» — MANCHESTER HERALD. Mohday, Feb. 23. 1987 MANCHESTER SPORTS EDHELP WANTED FOB SALE Fair rent panels South concert Secretary - port time for Government Homes - ,4. ■ Bird bright star profeMlonal office. Light from $1 (U repair). Delin­ typing, bookkeeping and quent tax property. 'Gorpenfry a RemodilWnB work elsewhere has moonlighters In Celts’ vifHory reception. Flexible hours. Repossessions. Coll 1-805- 646-2525. 8ervloe»«ompleto MIMiP 687-6000. Ext. GH-9965for IMCOMETAX ropolre^apd remodeHna. ... page 3 ... page 11 .. page 15 current repo list. We 8peelallfe\1A bd- YOUR Part time custodial assist­ ■ I throomo and kitcSHlMt. ant - for South Windsor Income fox preparation In ilectrical Contractor • Odd lobs. Trucking. Home Board of Education to New to the Marketl Large your home. All federal Small ecolt commerctai Replace that old fuse work. Redlsterod, in- repairs. You name It, wo molntaln female facili­ newer duplex. 3 generous and Stott forms. Reosono- pohol* upgrade to a new dP It. Free estimates. ties. 9:30 am to 1:00 pm, 5 bedrooms, IV !) baths, full ble rates. Information on w g d / ratoroncee. 646- circvit 'breaker ponel. Insured. 6434004. days a week. Apply Facili­ bosements-one finished. new tax low. Coll Jim Dryer, outlets, swimming . . . with a rental ad in ties Services Office, 1737 Convenient location-close otter 6 pm, 742-1009. pools, wired, rec rooms. New Independent movtog Classified. People Main Street, South Wind­ to 1-384. Great opportunity x n m r n j ^ Fixtures Installed, also company offers p r o 6 » sor o r call 528-9711 exten­ to have tennant help pay commercial wiring done. slonal services from looking for housing sion 40. EO E. your mortgage. Joyce G. TAX ATTORNEY 20 years experience li­ dpartments, houses, and read Classified Epstein Real Estate 647- ^ (RMlied IR8) censed O ld fully Insured. ofnoss dt low rotes. Call faithfully. Suitable Production person-to 8895.0 WW piepsie an T w RMuma. Name your own price — Free estimotes. 646-8396. 643-4915. ^ work In modem detergent Father ond son. Fdst, tenants for your room fOclllty. Pleasant working Glastonbury- to be built. WHITMAN dependable service. Ounws Electric— Hovlrtg Your local handyman I are sure to see your ad conditions, outstanding Small development on 105 Downey Drive., A p t A Painting, PaperhoncAng a Electrical Problems? Coll John at 6444353 and MmxdmtnManchester — A City ol Village Charm HrralJi company benefits Includ­ cul-de-sac near shopping Menoheater, 528-1501 Removoi. ctoii nuasa. Need a large or a small please leave message. in the Classified ing dental, health and and highways. Our plans Repair? We Specialize In columns. profit sharing. Please or yours. Storting at Larry's pointing and tex­ ResMentlol Work. Joseph Howkes Tree Service- apply In person to : $2804)00. Call today for tured ceilings. Free esti­ Dumas. Fully Licensed. Bucket Truck a Chipper. details. Joyce G. Epstein GANPBiTNY/ Syndet Products Inc., BEMOOELNIS mates. reasonable. Free Estimotes. 6445253. Stump removal. Free esti­ Tuesday, Feb. 24,1987 30 Cents route 6 Bolton. Real Estate. 647-8895.0 649-15M. mates. Special considera­ IBEATMO/ tion tor elderly and handi­ Full time position, (40 Heavens to Betsy...Thls Woodworks-Custom Painting and textured InilMBBie capped. 647-7553. hours), benefits. Apply In brand new llsitng Is sure to decks, and fences, first ceilings. M any local refOr- person; 385 Brood Street. sell fosti duplex In level, second levol ond ences. Free estimates, Bolton ‘boom’ F great Manchester area. Fogarty Brothers- MANCHESTER I Salvation Army Thrift split level. Free estimate Call offer 5 ^ 6443023. Finding a cash buyer for store. 2-3 bedroom s. Newer and working drawing Bothroom remodeling. In­ Israeli arms the Items you'd like to sell vinyl siding, full base­ from your sketch. Coll stallation water heaters, Is easy. Just let our read­ HERALD Port tlme-Moture female ment. Move-In condition. Tony. 646-1032. garbage disposals, faucet elassiflpB iBs p e o p t o r M N i preferred. 15 hours per $84,500. Jackson 8, Jack- FLOOBHI6 repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- ers know what you have in new homes c l a s s i f i e d week, flexible, days. I r ­ son Real Estate. 647- ostercard accepted. for sale with an od In phppg 643-2711 Classified. 643-2711. vine greetina card depart- 8400.0 Robert E. Jarvis Building Floorsondlng-Floors like - remodeling specialist. DON'T KNOW anyone nnent of department store. new. SpedoUzIng In older who wants to buy what raise Mideast Brand new listing 111 Ideal Additions, garages, roof­ Get the Want Ad habit... Manchestw area. (Gen­ floors, nofurol and you hove to sell? Let a may not last eral stock work. Coll even­ home for the growing ing, siding, kitchens, 1 ^ stolned. No waxing any­ read and use the little ads E family! Fabulous 9 plus throoms, replacement want od find o cosh buyer In Classified regularly. TOWN OF MANCHRSTER ings only, 8pm to 9pm. more. Jon Verfqllle. Coll for you! 1-372-4479. room Garrison Colonial windows/doors. 643-6712. 646-5750. 643-2711. LIOAL NOTICa situated on private The Plonnlne and Zoning Commission will hold o public By Andrew Yurkovsky Medical office In need of wooded lot In popular hearing on Monday, March 1 1tt7at7:MP.M.Inth4FHearlno Herald Reporter Bolton neighborhood. Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, C T to nuclear fears part time personnel. Med­ ical assisting and compu­ Chock full of extras In­ hear Ond consider the followina petitions; ter experience a plus for cluding 2 family rooms, HOMES niAPARTMENTS ROATS/MARINE MAIKHR8TRR LUMBIR. INC./KRM TYLRR. NIAL A. BOLTON — Town records suggest that home our Rockville office. Med- new cherry kitchen, great TYLIR, JR. • SFRCIAL RXCRFTION - 481 NRW STATR By George Gedda ton have major interests there. construction will continue to rise this year, but local I FOB SALE ^ Iforrent CLOTHINB Iequipment ROAD (M-84) • - Application under Article II, Section Icol transcriptlonist sun porch, bar, deluxe 00 The Associated Press It says “ extraordinary devasta­ real estate agents disagree on whether construction is 16.15.02(0) to permit the operation of a lumboryord business needed for our Manches­ Jacuzzi spa, large storage on o site In excess Of four (4) acres, requiring more than tion” could result even if a nuclear likely to continue at the same rate beyond 1987. Manchester- 6 foot Mad River canoe, ter office. These positions barn, and It's decorated Manchester - one bed­ Coot chocolate brown, fur 1 sixty (60) parking spaces end outside storage on land known WASHINGTON - Israel may war were confined to a particular beautifullyl 4 bedrooms, ...$122,900...New to room apartment, close to collar, size 16. Moved to paddles Included. Used os 401 New State Rood. The number of building permits issued for new con also be combined Into have acquired enough nuclear region. 1 full time lob. Please lovely living room and market. Lovely 7 room shopping, busline. $435 Florida. New, used four four times. Excellent con­ KASAVAOR, KRN AND SANDRA - ZONR CHANOR - homes Is already above figures for the past Hscal year. contact : Mrs. Brown at spacious formal dining Cope In Immaculate con­ per month. Years lease, times. Cost $189 now S80.o dition. S800. Please call RURAL RRSIDRNCR TO RRSIDRNCR AA • RURNHAM weaponry “to level every urban If new estimates of Israel’s Despite these figures, Lawrence F. Fiano, a real estate 6464014. room. A must to seel dition. Features: 3 bed­ one month security, utili­ 643-4942 after 6pm or STRRRT WR$T (K-M) - To change the zoning closslflcotlon center in the Middle East" with a nuclear might are accurate, the agent and builder responsible for many of the town’s rooms, fireplace, full 647-994 6 .8:30 - 5:30. Ask from Rural Residence to Residence AA for a parcel of land $214,900. Jackson 8, Jack- ties additional. No pets. Is advertising expensive? consisting of opproxlmotlev 6.2 acres and known os 650V population of over 100,000, accord­ study says, it now has the weaponry subdivisions, foresees no rush to move to Bolton. Cafeteria worker-RHAM son Real Estate. 647- basement, cheery kitchen Peterman Building Com­ You'll be surprised now for Bob. Burnhom Street West. ing to a study released today. “ to level every urban center in the Another real estate agent and developer, Donald W. High School In Hebron. 8400.a with appliances Included. pany, 649-9404 or 643-1951. economical It Is to adver­ TOMKO, THOMAS AND DRRORAH • ZONR CHANOR • RR- The report also cautions that if Middle East with a population of Fish, agrees. Approximately 7'/i hours Won't lost! Call tor more tise In Classified. 643-2711. SIDRNCR AA TO BUSINESS III • 112 SFRNCRR STRRRT (T- rebel governments take power in over 100,000.” Information. Sentry Real PETS AND per day. $4.77 per hour. Manchester - Maple Wood 15) - To Change the zoning classification from Residence AA either South Africa or Pakistan and That assessment is based, in “ I think that if Bolton grows, it will grow in the Call Dianne LaFountaIn Coventry- Estate. 643-6 601 .□ apartments. New luxury, SUPPLIES to Business III fora parcel of land consisting of approxima­ $149,900..Hlghllghted by a I tely 10,000 square feet and known os 112 Spencer Street. gain control of existing nuclear part, on the disclosures of a former proper measure," Fiano said in a recent interview. “ I at 228-9474. EO E. two bedroom townhouses. 13'x 31' great room with a technology, the result could be “ one nuclear technician, Mordechai Va- don’t think there’s reason to panic as in other towns.” Manchester- 279 Bldwell Street. 649- E l FURNITURE AKC Golden Retriever ' ZOMR CHANOR - BUSINESS III TO split fleldstone fireplace. ...$123,900...New listing. 5249. BUSINESS V • 144V AND 100V DRMINO STRRRT (C-58) -T o of the gravest dangers of the next nunu, who suggested that Israel’s Teacher wanted- puppies, 8 weeks old, fe­ Change the zoning closslflotlon from Business III to Buslenss But Robert D. Murdock, another real estate agent, Oakgrove Montessorl This gorgeous Contem­ Five room Ranch style Recllner chair, gold decade." nuclear arsenal may number 100 to cited the proposed Route 6 expressway and an ovei^ow porary has 3 bedrooms, 2 male and 2 males left. V for two (2) parcels of land consisting of approximately 5.5 school seeks creative ded­ Condo, In excellent condi­ ICONDOMINIUMS tweed. Good condition. Mother obedience acres and 6.75 acres and known os 144V and 110V Demine The warnings are contained in 200 weapons. Vanunu is now on trial from Manchester, wheiip development has peaked, as icated person trained or full baths and a beautiful tion, only 2 years old. $60. 643-7528.0 trained, all papers and Street. the third annual report on global for making public secret informa­ view overlooking the val­ reasons for a continuing building boom in Bolton. willing to be trained In Large, spacious rooms, |fdr rent shots. $250. 646-0114 or At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written nuclear proliferation by the Carne­ tion about the Israeli program. Montessorl Elementary ley. Acre lot odlocent to fully appllanced kitchen, 646-8067. communications received. Copies ot these petitions ore on " I think you’ll find any towns east of of the proposed public golf course. Home Toddlers wood rocking gie Endowment for International Israel’s long-standing position curriculum. Training re­ I'/j baths, full basement, Manchester-Lvdall chair like new. $10. file In the Town Clerk's office and may be Inspected during Route 6 — any of these towns seeing an increase in built In 1980. D. W. Fish fireplace, end unit with normal office hours. Peace. has been not to comment on its quires 2 Summers plus 1 Woods-2 bedroom, 1'/) Stained medium brown. nuclear weapons capability. It has activity." Murdock said. year Internship. Send re­ Realty. 643-1519 or 871- orlvote yard. Sentry Real 643-7917 after 4:30.0 MISCELLANEOUS PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Written by a Carnegie associate, baths, garage, bosement, LEO KWASH, SECRETARY So far in 1986-87, building permits for new houses are sume: 132 Pleasant Valley 1400.D Estate. 643-6 601 .□ no pets. $750. 647-7494 or □ FOB SALE Leonard S. Spector, the report also said, however, it will not be the first Doted at Monchester, C T this 23rd day of February, 1907. discloses that the shah of Iran, coimtry to use such weaponry. just above the number issued in the past fiscal year. Road, Mansfield, Ct. 643-8274. 036-03 06250. TV/STEREO/ shortly before his ouster in 1979, The report says a dangerous From June 1986 through January, 35 permits were Hobbyists Relolce- CONDOMINIUMS Aluminum window frame Man C h e ste r...$159,900. □ One bedroom loft, 1'/2 APPLIANCES initiated work on a nuclear wea­ situation is being created in South granted, at a total value of 83.874,767. In ail of fiscal Security- FOR SALE with screen and shutters. year 1985-86, 33 permits were issued for houses, at a Heated 1,000 square foot 4 baths with lacuzzi, co­ Like new, 28 x 44. Terrific pons research program that pre­ Africa and Pakistan, both "nuclear Manchester/Vernon, El­ cor garage would be great vered parking, storage, Refrigerator - 2 door, 16 value. $85. 64 6-1 617.o INVITATION TO RID sumably has been inherited by the threshhold nations” experiencing total value of $4,345,416. Fiscal year 1985-86 repres­ lington oreos. $5.25 per INVITATION TO BID for any number of uses. It Manchester-Northwood brand new. $575. 872-3972 cubic feet. Manual de­ Sealed bids will be received government of Ayatollah RuhoIIah serious domestic unrest. ented a decline from 1984-85, when 48 permits were hour. Full time, 10pm to accompanies this 4 bed­ by owner. 2 bedroom days, 871-7131 evenings frost. $25.00. 643-2809.0 52 gallon hot water heater The Manchester Public In the General Services' of­ Khomeini. , If the existing government in issued. 6om. Part time 5:30pm to room full dormed Cope townhouse, 1 'h baths, cen­ and weekends. Schools solicits bids for IN­ fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ complete with relief But Iran is still far short of a either country is ousted, “ there is a Fiano said that land costs and the town’s lack of 10pm. All shifts weekends. with flreploced living tral air conditioning, all Copper colored Cold Spot, valve. $25. 649-5924.a D USTR IA L AR TS for the ter, C T until MARCH 3,1987 2 at 11:00 o.m. for the follow­ nuclear weapons capability, partly growing risk that radical forces Must be over 18, neat and room, dining room and appliances, car port, con­ Manchester 3 bedroom, frost free refrigerator 1997-1988 school year. Sealed sewers preclude a housing boom in Bolton. He said the dependable. Call 527-0225. venient locale. $94,000. Ev­ I'A baths, fully appllanced bids will be received until ing: because the United States rejected may gain control of nuclear wea­ lower level rec room. with freezer. Good condi­ For sale rocks, minerals Ot propSsetf Route 8 expressway win not draw more kitchen, 2 door garage, MARCH 5, 1987,2:00 P.M., PURCHASE OF ONE (1) the shah’s request for enough pons or the ability to manufacture Property olso Includes 2 enings and weekends. 647- tion. $125. 649-6947. and crystals. Call 643- which time they will be pub­ NEW SANITARY residents to town since access to the east and west is Warehouse Recelver-to story born and adlacent 7604. pool, kids playground, 4302. licly opened. The right Is re­ LANDFILL COMPACTOR research reactor fuel to build at them — a possibility that may pose already provided by the present Route 6. receive and check In corral. D. W. Fish Realty. very convenient location. served to relect any and oil least one bomb, the report says. A one of the gravest dangers of the 7|LAWNAND Mds. Specifications and bid The Town of Manchester Is stock. Full time for large 643-1591 or 871-1400.O No pets. Call 647-1215 on equal opportunity em­ State Department official said he next decade," Spector writes. Fish said a shortage of available land makes rapid furniture store. Apply In from 7 to 10pm. • Igarden ENDROLLS forms may bo secured at the Rentals ED Business Office, 45 North ployer, and requires on offlr- had no information about that The study says South Africa is growth unlikely. Much unused farmland remains person to; M r. William 2Vk width • 289 School Street, Manchester, motl ve action policy (or oil ot allegation. thought to have possessed a unavailable because farmers are unwilling to give it Singer, Puritan Furni­ Wheel barrow, heavy 13V< width - 2 for 289 Connecticut. Its Contractors and Vendors up, he said. ture, 1061 New Britain HOMES os o condition of doing busi­ Spector, who has worked on nuclear-weapons capability since FOR RENT duty construction type. M U S T be picked up at the 034-02 ness with the Town, os per nuclear issues for more than 10 1980 or 1981 but has refrained from Ave., West Hartford. ROOMS Large pneumatic tire. Ex­ Herald Office Monday thru Federal Order 11246. " I f that were to change, Bolton would develop 4 years, discusses the proliferation carrying out a nuclear test to avoid RARE OPPORTUNITY U cellent condition. $20. Call Thuradey before 11 s.m.onty. TO D A Y IS good day to Bid forms, plans and specifi­ rapidly," Fish said. Part time furniture §DFOR RENT Lovely 2 bedroom Ranch, 0 question in apocalyptic terms. damaging relations with the West. 649-1794.0 place an ad In classified to cations ore available at the assembler-handy with nice yard deod end street. General Services' office. The study, titled "Going Nu­ "With these ties under increasing Murdock said that low interest rates on mortgages, tools, flexible hours, per­ like View Subdivision Central location, kitchen $750 per month plus secur­ sell those Idle Items economic stability and low unemployment all you've been storing. A TOW N OF clear,” says at the outset, "Like the stress, the added diplomatic costs fect for student. Apply In privileges. Parking avail­ ity and utilities. Fully OFFICE/RETAIL Automotive MANCHESTER, CT. superpowers’ nuclear arsenals, the of a test — which would give a contribute to the town’s rapid growth. He said about a person to; Mr. William 4 Large Parcels able. Security and reter- appllanced kitchen Includ­ quick call to 643-2711 will ROBERT a. WEISS, EDEQUIPMENT put your ad In print. GENERAL MANAGER pontinuing spread of nuclear wea­ major boost to white morale and AP photo third to half of suitable land in Bolton remains to be Singer, Puritan Furni­ ences required. $70 per ing washer and dryer. No developed. He did agree that the lack of sewers would week. 649-9227 or 5 69-3528. 1974 Chevy Corvette-blue, 031-02 pons to additional nations poses demonstrate resolve against exter­ ture, 1061 New Britain pets. Coll Jim or Cindy mean slower development than in some other towns. Ave., West Hartford. Lightly wooded, after 4. Available April Typewriter, Remlngtan CARS exterior and Interior, runs Incalculable risks to the world nal pressures for racial change — 1st. 649-8175. standard. $25. Call 64 6- excellent, good looking REMOVE GREASE and community." may now seem acceptable to the Ready for a lift gentle terrain, great 9|APARTMENTS 8302.a FOB SALE New home construction will probably be concen­ General office' help-full car. Needs little work. rust from outdoor metal Declaring that several countries Botha government.” trated in the southern part of town, where most time or part time. Typing southwestern views, ‘ ■for RENT $5800 firm. Call 646-151 6. furniture the easy way. with nuclear potential are in the On Pakistan, the study shares the The statue of Nelson is checked by restorer Len Pope atop Its colu mn in I TPREAND Dodge Coronet - 1975. 8 available land is located, he said. and basic office skills. across one of Ver­ 5 8 Just dip a cloth In turpen­ Middle East and South Asia, the Reagan administration view that London’s Trafalgar Square today, when It started to undergo its first Call 528-9426. OFFICE SPACE IRECREATMNAL cylinder, 4 door, good 1974 Datsun 260Z-fully mont's largest lakes. Three room aportments- ___ IEQUIPMENT condition. $1000. Call John tine and rub the metal report says the consequences of a the Pakistani government may now major face lift in 19 years. The 170-foot high monument, built to mark Both Murdock and Fiano see little chance for more No appliances. No pets. laaded, very gaod con- until spots disappear. To be in a position to manufacture all commercial development in Bolton. At present, the All approvals and days, 643-2711 or 647-8888 dtlon, garaged all year, nuclear conflict starting in either Security. Call 64 6-2426 Manchester - center of sell Idle Items the easy Admiral Nelson's 1805 victory over the French at Trafalgar, is being Bolton Notch shopping center is the only retail center in h3iBU8INE88 excellent potential nights. must see to appreciate. region are difficult to predict necessary components for nuclear weekdays 9 to 5. town. Like new. 800 Ladles white figure way, use a low-cost ad In cleaned of city grime from the base up. town. skates, size 6. $20. Call $2850 firm. Coll Michael. because both Moscow and Washing­ arms. OPPONTUNITIES for future subdivi­ square feet, all utilities. Olds Delta 88, 2 doar classified. 668-1447. 644-0348.O 649-7022 ar 487-5208, keep In addition to building permits, another measure of sion. Buy one or all. 4 room apartment, heat, coupe, royal broughm, trying. Soot sweeper-August As low as $34,900 for hot water, appliances, 1981, loaded, with all the housing activity, the approval of subdivisions, appears West model, 3 horse garage. Very clean. $530. Office space for rent- on the upswing. In 1985-88, four subdivisions, iHtb a 32 acre parcel. Call IgpBOATS/MARINE extras. Very sharp, mint, Buick La Sabre Ltd., 1982, CARS power. Cleans up to 700 References and security. Manchester prime down­ 423-5133, 6pm. total of 47 building lots, were approved, as compared to town professional suites EQUIPMENT 4 deor, fully loaded. Mint. FOR SALE Accessory apartments ease housing crunch cubic feet of olr every owner regarding 646-7268. $4200. Coll 646-2557. 1984-85, when one subdivision of three lots was minute. Like new. Bought terms and appoint­ available from 1000 to Olds Calais 85, outomotlc, approved. In 1985. Paid $1000, first EIIIngton-QuIet country 6000 square feet. Lease ar 1980 Angler cuddy cabin, air conditioning, power helps." ment. purchase. Boyle Real Est­ with evinrude. 115 horse Bv Anne McGrath towns that permit the units. Advocates the new housing constructed in 1985, So far this fiscal year, two subdivisions have been $300 token It. Coll 875- 647 6. setting, 1 bedroom apart­ steering, brakes and win­ j^|lHUUK8/VAN8 VOLKSWAGEN Critics counter that the apartments ments. From $400. Nor­ ate Company. 649-4800. power, wtih power tilt and The Associated Press say some communities are so restric-. according to a department report. approved. In August, the Planning Commission dows. Cruise control. ISjjFOB DALE hurt the investments of those who Free Brochure! Open theastern Property Man­ trim. Boot fully equipped BY UPMAN tive that they defeat the purpose. Local officials say the total probably approved Fiano Heights, a 32-acre, 19-parcel subdivi­ l-413-45t403S 25,000 miles. $8500. 646- bought into a neighborhood exclusively within 3 weeks your very agement. 529-8972. with galley unit. Marine 7110 ,9 to 5 ask tor Jean. ' Plans to relieve (tonnecticut’s housing South Windsor, for example, requires couldn’t be figured because many sion east of Birch Mountain Road, llie same month the 1971 Dodge 16 ton van-318, made up of single-family homes. own top brand apparel IMI8CELLANE0U8 toilet. Easy rail trailer. VW QTI '83 crunch usually involve the construction that the apartments be occupied by an homeowners have installed apartments commission approved Shoddy Mill Estates, a seven- store. Ladles, childrens, Four room apartment |for bent $8495. Days 643-8916 or 3 speed, ladder rocks, first 5 speed, stereo CMSOtte in violation of zoning laws or without Stamford passed an ordinance allow­ 78 6 cylinder AMC Con- $675 takes It. Coll 875- •S48S. of multi-million dollar developments, elderly family member of the ho­ lot, 11-acre subdivision. large sizes, petite or com­ 9e-Dolne Old Times - this available Immediately. evenings 5 69-3942. card station wagon, runs but some experts say there is a subtler, meowner and be removed when that getting the approval of building ing the units last October then turned Adults preferred. No pets, 6476. A revised town plan of development, which is being bination store. Regular I bedroom Parker Street For storage only - near great. $850. 646-7807. VW JETTA '88 less costly tool available. person dies. inspectors. around within several months and price or off-prIce. Ask Tape Is a must see! The no appliances. Security readied for a hearing this spring, says that home Main Street. 40 x 20 feet. CARS 5 spd. oc, C8M, axe. cond, Accessory, or mother-in-law, apart­ Weston, considered a pathfinder for "To me, accessory apartments are repealed it. about our new $13.99 la­ Ireplaced living room of- and reference. 1 car. 649- 64 6-2970.______1984 Ford Ranger Pick-Up ■cars construction in Bolton between 1975 and 1985 has FOR SALE sold & serviced here. 88VK. ments in single-family homes permit allowing the units for 20 years, allows one solution, even it’s a very small Michael Guroian said during a hear­ dles clothing store. $19,975 .’ords a spacious simplici­ 1265. - 4 speed, 4 cylinder, 57,000 outpaced projected need. During that period, 28 homes FOR SALE elderly people to stay in their large the apartments to be rented to who­ solution, for both the elderly and the ing in Stamford last November that Includes Inventory, fix­ ty...the master bedroom miles, $3000. Call 646-5422. VW RABBIT '84 were built, while construction of only 23 units per year tures, In-store training, 3 rooms, clean quiet 1st ROOMMATES 2 dr, 4 spd, ac, sttrao, 2 to homes but in smaller quarters. mever the owner pleases. The idea was young because so many of the elderly accessory apartments were "strangling on the first floor provides would be called for to meet the needs of the population. supplies and much more. privacy and accessibili­ tioor apartment. Heat, ap­ WANTED choose from, $4495. The units, advocates say, can also adopted to provide affordable housing in are over-houshd,” said Lisl Standen, a our neighborhood.” Call anytime. 1-904-785- ty...offered at an easy pliances. Prefer retired allow young people to move into an exclusive community, said Janet Kent resident who has lobbied planning “ Garages are turning into living Though there is no shortage of new housing, 4111. going price of $1154)00. lady or older married Female roommate-to VW JETTA '85 communities where the prices of Aley, secretary to the planning and and zoning commissions to permit the space ... tin sheds are popping like affordable homes are hard to find in Bolton, the plan couple. References, secur­ 4 dr, at, ac, steroo, low ml, Blanchard 8i Rossetto share 3 bedroom house. 88495. single-family homes hove soared zoning commission. units. mushrooms ... where there was one dog reports. Fiano agrees with the plan that more Realtors, 646-2482. "W e ity, no pets. 646-6113. Non-smoker. Furnished beyond their reach. They can either The state Department of Housing “ It just gives you a few more housing there are two," he said. Guroian added multiple-family homes need to be built, but he is Guorantee Our Houses". 9 9 bedroom, $300 per month VW JETTA '84 units, but where we are short of a that sometimes he sees 50 garbage cans opposed to another recommendation, rent control. He R88l Estate 3 room apartment on 1st plus one third utilities. move into an accessory apartment or doesn't have any statistics on the floor In a 3 family house. Columbia 228-0437. 859 ^' ***'**’’ **’*'^' build one to create some income. number of accessory apartments in the tremendous number of housing units in said housing stock should be increased to lower rents Full of surprises...Ranch Heat and electricity In­ Zoning regulations vary greatly in the state. The units made up 1.5 percent of Connecticut, it’s one little bit that Please turn to page 10 and new-home costs. HOMES buyers beware this 3 bed­ cluded. No pets. One , ^ VW JETTA *82 FOB SALE room home Is priced for months security. $475. Ask ■WANTED ^>^->^CHRYSlER PLYMOUTH, INC. 2 dr, 5 spd, csss, 1 ownsr, I Immediate solel Not only for Betty Jean. Realty TO RENT S» WINDSOR AVtNUI*VIHNON9S7Se99ll sharp car, 85495. will you get a fine, well W orld Frechette. 64 6- TODAY’S HERALD Publicity not alien to UFO-hunting lawyer 7709. INJ VW JETTA *85 All real estate advertised built home but you'll get 4 dr, 5 spd, ac, csss, sold & 8 In the Manchester Herald xtro's galore. Only 8 serviced here, 87995. ' Is sublect to the Fair $126,900. Blanchard & Six room duplex, dining Labor defends record Speculation mounts By George Layng government is conspiring to cover event. Instead, the subject matter Housing Act of 1968, Rossetto. 64 6-2482." We room, washer/dryer, no VW JETTA '81 Herald Reporter up evidence of UFOs, including the is denigrated to the point of which makes It Illegal to Guarantee Our Houses" .□ pets, children ok. (toll Young professional, 4 dr, 5 spd, cats, txc. cond, The president of the Connecticut President Reagan and Donald T. recovered wreckage of an alien ridicule,” he said. advertise any preference, after 6pm. 649-3136. male, seeking a quiet one 84695. State AFL-tnO bristles at the Regan are discussing the White Manchester attorney Robert H. spacecraft. The story was prompted a bedroom or studio apart­ limitation or discrimina­ See this lovely 4 bedroom suggestion that organized labor’s House chief of staff’s future amid Bletchman is perhaps best known Bletchman, though, hopes to paper he presented this summer at Centrally located large 1st ment In Manchester area. VW RABBIT'84 tion based on race, color, Ranch situated In the opposition to random drug testing growing indications that Regan will for generating public interest in the change that latter situation. He and Michigan State University about retlglon, sex or notlonol South end of town. Large floor y /2 rooms. 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Local newe.S, 10 Weather______2 District, he maintains that the U.S. should be a monumental historic Pleaee M ni to page 16 at $159,900. Realty World, 64 6-2482. Blanchard 8, pliances. No pets. $550 ranty for only $987. Full Frechette Associates. Rossetto. "We Guarantee plus security. Call 646- financing available. Call 649-2638 646-7709.0 Our Houses". 3979. Peter at 563-1161. MANCHEiSTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb. 24. 1987 — 3 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuwday. Feb. M. 1»S7 WEATHER Fair rent panels Connecticut forecast called a success TTw Accu-WMtfter for 8 AJL. WMkiMdOir. rMK 25 30 Ceatral, Eastern laterior, Sonthwest latertor: By George Loyng Penny said he has no objections to Tonight, d ea r. Low 20 to 25. Wednesday, sunny. Herald Reporter forcing landlords to lower their rent High around 40. because the state has said certain West Coastal, East Coastal: ^Tonight, d ea r. Low Fair rent commissions in other conditions must exist before that could 25 to 30. W e d n ^ a y . sunny. High around 40. Connecticut towns have been successful be done. in dealing with housing grievances and Northwest Hills: Tonight, dear. Low near 20. The criteria include the condition of have met with few complaints from Wednesday, sunny. High 35 to 40. an apartment, how the rent compares tenants and landlords, according to an with comparable units and the history of informal survey. rent increases. In Manchester, members of the town Towns that have set up fair rent Across the nation Board of Directors said Monday they commissions include Enfield, West Eagle Eye support studying the formation of such a Hartford. Farmington and Rocky Hill. A powerfui storm dumped snow on much of the The eagle has always been a syipbol of courage. This panel, but expressed some reservations There are few complaints in these srestem third of the nation today while fair weather predatory bird can kill and carry away an animal the over the n e ^ for It and powers the towns, officials said. Enfield’s panel (Xtmmission would have. prevaiied in the East. size of a young deer. Experts say an eagle’s eyesight is gets two or three (Mimplaints a year, and The storm was centered over east central Nevada “ 1 don’t have any evidence that West Hartford records about a dozen a about seven times sharper than a human’s. Eagles can and was pushing snow and strong, gusty winds from there’s been abuses,” said Democratic year. Director Peter DlRosa. ^ the California mountains into the Rockies and spot a rod en t or a cat from a h eigh t o f three m iles. T h e Officials (wnnected with the commis­ bald eagle, our national symbol, has become quite rare. Director Stephen Penny, the board’s sions said there has been cooperation on western Plains. A snowfall of from six to IS inches or Democratic majority leader, said there so was possible, with heavier amounts at high Yet more than 450 of these birds have been sighted in both sides and few appeals of commis­ most likely are tenant-landlord prob­ sion decisions. FRONTS: elevations. one day at Eagle Valley, Wisconsin, one of the world’s lems in Manchester. However, he said ” We found in many ways it works for By early today 19 inches of snow was on the largest bald eagle sanctuaries. > he would like to see data showing there both sides,” said Mary Ellen Killeen, F C o m StadofWiy ground at Lander, Wyo.; nearly a half foot at Reno, is a need for a fair rent commission. chairwoman of Enfield’s Fair Rent e 1M7 AeeM-Ww#w. me. DO YO U KNO W — What are the eagle’s sharp claws Nev.; and a half foot at Cedar City, Utah. Penny said most of the town’s rent Commission. In her six years on the Winter storm warnings and travelers’ advisories called? problems are probably caused by a few panel, there has been only one appeal of were were widespread across the storm’s range and NATIONAL FORECAST — The Accu-Weather forecast for Wednesday M ON DAY’S ANSWER — Sapphire and rubles are both 4 landlords. If that is the case, it would be a commission decision, she said. predicts snow foremost of the western half of the nation and showers or gale warnings were posted for much of the unfair to subject other landlords to the “ The landlord has been willing to California coast. varieties of corundum. scrutiny “ of yet another government work with the housing official,” Killeen rain from the eastern Plains to the Gulf states. 2-24-87 ® Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1987 agency,” he said. said. Fair weather prevailed across the eastern third of Republican Director Thomas H. Fer­ “ Both parties walk out satisfied,” the nation and the Pacific Northwest. LtM guson and Democrat James “ Dutch” agreed Elliott Cohen, head of Rocky E Elsewhere, light snow ranged from Wisconsin and Fogarty both said they have received Hill’s Fair Rent Commission. He said Minnesota into the Dakotas; rain was widespread A Newipaper In Education Program mplaints from tenants over rent the board’s decisions have been in favor from the southern Plains to Louisiana; and Sponaored by Working team increases, and said the subject is worth of both tenant and landlord. rainshowers and a few thunderstorms were The Manchester Herald further investigation. Democrat Ste­ A key aspect of the panel’s work is that scattered across southern California. Ray Gallpo of Heath, phen Cassano and Republican Geoffrey it prompts many tenants and landlords Mass., stands with his Naab also said they support a review. to work out their complaints before a Today’s forecast called for snow widespread Under state law, a town can create a hearing is scheduled. Cohen said. across the Great Basin and Rockies; showers and horses, Rex, ieft, and Pat, two hardy Ciydes- fair rent commission with the power to In Farmington, Director of Human thunderstorms from southern California across the Almanac lower rents, prevent a rent increase, or Resources Alan Hutchinson said there desert Southwest; snow scattered across the daies, who heip him put rent-increase money into an escrow has never been an appeal in the six or so northern Plains, changing to rain over Kansas, Today is Tuesday, Feb. 24, the In 1920, a fledgling German work the woods of account until the landlord makes years the panel has l^en in operation — Oklahoma, Arkansas and the middle Mississippi 55th day of 1987. There are 310 political party held its first northwestern Massa­ repairs. despite the fact that most decisions are Valley; showers and thunderstorms from east Such a commission would act as days left ib the year. meeting of importance in Mu-- chusetts, hauling in favor of the tenant. Texas across Louisiana and Mississippi; and Today’s Highlight in History; nich. The organization becam e quasi-judicial agency that would con­ Hutchinson said the Farmington snowshowers lingering over northern New On Feb. 24, 1868, the House of known as the Nazi Party, and ltd timber from snowed-in duct hearings and could subpoena commission usually airs complaints evidence. Agency decisions could be England. Representatives impeached chief spokesman was Adolf areas where trucks only when living conditions are at issue. appealed to the courts. President Andrew Johnson fol­ Hitler. ; If a tenant complains about his rent and Highs will be in the teens to 20s in northern New can’t go. At right, If the panel’s decision is ignored by In 1942, the Voice of America it is similar to comparable units, the England and from the northern Rockies to North lowing his attempted dismissal of Galipo and his team either the landlord or tenant, a fine of $25 Secretary of War Edwin M. went on the air for the first time^ complaint will be dismissed, he said. Dakota; 50s to 60s from California across the desert pull a load on a skidder to $100 could be imposed. Each day the In West Hartford, 60 percent of the Southwest and from the southern Plains to the Stanton. Johnson was later ac­ Today’s Birthdays; Actor A b e to trucks waiting offense continues after five days would decisions are in favor of the tenants, southern Atlantic Coast; 70s across the Florida quitted by the Senate. Vigoda is 86. Movie composer; be considered a separate offense, and said/Fair Housing Specialist Marvin Peninsula and in extreme southern Texas; and 30s On this date; outside the woods near another fine could imposed. Michel Legrand is 55. Opera; Kay. In seven years of operation, there to 40s across most of the rest of the nation. In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII Leeds, Mass. Below, DiRosa said he favors having the singer Renata Scotto is 52. Actor has never been an appeal of a decision, Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST issued a Papal Bull, or edict, in marketplace — based on supply and James Farentino is 49. A ctor the woodsman uses a he said. ranged from 11 degrees at Devils Lake, N.D., to73 at which he outlined his calendar demand — determine rents. He said that There has been little controversy over Barry Bostwick is 42. ; peavey pole to get Homestead, Fla. reforms. The Gregorian Ca­ because there are many apartments in the actions of the panel, Kay said, lendar, as it became known, is the a log up on the Manchester, landlords have to be because decisions apply to individual calendar in general use today. skidder. Galipo says 4x>mpetitive and offer rents that tenants tenants, not entire apartment com­ MORNING WEATHER — Today’s weather satellite picture recorded at Air quality In 1803, in its famous Marbury Lottery the horses and skidder can afford. plexes. Still, the commission’s influence vs. Madison decision, the Su­ Ferguson said the powers exercised extends beyond its rulings, he said. 2:30 a.m. shows a band of clouds, with areas of embedded precipitation, do leas damage to the by other fair rent commissions are “ a The state Department of Environmental Protec­ preme Court ruled it was the final "It acts as a conscience for the land than a tractor little more than I expected.” Manches­ stretching from the Gulf through the Plains to the northern Rockies. More tion provides daily air pollution reports and interpreter of constitutional community so that you don’t get Connecticut daily would. ter may be able to form a different type perhaps an unscrupulous landlord clouds cover the skies over the interior Northwest and moat of the Great seasonal pollen count information from the issues. of panel, he said. charging outrageous rents,” Kay said. Basin states. Mostly fair skies prevail from the Middle Atlantic states Into Department of Health Services. The recorded In 1821, Mexico declared its Monday: 130 portions of New England. message is provided at 566-3449. independence from Spain as the Play Four: 5474 2 Plan of Iguala was published. AP photo* 2 Fired nurse’s aide PEOPLE unsure she’ii return By John F. Kirch year the union and management about five years and ‘‘each time, I day night. Steven Stangaitlt, the 8M U to get tapes To the rescue Herald Reporter reached a three-year contract said, ‘No, not yet.’ ” 4 school’s director, said that HoK agreement. 4 Mrs. Ford, who is played by Entertainer Bob Hope said he American singer Lynne Straw fman has been to the school twice! A nurse’s aide who was fired from her Tracey Wilcox, a union organizer for plans to donate a series of Gena Rowlands, worked closely Piccolo came to the rescue when before in preparing for his role.: job last March said today that she District 1199 and a former nurse’s aide videotapes of his 1983 lectures on with writer Karen Hall as the opera star M argaret P rice had On one visit the actor took a wasn’t sure whether she would return to at Crestfield-Fenwood who supported comedy and television to South­ script went through at least nine such a bad cold she could not severely retailed man with a gift work at the Crestfield-Fenwood nursing the strike, said union officials hope to ern Methodist U niversity in revisions, T V Guide said. perform. for mathematics to a MacDo-; home. meet with management today. She said Dallas. The Welsh soprano had a nald’s restaurant and on another, On Sunday, Judge Thomas R. Wilks of she wasn’t sure how much money Hope said as soon as he finishes Fonda In Poland stand-in at Covent Garden’s occasion Hoffman attended the the National Labor Relations Board Chesky was owed by management. a final edit of the tapes he will Royal Opera House in London, Valentine’s Day dance, Staugai- ruled that Carol Qiesky must be The owners of the nursing home did send them to SMU’s Center for Jane Fonda and her husband, but the stand-in also w s" ill tis said. reinstated to her job with back pay. not return several phone calls and could The Communication Arts Tom Hayden, met with Solidarity Monday night and could no' ing "He is attempting to learn as; The decision came seven months after not be reached for comment. television-radio program and a founder Lech Walesa during a the title role in Bet.mi’s much as he can about mentally: union officials who represent workers at During last July’s hearing, federal handful of other universities private visit to Poland and heard "N orm a.” retarded people in institutional; the Vernon Street home protested officials argued that the owners had two which he said have made a a plea for economic help. “Lynne Straw Piccolo flew settings,” Staugaitis said. “ We Chesky’s March 6 firing and charged separate no-soIicitation rules over the that the home’s owners were discrimi­ past four years. The first, which was serious commitment to the study Walesa on Monday welcomed from Milan (Italy) and arrived 10 all found him to be very sensitive nating against employees who had instituted in 1982, barred employees of television, the Dallas Times President Reagan’s decision last minutes before curtain up. She and very interested in accurately; supported a bitter 15-week strike that from selling anything in the work area. Herald reported Monday. week to lift remaining U.S. was shown the geography of the portraying the characteristics of lasted from October 1985 to February However, officials said employees The 83-year-old comedian economic sanctions against Po­ stage, got into her w ig and a severely retarded adult,” he 1986. sold Girl Scout cookies, candy bars and raised m ore than $750,000 to build costume, and got on with it,” said said. ; land. Hayden said from the port Chesky was one of about 60 employees other things in almost any section of the the Bob Hope Theater at SMU. an opera spokeswoman. Staugaitis said he was con-I city of Gdansk, where the couple the union said honored the picket line. nursing home without being punished. met with Walesa for two hours. ‘"nie audience cheered when tacted this fail by a Boston; Although Wilks ruled that Chesky was In February, after the strike ended, Agrees to movie Hayden, a Democratic they were told what she was doing psychologist who studied icUot- not knowingly discriminated against by the owners promulgated the second member of the California Legis­ — I think a British audience savants, a syndrome character-' the home’s owners, the judge said that rule, which prohibited talk about the Former First Lady Betty Ford lature, said Walesa appealed for appreciates a good sport compet­ ized by severe retardation with a management used an ambiguous no­ union in the work area, the federal says next, week’s TV movie about American cooperation to help ing against the odds,” said the highly developed talent in a solicitation rule to discipline her and officials argued. It was under this rule her problems with drugs and build up the Polish economy and spokeswoman, who was not iden­ specific area. The psychologist another nurse’s aide. Suzanne Starling. that Chesky was given three warnings alcohol came about after years of said. ” We all agreed that eco­ BOB HOPE BETTY FORD tified, in accord with British has been working with Hoffman: In the judge’s 43-page ruling, based on and fired and Starling was given one refusal. nomic development requires hu­ . . . donating videotapes . . . movie on her iife practice. to help him prepare for the film.: a four-day hearing on the case in July warning. She finally agreed to the man rights.” 1986, management was ordered to wipe Castleman, who represented the Hoffman, a Roxbury resident,' two-hour ABC-TV movie because Walesa, contacted by telephone Learning the part Starling’s employee record clean and to owners during the hearing, denied that The Valley Performing Arts a collage he drew that includes toured the school for the first tim e it could help others by showing at his Gdansk apartment, de­ remove one of three warnings given to management was discriminating auction, scheduled for March 28 pictures of a swastika, a soft Actor Dustin Hoffman, prepar­ two weeks ago with the psycholo-'. how her family helped her, she clined to comment on the meet­ Chesky from her record. against union supporters. He said that in Palmer Alaska, "tried to go drink can and a snake. ing for his next film role as a gist and Staugaitis. workers were disciplined under a rule told TV Guide magazine in its ing. But a Walesa aide, Bogdan ’T m very pleased,” said Chesky, who after the weird and the unusual,” Manson, who is jailed in Cali­ severely retarded man, made a they were all told about in meetings Feb. 28 issue. Olszewski, said the talks con­ “ We tried not to make a big has been working as a nurse’s aide at the said Jerry Hooper, an auction fornia, and three followers were surprise visit here to a school for Meadows Convalescent Home on Bid- after the strike ended. ’’None of us wanted to go cerned Solidarity’s views on the production of out the whole organizer. cbnvicted of first-degree murder the mentally retarded accompan­ well Street since being fired from Judge Wilks said that this rule was through it again. There’s injury, present situation in Poland and thing," Staugaitis said. "People' Students return to regular classrooms in the 1969 slayings of actress ied by his co-star Tom Cruise. Crestfield-Fenwood. “ Right now I ha­ vague and could not be used to punish added, ” We have very nice Manson sent four hand-written on the staff did a couple of double hurt feelings,” she said from Sharon Tate and six others. Hoffman, famous for such films ven’t made a decision on what I ’m going the workers. Radnor, Pa. impressions.” letters from Lynette "Squealv" takes when we walked in and they 9 Palm er gave the auction an as "The Graduate” and "Toot­ to do. But I’m happy a fair decision was “ In the final analysis,” Wilks wrote, Fromme. “ It’s late night — in the recognized Dustin, but they The movie Monday chronicles autographed golf ball. Others sie,” will play a mentally re­ made by the National Labor Relations “ (management) did not maintain a Mrs. Ford’s life between 1974, late of the night wings fly pretty much went about business Weird auction sending something included Alex tarded man with unexpected Board. I always thought I was fired clear, conspicuous, unambiguous solici­ when her husband became presi­ dreams.” reads one. as usual.” Day-treatment effort is working illegally.” tation rule at the time of the discipline. Haley, Mr. Rogers, Bob Dylan, hidden talents in “ Rain Man,” to dent, and 1978, when she entered Entertainer Johnny Canon, Fromme, a Manson follower, Julia Child and Carson, organiz­ be filmed in the spring. Cruise, “ Rain Man" will be produced Chesky said she was waiting for a “ In the past,” he continued, "(m an­ Long Beach Naval Hospital for golfer Arnold Palmer and cult unsuccessfully tried to assassi­ ers said. The group sent a letter to the teen heart throb who made a by Roger Bfambaum and directed response from the owners of the nursing agement) tolerated nondisruptive solic­ By John Mitchell pnost of the students come from. uuccii vucut.ul.u. wuucaiion class, which ail itations concurrent with the perfor­ treatment of drug and alcohol leader and convicted killer Cha­ nate President Gerald Ford in Libyan leader M oam m ar Qa- name for himself in "Top Gun” by Martin Brett, director of home, Rolland Castleman and Josiah Herald Reporter Each student spends about two years in the students are required to take, Fallacara Lessner, both Manchester attorneys, mance of work tasks being done by one addiction. rles Manson are among people September 1975. daffi, (but received no reply, and “ The Color Of Money” , will “ Beverly Hills Cop" and is to be program, attending four full days of class explained. Some students have been placed in and Howard Dickstein, a Vernon social or more of.the aides.” She said producer David who have donated items to a Manson also sent a red and Hoopef^sdld' in^Ms community play his brother. filmed somewhere in the Midw­ With a new therapy program and increased each week with a half-day on Wednesdays, after-school jobs, including one who started a worker. Wilks added, "There is insufficient 8 Wolper asked about making the theater group’s fund-raising yellow yam doll he mad'i, a ‘The pair toured the state-run about 50 miles north of est, a spokesman for Birnbaum afterrschool activities, teachers and adminis­ Fallacara said. At an average annual cost of furniture-making apprenticeship program She said she will then dis,DAI2MN4;. VMOUH) LH4£ TO variety of learning, emotional and behavioral I mf fL'imG peppeiioMi ptzsa-- i USPS 327-500 VOL. CVl. No. 124 Fallacara said. The facility has five teachers, So far, the students have visited a metal • t f not PoWiBte TMAT / ■ s Poffl6U (?€ OM THAT PIZZA, difficulties back into regular school systems. sculpture shop and have gone bowling. Sampler On Monday, officials at the school gave the two psychologists, a unseIor and a nurse. Bolton High plans ‘smokeout’ I'W HKjH ABOVe T»4£ ' a FGZa COOLS) e e r i n ^ in ruif < DAr2UM(7' WITH A ML Published daily except Sun­ Suggested carrier rates are "Because we have our own place, I think "W e’re hoping to increase this into a few more 7 YOW-'I 1 Board of Education an update on their efforts. H£AOOf NAiP anoa day and certain holidays by the $1.80 weekly. $8.80 for one things,” Bogli said, mentioninga possible trip In this space, samples "RASCAL- Moufe"[>eu M6 ova^ MIAMI, ( f fimiwtsumt ; This year, the Highland Park program is kids can feel comfortable there,” Fallacara BOLTON — A “ Great Bolton Smo­ which smokers will receive “ support Manchester Publishing Co., 16 month, $10.28 for throe monlha, said. to the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford. of new comics will be M/AMI^HORIOA-Y j rr, twBuNd ?? J cu m woRtO F(2£fH4.y LAONOeCeO Bralnard Place, Manchester, $38.80 for six months and $77.00 filled to capacity with 24 students, including keout” at Bolton High School Friday will packages” of gum and candy to help printed from time to TDCAV, ' TSPIIV-CIOTH Conn. 06040. Second cleas for one year. Mall ratee are iseven from Vernon, according to coordinator To make them feel even more comfortable Two students from the school, introduced as try to get students to give up cigarettes them make it through the day. Officials time to . get reader /AARVIN Sfcmeoee- postage paid at Manchester. available on request. Joseph Fallacara. Of the estimated 40 with eacdi other, the school has begun Jon and Kris, talked about the student council and to educate them on why they should hope to have a smokeout on the last Conn. Postmaster Send ad­ students who have been in and out of the group-therapy sessions with the students formed last year so students could get quit smoking, one of the program’s Friday of each month, she said. reaction. Readers are dress changes to the Manches­ To place a claaalfled ordlaplay advertisement, or to report a three days a week. Officials hope for greater together to plan activities. The students have senior government official quoted “We are very much involved....” Rogers, who turns 66 on July 16, assumed the top U.S. and staffs future amid growing indica­ by the newspaper. "Don Regan has investigators have determined that Friday’s fire in the two-story AFL-aO President Betty llanti “A person’s home is his or her for the Connecticut Business and to a 30 percent chance of testing tions that Regan will leave after a apartment in Nathan Hale Terrace began near a couch in the castle,” William Olds, executive Industry Association, complained positive with some tests, he said. : NATO commands eight years ago. spent a lot of time protecting Don told Rep. Anthony Nanla, R- He succeeded Alexander M. Haig Jr., who later served as key report on the Iran-Contra affair Regan and not much time trying to living room. Canaan, who questioned labor’s director of the Connecticut Civil such restrictions would “virtually Olds noted the courts have found; is released this week. The closet containing the flammable substances was 2 to 3 feet Liberties Union, testified during a cripple the ability of Connecticut random drug testing of federal; secretary of state. protect the president.” commitment to the war on drugs NATO’s Defense Planning Coihmittee, the panel of allied The Los Angeles Times reported In other developments; from the couch, WillimanUc Police Chief Milton J. King said. during a public hearing before the public hearing. employers to ftdfill their legal employees unconstituionalJ today that the president reluctantly • The New York Times reported When the fire reached the lighter fluid, it rapidly intensified and legislature’s Judiciary Committee “Random drag testing turns that responsibility to provide a safe Workers in the private sector have defense ministers, said in a statement it agreed "with great regret” to a request from President Reagan “to release Gen. has decided to get rid of Regan, and today that Reagan is unable to say raced through the two-story apartment in the town-owned on Monday. principle on its head,” Olds said. work environment and to provide the same Fourtt Amendment pnK today’s London Times, in a dis­ with certainty if he approved in housing complex. But "I don’t believe though... we "If your home Is your castle, I safe products and services for the tection of their privacy, he said. Rogers from his responsibilities as supreme allied commander, patch from Washington, said Re­ advance the first shipment of U.S. Is Killed were twin 19-month-old sisters Soudachanh N. and can address the problem by pre­ would say your body is also your public.” Tianti said organized labor does, Europe with effect from the end of June 1087.” gan would quit Friday and be arms to Iran in the fall of 1985 tl Soudavanh K. Soundara and their brother AusUn, who lived with suming that everybody is guilty castle. In fact, I would say it’s your Spegele, whose 6,309-member not oppose drug testing when an; Officials said Rogers, NATO’s top commander in Europe, will replaced by former Transportation because he genuinely cannot re­ ni citadel.” organisation lobUes on behalf of employer can show probable cause; also relinquish his duties as commanding officer of U.S. troops in their mother Eva M. Dow in the apartment. until proven innocent,” llanti said. Secretary Drew Lewis. Both re­ member. Quoting an unidentified w -Also killed were Tabitha Orlacchio, 2 and Roger Lavallee, 22 Civil libertarians also endorsed The proposed legislation would businesses in the state, disputed that a worker is using illegal drags- Europe in June. ports quoted unidentified adminis­ senior administration official, the months. Dow was looking after the children on the day of the fire. proposed legislation to outlaw also prohibit employers from re­ claims from labor leaders that and that drug abuse has affected; tration sources. Times said Reagan’s confusion was random drug testing of workers on quiring job applicants to submit to a some workers have been subjected the woricer’s performance. ; The embattled Regan told a responsible for his first telling the R College getting more expensive group of presidential advisers in Tower commission he approved the Leg-hold traps debated private late Monday that he and the shipment and then saying later that WASHINGTON — College tuitions have climbed nearly 10 president briefly discussed his he didn’t. B HARTFORD — In what has become an annual rite at the state percent a year in the 1980s, double the rate of inflation and 50 White House position, an adminis­ • Lawrence E. Walsh, the inde­ tt Capitol, hundreds of animal-rights activists and sportsmen Committee picks percent faster than personal incomes, a new study said today. tration source said. DONALD REGAN DREW LEWIS pendent counsel investigating the turned out once again to debate the use of leg-hold traps in Tuition went up faster than any of the other major goods and First lady Nancy Reagan, who Iran-Contra affair is investigating F ol services examined in the report commissioned by the American sources say has sought Regan's . . . awaiting report Regan’s successor? Connecticut. whether conservative fund-raiser n The General Assembly has before it two leg-hold traps bills this controversiai art Council on Education, a lobbying and research group for more ouster, has said nothing in public Carl R. Channell used money from year, one that would ban the use of the traps altogether and one than 1,500 colleges and universities. about her widely reported dissatis- The official, who attended the Republican sources quoted in The his tax-exempt foundation to buy Cl that would allow the use of a padded-jaw trap instead of the But since 1970, tuition has gone up at a slower pace than facton with Regan. session called to discuss how to Washington Post today said the arms for the Nicaraguan rebels. Ji HARTFORD (AP) - The com­ mayed they asked to see other medical care, energy costs and the price of new homes, No changes are expected before respond to the forthcoming Tower president has sounded out former The Los Angeles Times reported traditional steel-jawed trap. works the arts commission had Under current law, leg-hold traps are permitted only under mittee that oversees operation of according to the report by analysts Arthur Hauptman and Terry the commission led by former Sen. report, said Regan “gave no Nevada Republican Sen. Paul today. The newspaper, citing uni­ the state Capitol has settled on a considered. Hartle. Tuition went up faster than the price of food and newcars John Tower, R-Texas, unveils its indication of an intention to leave or Laxalt to replace Regan and that dentified sources, said the investi­ St water and in animal burrows during trapping season, which runs if from October to February. The legislature has for years rejected controversial piece of sculpture for Von Schlegell indicated Monday between 1970 and 1986. report Thursday on the scheme to stay.” Lewis would work with Laxalt gation is checking for possible placement in the atrium of the he was a bit mystified by the Tuitions rose considerably faster than median family incomes sell weapons to Iran and divert the But sources close to Mrs. Reagan temporarily in the White House. violations that include fraud by E ii attempts to ban leg-hold traps. legislative office building now controversy stirred by his creation, since 1970. But the study said another measure of wealth called profits to the Contra rebels in predicted Regan would resign The Los Angeles Times listed the wire and improper expenditure of under construction. Nicaragua. because the first lady wants a new U.S. ambassador to Britain, Cha­ tax-exempt funds. which he described as "very disposable personal income actually has risen faster than college Cl A tale of two bills The abtract sculpture, designed conservative in its form.” prices. The chief of staff said he and the chief of staff and is campaigning to rles H. Price, as a possible Regan • The top U.S. military officer in by Yale University art professor “I believe one should please one’s president “had agreed that they'd get rid of Regan. replacement. Central America said the U.S.- a HARTFORD — The legislature’s Judiciary Committee has David von Schlegell, depicts a public as much as possible,” he talk about it again after the Tower "She’s involved,” said one The newspaper said the Tower backed Contras have problems but \ i agreed to hold public hearings on two radically different death 10-foot gold eagle perched atop a said. Governors to lobby Congress report,” according to the official, source, speaking on condition of commission’s report will imply that they have a "fighting chance" to slender, granite column. Also Monday, the Legislative who spoke only on condition he not anonymity. "She's making it Regan has failed in his duty to defeat Nicaragua’s Sandinista go­ penalty bills — one to abolish it in Connecticut and the other to Despite reservations about the WASHINGTON — The nation’s governors, encouraged by be identified. happen.” protect the president as Reagan vernment, with continued U.S. aid. make it easier to impose. Management Committee endorsed President Reagan’s endorsement of portions of their welfare work’s abstract quality and the two proposed constitutional amend­ S( The committee agreed Monday to hold hearings on both war-like connotation conveyed by reform plan, are ready to lobby Congress for quick action on the proposals. The proposal to abolish the death penalty has the ments affecting the General V an eagle, the Legislative Manage­ Asembly. proposal that would require people to work for their assistance. backing of Rep. Richard Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, co-chairman of ment Committee voted 11-5 Monday Formal adoption of the plan as a policy of the National One would lengthen legislative it the Judiciary Committee. to spend $100,000 for the sessions to five months every year. Governors Association was the top item on the agenda for today’s Israeli leaders clash over conference The other bill, sponsored by Rep. William Wollenberg, commission. ^closing session of the association’s annual winter meeting. ii R-Farmington, resembles a bill passed last year by the The General Assembly now meets By Nicolas B. Tatro The conference would be at­ not made an issue of the interna­ American Jewish leaders in New "I hope it will grow on all of us,” three months in even-numbered Also appearing at the session was House Speaker Jim Wright, The Associated Press tended by Israel, the Arab nations, York on Monday that he will never C( Republican-controlled legislature but later vetoed by Gov. House Speaker Irving J. Stolberg, D-Texas. tional conference during the two years and five months in odd- Palestinian representatives and years Peres was premier. He accept an international conference, ci William A. O’Neill. D-New Haven, committee co- As soon as the meeting ends, the governors plan to head for numbered years. JERUSALEM — The leaders of the five permanent members of the swapped jobs with Shamir in which he termed a “danger and a d Connecticut’s death penalty law now requires a judge or jury to chairman, said after the vote. Capitol Hill to outline their proposal to the House Ways and Israel’s coalition government U.N. Security Council. They are the October under their coalition threat.” find a murder was aggravated or commited in an "especially The state Commission on the Arts The other proposed amendment Means Committee. G would lengthen terms for state clashed today over the European United States, Soviet Union, Bri­ agreement. He also attacked Peres for saying cruel, heinous or depraved manner.’’ The jury must also and an art-work selection panel AP photo Wright has said he would like to see a welfare reform bill in Community's call for a U.N.- tain, China and France. “If someone thinks these (negoti­ that whoever opposed the confer­ Ol conclude that there were no mitigating factors in the case, such reviewed work of 600 sculptors senators and representatives from May, according to Rep. Tom Downey, D-N.Y., a member of the two years to four years. monitored international peace con­ Shamir, speaking on Israel radio ations) could bring about the ence would kill the peace process. as the defendant’s mental condition. before unanimously choosing von A legislative committee approved a proposed sculpture ; Ways and Means Committee. ference on the Middle East. from the United States, stressed collapse of the government, he “Not even an Arab state said either Schlegell’s work. The amendments, which would of an eagle that has been a center of controversy. The : bi have to be approved by voters if that Peres was not empowered by should have said so in the begin­ an international conference or war. When they were shown a model of proposed sculpture is to grace the glass-covered atrium j Foreign Minister Shimon Peres the coalition government to commit ning,” Peres said on the radio. The idea is an Israeli one," Shamir s< Court at odds with bar association the eagle sculture last month, some passed by the General Assembly, Syrians kill three gunmen strongly endorsed the idea. He Israel to attend such a conference. said. w members of the Legislative Man­ now go to the Government Adminis­ in the new legislative office building, which is under j plans to fly to Egypt on Wednesday In announcing his trip to Egypt, BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrian troops shot and killed three In a statement issued Monday in HARTFORD — The state’s second highest judicial official and agement Committee were so dis­ tration and Elections Committee. construction. and discuss the peace process with “He can talk in Egypt about all Peres indicated an international Brussels, Belgium, the 12 members representatives of the Connecticut Bar Association are at odds gunmen in west Beirut today, the third day of a Syrian operation Egyptian President Hosni Mu­ the issues we share with Egypt, but conference was needed to give of the Common Market said an over a proposal to establish a tracking system to move civil aimed at disarming feuding Druse and Shiite Moslem militias, barak and Foreign Minister Esmat he is not empowered to decide momentum to the stalled peace international conference "should lawsuits through the courts more quickly. police reported. Abdel-Meguid. anything or commit Israel to process. provide a suitable framework for During a hearing Monday before the state Superior Court’s The fatalities were the first reported since about 4,000 Syrian Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, anything regarding the interna­ “The peace process is neither a the necessary negotiations between Rules Committee, Chief Court Administrator Aaron Ment Republicans maneuver for top position soldiers poured into west Beirut on Sunday to end weeklong however, favors direct negotiations tional conference before the go­ singular leap or a one-time act. On the parties directly concerned.” defended the tracking system as an effective way to reduce the battles for control of the Moslem sector of the capital. between Israel and its Arab neigh­ vernment makes a decision on it," the other hand, if we do not foster it It was the first time the Common I backlog of civil cases without sacrificing litigants’ rights. By Judd Everhart getting the party lever removed Police said the three gunmen failed to obey a Syrian patrol’s bors, and says a conference would Shamir said on Israel radio. and do not work on its behalf, it will Market formally backed the Soviet "Efficiency does not mean expediency,” Ment testified. The Associated Press from voting machines and allowing orders to stop in the seaside Raouche district, a longtime Druse put undue pressure on Israel to He was quoted by the daily collapse. I view this (trip to Egypt) proposal. "The only bad taste I have in m y mouth at all make territorial concessions. Attorney Ralph G. Elliot, past president of the Connecticut Bar unaffiliated voters to participate in stronghold. Jerusalem Post as saying “it could as an additional step in sustaining Foreign Ministry Director Gen­ g< party primaries. ", Association, however, said the proposed change would give too BERLIN — E. Clayotn Gengras, is for those people who have an opportunity The 12-nation European Com­ be” when asked if the Mideast and furthering the peace process," eral Yossi Beilin, speaking for 2 tc 2 In November, the Republican< much authority to the courts. the Republican candidate for lieut­ munity, or Common Market, on conference issue could force a he said. Peres, said Monday that he “hopes "A civil case belongs to the litigants and not to the courts,” enant governor last fall, and state to participate in party politics and who lost races for governor and U.S; Dissident returns to Moscow Monday formally backed the idea breakup of the coalition between bis Peres has stressed Israel should the declaration will help advance ai Rep. Richard Foley appear at or Senate and lost control of both right-wing Likud bloc and Peres' the peace process in our region.... Elliot said. choose not to," outgoing OOP state MOSCOW — Religious dissident Alexander Ogorodnikov was of an international peace confer­ accept a international conference near the head of the pack of houses of the General Assembly. ; ence, first suggested by the Soviet leftist Labor Party. only as an umbrella that would not In light of the announcement, ai candidates to become chairman of Chairman Thomas D’Amore Jr, said. D’Amore, an insurance and reaj freed from prison camp and returned to Moscow several days ago Union in 1982. President Reagan Peres, in remarks broadcast by interfere in direct negotiations. Europe can play a more positive the Connecticut Republican Party. estate broker from New Hartford; as part of an ongoing prisoner release by Soviet authorities, endorsed the idea last week. Israel radio, contended Likud had Shamir told a gathering of role than before.” to Mayor seeks Increase In grants Right behind them in the race to said he expected to stay active id dissident Yelena Bonner said today. in succeed Thomas J. D’Amore Jr. politics and said he would not rulq Bonner said in a telephone interview she had no news about the D HARTFORD — New Haven Mayor Biagio DiLieto and Yale fate of another dissident, Genrikh Altunyan, whose immediate President Benno C. Schmidt Jr. are urging the General Assembly are former state Rep. Pauline R. pick a successor, who will serve D’Amore made a brief farewell out a bid for elective office in the R to approve a bill increasing state grants to cities and towns to Kezer of Plainville, who was the until June, when a chairman will be address Monday night. He had future. release she and her husband, Andrei Sakharov, urged in a news 4 offset losses from tax-exempt property. GOP candidate for secretary of the elected for a full two-year term. spent part of the day with reporters “I'm not getting out of politics,’! conference Sunday. state last year, Gary Franks of Also in the running are state in Hartford, and told them voter the chairman said, "I’m jus( Altunyan’s son, Alexander, said Sunday that his father, a ai Schmidt told the Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee on getting out of the worst job in Monday that the increased grants is "vital to ease the economic Waterbury, who ran for comp­ central committee member Robert apathy was his biggest disappoint­ human rights activist, recently was transferred from a labor St troller, state Sen. Fred H. Love- S. Poliner of Durham, Greg Batter- ment during his four years in office. politics.” ‘ camp to a prison in his home city of Kharkov in the Ukraine. O pressure facing our cities.” grove Jr. of Fairfield and three­ son of Coventry and Mark Johnson, "The only bad taste I have in my Also at Monday night’s meeting, But he said his father has refused to sign a pledge to not resume The bill would increase the state grant for what are known as time congressional candidate mouth at all is for those people who state central committee member w payments in lieu of taxes from a maximum of 2S percent to 30 GOP town chairman in Bolton. alleged anti-Soviet activities. Herschel Klein of Windsor. Party observers give the edge to have an opportunity to participate John H. Miller of Weathersfield Ogorodnikov, 36, a Russian Orthodox Christian who organized w percent of the municipality’s loss resulting from its inability to D’Amore formally announced Gengras, of West Hartford, whohas in party politics and who choose not delivered a blistering attack oil tax such properties as hospitals and colleges. an informal religious youth group in 1974, had been imprisoned C( Monday night that he would step strong fund-raising ability, and to,” D’Amore said during a news U.S. Rep. John G. Rowland, R-5th since 1978 for alleged anti-Soviet behavior. His sister and her it Although the law authorizes 25 percent funding, the rate now down as of March 10. Chiefly Foley, who claims widespread conference before Monday night’s District, who had issued a report paid is 20 percent. For state-owned property, the reimbursement, last month on how to improve the husband picked he up Feb. 14 at a strict regime labor camp near because of the party’s losses in support among elected officials and state central committee meeting. Khabarovsk in the Soviet Far East. rate is figured by formula on a town-by-town basis. November, he had indicated last other party regulars. Voter turnout in November was 59 party. Rowland’s message wa$ ti DiLieto urged the committee to boost the figure to SO percent month that he would not complete D’Amore and U.S. Sen. Lowell P. percent. critical of D’Amore and Weicker. - ui and said “even this... would not be enough” to give the cities what his current term, which expires in Weicker Jr., the titular head of the “But on balance, I’m very Rowland, who was also at Mon­ Boat sinks In shark-infested area ir they need. He said there is 3696 million in tax-exempt property in June. state party, have promised to stay pleased with where the party is day’s session said he was only his city, where the mill rate is 72.9, the second-highest in the state. The Republican State C^entral out of the fray for the next today,” he said, noting Republican trying to get the dialogue started on SYDNEY, Australia — An inter-island ferry capsized in Don’t kiss si Committee will meet March 10 to chairman. successes in the last four years in ways to rebuild the party. > shark-infested waters in the Solomon Islands and only two of the it 49 people on aboard have been found alive, Australian authorities Cowan seeks more from Prudential said today. The rest are "missing, presumed dead,” said Perry Head, yo m J^ goodbye. ii NEW HAVEN — A black man who won an employee third secretary of the Australian High Commission in Honiara, Cl discrimination suit against the Prudential Insurance Company of Test may lead to new abortion request the Solomon Islands’ capital. dl America has returned to court to seek damages in his case In a telephone interview. Head said the ferry, the Vula, ni agaiiist the company. By Anne McGrath Odell said Monday that Mrs. clear and convincing evidence the privilege. capsized in bad weather last Thursday en route from Honiara to w Prudential should pay Curtis Cowan of Norwalk between The Associated Press Fuller, a Waterbury resident, de­ health of Miss Fuller would be Denise McNair, a lawyer ap­ Isabel Island, a distance of 44 miles. $50,000 and $150,000 in damages, Cowan’s lawyer, Joseph D. cided not to appeal to Superior impaired by letting the pregnancy pointed to represent the interests of He said an Australian Hercules C-130 transport plane and P3 Garrison of New Haven, argued Monday. Tests to determine the health of a Court Probate Judge Ekiward Ja- continue, the judge, who said. the fetus, hasn't returned telephone Orion still were criss-crossing an 18,00 square-mile area of ocean Cl Cowan, a former insurance agent for Prudential, testified that fetus being carried by a brain­ nuszewski’s Jan. 20 decision turn-, Mrs. Fuller has declined to messages left at her office. to search for survivors. Seven vessels also were searching. cl he felt humiliated and lost self esteem after he was passed up for damaged, comatose woman in a ing down her petition for an discuss the case. Odell was on The 87-ton ferry was chartered by the Australian Foxwood abortion. vacation last week when news Abortion rights advocates have promotion to sales manager in the company’s Stamford district New Britain hospital may lead to a criticized Januszewski’s appoint­ Timber Co., Head said. It was was carrying 40 passengers, nine three times in the late 1970s. Cowan left the company in 1979 and renewal of her mother’s request for “My client has decided against media coverage of the unusual case crew members, two bulldozers and other heavy equipment when began. ment of a fetal representative, now works as an agent for Allstate Insurance Co. an abortion, an attorney says. an appeal. She did that on the day saying the' Supreme Court has it capsized, he said. In December, 1986, federal appellate Judge Ralph K. Winter "My client did what she thought the judge made his dacison,” Odell Odell said there was a lack of legal precedence in the case. The determined that the pregnant wom­ found that Prudential, of Newark, N.J., was liable on was right” in asking a probate said. "She was satisfied the matter an’s rights are always superior. discrimination grounds for failing to consider Cowan for a judge for permission to authorize had been given a full hearing.” closest but imperfect guidelines are Gephardt attacks Reagan an abortion, said Frederick Odell, However, Mrs. Fuller may ask contained in state law regarding Odell said he didn’t object to tho promotion on three separate occasions. Monday’s hearing in the lawyer for Betty Fuller, the mother E!dward Januszewski to reconsider abortions on mentally retarded ST. LOUIS — Missouri Congressman Richard Gephardt case was to help the judge decide the amount of damages. appointment of a lawyer for the 8< of C!olleen Violet Fuller, 24, of New if tests later in her daughter's people, he said. fetus. It’s common in probate cases launched his campaign for the 1988 Democratic presidential beautiful way to save for retirement, federal tax deduc­ Find out where you stand on IRAs. IT 9 Britain. pregnancy show evidence of physi­ The law doesn’t allow a guardian nomination by attacking President Reagan, not his prospective You have time to open Come to where your friends arc. Come to appoint representatives of un­ as well as being deductible from your tion on future IRA 9 of a mentally retarded person to U Miss Fuller has been in a coma cal deformity or mental retaMa- known or undetermined heirs or rivals in his own party. one for 1986-and IRAs 1986 federal income tax remm. (We contributions. IRA into any of our many Savings Bank of tl Lotto winners get checks since suffering traumatic brain tion in the fetus, he said. order an abortion unless there is In his declaration speech Monday, the six-term incumbent Manchester offices located east of the other parties, he said. may still be good for you offer you some nice savings choices Understand, the It damage when she tried to hang Januszewski said last week doc­ clear and convincing evidence the Asked why Mrs. Fuller sought the from St. Louis admitted that he is unknown to most Americans, as to where to put that money, too.) most important ben­ river. Pick up our clearly-written bro­ NEWINGTON — Two women who purchased winning tickets in herself while being held on an tors told him there is a 90 percent procedure is in the best interests of in 1987 and beyond. chure called “The Tax Reform Act of it the $5.2 million Lotto jackpot have picked up their first of 20 abortion, he said it was because her, but said he knows what it will take to earn the nomination. How tax reform affects 1987 and efit of an IRA -/or assault charge in a city jail on Dec. chance that Miss Fuller, who the woman, Odell said. daughter had expressed to her in "We will do it by being the first to work each day and the last to future IRAs is something else. Many everyone-v/as not 1986-How It Affects IRA Accounts.” fi annual checks worth $132,339 each, state lottery officials said. 13. The woman, who is in New suffered irreversible brain damage Lynne A. Ustach, a court- the past year her desire not to bear quit each night,” he told hundreds of cheering supporters at Don’t be confused. And don’t give in of you can-and probably should- changed by the Tax It’s free, of course. And if the bro­ Beverly Lavin, 23, of Bridgeport and Lisa Balfore, 31, of South Britain General Hospital, is in the and will not recover, will bear a appointed attorney representing any more children. He declined to historic Union Station downtown. "We will do it because we know to'rumors you may have heard about continue saving for retirement with Reform Act. The chure doesn’t answer all your IRA 81 Windsor picked up their first checks Monday. IRAs. The Tax Reform Act of 1986 IRAs as before. Those of you who have earnings and/or questions, you can bet someone at that second-trimester and is about 17 normal baby. Miss Fuller, has declined com­ provide details about other childreii that what matters is not who runs in front but who finishes in HOW IT AFFECTS » docs not really affect your opening a IRA ACCOUMTS SBM office will help you out. After purchasing one ticket Friday, Lavin noticed that one of weeks pregnant, officials said. Doctors also failed to provide ment, citing attorney-client the woman may have had. ; a company retirement or pension plan investment gain in Ol front.” 1986 IRA with us-assuming you As we see it, saving for retirement is the six numbers she regularly picked was "wrong,” and she Gephardt, 46, is the first major Democrat to announce where you work may not now qualify your IRA continue T returned to buy another with the "right” six numbers worth $2.6 haven’t yet done it-before April 15 of for future tax-deductible IRAs. And to accumulate, imponant. We want to help you con­ officially for president, with several others to follow this spring. this year. n million, lottery ofHcials said. yet, there’s a “phase out’’ period, tax-deferred, until. tinue to do the best possible job of it. Just like before, you can still put under the new tax law, which means distributed! That n Lavin won an additional $716 with her "wrong” ticket, lottery Poet not pleased with university’s plans aside a maximum of $2,000 per work­ « officials said. AIDS testing discussed some of you may still qualify for a means you pay no federal income tax ing person-or a total of $2,250 if until you begin to withdraw your W here your friends are. d When asked what she planned to do with her winnings, Lavin GUTHRIE, Ky. (AP) - Robert here,” said Guthrie Mayor John have.” author made here in 1948. one spouse works. All of which is a said, "I’ll put it in the bank first, pay off a college loan, and then Jenkins accompanied Warren oq ATLANTA — Health professionals and civil rights advocates funds at retirement lime. o Penn Warren, the nation’s first poet Coke. "But we just couldn't afford There is no plaque to note his o maybe buy a new car.” laureate, isn’t pleased with a plan to restore the house and maintain it. birthplace in this western Kentucky a trip along the Natchez Trace; gathered today for a two-day discussion on a proposal for 7 Balfore, a pension account analyst for Travelers Inc., said she to move his boyhood home from this “About all we’re going to be able town on the Tennessee border — which runs from Nashville, Tenn.l mandatory AIDS testing for hospital patients, engaged couples a to Natchez, lAiss., where Warreq and pregnant women. 7 a and her husband are expecting their first child in June. “We just old railroad town to a college to do is build a little park. We’re only small green-and-white high­ bought a home, so we’d like to do some remodeling,” she said. campus 50 miles away. going to plant flowers and make a way signs at several locations on visited with shopkeepers and small­ "We have not committed ourselves to this. The way we feel is The winning numbers were 1-4-6-14-19-23. A Western Kentucky University pretty little place with a plaque.” the Todd County line. town folk. that it’s better to have it discussed in the open than not at all,” Dr. committee is trying to purchase the The WKU committee, which Warren moved from the house “I don’t recall his asking many Walter Dowdle, director of AIDS research and activities at the cl century-old house, and restore it on needs $60,000 to carry out the when he was 5 and left Guthrie questions,” said Jenkins, a retired national Centers for Disease Control, said this month when the Cl English language bill gets support campus as a tribute to the 81-year- project, said the one-story house when he was in his mid-teens, said WKU dean. “Mainly he just lis­ session was announced. U old writer. could become a center for studying Tommie Lou Frey, a niece from tened. He’s a fascinating listener', The CDC said testing pregnant women is worth consideration it HARTFORD — State Sen. Thomas Scott said he has managed "I found out about the plans a Warren’s prose and poetry or, Clarksville, Tenn., who lived in the ... And that’s why his stories ring because as many as half of pregnant women with the AIDS virus C to force a public hearing on a bill that would make English the couple of days ago,” Warren said perhaps, the quarters for a writer in home in the late 1940s after her true. As a good listener, he’s picked will pass it to their newborn children. Moifibk. fOK £qu*l Opportunity Lendt' residence. Offices in Manchester, East Hartford, state’s official language. last week from his Connecticut father bought it. up the flavor of what he’s descrilv Hospital testing would provide physicians with important Bolion, Andowr. Smith Windsor, Bast Windsor, tl Scott, a Milford Republican, said Monday he gathered the home. "It would honor him in the state “I’d like it to stay in Guthrie. It’s information about patients, and testing engaged couples would Ashford. Easlford. Mansfield and Tolland. ing. He can make you feel lik$ Telephone 646-1700. tl necessary 11 signatures on a petition to force the General “I’m surprised, and not entirely where he was born,” said Mary our claim to fame,” she said. you’re there.” “protect the non-infected potential partner,” Dowdle has said. Assembly’s Government Administration and Elections Commit­ pleased,” Warren said, but he Ellen Miller, a WKU EngUsh William Jenkins Jr., who was ’The American Civil Liberties Union has called the proposals l( tee to hold a public hearing on the bill and a proposed "English would not elaborate. professor. "This state has neg­ born across the street from Warren did not begin his literary violations of fundamental privacy rights. 8l First” constitutional amendment. '"There’s nothing I would rather lected him. Kentucky has not Warren’s home in 1018, remembers career until he attended Vanderbilt O do than turn it into a museum right treasured him the way it should him mostly from a lengthy visit the University in the 1920s. • - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuwdav. Feb. U. 1987 n MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb. 14. 1$$7 — 7 H OPINION Smoking battle heats up in Congress By AMke Robinson meeting as anti-tobacco. I’m not minder to the industry that its own “I think your conscience could Tho Auocloted Press anti-tobacco,” says Cooper, a grad­ health is closely t i ^ to that of bother you,” Rose says, “if you uate of the University of North growers. were telling the American people WASHINGTON - Tom between Carolina and Harvard Law School. mounting medical evidence and the Key Southern congressmen re­ that smoking Is not a hazardous “I’m anti-cancer. I'm pro-grower. I main fiercely loyal to tobacco occupation. If you do something Resolutions nation’s multibillion-dollar tobacco think it’s important for the industry growers despite mounting criti­ like that, then probably you are industry. Congress is wrestling to face up tp the mounting health cism of smoking. going to lose a little sleep at night. Jack over how far to go in discouraging evidence against their product and Americans from smoking. But growing and selling tobacco is a not to hide their head in the sand as “I don’t think we need Big Daddy legal occupation in the United are Justified Anderson Moves ranging from a cigarette if it didn’t exist.” from Washington inserting his nose States right now and I don’t want to advertising ban to higher cigarette into our husiness, saying whether see First Amendment rights to free taxes are in the hopper or are on the "To me their approach is that as or not we should smoke or chew or speech tampered with at the 200th way as critics of the industry long as they can find one doctor left otherwise consume tobacco,” says anniversary of the Constitution.” When the state House of Representatives prepare to resume an anti-smoking in the United States who says that Rep. Howard Coble, R-N.C., an last week took up resolutions concerning the drive that fizzled last year. cigarette smoking isn’t harmful, industry champion who calls it *T DON’T WANT to see tobacco treatment of Jews in the Soviet Union and ’The debate was barely under way they’re going to believe it’s not “frightening” that anyone would companies prohibited from adver­ when the Tobacco Institute, whose harmful,” he says. consider an advertising ban. nuclear weapons testing, some lawmakers 97 staff members campaign full­ tising their products,” he adds. were visibly upset. Coast Guard time on behalf of U.S. cigarette INS'nTUTE OFFICIALS refused “I’M NOT SAYING there is or is Nonsense, retorts Rep. Mike "I do not represent my constituents on these makers, came in for a jolt from to comment on the session. But not a conscience problem,” Coble Synar, D-Okla., waving a sheaf of matters. They have elected officials in Rep. Jim Cooper, D-Tenn. afterward Philip Morris, one of the says about legislation to aid the court opinions to bolster his legisla­ nation’s largest cigarette makers, tobacco industry. “I know there is a tion to ban cigarette ads from Washington that do so,” Rep. Robert Farr, gets inferior THE SS-YEAR-OLD lawmaker announced a response to another censorship problem.” He objects to magazines, newspapers and R-West Hartford, said before debate began on from tobacco country arrived last concern of Cooper and tobacco- efforts to “muzzle a perfectly elsewhere. the weapons-testing resolution. Tuesday to deliver the kind of talk state lawmakers: A halt in pur­ lawful product and say you can’t “The problem is clear and it is AP photo Farr’s objections were echoed by several the institute pays $1,000 a crack to chases of low-cost imported to­ advertise a perfectly lawful time for Congress to eliminate the patrol boats hear from favored lawmakers. bacco for the rest of the year—thus product.” F other legislators, who complained that the deceptive advertisements that ent­ Looking for clues While Cooper did pocket the easing fears of U.S. growers who Rep. Charles Rose. D-N.C., while ice young people to take up an resolutions were a waste of time because they standard honorarium, his remarks like other farmers are feeling the more moderate in tone, neverthe­ addictive habit that kills Ameri­ An official gets a close look at a pleceof apipebombthat concerned matters that did not fall under the did anything but put industry minds pinch of the nation’s trade less concedes that if he were to vote cans at the unprecedented rate of was discovered at the Margaret Sanger Clinic in WASHINGTON — Congress may have foisted off at ease. He ripped into cigarette imbalance. against tobacco subsidies, “I would jurisdiction of the General Assembly. an inferior smuggler-chasing patrol boat on the 1,000 every day,” Synar told a news Cincinnati, Ohio, and exploded by a bomb squad companies for insensitivity to Other cigarette makers are con­ probably be confronted with a conference last week. Logically, they might be correct. After all, Coast Guard. Officials deny there was any political growers and health concerns alike. sidering a similar move, and petition from the local citizens that Monday afternoon. The clinic, which performs abortions, state legislatures would not be known as such hanky-panky and insist the boat is a good one, but Eyebrows were raised. suspicions linger that Cooper’s I be examined at North Carolina’s An estimated 50 million Ameri­ has been the scene of anti-abortion demonstrations in if they routinely took up national and there seems to be a fishy smell to the whole thing. “While I was characterized at the remarks represent a sharp re- mental hospital.” cans are smokers. recent years. Here’s what we’ve dug up: E international matters. The land of ‘buyer beware’ Congress authorized emergency funding several But sometimes there are issues of such years ago to build 16 new Coast Guard patrol boats critical importance that they cry out for the for use in its drug-interdiction program. But the Primary By John J. Woodcock and magnitude of this consumer attention of everyone — including state buys the same car from a dealer as boat preferred by the Coast Guard was disqualifled nightmare, we only have to look at opposed to another consumer. lawmakers. a 1986 study of the Connecticut by the courts on a technicality. The Connecticut General As­ Also, dealers hold themselves out So the contract for the construction of 16 patrol caps bitter Although resolutions like those the House sembly will soon be tacklingoneof Public Interest Research Group to the public as reputable, knowl­ took up last week are not binding, they can which found that In Connecticut, boats was granted to Bollinger Shipyards of the major consumer complaints edgeable, and possessed of exper­ Louisiana, which manufactures 110-foot craft send an important message to the powers in in our state — the purchase and 37 percent of polled used-car tise concerning their product. Washington. sale of used cars. buyers said that their cars were known as Island Class. The company owner, Don campaign They are licensed by the state and Bollinger, is state chairman of the Republican Tl•REAT YOURSOJF TO A NEW EXPERIENCE The Legislature should not begin to register defective in ways they did not they have service facilities unlike At present, the Connecticut know at the time of purchase; 36 Party, and his Washington lobbyist, Steven Silver, its sentiments on every national and the private seller. To argue that used to be an assistant to Sen. Ted Stevens, By James LItke used-car buyer is in the land of percent of these newly discovered dealers and the once- or twice-in- The Associated Press m IN BANICINGmyfe're proud to announce that all Heritage banking locations are now part of the extensive international issue. But on those issues that R-Alaska. A later decision to buy up to 37 more “buyer beware.” This is so even defects were serious; and 73 a-lifetime private selier should be COMFED banking family. can have a profound impact on Connecticut’s though formal complaints to the Island Class boats came out of the ^n a te percent of those consumers who held up to the same standards is CHICAGO — Today’s Demo­ Big and small customers alike, are availing themselves of the personalized service that is the hallmark of COMFED citizens — like those involving the testing and state against dealers have mush­ found defects discovered them in Appropriations subcommittee that Stevens then cratic city primary elections cap a not a fair or legitimate argument. headed. deployment of nuclear weapons — the roomed increasing steadily each the first thirty days. The report, If consumers selling their used bitter campaign in which Mayor retail baking. At COMFED, customer satisfaction is our first priority. This distinction makes COMFED nothing less than year, used car prices have Silver insists that politics had no part in the Harold Washington compared his General Assembly has an obligation to speak appropriately entitled “The Used cars to other consumers becomes top challenger, former Mayor Jane a new way to bank. skyrocketed, and over two-thirds Car Buyer’s Blues,” shows that Bollinger contract, and Stevens told us he didn’t out. a marketplace problem, then the recaii even discussing the matter with the lobbyist. Byrne, to a swarm of gnats and her of all cars sold by dealers a re used the problems found by the Federal Legislature should address it; but Tbday, you have a greater understanding of checking, savings, and investments. We understand you want a better Certainly some of the hundreds of trifling cars. “I don’t care where they buy the boat,” he said. tactics to Adolf Hitler’s. bills the Legislature is bombarded with each TradeCommissionareonlythetip to date we have had no evidence Voters also will choose between way to m an^e your finances. So we’ll do our best to make your money grow at COMFED. That’s why we provide a spectrum The Legislature has defeated of the iceberg and that the that it is a problem. In fact, a BUT BOLLINGER SHIPYARDS has a lock on Washington’s City Council archri­ of personalized, secure banking products. The fact is, you’re as important to us, as your money is to you. session can be put aside for an hour or less used-car “lemon law” initiatives problem is not going away; rather Wisconsin study on that state’s val, Edward Vrdolyak, and write-in while more weighty matters are discussed. in four of the last five years. In it is becoming more severe with Island Class boats, which are a 20-year-old British challenger John Bilski on the Whatever your banking requirements; retail banking, home mortgages, residential construction loans, corporate used-car lemon law found that of design. Bollinger has the U.S. license on them; in 1982, 1983 and 1986, the bill was used-car pricesgoingupandmore 240 used car buyers who knew Illinois Solidarity Party slate, and banking, or commercial real estate financing; one of our five sop h istical divisions can be of assistance. consumers being forced into the addition, the boats’ blueprints are based on the among four candidates in the defeated in the House by less than their used cars were defective at metric system, which many other U.S. shipyards All of our locations are staffed with qualified professionals. Our people are why a handful of votes. In 1985, it used-car market due to their the time of sale. 61 percent of those Republican primary. A follower of ... Speaking of inability to buy new cars. don’t use. political extremist Lyndon La- we’ve been a major New England institution since 1892. One with more than $1 billion passed the House only to be who bought from private parties ^ Politics or not, documents obtained by our Rouche rounds out the Democratic defeated in the Senate. Each year learned of the defect from the associate Corky Johnson indicate that the patrol slate. in assets and $90 million in capital funds. a waste of time the used-car lobby sends its In 1987, the “Used Car Lemon private seller compared toonly 4.6 boats are not ideal craft for catching drug With polls showing him pulling Enjoy a more personable banking experience and return to good “old-fashioned” SAWNGSBJUm well-heeled lobbyists to the Ca­ Law” will contain two major percent of those who bought from smugglers. Several boats recently delivered have away from Byrne in the Demo­ You can bank on it pitol with specific instructions to components. The first will man­ dealers. already undergone extensive hull repairs. “The cratic primary by as much as 2-to-1, service. Thke a good look at COMFED—it’s a new and better way to bank. One bill the Legislature can put aside — for kill any and all used-car legisla­ date minimum warranties tied Washington urged supporters The second argument that the bows on the boats are collapsing. It is sad we are against complacency, saying a 2 good — is one aimed at restricting the degree tion even though the dealer into the vehicle’s price which will stuck with this thing.” a Coast Guard source told dealers will be using in trying to huge turnout would decide the 2 complaints continue to grow, the also have repair and replace to which restaurants and bars could establish defeat the used-car lemon law will us. outcome. and enforce dress codes. public clamors for relief, and the provisions similar to those found Adm. Paul Yost, the Coast Guard commandant, case for a used-car lemon law in the “New Car Lemon La w. ’ ’ For be that the law will increase the “I’m feeling some good vibra­ The bill, which would allow a person denied prices of used cars. The best way and Mark Stanley, Bollinger’s vice president, said tions,” Washington said Monday. grows stronger and more solid. example, any vehicle costing the hull problems are easy to repair. Yost said the “I’ve been campaigning for the last access to a restaurant or bar because of dress more than $3,000 will have a to test that argument is to iook at the market prices in New York cracks in the hull may have been caused by four years. Running a city is to appeal the matter to a state agency, was TheFederalTradeCommission 30-day, 2,000-mile warranty; any campaigning. It’s carrying out In in 1979 found that over 10 million and Rhode Island, where legisla­ running the boats in heavy seas with too much fudl v( introduced by state Rep. John W. Thompson, vehicle over $4,000 will have a aboard. Stanley said he suspected misuse by Coast your commitments.” used cars were soKi by dealers 60-day, 3,000-mile warranty, and tors have approved used-car Washington defeated Byrne and c< D'Manchester, on behalf of a constituent, lemon laws. Therearenddifferen- Guard crews as the cause of the hull cracks, but a( 4 Robert W. Hershberger. each year, representing$45billion so on. The other major provision of Cook County State’s Attorney Ri­ PI ces in the prices for used cars in said the shipyard will repair them at no cost 4 in sales. Twenty percent of the chard M. Daley in the 1983 Demo­ Hershberger, the head of a motorcyclists’ the bill concerns the mandatory whenever they occur. tx used-car buyers reported misre­ disclosure by deal^s of known Connecticut and those two states. cratic primary. He became the di “It is a heck of a good boat,” the admiral said. tc advocacy group, filed a complaint with the presentation of mechanical de­ material defects. Tins is particu­ With the laws in New York and city’s first black mayor by edging state’s Commission on Human Rights and Rhode Island being stronger, it is “We are using it now beyond specifications. Republican Bernard Epton in the y< fects — two million buyers a year. larly offensive to the major al Opportunities last year after he claimed he The price of used cars has just possible that Connecticut Congress did not force this boat on us. They said get general election. car-leasing companies which a boat quickly, and we wanted to get involved in the Byrne, seeking to rekindle the s was told to leave a Hartford hotel because he substantially increased since dump tens of thousands of their consumers may cross the border tc to buy a car in a state that offers drug (enforcement) business.” magic that enabled her to defeat was wearing a leather jacket. The then; so the cost to used car buyers cars into the used-car market Mayor Michael Bilandic in 1979, n< is more now. each year. some minimal protection, some­ O commission dismissed the complaint, saying THE PROCUREMENT appears to have been called a news conference Monday z< thing our used-car dealers should at Navy Pier, where she launched it did not have jurisdiction. Applying those figures to Con­ be concerned with. highly unusual, to say the least. Our sources insist A The powerful used-car dealer her current campaign 19 months n Although Hershberger might have been that the Island Class boat was forced on the Coast necticut, it is likely that at least lobby will likely marshal its Connecticut has established ago. si treated unfairly, the legislation he suggests is 20,000 people a year in Connecticut forces, spend great sums of Guard. “The polls have always been y< jtseif as the national leader and After the congressional report, the Coast Guard fii unnecessary. Thompson should not have are sold used cars with undis­ money, and attempt to kill the pioneer in providing new-car wrong about me,” she said. “They closed mechanical defects. The legislation again with arguments tried to award Bollinger a sole-source contract. An were wrong in 1983 when they said T introduced the proposal; he admits he didn’t buyers with protection. It’s" time Cl Federal Trade Commission has such as "why discriminate ad — later revised — appeared in the government’s I’d win, and they were wrong in 1979 study it and is not sure whether he’d support that the General Assembly did the Commerce Business Daily announcing the when they said I’d lose.” P found that repair costs on these against us and leave out the same for a larger class of a< it- disguised lemons average at least sole-source contract. The Navy, which handles During the campaign, Washing­ tr private sales which represent consumers, who presently are ton complained about Byrne’s Restaurants and bars have a right to $350 per car. Therefore, Connecti­ one-half of the transactions in the actual procurement for the Coast Guard, insisted 0 impose dress codes in order to create a exposed to a very costly and on bids. negative advertisements that u cut consumers may be spending used car market.” The answer to blamed him for a decline in the S4 more than $7million in repairs per serious problem if they dare tread Because of its licensing arrangement, though, certain atmosphere. Most establishments that is the consumer problems a re into the land of “buyer beware.” ‘ city’s quality of life and higher SI display their dress requirements promi­ year to correct undisclosed me­ not with private sellers but with Bollinger couldn’t lose. To get other bids, the crime rate among other things. w nently, and they try to accommodate chanical defects in their used cars dealer-sellers; witness the com­ government had to pay the company $5.5 million “It reminds me of Hitler’s theory C would-be patrons who might not meet them. which became evident shortly plaints at the Motor Vehicle Democrat John J. Woodcock of for its design rights. And if another builder were to with the big lie,” Washington told a after purchase. That $7 million Department, Department of Con­ South Windsor represents the 14th get the contract, Bollinger would pick up an Jan. 25 rally. “Tell a lie so big that Those who believe they have been wronged figure is a conservative number in sumer Protection and attorney Assembly District and is an additional $4 million in design consulting fees. no one will believe immediately can seek compensation through existing legal that we’re using 1979 data. assistant majority leader in the Ironically, one reason Congress decided to go that you would tell such a lie.” general’s office. Secondly, the Asked about the comparison to channels. To demonstrate the persistence consumer pays more when he state House of Representatives. with an existing boat was to avoid the cost of designing a new one. Our Coast Guard sources say Hitler, Byrne replied: “I think he should spend his time they could have designed a larger, better patrol talking about how he’s going to boat for about $1 million and saved the $5.5 million bring taxes down. ... Bring jobs to in design costs paid to Bollinger. (Tiicago, get some economic devel­ What to do with White House turkeys Coast Guard engineers aren’t upset just over the opment going and stop the name­ 16 Island Class boats already purchas^. Congress calling.” Haltingly and with a certain diffuse, his dungeons? As for the chocolate cake that went has ordered the Coast Guard to buy 21 more, with Washington retorted: “She’s like scatter-brained attention. We the People are along to Tehran with the anti-aircraft missiles, the an option for up to 16 beyond that. The contract was a bunch of gnats around your head. 9 awarded recently to Bollinger. ... You can’t get rid of them, but marking the 200th anniversary of our Constitution. man who OK’d that one needs a nurse, not a trial in 9 Footnote: Stanley scoffed at the suggestion that you’ve got to keep swatting.” Unhappily for the people who plan special events, the U.S. Senate. Impeachment is the political 'Hie mayor over the weekend the Constitution didn’t happen on any specific date. Nicholas equivalent of lining a man up in front of a firing politics got Bollinger the contract, pointing out that raised the possibility his foes might It came to be over an extended period of time, so squad. You can’t do that to a guy whose only sin is this was only the company’s second government try to steal the election. it’s hard to say exactly when to light the Von Hoffman the sawdust running out of his ears. contract in 35 years. On Monday, he focused on the firecrackers. If this were England, Reagan would long since be Chicago Board of Elections Com­ But what the heck, any excuse to party, although, back in Santa Barbara spending his days collecting Mlnl*«dltoi1al missioners, saying there was a sans lacocca and 10,000 dancing girls, this one isn’t kindling. Under the English system his own party Reflecting on the ever-spreading Wall Street heavy request for absentee ballots, going to be as much fun as the July 4th Bicentennial would have removed him and he would have been especially in wards expected to scandals, we were struck by the fact that the favor Byrne. or the Statue of Liberty whoop-de-doo last year. replaced by Bob Dole or some other Republican. culprits are graduates of the nation’s finest That human Vesuvius, the jurist with the lava-flow have been recommending that the presidents be business schools, supposedly the best and brightest “Forget my motivations. Look at mouth, former Chief Justice Warren Burger, is the elected to a single six-year term. There is an array THIS IS NOT TO TOUT the English system over that the American educational system can the facts,” said Washington. “It’s master of these revels and no man stays awake of unconvincing reasons for this proposal but none ours, but they do have a better means of taking produce. What went wrong? Mandatory business twice the number that you’ve ever when Warren speaks. Instead of fireworks and of them get around the central difficulty, which is care of things when the prime minister starts school courses in old-fashioned ethics might help, heard of.” dancing girls the Constitution’s birthday is being the inherent drawbacks of a fixed term regardless turning into a barnyard fowl. Thirteen years ago, but we favor a more fundamental approach. We A circuit judge Monday disal­ celebrated by seminars and deliberative of its length. The nub of the problem is what to do we got lucky and tricked Dick Nixon into walking suspect a few stiff prison sentences would be a lowed absentee ballots submitted commissions, all of which will propose when a president with X number of years left to the plank, but there is no way you’re going to get lesson that can be understood by even the by anyone other than the voter or a 7 amendments to the Constitution which have serve is suddenly perceived as a grade A turkey. Reagan to resign. relative of the voter. Tom Leach, a best-educated swindler. 7 already long since been proposed and not acted on. It might help if we prevailed oh Donald Regan, spokesman for the city election RONALD REAGAN is a textbook example. Reagan’s grand vizier and the man apparently board, said the decision may affect AMONG THE PERENNIAL amendment Beginning last November, as his Iran idiocy began most responsible for the recent stupidities, to Uply several hundred ballots. chestnuts is the one extending the terms of to ooze out into public view, the guy started to grow change his name. People confuse Regan with iEaitrliPStpr Hrralh On a second lawsuit, a judge congressmen from two years to four. The effect of feathers and gobble. Under our Constitution you Reagan and are blaming Ronnie for what Donnie is denied a request by Washin^on’s this would be to make it yet harder than it already can’t quietly ease a presidential turkey out Of the doing. Granted, name changing is complicated, but Founded In 1M1 partisans to monitor the transfer of is to defeat an incumbent. As it is, election to White House into the roasting pan. The position it’s got to be done because Ronnie Gobbler won't ballot boxes as well as vote­ Congress is fast becoming a lifetime position. being a kingly one, the great charter of American PENNY M. SIEFFEHT...... PubUthw counting in the computer- fire Donnie Gobbler. The two of them, inseparable OOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Exacutiv* Editor tabulation center at the election The argument is that a four-year term will turn government decrees that a president can only be birds of a feather, love to peck and strut together. ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Auoclalo Editor these dodos into farsighted statesmen. Alas, alack, removed for high crimes and misdemeanors. board office. Just a suggestion. As for the Constitution, in 1878, CENTRAL CONNECTICUT OFFICES: Coventry Route 3L 742-7321 • Manchester (3) 23 Main St., 647-0568,1007 Main S t, 649-4586, the senators whose terms are already three times That expression is far too grand for what Reagan DENISE A. ROBERTS...... 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Circulation Managar presented to a Moslem religious fanatic who scarfs of man.” Keep that in mind the next time Washington, 33 percent Byrne and h For decades people who study these matters up odd American citizens and has thrown them in Turkey-Lurkey gobbles at you on your TV screen. IS percent undecided. 01 8 — MANCHESTER HERAUP, Tuwday. Feb. 24.1987 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Feb. 84 .1887 — 8 HAQAR THE NORIIIILE by Oik BrowiM •NAFU by BruM Bm MI* K A N U T 8 by CiMilM M. Schuls L V

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Nevertheless, ever since it 2125 us Assume that was established by Act of Congress QUESTION: I am considering the 'proceeds in 1970, SIPC has a good record of buying U.S. Treasury bills at the 2100 from a $10,000 squaring away accounts at failed weekly auctions, but I don’t re­ 2075 atured U.S. Treasury bill will not member of the Securities Investors brokerages. member where to write for infor­ . SIII reinvested • • • for* several days. My Protection Corp. When a brokerage mation and “ tender” fomns. Can 2050 $10,000 will'be held by the broker­ house goes belly up, SIPC covers QUESTION: Now that all new you provide that address? Dow Jon«8 Av8r89« age firm for that short ^period of each customer up to $500,000, no issues of U.S. Treasury securities 2025^ time. '' more than $100,000 of which can be are handled only on a “ book-entry” ANSWER: You can make direct High; 2,249.86 2000 ' If the brokerage firm fails during cash. basis — recorded on computers — purchases of new T bills through the Low: 2,186.30 that time, will the $10,000 become Many brokerage firms have the subject of securing money in Bureau of the Public Debt, Wa­ Close. 2,216.54 1975^ assets of the brokerage house and private insurance coverage for exchange for Treasury bonds, notes shington, DC 20230-1000, or through subject to its creditors claims? Will their customers, above and beyond and bills becomes of paramount your district Federal Reserve Bank Chanflt: -18.70 1950 the $10,000 be tied up in litigation? the SIPC limits. There's no reason importance. Is it possible to sell or branch. There are 12 Fed banks •1925 What procedure would I have to to doubt your brokerage’s claim book-entry Treasury securities be­ and 25 branches around the coun­ follow to''recoup my money? that it has $10 million per customer fore they mature, or use them for a try. Your local bank can provide the •1900 When I inquired at the brokerage coverage. Anyway, unless you loan? address of the Fed bank or branch 1875 firm; I was informed that each oflto leave mighty big bundles of securi­ serving your area. 19 2 customers is insured up to $10 ties and cash with your broker, ANSWER: Sure. However, if you You can also buy T bills through 26 *17 23 million. I find that very hard to SIPC covers you. own Treasury securities in your your local bank or brokerage firm, January February ♦Holiday believe, considering the tens of Be sure you understand that personal book-entry account, you which will probably charge $25 or thousands of clients the firm have to transfer them to a commer­ F neither SIPC nor other insurance more for that service. By buying obviously has. v ' v protects you from losing money in cial book-entry account at a bank or direct through the Bureau of Public the market if securities you have brokerage firm first. Debt or a Fed bank or branch, you ANSWER: The $10 million per left with your brokerage fall in You do that by completing a duck that fee. customer insurance coverage is not value. SIPC’s function is to see to it security transfer request, Form PD B u s in e s s In B r i ^ unbelievable. Every brokerage that the securities and cash you 5178 for Treasury notes and/or Doyle welcomes written ques­ firm doiitg general business with have in your brokerage account are bonds in the new "Treasury Di­ tions, but he can provide answers McCormick promoted at bank the public is required to be a returned to you if your brokerage rect” system and Form PD 4833 in only through the column. HARTFORD — James L. McCormick has been promoted to assistant vice president at Connecticut Nationai Bank. He is account manager for the Data Processing Services Department. American Can searches for new name McCormick Joined the bank in 1973 and held iwsitions in the branch system until 1978, when he was promoted to operations By Linda Stowell increase over I985's total of 1,041. Armstrong name will continue as a company changed it to Exxon. development officer. He served as operations analyst inSystems The Associated Press Major companies changing their subsidiary known as Armstrong The then-chairman, J.K. Jamie­ Planning Development from 1982 until 1984, when he was names in 1986 included Burroughs Tire Co. son said. “ The old name served us prom ote to manager of network operations. He was appointed t6 STAMFORD — When American and Sperry corporations, which Fairfield-based General Electric well and is rich in tradition but it his current position as account manager last year. Can Co. sold Its can business, it sold merged to form Unisys Corp. and Co. also made two slight changes has led people to confuse us with more than cans — it sold its name Capital Cities Communications and last week. It will shorten its name to some of our competitors.” tod. ABC, which formed Capital Cities- GE hnd take some curlicues out of Today, the name is very distinc­ Duclos Joins brokerage group ' Now, American Can Co. is ABC Inc. its symbol. tive and it has worked, said Juliet searching for a new name, one that “ The name is very important. A American C an ’s new name will McGhie, a spokeswoman in New H ARTFO RD — The Farley Co. recently announced the will describe its financial services company’s identity is what is be voted on by shareholders at the York. The use of the double ” xx” addition of Mark J. Duclos to the firm’s brokerage group. and speciality retailing businesses. chooses to say about itself.” said April 28 annual meeting in Houston. was rare, and after studying Duclos Joined Uie downtown-based commercial real estate The Greenwich-based firm is one Clive Chajet. chairman of Lippin- “ The new name will clearly thousands of names, officials made . company in January and is now working in the industrial/conv of thoukands of other companies cott & Margulies. a New York reflect changes at American Can. It their choice. McGhie said one name mercial group. He will concentrate on actively representing that in the past two years have identity management and consult­ would no longer be appropriate to rejected was “ Enco,” when it was clients in their leasing, sale or purchase of industrial and, (iecided to make a new name for ing firm. be tagged as American Can,” said learned that Enco in Japanese can commercial land and properties in the Greater Hartford Region. themsejves. In New Haven, Armstrong Brian T. Martin, a company mean stalled car. - Astrograph The number of corporate name Rubber Co. shareholders last week spokesman. “ Our hope is that it will Unisys Corp. of Detroit hunted for changes hit a record'•in 1986 as a approved the new Armtek name, be non-limiting and give us flexibil­ a name in an unusual and fast way. Saies and earnings up at Gerber result of corporate buying, selling which company officials said re­ ity as we go forward.” The merger between Burroughs flects the company’s expanding The name change that is consi­ and Sperry began in May and the curiosity could draw you into a compli­ and Testructuring. according to a NORTH M4-I7 SOUTH WINDSOR — Gerber Scientific Inc. has reported dered one of the most successful by new name was announced in 2 cated situation today that should be survey by Anspach Gross Portugal businesses. Armtek chairman qfour ♦ S4 higher third-quarter and nine-month operating results. Idc., a corporate identity consult­ Frank R. O’Keefe Jr. said manu­ industry watchers is Exxon Corp. November. The company held a avoided. Don't poke your nose in where W 10 8 6 4 3 ^ r t h d a y it doesn't belong. Sales fo r the third quarter ended Jan. 31 increased 8 |>ercent to ing firm in New York. facturing tires now makes up only The company had been Standard worldwide contest to select the ♦ J 10 7 4 ALLEY OOP ®by Dove Qrouo 38 percent of Armtek business Oil Co. (N ew Jersey) since it was name and Unisys was submitted by LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Major decisions ♦ A K $53,381,000 from $40,420,000 for the same |>erlod last year. The study fqund l.ssf name F«b. 25,1987 shouldn't be made Impulsively today, I TOLD YOU LARRY \ ...HE BECAME/ GOOD HEAVENS! Consolidated net earnings for the third quarter were $5,220,000, changes in 1980, a 33^ percent compared to 93 percent in 1980. The chartered in 1882. In 1972, the a Burroughs employee in Atlanta. especially if what yoii decide has a di­ WEST EAST CAUGHT UP WITH MEfVERV ABUSIVE I PIP YOU MANAGE an Increase of 12 percent from net earnings of $4,657,000 for'the In the year ahead you might become in­ rect effect on someone who Isn't 4Q632 ♦ A ON MY WAY HOMEyANP FINALLY V tO GET AWiAV third quarter of last year. Earnings per share were 30 cents in this present. WQ5 WJ972 ONE NIGHT... y-^LOSr CONTROL AN DX FROM HIM? volved In an exciting new venture that BEGAN BEATING ME! year’s third quarter, compared to 27 centsTast year. could be quite profitable, provided you VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) If you have to ♦ 9 6 5 2 ♦ AQ3 are associated with the right people. deviate from your customary proce­ ♦ 10 9 8 ♦QJ753 For the nine months ended Jan. 31, consolidated sales PISCES (Fob. 20-Marcli 20) You could dures at work today, it's best to consult increased 18 percent to $164,070,000, from $143,850,000Jor the SOUTH be the source of your own undoing to­ your superiors before making any previous year. Consolidated net earnings in this year’s first nine ♦ K J 10 9 8 7 ** condition*Hairspray 4 changes. day If you do something that is opposed months were $14,704,000, an increase of It percent from net WAK 7 Ourxre to your better judgment. Don't Ignore LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) You might not ♦ K8 earnings of $13,194,000 last year. Earnings per share were 85 your common sense. Major changes are be up to par today at managing ticklish Shampoo Styling financial stituatlons. Be careful with ♦ 642 cents in this year’s first nine months co m p a rt to 76 cento in the and Mousse B ahead for Pisces in the coming year. Send for your Astro-Graph pr^iction your resources as well as the resources Vulnerable: Neither same period of last year. ' After-Shampoo 6 O unce | Styling today. Mail $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this of others. Dealer: South Gerber Systems Technology Inc., the company’s 84 percOnt- you Can Feel at Home With Us Treatment “ J Gel newspaper, P.O. Box 91426, Cleveland, SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Associa­ owned subsidiary, reported net losses of $143,000 and $743;0(^, • MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE • WINDSOR •S***,!! * 4 O unce OH 44101-3426. Be sure to state your tions with outsiders should run reason­ Weft North East Sooth respectively, for the three- and nine-month periods ended Jan. 31, • EAST HARTFORD • HARTFORD (2) 15 CJunce • CLINTON • GROTON • PUTNAM zodiac sign. ably smoothly today, but this might not 1 ♦ compared to net losses of $247,000 and $157,000 in the comparable be true In your involvements with family $ 1 4 9 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be cautious Pass 1 NT Pass 2 ♦ 1986 periods. EACH ONLY regarding Involvements today that members or in-laws. Pass 3 ♦ Pass 4 ♦ stretch you to the limits financially. If SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Don’t Pass Pass Pass you get In over your head, it may be dif­ overpower people with your ideas to­ G«rber Garment leases new space' ficult to ball out. day. If they seem unreceptive, putting Opening lead: ♦ 10 VIVARIN MASSENGILL TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Associates on the pressure won't change their SUCRETS TWIN PUCKS can be led today, but they cannot be minds. Gerber Garment Technology Inc., a division of Gerber pushed. If others feel you are being too CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) It's not ScienUfle Inc., has leased 30,000 square feet of space at 8 a smart move today to lend something aggressive, they are likely to withdraw Progress Drive in the Manchester Industrial Park, the landlord $ 1 8 9 their cooperation. you prize to a friend you know is quite GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It’s Impor­ careless with his or her own Just inches away re|K>rted this week. i tant today that you have a definite possessions. The Farley Co., the property manager of the park, said that Reg. *2.18 sense of direction, or else you might AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) In gratify­ from the goal Geiiber Garment would use the space to expand its present scatter your efforts so thin that nothing ing demands placed on you by others, . computer-aided products division from their headquarters' in $ 1 7 9 $ 3 $ 9 Country Flowers worthwhile will be achieved. you're likely to change course too often By James Jacoby Tolland. CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) Excessive for your own good today. Herbs! Meanwhile; Farley also reported that the Brintec Ck>rp. of Reg. •^30 Reg. M.32 Declarer exercised a reasonable Vlnsgsr A Wstsr Willimantic has expanded its operations into the industrial park. Reg. *2.19 Reg. *4.99 amount of skill with today’s deal. But Bsllsmsl Brintec, a cable manufacturer and distribution center, will lease R»g.-Ch0rry-Mnfithol Aosartid 16 CL 18 Count 40 Count he overlooked one key tactic. Follow FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavea Polly’s Pointers the play and see if you can detect bis 9,000 square feet within a 48,000-square-foot building at 115 error. Progress Drive. STICKLETS South took dummy’s A-K of clubs I PON'TMIN/P SEIN6 DENTYNE and came to his hand with the ace of SUPER PAK IN TOUCH WITH Dollar rises following agreement CERTS BONUS PAK etc. hearts to ruff a club. Since it was like­ ly that he would lose two trump tricks, CIQIOOTH-OW> I'm sending you a copy of my news- Use sourdough he rightly decided to try for a trick P E A U IT Y , AS LO NG AS LONDON — The dollar rose in moderately active European ietter “ Baking with Sourdoughs and D»Meitr$eN with the king of diamonds. When he trading today on what dealers said was a reluctance to sell "Dentyne. Starters,” which has the above reci­ —■^ZtQOlCW mtnsusmn mmnl- FRESH in coffee cake led the jack of diamonds, Elast won the I PON'T HAVe To dollars following the weekend agreement by six leading pes plus a Choco-Peannt Cake varia­ ttrnatcuM > —\ REGULAR ace and played another club. Although industrialised nations to help stabilize exchange rates. Gold^ tliE ig l tion and other recipes for sourdough L i V f UNSCENTEO By Polly Fisher South ruffed in his hand, West did not starters and baked goods, such as a prices fell slightly. . take his queen of trumps. Instead, Dealers said the Paris agreement had spawned fears of central Reg. *2.49 potato starter, soui^ough chocolate DEAR POLLY — Would you repeat West jettisoned the queen of hearts. cake, buckwheat pancakes and whole­ e.HinwAo "(UAVC.J 2-Z4- bank Intervention if the dollar drops. ‘ the recipe for “Herman” sourdough Declarer now took his best shot by 3/*l“ 2/894 In Tokyo, where trading ends before Europe’s business day N o w * l~ 9 that is used to make coffee cake? — wheat sourdough bread. Red or Green playing the king of spades, since either begins, the dollar edged higher against the JOpanese yen ^ter Aasortnd FIsvon ALISON Others who would like a copy of this defender might have held the lone DEAR ALISON — This popular issue should send $1 for each copy to WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalli falling for two days. It closed at 153.79 yen. up from Monday s queen of trumps. East took the spade close of 153.55 yen. Later, In London, it was higher at 153.85. recipe makes a sweet yeast dough POLLY’S POINTERS, in care of this ace and led a heart, which West ruffed newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ SPEED LADY'S starter that can be used to make a va­ low, and West still had the queen of DO >OU WATCH "/ViOONUSHTINS"? r DON'T WHY£X3MX1 TO FU TA tY land, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to in­ ried of coffee cakes. spades for the setting trick. “THE B ILL NO, I "FAMILyTIEe"? WATCH ANY KAYEA T V ENCYCLOPEDIA NYQUIL clude the title. — POLLY Mix 2 cups flour, 3 tablespoons sug­ Declarer’s thinking was good up to a OOSet'SHOW"? DON'T. 'NiaHTCOUieT'? OF THEM. SET? ON. Interest rates on T -b lllt fall STICK SPEED STICK ar, 1 teaspoon salt and 1 package ac­ Polly will send you a Polly Dollar point. But he lost the contract because ($1) i f she uses your fa vorite Pointer, \ I I / WASHINGTON — Interest rates on short-term Treasu^ tive dry yeast. Gradually stir in 2 cups he did not take his second heart trick speed warm water. Peeve or Problem in her column. (piiicasL securities fell to the lowest levels in five weeks. earlier. Suppose he cashes both the ace lI rf" $099 s t M k $ 1 8 9 Cover bowl loosely with plastic Write POLL Y’S POINTERS in care of and the king of hearts before ruffing & The Treasury Department on Monday sold $6.6 billion iq NyQuii NyQuii $ 1 9 9 this newspaper. f.T.HT Tii.'r NIGHTTIVE r _ i wrap and let stand at room tempera­ his losing club. Now the defenders will three-month bills at an average discount rate of 5.40 percent, COl H'- VFn'.UNE COLDS f.TD'ClNE ture for three days, stirring at least down from 5.66 percent last week. Another $6.6 billion was sold in Lost farmland not be able to take more than the ace Reg. *3.68 Reg. 12.23 once a day. At the end of three days, of diamonds and two trump tricks (the six-month bills at an average discount rate of 5.41 percent, down Reg. '2 .3 9 the starter should be bubbly with a ace and queen), and there will be no Three million acres of U.S. farm­ from 8.70 percent last week. clean, sour, somewhat alcoholic aro­ way for West to take a trick with a low Regular or Cherry - 6 oz. land are still being lost each year to The rates were the lowest sihee Jan. 20, when three-month bills Assorted 2.5 oz. Assorted 1.5 oz. ma. Use immediately or store in the trump by ruffing declarer’s king of t. 141 Hamilton by man-made freon gases? (60 min.) Una (CC). Why can’t she get treatment now? held at Willie’s Steak House on May 19. Members of the campus of the University of Connecticut, have been [USA] MOVIE: 'Nona But tha Lonely have recurring inflammation of the Drive. (2B) MOVIE: 'The Anderson Tapes' A Califomia navel oranges costs $11. A box of 18 to 24 committee include; Harriet Casperson, Elizabeth fTl Cannon Heart' A Cockney drifter finda spiritual ful­ ’This waiting is anguish. named to the dean’s list for the fall semester. million-doltar robbery occurs at an apart­ testicles or the tissues in that very Indian River red grapefmit costs $9. The fruit can be Dziadus, Irene (McMullen) Foster, Katherine Giblin, School of Education; Frank T. Hacker Jr., 59 Walnut (33) Honaymooners fillment when he learns his mother is dying. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences: William F. ment building on New York's fashionable sensitive area. This should be a Cary Grant, Ethel Barrymore, Barry Fitzger­ :ordered by calling 643-0632 or 643-6532. Delivery will be Ludwin Hansen, William McKinney, Frank Miller, St.; Dawn M. Kinney, 40 Benton St.; Patricia M. upper East Side. Sean Connery, Dyan Can­ Not AvailaUa In Stoia* DEAR READER: Leukemia, •AUTO Klesman, 33 Box Mountain Road; Diane R. Manning, ald. 1944. treatable infection. Ask for a M ^arth y, 21 Princeton St.; and Virginia L. Zeldler, 84 non. Martin Balsam. 1971. :.made, to Manchester homes only, on March 14. Benjamin Redding, Doris (McCollum) Sinnamon, 33 Watrous Road; Scott K. Richardson, 33 Rosewood @ ) MOVIE; 'That Man from Rio' A cancer of the blood cells, can take referral to a urologist or the urology Jarvis Road. 9 9 Hilda (Magnuson) Stratton, Albert ’Tuttle and Rodney French soldier on leave follows his kid­ 3:15AM [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Star 80' Lane; and Kirsten Stoppleworih, 1020 Boston Tpke. (3 ) M O VIE: 'Chinatown' A small-time many forms. Some are acute and clinic at a large hospital. • HOMEOWNERS School of Engineering; Glen D. Boldnc, 126 Oak St.; private eye stumbles on a big case which napped sweetheart to Rio. Jean-Paul Bel­ (C C ) The story of Dorothy Strattsn, 1980 and Lois (Howe) Wilcox. School of Business Administration; Robert N. Playmate of the Year who was murdered extremely dangerous; others seem Volleyball raises funds Allen J. C avlc^l, 96 Alton St.; Richard Lescroart, 145 involves graft and murder. Jack Nicholson. mondo. Francoise Dorleac, Jean Servais. Cnsano, 37 Flora Road; School of Engineering; David Faye Dunaway. John Huston 1974. 1964. by her estranged husband, is portrayed. to be more indolent and less severe. DEAR DR. GOTT; I ’m a female, • LIFE Cushman Drive. ' ’There are already 20 teams signed up for the fourth G. Gelssert, 12 Carpenter Road; Gerard H. Murphy, 10 (S ) Hogan's Heroes Mariel Hemingway, Eric Roberta, Cliff (fob- Your wife probably has chronic 46, who had a massive heart attack. Support group meets March 3 School of Fine Arts: Christopher Huestls, 147 GD Novela: La Gloria y el Infiemo ertson 1983. Rated R. annual Century 21 - Easter Seal Volleyball Marathon, Hebron Road; Raymond E. Myette Jr., 17 Femwood © ) News lymphocytic leukemia (CLL). an ’There is 80 percent blockage in a Eldridge St.; Russell M. Vlnlck, 90 Cushman Drive; dD MOVIE: 'The Jayne Mansfield Story' INSURANCE March 13 through 15 at East Catholic High School. The ’The Alliance for the Mentally III of Manchester will Drive. This is the life story of the actress and sex [C N N ] Sports Tonight 3:30AM [D IS ] m o v i e : 'ThaActtass' abnormality of the blood cells main artery. The doctors suggest and Nancy E. Wynn, 141 Scott Drive. A girl persuades her cantankerous father event raises money to support programs for children meet March 3 at 7 p.m. in Room 4 of the Center for School of Fine Arts; Parise R. Lemaire, 16 Converse symbol whose meteoric career and life [D IS] MOVIE; 'Bom Free' called,lymphocytes, which help to balloon surgery. What is this? School of Family Studies: Carol L. Denno, 67 ervied in tragedy. Loni Anderson, Arnold to let her become an setrsss. Spencer ■ and adults with disabilities. To register a team of nine Mental Health, Manchester Memorial Hospital. Road; John J. Liebler, 80 Volpi Road; School of Family Tracy, Jean Simmons, Teresa Wright. fight infection. ’This type of leuke­ 8 8 [ESPN ] SportsCanter Let us help you Homestead St.; GcMfrey H. Siedor, 33 Trebbe Drive; Karen Lepak, case manager of the center’s Schwarzenegger. 1980. mia often doesn’t behave like ‘ (six players and three substitutes), call Kelley Olson, Studies; Judy A. Lemonds, 5 ’Tinker Pond Road. 1953. DEAR READER: Balloon angio­ outpatient clinic, will be the speaker. School of Nursing; Jeffrey L. Bergeron, 170 Grissom [CN N ] Prime News [HBO] MOVIE: 'Uphill All the Way' leukemia at all; it appears to be an Easter Seal Society of Connecticut, 800-874-7687. 4:00AM CE Make Room for Daddy plasty is a new and revolutionary r^anage your ’file support group is for families and friends of those [D IS] Boone uncontrolled production of certain Teams must raise a minimum of flOO. 11:35PM CD Entertainment Temight CE MOVIE: 'Skigapora' treatment for blocked arteries. A with prolonged mental illness. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Mad Max: Beyond A visit with Faye Dunaway in Europe on the blood cells that doesn’t affect personal Thunderdome* (C C ) In an apocalyptic so­ [C N N ] Larry King Ovamight catheter, with a deflated balloon THE LITTLE set of her upcoming A B C -TV movie, "Cas­ health. As the lymphocytes grow in ciety, a loner battles the ruthless queen of anova". 4:10AM [HBOj M O VIE: 'W indy City' around it. is passed into a blocked insurance needs. iHoarlng tests offered number, the blood becomes heavier artery. Once it is in the appropriate Group holds auditions Thoughts THEATRE OF and stickier. When the count '' ’The Hear Again Company will be at Bolton position, the balloon is suddenly WINDSOR — Auditions for the Windsor Jesters’ MANCHESTER reaches 50,000 to 100,000, the blood inflated. ’This pressure causes the ' Pharmacy on ’Thursday from 1 to 3 p.m. to provide free hearing testa. Visiting Nurse and Home Care of musical, "Y ou ’re a good Man, (%arlie Brown,” will be needs thinning. This usually is done balloon to be forced against the ^ Basf rafat ‘••A* Cinem a easily with medicine that turns off from 10 eompanha Manchester will hold iU monthly blood pressure held on Sunday and March 8 from i to 4 p.m. at the L.P. 7 the production of lymphocytes. : screening at the same time. Wilson Community Center, 599 Matianuck Ave. What is idolatry? Idolatry is of our own making? Do we worship 7 JTINTYPES Patients with CLL can live long The aix-character cast includes male and female usually thought of as the worship of God as He truly Is or do we worship HARTPOIID — Over the Top (PG) 1:30,7:40,9:50. — WRIT HARTFORD and productive lives as long as their ATTENTION roles. Production is scheduled for May 1,2,3,8 and 9. things other than God. The Bible God as we wish He was? 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Do we perhaps worship a God Church gf the Living God M- H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueiday. Ftb. «4.1M7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb. 24. 1887 — IS Winwood may win Grammy, SPORTS I but Simon captures spotiight By sea By Richard D* Atlty a h album of the year for his “ Back In Th« Atsoclattd Prtss The High Life" LP, while his Bird shines brightest in Ceitic victory suf “ Higher Love" single was nomi­ LOS ANGELES - Steve Win- ing nated for record and song of the Russia bound wood may get his first Grammy nig year. He also was nominated for Bv Jim Tierney Award after two decades in rock commonplace events that happen. In ( pop male vocal performance and Workers place Herald Sports Writer Perenially, another constant music, but tonight's spotlight is on producer of the year. N B A ro un dup Paul Simon, whose “ Graceland" paintings by An- amidst a talent-laden league of agt Winwood scored his first hits with HARTFORD — Year in and year album has embroiled him in the personnel is the brightest star of — see p a g e 17 19- the Spencer Davis Group in the dew Wyeth in out, throughout the National Bas­ politics of South Africa. them all — Boston Celtics' Larry bet mid-1980s with such tunes as ketball Association, some things Winwood, who before this year shipping cases Bird. “ Gimme Some Loving,” and con­ are taken for granted. The success The eighth-year Indiana State noi never had been nominated by the tinued with the British supergroup Thursday at the of teams such as the Los Angeles Nets, 116-103, in a come-from-. National Academy of Recording graduate scored 21 of his game-high behind victory Monday night at the thr Traffic and a solo career. Lakers, the Philadelphia 76ers, and 35 points in the second half to propel Arts and Sciences, ieads the nomi­ Brandywine River the Boston Celtics are a few of Uie Civic Center before a seilout crowd, nations with five. Simon has four the Celtics past the New Jersey of 15,134. pis GABRIEL, 8^ founder of the Museum in Chadds am nominations along with Peter Ga­ British group Genesis who abruptly Upon returning from a long west briel and Jazzman Wynton coast swing in which they took six He embarked on a solo career in 1975, Ford., Pa., in an Marsalis. is nominated for record and song of out of eight contests, the Ceitics CBS-TV will broadcast the pres­ preparation for an (41-14) were in a ripe position for an the year for his Motown-inspired esi entations live to the East Coast “ Sledgehammer" single and his international ex­ upset at the hands of the lowly Nets starting at 8 p.m. EST, with Billy (13-40). The first half was pure led “ So” LP for album of the year. He pis Crystal as host. also is nominated for best rock hibit of work of evidence of Boston's fatigue factor Simon was briefly blacklisted by F rle male vocal performance. Wyeth in Lenin­ from the trip when It trailed, 60-54. the United Nations after being “ That was very apparent in the ovt Trumpeter Marsalis' four nomi­ thf accused of violating a cultural nations include two in Jazz, for the grad in March. first half that we were still in Utah boycott of South Africa by record­ PAUL SIMON best group instrumentai perfor­ AP photo somewhere,” O ltic coach K.C. ing part of "Graceland” in briefly blacklisted Jones said, referring to Boston's tez mance on his “ J Mood'' LP and best bui Johannesburg. Jazz instrumental solo perfor­ big loss against the Jazz last week. The blacklisting was withdrawn “ I'm sure New Jersey really 10 supporters point to his careful mance for “ Insane Asylum,” on the esI when he reaffirmed his opposition crediting to writers and musicians “ J Mood” LP. He also has nomina­ Director says he didn’t teii aii wanted this one because they got us to apartheid, South Africa's system at the right time. But, somehow in in the album. tions as a classical trumpeter and mt of racial segregation. He defended himself during an composer. the third quarter we came.out and E LOS ANGELES (AP) — “ Twi­ ducer George Folsey Jr., special it was planned for Vic Morrow to Pu interview to be broadcast this week Barbra Streisand, Dionne War­ put it together. This is recovery SIMON TOLD a Jan. 30 news light Zone” director John Landis effects coordinator Paul Stewart, stumble and fall?” asked coi on CBS-TV's “ The Morning wick, Robert Palmer, and Janet tearfully testified in his manslaugh­ time getting in from that trip, so, conference his dispute with the production manager Dan Al- D'Agostino. this is a fantastic win.” Program.” Jackson, sister of Michael, each ter trial that the ultimately fatal African National (ingress had lingham and pilot Dorcey Wingo. “ No,” said Landis, who also Albert King and Monroe. Conn.- Pu have three nominations. movie scene looks horrendous Landis became agitated as Dep­ admitted he did not tell this to pis been resolved, but the ANC con­ “ THE VERY IDEA of ‘cultural Also receiving nominations are native Mike Gminski led the Nets tinues to condemn him. because it was supposed to, and uty District Attorney Lea Purwin National Transportation Safety fin imperialism' that is, that you can the Chicago Bears, for the 1986 said he finds it hard to watch. during the first half. King scored 12 “ Simon has broken the cultural D'Agostino suggested he had fabri­ Board Investigators. of his 18 points during the first 3-p go into a country and use the brag-rap “ Super Bowl Shuffle,” Landis adamantly denied Mon­ boycott and in so doing has made a cated a story to explain why D'Agostino, whose cross- quarter while Gminski hit for 10 in essence of its culture to make a and Run D.M.C., for “ Raising day that he invented an account of mockery of the suffering of the Morrow fell during a scene in which examination of Landis was ex­ the second quarter and gave New profit, is silly,” he said in the Hell.” They are up against each his actions to protect himself, but people of South Africa,” according he carried Renee Chen, 6, and Myca pected to be completed today, Jersey its largest lead of the game interview. “ Cultures must interact, other for best rhythm and blues admitted he did not tell a grand Jury to a statement last week by Dali Dinh Le, 7, across a river. Morrow, contends the fall was unplanned. at halftime. Kevin McHale kept the ideas must pass, and the idea that a performance by a duo or group. everything he has said at his Tambo, son of ANC President 53, and the children were killed She says the children were too Celtics close in the first 24 minutes i culture could thrive in isolation is Television audiences will see only Oliver Tambo. Superior Court trial. seconds after the fall. heavy for Morrow and the scene ridiculous.” 14 live award presentations, prim­ Landis and four associates are by scoring 20 of his 31 points. “ He has added further insult to Jurors have seen the film of was unsafe from the outset. “ They played pretty tough,” Simon, 45, was nominated for arily in the pop and rock categories. charged with involuntary mans­ Morrow struggling to get to his feet As she pressed the point, Landis injury by misinforming Journalists album, song and producer of the Awards in the remaining 54 catego­ Celtic guard Danny Ainge said. here and abroad about the attitude laughter in the deaths of Vic with a child in each arm Just before became upset. year, and best pop male vocal ries will be presented before the Morrow and two child actors killed "They've got a lot of talent on that of the ANC and the people of South the helicopter blade obliterates “ I think we're having a prob­ team. We Just allowed them to get H«r«ld photo by Tuckor performance. He already has won broadcast and mentioned briefly on when a helicopter crashed on them them. lem,” he told her. “ Vic is acting. It Africa, whom he at no stage 10 Grammys during his career, air. These off611 1 *6 5, Mollle Jacobeon 3 0-4 6, 2. Dot Pafard 1662. Totals 19613 66. season is over, there are going to be conference’s tournament with a toward lU first Charter Oak Confer­ H.S. Ronndap run for the Indians in 2:49.9 while fPfftte Coglooello 0060, Chris Gaonen CHENEY TECH (Ml — Sbalene TOLLAND (331 — M lkt Allonoch 4 66 Todd Clemons and Platt’s Skip a lot of “ couldas” and "what ifs." victory at St. John’s Saturday, had ence title since 19S0 with a 6S-22 ® M 0 06 0, Mldi3le Westry 35611. Diane Sandberg35611. 9, Carlton C oyw ard3066, John Darling Williams tied for honors in the The Mth-ranked Fighting Illini overtime. to hold off the Wildcats, 15-13 and thrashing of Bolton High Monday Dixon 1 M 2 . Totals 2911-273. « Vicky Ferrara 2664. Kotby Morlorty 0 03-43, Adam MateonOOOO, PatTralltv suffered through another frustrat­ In the extra session, the teams 6-9, who rallied on the long-range --• O L T O N jm — Michelle Hardee50-1 06 0. Vicky (Nirbich 0 06 0. Jessica 0 06 0, Dan Votquuz 3 46 11, Bob 506meter run, each clocked in n l^ t. ^W endy Nell 3064, Amy Stoud11062, MANCHESTER (M ) — K rit V oteliw i Torres 0 (M) 0. Totals 81614 26. ing conference game Monday NIvtnson 11-2 3, D o vt Bochlochl 01-21, 1:10.9. Clemons was also second In traded baskets before ^ r d u e went shooting of Harold Jensen. The PatrioU are lS-2 in confer­ Wh'tnevtovaoouph 10 1 2, Jill Sipple 0 5-631, K r li Cool 0060, Anna Rlgglo 11-1 ■ Stavt Sollno 0 06 0. Totals 11 616 33 night, falling to No. 6 Purdue 76-75 up for good 69-67 on a Jump shot by Jensen scored 20 of his 26 points in 060, LydiaSIdur0060, KrIsKellyIOZ 3, E rin P rM COtt34610, Val Hordlin30-2 the 56meter dash and third in the ence play, tied with Cromweli High 2, Tereto MeSAohon 0 06 0, Annie 3-polnt (laid goal!; Covtntry (5) — in overtime. Troy Lewis, who finished with 18 the second half and he connected on 6, LIm Cartlor 16-108, B a rb D 'B rItn 12-3 Avar 2, Walsh, Gibbs, Oswell; Tolland 56meter high hurdles. for the Coc lead. Coventry winds Cassells 1 0-2 2. Totals 11 06 22. 4, J m i FObor 166 2,,Chris RovagnoOlHI Boys Basketball (2) — Allonoch, Vasquez. Tom Lyon took the 1600 meters in The conference loss was the fifth points, one less than Todd Mitchell. six of 10 3-point attempts. up its season Wednesday on the 0. Totals 181628 54. Halftime; 32-10 Coventry against nine victories for Illinois. Stephens added a 3-pointer and the “ Jensen was Just eating us up,” ^SOUTH WINDSOR (N ) — Kathy 4:41.1 with Sean Toland and Dana road against East Hampton while MH8 triumphs O rac* 2 6 6 4, Kally Holcomba 4 6913. lt-7 overall. The flve losses have Boilermakers had an insurmounta­ Evans said. Coventry wins 18th Dieterle second and third, respec­ Cromwell must face third-place Maura Pollcalll 4 66 13, Laurte St. tively, for the Indians. Brian been to Iowa. Purdue and Indiana ble lead and their fifth straight Doug West, who finished with 23 Portland High (11-3) in its regular- It has been back-to-back close Lawtnt 1 65 6, Karon Clark 1 66 2, TOLLAND — A perfect season Kathy Peoslty 46512. Totals 16162550. Indoor Track Brophy and Rick Eaton were 2-3 in — all ranked in the top seven — victory. points, hit a 3-pointer with 3:35 season finale. games for the Manchester High could very well be In the making for the 806meter run for Manchester. none by more than five points and 'T m grateful to my kids for the remaining to cut Pitt’s lead to 80-77. Coventry won COC titles back-to- girls’ basketball team. The Indians Cheney upended the Coventry High boys’ basketball three in overtime. courage they showed.” Purdue But Pitt’s Rod Brookin hit six free lost last Friday night but this time MHS does well The Indians’ foursome of Lyon, back in 1978-79 and '79-80. team. The visiting Patriots romped Todd Liscomb, Mike Sears anil ‘ T m getting kind of used to Coach Gene Keady said. “ We called throws in the final minute to clinch they were on the other end of the Things began well for the Cheney The Manchester High boys’ and Bolton, 0-17, put up a fight early over Tolland High. 7633, Monday Toland won the long relay in 8:04.1. playing a top team, coming close timeout when we were 12 or 14 the victory. on. H ie youthful Bulldogs owned a decision with a 54-50 come-from- Tech girls’ basketball team but it night to register their 18th victory girls’ indoor track teams took part couldn’t sustain its good start in a and losing,” Illinois Coach Lou points behind and said, ‘Take it to No. 19 Now Orioans 89, Southw- 4-2 lead midway through the first behind victory over South Windsor of the season against no losses. in a developmental meet Monday Henson said. “ I think the players them. There’s nothing to lose.’ ” ostom Loulstana 63: New Orleans quarter, forcing Coventry coach High in CCC East Division action 4626 loss Monday night to visiting Coventry is back in action tonight night at the Indians’ second-floor Bacon Academy. Cheney falls to are getting used to it, too.” There’s been a lot of tough losses capped its first day a member of the Ray Dimmock to call a timeout. Monday night at Clarke Arena. at 7; 30 at M to n High and will finish track against Windham and Platt. 2-15 and 2-14 in the Charter Oak Leconte needs The home loss to Purdue was for Illinois this season, as the Illini Top Twenty with a decisive victory, “ We called a timeout and a minute Kris Voisine scored a game-high its season Friday night at East In the girls’ competition, fresh­ especially tough because the Illini lost to Purdue by one point in its seventh in a row. later they called one and we were 21 points for the Indians while Erin Conference while Bacon moves to Hampton. Coventry has defeated man Alexia Crus won the 56meter back surgery led by 16 points with 12 minutes to overtime for the second time this The Privateers, 23-3, have won 21 up, 12-6,” he recalled. “ Once we got Prescott added 10 points. Manches­ 8-8 in the COC and 1610 overall. both teams earlier this season. dash with a time of ; 07.5 and took play. It also brought back memo­ season. of 22 and have not lost since a ready to play, it was never in ter trailed, 13-9, after the first Cheney finishes its season Wed­ After getting a 12-7 lead after the second place in the 306meter run at PARIS (AP) — French tennis ries of the first loss to Iowa, a 91-88 “ I think the team is getting a little one-point setback at Memphis State doubt,” Dimmock added. quarter, but tied the game at 26-all nesday at Rocky Hill High at 7:30 first quarter, Coventry broke the 45.9. Laurie Smith and Clare Hulme star Henri Leconte said Monday he overtime decision at home in which p.m. F numb right now when you repeat­ on Jan. 31. Kim Mizesko had 19 points and 9 at halftime. The Indians fell behind game open by outscoring Tolland, were first and fourth, respectively, wiil undergo back surgery in the F The Beavers trailed. 12-8, after the Illini blew a 22-point lead. edly lose to teams like that,” Ronnie Grandison scored 18 rebounds to lead Coventry. Anna once again, 36-34, after the third 263, in the second stanza to assume in the 56meter high hurdles .Laurie next few days and miss at least In other games involving ranked the first quarter but Bacon broke it Altenberger said. points and grabbed 10 rebounds to Werfel had a career-high 10 points quarter. a commanding 32-10 halftime lead. Smith won the S06meter un in 45.2 seven weeks of play. open during the second stanza and teams Monday night. No. 9 Pitts­ No. • Pittsburgh 94, Villanova 83; lead New Orleans, which won while Maura Danehy added 12 “ Kris Voisine had another super "The second and midway and the high Jump at 6feet, Leconte said he suffered a burgh beat Villanova 94-83; and No. despite a poor outing by Ledell took a 27-12 halftime lead. “ It was The Panthers clinched at least a tie rebounds. Lisa Talaga and Nekta- game,” Indian coach Joe DePas- through the third quarter we 16inches. Kristen Perry was fifth herniated disc when he fell while 19 New Orleans defeated Southw­ the best first quarter we put for the Big East regular-season title Eackles, who entered the game ria Gitsis each chipped in with 6 qua said. “ Barb O’Brien played a started taking the starters out,” in the 506meter run at 1:45.2. playing in a tournament last week estern Louisiana 89-63. AP photo together ail year,” Cheney coach with their 10th victory in 11 games. with a 24.0 scoring average. Eack­ steals for the winners. solid defensive game and Lisa Coventry coach Ron Badsteubner Jessica Marshall and Risa Ho- In Indian Wells, Calif. Illinois led 46-30 when the Boiler­ les finished with eight points on Paul Soucy said. “ Second quarter, Charles Smith led Pittsburgh, 23-5 Michelle Hardee had 10 points to Cartier had 11 rebounds to go with said. “ The JV’s (Junior varsity roucki went 1-2 in the806meter run. “ I felt a light crack when I fell on makers went on an ll-o run. 4-for-17 shooting. it (Bacon’s lead) opened up.” and 12-3, with 22 points, while Pittsburgh’s Charles Smith (32) passes Qreis in their Big East game Monday lead Bolton. “ I do see a lot of eight points.” players) played the whole fourth Kim Jarvis and Mindy Forde were my back,” he said. “ I finished the Purdue. 21-3 overall and 12-2 in the OlhorGanuM: Marshall, 22-5 and Diane Sandberg and Shalene Jerome Lane had 20 points and 17 off as he's guarded by Villanova’s Tom night. The Panthers won, 94-83. improvement in the girls from The win pushes Manchester quarter. They (Tolland) couldn’t 1-3 in the 1606meter run while match but since then I have a slight E conference, took the lead at 53-52on rebounds. 15-1. won the Southern Conference Westry led the Beavers with 11 Bolton,” Dimmock complimented. ahead of South Windsor in the buy a basket.” Stephanie Garrepy was first in the permanent pain.” a layup by Everette Stephens. ” I thought Smith played a very regular-season' title with a 75-69 points each. “ Diane Sandberg “ They played hard right down to conference. The Indians are now 4-9 Jack Ayer led the Patriots with 12 1006meters at 3:50.4. Kren Obue Leconte said the operation would Purdue led 61-55 with one minute to overtime victory over Appalachian played her best game of the good second half.” Pittsburgh over New Hampshire as the Hus- Evansville and Loyola, 111. both records. Detroit beat Evansville the final whistle. and tied for fifth place in the points while Jon Seymour added 10. won the shot put with a toss of be performed by Dr. Pierre Sagnier play but Doug Altenberger. who Coach Paul Evans said. “ He came State. season,” Soucy said. LeanneShoop kies. 22-6 and 15-1, won their fourth lost but finished tied atop the 72-66 and St. Louis downed Loyola Bolton winds up its season eight-team CCC East and 5-14 Dan Vasquez led Tolland, 613. with 28-feet. in Paris this week or early next finished with 23 points, hit two out and had six of his 10 rebounds in John Williams’ 26 points led consecutive ECAC North Atlantic Midwestern Collegiate Conference 70-68 on the final night of conference overall while South Windsor falls to scored a game-high 23 points for 11 points. ’ In the boys’ competition, Brian week. 3-point field goals to force the Wednesday at home against RHAM Bacon. the second half and he hit his last Northeastern to a 76-69 decision Conference regular-season title. regular-season standings with 8-4 Play to cause the tie for first place. High. 3-10 in the conference and 4-15 C O V E N T R Y (78) — Jon Savmour 506 Brophy won the high Jump, 56 “ It is a fairly delicate operation overall. Manchester’s last game is BACON ACADEMY (46) — Looniw 10, Rich Rcagan24-48, Lorry Walth406 meter high hurdles and shot put . ~ Stacey Robertson Shoop 10 3-6 23, Jocelyn Adkins 2 62 6, 9, Jack Aver 50612, Jaton Gorlck 4 068, done under general anesthesia, but 2 A""" SO-110, Kim Mizesko Wednesday night at 7:30 at East Dawn Casey 0610, Tammy (3arr 0660, Rhett Gibbs 21-2 6, M alt Tw erdy 0 06 0, while his younger brother, Shaun, it is the only solution to obtain a 100 9 0-2 18, Leslie Danehy 2 0-0 4, Llso Hartford High. Thea Popp 0 06 0, Karen Macher 01-21, Scott Lucas 0 06 0, Mike Oswell 1 06 3, won the 3206meter run In 10:30. percent positive result,” he said. SCOREBOARD Bosox’ Clemens ready The Constructlonmen toppled central SOUTH Connecticut, 7-1. Scott Cochran had SuparSenIca 124. Clippera 112 Alabama A&M 3 , Kentucky St. 3 four eoals and Justine Podula, Tyler Alcorn St. 72, Prolite View 63 Hockey Brook ond Trever Frenette one apiece. Basketball American U. 3 , William A Mary 3 John Ouperron, Bobby Curtis and L.A. CLIPPERS (1 1S) Arkansas St. 75, S. Mississippi 73 Rec baaketbaD Coge0145619,Whlte152302»,Benlamln Auburn 91, Vanderbilt 83 Bruce Turpeon hod assists. Matt Dennis 54084, Dallev5185917, Valentlne510O18, to prove himself again Aub.-Montgomery 3 , Ala.-Huntsville 76 and Nick Maiczvk played well. DMC una • Cureton571-713,Drew5103-41ZGordon49 NHLitindIngi also beat Windsor, 4-1, with Cochran NBA 81811011108 Austin Peav 3 , Akron 58 088, KemptonO11-21, S. Johnson08080. Campbell W, Radford 77 eettino all four goals. Turgeon had on Totals49961531 A du H a assist. Duperron ployed well In goal Citadel 86, Tn.-Chottonooga 71 WALSf CONraRBNCE EASTERN CONFERENCE 112. Coll, of Charleston M, Cent. Wesleyan Westown Pharmacy 87 (Larry Kroh By The Associated Press ported to the Pittsburgh Pirates’ Patrick DivMen Atlantic Olvisien SEATTLE ( 1M) 3 37, Lyndon Kroh 22, Dennis Downer 18) training camp at Bradenton, Fla., Chambers 018 510 3 , McDaniel 1019010 W L T Pll OP OA S q u ir t B W L Pet. OB Davidson 72, VM I 3 Hose Co. 3 OT (Jon LIndberg 25, Nick Spring Training on Monday and predicted “ a war PhlladHphlo 37 18 5 79 343 177 Boston 41 14 .745 — 3,Llster7-135216,Ellls153563,McMlllan East Carolina 74, James Madison 3 Foran 14, Solomon Walthouse 12, Tom Roger Clemens apparently N Y litandtrt 37 25 8 62 206 199 New England Hockey Camp blanked Philadelphia 31 24 .564 10 55 2-2 8, C. Johnson 05080, Lucas 1-252 4, E. Kentucky 111, Tennessee Tech 3 Foran 10) hasn’t let a couple of the most between the players and the N Y Renosn 25 27 8 58 236 234 Simsbury, 4-0, last weekend. Chuck Washington 29 25 .537 11/> Murray St. 77, Youngstown St. 3 Juknis X, Ron Slemtensk112, Ed Rowley “I’m 60 Just like everybody pitcher without a contract, Milwau­ Chloago 23 29 9 55 223 243 and Bret Lewis notching assists. Haus­ Houston 29 24 .547 5'/i New Orleans 3 , SW Louisiana 63 are trying to do.” wirth kicked out 22 shots. else,” Clemens said after the St. Louis 22 27 10 54 199 221 Denver 23 32 .418 WASHINGTON (105) Newberry 101, Morris 81 kee’s Ted Higuera, decided to stay Eight top players — including Toronto 23 32 6 52 209 237 San Antonio 19 35 .352 16 catledge 1018 78 27, Jones 56 08 6, M. N.C.-Wllmlngton 63, George Mason 3 Boston Red Sox staged the first out of camp while negotiations 1986 National League batting cham­ Sfiwltw DMston Sacramento 17 36 .321 17W Presbyterian 13, Vorhees 79 2 2 m P W 0 8 A Malone 514 56 18, J. Malone 515 45 17, workout of the spring at Winter Edmonton 38 17 5 81 281 207 Pacific DivMen Somford 3 , Tuskegee 56 continnue. Higuera’s agent, Brian pion Tim Raines, Parrish and Whatley 54 08 4, Vincent 55 52 8, Haven, Fla. ‘ T m a nobody. There’s Winnioeg 33 23 6 72 218 205 Design Group I played three times last L.A. Lakers 41 13 .759 — Adams4105412,Bol531-17,J.S.WIIIIams28 Savannah St. 66, Armstrong St. 65 David, said the 26game winner infielder Bob Homer — have been Co (gory 34 25 7 70 238 222 weekend and won two and lost one. Portland 34 21 .618 Vh O14,CookO32-22.Totdls358625310S. South Carolina 77, Mars Hill 3 no doubt in my mind that I can would not be in camp until he unable to reach contract terms with Los Angeles 24 28 7 55 238 239 Design fell to Avon, 3-2. Kevin WIehn Seattle 27 28 .491 U CLEVELAND (13) Southern U. 97, Texas Southern 67 AP photo Mendov's Gome Rod Grey getting assists. Design nipped Phoenix 22 32 .407 19 J.WIIIIams511O1018,Hubbard1O131-221, Spring Hill 74, Mobile 76 — you have to prove yourself again. “ It’s certainly a concern,” Mil­ The players are barred from Minnesota 4, Montreal 3 East Hoven, 4-3. WIehn had another two L.A. Clippers 9 43 .173 31 Doughei^ 511 58 15, Bwlev 410 56 14, W. Carolina 68, FOrrum 62 “ You never can be too good. I waukee Manager Tom Trebelhom re-signing with their former teams Taoidoy^ Oowee goals and Sean Malone and Greg Monday's Games Xavier, NO 3 , William Carey 78 Scholastic standinot Atlanta’s Kevin Willis (white uniform) Charles Barkley (34) close in on him HarperO192-218,Prlce28526,Lee5101-17, have to refine my fastball, my said. “ I don’t think it will hurt him. until May 1. N.Y. Rangers at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Tolman one apiece. Derek Moulton, Boston 116, New Jersey 103 EhlOl-4082,Corbln45088.Totals45912531 MIDWEST makes a pass to an unseen teammate as during Monday night’s action in Atlanta. Minnesota at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Te rry Tobler and Mike Kelsey assisted. Atlanta 112, Philadelphia 103 13. ^^Benedictine, Kan. 79, MId-Am Nazarene curveball, my forkball and my The only way it would hurt him is if Player agents have charged the Detroit at Washington, 7:35 p.m. And Design blanked Ridgefield, 5-0. Joe Cleveland 109, Washington 105 WOShtaften 8 14 3 31— 1 « Basketball pickoff. If you get cdmplacent, two weeks from now he’s still not club owners with collusion, claim­ Philadelphia’s Roy Hinson (left) and The Hawks won, 112-103. 4 Edmonton at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Konrad, Moulton, Malone, Kelsey and Houston 124, Denver 108 Cincinnati Bible 77, Lincoln Christian 3 4 Clevetand 8 31 31 25— 13 you’re going to get hurt.” here. But even then that would give N.Y. Islanders a) St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. WIehn each hod a goal. Konrad hod two Dallas 121, Golden State 95 5Polnt goals— J. Malone, Adams. Cleveland St. 13, Ill.-Chlcogo 3 ing the teams are unfairly trying to Vancouver at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. assists and Grey, Jim C urry and Seattle 124, L.A. Clippers 112 Concordia, Neb. 3 , Chadron St. 77 Brought along gradually last him four weeks, which is plenty of Fouled out— None. Rebounds— CCC-Eost slash salaries by destroying what Winnipeg at Los AnoHes, 10:35 p.m. Moulton one apiece. Tuesday's (Tames Washington 52 (Catledge 12), Cleveland 54 Defiance 87 Urbana 79 O ’all spring following surgery on his time. Wednoi day’s Oamet Detroit at New Jersey, 7:X p.m. Detrolf 72, Evansville 3 W L w L for the players has been a lucrative (Daui^ertv 9). Assists— Washington 75 Windham right shoulder on Aug. 30, 1985, Boston at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Portland at New York, 7:X p.m. (M . Malone, Whatley 5), Cleveland 3 E. Illinois 65, N. Iowa 55 11 1 14 3 “ Barring injuries he’ll still be our free agent marketplace. P ee W e e B Atlanta at Chicago, p.m. Hartford Public 10 3 12 5 ■ McMillan gets assistance N.Y. Rangers at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. t:X (Daugherty 10). Total touls— Washington Fort Hoys St. 3 , Kansos Newman 3 , Clemens became a sensation in Just opening day pitcher against Roger Pitchers and catchers reported OT East Hartford 10 2 14 3 ; Edmonton at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Regal Men's Shop was blanked by Indiana at Milwaukee, 8 :X p.m. 2?. Cleveland 8 . Technicals— Washlngton6 his second full year with the Red Clemens.” Montreal at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Sacramento at San Antonio, 8 :X p.m. Friends 92, Bethel, Kon. 3 Manchester 8 4 10 7 Monday as the San Diego Padres Avon, 1-0, and whipped Simsbury, 10-1, Illegal defense. A— 8,171. South Windsor 4 a 6 10 Sox, posting a 264 record. The Brewers host the defending last weekend. Mark Midford and Tim Houston at Denver, 9 p.m. Grand Valley St. 13, N. Michigan 13 held their first spring training Seattle at Utah, 9 :X p.m. Miami, Ohio 78, Dayton 74 Fermi 3 9 3 13 “ I don’t know if I ’m going to put American League champions in the workout in Yuma under new North8t8r84,C8nadlan83 Shumaker each had three goal hat L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. NW Missouri 91, Mt. Mercy 3 Rockville 2 10 4 12 tricks and Cory Sutherland, Craig Hawka112,70era103 Enfield 0 12 2 16 up 264 again, but I ’d like to give season opener on April 6. manager Larry Bowa. Ough, Gary Jonas and Scott Harrison Wednesday's Gomes Oral Roberts 64, Butler 3 , O T In setting Sonics’ record Portland at Boston, 7:X p.m. Purdue 76, Illinois 75, O T another 20-game year a try,” Elsewhere, the Cincinnati Reds At San Diego, meanwhile. Padres 1 3 0— 4 one goal each. Sutherland, Derek ACC Cleveland at Detroit, 7:X p.m. PHILADELPHIA (189) St. Ambrose 92, Clarke 81 O ’all Clemens said. “ I ’m not the only guy sent infielder Wade Rowdon to the president Ballard Smith said he 1 8 2 -3 Wood, Jamie Lockwood and Chris Sacramento at Dallas, 8 :X p.m. Barkley 510 9-12 3 , Hinson 413 78 15, St. Louis 70, Loyola, III. 3 W L W L . First Period— 1, Minnesota, AAacLellan MIckus each had three assists, and St. Joseph's 13 1 17 1 on the staff. The thing I try to do is Chicago Cubs’ farm system to renewed efforts to sign Raines, a to play in the first half. But Midford, Jeff Grote, Jason Allan and Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 10:X p.m. McCormick 18524, Cheeks7-145317, Toney SW Baptist 79, Mo.-St. Louis 3 By The Associated Press 27 (Bellows, Broten),9:58 (pp). I Montreal, 511 11-13 Wingate 45 45 13,Roblnson SW Missouri 3 , Valparaiso 46 Aaulnas 11 4 15 4 ' give my team a chance to win.” complete last week’s trade that consecutive baskets by Craig Ehio Lemleux 20 (Robinson, Smith), 13:00 Dan Barry one apiece. Tom MItnev was 73, six-time All Star and the 1986 4125311,Colter01000.Tatals31-703046103. Valley CNv St. 74, Mayville St. 72 St Bernard 10 5 10 6 Clemens reported on schedule sent pitcher Guy -Hoffman to and Corbin and a three-point play (pp). Penalties— Skrudland, Mon (hold­ In goal for the victory. William Jewell 13, Ottawa 56 Notre Dome 10 5 12 7 National League batting champion Nate McMillan had help from NBA Roundup ing), 5:00; Svobodo, Mon (slashing), 8:35; CeHlc8l16.Nel8l03 ATLANTA(11» WIs.-Green Bay 79, W. Illinois 61 Xavier 8 7 11 7 although he is Boston’s only un­ Cincinnati. for Montreal. everybody on the court, including by Keith Lee started the Cleveland Graham,Mln(hooklng),11:17;Musll, Min Wilkins 1035 57 42, Wlllls 512 52 8, SOUTHWEST South Catholic 8 8 10 10 signed player. The Reds said Rowdon, 26, Earlier this month. Smith offered his opponents. surge. (hIgh-stIckIng), 11:38; Malev, Mon Rollins 1-2002, Rlvers594416, Wlttman48 Arkansas Coll. 77, S. Arkansas 72 Northwest Catholic 3 11 4 13 (hooking), 15:13. NEW JE R S E Y (103) Fairfield Prep “ That doesn’t bother me,” Cle­ cleared waivers and was assigned a two-year, $2.2 million deal to The Bullets pulled to 102-101 with Transactions B. Wlllloms 7-14 58 19, King 8-16 2-2 18, 088, Koncak 521-1 5, Levlngston 53 526, Arkansas Tech 84, Ark.-PIne Bluff 67 3 12 6 13 . And when the game was over, Second Period— 3, Minnesota, Bellows Carr 1800 2, M c(>e014 5219, Williams 18 Cent. Arkansas 73, Henderson St. East Catholic 1 14 2 17 mens said of his contract status. “ I to the Cubs’ Class AAA Iowa farm Raines, but it was rejected. Chambers 25 for Seattle. Rory 1:43 to play before two free throws 17,4:11.4, Minnesota, Lawton 14 (Brooke), GmlnskI 12-21 4-4 28, Wood ^3 & « 4, 65 McMillan had a team-record 25 Brovm3-141-17,R.WIIIIams5111-111,Tumer 082, Bottlel-1082. Totols47-9117-18112. ^^E. Texas St. U , Midwestern St., Texas don’t care about the numbers. team. Rowdon split the 1986 season Raines, 27, who batted .334 last White scored a season-high 30 by John Williams and another by 11:36. 5, Minnesota, Acton 14(Moxwell), c o c O ’all " assists and the Seattle SupeilSonics 16:44. Penalties— Roy, Mon, served by BASEBALL 1-2 2-24, McKenna4-60-28, Coleman 2-5084. That’s Mr. (Alan) Hendricks’ Job. between the Reds and their Class year, spumed a three-year, $4.8 points for the Clippers, while John Bagley put Cleveland ahead Totals449215-20103. PhlloiMphla a 17 8 30— 18 Harding 78, Ark.-Monttcello 3 W L W L had a 126112 NBA victory over the M a lw (slashing), 12:45; Maxwell, Min Americon Loogue x-Coventry 16 0 0 He handles things like that for me. AAA Denver farm team. Michael Cage added 19 and tied a 106101 with 55 seconds left. Ba- CLEVELAND INDIANS— Traded Curt BOSTON (116) Atlanta MM33S— 112 ttendrix 78, Ouachita 70 18 million deal offered by the Expos. Los Angeles Clippers on Monday (hookbig), 14:36; Lawton, Min (hooking), SW Texas St. 82, NW Louisiana 3 RHAM 11 4 13 4 18:13. Wardle, pitcher, to the Oakland A's for McHale 1012 11-15 31, Bird 1524 53 35, 5Polnt goals— Barkley, Cheeks, Wlng- He’ll be here next week to talk to Also, the Cleveland Indians Smith said Monday he reopened night. career high with 20 rebounds. gley’s foul shot came on the sixth Parish 511 08 12, Johnson 515 3-4 13, ote, McGee. Fouled out— None. Stephen F. Austin 65, Sam I jston St. Vinal Tech 11 4 12 4 Third Period— 6, Montreal, Robinson 9 Jeff Kaiser, pitcher. Cheney Tech 7 10 (General Manager) Lou Gorman.” traded Curt Wardle to the Oakland negotiations with Raines’ agent, illegal defense technical called KANSAS CITY ROYALS— Alnge5140821,Klte1-108XSIchtlng02080, Rebounds— Philadelphia 47 (Barkley 17), 3 8 7 “ I didn’t realize McMillan had so JNUifa 121, Warribre 95 (Momesso,Naslund),3:41(pp).7,Montreal, A tla n ta 45 (Wlllls 11). Assists— Tulsa 3 , S. Illinois 74 East Hampton 8 7 9 9 Clemens reportedly earned A ’s for Jeff Kaiser in a swap of against Washington, the fourth in Lemleux 21 (Momesso, Skrudland), 15:50. Announced the resignation ot Dick Howser, Dove 1-2082, Roberts 01 080, Henry 0308 Tom Reich, but declined comment many assists,” (Hippers (^ach Don O.Totals44852531116. Philadelphia 27 (Cheeks 11), Atlanta 31 FAR W EST Portland 8 7 9 9 slightly more than $300,000, includ­ pitchers. Guards Rolando Blackman and the final quarter. Penalties— Lawton, Min (slashing), 1:58; manager. Rocky HIM 6 9 8 9 when asked whether the original (Sianey said. “ That’s a lot, but I Ludwlg, Mon (hooklng),4:41; Ludwlg,Mon Named Billy Gardner manager. New Jersey 26 34 20 23— 101 (Rivers 16). Total touls— Philadelphia 21, Hawaii Pacific B , Howall-Hllo 79 ing incentive bonus money, last All-Star catcher Tony Pena re- Brad Davis scored 25 and 24 points, After the Bullets closed to 106103 Boston 36 28 35 27— 116 Atlanta 3 . Technicals— Atlanta Coach New Mexico St. 84, Long Beach St. 75 Cromwell 3 12 3 14 offer had been increased. think we contributed some from our (roughing), 7:02; Wilson, Min (hlgh- MILWAUKEE BREWERS— Bacon Academy 2 13 3 14 respectively, to lead Dallas over with 35 seconds to play, Cleveland’s stlcfclng), 7:02; Roberts, Min (holding), Reached ogreement with Dan Plesac and OPoInt goals— Bird Z Alnge. Fouled Frotello, Phllaclelphia Illegal defense. defense. We Just couldn’t stop him out— None. Rebounds— New Jersey 45 A— 13832. Bolton 1 11 2 15 over Ck)lden State. The Mavericks Ron Harper sealed the win with a 19:40. Vicente Palacios, pitchers, to one-yeor Big Eaat atamlinga defensively.” Shots on goal— Minnesota 11-13-4— 28. controcts. (GmlnskI 13), Boston 53 (Bird, Parlshll). scored the first 12 points of the short Jumper 18 seconds later. National League Assists— New Jersey 28 (Wood 8), Joyner-Kersee With McMJIIan triggering Seat­ Montreal 6-1M6— 34. Bit East Centerenw O'all X- clinched conference title game and were never threatened. Phil Hubbard led Cleveland with Power-play Opportunities— Minnesota CINCINNATI REDS— Troded Wade Boston X (Johnson 13). Total fouls— New Hew tap twenty fared w tle’s fast break, the Sonics broke Jersey 29, Boston 17. Technicals— New W L Sporta in Brief Eric “ Sleepy” Floyd paced the 21 points. Terry Catledge paced 1 of 5; Montreal 2of6. Rowden, Inflelder, to the Chicago Cubs to Pittsburgh 12 23 5 wins Sullivan open a tight game by outscoring the Goalies— Minnesota, Takko (34 shots-31 complete on earlier deal that sent Guv Jersey Assistant Coach St. Jeon. A— Syracuse 10 22 5 Warriors with 24 points. But he was Washington with 27. Hoffman, pitcher, to Cincinnati. Signed 15,134. How the top twenty teams In The Clippers 168 to begin the third saves). Montreal, Roy (28-24). Associated Press' colleita basketball poll Georgetown 10 21 4 CCC-Eost girls O'all shut out in the first quarter as A— 16,798. Kurt Stillwell, strartstop, to a one-year St. John's 9 19 6 llling Invitational hoop coming up INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Sulli­ period. Rockett 124, Nuggets 108 contract. fared Monday: W Golden State fell behind 31-12 — the Referee Don Koharskl. Linesmen— Ron 1. Nevodo-Los Vegas (201) did not Providence 8 18 6 x-RockvIlle 13 van Award winner Jackie Joyner- “ Nate really gives us emotion,” Aeselstine, Kevin Collins. >. PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Villanova 6 Warriors’ lowest-scoring quarter of Akeem Olajuwon scored 16 of his Recket8l24,Nugget8l08 ploy. . 15 13 Windham 10 The second annual llling Junior High Invitationai Basketbail Kersee and her husband-coach. Seattle Coach Bemie Bickerstaff Reached ogreement with Joe Orsulok, Seton Hall 4 10 15 10 East Hartford the season. 31 points in the third quarter to lead outtlelder, and HIpollto Pena and 2. North Carolina (252) did not ploy. 9 Tournament wiil be held Thursday and Friday at the schooi. Four 3. Indiana (252) did not piloy. Boston College 2 11 9 15 Enfield 8 Bob Kersee, say they’ve found said. “ The players know that if they Golden State center Joe Barry Houston over visiting Denver. Logon Easley, pitchers, to one-veor DENVER (188) Connecticut 2 12 8 17 Manchester teams in each the boys’ and giris’ divisions will be involved with controcts. 4. DePaul (251) did not ploy. 4 common ground to make their ran the court and they’re open, they Carroll left the game after falling Olajuwon. who also had 14 Alarle5125415,Enellsh10315423,Cooper 5. Temple (202) did not ploy. Hartford Public 4 games at the old and new gym. vdll get the ball from Nate.” FOOTBALL 513 1-1 13, Lever 7-14 56 21,Walker1-6 Monday’s Result South Windsor unusual relationship work. and spraining his left thumb late In rebounds, M a 12-0 Houston surge ECHO hockey Natlenol FeetboH League 6. Purdue (21-3) beat No. 14 Illinois 7575, 3 08 2, Evans 014 08 21,Scha^1-408Z OT. Pittsburgh 94, Villanova 3 Ferm i 1 The schedule is: Thursday: Girls— Bennet vs. East Hartford “ It took a long time to smooth out McMillan, who had 17 of his 9 DENVER BRONCOS— Named Mike No­ Honzllk 56528, DunnO-2080, Martin 1-11-23, TenWit’s Game the second quarter, and backup over a 2:55 span of the third quarter 7. Iowa (254) did not plov. (old gym, 3 p.m.); llling vs. Middletown (old gym, 4:30 p.m.); those edges.” Joyner-Kersee said assists in the second half, started lan special teams coach. Announced that SMIth0-1O80.Totals45941519108. , GMreetown vs. Boston College (Bos­ center Jerome Whitehead was that stretched the Rockets’ six- Chon (Salley, special teams coach, will 8. (Jeorgetown (218) did not play. of the coach-athlete, husband-wife the Sonics out in the third period 9. Pittsburgh (2 3 ^ beat VUIanova948. ton Garden) X- clinched division title Boys — South Windsor vs. llling (newgym, 3 p.m .); Rockville vs. unavailable because of a bruised point halftime lead to 8267 with 5:04 Mitt A move to tight endt-wlde receivers coach. HOUSTON (134) Wednesday's Gonms Bennet (new gym , 4:30 p .m .). relationships. with assists on three quick fast- M IAM I DO LPHINS-SIgned Scott Gle- McCray 511 78 17, Petersen O il 58 22, Providence vs. Seton Haft (Madison A C C girls toe. remaining in the quarter. selmon, tight end, Larry Griffin, defen­ 10. Alabama (218) did not play. O 'all Friday’s schedule is: Girls— Consolation gam e at 4:30 p.m. at “ We’ve decided when we come break baskets. TrI-CItv Plaza took runner-up honors Olaluwon 1520 57 31, Mlnnlefleld 591813, 11. Syracuse (255) did not play. Souare Garden) ) W Hawk* 112, 76erg 103 sive back, BrlanO'Nelll,defenslveend,Greg Reid 510 08 13, Atoxwell 1-1 48 6,Harrls Syracuse vs. St. John's (Madison Northwest Catholic the old gym; Championship game at 3 p.m. at the new gym. home it’s a different life,” Kersee “ Once I got the ball, I sped up at the Albany Invitational Tournament. Ours, guard, and Paul Vogel, linebacker. 12. Oklahoma (21-5) did not ploy. 15 T rI-C Ity won two games, 3-0 over New 7-11 08 14, Feltl 3-4 02 6, Johnson 03 08 0, 13. Clemson (243) did not ploy. Square Garden) Sacred Heart 13 Boys— Championship game at 4:30 p.m. at the new gym; said. “ We may argue about track, court and they couldn’t stop me,” Dominique Wilkins scored 42 Hartford, N.Y., and 7-0 over Capital, HOCKEY Anderson 1-1 08 2, Leovell 01 08 O Totals 14. Illinois (157) losttoNo.6Purdue7575, . Thursdays Game St. Joseph's 12 McMillan fsaid. “ I was also getting Naflenoi Hockey League 50822534124. Boston College vs. UConn (Civic Mercy consolation game at 3 p.m. in the old gym. but we’ve learned to do it away points — the sixth time he has had tied another, 2-2 with Troy, N.Y., and OT. 10 the ball at half-court a lot, which Moses Malone 8 lost the title game to New Hartford, 3-1. NEW YORK ISLANOERS-Recolled Denver 38 26 34 36-188 15. Texas Christian (254) did not ploy. Center), 8 p.m. Aquinos 10 from home. When we get home, we 40 or more this season — as Atlanta Jamie Sutherland had two goals and Neal Caulter,rlehtwing,from Spitngfleldof Heuslen 30 33 38 33-134 16. Kansas (21-7) did not play. . * „ Krturday’s Games St. Bernard 7 have other chores to do and we can’t made the fast-break easier.” downed Philadelphia. the American Hockey League. 5Polnt goals— Evans 5, Lever, ReW. ^ ^ o n Hall vs. UConn (CivicCenter), 1 Andy Zlono one In the win over New 17. Duke (218) did not ploy. East Catholic 4 let track a nd field interfere with our In other NBA games Monday, it The Hawks took control in the cited by NBA Hartford. Scott Rlcord and Tlgger NEW YORK RANGERS-Recalled Jay Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Denver 32 18. Florida (21-7) did not play. South Catholic 2 Eastern to host softball championship Coufleld, right wing, from Flint of the (Walker 6), Houston 46 ((Xaluwon 14). PIttsburM at Sf. John's other life ” was Dallas 121, Golden State 95; fourth period with a 17-7 run that Lebrun hod ossists with Shawn Hayes 19. New Orteems (253) beat Southw­ St. M ary's 0 NEW YORK (A P) — Center making 10 saves. In the tie with Tro y , Intemotlonal Hockey League and Ron Assists— Denver 31 (Lever 11), Houston 40 estern Louisiana 8983. Boston College at Syracuse WILLIMANTIC — Eastern Connecticut State University, The tw j were married Jan. 11, Houston 124, Denver 108; Cleveland stretched an 81-78 lead to 9685 with TalakowskI, right wing, from New Haven of (McCray 8). Total fouls— Denver 73, Providence at Georgetown Moses Malone of the Washington Lebrun and Jason Thibodeau hod goals 3 . Providence (188) did not ploy. COC tirls O ’all two-time defending national champion, has been chosen the host 1986, when Joyner was a member of 109, Washington 105; Atlanta 112, Just under four minutes remaining. with Rickard, Sutherland and John the American Hockey League. Sent Lane Houston 21. A— 16,279. w Bullets, who averaged 30.5 points Lambert, right wing, to New Haven. Coventry Kersee’s UCLA track squad. Philadelphia 103; and Boston 116, Wilkins scored seven in the spurt Phelps notching assists. In the win over Big Eaat reault 13 institution for the NCAA Division III natinal softball tournament and 14.0 rebounds in four games, Capital, Rickard, Lebrun and Christine Menday’a callega heap aceraa Cromwell 13 May 1619. The two were in the middle of a New Jersey 103. and Mike McGee added six. The Pace each hod two goals and Phelps Portland 11 busy week when, on Monday, has been named the NBA Player of Mavaricke 121, Warr iera K RHAM liiis wiil be the third time in five years Eastern has hosted the McMillan’s single-game assist Sixers were never able to get closer one. Zlono hod two assists and Thibo­ PHtaburgh 84. Vlllaneva B3 9 Joyner-Kersee became the 34th the Week for the period ending Feb. deau, Sutherland, Rickard, Phelps and Calendar EAST East Hampton 8 national championship series. total was the best in the NBA this than seven points the rest of the Bowdoln 71, Botes 3 Bacon Academy track and field performer and the 22. Kevin Fleming one apiece. Zlono hod DALLAS (121) 8 All games in the six-team, double elimination tournament will seaspn, bettering the 22 assists way. the lone goal In the championship Aguirre 013 2-4 19, Perkins 58 08 6, Curry B , ntchburg St. 77 VILLANOVA (Sn Rocky HIM 3 eighth woman to receive the John Stockton of Utah turned in last The All-Star center began his 7 gome. Donaldson 48 08 8, Blackmon 012 7-7 25, Ooertien 77, Brockport St. M Cheney Tech be at Howard Spector Field, Eastern’s lighted on-campus Philadelphia went through a 6:13 2 productive week by scoring 36 Bolton Si) Hi van in the 67-year history of the month against the Los Angeles TODAY Davis 7-14 08 24, Torpley 49 08 8, Fairfield 56, HolyCross 55 0 facility localed on the university’s north campus. stretch in the fourth period without points and grabbing 11 rebounds in Men's Basketball Schrempf 55 56 12, Nutt 54 52 11, Hartwick 3 , Cortland St. 32 award. Lakers. a field goal. The Sixers did hit nine MIteB MCC at Nassau CC, p.m. Wennington2-4526, Blab1-2082.Totols4579 Howard U. 73, S. Carolina St. 3 a 126110 victory at Phoenix last 8 Husson 3 , Colby 34 SM T.SSS$;S!;'A$8IS» Joyner-Kersee won the 66meter The old Seattle one-game record free throws during that period. United Bonk tied South WInitaor, 3-3, Beys BaskefPMI 27-29 121. » 33626-103. ■■RRBBRMRH^BBI Monday. The following night, he Manchester at South Windsor, 7:X G O LD EN S T A T E (95) Kean W, Stevens Tech 77 PITTSBU R G H (94) X e rmmm w Gartner NHL player of the week hurdles and long Jump at Los had been 20, held by Lenny Wilkens Andrew Toney led Philadelphia ond bowed to North Haven, 2-0, lost Kino's, N.Y. 83, New Palfz St. 73 collect^ 27 points and 19 rebounds syeefcend. Duane FIcard hod two goals p.m. Hlgglns575210, Smith 1-5545, Carroll57 Lane S9 10-18 20, K a O i O . TV Angeles on Friday and finished first and Gus Williams. McMillan’s with 23 ponts, Chprles Barkley had Aaulnas of East Catholic, 7 p.m. 546,F1OVd7-161OH)24,Mullln510O84,Short Loyola, Md. « , WInthrop 89 Smith W3 4-5 22- (Soodbon 7-12 0 0 18, * " ^ * * " ^ » ■ ^ in a 11699 triumph over the Los and Joe Hayes one In the tie. Chris AAalne 81, Dortmouth 77 ' NEW YORK - Right wing Mike Gartner of the Washington in the long Jump Sunday at San previous game-bigh assist mark 20 and Maurice Cheeks 17. Duperron and Jennifer WIehn each had Bacon Academy at Cheney te ch, 7:30 5135616, Teag(e5112-214, McOonald5608 Cavanaugh U Z2 8, Angeles Lakers. Coventry at Bolton, 7:30 4, Moss44088, Ballard54084. Totols3585 AAory Washington 3 , Gallaudet 75 Capitals, who registered a leagu6high seven goals and had four Diego. Winning the Sullivan meant was 13, set in Seattle’s victory over two assists and Nate Spelker one. Mike Massachusetts 67, Duouesne 66 CavaH«ra 109, BuHatt 105 Friday night, Malone, playing Ruth ployed well defensively. Duke 25395. Hamme-PIttsburgh » , Villanova 32. assists, has been named the N H L’s Player of the Week for the an early wake-up today for an Washington on Saturday. W RDNR O DAY DOHOS 313338-121 N. Carolina A & T 72, Morgan St. 66 (J«nsen TONIGHT with a swollen left ankle, s co r^ 35 Mansell played well against North Northeastern 76, New Hampshire 3 7 p jt. — Oilers at Penguins, ESPN period ending Feb. 22. appearance on the “ Today” show. The guard admitted that playing Tyrone Corbin scored eight Haven- G m IIs Jessie Carlson-Conway Girls Boskefboll GeMen State 13 3 3 31— 95 »ip,. W est_36, Wilson 2-5, Plansky 0-1) points and grabbed 15 rebounds in Manchester at East Hartford, 7:X 5Polnt goals— Nutt 3, Davis Z Aguirre. Pittsburgh 94, Villanova 83 7:30 p.m. — College boskdball: Gartner, the first player to win the weekly award when it was Then it was on to New York for The the lackluster Qippers, the NBA’s points during a 162 (Heveland spurt hod 20 saves. Colo ------the Bullets’ third road victory of the Cheney Tech at Rocky HIM. 6 p.m. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Dallas 3 Rhode Island 54, St. Bonoventure 51 O o r e ^ ? j Fouled e u t-P to w k y ^ 'o ^ 'sl '**LHT" " inaugurated in the 198681 season, edged goalie Tom Barrasso of Athletics Congress national indoor worst team, h elp ^ him sparkle. in the second quarter and the (Blackman 10), (MiWen State 40 (Smith Rutgers-Comden 77, Philo. Phormoev week, a 116113 decision at Utah. He RHAM at Belton, 7 p.m. C^ePiTJd.rf'^*Chonne ____ championships. “ They didn’t do a go(>d Job of Cavaliers survived a fourth- MIteC Coventry at East Hampton, 7:X 12). AssWs— Dallas 27 (BkKkmon 11), 76 the Bufffalo Sabres and centers Steve Yzerman of the Detroit closed out his week with 24 points Golden State 11 (Floyd 7). Total touls— St. Fronds, N.Y. 67, Monmouth, N J. 66 Vlllangva 22 r-— - - - ...... — P 'T j t College boskelboll: ' The former UCLA star, who will playing me,” he said. quarter Washington rally to defeat Ice Heckev. a IWIson 9), Pittsburgh 22 Red Wings and Bemie Federko of the St. Louis Blues for the and 11 rebounds in a 11693 loss at D M C Construction upped Its record to North Haven vs. East Catholic (Bol- Dallas 3 , Golden State X. Technicals St. Peter's 3 , Utica 67 l2jhfth_3-..Totol touls— Vlllaneva 26, Virginia at Temple, USA Coble be 25 on March 3, plans to compete Dale Ellis scored 29 points, the Bullets. 1M with two victories lost weekend. Ir# i*ic p« m Smith. Blackmon. Perkins. A— 10809. Wagner 102, Palrteloh DIddnson 3 Pllteburah 17. A-6,798 9;M p.m. — Top Rank Bexlng, ISPN honor. Seattle Saturday night. in the 1988 Olympics- Xavier McDaniel 28 and Tom The game was tied at 31 with 8; 24 U - M ANCHESTER H ERALD. Tiwgdmr. fW ). M, IW7 r KIT*lfCAWLYLg®byUrryWriQht MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Fob. 24,1887 - 18 643-2711 IFORRBIT CIASSIFIED ADVERTISING GMKT V w hJOKEM EUf Manchostor-Lvdoll Rocllnsr choir, gold fbft? Woods-2 bedroom, 116 tweed. Gdod condition. . 643-7528x1 1 888 no pets. $758. 647-7494 or HELPWMTtil Inelpwmitbi NBPWMnrED IPDNDALE 643B274. 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Coll 64F8713. 8100 to $300 weoklvl Your /secrotory background, handit customor Inquir­ numbeie wotfcl Seturday S 64B cation of any odvertls- rIver-Well established In­ Worthouse Recalver-to Sunday 1S4, 64#- P u z z le s OFFNX SPACE telephone, our customers, you ore the person we ternational company ies. Full tinne position wHh 81TAS0A RARE OPPORTUNITY' F ment In the Manchester your schedule. Coll 649- racelve and chock In S8S7. No aganli plaaw. need. Benefits Include full large furniture store. TV/STERB)/ F M o Herald by odvertlser. In­ 4233 or coll Melissa 520- seeks special parson stock. Full ttme tor large cluding advertisements In medical, dental ond life with word processing and Apply In person to: M r. furniture store. Apply In fm Manchester - center Of APPLIANCB plui 0358. Insurance plans, ond our William Singer, Puritan liki SiUivisiN tow n. Like now. 188 boll any free distribution pub­ steno. Interesting duties person to: Mr. William Government Homes - salary Is competl tive. To for a unique Individual In Furniture, 1061 Now Bri­ ACROSS saiwiflMd Antwir Is Praviow Punk square feet, all utilities. POC lications published by the General offlco worker Singer, Puritan Furni­ from 81 (U repair). Delin­ 4 Largt PbfgbIs Rofflgarator - 2 door, 16 Manchester Herald. schedule on Interview, very friendly otmosphore. tain Avenue, West ture, 1861 New Britain □Enn EDD mBnn 668-1447. Bro wanted-Hoow filing, light quent tax property. J 1 Hsvsdinnsr cubic feet. Manual de­ oi Penny Sleffert, Publisher please coll between 9 cm Excellent solory and out­ Hortford. Avo., West Hartford. Mthsnbifd □EEE EEE □□□□ M phono work. Light compu- and 5 pm 647-7999. Repossessions. Call 1-805- I St horns |Z SSCsmsnt Office space tor rent- frost. $29.00. 643-2809.D standing benetttsi Coll 687-6000. Ext. GH4965tor iNs.) □□□E non □□□□ tor processing. 30 to 40 Dlno, Advance Coreers, Furniture sales ptople- Lightly wooded, eontslnsft [lEEGH □□□□□□ Monchestor prime down­ ‘OWhdi;:? For ILOST hours yMokly (flexible). P art time furniture current repo list. -6 ProiMs food 40Tsngls Copper colored Cold Spot, Person to wash cars- tee paid. 2024232. Part time evenings, Sotur- assembler-handy with gentle terrain, great □ □ □ E D town protosslonol suites PS, Coll Lynch Toyota Pon­ hours 8om to 12 noon. d a y a n d S u n d a y . * 11 Crown 42Fsts available from 1888 to frost tree refrigerator Und found tools, flexible hours, per­ southwestern views, □ CDEEO OCIOnED with freezer. Good condi­ •Cttsti - ....toil,- i,v.m cop E tiac, 64 64321, ask for Kay Monday through Friday. Excellent opportunity ‘ ISGrsflinisr ------my B n n O E C iE 6888 square toet. Lease or Can fect tor student. Apply In , - ___ 0 E Boulols. Body shop opening - must Looking for the Ideal across one of Ver­ brotbor'i tion. $125. 649-6947. Inquire Don Kelley, Car­ with large volume furni­ person to: Mr. William kotpir?" □ □ □ □ E E E O purchase. Boylo Real Est­ Impounded-Male Cocker ter Chevrolet, 1229 Main be able to restore Mus­ home??? Don't pass this ; UTIrsd ate Company. 649-4808. ture store. Apply In per­ Singer, Puritan Furni­ one up! 11 Coll today to see mont’s largest lakes. 45 Arooo____ □□□EED GEEQE Spaniel, 4 years old, Street Manchester. 646- tangs and other classic son to: M r. William Sin­ I f Styls of typs X-Rov Technicians - Im- ture, 1861 Now Britain this Immaculate over­ All approvals and □ □□□□ MOl blonde, Tolland Turnpike. 6464. cars. Pay according to ger, Puritan Furniture, ' 16 3.Ronian OFFICE/RETAIL gltla d g y s f»deytotliKi.tfta Stay •wt modlote Medical Core Avo., West Hartford. sized Raised Ranch. This 40 1006, Romon □ □ □ □ □ 5 3 Male, 6 month old mixed skill.Heritage Auto Body 1861 New Britain Avenue, excellent potential I 17 Ntutlool topo 47 Flowor IMnGELLANE0U8 Hems or Honn you'd Hk* cosh wfth ____ . , Canter of East Hartford home features 3 bed­ □□ED □□□ DEDD EQUmRENT ------■ - i m u oro breed, blonde, Bolton Student needed port time. of Andover, Inc. 742-7 693. West Hartford. for future subdivi­ ' ISPoworful 60 Angongoot 0ODD DDE DEDE froi has on opening tor o full (Soneral ottlce help-tull rooms, 2 baths, 2 car fobrie IFORRENT Center Rood. Please coll Light otrice cleonlnp etc. time or port time. Typing sion. Buy one or all. ' . ospkwivo □□ED EDO □□□□ Typewriter, Romlnpton 315 the Manchester Doe time registered x-roy Tuesday and Thursday 3 Persons to work In kit­ Drivor-to deliver furni­ oarage, a terrific family ; (obbr.) 63Undlvklod technician. We olso hove and basic ottlce skills. room with fireplace and f4 Strut For ttorogo only - near standard. $25. Coll 646- tor. Warden at 643-6642. to 5. Call for details 647- chen making sandwiches ture tor large volume As low as $34,900 for ; ZOOtbor . 6 Houm pM 2>Roduoo port time and per-dlem Coll 5284426. lots of room to room on tSOrgonsol Main Street. 48 x 28 feet. 8302.O 7653. and other kitchen duties. store. Good pay and be­ 32 acre parcel. Call f 22 Lucky ovont 70no___ 33 Hooded copo positions available. These the .91 acre loti 11 Ottered ____ anio 34Dopoo 646-29784 For Coll 6420305. nefits. Apply In person to; owner regarding : 231*000 Oft MKIXLLANEDUS INVITATION TO PID 4 c positions offer o full pock- Advertlsinp soles rep with Secretary - Rhom High at 8159,988. Realty World, S Notuptight ’ 35___ Vogos Mr. William Singer, Puri­ Frechette Associates. itylo OShowploInfy 37 Now RECREATIDNAL whil oge of benefits, o competi­ some experience tor tan Furniture, 1061 New School, Hebron, to work terms and appoint­ FDR SALE The Manchester Public DRIVERS tive storting salary plus o Full time position, (40 with administration and 646-7789x1 I 24Cbaritabloor- 10 RIghttiinil ROOMMATES EQUIPMENT NO-nCR OF PUiLIC SAL! O ld weekly newspaper Glas­ hours), benotlts. Apply In Britain Avenue, West ment. Schools tellcitt bids for IN­ true Deliver for Manches­ weekend cHtferentlol. In­ tonbury/Morlborouph special education. Must WANTBI DUSTRIAL ARTS for the person: 305 Brood Street. Hartford. New, never worn Reid 1tt7-ltn Khool year. Saalad eontents ot storoea aeacaa Hated below 872-^ ter wholesaler. Im­ terested applicants please area. Established terri­ hove excellsnt typing and Brand new listing 111 Ideal 1 Aotor- Ladles white figure ^ taka placa i. at - .A------SPACE S------TA TIO- ...... N /R•HTASPACB.m EN T contact JoAnno at 721-7393 Solvation Army Thrift home tor the growing 1-413-4S9M3S ' ZeOrgoflind skates, size . $20. Coll hockey pants. Cooper Mdt will ba racalvad until Chapel Rd., S. Windsor, C T of 4:W p.m. on March M, IIS7. mediate openings. tory with opportunity tor Clerk typlst-tull time op­ stenographic skills. For ARwet F e m a le roommat«-to 6 MARCH S, 1fS7,2:00 P.M., at between 9 and 4 . store. application call 228-9474. tamllyl Fabulous 9 plus » moich 644-0348.O podded. Cost$60., sell $30. Each ipoca will ba told at on# lot. For Good rood record re­ growth. Good commis­ ening In Glastonbury for '38 Huny ZUghtly shore .3 bedroom house. Coll 646-8661 otter 4 pm.□ which Hma thay will ba pub­ out! quired. Full time M-F. sions, good back-up art EOE.______room (kirrison Colonial 3Eistom Non-smoker. Furnished licly opoiiad. The right It ra- Full time mechanic - 1 Port tlme-Moture female experienced typist situated on private SOSrink AS4S ORLANDO OILBIRTO For Tim e Vt after 40 hrs. department. Coll 633-4691 (60wpm) position. In­ bedroom, $380 per month tarved to rolect any and all 1 Bad, B x t,, 1 Chat of Drwr, 1 TV , 1 End TM . year experience required preferred. 15 hours per Part time lonltorlal work. wooded lot In popular IROOMS 31 Hookoygisot Larpe 'Gone with the Mds. Spocincotlons and bid M o i Paid Insurance, holi­ for Interview. week, flexible, days. Ser­ volves typing, record Rockville area, 2 hours plus one third utilities. BOATS/MARME Wind' electric lamp. Rust forma may ba sacurad at the ASH JOHN LUM AN on medium duties trucks. keeping and general ot- Bolton neighborhood. FORRERT Columbia 2204)437. EQUIPMENT Bkt., Bxs., * TIras, 2 Tool Bxa, Pithing Equip. day, vacation. Apply Salary commensurate vice greetlnp cord depart­ per morning, 4 days per Chock full of extras In­ tone flowers on white. Businatt Offlea, 45 North Toy now Manchester To­ Secretory - port time tor ment of department store. flco duties. <>ood salary week, good tor housewife. School Stroot, Monchotfar, ASM FANNIE MAULOIN with experience. Must cluding 2 family rooms, Cost $200., sell $85. 528- Connecticut. X4 I bacco & Candy Co., 299 professional office. Light Manchester area. Gen­ and oil benefits. Coll Sue Coll 249-6888. Central location, kitchen 6 toot Mad River canoe, 1880.P 1 AC, 1 Bad, 6 Kit. Chrt., 4 Uphol. Chra., 1 Frlp/Pnr, 1 hove tools, company be- new cherry kitchen, great IWANTHI 1 Radio, 2 TM . Lampt, 1 Fan, 4 Ortra, 3 Sofoa. Cen Green Rd. Manches­ typing, bookkeeping and eral stock work. Coll oven- at 6522666. privileges. Parking avail­ paddles Included. Used 93402 646- nonts. Coll 5284114,9 to 4, reception. Flexible hours. sun porch, bar, deluxe B3I4 CLAYTO N K B N N IY ter. Monday through Friday. Ines only, 8pm to 9pm. Bookkeeper - general of­ able. Security and refer­ TDRENT tour times. Excellsnt con­ Carriage - makes Into 646-2525. Child Coro giver tor Jacuzzi spa, large storage 1 Bad, 3 Kit. Chrs, 2 Orsrs, 1 Sofa, 2Tlrot, 1 Whoalchr, 1-2724479. fice - 2 positions available. born, and It's decorated ences required. $70 per dition. $800. Please call stroller and cor bed. S25. Bxt., 1 Wt. Bonch. GM young children wanted - Typing, will train. Non- week. 649-9227 or 5 69-3521. beoutlfullyl 4 bedrooms, 643-4942 after 6pm or tor all. Call 649-1627 or B321 THOMAS MOBLBY von KlnderCore has on Imme­ smoker preferred. Apply 6434)290.a NOTICE TO CMPITOnS lovely living room and 6 4 7 ^ 6 8:30 - 5:30. Ask J '^ .'* 4 Chrs., 1 Uphol. Chr.,3 Orsrs, STM Lamps, SCI diate port time opcnlnp In person. Warehouse M tor Bob. E S TA TE OF I Radio, 1 Sofa, Starao, 1 Kt. TM , 2 End TM t, 2 NIsM spacious formal dining ROBERTA H. JAM ES, Lata Old DONUT tor on experienced person 178 Tunnel Rood, Vernon. IAPARTMENT8 Young profetslonol, TM l. T ru to work with children room. A mutt to seel of Manchatlar, Oacaotad Join Our Team MANAGER - 2 IFOR RENT mole, seeking o aulet one 1980 Angler cuddy cabin, Autoinatlv6 Tha Hon. William E. nti- CSSS ROSEMARY ROYA 872-1 and under. Enthusiasm, 8214,968. Jackson & Jack- Port tlme-Dentol assist­ son Real Estate. 647- bedroom or studio apart­ with tvinrude. 115 horse Oarold, Judoa, of lha Court 1 Otr, I Cot TM ., 1 Ono. Rm. TM ., 1 Soto Convort. MAKER corlnp attitude and ability ant and secretarial duties ment In Manchester area. power, wtih power tilt and of Probata, District of Man- BSM MARK PENDLETON MANAGER 8408.O Three room apartmont|- chsstar at a hoorlno hold on For to nuture youngsters ne­ wanted In Vernon office. Non-smoker, no pots, ref- trim. Boot fully equipped 7 Lownmewors, Rotollllar, 1 Tractor Cab, Mowor at­ V-8, Experienced or No appliances. No pets. (MRS Fabruary IX 1*S7 ordarad tach. Gordon toMs. cessary. Coll Linda at Pleasant working condi­ oronces available. 522- with golley unit. Marine Lvn Th e M ai Js* TRAINEES 646-7090. Coventry- Security. Call 646-2424 that all claims must ba pra- tions. Coll 871-8337. 3883. toilet. Easy roll trailer. FOR SALE sontod to tha nduclory on or CHS ROBERT BICKFORD M oi W ill Train $149,9D8..Hlghllghted by a weekdays 9 to 5. I Wathar/Oryar, 2 FI. Lamps, Oordan TeMs 13'x 31' great room with a 88495. Days 643-8916 or bafora May 15, 1fS7 or ba America’s Maid Service Expanding Linan and evenings 569-3942. Dodge Coronet - 1975. 8 barrad os by low arovldad. a n DONALD WATBRS <200 - MOO split fleldttone fireplace. Elllnoton-Quiet countrV Johanna M. Brudar, Bops, Bxt, Clothing, Mirror, 2 Tiros C h i Drapory Chain aoaka M m N E 8 8 _. This gorgeous Contem­ sotting, bodroom apart­ I HHOUOAY/ cylinder, 4 door, good Dunkin 1 7 Astlitant Clark aiS LOUIS BARONB pick 2 ambitloua Individual PER WEEK porary has 3 bedrooms, 2 ments. From $400. Nor­ condition. $1800. Call John Tha nduclory It; OPPORTUNmES 3 End TMs, 4 ndo I Kit. TM ., Ski Equip., 1 Mlcro- 2 b n I8EAR0NAL PETS AND days, 643-2711 or 647-8888 nil., Intoreated In an axclt- Expanding company toll baths and a beautiful theastern Property Mon- Chrlstophar Jamas wova, 1 Ortr. C o ( Donuts view overlooking the vol­ ogement. 529-8972. IsUPPUEj nights. Box 157 Poi Ing career, company •WMv «9 WMinsnMWrV. Soot sweeper-Aueust Poolsl.. JLAA pool dlstrlb- Ashford, CTM27I S3S7 W AYNE PROVin Oraal amrtronmam No ley. Acre lot adlacent to 1 Bd, 3 TM Lamps, 2 Spkrt, I Kit, TM ., 1 Pert. T V Rou Please Call West model, 2 horse public golf course. Home otor must dIpose of entire AKC Golden Retriever Olds Delta 88, 2 door 037-02 bonafita, and growth oxporlonoo nocoatary. Four room apartment PSH JOHN LBWIS 914S power. Cleans up to 788 bum In 1988. D. W. Fish available Immediately. Inventory of now, left over puppies, 8 weeks old, ta­ coupe, royal broughm, 677-4820 opportunity. For In- Call Mr. Mika balwtan cubic feet of air every 1 AC, 3 D rtrt, Golf Clubs •am-gpm. Realty. 643-1519 or 871- Adults preferred. No pet$, 1986 31 foot family size male and 2 moles left. 1981, loaded, with all the Che tarview call: minute. Like new. Bought swimming pools Including PISS WILLIAM RBED 1488.0 no appliances. Security Mother obedience extros. Very sharp, mint. (MRS 1 Bd. Frm., 1 Hdbd., 1 Vacuum CInr., 4 Spkrt. v -6 , Opening Soon < In 1985. Fold $1888, first huge sun deck, fencing, trained, all papers and 423-5133, 6pm. (203) 249-7852 $388 takes It. Call 875-647 . and reference. 1 cor. 649- FDR SALE P3W PRANK BYRD 900 Tolland Tpke. 6 New to the Market! Large 1265. filter, ladders, and war­ shots. 8250. 64B8114 or chei Mary Ellen ranty tor only $987. Full l,Bd.,------1 Uph.-- Ch., 1 Frie/Frz.,------1 Sofa, 2 Spkrt, 1 Cot. Ctidor Shopping Center (800) 367-3720 newer duplex. 3 generous 64B8067. Olds Calais 85, automatic, TM., 2 End TMt., I TV Cons, 1 TV Port., 1 Vacuum, 1 financing available. Coll olr conditioning, power 78 6 cylinder AMC Con­ Mo: 4 Manchester bedrooms, I ’A baths, full 3 rooms, clean aulet 1st Wothar, 1 Steva. 5 8 2 - 9 5 4 9 Peter at 563-1161. cord station wagon, runs 4 blo< bosements-one finished. floor apartment. Heat, ap­ steering, broket and win­ P31S JOHN GARCIA HELP WANTED Convenient location-close pliances. Prefer retired dows. Cruise control. great. $858. 646-7887. Bxt., Bks., 1 Trunk, Art. Equip. urv V I THAT SCRAMBLED worn) GAME Bro' to 1-384. Great opportunity lody or older married !• by Hanit Arnold and Bob las 25JXI8 miles. $8588. 646- 031* NARKIS STONE to hove tennant help pay couple. References, secur­ 7118,9 to 5 ask tor Jeon. 1984 Ford Ranger Pick-Up Bkt., 1 Roc. Chr, 1 Drsr, 1 Sw. Mach., I Spk., I Tvpwrtr, M oi Domino’s Pizza your mortgage. Joyce G. ity, no pets. 646-6113. Unactambla ttiaaa four Juinblaa, Aluminum window frame - 4 speed, 4 cylinder, 57,060 Wtt., Banch, 1 T V Stand, 1 TM . Lmp. mllM, $3000. Coll 64 6-5422. Mo: Needs Pizza makers! FREE WEEKEND Epstein Reel Estate 647- one lattar to aach squaiB; to fonn wHh screen and shutters. 1974 Chevy Corvette-blue, 0319 PATRICIA THOMPSON * 8895.0 3 room apartment on 1st ( ' four oitSnary uxitda. 1920 Rocking Choir - ma­ exterior and Interior, runs Bxs., 3 W lc ^ Chrt., 3 Orsrs, I Soto, 2 Spkrt., 1 Coff. Dos TELLERS Like new, 28 x 44. Terrific TM ., 2 End TM t, I Starao, 2 Bch. Chra. Part time or full VACATION floor In a 3 tamllv house. ple, needs some reflnlsh- value. $85. 646-1617.0 excellent, good looking TR(KK8/VAN8 rlor Manchester- Ing. $40. Coll 643-7534.0 cor. Needs little work. B in RAYMOND VITKOWSKY 315 time. Many shifts of Manchester/Clastonbury Heat and electricity In­ KULCC m FOR SALE 1 Else!. Bad, Sofa, Chra., End TM . Full and part time tellers needed. StcB ilty Ob b tOs ...8122,986...New to cluded. No pets. One 52 gallon hot water heater $9008 firm. Coll 646-151 6. ter. available. We will 388 Main St., Manchester, CT market. Lovely 7 room ; ! . 032-02 Will train. Apply Savings Bank of bb bM . Apply to months security. $475. Ask complete with relief train. Could lead to Do you have th ^ desire to learn and suc­ Capo In Immaculate con­ tor Betty Jeon. Realty •swaBas*—- valve. $25. 649-9924.0 1974 (fotsun 260Z-fullv 1971 Dodge 'Ti ton van-318, 9 tl management oppor­ ceed? The Maids has openings fo r Manchester, 923 Main Street, gBBlify. dition. Footures: 3 bed­ World Frechette. 64 6- loaded, very good con- 3 speed, ladder rocks, first moi e Light Housekeeping specialists, rooms, flropldce, full 7709. For sole rocks, minerals dtlon, garaged oil yeor, 8675 takes It. Coll 875- dro tunities. Apply In we will provide you with good hours, 9 Manchester, CT basement, cheery kitchen - L A Q U I and crystals. Coll 643- must see to appreciate. 6476. 355- with appliances Included. Coot chocolate brown, fur $2850 firm. Coll Michael. person. a.m.-s. fo p.m. competitive wages and Elite Centrally located large 1st collar, size 16. Moved to 4302. benefits. Paid training. No weekends or Won't lasti Call tor more floor 3 TM CBL a DOOR MK II C O U P E 8 potlng, $365,1 1/2 months 1 ssrvicsd hors, 87986. r,CT. PIST CONTROL Rossetto. 64 6-2482." Wo SECURITY STORE DETECTIVES security deposit, no pot$, 80NCEOLC AGE OT F GMi A 4 9 - 9 0 0 1 Guarantee Our Houses" .□ adults protorrod. 742-9 641. VW JETTA '81 •5986 •lly998 SECURITY COORDINATORS 4 dr, 5 ipd, case, axe. eond. weaai van (experience preferred) OTM RADIOLOGIC See this lovely 4 bedroom Three bedroom apart­ NQEOZC DTC.” — BtOZBCW AMmilMo;NaAO; Aa AM/FM iloroo. Ranch situated In the Moon Goof. 6M. Trano. Oldi we offer competitive starting salaries and exceUent advancement opportunities, plus outstanding ment, $558 monthly, socuf- true com]npany-] benefits including medical, optical & dental coverage; life insurance and much. South ond of town. Largo VW RABBIT'84 TECHNICIAN Ity deposit roaulrod, LFKBFOTC. 4 dr, 4 spd, so, disssi, low ml, 872-1 muchch more.moi living room, kitchen, 2 toll appliances and hoot mtt 01 Votumg Truck Center Parttlmo, 12 p.m. to 8 HM8ALE PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Everyone has s sacral Ufa ha sxc. eond, $4888. We are conducting interviews on: baths, 2 cor garaot a good Indudod, no pets. 643- BUY A SUPER 4x4 TRUCK NOWNI Dod p.m., every other buy at $169jm. U B R 7488. doesn't reveal even to his paychlatrial." — Paul Theroux. VW CONVERTIBLE '84 Wot woekend. 4 p.m. to 8 Ihesday Pebm ary 24, 9:30am - 6pm Glastonbury- to be built. Realty. 643-2 692xi 8 spd, se, esse, sue. cond, PICKUP 4x4 X-TBACAB -B tiJa r 7 Wedneedny Rgbrnary 38, 9aun • 8pm Small davalopment on iuw low ml, 88486. East Hartford - Burnskto 7 nt llil p.m. some weekdays. cul-da40c near shoppinc An elegant portrayal of area. Lovely 1 bedroom 1229 AART Board Csrti- Thursday Fhbmary 26, Sam - 6pm Iho modern life sytto con VW TURBO DIESEL '84 a t and highways. Our plans garden apartment. Car- fled required. Experl- or yours. Starting at be soon In this 3 bedroom, gating, appliances. 8 apd, snrf, se; 1 ownsr, soM Qnallty Inn, Rente SO, Vernon, CT $W),60n. Coll today for 116 bath Williamsburg Co­ Adults, no pols.9a9-S7S4. B ssrvload hero, $6486. • 5 8 8 8 i n i , 9 7 9 1974 •noe In trauma an­ lonial townhouso looatod STOLASSI^^ADS: $ 9 9 9 9 t f For further information, directions or to make an appointment, please caU (203) 683-7791. details. Jo ve t G. Epstein VW JETTA ‘86 tion d/or work and 1 to 2 Real Estate. 647-8M5.0 In oxclutlvo Lydall 875^ Woods. Cleon and cpotl- EVERY 4 dr, 8 spd, so, eass, loeal oar, Equipped with: 5 apeed, AM/FM alarpo, pa. pb. Full 7 peae. aeaUng, wNh 8fd yaare exparienoe pre­ the sxc. eoiM, r~ Heavens to Betsy...Thls vatlng...tho matter bed­ d a y a M . ALL atandard aquipmant. Why pey more? GMi ferred. If Intereeted FORRERT Salap Tax, Rpgiatreton. THlp.end Doelar oftfea faa axtra. brand new llsltng Is sure to room boosts a Btrlas of AND With please contact: VW PICKUP '81 sell tosti 16 duplex In spacious dosotB plus a w o n d e r IN Gas, 4 spd, sharp truck, V-8, Rockville General groat Manchester area. glamoureus glast sola­ ^ nchostor 3 bedroom, 82888. tIon Hospital, 31 Main ® 2-3 bedroom s. N sw er rium to onlov outslde- fully oppiloncsd red. ~i?ickel vinyl siding, full boso- Intldo. $148't. For o pri­ w o r k e rWAYS ”* ^ Street, Rockville, C T garage, » SMk\) WORLD OF WHEELS DE CORMIER Imn OOIT-YOURSELF HOME CENTERS mont. Movo-ln condition. vate showing call pool, kids playground, UPMAN VW BRISTOL 589-6211 HTfD. 549-5555 1097 rARMIRCION AV[ C o i 646-2482. Blonchord B MOTOR SALtS. INC. 872-orai extension Equal Opportunity Employer 884AI8. Jackson B Jack- v w CMvsnIsnt locatloh. ManchesterHerald ROUTE 88, VERNON Oldi 380. son Reel Estate. 647- Rossolto. "W o Guorantao WTBY. 574-1672 I SOO 592 1002 RT. 6, BRISTOL 285 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER (EXIT 60 OFF W ) 6»>4169 roul S408J] Our Houtot". ^ 6 4 3 .2 7 1 1 6 4 0 - 2 0 3 8 9145