeps an index of them in DGI computers. We currently average 150 markout SERVICE RATES to generate the recommends substantial spending on new school should have nevej" been 15 Arnott Road and employee training programs. value of all real estate will be $1,572,250, from $6,854,226 to or 7.9% increase in tax effort per explain n As a taxpayer, I vehemently But the most important scoop from Aspillaga requests per month for the construc­ additional funds necessary to support 2 equipment, a pilot recycling program and a closed. I Manchester 2. ) Planning & Economic Develop­ increased from 70% of 1977 market $8,426,476. student. As recommended, the Board tion season of March through 2 tract goes protest the Illegal actions the state this budget. When the last rate was not for public consumption. In top-secret ment — The addition of a Secretary at value on the October 1, 1986 Grand B Special Education expense reim­ of Education appropriat on repres­ Consider some of the rapifica- November. increase was approved effective July heip his large transfer of funds to capital reserve. It Department of Transportation debriefings, he has described in embarrassing a cost of $20,447 to provide clerical List to 70% of 1987 market value on the bursements have increased by ents 57.8% of the total '’Y 1988/89 B $86,400 is included for contracted 1, 1984, the cash flow plan indicated vegetable turns out that the town’s landfill, with the tionk of the decision to "partially has taken in the following support for the Increased workload of October 1,1991 Grand List. As a result $239,027 from $1,929,023 to $2,168,050 General Fund Reco nmended detail the Cuban penetration of the CIA’s paving repairs and $125,595 is in­ that the Immediate effect would be open” Highland Park School: the Zoning Board of Appeals and the of the first year of the phase-in effort due to an anticipated Increase in Budget. The adopted F>Y 1987/88 cluded for pipe, fixtures, fittings and addition of a $15-a-ton tipping fee for garbage, Lot of support instances; anti-Castro operations. the generation of a surplus In the first I 1. Since many of us haVe more Zoning Enforcement Officer, and to and Grand List growth due to new special education expenses which are Board of Education budgetJs 57.9% of DEAR 1. Misuse of $16,000 to $18,000 of Aspillaga has spilled enough names and dates hydrants used hy the Pipe Installation year that would he used'lo offset is a big moneymaker. But the directors have assist in the preparation of major construction and added motor vehic- eligible for reimbursement. the total F Y 1987/88 General Fund question of than one child in elementary taxpayers’ money for the bro­ Crew In conjuction with the replace­ revenue shortfalls In the second and to Easter Seals that CIA sources know he is telling the truth when administrative projects in such areas les/personal property, the value of a B Teachers’ Salary Grant has adopted budget. It should be noted Clearly, Ai told W eiss that any landfill surplus be schools, we would have our ment of 80 water service lines made of third years and that a rate increase chures in a publicity campaign to he says that most of their agents were either loyal as parks and recreation planning, mill of tax effort has increased from increased by $433,560, Irom $867,120 to that the recommended Board of lead (as recommended by the State) saturated : earmarked for future trash-disposal children split between schools To the Editor: would be required at the end of the win support for its Route 6 to Castro from the beginning or were later turned economic analyses projects, the 1990 $738,991 to $989,447 prior to Board of $1,300,680. The anticipated revenue is Education appropriation, in combina­ and the replacement of 10,000 linear nation if purposes. Any change in that policy would be which we do not approve of. Census effort, revisions to wetlands Tax Review consideration. tion with the Education-related ex­ third year. In reality, we have expressway proposal; by the DGI. He maintains this has been the case intended to directly offset the in­ feet of smaller pipe and deadend achieved four year rate stability from However, a shortsighted. Because of the overlapping of On behalf of the Executive and zoning regulations, and a review The recommended budget requires creased cost of teachers' salaries penditures of $2,313,808 in the Fixed corrections. 2. Condemning and taking since the Bay of Pigs fiasco in 1961. of business zone regulations. Cost, Miscellaneous and Debt Service the last Increase with the first two for good he school districts, there would be a Committee of the state Easter $39,907,415 from current taxes and an resulting from the renegotiation of B $807,000 Is included as an in­ private property for the Route 6 3. ) Parks & Cemeteries — The estimated $725,000 from supplemen­ section, comprises 61.4% of the total years of sewer operation generating Most peo| The cutting job won’t be easy. And even if doubled cost of busing our child­ Seal Society, we sincerely thank Fabricated information from those double agents the current teachers’ contract as was creased contribution to the Water revenues in excess of expenses and expressway without permits; addition of one Park Maintainer at a tal motor vehicle taxes. BASED ON A required by the Act. recommended F Y 1988/89 budget. Reserve to fund needed capital such asdia the directors manage to get half a million ren from the same home to two the many Manchester area busi­ was eaten up by the CIA and passed on to cost of $24,457 with primary assign­ NET TAXABLE GRAND LIST OF the most recent two years’ budgets 3. Cutting 15^cres of flood plain B State Education Assistance Special Funds projects. Specific projects responsi­ diets are si different schools. nessmen and women, local banks. Presidents Reagan, Carter and Ford, according to ment to the Maintenance of Recrea­ $989,446,694 AND A TAX COLLEC­ requiring an Appropriation from dollars out, as they did in last ye a r’s budget forest next to Brainard Airport Grant has Increased by $322,525, from ble for this Increase are: Fund Balance to balance the budget. given an o 2. How can the school adminis­ our CIA sources. The CIA now must re-evaluate its tion Buildings and Facilities to TION RATE OF 98.5%, THE PRO­ Fire Fund B deliberations, it would only reduce the tax Rotary Club and the general without having the necessary $581,050 to $903,575 due to the schedule A on-time appropriation of This amount was $87,930 in FY 1986/87 what is hap entire view of Castro to separate the lies from the expand the Town effort in mainte­ POSED M ILL RATE IS 41.54. This is established in the Education En­ The total Fire District budget $350,000 to purchase the heavy trations expect parents to effec­ public for their generous support environmental permits. and $860,754 in F Y 1987/88. changed fo rate by about half a mill. truth. nance and repair of pools, softball and a 7.05 mill decrease from the current hancement Act of 1986 as an entitle­ recommended for FY 1988/89 Is equipment necessary for the work of tively support two separate of our March 6 telethon. Why was the DOT allowed to soccer fields and playgrounds. Al­ 48.59. I have chosen the more The recommended 85% rate in­ Since ch By contrast, another Cuban spy who defected ment to each municipality which $4,765,557, a $535,130 or 12.6% In­ the Pipe Installation Crew. The cost of crease will generate an additional PTAs? In today’s hectic world, it’s Although the weatherman, violate state laws with the same though this position is Included in the conservative 98.5% tax collection rate crease over the adopted F Y 1987/88 this equipment, amortized over a ten divorce siti nine days before Aspillaga had the red carpet successfully renegotiated the $455,000 in revenue In F Y 1988/89 hard enough to find the time to Geoff Fox, our Channel 8 host, corrupt methods, and how long is budget, I am recommending that for my recommended budget but will teachers’ contract originally in force appropriation. The mill rate recom­ year period, is included in the probably v rolled out. hiring be deferred until the report monitor our collection rate through which will be used for the following Letters to the editor work inone school yearafteryear. tried to give us a rainy weekend so Gov. O’Neill going to let this for F Y 1986/87. Unlike the Teachers’ mended to support this budget is 5.58 estimate of the cost of internal pipe purposes: your ex-hii from the consultant and Parks and March and advise you if our expe­ mills, a reduction from the current Installation and deadend When Highland Park School does people would be home watching continue? Are we living in a Gen. Rafael del Pino was allowed to speak at Salary Grant, this revenue item does B $203,745 will be directed toward benefits of The Manchester Herald welcomes original Recreation Study Committee, refer­ rience justifies an adjustment of this affect the mill rate calculation year 6.68 mills. As with the General replacement. might resp open, it will need the support and and pledging, he justdidn’t realize democracy or the Kremlin? length in public about Cuba’s involvement in enced later in this message, are rate as it has in previous years. the Increased Capital projects’ ef­ letters to the editor. because it is not an offset to a Fund, this reduction in mill rate is due B $370,000 1s included to Initiate a forts, Including the undersized/dete- physically efforts of all the parents to get the that we who serve as volunteers ’These recent actions are abso­ Angola, revealing that 10,000 Cubans had either finalized. You will be Interested to know that to the phase-in of the revaluation of Letters should be brief and to the point. They legislatively required increased sa­ program to clean and line all larger riorated pipe replacement program. is denied tl school back to achieving the high never gamble on the weather. It is lutely reprehensible. I demand died or disappeared in that country. 4. ) Police — The following the Grand List from the Buckland lary expense. real estate property assessments to diameter pipe Installed prior to 1970 to should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for improvements: Industrial Park this year is B $246,714 will be used to replace a think that a standards on which its good the many weeks of getting Del Pino said Cuba had sent 40,000 troops to Finally, you will note that I have the October 1,1987 valuation from the restore flow capacity and remove portion of the Appropriation from that DOT be held responsible for B Fill the existing Captain vacancy $32,367,000. At the proposed mill rate to eat a bi ease in editing, should bqdouble-spaced. Letters reputation was built. advanced pledges that keeps our recommended a $125,000 decrease in October 1,1977 valuation. The value of corrosion byproducts that can affect Fund Balance required to balance the their illegal actions and be forced Angola to reduce unemployment, to punish in Administration effective October 1, of 41.54, the F Y 1988/89 revenues to must be signed with nanr^address and daytime the Use of Surplus as a revenue from a mill has increased to $712,399 from water quality at the consumer’s tap. F Y 1987/88 budget. As mentioned fruit. Try i 3. Because many households Camp Hemlocks in the black. to abide by the law. insubordinate and inferior officers, and to pay back 1988 at a cost of $38,764, with a the Town resulting from the Indus­ telephone number (for verification). $1,225,000 to $1,100,000. Given our $530,470 due to real growth In the B $277,000 Is included for relocation above, the F Y 1987/88 Appropriation that your today have two working parents, The final countisn’tcompleteas resultant transfer of a Lieutenant trial Park will be $1,344,525. The Debt debts to the Soviets. current projection for the Fund Grand List and the affect of the of water mains that are necessary due from Fund Balance was $360,754, a divergent ( The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the we must consider the stress which from Administration to Patrol to Service funding required to pay both yet for our area, but we are way Balance as of July 1, 1988, I am revaluation. to street reconstruction projects, large amount which seriously de­ interests of brevity, clarity and taste. Aspillaga’s spicy stories about corruption and serve as Executive Officer to the principal and interest on the Buck- If your e: will be added to an already busy ahead of last year. Judy Jacobsen LeDoyt confident that this amount can be This budget includes a $441,800 drainage projects and Intersection pleted the audited Sewer Fund Patrol Captain. This recommenda­ land Industrial Park bond issue is perhaps he Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester family life. Think of how difficult Statewide pledges were 28 396 Main St. high living in the Castro regime are golden used and still preserve a sufficient ’expenditure for Paramedic Services realignments. Balance available as of June 30,1987. tion is consistent with the phased $607,910. which Is offset by an equal revenue to Exclusive of these Improvements, boy’s pedii Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. it willbeforparentstoscheduleall percent higher In dollars than propagai^a, too, but if the CIA makes a big deal Fund Balance to permit: The Sewer Fund could not sustain Coventry implementation of the Police Organi­ B The maintenance of Unreserved the Fire Fund through transfer from which total of $1,088,695, the recom­ tional need out of his iwelations, that will give credibility to 'The (Revenue Source) Chart pres­ another year of this level of Fund zation and Manpower Study pres­ Fund Balance at not less than 2>A% of the Town General Fund. This' Is an mended Water Fund budget has a bag of fr ents, in summary form, the Town's Balance contribution. The recom­ Aspillag&'smore Important news that the CIA was ented to the Board of Directors in adopted expenditures as recom­ increased Paramedic expenditure of increased by $117,483, or $1.8%, over estimated FY 1988/89 Revenues by mended rate increase will permit the visit. led around by the nose by Castro for at least two January 1986. mended by bond rating agencies to $128,163 and includes the following the F Y 1987-88 adopted budget. source and the change from the use of Fund Balance as a revenue to decades. ■ The addition of a Laborer at a preserve our AA bond rating. new expenses: IN ORDER TO MEET THESE adopted F Y 1987/88 Revenues. As you be reduced by $246,714, from $860,754 cost of $23,326 to assist in mainte­ B The appropriation of up to B Fifty (50%) percent of the salary BUDGET NEEDS, I AM RECOM­ POW hunters lobby for help in campaign can see, the major sources of to $114,040, in F Y 1988/89. Super Footnote; Unrelated to the double-agent nance of the 38 traffic control signals $150,000 from Fund Balance to the and fringe benfits of three new MENDING A 20%> INCREASE IN increased non-tax revenue are Fines, THE RATE INCREASE AT THIS information, Aspillaga also claimed that Castro and nearly 3,300 traffic control signs Capital Improvement Reserve Fund FIrefighter/Paramedic positions THE WATER RATES FOR RESI- Licenses, Services & Rents and TIME WILL PROVIDE STABLE has funneled money to a well-known Washington for which the Police Department is as necessary to conduct asbestos which, when combined with one DEN’HAL METERS AND A RATE RATES FOR THE NEXT TWO WASHINGTON — Ever since the presidential responsible. Education Related State Revenue. had nothing with which to kill himself. political activist group. removal projects in schools not existing Paramedic, will provide 24 INCREASE AVERAGING 27% FOR YEARS. campaigning began, two years ago, Eugene ’ ’Red” McDaniel remained in captivity for 2,110 days. ■ The addition of two Patrol Listed below are the principal re­ addressed by the current $8,800,000 hours/day, 7 days/week availability LARGER SIZE METERS GENER­ venue Item increases or decreases A supplementary rate increase will McDaniel has been traveling around the nation in a He was released when the belligerents in the war Officers at a cost of $58,922 to offset School Improvements Bond Issue, of a second Paramedic unit consisting ALLY USED BY INDUSTRIAL- be required In F Y 1990/91, at which the impact of position vacancies and that affect the proposed budget. bid to get votes. He’s taken his message to various signed the Paris Peace Accord. He returned to This policy was set by the Board of of one Paramedic and one Emer­ COMMERCIAL CUSTOMERS. time the cumulative Interest on the civic organizations, to the soldiers at military posts Tom Sick leave won’t cost an increase in Patrol Officer unavail­ Fines, Licenses, Services & Rents Directors at adoption of the F Y gency Medical Technician. This Increase Is consistent with the funds borrowed during the three year active military duty, where he retired as a captain. ability due to Workers’ Compensation 1987/88 budget. Currently, statistics regarding Pa­ By Martin and to students on college campuses. A new study done for Congress claims that giving B Building Permits and Fees have cash flow projections presented to the construction period for the Sewer 9 Now 57, he is president of the American Defense disability absences. increased by $50,000, from $450,000 to B The availability of up to $100,000 ramedic calls for service indicate a Board of Directors In the last several Treatment Plant must be paid to the 9 United Fei He hasn’t been running for the office, however. Tiede Institute, a group that promotes military strength. unpaid leave for workers who need to care for sick 5. ) Elderly Outreach — The addi­ $500,000, due to a sustained increased to fund recommendations made by 7% probability of overlapping calls years and will generate an additional State. Annual payments of principal He’s been lobbying for one of the country’s most ADI also promotes military loyalty. Red relatives will not harm a company’s productivity. tion of a Social Worker at a cost of level of building activity. This esti­ the Parks and Recreation Facilities occurring during peak periods. As $1,063,000 In revenue from Sale of and interest on the long term DEAR IM $22,954 to assist with the 34% increase poignant special interest gorups. He wants people McDaniel says there ore POWs who are still A proposal to mandate unpaid leave for births, mate does not Include any fees Study Committee, which was ap­ proposed, the second unit will be Water. Although the F Y 1988/89 borrowing from the State begin In F Y chairman to elect a president who will do whatever is adoptions or the care of ill relatives has passed two in the caseload In this Division, and to resulting from construction at the pointed by the Board of Directors in housed at the Central Fire Station and budget will still require an appropria­ 1991/92. counting on the nation to come and get them. He provide greater attention to the will respond as necessary In the group, whii necessary to rescue the American soldiers whom Buckland Hills Mall. December 1987 and is currently tion of $471,403 from Fund Balance as Finally, I would like to recognize says there have been thousands of eye-witness House committees, and the report appears to increasing number of individuals who evaluating the maintenance of all rescue vehicle. The Town is continu­ a balancing revenue, the recom­ We raise m he believes are still being held captive in Southeast B Landfill Permits and Fees have the time and effort contributed by the the hands of the North Vietnamese militia. reports of Americans who remain stuck in bolster the bill. The bill would initially apply to all are elderly and in more need of increased by $475,000, from $450,000 to parka and recreation facilities and ing discussions with neighboring mended rate increase will provide Department Heads throughout the refunding. Asia. He was taken immediately to a military camp, Southeast Asia, and the government has “ positive companies with 50 or more employees and would frequent attention. $925,000, based on actual experience outdoor school recreational facilities. communities — in particular Sguth sufflclent revenue in sub^uent budget preparation process. Their Product Cc 6. ) Sanitation — As directed by the He says he’s not pushing any particular where the torture began. He says everyone at the information on at least 100 cases.” require 10 weeks of unpaid leave if the employee in the current and preceding year and The Committee has retained a Windsor — regarding sharing the years to meet 4«xpenses, since the oversight of Division Heads In the other proof candidate. None of them in fact have shown much needs It. After three years, smaller companies of 35 Board of Directors upon adoption of the previously mentioned policy of consultant to evaluate current main­ expense and services of a fully staffed projected Capital Reserve expendi­ generation of Initial budget requests them for th compound, approximately 60 people, were allowed Vet McDaniel says the government does not act. the F Y 1987-88 budget, this budget second Paramedic unit. ’The creation budgeting all revenue from this tenance operations and staffing lev­ ture in F Y 1969/90 is $800,000, a and subsequent budget review and I have an interest in the subject Pat Robertson used to talk to have at him: “ They each got one it. They used Not decisively, anyway. It has classified much of or more workers would have to comply. Employers recommends that all revenues from els. The full report of the consultant of a second response unit, as pro­ reduction of $526,400 from the F Y activity and appropriating it to refinement in close cooperation with home that about it when he was a television preacher an sticks, their fists, even their shoes. I couldn’t stand the pertinent information regarding the men who have traditionally found ways to fill the job of a Landfill Permits and Fees in excess Landfill and Solid Waste Disposal and the recommendations of the posed, is the most cost effective 1968/89 recommended expenditure. my staff are essential elements of a others have paid lip service, but the question of the up, because of my injury; so they hit me on the are still listed as missing. At the same time, it missing worker, according to the investigation. of the cost of the Solid Waste Disposal functions. This revenue increase is Committee will not be available prior solution to provide desired services to THEREFORE, THE RATE IN­ successful budget development pro­ Before I pli function be used for other solid waste our Town until a shared service is long ago war in Vietnam has not been a hot item on ground.” takes the official position that they have all ’The report concludes that employers would offset by an equal expenditure to adoption of the budget and, CREASE RECOMMENDED AT cess. As always. Town staff is mark it wit disposal initiatives or escrowed for therefore, cannot be incorporated possible. THIS ’HME SHOULD PROVIDE who tumei the stump. McDaniel ws shuffled from camp to camp in the perished by now and are beyond any helping. probably spend $220 million filling in for the increase for the pilot recycling available to provide assistance or future expansion or replacement of into the budget process. However, the B $29,479 in Overtime Salaries to STABLE RATES FOR THE NEXT additional, detailed information. So, Red McDaniel talks it up. He doesn’t want the countiy. Most of thcnt.were equally dreary. He was missing workers, but since those workers are on program and Contribution to Reserve refunds rec ’Therefore, McDaniel says it’s up to the voters to the current landfill. The Sanitation for landfill expansion/replacement proposed Use of Surplus leaves replace Paramedic shift vacancies FIVE YEARS. member, w nation or its leaders to forget. He says it has been 15 fed cabbage soup twice a day. and dropped from settle the argument. He encourages young people unpaid leave, the investment would be a wash and budget includes (1) a $98,200 increase and does not, therefore, affect the mill sufficient fund balance to implement for the second response unit. ' Steven R. Werhuer/fer Sewer Fuad refund che< years since the last of 591 prisoners of the war 185 to 115 pounds. He slept on concrete slabs for the productivity would not suffer. to establish a pilot recycling program rate calculation. priority Committee With only four Paramedics as­ to register to vote, and older people to press the The recommended Sewer Fund Robert B. Welsa We have came home in the winter of 1973, but more than most part and remembers that, on one of them, for a small sample area as a recommendations. signed to the new unit, there is no General Manager candidates. He says George Bush might be precursor to a State mandated Non-Edncntlon Related State 6t Fed­ allowance for absences due to vaca­ budget for FY 1988/89 is $2,739,065, an bategate” < $,400 American soldiers were never accounted for. there was a stained and permanent outline of a especially pressed; Bush was director of the CIA ! recycling program required by FY eral Reveane Personnel tion, sick leave, training or holidays. have been He claims some of them are alive and In irons. previous occupant. when the government first gave up on the issue. 1991-92: and (2) a $306,811 contribu­ B Welfare expense reimburse­ The Personal Services entries for ’The Overtime option is less costly fraud, and McDaniel speaks with particular authority on the Then there was the torture. McDaniel was caught McDaniel says it’s a matter of humanity. It may tion to the Capital Improvement ments from the State have decreased elements of this budget are based than paying the salary and fringe ^anrlipBtpr Hprah'i upon current contracts with bargain­ group are c matter. He was a prisoner himself during the participating in an eisoape attempt at one camp, likewise be one of national defense. He thinks the Reserve for future landfill needs. by $115,952, from $320,000 to $204,048, benefits of a fifth Paramedic for this These funds represent the excess of ing units where they extend through point to Uu conflict. He was incarcertated for almost six years and was brutalized thereafter. The depravity was Founded In 1881 due to the change in State procedure unit. nation is bound to learn the truth about the POWs landfill revenues over disposal costs. whereby medical costs for welfare F Y 1988/89. Final salary recommen­ B Fifty (50%) percent of the salary forms that In North Vietnam, where he was regularly boggling; the detailk were astonishing. McDaniel sooner or later, probably when one or more of them PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PutXKlMr One item not included in the recipients are now paid directly by dations for Individuals In other of a new Captain position to serve as clubs or asi tortured. He says he was sustained primarily by says he was whipped, choked, struck up with ropes is ultimately released, and the president-to-be may QEOROE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor Recommended Budget at this time is the State rather than by the To wn with bargaining units are subject to Hazardous Material Officer and as I underst OOUOLA8 A. B E V I N S ...... Exocullve EdHor the knowledge that his nation would not abandon and beaten senselessly by two-man teams working very well be faced with a subsequent crisis; a first line supervisory position at the a State reimbursement. continuing negotiations. ’This budget Medical Officer to supervise the can’t refui MAftlE P. GRADY...... City EdHor landfill. Once the effectiveness of the Includes a 7% salary increase for W hen you need to advertise, him. in relay. ALEXANDER OIRELLI...... AuoelMoEdHor B State Telephone Access Line Paramedic units. church. Bu “ Who will want to fight for a government that has Landfill Aide position in keeping personnel who are not members of McDaniel was captured in May 1967. He was a He says the pain was so intense that he lost Reimbursement hM increased by The Town must assume greater nothing works like Classified! group thini abandoned these men? Who will want to send their out-of-town waste from our landfill $57,687, from $8»,702 to $597,589 any bargaining unit. In addition, a responslblity under recent Federal lieutenant commander in the Navy, flying his 81st DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvortWng DIroclor money to t! control of his faculties. The communists broke his sons off to war under such conditions? I think every MARK r. ABR AinS...... BuHnoM Mmagor and the impact of a mandated based on the proportion of all review of these employees classifica­ and State legislation for emergency Dial 643-2711 mission, when his A-6 fighter plane was struck by a arm at one point, and later he began to pass blood candidate should think about It. I think they should SHELDON COHEN...... Compoolng Mana^ recycling program are better known, telephone lines in the State serving tions and wage groups has been response planning and training re­ cash our ri surfact-to-air missile just south of Hanoi. He balled through his urine. He says he would have welcomed start telling us now how they are going to get our ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praaaroom Manaoar the new Director of Public Works, Manchester telephone customers. conducted by the Personnel Depart- garding emergency response to sites thing. JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... Ckculallon Managar out, crushed a vertebra on landing, and ended up In death as an alternative to the punishment, but he men home, finally, once and for all, and period.” i — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 21, 19W MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. March 21. 1988

FOCUS - Group health insurance

Honda begins second plant Just write a check to reach the public MARYSVILLE, Ohio — Honda has broken premiums up 20 to 50% PEOPLE oecond U.S. auto assembly plant. NEW HAVEN (AP) - Connec­ DEAR BRUCE: We loan but rather a conventional one evaporate — as probably occurred in' > J " * America Manufacturing East was implemented in October the documentation required. Blue own a small service that did allow an assumption with the Liberty auto plant is scheduled to open in August ticut employers seeking to buy 1986. The system set rates for Cross & Blue Shield of Connecti­ your case. Your alternatives are to Al Pacino as Caesar group health insurance face business and we are lender’s approval, which we received. allow the building to go into foreclo­ 1989, company officials said. The $380 million each of about 7,000 medical cut officials say they have consol­ always trying to get Three months ago we were advised facto ^ will employ 1,000 workers and be premiums that have risen 20 to 50 procedures for each hospital. The idated the forms. sure and accept responslblity for NEW YORK - Et tu, Al? That’s right, Al percent this year. publicity, but our ef­ that the new owner was behind on his whatever deficiency exists, or to take capable of producing 150,000 cars a year. system caused rates to rise 18 “We’ve adapted a philosophy of forts haven’t panned Smart Money Pacino, like his predecessor Marlon Brando, The same plan rose only eight percent during the first year. standardizing all forms and cod­ payments. Then yesterday we were the proprty back, make the back is bringing an urban accent and street-wise •"rais sends a message around the world that out. We send publicity told that foreclosure was imminent percent during 1987. Physicians say insurers and ing for treatment procedures,” ' payments and resell it. ways to the patrician role of Marc Antony in a Ohio s workers can produce world-class releases to newspapers, Bruce Williams and if the property is sold for less than iff Insurers say this year’s in­ alternative health benefit plans said Harry J. Torello, Blue Cross production of “Julius Caesar” this week. products,” Gov. Richard Celeste said at • • • ^*.<5 •• — ’ creases are necessitated by the talk shows, etc., an­ the people owed, the lender would Perhaps you could handle the latter Sunday’s ceremony. are requiring them to do exces­ excutive vice president for sales nouncing the new servi­ collect the difference from us. That’s alternative. Find out the specifics; "Casting Brando was a great idea because rising cost of health care, espe­ sive documentation and adminis­ and service. Honda began manufacturing in the United • • ♦ . • ♦ ces we are offering, but how much is owed, approximately Brando is a great actor — and so is Al,” the cially hospital rates, which went trative work, which Increases Health maintenance organiza­ because the owners have gone into States in 1979 with production at its motorcycle ■* * so far everyone’s ig­ bankruptcy. what the property is worth in today’s producer, Joseph Papp, said in an interview up an average of 18 percent in clerical and overhead costs. tions and preferred provider plant in Marysville, about 35 miles northwest of nored us. Is this possible? We haven’t had the market, and how much it would bring published Sunday in The)New York Times. Connecticut in 1987. “There has been a whole organizations, however, require How does one get the type of get from public relations people on a house for years and now the bank in if you have to rent it for a time in When the film version of "Julius Caesar” Columbus. The auto plant at Marysville began They also cite increased claims system of documentation built written jusitification from physi­ publicity I,’m talking about? We daily basis. Ninety-nine percent of the wants us to pay. order to get out from under. was made in 1053, Brando was best known as production three years later. An engine plant at and higher doctor’s fees as the into the system over the last few cians as to why a procedure was simply can’t afford to go out and buy announcements are thrown out imme­ the brutal Stanley Kowalski in "A Streetcar Anna in western Ohio began production in 1985. reason for the rise. years,” Dr. Stephen Wolfson, a necessary. C.L. If by now the foreciosrue has been AP photo big blocks'of advertising on radio, diately, and even the other I percent is LAKEWOOD, COLO. Named Desire.” Nevertheless, he won The new plant is part of a strategy aimed at Hospitals, however, blame the cardiologist with offices in Tem­ “With HMDs and managed completed, you are left with little television and in the newspapers. I’m seldom used. favorable reviews for his portrayal of the establishing a self-reliant motor vehicle GRAIN OF RESISTANCE - Electronic state’s health care claim and ple Medical Center in New care generally, there’s no ques­ choice other than to attend the auction told that publicity is out there for the Unless you have something very DEAR C.L.: It is entirely possible highbrow Antony. company in the United States with resources payment system for the increase Haven, said. “Third-party payers tion that they try to monitor the and bid the amount owed so that if chip resistors made by ROHM Co. Ltd. In asking. We’ve asked, but so far we newsworthy and different, the media that you are on the hook for this one. that compare to the Tokyo-based company’s in costs. Physicians fault insurers require pre-admission certifica­ system and treatment process, so someone else buys the property, they “The image, the idea that Brando had done Kyoto, Japan, resemble pepper grains. for part of the increase in haven’t received. won’t publicize it for free. That’s why You see, when you allow someone to it, was an encouragement to me to think that I operations in Japan, Honda officials said. tion and documentation that is there is more paperwork,” said will have wiped out your obligation. The almost microscopic parts are used premiums. very detailed.” T.L. advertising exists — and, in fact, you assume your loan, you remained in could do it too,” said Pacino, who grew up in Michael Herbert, president of in TV and VCR tuners, autofocus Hospital rates rose sharply Insurance companies, how­ AKRON. OHIO will probably have to write a check in bond. Usually when the new owner I wish to note that in all loan the South Bronx. But he insisted, ”I have Physicians Health Services Inc., after the state’s “all-payers” rate ever, say they have not increased one of the state’s larger HMDs. order to reach the public. makes a decent down payment, there assumptions, there is a degree of risk taken my own route. ’ ’ EEC exports more wine cameras, portable tape recorders and DEAR T.L.: I’m not sure who told is little risk for the seller since the for the seller, one that should not be Also starring in the production, which opens watches. you that all this publicity is just DEAR BRUCE: Six and a half WASHINGTON — A large surplus of table equity is sufficient to cover the bank taken lightly. Only in California is the ’Tuesday as part of Papp’s New York waiting to be asked for, but I know years ago, we sold our home and wine in the European Economic Community will interest. lender normally restrained from Shakespeare Festival, are Martin Sheen as they are wrong. You can’t imagine allowed the buyer to assume our mean more competition for U.S. producers, More hospitals closing Despite profits, iow jobiess But in a depressed local real-estate seeking the money owed when a Brutus, Edward Herrmann as Cassius and how many publicity releases I myself house loan. It was not an FHA or VA market, this cushion can rapidly residential property is foreclosed. John McMartin as Julius Caesar. according to an Agriculture Department report. CHICAGO — Rising costs last year forced a During the late 1970s and early ’80s, EEC record 79 hospitals to close their doors, the exporters supplied a rising share of the U.S. American Hospital Association reported today. rate, state iayoffs continue wine market, with imports peaking in 1984. Pope visits sick The closings, most in hospitals with fewer Prevention is best antidote Since then, Spain and Portugal have joined the than 100 beds, were heavy in four southern HARTFORD (AP) - Compan­ “I don’t remember another collecting benefits has remained trading bloc, raising EEC membership to 12 states but were evenly split overall between ies seeking to become what one period where you’ve seen this consistently low, dropping from D r. G o tt ROME — Pope John Paul II visited the sick countries at Salvator Mundi hospital to celebrate the rural and urban areas, the hospital group said. industry analyst terms "lean and type of pattern,” said Edward J. an average of 9 weeks in De­ “Based on grape, wine and transportation cost Peter Gott, M.D. centennial of the Congregation of the Sisters of “Hospitals that barely break even o r , mean” have laid off thousands of Deak, professor of economics at cember 1986 to 8.8 weeks in to stop accidental poisonings comparisons, California, France and Italy have continually lose money cannot buy needed Connecticut workers in the last Fairfield University. December 1987. the Divine Savior, the order that operates the similar total costs for producing and hospital. medical equipment, replace deteriorating nine months despite a strong “After five years of expansion, "There is never a good time to DEAR original containers. transporting wine to major U.S. markets,” the economy and a low unemploy­ companies should be fat, dumb be laid off. but there are better “I have come here to pay homage to those buildings or add important services,” Carol ABBY: Three ■ Discard old medicines by report said. ment rate. and happy. But there’s a lot of times and worse times,” said who suffer and to those that deal with the McCarthy, president of the Chicago-based years ago I flushing them down the toilet. Imports of non-premium table wines from the The Hartford Ctourant con­ planning and worrying about the Nicholas Perna, vice president suffering of others,” the pope told doctors and organization, said in a statement. wrote to tell Here is a checklist of potential EEC “should not reach the levels they did in 1984 firmed at least 4,000 layoffs at 24 future going on,” Deak said. and chief economist at Connecti­ nurses assembled in the hospital’s chapel on Federal Medicare payments, which represent you that the poisons found in the home. These in the near future,” it said. “However, because companies since June 1987. Labor Many of the pople who have cut National Bank. “This isoneof incidence of Dear Abby Sunday. His remarks were carried on 40 percent of a hospital’s income, may be partly products should be locked up or of its wine surplus, which is projected to reach 20 to blame for the closings, she added. unions, state officials and other been dismissed from their jobs the better times.” Sudden change child deaths Abigail Van Buren speakers located throughout the hospital. sources say that an additional One reason the recent layoffs kept out of reach of children. million to 25 million hectoliters in 1991-92, the Of the 79 hospitals that closed in 30 states, 35 have found new ones within a few from aspirin Salvator Mundi admits an average of 2,700 4.000 workers were laid off in that months, capitalizing on a continu­ have not disrupted the state’s KITCHEN: aspirin, drain (EEC) will continue to place heavy emphasis on were for-profit, 30 were non-profit and 14 were had been re­ cleansers (lye), furniture polish, patients a year from about 80 countries. nine-month period. ing labor shortage that has left economy is the generally strong exports to the United States.” government-owned, the association said. upsets digestion duced by 88 powdered and liquid detergents, The demand for workers is not many companies in need of demand for workers, Pedna said, percent due to cleansers and scouring powders, It runs in the family equal across all industries. Ri­ workers. as evidenced by the state’s th e jC h i 1 d - ammonia, oven cleaner, rust chard Mattoon, re.search analyst The average duration of unem­ unemployment rate of 3.3 percent DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband and I are resistant caps on pill containers. column and keep it handy. remover, dishwasher detergents. NEW YORK - for the Connecticut Business and ployment compensation for those in January. vegetarians for moral reasons. We are careful I also mentioned that because ELIZABETH BENNETT BEDROOM: all medication, While Massachu­ Industry Asscoation, said people about our nutritional requirements. I have a older people with painful arthritis SEATTLE POISON CENTER jewelry cleaner, cosmetics, setts Gov. Michael ‘Dividend play’ not that easy laid off from basic manufactur­ 3-year-old son from a previous marriage. He is with in their fingers complained about perfume, ing jobs have more difficulty us four weeks, then with his father one week. Dukakis cam­ how difficult it was to open those LAUNDRY: bleaches, soaps, QUESTION: Nonetheless, it’s a given that finding a comparable job than Perhaps out of spite, my ex-husband pumps him full paigns for the CJjir MARC child-proof caps, regular caps DEAR ELIZABETH ; The detergents, disinfectants, bluing, presidency, When report­ Japanese insurance companies someone laid off from a service of hamburgers, hot dogs, white sugar and no could be obtined from the phar­ number of children who have died dyes, spot removers. another Dukakis is ing extra heavy have been very active in dividend job such as a bank teller, vegetables during the boy’s visit. While I’m not macist for the asking. I then secretary or a clerk. jr BAKERY AND COFFEE SHOP *|| and-or have been seriously inured CLOSETS, ATTIC, STORAGE quietly in the trading volume plays. Japanese insurers cur­ concerned about my son eating meat (he can make urged you to warn grandparents Investors’ Mattoon said the state’s econ­ ingesting poisonous sustances PLACES: rat poison, roach poi­ running for her in a particular rently need dividend income to that decision on his own when he’s older), he does to poison-proof their homes in found in the home would make omy remains “very strong” son, mothballs, insect sprays. own version of the stock, televi- G uide pay to policy holders. Complex This week*s Baker's Specials | have problems being unable to move his ^w els for case their grandchildren visited you weep. PURSE: aspirin, all drugs, despite the layoffs because of the days after returning home. American Dream. s i 0 n a n - rules in that country often pre­ them because small children love It is the responsiblity of adults vent insurance companies from mix of business. My “ex” will not listen to me at all. Perhaps if you Olympia Duka­ nouncers usu­ William A, Doyle to explore the cupboards,IS , ca­ca- to poison-proofpoison-pro their homes to BATHROOM: all drugs and ally kiss it off making payments to policy­ “The layoffs are something to Hot Cross Buns explain medically the trauma my son’s digestive binets and drawers in ;' their prevent chHdi children from becoming pills, shampoo, wave-set lotions kis, the governor’s watch, but are not signilicant to by calling it a holders from capital gains — Reg. *2.80/00260..... /d>. tract goes through every five weeks, he will try and grandparents’ homes. I victims. I and sprays, nail polish and polish first cousin, says ‘‘dividend profits on the sale of stock the economy. Right now mere is a •2.25 help his Son by at least giving him fruits and she “jumped up I was at the Seattle Poison Foison First: Neveiler take medicine in remover, suntan products, shav­ play”. Please I m formerly held as investments. great deal of pressure on business vegetables. and down 50 times, Center at the time — and I am>m still front of childchildren. They love to ing lotions, toilet bowl cleaner, expand on that term and explain after-tax yield from the XYZ As a result. Japanese insurance to be lean and mean. That’s the Honey Cake or here — so I hope you will run your imitate adults. Also, never call rubbing alcohol, room deodo­ like a child,” when it. More important, can I profit by companies reportedly have been buzzword now,” Mattoon said. DEAR READER; Vegetarianism is more a dividend figures to be much valuable tips again on l^ow to medicine “candy.” rizer, hair remover, boric acid, she learned she getting in on the dividend play higher than QRS could get on oher buying high-yield U.S. stocks just Many of the larger companies Sponge Loaf Cake question of preference than of medical necessity. poison-proof your home. itVould had been nomi­ in Connecticut that are laying off ■ Store all cleaning supplies denture tablets, deodorants, pine action? short-term investments. before the ex-dividend dates and Reg. *3.50...... •2.50 Clearly, Americans eat too much red meat and be ideal if you ran it during the out of sight and out of reach of oil and bath oil. nated for an Oscar selling them immediately after. workers today are making money saturated fat. We would probably be a helther There is, of course, risk in week of March 20-26 as that is children. (Never leave cleanser GARAGE, BASEMENT, Olympia Dukakis as best supporting ANSWER: Not unless you owning stocks. But QRS can ’They are not bound by the 46-day and planning for growth, accord­ If we ate more vegetables and grain. Poison Prevention Week. or detergent under the kitchen or WORKSHOP; lye, kerosene, bug actress for her incorporate. hedge its dividend capture posi­ holding rule that apples to U.S. ing to analysts. 2 Vienna Breads ^ _ However, a striclty vegetarian diet is not necessary Thank you, Abby. on behalf of bathroom sink) killers, gasoline, lighter fluid, performance as Cher's mother in the hit companies for tax purposes. for good health. A dividend play, also called tion by selling a call option on A-- Reg. *1.10 ea...... • 2 / 9 9 ^ all your readers who will clip that ■ Keep all products in their turpentine, paint remover and comedy “Moonstruck.” Most people adapt to their diets. Bowel problems, “dividend capture,” involves one 100,000 XYZ shares, giving the TH E $ ( thinner, paint, weed killers, anti­ The Greek-American actress, probably best corporation buying stock of option buyer the right to purchase QUESTION: Please explain such as diarrhea and constipation, can appear when freeze and fertilizers. the financial word “leverage.” Speci.l. Available 3/14/88 ■ 3/26/88 diets are suddenly changed without the body being known for her “Aunt Millie” spaghetti another corporation shortly be­ those shares at a fixed price for a 25; GENERAL: flaking paint, re­ commercials, says she thinks it’s good luck fore the second corporation pays set period of time. Who uses it and how? WEEKENDS ARE BACK! given an opportunity to adjust. Evidently, this is D ata Bank painted toys, broken plaster. that her cousin won the New Hampshire a dividend. As a result, the first The money received from the ANSWER: Leverage is the use starting Friday, May 20th, 1988 We Specialize in Wedding what is happening to your son when he is repeatedly Some flowers and plants are changed form a high-fiber diet to low-fiber foods. Democratic primary in the same week she company gets that dividend and a option sale, known as a “pre­ of “0PM ” — other people’s Including Friday and Saturday lodgings, poisonous. received her nomination. tax break. mium,” reduces QRS’s total cost. money — in an attempt to make THREE (3) ALL YOU CAN EAT MEALS . . . Cakes & Birthday Cakes Since children ar often misused a pawns in FIRST AID FOR POISON­ tennis, swimming, shuffleboard, and more. divorce situations (and sometimes long after), you Under this nation’s tax laws. It might also offset the fact that more money. Anyone who bor­ PLUS, our Famous 18 Hole Golf Course and INGS: Keep syrup of ipecac on U.S. corporations do not pay the market price of XYZ stock rows money and puts it to work in Sparkling Entertainment every night' probably won’t get anywhere trying to convince AMERICA'S POOR For FREE brochure, wrtto: hand in your home, but do not use Penn, Duvall movie rapped federal income tax on 80 percent will automatically be adjusted an investment, speculation, trade your ex-husband of the pure health (or moral) POLANDSPRINQ INN, Poland Spring, ME 04274 it except on the advice of your of the dividends they receive downward on the day it goes of busness uses leverage. o r call 207 / 998>4671 between 9 a.m. ft 5:30 p.m. benefits of vegetarianism. However, I think that he Who they are physician or the poison center. LOS ANGELES — The imminent release of For Superfaat Reply, send stamped, self- from other domestic corpora­ ex-dividend. In its simplest form, you use addressed envelope. I might respond to the observation that your son is (Call information now for your a realistic street-gang movie starring Sean * Rata I t pet p e rto n plut U i and tarvica charga for tions. You can’t benefit from There are other, even more leverage when you buy stock on tha entire waakand. 43 Purnell Place • Manchester II physically uncomfortable when his digestive tract local poison center’s 24-hour Penn and Robert Duvall has authorities here Is denied the roughage to which it is accustomed. I dividend capture because all the complicated, ways to hedge divi­ margin, putting up only half the hot-line number, and keep it on or worried that life could imitate art, resulting in dividends you, I and other indi­ dend plays. None eliminates the purchase price and borrowing the 649-5380 think that any reasonable adult would want his child near your phone.) outbreaks of gang violence in audiences. ' to eat a balanced diet, including vegetables and viduals receive from stocks we risk, which a corporate treasurer rest through your broker. Poison prevention is the best “We’ll be sorry that movie was ever made,” Open Monday thru Saturday fruit. Try a reasoned approach based on the fact 1______own are fully taxable. must take into consideration antidote for poisonings, but, said Los Angeles County sheriff’s Sgt. Wes Let’s say XYZ Corp. has when attempting to fatten up the William A. Doyle, a syndicated that your son is having difficulty assimilating accidental poisoning can occur in divergent diets. McBride, who attended a private screening declared a $1 per share dividend company’s coffers. columnist, welcomes written Students 7 % any home. The natural impulse is March 6. on its common stock payable to questions, but he can provide If your ex-husband truly refuses to listen to you, to act at once, but the wrong perhaps he would be willing to sit down with the Many of the 150 gang investigators invited to stockholders of record Friday, QUESTION: My uncle, who answers only through the column. treatment for poisoning is often the screening said the film, “Colors,” features April 15. XYZ stock will go follows the stock market very Write to Doyle in care of the ARBORS AT HOP BROOK boy’s pediatrician and discuss the child’s nutri­ more harmful than none. So call tional needs. You might also consider sending along graphic violence and the use of real gang ex-dividend at the opening of closely, says Japanese insurance Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, in cooperation with Percentage ol all poor people your physician or your local trading Monday, April 11. Anyone companies ar largely responsible Manchester 06040. a bag of fresh fruit with your son when he goes to poison center for advice names and identifying colors that could THE MANCHESTER HISTORICAL SOCIETY visit. trigger a wave of violence. who buys that stock on or after for the tremendously heavy trad­ NEA graphic immediately. April 11 in a “regular way” ing of certain stocks in dividend a n d transaction will not receive the capture programs. That seems LOOK THE WADSWORTH ATHENEUM Supermarket Shopper Fairbanks on stage dividend. awfully strange to me. Is it true? Now, let’s say QRS Corp. buys FUEL OIL sponsors LONDON — A royal gala brought veteran 100,000 XYZ shares on Friday, ANSWER: There’s no way of Hollywood screen star Douglas Fairbanks Jr. April 9. QRS Corp. will get a knowing, for sure, the source of "A LOOK AT OLD MANCHESTER" to a British stage for the first time in 12 years. $100,000 dividend from XYZ Corp. all buying and selling of stocks for 799 Did this church group commit fraud? Fairbanks, 81, an honorary knight, was a and pay federal income tax on dividend plays or any other Sonlor Citizen A An historical review of the "City ofVillagc Charm" including an exhibi­ master of ceremonies at the Adelphi Theater only $15,000. purpose. Corporations using divi­ Volume DIacounta dend capture programs make tion of the paintings by the Cheney family, as well as, lectures focusing M artin Sloane for Sunday’s gala to raise funds for the blind. In order to qualify for the 80 By Some of our people want to abandon DEAR MRS. G.M.: Don’t give up! As long as each member of the their purchases and sales through on the changing character of Manchester. United Feature Syndicate percent “dividend-received ex­ THRIFTY OIL CO. this method of fund-raising, but last There is nothing wrong with what you group saves his or her own proofs of Among those present was Princess , clusion,” QRS Corp. must own the brokerage firms, which naturally year it provided more than $1,500 for are doing. Whether or not you have a purchase and receives the refund Margaret, sister of Queen Elizabeth H. XYZ stock for at least 46 days. keep customers’ activities 289-8843 DEAR MARTIN: I am the project Art Exhibition Opening 9-4/12-4 our mission work. We would appre­ common goal is not the question here. checks, he or she is refunding Even with that restriction, the confidential. March 19-20 chairman of our church’s mission ciate your answer. Fairbanks, who lives in New York and Palm The question is whether you are individually. This is true because the Beach, Fla., last acted in London’s West End Art Exhibit Review 9:00-4:00 group, whidh has about 20 members. MRS. G.H. March 19-25 refunding individually — and your Initiative is with the individual. The in 1976 in a comedy, “The Pleasure of his We raise money for missions through FLINT, MICH. letter indicates that you are. "Cheney Brothers Was The World", 1:30-2:30' members in whose name the refunds Company,” at the Phoenix Theater. March 21 refunding. All of us save Universal are sent are the ones who decided to Dr. John Sutherland, MCC Product Codes, box tops, labels and save their proofs of purchase, in other proofs of purchase, and I collect refund form and eight Universal deciding what to do with the money, Pitkin Glass Works -Tom Duff 7:00-8:00 them for the group. Clip 'n file refunds Product Code symbols from any the initiative again remains with the They made his day Pitkin Family History - Erland Johnson I have an extensive filing system at variety of Brown ‘N Serve Sausage individual members of the group. Poison Prevention Materiais Cereals, breakfast products EVERETT, Pa. — Some Clint Eastwood home that is devoted to this project. baby products (File No. 1) for four 50-cent coupons; or send the In fact, it makes no difference that a "Silk Along Steel" (Cheney Railroad) Before I place each item in the file, I required refund form and six person such as yourself may assist the fans showed they have a soft spot in their J*oison Antidote Chart mark it with the name of hte person Universal Product Ck)de symbols hearts for the tough-guy actor when they Tom Lewis Clip out this file and keep it with others by filing their proofs of Emergency Phone Stickers who turned it in, an I submit the similar cash-off coupons — bever­ for three 50-cent coupons; or send purchase or even by sending the offered to pay his delinquent $63 fine for a 19?7 "Visiting Old Manchester" refunds requests in the name of that age refund offers with beverage the required refund form and four refund requests to the manufacturers. speeding ticket. Kids Poison Prevention Quiz member, who eventually receives the coupons, for example. Start collect­ Universal Product Code symbols Herbert Bengston refund check. for two 5(Kcent coupons. Expires ’"rhe phones have been buzzing” since news One Bottle of Ipecac (induces vomiting) ing the needed proofs of purchase of Eastwood’s ticket was publicized a week "Cheney Brothers Was The World" We have been reading your ”Re- while looking for the required forms June 30, 1988. These considerations should guide bategate” columns about people who ago, said District Justice Marion L. Morgret Dr. John Sutherland at the supermarket, in newspapers any group whose members are of this western Pennsylvania community. have been prosecuted for refund and magazines, and when trading CHUBS $I Refund Offer. Send the thinking of using refunding to raise fraud, and some of the women in our with friends. Offers may not be required refund form and one cap money. Getting started can be as One Altoona resident sent a $03 check for group are concerend about this. They available in all areas of the country. ^ strap cut from an 80-count or larger simple as learning who in the group Eastwood’s fine and asked for a receipt as point to the fine print on the refund Allow 10 weeks to receive each size Chubs (for Chubs Tub, the likes to refund. proof of ^ym ent. The district Justice’s staff forms that often says "No groups, refund. Universal Product Code substitutes returned the check uncashed since Eastwood clubs or associations are eligible.” for the cap strap as the proof of technically doesn’t owe the fine anymore These offers require refund I understand this to mean that we purchase); or send the required Send questions and comments to because of the statute of limitaRons. can’t refund in the name of our forms: refund form and two cap straps cut Martin Sloane in care of the Manches­ church. But a few members of the BROWN ‘N SERVE $2 Refund from two 40-count Chubs, along with ter Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester group think that giving the refund Offer. Receive up to four 50-cent the cash-registere receipt (s) with 06040. Hie volume of mail precludes money to the mission after we each Swift Premium Brown 'N Serve the purchase price(s) circled. Ex­ individual replies to every letter, but cash our refund checks is the same Sausage coupons. Send the required pires Sept. 30, 1988. Sloane will respond to letters of thing. general Interest In the column. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 21,1988

Nicaraguans retreat; Revaluation data fBanrhriitrr Hrralii truce talks to begin may be too old Section 2, Page 11 Continued from page 1 SPORTS President Reagan ordered the Continued from page 1 Monday, March 21, 1988 U.S. troops in after Honduras said unwarranted act of aggression. It 2,000 Sandinistas had crossed the Vincent said he decided to use 1987 as the year for has denied that its troops crossed border. Slue the present revaluation because that would put the the jungle-choked border be­ Rep. G.V. Montgomery, D- KCtl- last revaluation at 10 years ago, as required by state tween the nations, and said the Miss., a member of a congres­ ISOl- Honduran pianes dropped bombs law. Similarly, he said, he used 1986 as the base year sional delegation that ended a for market values to be consistent with the previous NCAA Tourney is down to ‘Sweet ’ in the Bocay area of Nicaragua, 16 lyof fact-finding mission to Honduras revaluation. 170 miies northeast of Managua. cod­ on Sunday, said he expects the " I f there are no more incidents, If the 1987 values were used for this revaluation, es,” ' U.S. miiitary personnel to puil out there would be an 11-year gap between the values the Americans wiii ieave,” Az- in about a week. Owls romp ‘Nova miracle ross used in the 1977 revaluation and the values used in- cona said. He did not say when the Pitt is upset Arizona rolls ales " I think it’il aii be over by current revaluation, he said. U.S. troops, which began arriving The mighty Big East then,” Montgomery, a member of “ We would have been wrong either way,” Vincent Thursday, wouid ieave nor did he liza- the House Armed Services Com­ said. "Somebody would have found us wrong either East further describe the Sandinista Southeast ider mittee, said at a news conference way.” Midwest West withdrawal. uire at Paimerola, headquarters for Vincent said that in his reading of the General Is now Big Least A high-ranking Honduran mii- Bv Howard Ulmon lysi- the American miiitary operation Statutes, he has found nothing stating that the By Joe Kov itary official said iate Sunday in Honduras. The Associated Press By Owen Confleid was property values used for a revaluation must be The Associated Press Bv The Associated Press Illinois 66-63 in the Southeast By Dove Goldberg that Honduras pianned to position The Associated Press In Washington, a national se­ based on market values for that year. Regional after falling behind The Associated Press troops aii aiong the SOO-miie-iong HARTFORD — Chalk up two curity adviser, Lt. Gen. Colin “ They don’t talk anywhere about the base year CINCINNA-n - Mark Plansky The mighty Big East Con­ by 14 points, remained to border with Nicaragua to guard for the little guys. LINCOLN, Neb. — Vanderbilt Powell, also said the fighting was being the same,” he said. can’t daydream about his part in ference, with Its record-tying uphold Big East honor. LOS ANGELES — A wa rning to against future incursions. Temple and Richmond, is heading for the NCAA Midwest essentially over. Appearing on Meanwhile, Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. has Villanova’s 1985 national cham­ six NCAA tournament teams, "This effort is one of the the University of Iowa: Arizona The officiai, who spoke on winners on the court but losers Regional semifinals thanks in ABC-TV’s “This Week With scheduled a special meeting of the town Board of pionship game. He had just one was down to one — tied with finest efforts I ever witnessed Coach Lute Olson thought his condition of anonymity, wouid not over the years in the battle for large part to the 3-point shot. David Brinkley,” Powell said the Directors on ’I^esday to discuss the revaluation. As free throw, and missed It badly. the Colonial Athletic Associa­ as a coach and as a specta­ Wildcats were great against say when the troops wouid be in recognition, are being noticed. Coach C M. Newton figures he troops will return to the United of Friday, Vincent said, the Assessor’s Office had ’Three years later, his clutch tion and one behind the tor,” Villanova’s Rollie Mas- Seton Hall; he expects they’ll be place or if this wouid be a Knocking off the big guys will owes Ed Steitz a big favor. States soon. made appointments for about 170 people seeking shooting has the Wildcats dream­ Atlantic 10. simino said. even better against Iowa. permanent operation. often do that. " I ought to give him half my “ The Sandinistas have with­ hearings on increases in their assessments due to ing the improbable again. While the CAA’s Richmond There were none to uphold Second-ranked Arizona looked paycheck,” Newton said. "H e’ll Nicaraguan officials deny their drawn. They’re apparently on the revaluation. For the past six weeks. Temple Plansky hit two free throws was on a run, the Big East wa.s every bit the national champion the honor of last year’s Final remember this.” forces entered Honduras whiie their side of the ^ rd e r again. has been the nation’s top-ranked with four seconds to play Sunday practically run out of the Four teams, however. Indi­ on Sunday as it stalled for five driving Contra rebels out of the basketball team. Still, Coach Steitz, secretary of the NCAA They appear to be in a process of 8lu Hlpklrw/Spaotal to tho Horald as Villanova erased a 14-point NCAA’s tournament. Already ana, the 1987 national cham­ minutes, then took off like a Rules Committee, is considered country in a major offensive that withdrawing or have with­ John Chaney perceives a lack of second-half deficit to stun No. 16 gone from the Big East were rocket to beat Seton Hall 84-55 in a pion. already had been beaten the father of the 3-point shot. began March 8. drawn,” Poweil said. GIFTED SPEAKER Amelia Costa, English teacher at Manchester High respect for his powerhouse from Illinois 66-63 in a second-round St. John’s and Syracuse, and by Richmond; Syracuse was second-round game of the NCAA Cuts won’t stop Vanderbilt sent its game against A School, presents senior Sean Bell, 17, with the trophies he won for the lightly regarded Atlantic 10 NCAA Tournament game in the they were joined on Sunday by Rhode Island’s victim; Tournament’s West Regional. eighth-ranked Pitt into overtime placing third in tho American Legion’s state oratorical contest on the despite five consecutive seasons Southeast Regional. eighth-ranked Pittsburgh, Nevada-Las Vegqs lost Sun­ "They made us look the worst with at least 25 victories. Sunday when Barry Goheen Police Roundup No. 6 Kentucky used a hot Georgetown and Seton Hall. day to Iowa, and Providence we’ve looked all season,” Pirates Constitution hold recently In Orange. In January, he won a local revamp In police drilled a 3-pointer at the buzzer. Coach P.J. Carlesimo said. competition sponsored by Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post 102 please turn to page 12 Only Villanova. which beat didn’t even get an invitation. ned please turn to page 12 Continued from page 1 rom Sock burning about $80. from the store without please turn to page 12 please turn to page 12 De- paying. Phee. after being ; In charge lodged stopped by a security guard, fled lieutenant from the administration division would A Manchester man held on from the security department of be transferred to the patrol division to serve as the ‘It’s good to be back home’ executive officer to the patrol captain. e to other charges at the Manchester the Caldor store through an Addition of a laborer to assist in the maintenance tier Police Department was charged emergency exit before he was Continued from page 1 said he would have to think twice before said with first-degree arson Thursday stopped again by the guard and a of the traffic control signals and the traffic signs for lent returning to the Soviet Union. which the police department is responsible in connection with an incident in store manager, police said. 2-22 record this season, did not do much •cti- ” As far as the quality of life and what ($23,326). which a fire was discovered in his Phee was held on a $1,000 bond. better again.st the Soviets, Spino said. le of cell, police said. He was to appear in Manchester It must be like to live there day after The addition of two police officers to make up for day. I ’m glad I ’m an American.” Spino The man. Brad Thomas. 18. Superior Court this morning. Out of about 90 matches, the team was vacancies due to workers’ compensation cases said. “ I’d go back to England in a second offs whose last-known address was only able to win three, he said. ($58,922). The additions would bring the number of to finish off the museums, but I’d have to ite’s 118 Downey Drive, Apt. 5. had officers on the force to 56rtwo above the authorized Man arrested While Spino said he would return to think twice to see if I ’d go back to see jevel of 54. The increase is necessary because of the •ong been charged earlier Thursday Great Britian, where he spent a what I had missed because of the increasing number of workers’ compensation aid. with sixth-degree larceny, crimi­ on drug charges previous vacation, in a “ second.” he atmosphere of the country.” cases. lie’s nal impersonation, breach of cent A Coventry man was arrested Following are other new positions recommended peace and interfering with an on drug and other charges in by Weiss: officer, poiice said. Police said connnection with an incident in ■ A clerk assigned to the Town Attorney’s Office those charges stemmed from an which his car was stopped on and the Personnel Department to handle the incident at the Bradlees Depart­ Delegate formulas complex Interstate 384 early Friday morn­ increased workload in defense of insurance claims, ment Store at the Manchester ing, police said. Parkade. Continued from page 1 employee recruitment, affirmative action outreach Erik J. Wisnewski, 21, was As for the 18 congressional district and employee training ($15,390). No one was reported injured as charged with speeding, operating delegates, the qualifying threshold is 25 will be awarded delegates, based on their ■ Secretary for the Planning Department and the a result of the fire, which police while impaired, possession of percent. However, if only one candidate percentage of the vote total. Economic Development Commission ($20,447). The said may have originated with the marijuana under 4 ounces, and gets 25 percent or above, the totals of the socks Thomas was wearing. The other 18 Democratic delegates will secretary is being requested because of the possession of drug parapherna­ top two contenders must be refigured, increased workload of the Zoning Board of Appeals Police said they found a lighter in be determined on an at-large basis, lia. police said. Police said they under party rules. and the Zoning Enforcement Officer. The person Thomas' underwear after the allotted on the total statewide percentage stopped Wisnewski at about 1 Thus, if Bush got 30,000 votes in one would also assist in parks and recreation planning. fire. a candidiate gets. The same 15 percent a m. after an officer clocked his congressional district to Dole’s 10,000 and ■ The addition of a social worker for the elderly Thomas was arrested at about car traveling at 65 miles per hour. thresholt^pplies. 8:15 p.m.. and the fire was On the Republican side, all 35 Connecti­ another 1,000 votes were scattered else­ outreach program to assist with the increasing Inside Wisnewski's car. police where, Bush would get two of that caseload ($22,954). discovered at about 9:30 p.m., cut deie^tes to the New Orleans conven­ 2 found two “ bongs,” used for district’s delegates to Dole’s one. police said. tion wilLbe at stake. “ The departments were for the most part fairly smoking marijuana, and mari­ Thomas was held on a $1,000 Eighteen will be divided equally among Further confusing matters, the ballots thorough in their reviews,” Werbner said. juana seeds inside the glove box. will contain the names of candidates who bond. He appeared Friday in police said. the six oongressional districts. Weiss also recommends $1,062,043 in funding for Manchester Superior Court. The otner 17 will be allotted on the basis have already dropped out of the race; Wisnewski was released on a capital improvements in the next fiscal year, an of statewide vote totals. Democrats Bruce Babbitt and Gary Hart, $1,000 non-surety bond. He is to increase of 43.8 percent over this year. Among the If, for example. Vice President George and Republican Jack Kemp. And each appear in Manchester Superior projects is $133,000 for a VacAll/Sweeper, used for Man charged Bush gets 60 percent of the vote and Senate ballot will have a slot marked "uncommit­ Court on Wednesday cleaning leaves from storm drains; $121,000 for the In tool theft Minority Leader Bob Dole got 30 percent. ted” for those wishing to vote in the reconstruction of the Mt, Nebo entrance and Bush would get 11 of the at-large delegates primary but not state a preference for a parking lot; and $95,000 for the repair and A Coventry man charged Fri­ and Dole would get six. assuming neither candidate. restoration of Saulters Pool. day afternoon in connection with Man charged in of the other candidates on the GOP ballot On the Republican ballot, the order will Revenues are expected to increase by 13.5 percent the theft of tools from a van at the sexual assault — Pat Robertson and Rep. Jack Kemp — Manchester Parkade was to be Kemp, Bush, Dole, Robertson and overall. The projection for property taxes is up 11.7 A Manchester man was ar­ got the minimum 5.88 percent. appear in Manchester Superior uncommitted. percent, to $40,957,415. AP photo AP photo rested Wednesday by Middletown Court this morning, police said. IN TROUBLE — Illinois’s Jens Kajawa during their second round Southeast police in connection with the MY BALL — Pittsburgh’s Charles Smith second round Midwest Regional contest Daniel Coltey, 32. of 139 Trow­ (54) encounters trouble from Villanova’s sexual assault of a 28-year-old Regional game Sunday in Cincinnati, (32) fights top keep the ball away from Sunday in Lincoln, Nebraska. Vandy bridge Road, was charged with Kenny Wilson (3) and Mark Plansky woman earlier this month, police DOT agrees to raze condemned Bolton house Ohio., Villanova won. 66-63. Vanderbilt's Will Perdue during their won, 80-74, in overtime. third-degree burglary and sixth- in Middletown said today. degree larceny. Laurence Davis. 32 of 32 BOLTON — A house on Notch Army Corps of Engineers. Coltey was held on a $2.,500 He described the house as "heav­ keep the houses up without Chalmers St., Manchester, Road will be demolished in about Lewis said the house is not in a bond. ily vandalized.” demolishing them,” Lewis said. turned himself in to Middletown two months because of neighbors’ safe condition now. “ This is a specific response to police and was charged with one complaints that the house has Lewis stressed that there are no UConn ready to serve LA Tech some home cooking “ We had gotten several com­ some complaints.” Police say man count of first-degree sexual as­ been vandalized, a Department of plans to demolish other houses Transportation spokesman said plaints about the condition. It’s condemned by the DOT for the The house, formerly owned by By Len Auster sault. police said. second round with a 62-57 over­ there,” second-yearHusky Coach Bulldogs beat Providence (84-80) gave fake names today. not in very good shape right Route 6 project. the Gonder family, had been used Manchester Herald It is the fifth straight season Six-foot-11 C liff Robinson, Davis, cafeteria director at the time victory over West Virginia Jim Calhoun, who took in the at the Flett Classic in Providence A Hartford man arrested Satur­ The house, located on Notch now,” Lewis said. last year by state police for Louisiana Tech has reached slowed by a possible stress High View Health Care Center on “ We’ve been attempting to in Morgantown, W. Va. The 22-8 NCAA action before the Huskies early in the season. UConn and Road, was condemned about a training. HARTFORD — The University postseason play. The Bulldogs. fracture in his right foot, still day on charges of breach of peace Highland Avenue in Middletown, Neighbors have complained Bulldogs, who switched from the took the Civic Center court the Friars split during the regular year ago for the proposed Route 6 of Connecticut basketball team 22-8, were eliminated from the leads the Huskies, averaging 17.7 and sixth-degree larceny gave told police on March 5 he asked about the broken windows and Southland Conference to the Sunday night for a practice season. expressway, a project that is took in Sunday’s NCAA East NCAA Tournament last season in points and 7.2 rebounds per game. police two fictitious names after the woman to accompany him doors on the house, which was American South Conference, also session, said. The other second-round games awaiting approval from the U.S. Regional second-round action at the first round and made it to the Junior guard Phil Gamble Is being taken into custody, police into a stora.ge area next to the recently boarded up, Lewis said. PRISINTINGAN won their NIT opener on the road, UConn’s last NIT appearance will be played Tuesday night. It said. the Civic Center, getting a good semifinals of the NIT in 1986. averaging 14.5 points epr game kitchen at the home, where the beating Arkansas-Little Rock in Hartford was a disasterous will be defending champion sampling of the menu from the and sophomore point guard Tate David Phee. 30. was charged attack occurred, police said. INNOVATIVIWIIGHT-IOSS 66-56, in Little Rock. 84-66 second-round setback to Southern Mississippi, 19-10, at concessionaires during the The key for the visitors, accord­ George, who netted a team-high with two counts of criminal The woman reported the attack Connecticut, which has played Minnesota in 1981. Virginia Commonwealth, 22-11; APPROACH DISIGNID course of the action. The Huskies ing to Calhoun, may be 6-4 junior 15 In the first-roumbNIT victory, impersonation, police said. to police the same day and home games in Hartford seven Calhoun says it should be a Cleveland State, 22-7, at Ohio will try to serve up some of their guard Bryon Newton, who aver­ is averaging 10 points a game Phee was arrested Saturday at identified Davis as the man who years, recorded the most wins in close contests. "They have big State, 17-12; Georgia, 20-15, at PORASiLECTPIW. own home cooking tonight at 8 ages 1),4 and 4.6 rebounds per along with 158 assists. about 1:.30 p.m. in connection with attacked her, police said. a single season at the Civic Center people inside like us. They play Middle Tennessee, 22-10; Boston when they host Louisiana Tech at game. The Techsters are led by The quarterfinals are set for an incident at the Caldor Store. Davis was released on a prom­ this campaign, but still wound up the same style we do. Coming in I College, 16-13, at Evansville, 21-7; the Civic Center in the second 6-foot-8, 225-pound junior center Friday and Saturday at campus 1145 Tolland Turnpike, in which ise that he appear in Middletown 5-6 overall in games there. UConn feel it will be an even game,” he Houston, 18-12, at Colorado State, round of the National Invitation Randy White, who averages 18.5 sites. The semifinais, March 29, police said he took four video­ Superior Court Wednesday, po­ was 5-0 in games at Storrs. said. 19-12; Oregon, 16-13, at New Tournament. points and 11.6 points a game. and the final, March 30. will be at cassettes, valued at a total of lice said. "W e’re 10-0 (in two years) in Louisiana Tech and the Huskies Mexico, 21-13, and Arkansas UConn, 16-14, advanced to the He’s seen triple teaming more New York’s Madison Square Storrs so I would rather play have one common opponent. The State, 20-13, at Stanford, 21-11, than once this year. Garden.

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Sunday but made Just 83.3 pei^ Richmond has won more than 20 to Temple in that we believe cent of its shots as Richmond , 1 9 8 8 Georgetown Coach John many of the same things,” H oi games and played in post-season slo w ^ the pace and controlled ’Thompson said it is Chaney’s Tarrant said. “Wedon’tgoupand tournaments. Still, Coach Dick Jackets’ inside game. of Tubbs in title match time to enjoy success. Tarrant concedes ^ a t television down recklessly and we try to “ This is his run,’ ’ Thompson We couldn’t stop Woolfolk,” TOKYO (AP) - Mike Tyson rightfully focuses on bigger con­ take care of the ba ll... gut It out. Then, late in the second, “ I NHL sta said. ’’In other years, it had been worgla Tech Coach Bobby says he’s not interested in being we get back to the United States ferences than his Colonial At­ TOat’s Temple, and maybe It’s Cremlns said. landed a punch to the body, he my run. I wanted to beat him, seen as a heroic heavyweight and all factors are considered, hletic Association. Richnmond on a lesser scale.” countered with a left hook, I believe me, but this year it was Woolfolk, at 6-foot-5 and 230 champion who can come from the title will be unaffected.” It can’t avoid paying attention Georgetown. 20-10, made Just countered right back ... and his run." pounds, has the build, not to behind while hurt. He’d rather Tubbs said he suffered the cut this week. 50.2 percent of its shots against a ^ caught him in the eye.” over his eye when Tyson’s elbow Weshinol Chaney has said television nnentlon some of the skills, of a just do his job quickly and get on P hII llo„.,ckM p Temple and Richmond, team that led the naUon by But the body punches actually NY Itloo exposure helps a team gain young Charles Barkley, the Phl- to the next fight. hit him on the follow-through winners in Sunday’s East Re­ holding opponents to a 39.6 had put Tubbs away before that, from a left hook. His trainer. Ode! NY Rone respect and Temple hasn’t gotten '®‘J®IP*'la 76ers’ “ Round Mound "What if I knock everybody Pittsburg gional games of the NCAA percent accuracy rate. of Rebound.” said Fred Whitaker, one of Hadley, said he told the referee to >lls much of either. out? Ifibeateveryonesimpleand New Jen Tournament, play each other 'I^e Hoyas trailed only 30-26 at “He has so many moves,” Tyson’s sparring partners. Tubbs stop the fight because of blood The Owls’ continuing success, halftime but made Just three of its easy, it should be a mark for me. was wobbling even before the V-Montre Thursday night In the regional Georgia Tech center Tom Ham- streaming from the cut. V-Boston however, “ gives us great visibil­ first 15 shots in the first nine ... The object is not to get hurt,” sayonara punch. semifinal at East Rutherford, mondssaid. “ He can get you up in But Tyson said it was just one SufTalo ity,’ ’ he said. "W e’re at the point minutes of the second half. Tyson said today after needing It was only the second defeat Quebec N.J, In the other semifinal, Rhode that TV sometimes comes to us." the air, and when he’s up in the air punch that flattened Tubbs and Hertford Meanwhile. Temple made five less than six minutes to success­ for Tubbs, 30, a former World Island, another Atlantic 10 team, he leans into you and draws a foul. opened the cut. It still hasn’t found Richmond, of eight in outscoring Georgetown fully defend his undisputed cham­ Boxing Association champion, meets Duke, the Atlantic Coast the lowest seed of the 16 teams He took us apart.” pionship by stopping Tony Tubbs Asked about another left hook Conference tournament 1^6 to take a 45-32 lead with 11:15 who has won 25 fights. 16 of them still in the tournament. Georgia Tech was led by at 2:54 of the second round before that he threw as Tubbs was x-Detrolt champion. left. The lead ranged from 10 to 22 by knockout. V-St. Loul “ The public demands top bas­ Dennis Scott and Brian Oliver 51.000 spectators at the Tokyo falling on his back, after stagger­ V-Cbicoeo On Sunday, Temple crushed pouitfi the rest of the way. with 15 points each. Knowing that he was unlikely to irningto ketball and the television people Dome. win a decision against the power­ ing into a neutral corner, Tyson Toronto Georgetown 74-53 while Rich­ “The only thing we can count on Richmond, which made 42.9 MInnesott Arizona think top basketball is the Big 10, Tyson’s next fight is against ful Tyson, Tubbs had said he said he first thought Tubbs might mond edged Georgia Tech 59-55. Is playing consistent defense,” percent of its shots for the game, ight his ACC and Big East, and they’re Michael Spinks on June 27 at would try to slug his way to a land on the ropes, still on his feet, v-Cal0orv Temple, 31-1, is on a 17-game Chaney said. “We have done that led 29-18 at halftime as Georgia ' v-Edmont against probably right,” Tarrant said. in every game.” Atlantic City, N.J. in a defense for knockout. He never had a chance. or he might be faking injury winning streak while Richmond. Tech reached a season low for v-WInnIpe ley’ll be "You’re going to be entertained which he is expected to make . “ Tyson is the world champion before counter-attacking. Los Ansel 2*-6, has won nine straight. Temple, which broke a four- points in a half. Vencouve more when Purdue plays Indiana $17-20 million. and he came out with his lefts in In the ring immediately after " I just look at it as an year streak of second-round Tech cut the deficit to 40-37 with J l x/4, received $10 New Yo e NCAA that I ’d be in the Final 16,” he missed its last three field goal Tubbs, who weighed in at a million for his seventh champion­ been criticized. It’s his preroga­ Hartfort ’The Spiders stunned defending defensive boards as he continu­ attempts. egional. said. “ Talk about being with the AP photo New England Archery Championships tubby 238V4 pounds, won the first ship fight. tive to come into the ring the way Los Anc national champion Indiana, a ally kept Georgetown from fol­ “ It might not have been the e worst elites. ,We,can get those clippings round on one judge’s card. But he The fight was not sanctioned by he wants. New Jet member of the prestigious Big lowing up its misses. most handsome game in the eyes Pirates and put it in a scrapbook.” COMING AROUND — Richmdnd’s Ken Atkinson, left, never was really in the second the International Boxing Federa­ New Yo A Ten, last Friday before beating Charles Smith, Mark Tillmon "H e’s an easy target to hit,” Phllodel id. Temple and Richmond both of American basketball junkies,” round, which ended with six tion, which is not recognized by an ACC opponent Sunday. Tem­ and Jaren Jackson had 13 points Tarrant said of the slow pace and looks to get around Georgia Tech’s Craig Neal during Tyson added. ” I was surprised he Boston I won Sunday by holding opponents each for the Hoyas. second left, when his handlers th e Japanese Boxing had his hands so high. So I went to New Yo page 12 ple’s latest victim, a member of poor shooting, “ but in my eyes it their second round East Regional game Sunday at the Hall family dominates St. Loul! to season-low point totals and threw in the towel as he lay on his Georgia Tech, 22-10, had aver­ was very pretty.” Hartford Civic Center. Richmond won, 59-55. Commission. the body to bring his hands Edmonti back with blood spurting from a Asked what he would do if the down.” cut over his right eye. IBF stripped him of the heavy­ At a post-fight news confer­ Tyson, who extended his record weight title as a result of the ence. Tyson, wearing a Japanese Kentucky moves on archery championships to 34-0 with 30 knockouts, said he unsanctioned fight. Tubbs rep­ rising sun headband bearing the was satisfied with his first round. Kansas hangs on lied, ’T il win it back again.” characters "Must win,” summed “ I thought I was wearing him But his co-manager. Bill Cay- Continued from page II Villanova pushed the ball up the It was a banner weekend forthe up Tubbs this way; “ He had very, Hal! family at the 24th annual down. I landed some good shots.” ton. said he believed “ that once court and got It to Plansky. who Continued from page 11 Goheen, a left-hander, went up very fast hands. That’s about it'” New England Indoor Archery second half by Rex Chapman to put a fake on Kendall Gill on the over Darelle Porter from the left Championships held at Hall’s beat Maryland 99^81 in the other left side and drew a two-shot foul then went on to win 80-74. side of the key and his shot Arrow Archery Range in second-round game at Riverfront with four seconds to play. Steitz watched the game from swished through at the buzzer. NHL res Manchester. Celtics rediscover defense Coliseum, setting up a regional “ I was hoping he would go for courtside. and Newton noticed “ We were hoping to foul,” said Eric Hall, the world field semifinal with Villanova on the fake.” Plansky said. “ I kind him at the post-game news Pitt Coach Paul Evans, whose archer champion, recaptured the North Sta Thursday at Birmingham. Ala. of figured he would, after I made conference. second-seeded team ended its Villanova relived its glory days pro fingers division title which he those two (3-pointers). They’re “ When I was chairman of the season 24-7. “ We couldn’t catch in beating tbe Bulls, Jordan Edmonton lost in last year’s tourney to his on Sunday behind Plansky. the all better athletes than I am. That rules committee, I was adam­ up with him. ... Porter was Minnesota brother-in-law Butch Johnson. only holdover from the 1985 team was the only option I had.” antly opposed to the 3-point chasing him, he just couldn’t RrstPerl The latter took second place this By Ed Golden (McClelli that beat Georgetown to win the play,” Newton said. “ He kept catch up with him. We would’ve For Plansky, it was a moment year. The Associated Press Isiah Thomas 19 for Detroit. Jeff Gretzky X national title. saying it’ll add a lot to the game. fouled any guard.” Malone had 39 points and Moses Edmonton, of redemption. Hall set a new United States NBA Roundup Minnesota. The Wildcats came unglued in It sure has added a lot. It’s been Kansas had a tough time The 6-foot-7 forward played just indoor record of 599 out of a BOSTON — After one quarter, Malone added 24 as the Bullets Ian),10:38 the first half against Illinois, good for the game. Ed, you were against the 14th-seeded Racers lost their third straight game and 3« (SmI a couple minutes in the 1985 possible 600 score while Johnson it was Larry Bird 11, Michael Penalties hitting just one field goal in the right.” from Murray State, who had dropped one-half game behind championship game, committing shot a 597. Hall, who resides in Jordan II, and the Boston Garden With Jerome Kersey out with a Muni, Edrr last 10 minutes as the Illini ran off Vanderbilt, 20-10 and the No. 7 surprised a lot of people with a idle third-place New York in the sota benct one foul and failing to score. His Columbia, is a 1978 graduate of crowd was settled in for a sprained ankle. Kiki Vandeweghe a 23-5 spurt. seed in the region, will play first-round victory over third- still absent with a bad back and Atlantic Division. bench early free throw, he recalled, “ was a East Catholic High School, shootout. The first-half performance was sixth-seeded Kansas In Friday’s seeded North Carolina State. brick.” ‘T h ey’re .so hot,” Art Hall, But Bird and the rest of his Steve Johnson barely able to play Nuggets 108, Sonlct 95 a complete reversal of the 1985 semifinal game at Pontiac, Mich. because of sore ankles, the That was on his mind as he went The Jayhawks jumped out to a Eric’s father, said of his son and Boston Celtics teammates i^ is - victory over Georgetown, when Kansas. 23-11, beat upstart Mur­ Blazers used strong bench play to Michael Adams scored 27 to the line. 12-point lead in the first half Johnson. “ They’re the two best covered their defensive game, the Wildcats shot 78.6 percent. ray State 61-58 behind the play of beat the Dallas Mavericks 105-99 points and Alex English had 22 as “ I said. 'No way I ’m going to before Murray State, 22-9, rallied archers in the United States.” took advantage of Jordan’s foul They were shooting just 37 Danny Manning. Sunday night for their 11th Denver clinched a playoff berth. start and end my career the same and eventually grabbed the lead. Hall and Johnson received $300 problems and defeated the Chi­ percent and trailed 30-20 when Newton said two last-second victory in the last 12 games. Adams led the Nuggets in scoring way,’ ” Plansky said. “ I was The Racers of the Ohio Valley and $200, respectively. cago Bulls Sunday 137(107. Coach Rollie Massimino dusted 3-pointers cost his team victories “ It doesn’t surprise me that for the third straight game and really confident.” Conference wound up being done Tricia Hall-Johnson, Eric’s sis­ Jordan, who scored M points in had a key 3-polnt basket with 4:09 2 off a halftime speech from the in the Sugar Bowl Tournament in by Manning down the stretch. we’re winning In spite of the ter and Johnson’s wife, garnered leading the Bulls to a 113-103 win championship season. He hit both shots cleanly. And last season. injuries,” said Clyde Drexler, left that opened a 94-89 lead. He After Jeff Martin’s two free the women’s p<2 fingers division in Chicago Friday nlglw, ^OkhOid “ I told this team before the when Rodney Taylor stole the ’T v e always believed that with who led the Trail Blazers with 21 has had a 3-pointer in 26 consecu­ throws gave Murray State a 58-57 title with a 576. Hall-Johnson is to 26, under his league-leading game started that this had to be inbounds pass and sank two free those kinds of things, what goes points and 11 rebounds and also tive games, an NBA record. lead with 51 seconds left. Man­ the reigning women’s profes­ average of 34.2. Bird had 33, three one of the best teams I’ve ever throws with one second left, the around comes around,” he said. had seven assists. ” We have Pacers 102, Nets 96 ning took over. He made a jump sional champion. Sue Weinstein above his average. been associated with,” Massi- Wildcats and their fans basked in “ We had one more of those to win good-caliber guys and we play hook with 38 seconds left to give “ The difference between today Steve Stipanovich scored 10 of mino said. “ At halftime. I gave a celebration reminiscent of the to get even.” of Pasadena. Md., placed second together as a team.” the Jayhawks the lead, then in the division. The pair received and Friday was our lack of fast his 24 points in the fourth quarter them the same kind of response 1985 championship drive. Goheen had given the Commo­ grabbed a crucial rebound with $200 and $100, respectively. breaks. Today they really hustled and grabbed 10 rebounds as as we gave them when we played dores life with a 3-pointer from Lakers 130, Warriors 127 “ I don’t think we as a team one second left after Don Mann Larry Wise of Mufflintown, and got back on D,” Jordan said, Indiana snapped a four-game North Carolina to get to the Final the left baseline with six seconds Byron Scott made a pair of free have experienced more, except missed a leaning, off-balance Pa., and Nancy Fawley of Feas- who was also saddled with four road losing streak. The Pacers, Four.” left, making the score 67-66. throws with 15 seconds remaining for the 1985 team,” Plansky said. jumper in the lane. terville. Pa,, secured the men’s fouls by the middle of the third one of five teams buttling for the The message: play relaxed. Pitt center Charles Smith, who for the last of his game-high 29 Plansky scored 10 of Villano- “ Usually you win on a second and women’s pro release div­ quarter, when the Celtics took final three Eastern Conference Villanova came out and shot 50 scored 21 points to become the points. The Lakers, who had lost va’s final 18 points to finish with shot when you’re going for one,” isions. Wise received $300 while control of the game. playoff spot.s, took the lead for percent in the second half, cutting school’s career scoring leader, four of their previous five games 16. Tom Greis also had 16 for Kansas Coach Larry Brown said. Fawley won $200, A lot of the defensive pressure good midway through the first Blues 5. Bl the lead to four points with 1:41 then sank two free throws with since Magic Johnson was injured, Villanova, 23-12. Illinois, 23-10, “ The great thing about it was Kathy Brenner of New Britain applied on Jordan came courtesy quarter. left on Plansky’s two 3-pointers. four seconds remaining. Vander­ led 128-121 with 1:17 left but the got 15 from Battle and 13 apiece Danny got a great rebound. I’ve won the women’s amateur fin­ of Jim Paxson. But he insisted Indiana leads Cleveland by 2‘A St. Louis ’The Wildcats then gambled that bilt had to inbound the ball from Warriors rallied within a point Chicago from Nick Anderson and Steve been on his back all year to David Kooi/ManoliMtar Harald that Jordan was tired by the time games, Philadelphia by three, First Pei Illinois, a weak free-throw shoot­ under Pitt’s basket. gers division while Robin Hall. with 22 seconds left. Bardo, but converted just 10 of 23 rebound. He got the biggest Eric’s sister, was second. Kaare he dealt with him. New York by 3‘/4 and Washington (B.Murray, ing team, would crumble at the “ With four seconds, you don’t REST PERIOD — Cindy Guerra (left) of Stafford Springs Mychal Thompson came off the Louis, GIni free throws. rebound of the year, as far as I ’m Haugland of Patchogue, N.Y. “ I think he was getting a little by four. Stipanovich, who missed foul line. have a lot of time to screen or run bench to add 28 points and to 10:09 (PO).3, concerned.” won the men’s amateur finger.s eyes her equipment during a break in the competition tired when I got out there in the Friday night’s game against Ferderko), ’The strategy worked. Illinois “ There comes a time when skill anything,” Goheen said. “ I was rebounds for the Lakers, who led rone, Chi l Manning was fouled on the play division. Saturday at Hall’s Arrow. Guerra is a candidate for the third and fourth quarters,” said Philadelphia with a bruised back, missed five of six free throws in takes over, and it took over AP photo 122-110 with 4:09 remaining. (tripping), just trying to get down the court and sank two free throws to give Paxson, who also scored 7 points. made 10 of 12 shots. Roy Hinson Ing), 8:73: the closing minutes, including a Joeann Hahn of Norwood, Pa. Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea. A step behind James Worthy finished with 21 tonight,” Illinois Coach Lou Hen­ WITH AUTHORITY — Arizona’s Anthony Cook gets his as quick as I could. I thought they him 25 points. Then he knocked “ Maybe- he wasn’t quite as ledNew Jersey with 22 points and ^ Cochrone, miss by Ken Battle with 14 and Gary Tucker of Manchester Guerra is Dennis Casey. points, all in the first three well, StL ( son said. “ Their ability to shoot it head tangied up in the net as he slam dunks the ball might foul me in the backcourt away the Racers’ long inbound hungry here as he was in Chicago. to rebounds. seconds to play that left Illinois were tops in the women’s and periods. Second Pc and make those free throws, and before I got a shot off. I was pass at the buzzer. They go to him so much that when 13 (Glngros inson, ahead 63-62. during a second round West Regional game with Seton men’s amateur release catego­ $4000 in door prizes was awarded. Bailey of Kirkwood, N.Y.; Youth The Warriors were led by Otis Clippers 116, Kings 112 StL (Interf we just couldn’t get it done. surprised I got as good a shot as I “ I look at the last minute and It he doesn’t get Involved, they have stress Hall. Arizona easily won, 84-55. ries, respectively. In the other divisions the (girls); Shelby Reichler of Bur­ Smith’s 23 points. Mike Woodson scored 28 of his (hlgh-stlckln typifies our season,” Brown said. trouble.” 9:39; Ludzik. t. still ” We had a very good tourna­ winners were: Bowhunter fin­ lington; (boys): Ben Bleiler of 36 points in the second half to Jordan picked up his fourth Platons 118, Bullets 110 (Interterenci ng 17.7 ment,” Art Hall said. A total of gers: Roger Thibeault of Turner, Emmaus. Pa.; Junior Olympic: equal a season high and Darnell Third Per personal with 5:54 to play in the (Turnbull, game, 180 competed and approximately Me.: Bowhunter release: Brian Mike Mihalis of Cheshire. Joe Dumars scored 15 of his 25 Valentine added a season-high 25 Iowa bums UNLV third quarter. He was replaced by points in the first quarter and SonlpossZn ble is points as the Clippers snapped a Louis, Meo 1st Round: awJ Round: Scotty Pippen with C^hicago trail­ game Regionals Reglonab Detroit extended its club-record lO-game losing streak. 14:M. Peno Continued from page II March 17-18 March 19-20 2nd Round; 1stRoun± ing 70-75. home-court winning streak to 17 malor (rou d Tate Seton Hall, 22-13, got no closer March 19-20 March 17-18 Although It was only the nan, Chi, m n-high than 16 in the second half and left MIDWEST The Celtics outscored the Bulls games. The Pistons, who have Clippers’ third victory in their Ing), 2:01; I Pizrdup WEST Spectrum haunts Penguins 16-8 the rest of the way for a 95-85 won six straight overall, took the 7:19; P.Cov ictory, It was the 13th consecutive impressed. No, make that rwu* last 27games, their 13-50 record is (roughing) game victory for the Wildcats, who will overwhelmed. Arizona lead going into the final quarter. lead for good 8-6 on a basket by one more triumph than they had minor (rou I Com«e By Ken Rappoport take a 33-2 record to Seattle for “ They’re a great team. They Kasper and Ray Bourque scored The O ltics went on to score 42 Dumars, whose 25 points tied his last season en route to the molor (flgt The Associated Press points in the final quarter, two molor (flgh< let for the West Region semifinals. don’t make many mistakes” said Sawn MWi before Mike Foligno finally con­ season high, and led by as many league’s worst record and the Si less than the Bulls’ total for the impus Arizona will take on Iowa, 6-9 forward Mark Bryant, who NHL Roundup nected for Buffalo. Lyndon Byers as 14 points in the final period. worst in the franchise’s 18-year Shots on larch t7 A tA NCAA For the Pittsburgh Penguins, entire second half. Chicago 9-9-1 ch 29, which advanced by beating was in foul trouble all day and M w c h l« « 2 0 Sawn Mril and Joyce scored Boston’s final Adrian Dantley added 23 and history. the Spectrum in Philadelphia is ” I was happy to see Jordan get Power-pla I be at Nevada-Las Vegas 104-86 in a i two goals. 7; Chlcogo l scored only 11 points. 10 under his W idite S just a no-win situation. seven points behind the leaders iquare reversal of last year’s West norioa Sl his fourth foul,’’ saidCelticCoach Goalies— ! average. “ I think they might go Kanua Si With a chance to improve their and three ahead of Pittsburgh Blues 5, Blackhawks 2 stives). Chi Region final. Ed Horton and Jeff all the way.” K.C. Jones. “ When he went out we 17,493. 1 $1 FINAL FOUR Waa.Ua Vagw chances in the tight Patrick with a 2-1 victory over Hartford. Gaston Gingras and Bemie picked up a few points on the Moe each had 24 points and Roy So does Coach Tom Davis of La SaAa Referee— Kartsas City. Mo. - j SWMaaouriSE Division race, the Penguins re­ Federko each had a goal and two Bulls. Paxson did a nice job on Ron Finn, Dc Marble 22 for the Hawkeyes, who I7th;ranked Iowa, whose team Pontiac. Mch. Flyers 4, Penguins 2 April2& 4 verted to form in Philadelphia by assists to help St. Louis beat him.” join North Carolina and Michigan represents the next obstacle. March 25 8. 27 Peter Zezel started a four-goal 9 March 2 5 9 2 7 FlorWa dropping a 4-2 decision to the Chicago. When Jordan went to the bench, In regional play beginning The Hawkeyes made It to triple S l Jonna run for Philadelphia in the second Bruins 6. Flyers Sunday night. Federko, who reached the Bulls Coach Doug Collins was Friday. figures for the 15th time this period. ’The loss extended Pittsburgh’s 1,000-point club in Saturday hoping his team would remain “ I was really pleased with our season, using the press to destroy Murray Sl Zezel scored at 5:40 to cut the Boston winless streak to 40 games at the night’s 5-3 loss to Hartford, had within striking distance. But he Buffalo defense and tremendously the 12th-ranked Runnin’ Rebels. M.a..a.30 BoW aSl Penguins’ lead to 2-1. Mark Howe Spectrum. Since their last win two assists in the first period and said Jordan wasn’t able to pick it RrstPerlo pleased with our board work,” That assured that there will be no Vanriwtrii Unooto. n m > tied the game on a power play at Bourque), UUh Sl there on Jan. 20, 1974. the his 20th goal of the season in the up when he went back in. Joyce 5 ( Olson said. "Defensively, we just repeaters in this year’s Final 9:41. Less than three minutes IjoyoW. Cria Penguins have gone 0-37-3. third. Bird said any time Jordan can Penalties— I shut pretty much everything out later, Kerry Huffman gave the Larson, Bos Four — UNLV, Syracuse and ’’We’re a young club, and I that they wanted to do. Flyers the lead for good when he Oilers 5, Stars 5 be held under 50 ’ ‘you’ve shut him (hooking), 14 defending champion Indiana E Aaaxgan think that showed.” said Pen­ down.” Second Pc “ Friday we’ll play better,” he " I N. TaiiiaaSi. scored on a rebound shot in the Moe Mantha’s power-play goal have been eliminated and Provi­ guins Coach Pierre Creamer, “ Defensively we played Jordan (Morkwort, added, “ That’s the way we’ve dence didn’t make the 64-team crease. late in the second period capped a Bourque 16,1 whose inconsistent team had differently. We tried to double ( Ramsey, Jol played all along. This team has field. One of Pittsburgh’s two goals four-goal rally as Minnesota tied SOUTHEAST walloped the Flyers 7-0 the night him quicker.” he said. 9 (McCorthi not had a lull.” Tampla Monday. Apnl 4 was scored by Mario Lemleux, Edmonton. Joyce 6 (Ja The lowa-Arizona matchup is a »1?pm eST before in Pittsburgh. ” We made And, said Jones, the Celtics “ The team that would beat us ONMwnia I who became one of only 10 NHL The Oilers grabbed a 5-1 lead PofMiltles— I familiar one to the Hawkeyes, T«.^ mistakes by trying to score and were also able to control the game Larson, Bos (I would be a mirror image of players to score 60 goals in one early in the second period with (hoMIng), 1 who lost 66-59 to Arizona at Iowa Gaorghicwn kill penalties at the same time. better than Friday in Chicago. ourselves,” forward Sean Elliott season. the help of a goal and an assist by 12:54; Bou City earlier this year in a match Louteira Sl We made some adjustments in “ Their plan was to keep run­ 13:26; Horin said, sounding as if he didn’t see Wayne Gretzky before the North of Olson’s former and current March IS A 30 the third period butcouldn’tcome Islanders 6, Jets 0 ning and keep us out of a half conduct), 9 many such images waiting out QaorgiaTacfi M w < h l7 A !• Stars rallied with goals by Dave duct, 19:00; 8 teams. It was the lowest point Har«ord. Com EouWvaw up with any goals.” court game. We set things up to there. [ Oao»giaTa^ Billy Smith made 35 saves for AMirfcwart, B( total of the season for Iowa. LOMiBvdN With the victory, the Flyers Gagner. Brian Lawton. Brian pound it into Kevin (McHale) and But, double For a time, it looked the more OagonSE his second shutout of the season Bellows and Mantha. “ We may have in advantage in f^ohmond kept the heat on the front-running Robert (Parish) and if they physical Pirates might make a Bnghara Yomu and defenseman Denis Potvin Third Pert that at least we know what we’re Washington Capitals, who lost 4-2 Devils 4, Capitals 2 double teamed us, we kicked it (Tucker, And game of it, holding Arizona up against.” Davis said. “ Anyone Metwnond scored two third-period goals as Pedersen, Be -| n C. Chattam to New Jersey. In breaking a Doug Brown’s short-handed out to Dennis (Johnson) .” without a field goal for five who can come in an beat us on our ------East Rutherford. b U BbminduaA AM. wv** vewe New York routed Winnipeg. Bos, mkter-n five-game losing streak, the goal snapped a tie with 5:48 to McHa le wound up with 29 points 7:44; HelkM minutes while taking an 8-3 lead. home court has to be a good team. RNxM iiiwKf Mdrcfi 2A & 26 Potvin, who is retiring at the March 24 & 26 VIMnoaa injury-riddled Flyers moved play and New Jersey scored three and lOrecounds; Parish 18 points 7:44; Meefcle, But then Steve Kerr hit a We’ll have to play great to beat ...... 1 Phoda Wand MiMmm end of this season, scored on a wort, Sos, mi within two points of the division times in a 3>A-minute span in the and seven rebounds and Johnson men, Suf. ns 9-pointer and the Wildcats took them — and even if we play our Syr> deflection at 5:59 and added a leaders in the NHL’s wildest third period to defeat Washington 16 points and 10 assists. •net, 15-JO. off, outscoring Seton Hall 22-4 en best, we may still lose. N CorolwAAT power-play goal at 9:32. Shots enaei Son Anionio division race. at the Capital Centre for the first Pippen added 17 pointe for the route to a 45-25 halftime lead. “ Maybe they’re the best team SyrwMd M»chl7A1A| Bruins A, Sabres 2 two 16-124-X S»4hom tAtdio lAii cikiMiHa. N( M e id kte A a o The third-place New York time since the franchise moved to Bulls, with Dave Corzine and Sam Pgwer Moy That spurt began with three-point in the country.” I Soudk M >»odht 0; SttfMe I O' NoAo Oamo Islanders also tightened up things Former Canadian Olympian New Jersey in 1982. Vincent contributing 15 apiece. plays by Elliott, who finished with AP photo Iowa ran off the first 10 points of I CM-SariM ftarOnra with a 6-0 victory in Winnipeg that Bob Joyce scored twice and Pat Verbeek had two goals as 10 points, and his 6-’foot-9 boo- the game, using its defense to CKAo OwM "K5n5i35y“ YOU CAN HAVE IT — New Jersey's Roy Hinson (21) f Kon»W y left them just three points behind former U.S. Olympian Craig the Devils rallied from a 2-0 Blazers 105, Mavericks 99 kend, Anthony Cook, who finished disrupt the UNLV offense, and led Washington. The New York Janney had three assists as grabs for a loose ball after it got away from Indiana's Herb with 20. SoMdiomU deficit to their first victory at the Injuries have cost Portland 51-39 at intermission. Komodhy Rangers, holding down the fourth Boston coasted past Buffalo. Capital Centre since March 2 numerous man-games, but not Williams during the first haif of their game Sunday. The and final playoff spot, moved Joyce, Cam Neely, Steve 1980. many actual games. Pacers won, 102-96. M — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. March 21. 1988

B 8 - IS MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. March 21, 1988 — ig S C O R r a O A R D Plot thickens surrounding George Bell’s DH role By The Associated Press Orggon, W-13,atN8wMtxlco,2l-1X 10:30 36,Jaekton 27, Smith 24), Temple 5W In Sunday’s game, Campusano an American League record with p jn. (Vreeewvk 26, Macon 52 , Evans 23). a grounder. Detroit Manager spring — and six hits In six H ock ey THE FINAL FOUR; IIWP’s of me 19808 Artcamoi Stata, 20-13, at StantOrd, tl-11, Fouled out-Jefferson. Rebounds— Toronto’s George Bell has hit a solo homer, his eecond of the nine balks during the 1987 season. Sparky Anderson was ejected by 10:30p.m. Baseball News innings, including Tim Wallach’s N.V. Ro i m 8 8 M Georgetown 37 (McDonald 9), Temple 37 added a new plot to his disen­ spring, and a two-run triple and " I ’m not going to have any first-base umpire Greg Bonin for solo homer. -,-f*r**.r97lod— None. Penalties— (Rivas ID . Assist*' Georgetown 7 cni- Kelly Gruber hit a three-run problem in the regular season.” •"ohtino), 10:28; Nllon, QUARmiFINALS Imon 4), Tempi* 7 (Evqns 5). Total chantment over becoming a protesting the balk call. Mike Royals 8, Red Sox 8: Kansas City FrMBV,MgrfR3f and fouls— Georgetown 27, Temple 11. homer while Jimmy Key pitched Rods 3, Phllllts 1: I States NHL standings "Jl^'fi'dlor (elbevdng, flehttno), designated hitter. pull his load. He has a job to do." Tom Brown­ Laga homered for St. Louis. won for the ninth time in its last 10 (hooking), 14:19; Cyr, Technicals— bench, Vreeewvk. 2 — tS4W. six innings, giving up four hits ing gave up his first earned run in ildered, MocDermId, Hor Fairlnoi,litH^-hmMTBA - “A solution is coming,’’ the Cheers greeted Bell as he Athlallca 3, Qlants 2: Doug exhibitions as Brad Wellman WALES CONFERENCE (hlgh-stlcklno), 16:53. and an unearned run. 14 spring innings but allowed only 1 ” Fotrkfe Dhrhtan KEITH SMART, Indiana unhappy Bell said Sunday before approached the plate in the first Jennings led off the bottom of the keyed a four-run ninth inning with SiUMIFIN8IFINALS Meanwhile, Oie Atlanta Braves three hits in six innings, the first fifth with a triple and scored on a the cut w L T Pts OF OA Hartford, Corson 6 1 9 8 7 Indiana 74, Syracuse 73 TVeeew,9 MWNaCn V Rlchmond5B.6nrgliTwh55 going l-for-4 - as the DH - In the Inning but they were quickly a tie-breaking triple and Danny Washington 37 39 7 81 359 316 ^®!*:^W"»oo), 15:24 (pp). Penaltlee- New Orleans . __ At___ M WYartc ' Blue Jays’ 9-1 exhibition victory snapped a 10-game losing streak Cincinnati pitcher to go that far. sacrifice fly by Walt Weiss to Tartabull drove in three runs with s elbow PhllodMphla 36 30 7 79 367 369 drowned by Jeers and boos. Bell Hor (holding), 3:23; Sond- Seml(lnals,7p.m.and9p.m. RICHMOND (59) over the Pittsburgh Pirates. by defeating the Baltimore Ori­ Frank Williams, who missed two break a tie. Four Oakland a single and two doubles. Boston h rough N Y Islander!i 34 39 H) 78 376 346 strom, NY (holding), 7:30; MocDermld, lined out to third and then walked N Y Rangers 33 33 8 74 373 399 _____ PERVIS ELLISON, Louisville _ THIRO PLACE Stapleton 56 23 8, WooKolk 11-D 512 77. oles 8-3 as Gerald Perry hit a pair weeks with bursitis, pitched a ?r. Odel Her, (ip ^ e minor (Interference, roiigh- Kratier 1-42S4, Atkinson 16456, Rlce2720 He didn’t say how and he didn’t slowly to the left-field bullpen, his pitchers held the Giants to five starter Roger ClCmens, who Pittsburgh 31 33 9 71 358 391 1 9 8 6 Louisville 72. Duke 69 vWMIOTOTnrF IfMrQI of tw(5run homers. Perry first hitless seventh, striking out two. feree to Show, NY, double minor Dallas 5,Engllsh21200,Wlnleckl545a,Tavtar20 say when. He did say that the Blue hits with Dave Stewart yielding struck out nine Royals in four New Jersey 33 36 5 69 258 383 If™™'"®' roughing), 9:35; Sondstrom, , ^ , At New Verti batting helmet cradled on the end homer erased a 3-1 deficit in the f blood Adam* DivMoa Semifinal loser*,7p.m. 232.Totalsa-4915aa. Jays threatened to suspend him Kal Daniels snapped a tie with a two runs and four hits in six innings last Tuesday, fanned V-Monfreol 43 30 11 95 371 316 HY (boarding), 10:17; FTands, Har of his bat, where he joined sixth inning and his second was 10:35; Petit, NY (holding), ED PINCKNEY, Villanova OROROIA TRCH (58) for 30 days if he didn’t play. two-run double. innings. eight in going six innings for the V-Boston 40 38 6 86 381 337 YonWwhrouck, NY, served by 1985 Villanova 66, Georgetown 64 CHAMPIONSHIP teammates sprawled on the grass part of a five-run seventh. Balti­ ust one Buffalo 34 30 9 77 361 380 WWmOQVd MMrCn IP Scott 219 22 15, Ferrell 210 57 9, Manager Jimy Williams sus­ Astros 2, Twins 1: Rafael Mels 11, Dodgers 5: Kevin first time but was tagged for Wo lOelay otgame), 15:24; Tippett, Har Lexington. Ky. Hammonds46208, Neal 161650ll(rar513 to enjoy the sun. more starter Scott McGregor lbs and Quebec 33 37 4 68 356 373 (iK>icnno)f 19:33. Af New VOfR pended Bell for a day and fined Ramirez singled home both Hous­ Elster drove in four runs, includ­ seven hits and three runs. Hartford » 36 7 67 333 350 Semifinal wlnners,9p.m. 46l5,Munlvn2«200,Sherrod1-3224.Tatals There were indications that pitched five scoreless innings. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE , *' Hew York, Petit 9 PATRICK EWING, Georgetown 12ai219K. him $1,000 when he refused the ton runs in the ninth inning with ing a two-run double that capped jfojuhbny, Wheeldon), 11:38. 3, New HolfHme— Richmond 79, (taorglo Tech Bell’s attitude was starting to Rangers 2, While Sox 1: Charlie Brewers 9, Padres 8; Glenn Norrts Dl vision York, Dionne 31 (Dahlln, Ogrodnlck), 1 9 8 4 [ Georgetown 84, Houston 75 DH role last Thursday against_ his third hit of the game following a five-run first inning against ft hook W L T FN OF OA Seattle NCM tsurnament picture V*. JtJOint CHMit— Richmond 58 (Rice 16, wear with thin with some of the Hough allowed onC run and four Braggs hit a grand slam off x-Detrolt 39 25 9 87 295 243 15:99 (pp) PenoIttes-MacDermld, Har Atalnson 22), Georgia Tech 5-77 (Scott 513, Boston. Blue Jays. singles by Billy Hatcher and Orel Hershiser. Dave Magadan reliever Lance McCullers to )s was (boarding), 7:08; Ferraro, Hor (Inter- NepI 16, Oliver 16, Ferrell 22).Fouled hits in six innings and Steve y-St. Louis 32 34 8 72 260 264 AKEEM OLAJUWAN, Houston "It’s a 24-man roster, it’s a Glenn Davis and a double steal by had three RBIs. The Dodgers tagger- y-Chlcogo 30 36 8 68 260 296 Erixon, NY (holding), EAST REOKNIAL out— Scott. Rebounds— Richmond 44 “ He has a beef and he has a Kemp hit a two-run pinch homer highlight Milwaukee’s five-run i6:2i. 1 9 8 3 North Carolina State 54. Houston 52 team roster and a team does not Hatcher and pinch runner Louie Tyson Toronto 20 44 10 50 255 314 First Round (K ro tm 1^(taorela TechatScott, FOrrell right (to make his feelings off John Pawlowski. Hough, who scored four runs and collected eighth-inning rally from a 6-4 Minnesota 18 43 12 48 223 309 opal— Hartford frl5^9-32. New Albuquerque, N.M. At Chapel Hill, N.C. Q . Aulsts— Richmond 16 (Rice 5), revolve around one person, Meadows. Houston’s Mike Scott deficit. ; might York 13-10-13— 36. .Gwrota Tech 13 (Neal 8). Total known), but we’re here as a was charged with nine balks in nine hits in five innings off New Smvttie Olvlslen Thursday, March IT whether they’re from the Domini­ allowed one run and three hits in lis feet, y-Calgory 44 21 8 96 360 282 Power-ploy Opportunities—Hartford 1 of JAMES WORTHY, North Carolina Rhode Island IT, Missouri ■> fouls— Richmond 19, Georgia Tech 72. A — team,” said catcher Ernie Whitt, four innings in his only other York ace Dwight Gooden. Angels 18, Indians 0: Devon 6; New York 1 of 6. Syrouse 69, North Carolina A 2T 55 15408. can, the United States or Can­ six innings. in.1ury y-Edmonton 40 23 10 90 330 259 Goalles-Hartford, Uut (36 shots-34 11 9 8 2 North Carolina 63, Georgetown 62 who spent 20 minutes with Bell start, didn’t balk this time and Yankees S, Expos 3: Mike White had three hits, including v-WInnlpeg 31 33 10 72 272 284 Now Orleans Southern Methodist 83, Notre Dame T5 Cardinals 5, Tigers 4: Jeff saves). New York, Vanblesbrouck (3^31). Duke 15, Boston university 69 ada," said Williams, who wants before last Thursday’s game Pagliarulo’s two-run homer high­ two triples, and drove in three Los Angeles 27 41 7 61 287 333 A— 17,321. MIdwntRaglonal struck out six. Roy Smalley Robinson balked Jose Oquendo M Vancouver 22 44 9 53 255 305 At Hertford, conn. to move Bell from the outfield to urging him not to boycot the lighted a three-run first inning runs. White had RBI triples in the y after R6feree— 6obMvers.Llnesmer>»-Wavne , ISIAH THOMAS, Indiana ^ m dev, March 11 homered for Chicago. home with the winning run in the xehind Penalties— Broake, Min (holding), 2:09; N.Y. Islanders i j 3—4 Mpnn W , (Wortln 5 2 Brooks 51), Kansas three tournaments, liiore t^an an B under 280 total. Muni, Edm (Interference), 9:12; Minne­ Winnipeg 0 0 8—0 WESTERN CONFERENCE Clippers no. Kings 112 Villanova 66, Illinois 63 511 (Prltchard46, Gueldner 52 Newton22 p.m. at Clarke Arena. in the sota bench, served by MacLellon (leaving Rrst Period— 1, New York, Lauer 15 Midwest Dhrlslen SemHInots ^ n n l n g 21). Fouled out— Slas, Piper. $800,000 and earned pribfessional bench eorly), 20:00. w L Pet. OB At Binnhwham, Ala. The format for the competition features the top six qualifiers in (Henry, Morrow) 2:13. Penalties— Lauer, x-Dollas 43 21 R e b o u n ^ M u rro v St. 2t (AAortIn 7), golf’s Player of the Year Honors, N YI (Interference), 7:53; Potvin, NYI .672 SACRAMENTO (112) _____ Thursday, March 31 Kansas 34 (Harris 8). Assists— Murray St. 10 grades 10 through 12. The finalists are sophomores Aaron Second Period— 6, Edmonton, Simpson Houston 38 25 .603 A'h Thorpe 6-20 00 12, D.SmIth 11-19 3-5 26, Oklohomo, 323, vs. Louisville, 2410, The questions came from a high-sticking), 14:46; Neufeld, Win x-Denver 39 26 (Mann 6), Kansas 17 (Barry 4). Total Leonard, Nick Palermo, Mark Chasse and George Lata and Zurforiggen leads 52 (Gretzky, Anderson), 2:14. 7, Minne­ (Sloshing), 14:46; Jonsson, N YI (holding), .600 A'h Klelne 1014 3-3 23, Theus 1-3 00 2 TBA fouls— Murrov St. 12, Kansas 16. A— recent history of next-year fail­ sota, Gagner 8 (CIccarelll, Mantha), Utah 36 29 .554 Th K. SmIth 3-15 2 2 8, Pressley 6-13 34 16, Kentucky, 27-5 vs. Villanova, 2212, TB A 14453. juniors Mike Sardo and Carl Mahlstedt. Senior Mike Jones and 15:21; MacLean, Win (slashing), 16:44. San Antonio 24 39 ures by players of the year. Not 4:09. 8, Minnesota, Lawton 14 (Bellows, Second Period— 2, New York, Sutter 23 .381 18'/) Pinckney 24044, Thompson 29006, TVIer Chomptomhlp sophomore Dan Luman are alternates. By Stephan Nasstrom DIneeh), 5:36. 9, Minnesota, Bellows 38 Sacramento 19 46 .292 24'/) 4-5008, Jackson 24 22 7. Totals 48-1061216 At Blrmlnetiam, Ala. (Jonsson), 12:01. 3, New York, Wbod 20 . ' Competition will consist of a student bench-presing his weight since Tom Watson in 1980 has a (Schrelber), 9:35.10, Minnesota, Mantha 8 (Trottler, Konroyd), 16:54. Penalties- Pacific Division 112 ^ Sotuntoy,March36 BeuthaaatRagional The Associated Press 51 14 .785 L. A. CLIPPERS (116) player of the year been able to win (CIccarelll, Gagner), 15:39 (pp). Penalties— t lT ' Wotters, Oklahoma-Louisville winner vs. as many times as possible in a gven set. Pre-sale tickets are $1 for Beukeboom, Edm (roughing), 10:31; Win (holding), 2:27; (Josselln, Win (hold­ 42 22 .656 8'/) cage 412 24 10, Norman 211 46 20, Kentucfcy-Vlllanova winner, TB A a tournament the following 34 32 Kite 23004, Woodson 14242836, Valentine students, $2 for adults with ail tickets at the door $2. ARE, Sweden — Ingemar Sten- Huddy, Edm (slashing), 10:31; CIccarelll, ing), 7:14; Morrow, NYI (holding), 13:08. .515 16'/) season. Min (roughing), 10:31; MacLellon, Min 20 44 .313 31 10185525, Cureton 5114514, Drew26004, Kantucky 90. MarylandBt Profits from the event go to the Manchester Safe Rides mark, who knows something 16 48 Gregory 1-31-23. Totals428824»116. 2 (roughing), 10:31; Smith, Edm (hooking), Third Period— 4, New York, Potvin 17 .250 34'/) MIDWEST REGIONAL Program and the purchase of new equipment for the weigh room. But Azinger, who led through­ about such things, predicts that 3:48; Simpson, Edm (sloshing), 19:18. (Kromm, DIduck), 5:59. 5, New York, 13 50 .206 37 MARYLAND (01) out the tournament and entered Third Period— None. Penalties— Potvin 18 (King, La Fontaine), 9:32 (pp). 6, playoff berth tecrcmMirte 28 38 31 25-112 At South Bond, Ind. Mpssen^rg 26 26 4, Lewis 410 22 10, For further information, call the athletic department at ” La Bomba” will prevail. And MocTovIsh, Edm (holding), 2:51; McRoe, New York, Sutter 24 (Lauer, Konroyd), Sunday's Games L.A. Clippers 38 23 37 26— 116 Thurtday, March 17 ^a m s 211 46 20. (tatlln 512 22 10, 647-3553. Sunday’s round with a one-shot Chicago 107 2Polnt goals— Pressley, D.SmIth, Jack- even Pirmin Zurbriggen admits Min (holding), 7:31. 13:46. Penalties— Boschmon, Win (hook­ Purdue 94, Falrlelah Dickinson 79 Dickerson 51 06 2, edge over Kite, answered all the he is almost powerless to prevent Overtime— None. Penalties— None. ing), :55; Wotters, Win, misconduct, 2:26; , New Jersey 96 son. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Memphis State 75, Baylor 60 Walker06060, Hood06222 McCov5522 questions by winning a shootout Shots on gool— Edrnbnton 12-11-6-0— 29. AAorols, Win (hooking), 8:15. Seattle 95 Sacramento 52 (Klelne 12), Los Angeles Kansas State 66, La Salle S 11. Totals 2960 1416 01. it. I 10 of Minnesota 166-12-3-37. Shots on g o a l-N e w York 5-10-10— 25 Detrott 118, Washington 110 57 (Coge 15). Assists— Sacramento DePaul O , Wichita State 62 KBNTUCKY (90) with Kite over Arnold Palmer’s The Swiss-Italian duel for the Power-ploy Opportunities— Edmonton Winnipeg 17-9-9— 35. Portland 105, Dallas 99 34 (K.SmIth 13), Los Angeles33(Valentlne At Unceln, Neb. . Bennett 7-9 54 17, Bay Hill Club course. tarter 0 of 3; Minnesota 2 of 4. J ^ s Angeles Clippers 116, Sacramento 12). Total fouls— Sacramento 24, Los FHdav, March 18 Keenan pin away from perfection men’s World Cup overall skiing Power-ploy Opportunities— New York 1 c 2 ^^J^? '£ '.P '® ® "” *’®''**'®3,Davender AP photo is as Goalies— Edmonton, Ronford (22shots-17 of 4; Winnipeg 0 of 3. 112 Angeles 16. Technical— Sacramento Plttsbunih 108, Eastern Michigan 90 M 1514 a, Ellis 26 20 4, Modlson 26200, ” It was punch and counter­ title resumes across the border at saves), Fuhr (0:00 third, 7-7), Minnesota, Los Angeles Lakers 130, Golden State Coach Reynolds. A— 4,920. VOnderbllt n , Utah State 77 Jenklns20200. Totals325622a90. Fourteen year-old Sean Keenan of Manchester rolled a 299 game Goalies— New York, Smith (35 shots-35 127 punch.” said Kite, who closed to WINNING FEELING — Paul Azinger is all smiles on Oppdal. Norway, on Tuesday, Casey (29-24) saves). Winnipeg, Reddick (15-12), Ber- Murrav State 78, North Carolina Sfofe 75 game Saturday morning in the junior league at the Brunswick within a single stroke of the lead acers, A— 14,291. thloume (0:00 third, 10-7). Monday’s Games . Halffime— Kentucky 42, AAarvlond 41. with two-time defending cham­ Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Parkade Lanes. Sunday after he shot a five-under 66 to win the Bay Hill or the Referee— Mike Noeth Linesmen— Bob A— 11,778. Lakers 130. Warriors 127 Kansas a , Xavier, Ohio 72 Snaolnt goole-Morvlond 2 0 (Gatlin twice on the back nine. pion Zurbriggen leading Italy’s Hodges, Leon Stickle. Referee— Terry Gregson. Linesmen— New York at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Second Round McCov3-S,Are^ 27, Hood 2 2 Lewis Keenan is a ninth grader at Bennet Junior High School. This is ” I was hitting him pretty hard, Classic Golf Tournament in Orlando, Florida. Azinger rence Randy MItton, Swede Knox. Los AngelesClIppersot Phoenix, 9:30p.m. At Soulh Bend, M . 0-1), Kmtudcy 49 (Chapman 57, Manuel his first year of bowling l(5pin and he is currently carrying a 147 Alberto ’ ’The Bomb” Tomba by id for L.A. LAKERS (l» ) toturday, March 19 Fouled out— None. Rebounds— but he kept hitting back,” Kite was the 1967 Player of the Year. 11 points. Tuesday's Games Rambis 1-3 20 2, Worthy 214 25 21, Purdue WO, Memphis State 73 Jta ry la ^ D (AAossenbura, l-ewls 6), average. He left a solid four-pin on his 12th shot. His first two said. ” I knew Paul was playing first BluesS.BIackhawks? Philadelphia at New Jersey, 8 p.m. Kansas State 66, OePoul 58 ” I'd say Tomba has a 70 Flyers 4. Penguins 2 Abdul-Jobbor 7-10 22 16, Scott 220 28 29, ’ *>• Assists— games were a 143 and 184 for a 626 series. $7.50,000 and pushed his earnings Indiana at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Wagner 26206, M.Thompson 121621128, At Uncoln, Neb. Morvland 15 (Gotlln 7), Kentucky 11 well, but I didn’t know he was Robin Walton by one stroke to win percent chance to win the over­ Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Sunday, March a St. Louis 2 1 2— 5 Pittsburgh n Motthews 2122218, Green 56(H) 10, Smrek (Manuel, Davender 5). Total fouls— playing that well.” for the year to $209,025. the $300,000 Tucson Open. >y 2‘/i 1 1 _ 2 New York at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 21 20 0. Totals 5208 2220 130. Vanderbilt n , Pittsburgh 74, O T AAorvland D , Kentucky 13. A— 16,563. all,” Zurbriggen said. "It doesn’t Chicago i o 1— 2 Phllodelphio 0 4 0—4 Son Antonio ot Denver, 9:30 p.m. ’ ’The be.sf I’ve ever played three, First Period— 1, Chicago, Volve 42 GOLDEN STATE (127) Kansas 61, Murray State St The 24-year-old tour rookie then look very good for me.” First Period— 1, Plltsburoh, ZalapskI 2, Phoenix of Ufoh, 9:30 p.m. Higgins 7-11 76 21, McDonald 212 66 32, •vifiififim under pressure,” Azinger said placed a trans-Atlantic telephone ngton (B.Murray, Yawnev), 8:X (pp), 2, St, 8:39. Penalties— Zezel, Phi (cross­ Houston ot Los Angeles Lakers, 10:30 At FenNoc, Mich. Fernandez upsets Sabatini Davies triumphs Zurbriggen regained the over­ Louis, Glngras 6 (Ferderko, Hunter), Whitehead 58 1-2 11, (Borland 514 2-2 14, after completing the tournament lissed checking), :04; Johnson, Pit (high- p.m. Mullln 1220 22 22, FOItl 1-3 22 4,O.Smlth Friday, March a Vlllanova68,llllnol863 call to her mother in Coventry, all lead he had lost to Tomba after 10:09 (pp). 3, St. Louis, Hunter 32 (Gllmour, sticking), 2:38; A6over, Pit, double minor Purdue, 223, vs. Kansas State, 248, in 271, 13 shots under par. Kite, tainst Ferderko), 11:24 (pp). Penalties— Coch­ 214 76 23, Happen 1-4 20 2, Harris 26 44 KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. — Mary Joe Fernandez doesn’t know TUCSON, Ariz, (AP) — Laura England. Saturday’s slalom by finishing (roughing), 11:57; Tocchet, Phi (rough- S.TotalS429131-34127. TBA with a closing 70, was second at back, rane, Chi (holding), 3:01; Roberts, StL Van Dorp, Pit (roughing), NBA results Vanderbllf 2210 vs. Kansas 2511, TB A VILLANOVA (66) where her upset of Argentina’s Gabriela Sabatini places her in Davies owns her first LPGA title, ” It was midnight there and I 12th in Sunday’s downhill and (tripping), 4:48; McKegnev, StL (hold­ 33 S4 25 22-120 276. inson 16:39; Tocchet, Phi (Interference), 17:24; Golden state a 10 39 36— m Oiomptomhlp the hierarchy of women’s tennis. For now, she’s in the but her family may be the last to woke her up,” Davies said. ” I second in the combined, which ing), 8:23; McGill, Chi (holding), 9:06; Samuelsson, Phi (roughing), 19:21; _ At Pontiac Mich. M16,W lson511069, West 28567, Massey tsand ^ Cochrone, Chi (tripping), 11:08; Both- Brown, Pit (roughing), 19:21. 5Polnt goals— Scott 3. Fouled out— Sandoy, March a Bekkedam20200. quarterfinals of the Lipton International Players (Championships The victory, the fourth of know. said, ’I won,’ but I could tell she combines a racer’s performance wcll, StL (tripping), 14:04. Celtics 137, Bulls 107 None. Rebounds— Los Angeles 45 Totals224512a66. — and that’s good enough for her. Azinger’s career, was worth (M.Thompson 10), Golden State42 (Higgins Purdue-Kantos Stote winner vs. Davies made a 4-foot birdie putt was sound al.seep when I called. I in the slalom and downhill to Second Period— 4, St. Louis, G.Cavalllnl Second Period— 2, Pittsburgh, Lemleux60 Vanderbllt-Konsas winner, TB A ILLINOIS (60 13 (GIngros), 19:43. Penalties— ^Turnbull, CHICAGO (187) 11). Assists— Los Angeles 35 (Matthews Anderson 519 52 13, Bottle 59 57 15 The 16-year-old high school junior from Miami joined $135,000 from the total purse of on the final hole Sunday to beat don’t think .she understood me. so produce a third result. 12 (Coffey, Quinn), 1:38 (pp). 3, Phllodel­ 13), (xolden State 27 (Mullln 10). Totol StL (Interference), 2:04; Brown, Oil phio, Zezel 21 (Mellanbv, Slnlsalo),5:40 Kylowa2-7165, Blackwell 1-2523, Bardo57 top-seeded Steffi Graf, No. 6 Claudia Kohde-Kilsch and unseeded (high-sticking), 6:20; B.Sutter (slashing). 7 ’ lO.Oaklev5102313,Corzine fouls— Los Angeles 24, Golden State 27. of his (pp). 4, Philadelphia, Howe 17(Propp), A— 15625. WRST RRGIONAL Elna Reinach in advancing to the final eight of the $2.1 million alf to 9:39; LudzIk.Chl (slashing),9:39; Valve.Chl 9:41 (pp). 5, Philadelphia, Huffman6(Zezel, First Round (Interference), 14:13. SInIsalo), 12:35.6, Phllodelphio, Hill 1 (Zezel, At Son Lake CHy .Haltfinse— Illinois a , Villanova 20 tennis tournament Sunday. irneil Third Period— 5, St. Louis, Ferderko 20 Smyth), 15:09. Penalties— AAellanby, Phi Nuggets I OB, SuperSonics BS Thundoy, Mdrch ff .Jfoint m i s — viltanova 7-15 (Wilson Fernandez stunned Sabatini, seeded No. 3 and ranked fifth in gh 25 (Turnbull, Raglan), 1:49. 6, Chlcogo. (roughing), :49; Johnson, Pit (holding), ” tS S U ‘'lT5l’(i7’.'^ North Carolina n . North Texas State 65 Fionskv 57, E n r iW 51, West 21), the world, 6-4, 6-7, 6-3 at the International Tennis Center. The Foreman continues on comeback trail Sanloass7(T.Murrav,B.Murrov),9:51.7,St. IrouBhlng), 4:53; Smith, Loyola, Californio 119, Wyoming 115 Illinois 52 (Gill 52). Fouled out— Battle, ped a Louis, Meagher 17 (B.Sutter, Glngras), ^^ 1 (hooking), 6:31; Coffey, Pit (hooking). BOSTON (137) SEATTLE (95) Michigan 63, Boise State St i Rebounds— Vlllanovo 35 victory came just a week after Sabatini beat Graf in the Virginia 14:20. Penalties— Roberts, StL, m lnor- Rorido 62, St. John's 59 (Grels 13), Illinois 33 (Kulawo 13) By Tim Dahlberg De, promoter Bob Arum said of malor (roughing, fighting), 2:01; Noo­ . “ I'Tl 3-333, Parish . McDonlel 216 54 31, Slims of Florida to boost her standing as one of the game’s rising ” It didn’t discourage me at inside on the massive Foreman Third Period— None. Penalties— Errey, \8, Johnson 7-11 22 16,Alnge 58 "J T-7 IXMcMIllan At Let An get SI The Associated Press the 40-year-oId Foreman. ” He the nan, Chi, mlnor-malor (roughing, fight­ Pit, double minor (high-sticking), 8:43; 4-4 l5r Jl.Poxson 2-9 3-4 7eAkers 0-1 run jy o 1-2 13, McKey 23 22 7,Youno262«4, nrtduy, March 10 stars. all.” Foreman said. ” I'm not took its toll. their ing), 2:01; Bothwell, StL (high-sticking), Smyth, Phi (holding), 8:43; Buskos, Pit Schoene26(H)4, Johnson 20 (H)0, Polynice Arizona 90, Cornell SO a illta S s a A ^16 « 2 ' needs some intensive sparring to 7:19; P.Covalllnl, StL, double minor « « 2 .GHmSJj2324l? going for one-, two-, three-round ” He really wore me down,” (roughing), 9:24; A6ellonbv, Phi (rough­ t’2:? ^ Threott 20 M2 Setan Hall n , Texas-EI Paso 64 LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Former sharpen himself up.” ordis (roughing), 17:28; Larmer, Chi, double Totals 37-76123495. knockouts. I’m an old man.” Qawi said. ” He’s a very powerful ing), 9:24; Zezel, Phi (elbowing), 10:00; Iowa HB, Florida State St heavyweight champion George V had minor (roughing), 17:28; Hunter, StL, Smith, Phi (slashing), 15:31; Nochbour, Nevodo-Los Veeos 54, Southwest Mis­ Qawi, carrying 222 pounds on Arum said before the fight that man. I did my best and I tried to molor (fighting), 18:36; VIncelette, Chi, Phi (tripping), 19:58. DENVER (Mi) souri State 5D Foreman says his comeback the malor (fighting), 18:36. Geiberger wins Arizona Ciassic his 5-foot-7 frame, landed several he planned to match Foreman get him out of there, but I had I the Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 1S6-8— 29. s » S g S S z J S English 221 44 H , Rasmussen 4105411, Second Round Waat Regional effort should be an inspiration for clean shots early but faded late in Philadelphia 12-1^3— 27. 2Polnt o o o l^ B Ird 3, Alnge. Fouled Schoves 4751014, Lever 2 2 0 2 3 », Adams At Salt Lake City SUN CITY WEST, Ariz. — A1 Geiberger says it was a perfect against a more competitive hea­ nothing left.” •year Shots on gool— St. Louis 7-17-10— 34. Power-ploy Opportunities— Pittsburgh 1 put— None. Rebounds— Chicago 48 (Ooklev 7-18 1210 27, Honzilk 22 22 6,DunnM 16 Saturday# March 19 everyone over the age of 40. the fight and finally quit while vyweight on a June 6 card headed Chicago 9-9-9— 27. ot 7; Philadelphia 2 of 7. n , B ^onO (M^ote 10). AwHta— ^cooo 3, Vlncent22060, Brooks 1-2062 Evans 16 Mlchloon in , Rorido tS day for golf and he used it to cap a near-perfect tournament for Power-ploy Opportunities— St. Louis 2 of still on his feet after a Foreman by Thomas Hearns’ middle­ (k>olles— Pittsburgh, Guenette (27shots- M(VlncentOI,Boston40(JohnsonW). Total 202, (Martin 201-31. Totals38692237108. North Carolina ID , Loyola, Californio Arizona B4, Baton Hall 55 him. Foreman had trouble with 7; Chicago 1 of 5. 23 saves). Phllodelphio, LaForest (29-27) fouls— Chlcogo 22, Boston 25. A— 14,890 97 ” It proves the age of 40 is not a left-right combination to the head weight title defense against Iran Qawi early in the fight, but began Goalies— St. Louis, Mlllen (27 shots-25 A— 17,423. g«dWl9 39 a IS 31— 95 At Let Angelee Geiberger fired a final-round 5under-par 67 Sunday to hold off saves). Chicago, A6oson (34-29). A— SETON HALL (S5) death sentence at all,” Foreman in the seventh round. Barkley. Ref^ee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— Denver a M a 11— i a Sunday, March a Orville Moody and win the $225,000 Arizona Senior Classic by one finding his range in the sixth 17,693. Pacers 102, Nets 96 Bryont 411 53 , Salley 26 12 said after stopping Dwight Mu- ” I was surprised at how strong Kevin Collins, Pot IJapuzzo. 5P olnt DMls-McMIllan, McKey, Arizona 84. Seton Hall 55 11 5 7 stroke. Foreman has been criticized round when he staggered Qawi Referee— Bob Hall. Linesmen— Adorns 3. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Iowa 104, Nevodo-Loi Veoos 06 Rwhos 22 M 0, Morton 7-14 22 16, hamad Qawi in the seventh round he (Foreman) was,” Qawi said for not meeting a top heavy­ Ron Finn, Don Schochte. INDIANA 082) Seattle n (Ellis 0), Denver 51 (Lever 12) •vfflfmon Greene 13212Atalor2ni67,Walker1-126 Playing in his first Arizona Classic, Geiberger started the day with a left uppercut, and then J fjoper51202, WlglngtonOOlHM, Kotslkls of a scheduled 10-round fight ” He really wore me down.” weight in his comeback effort, but Tisdale 216 M 18, Person 514 20 10, Assists— Seattle a (McMillan, Young 6)! AtSoattlu at 12-under and finished the three-day tourney at 17-under 199. knocked him into the ropes Denver 2S (Lever, Adams 7). Total Rlday, Martha 22200, VolCY 73 51 3, ReMmbos 20200, Saturday night. Foreman won for the eighth Qawi, for one. has become a Stlponpy d i 1212 44 24, Fleming 28 22 8 Lono21(H)O.Totols245457S5. seconds later with a right hand. 9 G o lf The victory, worth $33,750, was the first of the season for Bruins 6. Sabres 2 Long 2-71-15, H. Williams 1-5234, Miller 48 » . Technlcals- ^ ^ r t h (Orollna, 266 vs. Michigan, 267, Foreman looked his age, how­ time since beginning a comeback believer. Qawi managed to last the sixth, Ellis 2 (elected), AEIZONA (M) Geiberger, who now has earned $376,723 on the PGA Senior Tour 211-21. Totols3284222$102. Seottle Coach BIckerstoff, O n v e r Illegal Arizona, 352_vs. lowo, 24-9, TB A ever, appearing slow and plod­ a year ago after a decade outside ” He can punch,” the 3.5-year- but Foreman began scoring at Boston defense. A— 13,177. reHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 21, 1988 ■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March ill, 1988 — 17 D o w w T H ' 988 — 15 -^(ZiFP iTTi— 8NAPU by Bniea Baattta - wr------TV Topics appy.iheftgNTiff U H -O fl. ^ ' F A f t i t y KIT Tl’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright Puzzles MEALS A W OUT A B E FlNlSMED TH' SlN- U N I T AS WE W E R E ON T H X r 6 Y 6B ? (Xxne W ITH/ cee£ I KMowl IT iF "emQepiftees'' THBESHo l D o f a \ MEW P O O D Co n c e p t .'/ ,KAPUT." WC'WE X n o v l p e jz Gone, OAt- * ARE fMEDiMWG'r 1 AND MTU IT, I OMTH't I SEE TH' FWTV12E, / ™ ■ ACROSS 5 Pagoda Answer to Prevloua Puule . T iO T T A t WINIC C t A t P SEEM W F tA C E O 'ZlPPy.'.' AMD IT’f ^ j ^ ^ 6 Sixties radical * ' N i n e t i e s ^ A | N . ' > Dl' 1)>l«CT)0|JJU.Tnn)M( Oy-IV/lCWNE* I I si D T 'P O W M l e n c e i W(2APPEO IN AN 1 Actor — (»l.) T n r Talk-show offends but wins fan^ f(10»1 woiMoiU./r s in six aOKuOEO CRfSy' ^ A n e u Krittoffereon 7 Phonograph In- □ O C I O D D D C ] Bv Hsnrv Stsrn MEAL iTaliach’s CASin&f! 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Wellman 14 Small amount Sean Morton Downey Jr. with mich lenslUve transr 11 Carpentry tool □ *''* ■t®tlon with "I couldn’t fathom the kids," Drinan said In ningwith 15 Million (prof.) 17 F ro m ____ Z ^rpe* as Oprah Winfrey, Phil Donahue or expen d Danny Geraldo Rivera. complalnU about various topics were aUowed a telephone Interview from Washington. ’.'’I 16 Bee farms 19 Behalf m Mme on the program and air their effectl ’unswith 18 Parodioet 24 Eyas, mouth, Downey, a self-described "talk-show advo­ didn’t know If they were left or right or If thSy A re opinions. wanted their mothers to see them on TV.' I ). Boston 2 0 Calif, nose, etc. □ n O E S O D ID cate” whose confrontational style, symbol­ Itowney bounds onto the set, offering his series ns, who time 26 Mite's kin ised by bis trademark wide-open mouth. Is haven’t been on any show quite like that.” cyclos □ □ □ n n m ^ademark grin and giving high fivek to his in four 21 Sixth oente 26 Tennis player more reminiscent of Joe Pyne than Jack diabet (•bbr.) Arthur — Paar. wlkUy sup^rUve, mosUy college-a^studlo KANUT 8 by Charlaa M. Schuli fanned audience of about . / A POLICE OFFICER upset about child insulir :s for the 22 Rusaien yea 27 Medical picture 180 molesters speaks first on the gripes show, t^e "I bring a certain amount of excitement," He tells the crowd, "The common^ The ?ged for 23 Social club (comp, wd.) Downey says. "Nobody’s sure what I’m going bread Is audience occasionally screaming, with re­ FOR ‘‘ s h o w ANP t e l l " TOPAY (•bbr.) 29 Bend they n mad as hell and they airen't^ YOU WILL NOTE THAT HER treatei IS. to do next because I’m never sure what I’m going to gard to molesters, "Hang ’em," and "Kill I HAVE BROUGHT MY NEW ' NO, I PO NOT BELIEVE 28 IRS concern 31 Hop 39 Recreation area 4 9 Vehicle going to do next." take It anymore." The Une was or.*uB...yPlly ’em." Downey encourages them, shouting, HANP5 ARE HELP TOGETHER VELCRO IS A\£NTI0NEP ANY­ one ye. : Glenn 2 8 Sharp 32 Resin-producing ‘ PRAYIN6 POLL" 41 Japanese robe 60 Margarine That uncertainty has won the 58-year-old anchorman Peter Pinch In "Does he have a right to be mad as hell?" IN A PRAYING POSITION BY The: lam off 3 0 Qieek hare tree 42 Sea hawk WHERE IN THE NEW TESTAMENT 63 Axis the film "Network," Paddy Cbayevsky’s "Yes! ’’ they respond. Downey smiles. Cut to -L 3 »l Bougn lers to 34 Mideaot nation 33 Strange (comb, Downey a loyal following on the "Morton VELCRO.. ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS? 46 Part of race cynical portrait of network television. commercial. Hospit five-run 36 Reotore to form) 64 A ct of lending Downey, Jr. Show," broadcast each wee- 47 East wind deity Englai n a 6-4 health 36 Part of a 48 Weekend- 66 — poker knlght on New Jersey-based WWOR-TV, a Two self-described "skinheads," white 37 0uy "PM AL1MY8 accused of controlling the Ana church welcoming 67 Not skinny superstation carried on cable systems supremacists who shave their heads, com­ THE QRIZZWELL 8 by Bill Schorr 38 " T h e - nationally. 38 — Trovatore abbr. 68 — A viv alienee, Downey said In an interview. "I plain Downey misrepresented their move­ cyclosj Devon Cometh" 1 2 3 4 The show has also earned criticism from ,® lot of emoUon from the audience. „THE an idet icluding 40 Door openers ment in an earlier show when so-called r.,6RANTMETHE In three people who dislike Downey’s prosecutorial When they come on, they have every right skinheads professed to be neo-Nasis. On Apt B4py$ITTER?' ''..ANPTTJE WI5P0MTD 41 Sitter nut 12 style, his conservative views and what he to bounce back at me like I come at them* If L 5EKENfry TDAC3SEPT KNOW THE PIFFERENCE esinthe M 43 Qolf expert earlier show, Downey drew cheers from the 3-ZI proudly terms his "simplistic presentation" at them W AT IWHICH I Cho off Tom 4 4 Wellach and crowd by denouncing the guests’ radst 15 of the facts. with logic. If not, then I’ll come at them with CANNOT aV\M6E„ nmered Whitney emotion. remarks and hugging a black audience H A O A R t h e h o r r i b l e by DIk Browne SAN in 4 1-3 48 Pronoun 18 member. men hi 48 Chinese THE SHOW HAS gotten so heated, in fact, How often does he thinks he defeats his The gripes show ends with brief comments cholesi 22 Downey faces trial In Secaucus Municipal ♦ ^(ZgN'T OUJ2 (,gAV^5 t o V g t r phlloaophy opi^nents’ arguments? by audience members on a range of topics, ITSTAPTEP With MEI2 fatal hi S I Current unit Court on charges he slapped Andrew Humm, "Almost always. Someone who knows the such as, "Why is Iran still on the map after roF’Ar?...ANP OIHZ 25 26 27 TALKIN6- TO MIR. t career no pretense of fairness. They’re Just looking running for political office. "Because I’m mobile, that’s become a form States, for victims." of entertainment," Downey said. 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Matthew Broder­ GUEGG THERE'S ONUT , by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee (S ) N e w t (Live) ONE WAY TDO THIS,.. Employn I skiing J.R.R. Totkjen'a Middle Earth fantasy Year's Eve catastrophe. Gene Hackman, ick, Helen Hunt. Bill Sadler. 1987. Rated Part Tima H about Hobbit Bilbo Baggins and his magical Ernest Borgnlne, Red Buttons. 1972. (3) Tokyo Day A portrait of Tokyo life fo- PG. (In Stereo) WHAT A GUY by Bill Hottl Unscramble these lour Jumbles, quest to recapture the Dwarf King's gold. cuiing on the Importance of work and the Help Wanted irderat Quinceansra [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow one letter to each square, to form Voices of: Orson Bean. Otto Preminger, 99 balance of technology with traditional val- Siluotion Wa jesday, lour ordinary words John Huston. 1977. © ) Nature (C C) A look at the Asian ele­ 1:05AM CB lov# Boot Buslnttf Dpi cham- [ESPN ] SportsLook phant and its behavior. (60 min.) (In (3 ) Soap instruction.. Italy’s Stereo) 1:30AM CB Kays to Succass Emolovmtnl TYPE [H B O ] M O VIE: 'Rocky I V (C C) Driven ® SCTV The Martian Chroniclea Based s 99 INN News nba by by revenge, boxing champion Reeky Bal­ 99 on Late Show Guest host: comic John novel by Ray Bradbury. After two previous 99 (3 ) Socrets of Suoeats Real Esti boa heads for the Soviet Union to face a Mulrooney. Scheduled: a "Rowan & Mar­ r [ i : expeditions fail to return to Earth, a U.S. Home* for Si gargantuan Russian opponent. Sylvester tin's Laugh-In" reunion with Ruth Buzz!, Jo ® Dating Gama a 70 astronaut volunteers to lead a third mis­ Condominlur Stallone, Talia Shire, Dolph Lundgren. Anne Worley and Alan Sues. (60 min.) (In [C N N ] Newsnight Update e over- 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) sion to colonize Mars. (2 hrs.) Stereo) doesn’t ICHED [CNN] PrimeNews [E S P N ] Sports Trivia [U SA ] Cartoons [C N N ] Moneytine THE BORN LOSER by Art Santom [D IS ] WHdsmess Bound Leading hump­ [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Angol Haart' A routine [H B O ] M O V IE; ‘Lather Marked for death 6 :3 0 P M CB Family Ties back whale-song experts visit a bay off the investigation plunges a private detactlvj e over- □ by his own agency, a KGB agent becomes ( B 9 $ A B C New s (CC). coast of Lahaina, Hawaii, where hundreds Into a nightmare world of voodoo worship easy prey for CIA operatives seeking infor­ la after of whales annually gather. (60 min.) and ritual murder In 1965 New Orlaant- > FLI6HT 228 PLIGHT nishing 9D Jelfarsont mation about spy networks. Michael Bil- Mickey Rourka, Robert De Niro, Lit4 FLAUWL ® (S!) N BC N e w t (CC). [NBO] MOVIE: 'The World According lington, Denise DuBarry, Michael Ansars. Bonet. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) . M0WB0AR0IN6 ill and WHY THE CAT to Garp' A talented writer and devoted 1985. Rated PG-13. Nightly Businaas Report [U S A ] Weight Lees Made Easy FOR IT FINAL which W ENT TO SEE father Is confused by life's Ironies. Robin [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Maximum Overdriva' 4 □ (3 ) Boeom Buddies Williams, Mary Both Hurt, Glenn Close No one is safe when inanimate objects 2:00AM CB l Love Lucy PCfARWRg mance T H E V E T . 1982. Rated R. ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook ihili to ® Noticlero Univislon take on a violent life of their own after CB H < ^ Shopping Overnight Sorvica LOOMED 9 9 Love Connection [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Something Special' A Earth is caught In the tall of a comet. Emilio (3 hrs.) Now arrange the circled letters to magical Incantation uttered during a solar Estevez. Pat Hingla, Laura Harrington. [C N N ] Inside Politics 99 Kays to Succass Notice n form the surprise answer, as sug '88 eclipse transforms a young tomboy into a 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) ALL THE lyrHER MANAGORS SEE A TANGUP V A ____ L -i gested by the above cartoon [ESPIV] Fishing: Boot of Bill Donee real boy^ Pamela Ssgall, Eric Cuny, Patty ® Nightwatch [USA] AirwoH Tw o agents from the Air- Me IN STTBREtflVI^s.' Seme gOflPLE OF Duke. 1986. Rated M 3 . As 0 cor wolf team are attacked by hoods during a [D IS ] MOVIE; T h e Big Fishatman' SI. micmwy H E u 7 : 0 0 P M C B CB S N e w t (CC). [U S A ] Riptide THINK m A PIT^V AIRHEAD!,, INSECURiTi£5. the placr Answer: Y Y camping trip with a group of youngitars. mon Patdr, a fisherman, becomas Jatui' tisino In WAS C B N e w t disciple end tha first heed of the Christisrt OTHERG THINK I'M A RAGING- J CB Dealgning Women (CC) (60 min.) r a id , A (Answers tomorrow) C B (S ) W heel of Fortune ICC). Mary Jo faces a personal crisis when ex- church. John Saxon, Herbert Lorn, Howard FEMINIST 60(X> GRIEF' agrees t( Lets Show Guest host: Keel. 1969. Rated Q. J R M U Y I m ? • WMbyNU.Ma Jumbles: VOUCH VUfitFER HELMET FINERY CB 8100.000 Pyramid husband Ted re-enters her life. 11:30PM CB Saturday's comic John Mulrooney. Scheduled: a "Ro­ and hold [E S P N ] SportsLook Chester Answer: That huge boat show had this— Ci9 ® Chsara ® ® y*?*^'* •'“ "Ily (CC) While Mi­ wan & Manin'a Laugh-In" reunion with reman A YACHT TO OFFER FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavet and emp (31 Bast of Saturday Night chael and David are away, the twins sneak Ruth BuzzI, Jo Anns Worley and Alan [U S A ] Larry Usdotti s peek at sn X-rated videotape. (In Stereo) Sues. (60 min.) (In Stereo) and oil ® M 'A 'S 'H 2:05AM CB Nows (R) expense, lown,” Ju"**** No. J7 Is svsilgbis Iw I2.M . whieh fncludt* poiliog aeO hsndling. from Jumblo. cfo IhU ngwgpgpof, P.O. Bex 4368. Oflsndo. FL 336^-43M 9:00PM CB Newhert (C C ) Michael CB ® Nightline (CC). n e vs' f« (21) MooNsil / Lohrsr Nawthour [HBO] m o v i e : 'After Hours; N g E O A o p n i or A J F ^ c i a u werful IncnfOS your nimo, addrtsg and itp cods and tnaha (four chock payable to NawapaporbMka tnet hit hand at producing the local newt. Honeymoonera 2:25AM ^OTTIB \ NE F occ^sio^j. claim s ol (3 ) Bomay Millar 99 (CC) Boy-maeti-glii In an uptown N.Y. di­ ried to ces, Infr ^ BIm » the Child' ® Hunter Hunter becomes involved with (3) (3) Win, Lose or Draw ner and 1s p k in g ^ Into her world of cra- I had Premiere, (CC) An unfortunate chain of a beautiful young model, who is consorting ziat, punkara and an essortmam of wild m a rk s, ti 9 9 Roaa Salvaje events leaves e single mother unem­ SIS ents, vio with a deadly jewel thief. (70 min.) (R) women. Griffin Dunne, Roianne Arquette WN ployed, homeless and fearing for p riv a c y < 9Z) Nightly Butinoas Report (3) ® Tonight Show (In Stereo) Tori Gan. 1985. Rated R. daughter's future. Mara Winning OCC/K$\Oht'’7 copyrlgh' 99 Family Ties gham, with Dorian Harewood, Grace Johnston. 11998. (3 ) Crook and Chase 2:30AM CB m o v i e : 'straw Oogs' A rig hts, I began [C N N ] Monaytins 99 Smithsonian Treaeures ® Hogan's Heroes retired American mathemsticlan encoun­ a n d libel ters savage hostility when he moves to tha Bridge m a y resu sixth Aztrograph [ESP N ] Colloga Basketball: NAIATour ^ Country Music 92) Newt (CC). lio n of a nernem Semifinal English countryside. Dustin Hoffinan. Su­ TIIAT cTAN From Kansas City, Mo. Awards (CC) Randy Travis, Hank Williams [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred san George, Dtvid Werner. 1971. the M a n Qawi (2 hrs.) (Live) J » WINE » beer *> I then Jr. and George Streh top the list of nomi­ Hickman, Nick Charles. 99 Focus on Succass A fF O R P A advertise [M A X ] Cintmax Seasioni; Chat Atkins nees at thii year'! ceremonies from oD ELh ropes [E S P N ] SportaCenter [C N N ] Sports Latenight the king and returned the jack of dia­ tlscm enls ously might be a thorn In your side again - CnrtlRad Guitar Ploytr (60 min.) (In Knott s Berry Farm in Buena Park, Calif NORTH 3 -tl-tl Bo t t l e op w iN /e | b u tlo n t Stereo) Hosts: Hank Williams Jr. and Raba McEn: [M AX] MOVIE: 'Jocks' When a major monds. Declarer won the ace, played land, today. If an incident arises, be careful [E S P N ] SportsContar ♦ A K 10 6 Totally lost llshed bj ^ o u r tire. (2 hra.) (Same-day Tape) (In Stareo) college tennis tournament la held in Las sixth, 9 about how you handle It. [USA] AIrwolf |U S A ] Whera Thara's a Will Thara's an Y 7 three rounds of spades ending in his H e r a ld . Vegas, the teams have difficulty concan- (3) Televltlon A look at tha evolution of ♦ K 7 4 3 despite map hand, and led a low club toward dum­ P ub lishe r hg at b i r t h d a y VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epi. 22) If It appears 7:30PM CB p m Magazine Modeling tratlng on their game. Scon Strader, Parry WINTHROP by OIck Cavalll music, talk and game shows as well as the Lang, Miriska Hargitay. 1987. Rated R. 4 K S 4 3 my’s king. West showed out as East nefore that everyone but you Is out of step to­ agent John Casablancas; AIDS In the fa­ rioa and fall of variety programs. (60 2:40AM CB Nightwatch day, stop for a few moments of self-ex­ shion industry (Part 1 of 2). I.) By James Jacoby won the ace. East played a diamond to aused ® Tol Como Somoe 11:35PM CB Entortolnmem Tonight WEST EAST March 22.1S88 amination. Responses you receive Current Affair ® MOVIE: -Tha Rod Ora. dummy’s king, and declarer led a club ARE YOU aoiSiq- T O H A V B NOT A S Bi'RAS'TQUtee CB Intanriew: actor Alan Alda. (In Stereo) 9 pn _Chartlo ( 3 ^ gats "halp " from hli ♦ 8 S 3 ♦ 7 2 SH E SURE (XJBSN'l In the year ahead your ambitions will be could be reflections of your behavior. (B ) Saving tha Wlldllfa Mike Farrell and In bridge, opportunities can be lost from dummy, setting up the clubs A PAfTTYON YOUR CONCEFiNED. CB (3) Jeopardy! (CC). Loretta Swit are tha hosts for this look at Hit Y Q J 10 8 5 4 Y A K 6 3 BEATAROUNO by a in high gear, and the targets you estab- L IB R A ( ^ . 23-Ocl. 23) Rpor judg- 12:00AM CB squad when problems remain unsolved. In 8 1 CB 3) ® Barney Miller andangersd species and the recent efforts nay Tolar, Bonton Fong ♦ Q86S ♦ J 10 2 when East split his honors. And that B I R T H ( 3 A y; C I N I 3 Y 2 T H E B U S H . Hih will be lofty. What you want will be menl on the part of your rnate today CB Entortainmont Tonight Interview: ac­ today’s deal, the North-South bidding 99 IN N N e w t to save these animals. (2 hrs.) tor Alan Alda. (In Starao) [C N N ] Haadllna Nawa Ovomlght ♦ ♦ A J 10 2 was it for the defense — a heart and T attainable, but It might not come easily. could create a problem both of you will [C N N ] Lorry King Live ^ S P N ] Tonnla: Intomotional Plavora gave East a road map that he failed to two clubs, and declarer took the rest. AM ES (March 21-April 10) If you try to (3$ Cerson't Comedy Clattlca 99 Billy Graham Cruoada (CC). SOUTH have to unravel later. Keep a weather- Earty round from K V y sS ! read. The lost opportunity came at trick r aatlafy your personal ambitions at the eye on all of his/her moods. ® M*A*8*H [DIS] MOVIE; The Big Fiiharmon' Si­ (3 ) Topper ♦ Q J 9 4 PART mon Peter, t fisherman, becomes Jesus' esyna, Fla. (2 hrs., 30 mki.) (R) ^ two. Elast should know that West failed expenae of others today, you could be ® Newlywed Oeme Y 9 2 SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) You may disciple and the first head of tha Christian IS ) Police Story [ T M C I M O After North had supported spades, to lead a club only because he had HELP! courting disaster. The only way to suc­ experience difficulty In getting others to In trsvMng t ♦ A 9 ® Hollywood Squares church. John Saxon, Herbert Lorn, Howard (S ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents In t r s t ^ to the East to raacua d i great South had values to make a game try, none. So, after taking the king of ceed Is to succeed collectively. Know ♦ Q 9876 I, do your bidding today. If so, It could World of Survival Keel. 1969. Rated G. ® Newlywed Game Iw e of Aimt Auguttt'a youth, tha dull P A R T T i m e where to look for romance and you'll 92) so he bid his second suit. From North’s hearts, he should return a low club. mean your requirements are too [ES P N ] CoNoga BasketbaH; NAIA Tour- i J J ^ ^ ^ h a r naphaw undarrara# a won­ d r i v e r n And It. The Matchmaker set Instantly re- 99 Thraa'a Company 9 9 Sectots of Sucoess derful transformathDn. Maggla S m M Alae Vulnerable; Both point of view, game was on, but just in West will ruff, and eventually Elast dem and ing. namont------...... Semifinal...... From^ KansasKanot City, ‘ Mo. Dealer: North m n e w s p a p e r vaata which signs are romantically per­ [C N N ] Croaaflra (2 hra., 30 min.) (Live) [CNN] Nawsnight M^owwt, Cindv W loiiSSrisTitoild case South was cue-bidding with the will get his two club tricks with his A - SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) You'll rQ. A n d o v e r / H I goal, fect lor you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o get yoursell In a financial bind If you [D IS] Moutatorpioca Thootor [O IS ] MOVIE; -AK the Brothers Wore thought of slam, he showed his club J-10, enough to set the contract. D o n n a 649. 4 -f w in [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Sweat Bird of Youth' A West North lElail South thta newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ spend beyond your means today. Keep [H B O ] Fraggla Rock (CC) (In Stereo) vicious actor uaet a Hollywood haa-baen Valiant' A disagreoment over treasure [U S A ] W eight Loos Made Eaay king. East came to life with an ill-ad- tolls befori F lik * forces two brothers. New England whaling 1 ♦ Pass 1 4 land. OH 44101-3428. a tight rein on your purse and your mind In tha hopes of gening a studio contract. vised double. South passed, content to U.S. ACRES by Jim Davis P k lfltr [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'Blue City' A young man captains, to part ways. Robon tsytor, Stth 3:25AM [M AX] IMOVIE: 'Dooart Pass 2 4 Pass 3 4 PART T i n l« r and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Guard on your budget when shopping. sett about tracking down his father's kHlar Paul Newman, Garaldins Page, Shirlev ranch in play...... four clubs doubledibf if North had James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on Knight. 1962. wart Granger, Ann Blyth. 1963. Pass 4 4 Dbl. Pais needed. M i 'In a ilx against tendencies today to spend too CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 19) Usually after he returns to his Florida hometown. 19691959 whOaWhHa awaiting a dtvoroa, a otralghl-I support, but North was a little nervous Bridge’ and “Jacoby on Card Games’ lln and ^S P N ] LPBA Bowttng: Fort Plaroa Pass 4 4 Pass Pass c o r . W o r k much time dwelling on the negative as­ Judd Nelson, Ally Sheedy, Scott Wilson. [U SA ] W W F Prime Time Wreattlng t o ^ E n ^ profaaoor driftt ktto a Im S m ( ^ O N A T '6 NWAT IT 1 ^ you are rather a self-su(tlclent person, Clasoic From Florida. (90 min.) (Taped) Pass about the meaning of South's pass, so (written with his father, the late Os­ w e e k . Call pects of your Involvements rather than 1986. Rated R. ralationAp. (wro Shaver. PutkiooZ- Sotur- but today, you might roly too heavily on 9:30PM CB Eisenhower B Lutz Big he returned to four spades. wald Jacoby) are now available at 2988, leave their positive possibilities. [U SA] Dragnet bonnaau, Audra Lindley. 1888. Rated R. ' u n d «r Individuals who don't come through In 8:00PM CB Kate S i Allle (C C ) Bob re­ Bud It injurtd whHa snempiiog to hang a Opening lead: Y Q Against four spades, West led the bookstores. Both are published by OCMINI (May 21-Juna 20) This is not a sign at tha office. [U S A ] Dtacoygry \r P a r t t i m e the y'll the clutch. evaluates his life after a close friend suffers 12:05AM (B Megttum. P.l. 3:30AM queen of hearts. East overtook with Pharos Books. help want! good day to participate in unfamiliar, AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) The ends a heart attack. Pert 1 of 2. The Manhattan Pro- 12:30AM CB WKRP in Cincinnati 4:00AM [C N N ] Lorry King Ovranlght V r e - o p e n e d speculative ventures. It might be diffi­ do not Justify the means today where CB MOVIE: 'Love Letters' A young Jeor (CC) A toon-agar bocomoa tuspl- CB DIvorca Court [U S A ] I tlons will I cult to get back what you put in, let your objectives are concerned. Don't woman discovers that her deceatad cloua of Ms mother's new boyfriend whan ! mother had a long. Illicit love affair. Jamie CB Carol Bumatt and Frionda th ro u g h alone make a profit. slip beneath your standards and use ha diacovara that plutonium Is stored at tha crystal; Don't L i l ^ r t i s , James Keach. Amy M s ^ n . pharmaceutical rosoarch facBty whors tha 4:05AM WBOJ 8% M a r c h 26. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Be careful methods that could embarrass you If ® WandyandMa Oot Me Stariadonad Skatchaa------from- hla May man works. Christophw CoNot', John LliiN room , 341 I today that you do not delegate authority they're later exposed. ® ® Lna Night With David Lattor- •*»*»■* M®*«ra OnNoralty :q ® MacQyvar (C C) A formor crimln- gow. 1986. Rated t o - 13. (In Stsroo) Street, Mar to someone to make an Important Judg­ PISCES (Feb. 20-Maroh 20) If there's CB man (R) (In Starao) ^ a fiknod oogmam on the moklru of s sl't life Is endsngered when Ns new Idom- PEOPU WHO know ment for you. This person may know 10:00PM CB Wtaaguy Vinnia con- 8 % Oyttol 1 ^ fdatutlng Rob Rokior. Eu- know there's a certain magic I U W W ■ ■ ■ bAYCARE 61 rrandy something your well-heeled friends ity is discovered by the mob. (60 mln.) (R) ® Twilight Zona g o n s ^. Ovlstophar 0 ^ lass about the situation than you do. want to do today that you can't afford, fronu Looocco about a plonnod CIA opera­ 3 :3 0 -5 :3 0 . I (In Stereo) tion to ttog# tht ovanhrow of a Cariboosn Theodora. (66 mbt.) (In Starao) about Classified Advertising. L10(July23-Aug.22) A co-worker with ® Ktore Real Poopla phone 646-9 ich of don't be too proud to bow out. They'll notion's government. (BO mln.) CB Saturday. Sunday, Monday Eduardo 4 :3 0 A M (H) TWWght Zone 643-2711 whom you've had disagreements previ­ understand. [HBO ] MOVIE; Tha Uon of Africa' (CC) W v r a 5-ZI do Filippo s play about an Itsllen family's New s leeton CB CB ® A doctor ritki Ufa and limb whsn tha un- CUBA] Edrovar Young U — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. March 21. 1988 «0-M> 1988 — 17 --M.ANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 21, 1988 — 1> SCIENCE Scientists report breakthrougK HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED I WIPW/WTED HELP WANTED CO VENTII & H E A L T H STOCK Room Attendent- f UPERVISOR RN- home w in harnessing fusion reactions Pull time position. Re­ TEACHEft- Long term e s p e c i a l Mondoy-Prlday. 3pm view. L ceive and disperse substitute for grades ACCOUNT CLERK to 11pm. Applications Math. CT. State closed I Diabetes drug not Ideal NEW YORK (AP) -SclenUsts deliveries, maintain are now being ac­ •15,000 own b< Scientists have long tried to explosives, the newspaper said. stockroom and Inven­ C e rtification In M ath have ignited a nuclear fusion cepted for this key or eligibility for certifi­ Entry level oppty. with enhonct BOSTON — Despite promising preliminary Mme nuclear fusion reactions, in The secret achievement re­ tory. Some listing ne­ position. For Informa­ te r ta in reaction in (Iny pellets of hydro­ cessary. Monday- cation required. Aca­ fine Qloatonbury firm. results, physicians should not routinely use a the hope they could eventually quired more energy than ex­ tion please contact UWNCARf MCOHRTAX D.W. FI gen by using radiation from an F rld a y , 7am to 4:30pm. demic concentration In Will train person with lead to an unlimited and rela­ pected, scientists told said. Mrs. Plante. Crestfleld Math and some knowl­ f f l g g r ” 1591.P transplant drug to treat childhood diabetes until exploding nuclear weapon, rais­ Benefits. C o ll 633-4681 figure aptitude and tively cheap source of electricity, Convalescent Home. edge of computers ore ^ ^ R T T O R M E Y R.V. Reefing. No 1^ too ODD lobt. TrueRIntf. M A N C H E experts learn its long-term safety and ing hopes for an unlimited source ext.360. Arbor Acres 643-5151.______modsrate typing. Data in fusion reactions, which are Some scientists say the laser- Form, Inc. Glaston­ desirable. Contact Mr. LAWN • WORKS big or too small, will Home rapoirs. Y^wl F ield G effectiveness, doctors have cautioned. of energy, a newspaper reported based mlcrofuslon program A-1 Appointment Secre­ Vene Harding Princi­ •ntry exp. helpful. I addaa and prepare work 7 days, until lob today. mund in stars and hydrogen bury, EO E . h0ma It, waI do It. Pn late 2 b A report by French doctors is the latest in a needs a radical change of course, tary. Entry level. Suc­ pal. Tolland Middle Convenient location. iiAwSI RNMIWfMnW all tax ratunw. complata. 10% dis­ Mtimatas. lniurad.84l-i house I bomta, atoms are Joined together count for senior ctfl- series of studies demonstrating that the drug The successful experiment, while others say the nuclear-> cessful financial School, 96 Old Post Contemporary offices. MNnNlOO WHITMAN I S k y lit viewed as a major advance «"ergy; they contrast professional needs on Road. Tolland, CT. woooown • aNomovMM zant. Praa eftfiiiatM. w ith h( cyclosporine seems to help victims of Juvenile With fission reactions in which approach, while unconventional, “ Qood benefits. Fee ItBOokmay Ortw.. Apt A Ji^i^lNO Cleanup. Lown toward determining the possibil­ lECURITY POSITION appointment secre­ 06084.875-2564. A p p lica ­ M80N NAROT8KV - Manetmb r, 6ta-i6ai Joe 64M^ or Rich place. diabetes, also known as Type 1 or was a milestone that generated! Psrmananl AMlgnnwnli tion deadline March paid. Call ■171-1814avanlnot. mowing. Hedge trim­ ity of harnessing small-scale «Pllt rather than m atanebatter tary, Male/Pemale to 488*4354 2 both insulin-dependent diabetes. combined. valuable data that will help make •• coordinate schedule 31st. Position to begin MURVCUTra.CPC, ming. Ralotad truck­ fusion, occurred about two years • SHntfia w*ai •sisaow IawmrniY/ ing. Profasslonai and voi The report showed that half of the youngsters In most cases, the scientists fusion practical, the newspaper* • SaSMsMhnntnn and set appointments, A p ril 7th. EO E. MI6ME66 PEMONNEL FRE5TWE ROOriNQ pllancet ago at an underground nuclear NEMOKUm Reaeng at an iypaa. Shkiglaa. aqulpmant. insured. treated with the drug did not need insulin shots nave tried to use concentrated said. * • ostnatasMOwMStt expand business acu­ X-RAY Tachniclan tor ASSOCS. ro w o ve test site in Nevada, according to • OrMS Union men. Evenings from Bat leoang, root rapalra. N frtn c a s. Roy Hordv one year after their therapy began. light from giant lasers to trigger a busy orthopaadic prac- nOL’S UWR CMIE 646-7973. $169,9(X The New York Times. Nuclear fusion coulcj be used to* for an Montoa. oonw 10 our OF 5-9pm. $6 per hour bose tlca In S torrsarao. Full 050-3511 858 H m i A4wer»fuarwiiaa< Realty i The study was conducted by Dr. P.F. X fusion reacUon, but laser-based Soo Moniw Watr. Stm-lam, M Spring deanup, tertWzlng, iA W li Cleaning. Aorggg The U.S. government kept it develop antimissile weapons andS WwFrooatoOniaoBiMMns. sala ry plus liberal In­ time. Experience ne­ OaH ' L j.ji AP photo lusion has never proved success- 110 planting, mowing. Wapkly ImpriviiMiili a Ripilr and ctllor ciMnIng, M A N C H E Bougneres and colleagues at St. Vincent de Paul secret because it did not want perhaps become a cheap source! NoNi WM Si, lOinolMalir O'ooa centive bonus. $3bo per cessary. Excellent NURSERY Laborer- Full place I ful. 'The secret experiment in MwSyntoronoaaoInlinOnloITtT- week part time Income. tim e. A p p ly In person: aeivtoeewBileble.. Complete, home cars. 742*7881 gutter ctaonlng; yard Hospital in Paris and published in the New foreign countries to know about of boundless electric power, the? starting salary and be­ Cape C FOCUS ON FAT — Dp. Llaonard Sax Nevada, the Times said, instead SOOOarl-eSCeot-IMT. Good career start. nefits. Reply to: Box Hop River Nursery, Can tor free aeilmi^. "NO Job Too Bmall" «T8'iiM ia ii.a g .n . cleonina, pointing and I England Journal of Medicine last week. it, but some details have been report said. ^ decorating, oil other appeal, uses pressure-sensitive caiipers to used X-ray radiation frorti a Phone M r. Nathan. 646- RR, C/0 The Manches- Route 6, Bolton. 646- Ft n EiHnitM ra te d , An accompanying editorial noted that discussed at scientific conferen­ The Times said the experi-J HRST SECURITY 5599. Leave name and ter Harold.______7099. ______HaRCONSTGUCTiON mlbcalloneous ddd measure fat on a subject during a study nuclear weapon directed at tiny Phone number. . 846-1143 Roofino of alt types. Iota. Coll Charles 64S- street, cyclosporine can harm the kidneys and "is not ces, the newspaper said. ments were believed to have* SERVICES CORP. £ o u n s ^ l o r , v o co fio - "'**‘aaaaaaaaaaaaa gas heal fuel pellets. An OOMl Oaoonvnar amptoror CHILD Care workers _^onytlmaoftar4:30 an ideal drug." at Lancaster (Pa.) Qenerai Hospitai of While revealing nuclear fusion never been publicly disclosed. It - needed. Full and part nol/Job Developer to .a a • a a a a a"a 'a" e M H V R T IY a FREE eSTIM ATBS. . 1 grades. MTD The prototype fuel pellets are provide Individualized W lbblPiti J^lioto- the drug yohimbine upon fat distribu­ as a potentially highly potent noted that last September Shel-* time positions availa­ 0 * 0 Lawn Sawci ------All Work Quorantaad. graphv. Trouble find­ Ished be M glass capsules filled with hydro­ SECRCTARY ble. Good starting pay (and possibly group) Oempiata homa s h o p , EHCE energy source, the results have don Kahalas, director of the Mowln#, trtiwiHng tmi tpring M 2 tion. Yohimbine may heip overcome the iwcwilinQ, YVG ing photographer? Cholesterol link is direct gen isotopes, the Times said, A OPERATORS Needed. and benefits. Expe­ career and lob search ■namup. OspandMa 847-9288 0 accept < triggered a dispute over how nation’s microfusion effort, told a •18,000 m ntoe raoiaa and .kkM lM------f^. SmaN . . . . . _ aoala . . Wa do am argancy resistance to fat to breaking down, dozen pellets can easily fit on the Earl V morning and day rience preferred but counseling, and lob ^ low prtoas. Per traa I N B N N N • » B B • • • offer. D experiments in small-scale fu­ Princeton University conference Assist manager of pro­ leads to low Income oommanial work. Raglaiafad, bookinal Coll 649^3642 SANTA FE, N.M. — A 25-year study of 1,969 thereby diminishing a possibie risk head of a pin, but their power shift preferred. Paid not necessary. Call 646- asUmala call turad, rataranoaa. 643-1591. sion, or “ microfusion,” should ^ a t the effort had reached a 7090. adults. Good counsel­ and osk about our In­ men has shown a direct link between increased factor in developing diabetes. output could be equivalent to training. COM anytime fessional East Hartford PBul.848-6S6Bor troductory glftlli E A S T He proceed, the newspaper said. lustorical turning point,” but 649-2133.______firm. Diversified duties ing, people skills and •4M168 cholesterol in the diet and an increased risk of a hundreds of pounds of high DENTAL Assistant. Ex­ strong ability to com­ Dan * 226-8004 FLOORIIKI Rovol Wadding LIstIn refused to elaborate. Include word proces­ cellent fu ll tim e oppor­ • • • fatal heart attack, researchers said last week. FU LL Time Receptionist. municate with bulsness a « a a a a a f m m REMOOELINB Photography. charm tunity In team oriented Room addMona, daeka, rooflng, the 192( Many previous studies have shown that too Light typing. 9-5 sing, making travel ar- people. B.A. and expe­ babies born in and around Seveso, Italy, from Monday-Frlday or part rangments, working Glastonbury group aiding, windowa and gunara. RMftSANDING bedroor much cholesterol in the blood raises the risk of rience In employment [5« |p g S g M » / BaoMwa and buSdozar aarvlea HANDYMAN 1977 through 1982. tim e 9-1pm o r 1-5pm. practice. Salary and counseling, social ser­ • Floora Ilka new Hama imaravamant ■ Palanna done, I ‘Achille’s heel’ of AIDS virus Independently on pro­ benefits commensu­ niGOMETAX avaNaMa. OaH Bob Parmnd, Jr. foyer, A dying from a heart attack, but this is the first C a ll Linda at 646-1980 • BpadaHsina In oMar floora • Satamantt Pinwiad - Tillna • A 1976 chemical accident at a factory in the jects. Excellent bene­ vices or bulsness. Bil­ I A study to show convincingly that cholesterol in between 9-1 pm. rate with experience. ingual preferred. Sa­ • Natural * alalnad floora UoM Oaraanirv - 000 j(M t« like ne area released a cloud of dioxin that fits. Fee paid. Call 633-3673. Rut. 647-8609 iNsuaao LABOR Type work avail­ lary S17,500 range, • No waxing anymore new kite the diet can raise blood cholesterol and in turn contaminated more than 37,200 residents in 601 846-8849 sunny increase the likelihood of death from heart able In Coventry. Will HIUWVCUTTS,CPe. excellent benefits. Re­ BARRY SCANLON Seveso and the neighboring towns of Meda, may hold the key to a vaccine train. C a ll 742-7308. E v ­ sume to Director, Em­ Mm WrMRi • 6458780 roof, ei attacks, researchers said. Busmess PEMONNEL MHTTIMt KITGHCNABAtH 646-2411 fraaaattmatai raised f Cesano Mademo and Desio. enings 742-9277. ASSOCS. ployment Training. 872 Furthermore, the study may explain why the mOTNEIIS « OTHERS Main Street. Wllllmon- l« M 0 DELING nice yo The study said that if there is any increased DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. (AP) The coating is one target the SWIMMING Pool In- YBO NAWKEfTRasniVICC see this incidence of heart disease is falling in the United risk related to dioxin, "the overall risk is - Scientiste have identified a tiny cines are being tested in humans, staller. Must hove 2 059-3511 Mornings, nights 8, tlc, CT. 06226. Closing From the tmallaat repair to immune system attacks when it but Putney said his work has not weekends. We have dote A p ril 1st, 1988. Income Tax BuokaL Iruok a oMppar. Slump C e n tu r States, said the study’s author, Richard Shekelle unlikely to be large or might be limited to very portion of the AIDS virus outer years experience with the largeet renovation, wa I1» removal. PreeeeilmaNe. Real Es tries to fight the virus causing WACAP Is on Afflrmo- of the University of Texas School of Public advanced far enough for that In-ground vinyl pools. Ideal Telemarketing will do a eomplate job. Start rare and specific birth defects." coat as a potentially promising acquired immune deficiency syn­ positions In our East tlve Action/ Equal Op­ Prepared BpaeM eonaidarailon tor M A N C H E Health in Houston. step. 742-7308. Evenings 742- to tinish. Free attimatea. aldady and handieappad. target for an AIDS vaccine, a drome. The body makes proteins 9277. YOU CAN enloy extro Hartford office for stu­ portunity Employer. \ D ls t r lc vacation money by ex­ IU.MVIDS0N "Our data are consistent with the idea that researcher says. called antibodies that fit pre­ The glycoprotein is made up of dents, retirees, moth­ Minorities and handi­ by CPA HeiHtgi KHciran 5 RumaMa. NtaMa Pump aarvlm beauty If your not afrold of hard changing Idle Items In capped ore encour­ 047-7553 side, 7 this decline in the intake of cholesterol over the Happy 150th to telegraph “ We think this is the Achille’s cisely to portions of the virus as a long series of molecules called ers with grade school Now InaiaHeHona. Rapalra, work and enloy work­ your home for cash ... aged to apply. 164 East Center St. t it t i CentBr Oralna Olaanad, Baibraem 8 ro o m s,: past 25 years may have contributed to the heel of the virus, ’ ’ Scott Putney of part of the attack. amino acids. The fragment Put­ ing outside, have driv­ children and others Coma vlaH our ahowrpom at; MORRISTOWN, N. J. — The year 1988 marks with an od In classified. EXCELLENT Cash Mo­ Manchester KKotwn RampdaHng baths, r observed decline in coronary heart disease," Repligen Corp., of (Cambridge, The idea of a vaccine is to spur ney is focusing on is 24 amino ers license and own C all 643-2711 to place your who need a hlgh-pav- 182 W. Middle Tpka. t r y k l the 150th anniversary of the invention of the acids long. Ing lob with flexible ney. Assemble pro­ SarWoaaOurauimaaa Shekelle said at an American Heart Association Mass., said in an interview the body into creating the right transportation. Now ad. Manchaater street, hirin g for landscaping. hours. Call Mr. Mike. ducts at home. 647-9780 Bua. Phono 7 4 2 > ilS 2 m o A u a m m meeting. telegraph — one of the grandfathers of today’s Sunday. kind of antibodies ahead of time, Research in chimps and hu­ Jewelry, electronics, shedI I extensive telecommunications systems, notes Experience helpful but 649-8400 • SwapPiimaa • PMmdaaen OmMa $154,90 The site, constitutes less than 3 so they are lying in wait when the mans shows this stretch is a key not necessary. Call 568- toys and more. Start MIS Week. percent of the overall virus coat, jSJLsyj® your own business. CPI 1 iNROUEDAOENt PLDMMNBaHEATiNe PMaatnautfa Lindsey virus shows up. A vaccine acts as target for several kinds of so- 7427 or 649-1110 between PHONE From Homell! (Refundable) 1-518-459- f t raara m t eapartanea lefnPMNTlNe/ Boilara, pumps, hot • WMTTBNaUAIIAHni No more risk after dioxin In 1838, Samuel F.B. Morse and Alfred Vail but studies suggest it acts as a called neutralizing antibodies the 8am-2om Part time telephone T n Prtwnaen / OamMang / T« sort of a template against which SALESPERSON for pro- 3535 ext B 508.24 hours. l O P lPAPERIM8 r ------water tanka, new and formed a partnership in Morristown that dominant spur to mqking the the body makes those antibodies. body makes against the virus sales. Your hours are fesstohal lawn treat­ CHICAGO — A six-year study of the largest ■xawi m NM> a OM Tw u m mjf. provided the inspiration for mass immune system try to fight the coating and the virus as a whole, your own. This Is the ment company. S300 raplaosmantb. | 2 2 iP 8 l population ever contaminated by the toxic ' Researchers are trying to find perfect part time lob your own price. FREE ESTIMATES Fon communications. virus, he said. the right portion of the AIDS virus he said. per week plus commis­ mMERLtE D. OWEILL Father & son, pointing chemical dioxin found no apparent increase in for those of you vmo sions. Year round em­ Os It was the application of electromagnetism to Putney told science writers at a OFFICE 645-5079 ond papering, remo­ birth defects. to use in a vaccine, to make the Neutralizing antibodies are TELEMARKETING can’t or don’t wont to ployment. Will troln. val. 172-8237, 643-8648 / 228-9616 the telegraph initiated by Morse and perfected conference sponsored by the body create effective swarms of those that can block virus infec­ leave your home, but M A N C H E The study, published in Friday’s Journal of Call Evergreen Lawns. SPACE by Vail that provided the technical basis for American Cancer Society that the antibodies. Several teams are tion of a cell. If you’re tired of work­ wish to moke excep­ 649-8667. INCOME TAX •aaaaaaaaaaeaag bedrool the American Medical Association, focused on fragment appears on glycopro­ ing (or the same pay tional money. Must be Buckingham Village, Stenciling ’ j.N.t;wiATyNd’ Central transmitting information still in use today. studying different portions of the “ Our vaccine development stu­ able to contact profes­ DENTAL H y g e n is l Add Ufa to on# of your 5 COOLING CPS^ONCRCTI tein 120, the sugar-and-protein viral coat. regardless of perform­ needed. Full or pari Glastonbury PREPARATION to hlgl dies are now vigorously pursuing sional people, retail rooms with a hand Inaiallailona. Rapalra, Oumar, Patios, w alks, floora, C all eve outer coating of the virus. ance, we have the solu­ time. South Windsor In Your Homo BoHara,WalarHaalata. Two experimental AIDS vac­ these 24 amino acids," he said. store managers and comer of Manchester Inlouding; Rantol and Sola pointed won border. odd ltlont A d fck s. 755-2177 tion for you. What are small businesses by office. No Saturdays. Ciaanlne, Naflaatoiy Sarvtaa. Coll 644-1509. Road and Hebron Propriatorahip. Call Jim Whaalar Coll Lannia of PRBB Bsttmotgs. you qualified to earn? phone. Experience not Avenue. Approxima­ eoiiTpd: 742-S700 G L A S T O I necessary as we will 742-1009 lls t ln g l Peanuts *5“ /Hr. HELP Needed In Garden tely 400 sq. ft. call ••••♦••ggg 1-M0-S12-4146 547-9299 train the right Indlvldu- C e n t e r . Position ••oeaaaaaaaaaae end uni Kids Stuff •e'VHr. ^ als. Your Income po­ Includes- loading and Mr. Matrick Condo Average »7“ /Hr. tential Is unlimited and unloading vehicles, so u g h t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISlNrs 643-2711 you never have to 646-1700 plant maintenance and m ove-1 Real Money »10/Hr. leave your home If you 2 Notices Lots/Land for S a lt ...... customer soles. Whi­ m any e Top Dollar >15 & UP don't want to. If this 2 Lost/Found .... Invtstment Prootrtv .... Merchandise thorn Nursery, Route 6. i9tiHDME8 [ g j ] HOWES details! Business Property ...... Musical itsms...... 64 sounds to good to be Bolton 643-7802. non Rec Personali. If you are w illing to, true. It Isn't. It's a new HELP WANTED i ^M fdrsale Announctments. Resort Property ...... Comtras and Photo EciuiDmont...... 85 FOR SALE Spcdoli^b Rossetto Real­ pllancec As a condition precedent to El ITT HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Excellent salary, liberal benefits. Join the lent location. Nice lot. the placement of any odver- Cardinal team I for a confidential Interview Owner financing possi­ ORIGINAL Owners relo­ tors, "We're Selling baths, H ouses" 646-2482.0 door opt flslng In the Manchester He­ PART Time driver for SOCIAL Worker, Direc­ AUDIT Department. coll Wes Herrmann: ble. $179,000. 644-2426, cating South after rald, Advertiser hereby SERVICE Contract Sales LUX BOND & GREEN celling < handicapped person tor for Criminal Jus­ Household mover. Our LEAD Housekeeper- The EXPERIENCED Profes- 9-5 weekdays. many happy years In QUALITY Constructed 3 agrees to protect. Indemnify 646-7703. tice Reentry Program. Coordinator- G. Fox 8, G. '"ix Distribution Fine Jewelert Since 189S this super "Fomlly" bedroom attached sin­ m oster 1 ond hold harmless the Man­ CUSTOMER Service. We billing department Company a New Eng­ slonol Pointer-Good Case m anagem ent and needs a good detail Cei, T In South Wind­ Brush man. Immediate CARDINAL BUICK LOOKING FOR on oport- home. Ansaldl built 7 gle family homes (you erous CO chester Herald. Its officers ore looking for respon­ land tradition of satis­ Ing allo' and employees against any sible service minded program responsibili­ person. We use typew­ sor has an Immediate opening. Excellent sa­ ment? Be sure to check rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1.5 own your own lot) flre- faction has an Imme­ opening for a lead lary and benefits. M a n c h e s te r • 649-4571 the many vacancies listed ploced livin g room , 1(6 s o n t l and all liability, loss or Individuals to hondle ties. Qualification; riter and computer to diate opening for a ★ baths, 1st floo r fam ily expense, Including attor­ CIRCULATION Area Ad­ BSW or equivolent. Ex­ housekeeper. Report­ Apply to: The Mak In classified each day. room with magnificent baths, Anderson per- wlndoi customer Inquiries. prepare Invoices. Full Service Contract Sales neys' fees, arising from visor. Housewives, perience with criminal ing to the operations Com ppny 643-2659. brick fireplace. New moshleld thermopane doors, lo w . The position requires or part time. Phone Coordinator. This Teiemarketing c la im s of un fair trade p ra cti­ mothers with young lustice population. Sa­ 528-9551, attention P er­ manager, this position Dr. Crane’s Answers MANCHESTER. Ideal driveway and newer windows, range, re­ w orkm a ces, Infringement af trade­ enthuslom. Independ­ children, students. newly created position HAIR Styiisr wanted with Nemewakers, ftedeirtB, ReHraes, PreftssleNals out. Stre ent thinking ond organ­ lary In upper teens. sonnel Managerforap- encompasses all family home. Excel­ root. Very private frigerator, dishwasher marks, trade names or pat­ Earn extra m oney with at our South Windsor phases of housekeep­ or without following. . AAA Auto Ciub lent value for the grow­ 120X150 lot with above and microwave oven, 647-7653.1 ents, violation of rights of ization. Good com- Comprehensive benef­ polntment or send re­ Distribution Center WN your own part time lob. its. Send current re­ ing Including mainte­ No experience neces­ The G. FOX Distribution Center ing family. 4 bed­ ground pool, porch, carpeting, full base­ privacy ond Infringement of munlcotlon skills and o sume to: Hartford will be responsible for sary. Good salary, paid Looking for people copyright and proprietary Bring your children sume and references to Despatch Moving and nance of offices, res­ In So. W indsor Is now accapting applications for ro o m s , l '/2 b a th s , and patio. Martin ment and even on att­ pleosant telephone with you and save on the coordination of all vacation' and health ) rights, unfair competition monners ore essential Manchester Area Con­ Storage, Box 8271, East trooms, and floors. marchandlsa procasaort, who will verify ordara, who like to talk on the screened In porch, rec School district! ached garage. -DON'T INVITA1 babysitting costs. 21 service contract sales Light paper work re­ plan available. Contact Quiz on Page 2. MISS THIS The Mar and libel ond slander, which Hours 3:30-7:30pm, ference of Churches, h a rtfo rd , C T 06108. 646-7130. ticket and hand marchandiaa and Insure that phone, speak with a room, spacious coun­ $239,900. Jackso n 8. may result from the publica­ hours per week, salary throughout the com­ quired, os well os the 1. BBB (Bees, Judges, Chapters 14 & 16) Jackson Real Estate OPPORTUNITY-- Schools to Mondav-Frlday, 7- P.O. Box 773. Manches­ EOE. pany. This Is a highly pleasant voice, work try kitchen, beautifully SCHOOL PI tion of any advertlsment In plus gas allowance. Su­ ter, CT. 06040 by M arch ability to oversee a 2. Duck shipments to our stores are correct. Schedules landscaped 3/4 acre 647-8400.O $149,000.B lan ch a rd 8, the Manchester Herald by 10am, Saturday. PART Time or full time visible position that NEW Home decor ca­ for the I9M- pervise our carrier 28. EO E. staff of 31 lousekeepers. talog! Earn $$$ and 3. Spider (Arachnid with 8 legs) available ara; from 0-1 pm, Monday lot. $159,900. Century 21 Rossetto Realtors, Sealod bids advertiser. Including adver­ Please call Jeanne at boys and girls. If you fountain help and dis­ will require you to FOOD Service. We have This Is a full time bonuses on your time 7:15 am to 3:45 pm 8 am to 3:45 pm thru Friday In our Man­ E p ste in R e a lty 647- CLASSY 7 room Raised "We're Selling until Morel tisem ents In any free d istri­ 647-9946 for more like kids, want a little hwashers, days, nights travel to all store loca­ 4. 49 (But 20 are leached from the soil, causing P.M., ot whi bution publications pub­ openings for full and position with occcL- schedulel Represent chester Office. B895.D Ranch on Grissom Houses" 646-2482.0 Information. Independence and your and weekends. Good tions to oversee partic­ goiter, caries, teeth, cancer & maybe AIDS) 7:15 im to 12 Noon 8 am to 12 Noon bo publicly < 9 lished by the Manchester part time positions In slonal weekend/W^ MerrI-Mac's 100% gua­ MANCHESTER. A home Road In the Forest Hills EXCITING 7 room 6am- pay. Steady employ­ ipation on the Service 9 am to 2 pm 9 It rotorvod I NURSE or Medical Assl- own Income. Call 647- necessary. Prlof expe­ 5. Mortician (Funeral director) We offer: H ourly wage, area. 3 bedrooms, 2 full Herald. Penny Sleffert, our clean modern facil­ ment. Howard John­ Contract program. The ranteed line. Great to be cherished. Im­ brel Colonial In Bolton dll bids. Sp Pub lish er. font part time, 15-17 9946. rience helpful |h house­ program for hostesses Apply In parson between 8am and 5pm, Monday commissions. Incen­ baths, stunning new slated for completion bid forms m hours per week. In ity. Positions vory son's, 394 Tolland candidate we seek will m aculate and spacious from the assembly and keeping. We ^ e r a and demonstrators. thru Friday. Wa offer a competitive starting rata, a 4 bedroom. 2>6 both fully appllanced Euro­ In early April I 3 spo- the Butineta specialist, well run, Turnpike, Manchester. be expected to contrib­ competitive stating tives, paid vacation, School Stro packaging to our 649-6220. Car and phone needed. ganaroua Incentive bonua program that enables Garrison Colonial. pean kitchen, attic tan, clo us bedroom s, 2.5 pleasant office. Will ute new and creative rote and a generous courtesy membership, family room with fire­ Connecticut. Employment m homemade foods to C all free now 1-800-992- you to earn additional money and the beat am- Sliders to bock potlo, 2 baths, 1st floor train. Resume to: Ben­ HELP WANTED WE need people for the Ideas to motivate sales employee discount. 1072. •ales training. place, economical gas 046-03 meat slicing and main­ and generate Interest cor oversized garage, laundry, mudroom, iamin Adorno M.D., 57 following positions; A p p ly In person to; G. ploySa discount program In the area. Apply at: heat, 2 car garage, nice large kitchen with din­ Union street, Rock- NAIL Technician. Excel­ tenance. Super/benef- lonitors, desk, snack In the Service Contract COUNTRY Carpenters F M T TIMl Call Judy lovely acre plus lot. N O TIC I OF & Education Its fo r fu ll tim e posi­ FOX Distribution Cen­ $244,^. Century 21 Ep­ flat yard. Cleon as o ing area that over- vllle, C T 06066. lent opportunity for ex­ bar and mechanics. If program. Ability to looking to hire laborer i tions. Weekdays only. te r. 301 G o v e rn o rs G. FOX Distribution Center stein Realty 647-889S.a w histlel $209,900. Jack- loooks a beautiful NOTICO T l perienced person. Run you ore a willing communicate with all with own transporta­ CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR 646-70796 INSURANCE. Expanding No nights or weekends. Highway, South Wlnd- 301 QovGmort Hwy., So. Windsor. CT 06074 son 8i Jackson Real wooded rear yord. Ex­ as your own business worker please apply levels of management sor. 06074. EO E. tion. Dependability a Ho u m w Iv m , mothart with young ohildran, between MANCHESTER. Excel­ property and casualty Ask about our flexible •ot Estate 647-8400.O ceptional oak cabine­ Netico It h( PART TIME or work for us In busy to: Manager, Parkade essential. Prior retail must. Call for Inter­ •tudants. Earn axtra monay with your own lent location with this tuont to Sod agency looking for part hours for days. Glas­ e x c e l l e n t opportun- 9am-1pm try, choose your own HELP WANTED South Windsor salon. Bowling Lanes. No experience helpful. vie w . 649-0822 a fte r part-tima Job. Bring your chlldran with you desirable 8 room Co­ MANCHESTER- Lovely 3 Connecticut time Customer Service C a ll Dawn at 644-2563. tonbury. Call for de­ Apply In person to; G. Ity for experienced 6pm. 646-9898. Monday-Friday floor covering and co­ tutoi tho' phone calls. ______and aava on babysitting coats. 21 hours par lonial that offers a bedroom Ranch on a lors. 2.3 acres suitable Representative. Expe­ ta ils at 633-7656 ask for person. Full time posi­ URMBi 6W0RIO9BT large 1st flo o r fam ily FOODS, INC PART Time (substitute) DUNHILL Is coming to Fox Distribution Cen­ waak, aalary plus gat allowanca. Supsrvlaa professional lands­ to r horses I $264,900. driver needed tor rience preferred but Dave. SCHObL Bus drivers te r. 301 G o v e rn o rs tion available In pro­ Your assurance ot quick room, heated sun corporation will train. Pleasant Manchester! We'll be needed for Town of response when you adver­ our carriar boya and girta. If you Ilka kidt, want caped 1'/2 acre lot. 2 Jackson 8, Jackson clpdl place w?- newspaper delivery In RESTAURANT food Highway, South Wind­ gressive South Wind­ room, 3 bedrooms, 2 working conditions. at the Manchester Glastonbury. W ill sor salon. Salary, tise In Classified Is that a littls indapandsnes and your own Ineoms, b a th s , first floor Real Estate 647-8400.n Monchottor Andover/Hebron. Coll YWCA, 78 North Main servers, banquet sor. EO E. call 647-0946 or 647-0047. fireplaces, 1(6 baths laundry, flreploced rec hot boon dl V Coll 649-0016 LIndo. Train. Drive as many commission and benef­ our readers are ready to tolutiM of It Donna 649-3467 fo r de- Street on Wednesday, servers, bartenders, and o 2 cor garage. room with separate tolli before Horn. DRIVERS Part time for barbacks, cocktail or as few hours as WANTED. Experienced its. Call Dawn at Op­ buy wtwn they turn to the Owner anxious to sell. Shoronoldora M a rc h 23 from 10am- desired. Bonus plan tions. 644-2563 little ads. 643-2711. 35 Hour, full time position available Real Estate heat. Also Includes tlon hot bo vans and school buses. servers, doorperson, Tree Clim ber- Asking $243,900. U 8. R BOLTON. New listing. PART Time driver 2pm. Positions for: and earned days. 100 in a home health care agency. One 14X27 greenhouse. Delightful 7 room with Its flllno needed. Must hove own Good pay. We provide Clerks, receptionists, line cook, bus person, Foremen. Familiar Reolty. 643-2692. $229,900. O.W . F ish of OIttolutloi training. AM-PM dishwasher, mainte­ percent paid medical with all phases of Ranch offers 3 bed­ tory of State' cor. W ork 2 days o typists, data entry, se­ Insurance available to CLERK/TYnST PARTTIIM of the best home care salary and HOMES MANCHESTER. Great Realty 643-1591.0 rooms, large kitchen, 2 week. Coll Julie 871- routes and field trips cretaries, word proces­ nance person. Apply ot spraying, pruning, tree Enjoy working In a plea­ CLERICAL starterhomel Roomy 6 All creditor ovalloble. 643-2373 :The Gallery, 141 New driver, fam ily plan also removal, etc. Top benefit packages in the area. FOR SALE full baths and more. protont thdr !J 2988, leave message. sors, light Industrials available. Save cost of sant, friandly, almos- Autom otive office help CUSTOMER SERVICE I room Bungalow with COLCHESTER. Custom Deck off kitchen, full and food service. Dun- London Turnpike, wage plus benefits, sa­ phara? Do you have good needed. Experience updated eot-ln kitchen, nov Ronald J P a r t Time occasional MANCHESTER- Doc­ davcore bring your 4 or lary according to abil­ mode Contemporary. 9 walk-out basement Street, Mono hill Temporaries, East Glostonbury. typing and talaphona W# Bra looking for rosponslbla aorvlco- All real estate advertised In 3 bedrooms, lovely pri­ rooms, sunken living help wanted. Position to r’s office looking for 5 year old with you. ity and experience. 872- preferred but not ne­ with ample shelf space. ticut, counsel Tronscriptlonist, Re­ Hartford. Ill Founders skills? This opportunity Is cessary, will train. Ex­ mlndod Individuals to handle customor in- the Manchester Herald Is vate fenced yard and room, 2 stone patios, ration, on or I re-opened. Applica­ RECEPTIONIST for Applications available 4513.______COMMUNITY sublect to the Fair Housing Located on attractive 1 tions will be accepted ceptionist and Assist­ Plaza. 282-0701/East from Glastonbury Pub­ available at thia small cellent benefita and qulriaa. The position rtquiros onthuslasm, garage. $132,(XX). Sen­ large deck, 11 acres. 3/4 acre lot. $232,900. 1900. growing Industrial ahd DENTAL Receptionist A c t ot 1W8, w hich m okes If try Reol Estote 643- through Saturday ant. Afternoon hours, Windsor. 1 Hartfleld nuclear safety supply lic Schools. Glaston­ Hartford area office. Ex­ competitive aalary. Indopandant thinking, and organization. Good Illegal to odvertlse any pref­ Beozlev Realtors. 537- C all today fo r appoint­ All claims r approxim ately 20 -25 Plaza, 160 Bridge bury, CT. Phone 633- for small busy prac­ cellent benefits, perman­ communication skills and a plaaaani HEALTH CARE erence, limitation ordlscrlm- 4060.O 3446. ment. Flono Realty. trill bo borroe March 26. The Moll- house. Hours negotia­ tice. 4 days per week. Apply In peraon to Car­ sold Section I room, 341 East Center hours per week. Must Street. 623-4416. 5231 ext. 430. EO E. ent poeltlon. Ideal for so­ talaphona mannar ara assantlal. Inotlon based on race, color, 646-5200. ble. Duties Include ans­ Duties Include; sche­ dinal Buick, lno„ 81 Doted at Ml Street, Manchester. be dependable, respon­ wering phone, some meone re-entering the SERVICES religion, sex or notional GET Paid for reading BICYCLE Mechanic. duling, Insurance, re­ Adams 8t., Manches­ 3;30-7;30 PM Monday-Frlday origin, or on Intention to nocticut this k i sible and have a plea­ books I $100 per title. typing and filing. Con- Part time mornings or work force. Please call March, 1910. 6 a y c a r e GIIverneeded.v sant personality. Call cord keeping. Expe­ ter, oak (or the office 7:00 AM - 10:00AM Saturday Columbia, CT moke onv such preference, Write: PASE-849H, 161 full time. Experienced. Mrs. Palmer at 2:30-5:30. Please tele­ 646-5153, leave .‘'.•'■'■V D ecelles rience preferred. manager. No phone limitation or discrimination. tUFREMI phone 646-9608. South LIncolway, 643-5107, 8-5pm, Farr's, 2 Main Street, Salary negotiable. Call Ploasa call Joanna at 647-0046 228-9428 The Herald will net know­ RONALD. message. cells please. ingly accept any advertise­ ATTORN8 North Aurora, IL 60542. Monday-Frlday. EOE. Manchester. 646-5938. for mora Information. m ent w hich Is In vio latio n of 096413 the low.