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to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 5. 1987 HOMES APARTMEHTS ’ CA R LYLE ®by U r r y WrTght U.S./WORLD FOCUS SPORTS 00FOR SALE FOR RENT Suddenly available - Well 24 Locust Street. 7 room & SERVICE DIRECTORY maintained large two bed- apartment. No oppllan- Train crash tied Sculptor works Giants hit stride raam condominium In ces. Security. No pets. convenient Manchester Call 646-2496 weekdays 9to to ignored signai with castoffs at the right time location. Priced right at 5. NEATNN/ MRCOIANEOUR t53,900.Jovce G. Epstein iRERVKa Real Estate, 647-M9S.O Manchester-2nd floor, 2 ... page 8 ... page 9 ... page 12 bedroom, heat and ap­ Government Homes - pliances. No pets. $5n iklMjlmiidiiitno Nome vour emt price — Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ Odd lobs. Trucking. Home from $1 (U repair). Oelln- plus security. Call 646- Fattier ond^son. Fast, throom remodeling; In­ repoirs. You name it, we auent tax property. 3979. rHytmd Ftmodeilno.: dependable service. stallation water heaters, do It. Free estimates. Repossessions. Coll 805- !# ttiieiaiiet in bd^ Fointlnp, Poperhanglng A garbage disposals; faucet Insured. 6434304. A87-8000. Ext. GH-9M5 for Tw o bedroom townhouse IRfoomi ond kltcii«n$. Removal. Call (724237. repairs. 6494539. Viso/M- current repo list. $imiU acoit oMiHirariiMl osterCord accepted. - heat, hot water, carpet­ Your local handvmonl ing, air conditioned, all Rfolstgrtd* ,..ln- Super lnvestmen\- In vour Call John at 643-4353 and appliances. Nice location. jElECTRICAl IMKCELLANEOUR please leave message. future! Excellent oppor­ Call 647-1595. tunity to purchase o ' 3\ Irervicer family In the South end o f '\2 bedroom, 1/2 duplex, Dumos Electric— Having DO A TWO-WAY favor... Hartford. Seperate utili­ appliances, $550. per T.0AY Is a good day to Electrical Problems? Hawkes Tree Service- get extra cashfor yourself ties, spacious rooms, month plus utilities. Bow­ otCFCe onod In classiflod to Need o large or a small Bucket Truck A Chipper. and make It possible for iiaiirliPHtpr HpralJi newer roof. Offered ot- ers School area. Call John •ell : those idle Items Repoir? We SpMlallze In Stump removal. Free esti­ someone else to enloy' ) Manchester — A City of Village Charm S109,900.Jaclcson & Jack- at 643-1591. You’ve been storino. A. Residentlol Work. Joseph mates. Special considera­ those golf clubs you never son Reol Estate, 647-8400 «HttcR call to 643-2711 will Dumas. Fully Licensed. tion fbr elderly and handi­ use. Sell them with a want or 6464646.0 Manchester - Chorter Oak pm Y|wr od^ln print. Free Estimates. 646-5253. capped. 647-7553. od. Street - 5 room duplex, Manchester - New Listing centrally located near bus Tuesday, Jan. 6,1987 30 Cents - Older 4 room vinyl sided line. 1 year lease. Security home on West Side. Hugh deposit. No pets. $465 per LBBAL NOTICI country kitchen, 1 1/2 month. 649-2871. RECREATIONAL MI8CELLANE0U8 LIOAL NOTICI baths, stove, close to RTORE AND ICARS J lEQUIPMENT FOR SALE TOWN OF ANDOVIR VACANT RESIDENTIAL schools and shoppIng.A 3 room apartment - heat, OFFICE SPACE IFOR SALE PROPERTY FOR SALE BY D e v e lo p e r great buy at $89,900. hot woter, electric ond The 3rd quarterly Install­ E S TA TE. 139 Vernon Street, ment of property toxes onthe Congressional James R. McCavanogh appliances Included. $105 store - Manchester, Main For Sale. Rowing Ma­ 1985- 4 door Mercury Manchester, Connecticut, Real Estate, 649-3800.O M r. Chrlstmos-6 ft tree, October 1 ,1915 Grand List Is 1% story frame house, six weekly, no pets. Security Street. Approximately 750 chine, fully assembled, 1 green. For sale, $15. Call Topaz, 5 speed manuol, due and payable January 1, room,2baths on 00 ft. x 140 ft. m a y b u ild and references required. square feet. For more year old, excellent condi­ 643-7534.0 front wheel drive, 19,000 1917. Also, the Supplemental lot. To be sold by sealed bid Manchester-3 bedroom 646-2253.Avallable Imme­ Information coll 529-7858 tion. $75. Coll 646-3245 miles, AM/FM stereo, Motor Vehicle taxes are due at the Manchester Probate well kept Cope style home diately. or 563-4438. after 5;30pm. cassette. Warrenty. $7000. on January 1,19$7. Payments Court, 66 Center Street, Man­ with finished basement Mini rowing machine with mode after February 2, 19$7 chester, Connecticut 06040 on tension spring and cable. Death In family, must sett. ar e subi ect to a I ate charge of 101 h o u s e s leaders blast January 22,1907 at 9:00 o.m.. and attached garage. Con­ Manchester-Adorable 3 Roller blades hockey 646-0517, 1V!i% per month on the lOte venient location. Asking Has pull bar, small seat. Sealed bids must be submit­ room apartm ent, 2nd ^MISCELLANEOUS skates on wheels, great $15. 649-2287.0 Installment from the due ted to the Probate Court on A $127,000. Flono Realty. floor, appliances. Availa­ FOR RENT for conditioning. Size 12, 1982 Mazdo - 626 luxury date, or o minimum of $2. or before January 20, 1907. 646-5200. ble Immediately. $375 plus paid $120. Sell for $85. sedan. Air conditioned, Payments may be mode by All bids must be accompan­ By John F. Kirch mall or at the Town Office ied by a certified or cashier's heat. No pets. Call 623- 643-2831.0 stereo cassette, sun roof. BuUdlng which Is open 9:00a. Herald Reporter Manchester-New Listing I Garage-For storage only I WANTED TO check for 10% of the bid. If 1983. All options. $4350.633-4581. m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday bid Is conditional upon fi­ record budget . 3 bedroom Colonial, to­ $40 a month. 649-4003. eUY/TRADE ^OOATS/MARINE through Fridoy. The Tax Col­ nancing, the Interest rote, Although a formal application tally renovated. New kit­ Excellent 3 room apart­ I 1974 Chevy Suburban 10 lector Is also In her office amount, and time needed to has not yet been submitted, a chen, windows, and sid­ ___ Ieo u ip m en t Mondoy evenings 7:00to9:00 obtain same must be stated ment. Stove, refrigerator. Used but not abused child­ passenger. New tires, Windsor development firm is de­ By Tom Raum ing. 1 car garage. $124,900. No pets. Security, referen­ Reese hitch. $ ^ . 643-8882. U A Any buyer must be Owner/Agent. 561-0134. Morchondlse ren's Winter clothing. Size SANDRA G.BI DWELL ^epored to close within signing a major custom housing The Associated Press ces. $350. 649-4003. 16 foot Mod River canoe, 0 months to 10. Call 742- TAX COLLECTOR thirty (30) days from the date TOWN OF ANDOVER the bid Is awarded. All bids subdivision in the Case Mountain Bolton Center Road - paddles Included. Used 9596 after 11am. 1970 Mustang-Body res­ area of Manchester. WASHINGTON — Senate Repub­ N New 5 room duplex apart­ 050-12 orb sublect to Probate Court Spllsh Splash...In the four times. Excellent con­ tored 351 motor with head­ approval. lican Leader Bob Dole said today he ment. 3 bedrooms, 1'/j dition. $800. Please call On the drawing board at the great locuzzl that comes baths, fully appllanced. ers. Beautiful car but For Vrth e r details or for In­ doesn’t think President Reagan’s FURNITURE 643-/N42 after 6pm or 647- needs transmission and Derekseth Corp.'s main office is a with this spacious 9 room No pets. References and E l Autoinotlv8 TRUCKS/VANS spection, contact Attorney $1,024 trillion fiscal 1988 budget 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for little other work. Many Thomas S. Florentino at 649- proposal to build 101 single-family Ranchi Large family security. $675 plus utili­ "has a prayer” of being accepted room, 2 cor garage. Velvet couch and love Bob. extras parts, best offer. FOR SALE 2065. houses on 180 acres to the west of ties. 649-4003. by Congress. Pretty acre and lot In seat for sale. $99. 643- 646-8607. 050-12 Birch Mountain Road, a winding 9804.0 CARS The president’s budget plan also Bolton. Close to 384 for Three room apartments, MUSICAL 1974 Ford Van, good condi­ street that passes through rough, FOR SALE was being dismissed as unworkable easy access to HortfordI no appliances, no pets, TRUCKS/VANS tion. $1500 or best offer. hilly terrain. It has been called King size woterbed - com­ ITEMS by congressional Democratic $148,900.Jdckson 8, Jack- security. Coll 646-2426 FOR SALE 875-6344.0______IMI8(XLLANE0U8 hazardous by many Manchester son Real Estate, 647- weekdays 9 to 5. plete with heod board, Chevette-1981-4 door leaders. 8400.O mattress, liner, heater. Child's electric orgon with hatchback, automatic, I AUTOMOTIVE residents because of its steep hills " I don’t think the budget itself Ask for Steve.$99.00. 529- IMISCELLANEOUS and tight curves. Manchester-5 room apart­ bench. Excellent condi­ power steering, new has a prayer,” Dole, R-Kan., said 1567.0 tion. $20. 643-7917.0 1980 GMC Jimmy Sierra AUTOMOTIVE This Is o good time to find ment, 2nd floor, carpet­ brakes, shocks, muffler. Classic, excellent^ condi­ That topography has raised on the "CBS Morning News". He 76,000. $1200. 643-0964. 1969 Ford E-200 Window a cash buyer for that ing, stove, wosher/dryer tion. Never plowed, many problems for Derekseth added, ’ 'I think it’s a starting point; hookup. Parking, no pets. Four snow tires on rims, Van. 6 cylinder-running typewriter no one uses. t v /s ter eo / PETS AND power windows, tilt wheel condition. Excellent for officials, who are trying to build a that’s about all that can be said for Use a low-cost ad In Lease and security. $500 1970 Volvo-145 S, stereo and more. Must see! 643- size 165-15,2 MIchelln, and development that meets public- month. Heat and utilities APPLIANCES SUPPLIES cassette, automatic trans­ 2 Engelberten. $100. 646- parts or restoration. 899. it.” Classified for quick re­ ED 4469. Coll after 5pm. Ask 649-8050 after 3:00pm.o safety needs and complements the not Included. Call Pot at mission. $600. 646-4729. for Bucky. 4729. Dole said the administration sults. 643-2711^- natural beauty of southeastern deserved credit for its effort, but he 646-3190 after 6pm. Refrigerotor - 2 door, 16 AK C Lob puppies. Black eyes and hips, certified Manchester. added, "to reach their numbers, Manchester - $184,000 - cubic feet. Manual de­ Manchester-4 room, 1 bed­ frost. $25.00. 643-2809.O shots. Ready to go! 627- IMMCELLANEOUS ELLANE0U8 IMISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS To do that, company officials they probably used some smoke Excellent Investment op- room apartment. Applian­ 9831. and mirrors just as Congress does partunlty awaits you with IFOR SALE SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE have said, Derekseth would build ces, references, security. (general,Electric 24" color an access road west of Birch from time to time.” ROBERT DOLE this five-fam ily house. No pets. Call 649-5758. Newer roof, full bbsement tv console, automatic MISCELLANEOUS Mountain Road. Several smaller "W e ought to stop the rain dance .. . doesn't have prayer channel selector, needs streets would jut from that street, about all the little figures in the and updated electrical work. $10. 649-3581 .□ FOR SALE system. Call us today for CONDOMINIUMS known as Dennison Drive, and end budget, and move on in, see what more detalls.Sentry Real FOR RENT in grass island dead ends. we can do and do it as quickly as we reduction, it also outlines a number Estate, 643-6601 .□ Zenith console color tv. FREE CUSSIHED ADS of hefty increases: a three-fold can,” Dole said. 23" screen, rabbit ears ENDROLLS Although many houses would Manchester - New end Included. $75. 649-4872. “ The administration wants to increase, to $1 billion, in funds to Manchester - 164,900 - unit condominium. 2 bed­ 27% w M h - 258 To all Herald Readers who have something to sell for have frontage on the busy Birch Herald photo by Mitchell work with Congress. We want help find new careers for displaced Spacious and private, this room, 11 /2 bath, loft, 2 car 13% width - 2 (or 2B8 Mountain Road, company officials Congress to take us seriously,” workers who have lost jobs in beautiful home has It garage, central air. IFUEL OIL/COAL/ M UST be picked up at the ha ve said that driveways would exit Brians Katzman, a fourth-grader at Training Center, are participating in a Budget Director James C. Miller import-battered industries; an en­ all....two fireplaces, for­ Manchester Herald Office <99 or less. We will run your ad for 7 days — FREEI $730/month plus utilities. I FIREWOOD onto Dennison Drive, since it is. Washington School, finishes off a one-year pilot breakfast program which III said as Reagan’s new budget, hanced $500 million program to mal dining room with 872-9270. before 11 A.M. ONLY. likely to be less traveled. bullt-ln cabinets and gloss blueberry muffin breakfast this morning officials said Is helping some students in calling for further increases in combat AIDS; and $1 billion in new Firewood; cut , split and Fill out ooupon (one word f a a « ; " I envision it as a special funds to modernize the nation's air shelves, kitchen Includes HOMES in the school cafeteria. Washington, defense spending and another stove and dishwasher.ler. delivered. All seasoned Men's size 7 ski boots. per gpaoo) and mall or neighborhood, a special place to the learning process. round of deep cuts in domestic traffic control system. FOR RENT Also fits women's size 8 • a ? a Sliders to patio.Sentr^it^ hardwood from auollty bring to the Maneheater 1 live,” company President Gary L. along with the Regional Occupational programs, was delivered to law­ Law enforcement, foreign aid dealer. Northeast Log­ 1/2. Very good condition. Real Estate, 643-6601 .□ Herald OfNce, 16 Bralnard inerce said this morning. " It ’s a and space programs also would get ging. "Wood Is our only' Asking $25. 649-4339. e 10 11 ia makers Monday. 6 room Cope, well main­ Place. very, very pretty area.” " I ’m tired of hearing statements big increases. Neat A Clean - Manches­ business". 742-9168. tained. Close to bus and that the budget is dead on arrival,” But early indications were that 6 Twin size mattress and ia M ia M Pierce and' a team of engineers, ter - $124,900 - 6 rooms, 3 Chopping. Recently up­ Clearly atate Ham and price the new budget might be headed the bedroom Colonial on dated. Many features In­ RECREATIONAL box spring. Very good who have been working on the plans Breakfast program provides Miller added. "The budget will be condition. $35. 742-7080.Q In ad. One Hem only per way of the past two Reagan quiet street. Features cluding 1'/i baths, 1 car EQUIPMENT for nearly a year, met with the dead on arrival only if somebody on large brick flreploced liv­ garage, stove, refrigera­ ad. No pet, tag aale, or Manchester Planning and Zoning Capitol Hill kills it. It was alive budgets, which were largely ing room with picture tor, washer/dryer, mud Hot water heater. Sepco commercial ada accepted. Name. Commission Monday night in Lin­ when it left our quarters.” ignored. window, spacious chair room, etc. Quiet neighbor­ Skis, "Hart" 160-cm. 90 gallons. 646-8302.D coln Center to discuss their The budget calls for sharp cuts in Senate Budget Committee Chair­ rolled dining room, eot-ln hood, no pets. Security Fiber glass, "Billy Kidd" i^Addreaa. doncept. pupils with food for thought many favorite Reagan targets: man Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., who kltchen,1 1/2 baths, 1 car short with Solomon Sted- Ping Pong table 3/4 Inch and references required. * Commission members said they food stamps, student loans, housing will open congressional hearings on garage and 1984 energy Available February 1st. In bindings. Number 444. top, $55.00 Telephone 649- the budget Wednesday, said: "It $50. 649-1794.D 3987.0 liked the idea, and they said it and mass transit programs. efficient furnace. D. W. $780 per month. 649-5140. looks to me like the budget does not Fish Reolty, 643-1591 or would be good for the area. No By John Mitchell bill contains money for breakfasts employees are paid extra for their It proposes cutting in half over 871-1400.D CARS CARS CARS ICARS ‘ formal action was taken. Herald Reporter at schools that have a high number efforts. the next five years farm subsidy really have a future.” FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Under the plans, Derekseth of students eligible for free and Peak said that about 20 of the 94 programs while increasing defense Despite its claim of $42 billion in Manchester - $124,900 - WIE'VIE r U R N I E D O would build custom houses on Officials at two Manchester reduced lunches. students at his school eat the spending annually at about 3 deficit-reduction measures. Chiles Spread out In this large 3 l>/i-acre lots. The prices of the schools' participating in a pilot ROTC and Washington School breakfasts. “ The majority of them percent on top of inflation over the contended the Reagan budget bedroom cape located on THE houses would start at about breakfast program said students were chosen for the program were not eating a good breakfast same period. would actually fall far short — a cul-de-sac; fireplaces in enjoy the wide variety of foods and because the two schools had the prior to this,” he said. To generate additional revenue, perhaps by as much as $27 billion — both living room and first $350,000. About 27 acres at the west IRmirhrstrr lirrali'i SAVINGS of the site would be preserved as some appear to be doing better in fewest logistical problems with bus The type of food served during the it relies heavily on sales of federal of meeting the administration’s floor family room. Dining scheduling, and both had the proper 15- to 20-minute meals, Uppling own goal of reducing the federal room and small den on the open space. classes as a result. assets and loans, and calls for user main level as well as 16 x Site plans include several rear-lot "We think it’s going very well.” kitchen facilities. ROTC, which said, is determined by the state. fees for many federal services. deficit to the $108 billion target contained in the Gramm-Rudman 23 rec room with full bath CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. subdivisions. A rear-lot subdivi­ said Ray Gardiner, principal at provides special vocational educa­ ” We have a standard that we have While the chief emphasis in the on the lower level. 1 cor SS WINDSOR AVENUE •VERNON* •73-3311 WE’RE DEALING sion, which has less than the Washington School. "When we first tion for handicapped students be­ to go by,” she said. This includes new budget proposal is on deficit budget-balancing law. garage.D.W.Fish required frontage on a public started this, we had no idea what tween the ages of 14 and 21. buses protein at least twice a week. The Realty,643-1591 or 871- street, is allowed under a new the participation would be.” them from 25 different area towns. menu has included ham-and-cheese 1400.O TO SAVE YOU MONEY!” zoning regulation adopted by the " I t ’s worked out OK,” said Jack Washington’s students walk to quiche made from scratch, cheese PZC last summer. Peak, director of the Regional school. pizza, which was served on a Plan full of ‘leftovers’ Unique contemporory In Gardiner said about 55 of Wa­ half-day, french toast and Stafford Springs - Newer Derekseth would be the first Occupational Training Center. “ I think there are kids that need it.” shington’s 318 students eat the pancakes. home (1981) with cathed­ developer to file an application WASHINGTON (A P) - Congress holidays, I think all of us have had The two schools are serving breakfasts every morning. A re­ Board members who voted ral celling, spiral stair­ (inder that regulation. has had its fill of holiday leftovers enough leftovers,” said Demo­ case to loft master bed­ cord 80 students took part recently against the pilot breakfast program The land is zoned Rural Resi­ breakfasts such as scrambled eggs, and will make major changes in cratic Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly. room with skylight. waffles, cereal and fruit. 'The ^ h e n breakfast pizza was offered. contended at the time that it was up (CLASSIFIED DISCOUNTS) dence, which allows 1.3 units an President Reagan’s $1 trillion fiscal Rep. John G. Rowland, a Republi­ Sliders off kitchen to acre. Aside from that, the town’s breakfasts cost^5 cents and are " It changes day by day, depending to parents to fix the morning meal. can, predicted Congress would deck-pool. Wrap-around year 1988 budget, which includes pewly adopted Comprehensive available to all students at the two r upon the menu,” he said. They also added that it would be too eventually approve a 1 percent to 2 porch. Large, oversize 2 SPEAK "W e'll have oatmeal, the Munt hard to coordinate bus scheduling many old proposals, say some car born with loft (or Plan of Development calls for Case schools. Those whose families meet members of Connecticut’s percent real increase after inflation income A d elin es get the break­ will go right down,” said Refranne at other schools. storoge, etc. (Zoned for Mountain to be a very low-density delegation. in defense spending, rather than the antique shop or studio). FOR hrea. Derekseth’s density would be fasts at a reduced price. Adults pay Greene, cafeteria manager at Peak admitted the ROTC buses 3 percent increase proposed by Washington. She said that more are occasionally late. In those Democratic Rep. Sam Gejden- Asking $95,900.Strono half a unit per acre. 60 cents a breakfast. son, said Reagan was recyling Reagan. Real Estate, 647- THEMSELVES! than half of the children who eat instances, students are permitted • Planning officials said they had The one-year pilot program, ideas Congress had rejected re­ He also predicted Congress would "SOLD”.d breakfast at the school are on to eat breakfast before class. TO RECEIVE YOUR NEW *CD' SAVINGS, ALL ADS MUST BE SCHEDULED FOR EITHER some public-safety concerns about which began in September after peatedly, such as increased fees for reject a proposal to sell Amtrak and 7 OR 10 DAYS IN THESE SPECIAL CLASSIFICATIONS... the project, including the hilly approval by the Board of Educa­ reduced- or free-lunch programs. The reason that’s allowed, he to cut veterans’ medical benefits. Open House - Sunday, MERCHANDISE FOR SALE I AUTOMOTIVE BRAND “ It’s a little extra work,” she said, is because the program guaranteed student loans. Coast 9 5 terrain and proposed dead ends. tion, is the result of the Educational But Rowland said Monday Rea­ January 4 ,1W7-1;00-5;00 ClMilflcAtlont 71 through 87 I ClMBlttCAtlont O V B R i? Guard user fees and elimination of (eactydlnt TA-TQ ______t1 through >7 ' " I think it (the plan) needs some Enhancement Act passed by the said, noting that as much food as works. It’s just common sense. gan didn’t go far enough in PM - 196 Metcalf Road, INVPICB NEW possible is prepared the afternoon Peak said, that students who get a vocational education grants. Tolland - Beautiful 3-4 work,” said Robert Hannon, the General Assembly last year. Ac­ n e w 'CD' "This budget is made up of bedroom Raised Ranch on town’s senior planner. “ We were cording to Mary Uppling, the school before it is served. s a v i n g s 1987 Please turn to page 8 leftover proposals and, after the Please turn to page 8 a nice country lot. Main trying to express our concerns to district’s director of cafeterias, the Uppling said that the cafeteria floor completely redeco­ 4 Lines 7 Days Save »5»“ TilPONFEQ^ggL TURISMO the commission (Monday night). rated. Family room and sim aVOICE ba v m >§ ^ 10 Days Save ‘O”" You have a piece of land with some den or bedroom on lower very difficult topography.” TODAY’S HERALD level. Come by and let us Small portions leave big smiles show you all the nice 5 Lines 7 Days Save ‘7«« Hannon said that although it was features of this home. 10 Days Save ‘IZ"" too early for planning officials to Agency reorganized Reagan gets new test Direction; 184 East to exit take a position on the project, they By John Mitchell program. but she said she didn’t like the 66(195). Take left on Cider 6 Lines 7 Days Save >8°° want to work with the builders to Herald Reporter "They could eat more than what waffles. "Sometimes they’re really state gaming chief A.W. Oppen- President Reagan, said to be in heimer has moved ahead with "fine spirits" following prostate Hill. Right on Grant HIM. 10 Days Save »14‘"> RATE FINANCING AVAILABLE ensure a development that would be we give them,” said Greene, as she hard,” she said. Right on Metcalf. (Follow Sammy Sirois, a second-grader, reorganizing his agency even surgery that revealed no apparent 7 Days Save *9°° good for the area. , At 8:10 this morning, the first set up plates. the signs for Benton Ho­ 7 Lines The town Public Works Depart­ students at Washington School The helpings may have looked said he got his food free but wasn’t though he has yet to win approval signs of cancer, faces another test mestead from 195).Realty 10 Days Save »16»'> ment was also concerned about began to file into the cafeteria, small but to the students they were sure why. He had two muffins this for the move from the board that for the spread of malignancy on the World, Frechette Asso­ A C T NOW... plans to build, grass islands at the about 25 minutes before classes more than enough. morning "because I like them," oversees the agency and the third day of his hospital stay. The ciates, 646-7709.a 8 Lines 7 Days Save >10°° 75-year-old president was sche­ 10 Days Save >18°° OFFER GOOD ON THE end of several dead-end roads on started. “ It’s pretty good.” said third- adding a good school breakfast General Assembly. Oppenheimer is the site, Hannon said. He said that After handing cafeteria manager grader Kevin Boggess, who pays 45 "makes me get my work done and executive director of the Division duled today to have a computer­ 7 isaviNOS ouOTiD AAi fhOM OUR niGuian aovERTisro emcESi 1887 TU R IS M O U N T IL ized, three-dimensional X-ray of his 7 Rejeanne Greene their meal cents to eat every morning. ” 1 like ail that.” on Special Revenue, which over­ Rentals JANUARY 10,1887. at some point the roads would be deeded to the town, and if ho­ tickets, they in return received one their food here.” Students were finished and off to sees state lotteries, jai alai, the internal organs. Story on page 7. ONLYS TOCHOOSBFROMI WHEN YOU CALL TO PLACE YOUR AO. BE SURE TO meowners in the area do not or two buttered blueberry muffins, “ It gets you to get used to the class around 8:40 a.m., just before Plainfield dog track and off-track ASK FOR YOUR ‘CD’ RATEI maintain the grass plots, they depending on how hungry th ^ place," said Anne Kitsick, a fourth- the morning announcements betting. Story on page 5. Index FOR RENT would become the responsibility of were, a small container of milk and grader, explaining that her friends started and principal Gardiner 16 pagsa, 2 asctlono NO COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS. PLEASE' CANCELLATIONS ACCEPTED ANYTIME. BUT TO RECEIVE YOUR DISCOUNT .another one of juice. recited a poem about oranges. As ADS MUST RUN FULL 7 DAYS OR 10 DAYS the town. stay longer at school when they Private home - central, In the event that that happens, About 40 children ate their came early to feast. Kitsick said the kids left, one bold IMIe girl in a Advica______11 Lottery______2 gentleman, non-smoking, ^ b lic works officials said, the town breakfast at the school this morn­ she enjoyed the eggs and toast on dress poked her head^round the Turning mild Buslnoas_____15 ObltusrlM_____8 pleosent room with tele­ y to place your ad would recommend paving over the ing, nearly 15 below the average, one day’s menu, and she remem­ cafeteria’s kitchen doorway. CiMSiflad - 15-18 Opinion 4 phone, next to shower, grass, a cost officials said they do according to principal Ray bered the time there was ham-and- "That was good," she told Partly cloudy tonight with a low parking. 649-6801. phone 643-2711 around SO. Considerable cloudi­ Com ics______8 People______2 not want. , Gardiner. cheese quiche. It was "great," Greene. ‘" I ate everything on my Connecticut _ 5 Sports _ _ 12-14 - But commission members said The school, along with the Re­ although she wasn’t sure what it plate.” ness. breezy and mild Wednesday Attractive, panneled, car­ Entertainment 11 Tolavlslon__ 11 ask for Classified... they liked the idea of grass islands gional Occupational Training Cen­ was. “ Good,” said Greene with a with a 30 percent chance of a light peted, with huge cedar rain or snow shower. High of 40 to Focus______8 U.S./World____7 closet. Near buses, Par- CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. because they would be aestheti­ ter, is serving the morning meal Fourth-grader Brianna Katzman smile. "That's what we want to 45. Details on page 2. Local nawa__3, 8 Waathar______2 kode. Less expensive for 5 5 WINDSOR AVENUE •VERNON* 875-331 1 cally pleasing. daily as part of a one-year pilot seemed to enjoy her muffin today. hear.” full time male worker without car. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueaday. J«n. 6 .19«7 - » t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegdav. Jan. 6.1967 Pongregate housing Organ job WEATHER Wins PZC approval waits for Connecticut forecast •v John F. Kirch the development. more cash Herald Reporter Each unit would be equipped with k f Central, Eastern Interior and Sontliwestem an emergency calling system Interior: Partly cloudy tonight with lows around 30. Plana for a congregate housing linked to the Manchester Manor By Alex GIrelll Considerahie cloudiness, breezy.and mild Wednes­ complex for elderly people were nursing home, which is next to the Associate Editor 401 day with a 30 percent chance of a light rain or snow approved by the Planning and project site, according to plans for shower. Highs 40 to 45. Zoning Cktmmission Monday night, the project. The organ in historic Cheney Hall West Coastal and East Coastal: Partly cloudy paving the way for the first Private bus service planned by is likely to remain silent for a while tonight with lows in the middle 30s. Considerahie development of its kind in Liistro would complement the . . ' ' longer, but people active in the cloudiness, breesy and mild Wednesday with a 30 Manchester. public transportation already restoration of the hall are as percent chance of a light shower. Highs in the upper Paul Liistro, president of the available there, he said. determined as ever to put the organ Manchester Manor nursing home, Congregate housing, which is back into service. The organ repair 40s. The Cure Is Worse? proposed building a IOC unit com­ designed for elderly people, in­ will have to wait, however, until Northwest Hills: Partly cloudy tonight with lows They say doctors save lives every day. But Dr. Robert plex on 7.7 acres off West Center cludes a number of on-site services more urgent restoration work is 35 to SO. Considerable cloudiness, breezy and mild Mendelsohn, in his “Confessions of a Medical Heretic, Street that is zoned Residence B. shared by the residents such as financed. Wednesday with a SO percent chance of a light rain The T-shaped building would be laundry and kitchen facilities. or snow shower. Highs around 40. may make you wonder. He says that when Los Angeles The organ, built by Elias ft doctors went on strike in 1976, the death rate there three to four stories high and would However, residents live in their George G. Hook Organ Co. and Low include lOefficlency apartments, 64 own apartments, independent of installed in the hall sometime dropped 18 percent. And when physicians in Bogota, one-bedroom apartments and 26 others in the building. before 1867, has been valued at Temperatures Coastal forecast in July, the Planning and Zoning 40- 6 0 J Colombia, limited their services to emergency care, the two-bedroom ajiartments. $12,000 in its present condition. death rate dropped 35 percent. In 1973, Israeli doctors The PZC granted Liistro a special Commission approved a new zoning Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and exception for the project, which regulation that allows private de­ The estimated cost of repair is Montank Point: Winds north around 10 knots today drastically cut back their daily contact with patients. was needed because of the size of velopers to build congregate hous­ Herald photo by Pinto $50,000, but the estimated value of FRONTS: becoming south less than 10 knots by evening. The death rate was cut in half. ing in residential zones provided the instrument after repair is J Southwest wind around 10 knots tonight increasing DO YOU KNOW — What medical problems do they don’t alter the character of the Hockey at Charter Oak expected to be $150,000. W arm -w Coid^vr^ 10 to 15 knots Wednesday afternoon. neighborhood and the housing is Herbert Stevenson, chairman of Seas 2 feet or less through tonight and 1 to 3 feet cardiologists treat? J.C. Penney within a certain distance of food Gregg Sargent of East Windsor keeps and battle it out during hockey practice the Cheney Hall Foundation, and Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary • Wednesday. MONDAY’S ANSWER — Tchaikovsky composed the a n d drug stores, and Donald Kuehl, vice chairman, both Mostly sunny today. Fair tonight through entertainment. his distance as Joe Balskus, left, of East Monday at Charter Oak Park’s skating said Monday that the repairs will be Wednesday. music for the baiiet “The Nutcracker.’’ gets OK for Liistro’s project meets those 1-6-87 . ' Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1906 Hartford, and Sargent’s brother. Jeff, area. made when funds are available, but N A TIO N A L FO R ECA ST — Cold weather is forecast Wednesday from the requirements and would be the first take advantage of the cool temperatures work on the interior of the building northern and central Rockies to the Midwest. Snow is forecast for the congregate housing complex built on Hartford Road will come first. retail store in Manchester. western Plains and central Rockies. Across the nation A Newspaper in Education Program Kuehl said it is important to get A Sponsored by The PZC’s approval, granted Police roundup the hall finished first as donated A storm that left broad sections of the West The Manchester Herald Shoppers may soon be able to took during a meeting in Lincoln Center, funds become available, unless covered with snow was centered over northwest lor bargains at a retail store inside came after the developers cor­ someone makes a donation specifi­ Kansas today, dumping more snow, kicking up (he J.C. Penney Catalog Distribu­ rected several technical problems cally for the organ repair. winds and aiming at the upper Midwest. tion Center on Tolland Turnpike in with the plans. ... Those problems included a plan Man faces assault charge So far. about $709,310 has been Elsewhere, a high pressure cleared skies across the Buckland Industrial Park. donated or pledged toward the $1.2 The Manchester Planning and to (ill in a portion of a flood way zone much of the nation from New England and the Ohio for a staff parking lot and an million restoration goal. Valley into the Southeast. Almanac Zoning Commission on Monday A Manchester man was charged hospital staffers and released on a another car at about 6:45 p.m. Mary Blisb of the Little Theatre night approved a request by the emergency access drive. with third-degree assault Monday $1,000 non-surety bond before being Saturday, police said. The Plains storm prompted a winter storm watch A flood way zone is a channel that of Manchester said recently that N for much of central and southern Minnesota and Today is Tuesday, Jan. 6, the dom from want and fear. giant chain store to open a 110,000- after he allegedly punched his transported to Hall-Brooke Hospi­ James T. Zavacky, 29, of South there re-no timetable for interior square-foot retail outlet inside the carries storm water away from the live-in companion and pushed her tal in Westport for evaluation, travelers’ advisories for northwest Wisconsin. sixth day of 1987. There are 359 In 1942, the Pan American site during a major storm. The Windsor, was driving east when his work, but some preliminary steps The low pressure system was expected to move Airways Pacific Clipper arrived" 2-million-square-foot warehouse. head into a wall, police said. police said. He is scheduled to car skidded on an icy patch and have been taken. days left in the year. This is the National Flood Insurance Pro­ Joseph W. Thomas, 30, of 25B appear Wednesday in Manchester across the central Plains today, spreading snowfall Roman Catholic Feast of the in New York after making the If the plans go thrbugh as gram, in which the town partici­ spun 360 degrees, police said. LTM will operate the hall as a first round-the-world trip by a , Forest St., was released on a $500 Superior Court. Zavacky’s car was then struck amounts of from one to four inches from western Epiphany. company officials hope, the store pates, requires that they remain bond following his appearance community center and as a center Nebraska and South Dakota into Minnesota and Today’s highlight in history: commercial airplane. The trip, will be open by September and will open. broadside by a westbound car for performances. Monday in Manchester Superior Two people were injured Satur­ operated by Fredrick H. Ring, 44, of Wisconsin. On Jan. 6,1838, Samuel Morse which required more than 200- sell discontinued and overstocked During a Dec. 15 public hearing Court. His case was continued to day afternoon when a car went out Renovation work could be done in A winter storm warning was in effect for central publicly demonstrated his tele­ hours flying time, began Dec. 2, merchandise. on the application, planning offi­ 53 South Farm Drive. phases so that the building would be Jan. 19. of control on a snow-covered Zavacky, Ring and a passenger in and east central Wyoming, while travelers' graph for the first time, in 1941. The PZC conducted a public cials recommended that the zone The victim, Barbara Chaney, 24, section of Tolland Turnpike and suitable for some uses and safe (or advisories for snow were posted for much of Utah, In 1950, Britain recognized the. remain open during development. Zavacky’s car, Nancy White, 23, of some degree of occupancy in each Morristown, N.J. hearing on the proposal Dec. 15, but of the same address, called police struck another vehicle. South Windsor, were taken to Arizona, northwest New Mexico, southern and On this date; Communist government of tabled the request to study a traffic The plans were later sent to the from a nearby apartment after the Robert Chambertand, 30. of East phase. state Department of Environmen­ Manchester Memorial Hospital, Blish is continuing to seek corpo­ northeast Wyoming, the mountains of central In 1412, according to tradition, China. report connected with the alleged assault, which resulted Hartford was driving east on police said. Ring and White were Colorado, southern South Dakota and northwest Joan of Arc was born. Five years ago: Truck driver- development. tal Protection, which agreed with from an argument concerning Tolland Turnpike at about l;30p.m. rate grants but no new concerted William G. Bonin was convicted the town’s recommendation. treated and released. No informa­ drive for public contributions is Nebraska. In 1540, King Henry VIII of At Monday’s meeting in the Chaney’s job, police said. She when he lost control of his car while tion was available on Zavacky. Strong winds were blowing across sections of England married his fourth wife, in Los Angeles as the “freeway, suffered lacerations to the lip, crossing over railroad tracks, planned. Lincoln Center hearing room, PZC Exterior repair and renovation Kansas and Colorado. Winds gusted to 60 mph Anne of Cleves. The marriage killer” who tortured and mur-, members said they had reviewed Jobless claims according to a police report. police said. Chamberland’s car Monday night at Fort Carson, Colo., while 50 mph lasted about six months. dered 10 young men and boys in ^ crossed the center line and struck a A Manchester woman was in­ has been completed. The grounds the traffic analysis and favored the jured when her car slid on Lydall around the hall have been lands­ winds hit Concordia, Kan. In 1759, George Washington Southern California. application. A Manchester man was charged westbound car driven by Joanne One year ago; Pope John Paul rise In season with risk of injury to a minor and Mazzeo, 22. of East Hartford. Street and struck a utility pole caped and the parking lot was given Today’s forecast called for snow from the central and Martha Dandridge Custis Friday afternoon. a preliminary coat of blacktop. Rockies across much of Nebraska and South Dakota were married. II named seven bishops, includ­ The distribution center is in an The average weekly claims for third-degree assault Sunday after Two passengers in Chamber- ing Auxiliary Bishop Donad industrial zone, which does not his wife complained to police that land’s car, Lori Chamberland, 27, Police said a westbound car Preliminary work on utilities has M ORNING W E A T H ^ — Weather satellite photo taken at 2:30 a.m. shows into Minnesota, northern Wisconsin and northern In 1912, New Mexico became unemployment claims reached operated by Cheri J. Talley. 25, of also been done to pave the way for Michigan; snowshowers lingering over northern the 47th state. Wuerl of Seattle. allow retail uses unless they are 28,561 for the two week period he had punched her and injured and Michael Marinaro, 13, both of layered snow cloudaetretching from northern Utah and southern Idaho to Today’s birthdays; Comedian considered subordinate to a larger their 18-month-oId daughter, police East Hartford, were injured. Both 526 Vernon St., went out of control the interior renovation. Arizona, northwest New Mexico, southeast Idaho In 1919, the 26th President of operation. ending Dec. 27, the state labor said. were treated at Manchester Mem­ on the slippery roadway and struck Cheney Hall, built in 1867, is western South Dakota and Nebraska. These clouds are associated with an and southern Montana; rainshowers from southeast the United States, Theodore Joey Adams is 76. Actress' department reported today. regarded as a gateway to the Loretta Young is 74. Actor- Anthony Tarascio, 22, of 42*/i orial Hospital and released. a utility pole at about 4 p.m. upper trough of low pressure over the Rockies. Other layered clouds from Nebraska into southern Michigan; a few snowshow­ Roosevelt, died at his home in Although 110,000 square feet is However, labor officials said that Maple St., allegedly punched and Talley was treated for facial Cheney Historic District, which is central South Dakota and Nebraska to Minnesota and Wisconsin suggest ers lingering in western Nevada and the Sierra Oyster Bay, N.Y., at the age of 60. comedian Danny Thomas is 73.; large for a retail store, planning the weekly average was boosted lacerations at Manchester Memor­ being preserved by conversion of Pollster Lou Harris is 66. Singer! kicked his wife, Corrina Tarascio, Three people were injured after a precipitation will start soon in this area. Middle and high non-precipitation Nevada of California; and scattered showers along In 1941, President Frankiin D. officials said, it is dwarfed by the due mostly to temporary seasonal 22, of the same address, after a car spun around on West Middle ial Hopital and released, a hospital former silk mills to apartments and Earl Scruggs is 63. Former, warehouse and is therefore a closings. service facilities. clouds Cover portions of California and Arizona and stretch from Texas the northern and central California coast. Roosevelt delivered his “Four quarrel between the two, according Turnpike and was struck by spokeswoman said. Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST Freedoms” speech in which he automaker John Z. DeLorean is, secondary use. Seasonal shutdowns accounted to the woman’s complaint. During through the middle Mississippi Valley. Clear skies are seen along the ranged from 7 degrees at Rome, N.Y., to 64 at Key outlined his goals of freedom of 62. Singer Sylvia Syms is 53. In other action Monday night, the for 6,117 claims, up from 2,181 the incident, the couple’s daughter eastern seaboard. West, Fla. ■■ Actress Bonnie Franklin is 43. during the the previous two-week speech and worship, and free­ PZC tabled a proposal from two period when statewide claims aver­ suffered a bleeding and swollen lip. Coventry developers for 25 condom­ aged 24,068. Except for Danbury, police said. iniums at Park and St. James where there was a slight drop in Tarascio was released on $1,000 streets. filings, all local offices recorded non-surety bond. His case was On the Ught Side Several area residents spoke continued to Jan. 28 in Manchester increased claims over the mid- Superior Court. 6 against the proposal, saying it December figures. would bring too much traffic to the In Manchester that translated to A Manchester man was arrested PEOPLE Oranges and apology at a Cleveland Convention Center. neighborhhood. The residents said 769 claims, up about 14.1 percent news conference. early Saturday morning after he soothe Clevelanders they had nothing against develop­ from the previous two week period. walked through the emergency Cuyahoga County Commis­ ment, but maintained that 25 units Statewide, benefits expired for PromptCare students. sioner Mary O. Boyle offered to ' room at Manchester Memorial Popularity poll The 38-year-old performer will CLEVELAND (AP) - Five was too much. 266 claimants. Hospital with a rifle and threatened crates of oranges and an apology adopt Palm Beach County as a Energetic rocker Bruce perform at a graduation party sister county. to shoot himself, police said for five Marion County high have soothed officials who ob­ Monday. IS HERE Springsteen can count more than schools May 30 to fulfill a jected to Cleveland being de­ “OK, we’ll consider ourselves Milton W. Smith. 22, of 2 McCabe one-fourth the nation’s adult picted as cloudy and dull. adopted,” said Mike Danella, Wilson switches again population among his fans, a community service require­ St., was charged with reckless ment, his attorney, Mike John­ Tourism officials from Flori­ executive vice president of Dis­ endangerment and breach of peace survey shows. son, said after Allman was da’s Palm Beach County offi­ cover Palm Beach County Inc. in connection with the incident, Pollster Louis Harris pegged The Clevelanders gave their Wa lk In cially apologized for a proposed — which occurred at about 4 a.m. Springsteen’s popularity on a released Monday. back to a Democmt “Some people think we’re ad showing a photograph of a visitors a beach towel with the A nurse told police that Smith left telephone survey conducted Nov. woman in a swimsuit on a sunny words “Cleveland: On Ameri­ the emergency room when she 26-Dec. 2 that showed 27 percent giving him special treatment,’’ Edward J. Wilson of Manchester belonged to when he came of voting said County Judge Hale Standi. beach alongside a picture of a ca’s North Coast.” has again decided to switch his age, but he switched to the confronted him. according to a ANDFEEL of U.S. adults questioned con­ “But the community’s benefiting cloudy, gray, industrial skyline political affiliation. Republican Party in the late 1960s. police report. sider themselves^ Springsteen In the parking lot outside the from it.” identified as Cleveland. Wilson, who ran unsuccessfully While a Republican, he served on fans. The ad asked, “Given the fact as an unaffiliated candidate in the the GOP Town Committee and its hospital, the nurse saw Smith raise The survey was conducted Allman, who lives on Florida’s the rifle to his chin and place his THE CARE. Gulf Coast in Bradenton, was they cost the same, where would 13th Assembly District last year executive committee, and he ran among a cross-section of 1,250 you prefer to hold your business Lottery after dropping out of the Republi­ unsuccessfully for the town Board hand on the trigger, police said. The people nationwide, with a statis­ arrested by Belleview police nurse convinced Smith to give her Sept. 4 and pleaded no contest to meeting can Party, said this morning he of Directors. tical precision of plus or minus 3 planned to become a registered Wilson has said he feels the GOP the gun, and Smith was later percentage points, Harris said. drunken driving three weeks Cle^kuid onicials protested Connecticut daily: apprehended by officers called to ago. His driver’s license was abouy"^the ad,ywhich was never Democrat today. is in disarray on the state level after A Harris release said 46 Monday: 861 Wilson, 60, tried in November to the Nov. 4 election, in which the scene. revoked for six months and he u$gd, and an apology was offered Police said the 30-gauge rifle percent of those questioned had a along with the oranges Monday become a Democrat, but was Democrats recaptured control of positive impression of Spring­ was ordered to take an alcohol Play Four: 9252 turned away because under state the General Assembly. He said he contained one round and nine steen and that the survey indi­ and drug safety course. law he was required to wait six has no plans to seek a seat on the additional rounds were found in cated he is popular for his months before rejoining a political Democratic Town Committee. Smith’s pocket. hard-rocking music and “his party, he said. “I have no intention at this point Smith told police he had no apparent caring about the less Manchester Herald Wilson has said the Democratic of doing anything like that,” he intention of hurting anybody but fortunate.’’ Sinatra and Selleck party was the first party he ever said. himself. He was examined by Springsteen contributed thou­ BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN STEPHANIE BEACHAM . . . adult fans, too . . . don’t rely on men Frank Sinatra is helping Tom USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI, Nq ^82 sands of dollars to food banks in Selleck track down a killer. each city he played last year. Published dally excapt Sunday Suggastsd carrier rates ar$ $1.50 Selectmen consider ordinance The singer has begun filming a and eartain holldaya by tha Man- waaMy, $6.50 for ona month. $10.25 guest appearance on Selleck’s chaatar Publishing Co.. lOBralnard for three months, $38.50 for six edition of TV Guide. or my plaything — not the television series “Magnum, Ptaca, Manchastar, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 tor one year. Men as playthings Second clasa postage paid at Man­ Mall rates araavallabla on request. Beacham, who has two child­ mainstream of my financial or P.I.” chastar, Conn. POSTMASTER: Andover targets Junk cars ^ / h Y PROMPTCARE? because of our reduced fee 9 structure, after-hours care for Actress Stephanie Beacham, ren with actor John McEnery, emotion nourishment.” “All we want to give away of Sand address changes to the Man­ Because you need more than said McEnery left shortly after the storyline is that he plays a chastar Herald, P.O. Box 501, Man- To place a classifled or diaplay minor illnesses and injuries is who plays the reigning villainess chaatar. Conn. 08040. advertisement, or to report a news used to pay owners (or unregistered Commission before being adopted. just a walk-in medical facility. on ABC’s “The Colbys,” says her the birth of their 9-year-old retired New York police officer George Lavng available through the Hospital Item, story or picture Idea, call 043- vehicles they no longer wanted, he In other business Monday, the You need immediate, affordable, PROMPTCARE IS_____ failed marriage taught her to daughter. The two remain le­ who has come to Hawaii to find a 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m; to 5 Herald Reporter Emergency Department at the Community benefit If you don't racalva your Herald p.m. Monday through Friday. said. Ten years ago. Maneggia selectmen agreed to consider sche­ all-inclusive medical care with AFFORDABLE treat men like playthings instead gally separated. killer and he teams up with by 8:00 p.m. waakdaya or 7:30 a.m. said, the price of scrap metal was so duling a town meeting in February same reduced fee. of necessities. “I admit to a great weakness Rock star Gregg Allman was Magnum,” a spokeswoman for ; ANDOVER — In order to clear the confidence of a hospital Our basic exam and treatment fee Saturday, plaaaa talsphone your the town of abandoned cars, town high that one person won the right to vote on how to spend a $22,690 “I will never, ever rely on for you men, but simply because released from jail in Ocala, Fla., the series, who spoke on condi­ carrier. If you're unable to reach The Manchester Herald Isa mem­ to dig up and sell some abandoned Town Improvement Program environment. is $40. There will be additional your carrier, call subscriber service officials are considering adopting W M IDD LE TNPK. another man. This is one of my my need is there, it doesn’t mean two days earlier than expected tion of anonymity, said Monday. ber of the Associated Press and a cars the town had crushed with a grant. The selectmen have recom­ PromptCare is an attractive charges for more complicated at 047-9946 by 5:30 p.m. weekdays member of the Audit Bureau of Cir­ hn ordinance that would require reasons for wanting a financially I can rely on you, or expect on a five-day sentence for The episode featuring Sinatra for delivery In Manchester. bulldozer and burled in its landfill. mended that the money be used to new.walk-in medical center care, certain procedures and sup>- 8 culations. vehicle owners to remove unregis­ drunken driving after agreeing is expected to air in February, e successful career,” the British anything of you,” she says. “I tered automobiles or else face a fine Today, though, Selectwoman build handicapped-access ramps located at Manchester Memorial pEes. And no uf>-front payment ARMORY ST regard you as more my diversion to perform for local high school the spokeswoman said. Nellie L. Boisvert said there is for the library and Town Office actress says in next week’s of $100 a day. Hospital. You'll feel the security of is necessary - we'U gladly bill you d e i much scrap metal available, driv­ Building. b; • The ordinance, based on one that receiving convenient care with Et- or your insurance company. z ing down the price and discourag­ Gasper said she will have esti­ < took effect in Vernon in 1985, would tie waiting and no appointment, f ing people from getting rid of their mates on the cost of both projects PROMPTCARE IS NORTH piso place the burden of removing old automobiles. by the board’s next meeting in right in your community hospi­ the automobiles on the owners. ^CONVENIENT FREE CLASSIFIED ADS "Now you’re lucky if you pay and February. tal. You'll feel secure being cared ^0 P E r i P L E First Selectwoman Jean S. Gasper they’ll take it.” she said. PromptCare is open from 9 a.m. CFNTERST RTEhftM for by health professionals with $aid. Sometimes the town has been The town now has no specific At the town meeting, townspeople ptuck paying for the removal, she may also vote on a plan for years of experience treating ill­ to9 p.m., 7days a week. And 7 To all Herald Readers who have something to sell for authority to force owners to remove spending more than $46,000 in state ness and injury. And you'll feel said Monday during a selectmen’s their unregistered vehicles. Under PROMPTCARE IS psad clBMif isd hieeting at the Town Office infrastructure improvement good about our fee structure- <99 or less. We will run your ad for 7 days — FREEI the ordinance adopted in Vernon, ACCESSIBLE Puilding. the town would first check with the grants. Gasper said there is $23,158 designed to keep your costs low. available to the town from last PromptCare is ideally located at 2 9 4 ! Getting rid of junk cars is a state Motor Vehicle Department to ■ V ^en you need medical care No matter what your advertising message, Fill out coupon (ono word 1 find the car’s owner and make sure year’s grant that was not used. Manchester Memori^ Hospital problem that officials in Andover To spend the money, townspeople immediately, you deserve more par apace) and mall or 7 9 and other towns have long com­ it is not registered. 6 • P on Armory Street, off Main more people * in this area will read it in bring to the Mancheater plained about. Gasper and other Once that is done, the town would would have to agree to match 10 than just a w ^ -in medical facil­ percent of the grant. ity. You deserve PromptCare. Street. Plenty of parking close by. Herald Office, 16 Bralnard 1 0 11 I t )>oard members said there are then notify the car owner to remove PioinptCaie • classified. W e’ll help you reach the right Place. many abandoned cars in Andover, the vehicle. An appeal would be Maneggia said he would like to WALK-IN MEDICALCENTER 1 9 1 4 19 although there are noexact figures. allowed. If the automobile is not see the money spent on guardrails A 1 .MANCIItsn K Ml MORIALHOSI’ITAI. people, too! Classified ads get results. Clearly atate Item and price < Under state law, a person can removed, a $100-a-day fine could be and fences around the ballfields In ad. Ona Item only par keep two unregistered automobiles imposed. behind Andover Elementary School ad. No pot, tag aale, or Nama. Phone pn residential property. Selectman Gasper said that the ordinance 'and on Long Hill Road. He said the Call 643-2711 — Ask for Classified. commercial ada accepted. Peter J. Maneggia said. would have to be considered by the project might cost between $10,000 Addieaa. : In the past, scrap-metal dealers Andover Planning ^ and Zoning and $15,000. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan. 6 .19S7 - ■ 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuciday. Jan. 6 .1W7 OPINION Connecticut in Gaming head reorganizes agency TIret fuel Danbury warehouse fire Move called ‘legal’ even without key approvals DANBURY — Firefighters labored overnight to extinguish a T ’D SviE„ self-fueling fire in a warehouse filled with tires. By Judd Everhart William K. Seymour Jr. said changes were necessary as the can move swiftly into a fine-tuned B u c k le y ’s “ We won’t be able to get In here for another 12 hours,” Fire The Associated Press Monday. agency heads into a period when position for running the division,” Jack Inspector Louis Repko said about 9 p.m. Monday as he stood in "These changes are in anticipa­ little growth in revenue from Seymour said. “ They’ll have had KU.TW 6 front of the burning John A. Val Tire Co. “ Why? "nres. They bum HARTFORD — State gaming tion of approval, expected to be state-run gaming is expected. time to work out the bugs. fo r hours.” chief A.W. Oppenheimer has obtained in early 1987 by the Russo said the emphasis would be In addition, because Oppenhei­ Anderson Authorities said they didn’t know what started the fire, which moved ahead with reorganizing his Gaming Policy Board and the on better planning for the division mer is leaving the agency shortly, legacies to T{> WBPTWE. SM W 6 UvNtitft. agency even though he has yet to legislature,” Seymour quoted Op­ and increased use of computers. Seymour said that going ahead with broke out about 6:30 p.m. and dark black smoke into the sky. No injuries were reported and there was no danger to nearby win approval for the move from the penheimer as saying. He predicted revenues would the reorganization now “ paves the residences and businesses, authorities said. board that oversees the agency and The new positions are being grow by about 10 percent a year in way for saving the new executive Danbury Fire Chief Charles Monzlllo said petroleum in the the General Assembly. “ voluntarily and temporarily” each of the next five years. In the director the time and hassle of M a n ch e ste r tires fueled the flames. Oppenheimer is executive direc­ filled by officials already working past five years, the agency has dealing with this kind of change.” tor of the Division on Special for the agency, who will continue witnessed dramatic growth in A s k ^ what would happen if the Revenue, which oversees state with their current duties at their gaming revenues, the biggest Jump new executive director doesn’t like being a 22 percent increase in the reorganization, Seymour said: You would expect a person who had devoted Our national Man Jumps to death on 1-95 lotteries, jai alai, the Plainfield dog current salaries, Seymour said. track and off-track betting. The reorganization was proposed 1985-86, compared with 1984-85. “ That is something that will have to a long lifetinne to learning and teaching WEST HAVEN — A man was killed when he jumped from an “ Mr. Oppenheimer believes this last month by a consultant hired by “ Mr. Oppenheimer thinks it’s be decided at that time. Bui since history to begin dwelling on the past as his overpass onto Interstate 95 here and was struck by a is all legal, to do it now on a the board to see where the division best to get the ball rolling now so it’s temporary and voluntary, it that when the approvals are given, wouldn’t be that big of a hassle to go years advanced, to view the present with tractor-trailer, state police said. temporary basis without anybody’s could be streamlined. The consul­ treasures approval,” division spokesman tant, John A. Russo, said the the organization will be In place and back to what we have.” some disinterest. The man Jumped from the Stevens Road overpass near Exit 43 But for as long as nature would permit, at about 3 p.m. Monday, Trooper Cliff Lynch said. The man’s identity was withheld until his family could be notified. William E. Buckley lived actively and There were no traffic problems resulting from the incident. influentially in successive generations of the are missing Fire survivor says warning was due Lynch said. J present. Bv Susan Okula room on a floor with guests, on Dec. on the plane was Frank Lawrence, He died Friday at the age of 95 and left a WASHINGTON — How do you mislay Teen found Innocent In party killing The Associated Press 28 in the area of a ballroom. 41, of Shelton, who had bums on 18 series of legacies to Manchester. Revolutionary War cannons? It isn’t easy, but the H ie New York ’Times reported percent of his body, said Dr. STAMFORD — A 19-year-old man “ can go on with his life” I f he had done nothing but write the National Park Service managed to do it. NEW HAVEN - An injured Monday police were told that a Christopher Baker, medical direc­ after a Jury found him innocent of charges stemming from the bombing or some other form of an comprehensive history of Manchester that Cannons, muskets, brass candlesticks, archival survivor of the Dupont Plaza Hotel tor of Yale-New Haven’s Trauma documents and a wagon were among the historical fatal shooting of a party crasher. fire in Puerto Rico says he would attack on the hotel was imminent Service. constitutes the most lasting accomplishment items that couldn’t be located at eight parks, A Superior Court Jury deliberated five hours Monday before have checked his family out of the about two hours before the fatal Lawrence was in serious condi­ of the town’s sesquicentennial celebration in finding Mark lorio of Westport innocent in connection with the fire. historical sites and recreation areas surveyed by resort had he known about three tion and was to be transferred from 1973, his contribution would have earned the shooting death of Christopher Costello, an 18-year-old construc­ previous fires there. The fire was caused by arson, an intensive care unit to the A the Interior Department’s Inspector general. tion worker, on Oct. 5,1985. “ The hotel should have sent officials in Puerto Rico have said. hospital’s bum floor, he said. community’s gratitude. Two other 940,000 “ surrender cannons,” lorio was charged with murder, but the Jury could have found something around, a note, (saying) Government officials have said the Lawrence’s wife, Susan, is among treasured reminders of the October day 205 years But that book, “ A New England Pattern,” him guilty of a lesser charge such as first-degree or to be careful,” John Benevento, 43, fire may be related to a labor the five Connecticut residents still came in the midst of Buckley’s active service ago when the British surrendered and “ the world second-degree manslaughter, or criminally negligent homicide. of Woodbridge said during a news dispute at the hotel, but have missing after the fire. on the town’s Library Board and after a turned upside down,” were found to be in badly Police said a group of Fairfield teenagers crashed a party lorio conference at Yale-New Haven offered no proof. Tbe remains of four Connecticut 33-year tenure as a corroded condition from exposure to the elements gave at his grandmother’s Westport home. After lorio kicked the Hospital Monday. “ I’m very Benevento said he and his wife victims have been identified. They were aware there were labor The wages of corruption at the Colonial National Historical Park in group out, he and some friends, expecting the party crashers angry.” were: Jerome Mandell, 59, of member of the Benevento jumped from a problems at the hotel and had Easton; Alvin Cohen, 56, of Board of Educa­ Yorktown, Va. would return, waited to ambush them, police said. The inspector general’s auditors concluded that second-story window to escape the stocked up on extra towels in the Hamden; Linda Berkowski of Bea­ N tion. NEW YO R K Union City, N.J., a federal judge New Year’s Eve fire, his wife, Joan, event of a strike. con Falls; and Robert Melillo, 45 many Irreplaceable artifacts were rusting and He retired as — In other cit­ in 1986 took control of Teamsters was on the beach andth^irchildren, Benevento was one of eight C3ieshire. ies, the brutal Local 560 away from its leaders rotting, while others were stored in conditions that Vernon man among Amtrak fatalities ages 7 and 10, were rescued by people from Connecticut, New York Listed in stable condition at history teacher in invite theft or deterioration. No one can tell for sure murder of and placed it under trusteeship A Vernon man was killed and a Ridgefield woman critically ladder from the fifth floor of the and New Jersey who arrived on Yale-New Haven Hospital was 1961 after a 40-year what may be missing, because the records of the Bruno Bauer Robert after concluding that the local injured in the high-speed collision of an Amtrak train and a hotel. The fire killed 96 people. litters Sunday night on an Air Force Benevento, who had broken bones career. Within museums associated with the eight historical areas jet outfitted as a flying hospital. might well was run by “ mob-controlled freight engine in Maryland that killed 15 people, authorities said. Benevento described the three or in both of his feet; Alfred Blanco, Benevento said he initiated the 46, of Bridgeport; and Pasquale months, however, have been a • X ^ gangsters” who intimidated its are in hopeless disorder. Here are some of the James M. Clay, 33, was killed Sunday in the crash in Chase, four hours he and his wife were JOHN BENEVENTO he was back in the W alters members through threats, illegal problems detailed in the Inspector general’s report separated from their children as idea of the government flight after Massaro, 55, of Hamden. cause celebre. Md., Baltimore County, Md., police said Monday. . . . ’’very angry” he learned that several of the reprisals and murder. which was obtained by our reporter Tyler “ terrible.” The children had just Bianco, Massaro and Lawrence classroom at Trin­ In New York, Friends said Clay was traveling with his fiancee, Cheryl injured wanted to be treated at Clements: left Joan Benevento on the beach all have back Injuries and are ity College and at however, his Eight men, including the re­ Wilson, but she was in a different car when the crash occured and tube in one arm. He said he was hospitals closer to their homes. • Many historic objects are stored in bams when the fire broke out, but were expected to remain in the hospital the University of slaying went puted bosses of three of New was not seriously hurt. watched over by a stranger as they feeling well and a doctor said The flight, which also carried where they are subjected to mildew, excessive for some time. Baker said. Hartford. virtually unno­ . York’s five leading Mafia fami­ Amtrak’s worst accident ever also lef more than 170 people tried escaping by several routes. Benevento would be released family memtersoftheinjured, was humidity, freezing and insects. “ One storage Edward Kohn of Fairfield was In ticed — and more than three trial in federal court as the man lies, recently were convicted in injured, including Connie J. Barry of Ridgefield. She was listed in Benevento, whose feet were within a few days. arranged with help from the White He helped to area’s floor was covered wall to wall with small, satisfactory condition at St. Vin­ months later, the crime remains who ran the union for the Mafia. federal court here on charges of critical condition Monday night at University Hospital in injured when he jumped, was The hotel should have notified all House, Sen. Lowell Weicker, R- found the Man­ dust-covered objects,” the report states. “ Another Conn., U.S. Rep. Sam Gejdenson, cent’s M escal Center in Bridge­ unsolved. Bauer’s slaying is noteworthy labor racketeering as well as Baltimore, Md. wheeled into the news conference of its guests about the three smaller chester Historical park had a garage full of objects tossed on top of fires, Benevento said. The fires D-Conn., and others, Benevento port where he was being treated for Bauer’s body was found last becuase it suggests the price loan sharking, extortion and by a nurse. He was wearing a each other from wall to wall and floor to ceiling.” hospital gown, his bare feet were were on Dec. 19 in a basement said. a broken leg and fractured Society, and he was a prime m over in the autumn at his work place, a individuals pay for union corrup­ other crimes. • Twenty-nine percent of the museums’ catalog Panel proposes student standards elevated and he had an intravenous storeroom, Dec. 27 in a storage Most seriously injured of the six vertebrae. establishment of Manchester Community trucking firm in Queens where he tion in a city where special Federal law enforcement offi­ cards are missing. ’The cards are supposed to give HARTFORD — The ability to understand and communicate in College. was a mechanic. The manner in investigative commissions, cials, encouraged by the results the historic artifact’s description, history, at least one foreign language is one of the skills Connecticut high which he was killed left little grand juries, law enforcement of that trial, say they plan to Long before that, Buckley, a Democrat estimated value and exact location, but many were school graduates should possess, according to a report to be doubt that he was the victim of an agencies and others constantly expand their effort to free labor found to carry inaccurate information. At the considered by the State Board of Education. since the days when Manchester Democrats organized crime execution. cite the scope and depth of the unions from control by organized Joked about caucusing in a telephone booth, problem but little ever happens crime. Yorktown museum, for example, catalog cards ’Die report on standards for students, to come before the board He was shot four times at close Wednesday, was prepared by the state Common Core of Learning was instrumental in establishing zoning in to ameliorate it. But for the 3,200 truck drivers were in “ complate disarray, scattered all about range — in the neck, the cheek, Committee which was formed last March after an earlier town. the ear and finally “ the coup de The New York State Commis­ and warehouse workers who are rooms in stacks, trays and boxes.” • At Independence National Historical Park in committeee rejected the notion of a statewide graduation test. grace in the back of the head,” sion on Investigation, for exam ­ members of Teamsters Local 707 Buckley, himself, gives us the clue to his downtown Philadelphia, the museum’s records The report “ is an attempt to spell out clearly what ought to be '0 explained a detective. ple, cited widespread feather­ in Queens, little has changed motivations in the introduction to “ A New indicated that it has 2,000 pieces on loan from the the predictable outcomes of a high school education,” said John Bauer was a member of bedding in a 1986 report that since Bauer’s death. T. Casteen III, president of the University of Connecticut and England Pattern,” when he writes: “ 1 have “When a guy is murdered, city of Philadelphia. The correct figure is 4,000. Thd Teamsters Local 707, which described a Teamsters foreman co-chairman of the committee. strong convictions about a town history. It North Atlantic Region’s general ledger shows federal law enforcement officials at a major construction project organized crime is defiantly llie recommended standards will not be required of local should not overemphasize the early years. artifacts worth $3.3 million: it should show $8.4 say is controlled by the Colombo in the city who received M26,000 thumbing its nose at the govern­ school systems and cover academic as well as moral and ethical million worth. History is a continuing process, even though organized crime family. in salary and benefits in a single ment,” says AUD Executive values. • Appraisals are years out of date, the auditors ' recent years may lack the romantic appeal of Several months before his year. Director Herman Benson. the more remote past.” death, Bauer filed an unfair labor In a 1986 report on labor “ When nothing happens, the found. In 1981, for example, several silver objects were stolen from the Edison National Historical Court upholds firefighter's demotion 6 As a member of the Library Board, Buckley practice complaint with the corruption in general, the Presi­ rank and file become totally Site in West Oregon, N. J. The thief was caught and was right up to date on the book lists and was National Labor Relations Board, dent’s Commission on Organized demoralized.” HARTFORD — The state Supreme Court has affirmed the tried. The court recognized the stolen items’ value zealous in being sure the library acquired alleging that the trucking com­ Crime concluded that "New demotion of a New Britain firefighter after his father allegedly ^ n U S A D O U A R Robert Walters is a syndicated at a mere $8,700, because that was the valuation new, worthwhile publications. pany for which he worked was York construction businesses paid the city’s personnel director $1,000 to fix his son’s cooperating with organized columnist. placed on them in the last appraisal — 21 years Buckley was always a gentleman, as his paying him less than the Wage promotional test. crim e have formed a cartel, and earlier. Alfred P. Cassella Jr. had been demoted from lieutenant to C A g l _ associates point out, soft-spoken and polite. agreed upon in its contract with the union. the union is the enforcing agent.” Letters policy • The National Catalog, which theoretically private by the New Britain Board of Fire Commissioners after But he could also be persistent when he had a In addition, Bauer charged Companies that accede to The Manchester Herald wel­ contains descriptions of the entire National Park the alleged bribe came to light. cause. that the union had refused to corrupt arrangements “ can be comes original letters to the Service collection, lists only about 4 percent of it. The high court ruled Monday that even though no evidence was “ He could dig his heels in,” when he felt process his grievance and that rewa^ed with a variety of editor. According to Park Service curator Ann Hitchcock, presented showing the son knew of his father’s alleged action, the SALE strongly about something, according to Mary his union shop steward assaulted benefits, such as the use of Letters should be brief and to the collection has approximately 26 million objects. demotion was Justified. LeDuc, who worked with him for years on the him when informed that he was non-union labor, payments below the point. Tliey should be typed or The National Catalog lists only 1 million. Cassella had appealed his demotion without success to the city’s Civil Service Commision, the Superior Court, and the Library Board. seeking aid from federal union scale (Bauer’s problem) or neatly handwritten, and, forease • All seven museums audited were found to have Appellate Court. Democratic Town Chairman Theodore authorities. m erely the assurance that supp­ in editing, should be doublq- inadequate fire and burglary protection. Two had The issue of civil service exam fixing was the focus of a grand Bauer also took his charges to lies will be delivered when spaced. Letters must be signed been the scene of major thefts, and the Cape Cod Cummings had a couple of disagreements Jury investigation in the late 1970s and early 1980s that shook the the Labor Department’s Office of needed,” the report added. with name, address and daytime National Seashore museum was broken into with Buckley in the political arena. But city of New Britain, resulting in several arrests and an overhaul Labor Racketeering and to the Extortion, bribery and sabot­ telephone number (for undetected because “ the intruder alarm system whether Buckley won or lost an argument, he of the system. Association for Union Demo­ age are common. At one large verification). had been turned off by park employees.” forgot about it soon after and went on to tackle cracy, a public interest group. construction project here where ’The Herald reserves the right • Gemstones va lu ^ at $20,000 (according to a the next challenge. Bauer’s complaint was consi­ “labor peace” was not pur­ to edit letters in the interests of 1960 appraisal) were found stored at the Edison He was always aware that history is a dered — and rejected — by Local chased, concrete was poured Into brevity, clarity and taste. museum next to toxic chemichls. At the Delaware Aide to Dodd leaves senator’s staff Water Gap museum, valuable silverware was kept continuing process. Maybe that concept is the 707 Vice President Nicholas toilets and electrical wiring was Address letters to: Open Fo­ Rosa DeLauro, Sen. Christopher J. Dodd’s top aide and the in a “ remote and isolated” bam. legacy he would have regarded as his most Grancio, identified by witnesses ripped from conduits. rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. woman who helped engineer his two successful Senate races, is important one. testifying at a labor racketeering Across the Hudson R iver in Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. leaving the senator’s staff at the end of the month. Allen anchors awayl “ I think it is time for a change,” said DeLauro, 43, who has been The Navy can award all its contracts for mooring the Connecticut Democrat’s administrative assistant since his and anchor chains to the only U.S. manufacturer of 1980 victory over James L. Buckley for the Senate seat. OUR BIGGEST SALE OF THE YEARI heavy nautical chains without competition, the Michael Griffith underscores the probiem comptroller general has ruled. A Canadian chain $ OPEN TOMORROW AT 8:00 A.M. maker had protested the N avy’s sole-source procurement from Baldt Inc., but the comptroller socially acceptable again. The sale you’ve been waiting for that only happens once a year... you It was a helluva way for a person to die, chased general rejected the complaint on grounds that through the streets by a mob, driven out on a But there’s blame to go around. New York, where Baldt might go broke without the Navy contracts can’t afford to miss our lowest prices,ofp rices the year . . . freeway into the traffic and finished off by a car. Michael Griffith had his human rights so abruptly ended, is a city riven with racial, religious and and the company’s existence is in the interest of Such were the last minutes in the life of Michael national security, '“rhe normal concern of Griffith, a young black man who went to his death national animosities. ’The place is alive with the All Sales Final Nicholas maximizing competition is secondary to the needs Choose from selected groups of: 9 at the hands of a crowd of whites in a section of New vilest intergroup enmity, Irish, Jewish, Italian, of industrial mobilization,” the decision explained. York City near Kennedy Airport the other night. Von Hoffman Korean, black, Puerto Rican, Haitian, white, all The American Slight Charge for Michael Griffith’s car had broken down and he disparaging each other, all envious, all guarded • SUITS by Dior. Y.S.L. • SHIRTS by Van Heusen, and grasping. More counterfeit bolts Alterations and two friends had walked into the white Botany ‘500’, more Career Club, Enro neighborhood looking for help. Michael was off his Mayor Koch, reacting to Griffith’s murder with Substandard steel bolts marked to look like the Gem Society Um your Matter Cord, turf and for that crime he paid with his life. his usual blunt language, called it a “ lynching.” It real thing, first discovered in the Arm y’s Vita, Ditcever, The national television news shows carried brief was that, but blacks take a verbal lynching in New controversial Bradley Fighting Vehicle, have now o f the United Stateo • SPORT COATS by Botany • SWEATERS by Puritan, American Expreti, accounts of how Michael Griffith died, but only York’s ruling circles, in the mayor’s circles all the been found in stock at the Defense Industrial Check or Coth. time. ’The nastiest, most hatefully condescending ‘500’, Haggar, more Jantzen, Damon 8 after stories of students in China demonstrating for to ourselves, however, has been to distract us from Supply Center in Philadelphia, waiting to be issued. their rights and Andrei Sakharov returning to our most important responsibility which is to run wise cracks are made by the city’s wealthiest and A test oM60 fasteners bearing the industry’s a n d C a n a d a Moscow from internal exile. The previous day ’The our own society successfully. most fortunate people. The ancient cut-out picture marking of Grade 8 bolts turned up 32 counterfeits. • SLACKS by Haggar. Sansabelt • OUTERWEAR by London Fog morp New York Times had likewise given more That failure cost Michael Griffith his life. The of blacks as drunken, happy-go-lucky roustabouts Under physical and chemical testing, the fakes taked pleasure in announcing prominent attention to those far off happenings mob that murdered him is no aberration. Race has had added onto it the more modem figure of the proved to be Grade 8.2 bolts, which contain less than to this devastating event a few miles from the relations in the latter part of the ’80s are putrid, drug taker, the street mugger, the violent criminal. carbon and turn to putty at temperatures that don’t Buy any item at our regular price, get a second item of the same price paper’s editorial offices. and not just in one small section of New York City. faze authentic Grade 8s. While one out every five the reappointment o f Cleveland, Chicago and Philadelphia have been the THE ATTITUDE IN NEW YORK and many supposed Grade 8 bolts flunked, 161 other assorted or less for only . .. mix and match, higher price prevails. t h e MEDIA’S PLACEMENT of these stories site of ugly racial situations this past year. other places is that we let you have the vote, we bolts of assorted grades and alloys passed the tests. 7 reflecte the priorities and obsessions of the people Upper-class youth have been involved in gave you your human rights, but instead of making who run the country. The struggle for human rights dishonorable racial incidents at Williams College, something of yourselves, you no account bums n Come Early for Best Selection J e w e h fs &Oca 1885 in Russia or South Africa occupies them more than Smith and the Citadel. In the past few years want us to support you. Well, you black Dartmouth has won itself a reputation for having a blankety-blanks are too dark to play lily of the BHISTOI DANBUfiv FARMINGTON MAHTFORO MANl M b U H M lfM ilN race relations and racial crimes at home. They are Haitrlipslpr Hpralft MILIOHO NEWHAVCN SOUTHBURY TORRiNQTON IMu* tH AtR.V'ViHr SPECIAL HOURS: 903 MAIN ST. imbued with the conviction they can be law givers student body with a significant segment of race fields with our money. and moral arbiters to the world. baiters. But history knows that we didn’t get done with Founded In 1881 WED. 8:00 to 9:00 IN the damnable heritage of race by passing a set of As a delusional obsessions go, this one has been Membership in the American Gem Society ItHURS. 1:00 to 9:00| as futile as any. American antipathy to the PRESIDENT REAGAN has popularized the idea laws or court decrees. Our hard patrimony PENNY M. SIEFFERT ...... PuMNlMr is an honor awarded to only the finest jewelers in DOWNTOWN DOUGLAS A. BEVINS.. communist autocracy imposed on Russia by I^nin that biack peopie are whining, conniving chiselers, requires of us a daily dedication, a consistent . Exacutiv* EdHor America. It is given only after strict examination ALEXANDER QIRELLI.. . AmocIM* Editor FRI. 9:30 to 9:00 REGAVS "Your Quality M « n ‘s S hop MANCHESTER has produced 68 years of absolute, undiluted who use the plight of their ancestors to extort what concentration. The murder of Michael Griffith is of their gemological proficiency and proof of nothing. ’The place is no closer to American ideas of they haven’t worked for and don’t deserve. ’The the first piece of the strange fruit of a misshapen DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvortMng DIroctor their unquestionable business ethics and practice SAT. 9:30 to 5:30 human rights and liberties now than it was in 1918 Reaganauts’ disdain for blacks is scarcely hidden harvest unless we turn back to making our MARKF. ABRAITIS...... Butinwi Managw This appointment must be earned each year in public and is out in the open In social situations. ci^lization here, at home, in America. SHELDON COHEN ..Compoaing Managar when Woodrow Wilson inaugurated the same policy ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praatroom Managar which Ronald Reagan tries to follow to the extent The president’s contribution to race relations has JEANNE O. FROMERTH.. V .. Circulation Managar he has the wit and knowledge to do so. ’The net cost been to make vicious speech about people of color Nicholas Von Hoffman is a syndicnted columnist. • - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuwday. Jan. 6 .19«7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegday, Jan. 6. 1987 - 7

HAOAR T N I HOIWIM.I byOlklrowiM SNAFU by Bruc* B m HI« PEANUTS by CharlM M. Scbulf RB> WAITPESS-AAV KEfZ IS WMYDO'ftxJWAMT ^POAAAou tkat e m p t y -I'P LlkiE AMOTMER AMoTMBfZ EM PTY? Reagan said to be in ‘fine spirits’ tMieLS^ftandfx*', q/Kx'nelharUfitil'-^*^ V.S./WorU In Brief ‘’jtkratioO.XhMy Pentagon probes attack on copter By Susanne M. Schafer dure went very smoothly,” re­ food. As she left the medical The first lady planned to spend y The Associated Press ported Army Col. John Hutton, the facility, she told reporters her the majority of the day with her WASHINGTON — The Pentagon says it will pursue an presidential physician, following husband was feeling "fine, thank husband and brighten the presi­ investigation today into an unprovoked missile attack on a Navy WASHINGTON - President the hour-long surgery Monday. you.” dent’s room by bringing some helicopter that was flying a Reagan, said to be in "fine spirits” “There was nothing out of the During the surgery, the first lady family photos, her spokeswoman routine surveillance mission following prostate surgery that ordinary.” took calls from family and friends said. in the Persian Gulf. revealed no apparent signs of Hutton also reported that the and wrote thank you notes for White House chief of staff Donald U .S . Navy cancer, faces another test for the initial examination of tissue taken Christmas gifts. "There were a lot T. Regan spent about 90 minutes The attack, which the from Reagan’s prostate had shown Pentagon said occurred spread of malignancy on the third of hugs, and kisses and hand­ with the president Monday after­ i-fc )lBMUnttsdFB«lurB Syndteats.lne. Helicopter day of his hospital stay. “no suspicions of cancer.” holding” by the first couple before noon, bringing his boss a briefcase J'/rruim ifv^ Monday morning, came as The 75-year-oId president was “No complications were encoun­ and after the surgery, her press full of paperwork. It was Regan’s KUWAI vessel fired a single surface- presidential spokesman Larry attendance, as saying. Reagan spoke with the physicians Responding to shouted questions IT O O W N /i to-air missile, which the Speakes said. Hutton said the operation “began and they told her Reagan "had been from reporters, Regan said of the I helicopter managed to ’The results of laboratory exami­ at 8: IS (a.m. EST) and took about telling jokes — a lot of urological president, "He’s fine — in good BAHRAIN evade, the Pentagon said. nations of the tissue removed from an hour. It was a very routine Jokes” during the procedure. shape.” Speakes said the president The missile “passed Reagan’s prostate were also ex­ transurethral resection.” Mrs. Reagan had spent Sunday signed some correspondence after "I come back every year to see QATAR the tourists return." A b o within about SOO yards" of pected today, Speakes said. A spinal anesthetic was adminis­ night with the president at Be- the surgery and planned to go over A.E Ohabi the helicopter, which imme­ The X-ray exam is the final tered in advance of the operation, thesda Naval Hospital in a Mary­ his budget presentation to S A U D I leaving Reagan numb in the lower CA P TA IN E A S Y ®by Crooks A Casals diately returned to its ship, procedure in what is expected to be land suburb of Washington, but she Congress. A F tA B IA Reagan’s nearly week-long hospi­ body but still conscious. was so encouraged by her hus­ The spokesman said the presi­ “ WE WAITED TWO H0LPR9 FOR THE THAT'S NOT the destroyer O’Bannon, the HERE WE KIDNAPPERS’ TO CALL A6AIM '..... IMPORTANT I ■HIS MUST BE^ Pentagon added. tal stay and comes one day after he First lady Nancy Reagan had band’s progress that she decided to dent received antibiotics before 6 0 , DEVIL. MARRY. t h e p l a c e had surgery to relieve discomfort dinner with Reagan on Monday return to the White House on coming to the hospital and during HflPPy •400 OMAN Defense Department sour­ J J night, although it was not clear caused by an enlarged prostate. Monday evening, Mrs. Crispen the procedure, and would continue LANOIN6. KINPA RUINS y o u r m i l e s ces said the merchant ship SCAVENSBR HUNT, "The (prpstate operation) proce­ whether the president had solid said. to receive them for a few weeks. PM. E A S Y T had steamed late Monday into the port of Ash Shariqah BLONDIE by Daan Young A Stan Draka in the United Arab Emirates and that the O’Bannon was in T O D A Y S s p e c i a l iS I LOVE IT BUT IT international waters near the area when the attack occurred. SAUERBPATEN AND MAKES ME TOO Efforts will be made today to positively identify the merchant Gunman releases DUWPLINSS SLEEPY ship, the sources added. The Pentagon declined to elaborate, saying only that its U.S. A Central Command was investigating. hostage at airport A

Senate panel bars release of report By Suzanne Gamboa that no harm would come to him ARLO AND JANIS <’ by Jimmy Johnson The Associated Press "and there would be some amicable WASHINGTON — The Democratic-controlled Senate and way for him to leave the country I ME65eDUPACHtCK.! ARevoosna House are preparing to launch full-scale investigations of the GRAPEVINE, Texas — A gun­ should he surrender,” Dealey said. 5 a i WRlUMG'IWb" diversion of Iranian arms-sale profits to Nicaraguan Contra OM THE DATE? man who grabbed a 10-year-old boy Asked if authorities made "false rebels as Republicans seek to narrow both the scope and duration at an airline ticket counter and held promises,” Dealey said; "I prefer N of the probes. him hostage while demanding a to think of it as successful N Meanwhile, members of the Senate Intelligence Committee, flight to Egypt surrendered after negotiations.” ON THE FASTRACK by BUI Holbrook rejecting an appeal from President Reagan, voted Monday to bar being told he could leave the The man was taken to airport the release of a public investigatory report, at least for now. country, an official said. police headquarters. No charges mWX>CP»6&03\ i ^ K i c m s u c B Republicans said the move violated the public’s right to know. The gunman gave himself up late were immediately filed. Dealey -Wt®JVCR ATnWiPT.Boe, I But Democrats said the report is studded with significant gaps Monday, eight hours after taking said authorities were not sure why 6eTriKrfVel21|I£ and is consequently incomplete and misleading. the child from his parents at the man wanted to go to Egypt. k M m A COMMON e im v f Xl&TiNfr MAMAfieMEMX / The Reagan administration said it was “outraged and Dallas-Fort Worth International ”We thank the Holy Father for P 6 H T ? ' disappointed” by the committee’s decision. Airport, firing a shot into the the return of our son. Surely the presence of the Lord is in this JCHfl/OlJ "We think the American people have the right to have this ceiling, forcing his way through a information to Judge for themselves,” White House spokeswo­ security gate and threatening to kill place,” the Carusos said in a man Denny Brisley said. "The president will continue to do the child, said airport spokesman statement released through Dea- A LLE Y OOP ®by Dave Graue everything he can to see that all the facts come out as quickly as Joe Dealey Jr. ley’s office. At one point during the negotia­ IT LOOKS LIKE THAT YANKEE ) ...SO WE MIGHT THAT'S TH' WAY! ALL RIGHT, M'BOY.. possible.” The child, Mike Caruso Jr. of OFFICER'S HORSE DECIDED J AS WELL PUT . OKAY, HENRY, ...... “ " Sunrise, Fla., was not injured tions. Delta had a Boeing 737 taken NOT T'GO BACK TO CAMP U P Y'GO.' during the incident, which snarled to Gate 10 at the request of the AFTER ALL! Delta Air Lines service at its airport’s Department of Public CIA chief unable to speak or walk Safety, said Henry Conley, district regional hub, Dealey said. AP photo U.S. ACRES by Jim Davit NEW YORK — CIA Director William Casey is conscious and The boy's parents, Mike and director of marketing for Delta. clear-minded, but is unable to speak, walk or control the right Cindy Caruso, were within 100 feet Fifty-two flights due out of the AH/ TIME FOR MV MORNING W H A T of the gunman and their child as terminal were canceled, and 32 Mike Caruso Jr., 10, waves to the media as he ieaves the CUP OF HOT CHOCOLATE HAPPENED? side of his body following removal of a brain tumor last month, I I 7i ABC News reported Monday. airport Officer Gary Pinkston others were diverted or delayed, Dallas/Forth Worth Airport Department of Pubiic Safety Casey’s condition makes it unlikely that he ever will return to concluded the negotiations for the Conley said. Six thousand pas­ office with his parents, Mike and Cindy Caruso, eariy his job, ABC said, quoting unidentified sources. Casey underwent surrender at Delta’s Gate 10, sengers were affected. today. The boy was held hostage for eight hours at the Dealey said. Airport officials said the Carusos surgery on Dec. 18 for the removal of the malignant tumor. The gunman, identified only as were traveling from their home in airport Monday by a gunman who demanded a flight to The White House was informed at least two weeks ago that it )> Solah Abdou-Kassem, was assured Florida to Phoenix, Ariz. . was unlikely Casey would return to work, and since then a search Egypt. for a possible successor has been under way, the network quoted THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Santom its sources as saying. Deputy Director Robert Gates has been running the CIA in Suits filed in fire MANCHESTER TRAFFIC 'NoiiVifiTaiPSoivii C!asey’s absence, but is not considered a leading candidate to 1^ replace him, ABC said. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — plan. V SURVEY!!! J!l\h PAVfS l t-61 Lawsuits seeking a total of $19 Torres’ suit also accuses the hotel million have been filed on behalf of of “closing and sealing the casino Death boosts toll In plane crash two victims of the Dupont Plaza doors and entrapping the dece­ Town Residents And Friends For Hotel fire, charging hotel manage­ dent.” Hotel officials have denied ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast — A Briton injured in the crash of a ment with negligence in the blaze the casino exits were locked at the Infrastructure Control — TRAFFIC, 6 Puxxlea A stro sro p h Brazilian jetliner has died, a medical official said today, leaving that killed 96 people and injured time of the fire. 6 Just one survivor from the accident and bringing the death toll to more than 140 others. Hotel management did not imme­ is conducting a survey of Manchester people to identify 50. The suits involve a Puerto Rican diately respond to the suit. street and traffic conditions that need improvement to ACROSS 6 Keep — on Answer to Previous Puzzle Ahmad Wansa, 37, died upon arriving in Paris at 5 a.m. today man who died and another man who The New York Times today safely and efficiently handle existing and future traffic. 7 Gels an ad­ 1MIPrNEA.InC !• Delaware-based San Juan Dupont 32 Pain agency (abbr.) maker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box At least five people were injured in the blaze, one critically, 35 Satsball player 52 Spanish room Hernandez Colon and other au­ 43 Change into 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. said Jerry Lawrence, a Fire Department spokesman. Plaza Corp. M e l_____ 33 Runs from law bone 54 Sehold (Let.) thorities have refused to name (si.) Firefighters brought the fire under control at about 4 a.m., but A second suit, seeking $10 million, 36 Novelist------44 Year (Sp.) 55 Madam (cont.) WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavelll was filed by Jose Aponte Rodri­ suspects, but have noted that the Jong 36 Continental 46 Accelerate (a 56 "Auld Lang AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You may continued to search the building. Teamsters local representing 37 Animal of 38 I think, motor) get a very interesting piece of news to­ • T H IS IS VOUR OWN! " BY PERSONAL' WE MEAN THERE NAASNY-ANY ROOM "We have recovered at least seven bodies,” Lawrence said. “I guez, who was in the casino when about 250 Dupont Plaza workers day. The information will relate to a pro­ the fire broke out. Aponte Rodri­ South America therefore _____ 48 City in Franca 58 Sup PERSONAL DAIUV T H A T IT IS FOR YO U A N D YOU LEFT FOR THE HOROSCOPE. know some are children and some appear to be the size of adults. ”/ was engaged in a contract dispute 49 Confederate 59 Thrice (praf.) ject in which you have recently become guez suffered a broken ankle and a 3 9 _____ do HOROSCOPE. ALONE AND THAT UNDER NO Lawrence described the fire in the four-story brick building as with hotel management. cologne 3 1 Is 9 10 11 involved. concussion. 1 2 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A critical CIRCUMSTANCES MUSTANY suspicious. When firefighters arrived, “There were people' The local had voted to strike .at 41 Electrical unit OTHER EYES BUT 'rOU?S The suits contend the 20-story 42 Oliva genus 12 1 14 situation is about to be shifted around. hanging from the windows,” he said. luxury hotel was negligent in failing midnight New Year’s Eve. Talks 43 Runs When the dust settles and everything Is S E E IT WE CANNOT A neighbor, Doris Jones, 30, said she saw a man and a pregnant to install fire-prevention measures between the two sides broke down 45 Married 16 sorted out, it's going to be to your STRESS THIS TOO woman leap from windows and lie motionless on the pavement such as a sprinkler system, fire shortly before the fire started. The woman's title advantage. 6TRONSLY. 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PBtor K dly sewer-use rules Peter Kelly of Waterbury, father of the Rev. Joseph Kelly of St. By Jocquelihe Bennett check interior plumbing to confirm James Church, died Sunday in Herald Correspondent the presence of a mandatory air Waterbury. vent. Grover said the vent is ’The funeral will be Wednesday at COVENTRY - The Town Coun­ important in a sewer line to protect 11 a.m. at Ss. Peter a n d ^ u l cil adopted an ordinance reguiating neighbors from gases that other­ Church, 67 Southmayd Road, Wa­ use of the new sewer piant on Route wise might end up in their houses. terbury. Calling hours are Tuesday ‘I can take a rough log from a wood pile 31 foiiowing a pubiic hearing He will also inspect connecting from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P-**^ Monday night. pipes for proper drainage. Bergin Funeral Home, 290 E. Main The faciiity wiii begin operation About 400 homes are slated for St., Waterlniry. and visualize in three dimensions. A before the end of this month, said hookup, at a cost of about $3,800 to piant operator Robert Grover. It is each homeowner, said Grover. sculptor has to be able to visualize from all part of a $5 miiiion state-mandated ’That cost might be higher depend­ Wayne A. Beil project. ing on the condition of the property, Wayne A. Bell, 83, of 58StricklOTd sides.” At times, he said, “You ask the "It is iikeiy to be ready to accept he said. Low-interest Farmer St., husband of Margaret (An­ flow by the end of January. Home Loans will be available to thony) Bell, died Monday at Man­ wood to help you out.” Residents can apply for hookup in residents, payable in a iump sum or chester Memorial Hospital. February.” said Grover during the in installments over the next 27 He was bom in Ohio Nov. 25,1903, 30-minute hearing at the Town years. and had l^en a resident of Man­ Office Building. Also present were A few residents voiced concern chester since 1958. Before retire­ project engineer Peter Grose of over the possible high cost of ment. he had been employed by Fuss k O’Neill of Manchester, and updating plumbing. American Telephone k Telegraph Tom Hall, chairman of the town’s ’’’This is taking place in the old Co. for more than 40 years. He was a member of South United Methodist J Water Pollution Control Authority. part of town where there are old Homes will be subject to two units, not like the new subdivisions Church, a Masonic lodge In Pen­ inspections before hookup. Build­ In North Coventry,” said one nsylvania, and the American Asso­ ing Inspector John Willnauer will resident. ’The limited sewer system AP photo ciation of Retired Persons. will serve areas of Lakeview Besides his wife, he Is survived by a daughter, Joan TOompson of Terrace, Waterfront Manor and Rescue workers look under some of the bodies of victims of the accident as the Shooting victim Village sections. Colorado; a brother, Paul Bell; and The plant has the potential to wreckage of an Amtrak passenger train wreckage was lifted. The Amtrak train three grandchildren. leaves hospital serve the town for the next 20 years, as it is lifted by a crane in Chase, Md., hit three Conrail engines on Sunday. ’The funeral will be Thursday at Grover said. Monday. Workers found one of 15 10;30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral A Erika Schmidt, 16, one of the About two-thirds of the cost of the Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in Keith Merrill listens to music on earphones white he sculpts a piece of victims in last week’s shooting in , system will come from state and Buckland Cemetery. Calling hours Boiton, was released Saturday federal grants. About 25 percent are Wednesday from 2to4and7to9 wood with his mallet and gouge. from Manchester Memorial Hospi­ will be paid by property owners, p.m. tal, a spokesman said today. and 8 percent will be paid by the Conrail engines ran signal 'Hie teenager’s mother, Diane town through general taxation. James R. Norris Schmidt, 38, who was also injured in Grover estimates that the local the shooting, remains in satisfac­ taxes will be about one-third of a James R. Norris, 66, of 6 Riga tory condition. mill, or about $10 to $20 a year for Lane, Bolton, died Monday at N The mother and daughter suf­ taxpayers. before crash, officials say Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was the husband of Betty (Johnson) Castoffs are his art fered abdominal injuries when An assessment hearing is set Victor K. Schmidt, 41, shot them at Feb. 11. The assessment plan for By Jane E. Allen “WE’RE BASICALLY starting signal the Conrail engineer had Norris. the family home on 10 High Meadow the system calls for levies on both The Associated Press from scratch,” said Amtrak spo­ passed about two miles earlier told He was born in Reynoldsville, Road before fatally shooting him^ houses and land. Before the hear­ kesman John Jacobsen. him to proceed or to stow down Pa., July 25, 1920, and had been a self in the head. ing, residents will receive a list of CHASE, Md. — Crews worked Limited Amtrak passenger ser­ ahead. resident of Bolton since 1958. He Keith Merrill likes to sculpt what people trash State poiice said last Monday’s hookup tips prepared by Grover. today to rebuild the track where an vice between Baltimore and points The Washington Post reported had previously lived in Manchester shooting followed a quarrel be­ An open house will be held at the Amtrak train plowed into three north resumed early today, with today that the engineer, R.L. Gates, for several years. Before he retired By Susan Vaughn piies that inspire Merrill to create. pile and visualize in three tween Schmidt and his wife. Diane sewer plant on Feb. 7 from 1 to 4 Conrail freight locomotives that highspeed trains slowing to 30 miles told the railroad he continued after in December he was employed as a Herald Reporter design project engineer for Pratt k One heart-shaped soapstone dimensions,” he said. “A sculptor Schmidt was initialiy reported in p.m. Hookup applications can be had run a stop signal, killing 15 an hour along a single track passing an early signal that told sculpture was created from a people and injuring more than 170, through the crash site. However, him to proceed. Whitney, East Hartford, where he has to be able to visualize from all stable condition after being oper­ picked up at the Town Office Victims of Hurricane Gloria are trash-can holder he found years ago sides.” At times, he said, “You ask ated on at the hospital. Building. officials said. Amtrak spokesman John Jacobsen Gates told his railroad he saw the had worked for 38 years. He was The Conrail engineer saw the said that with only a single track stop signal about 500 feet from the veteran of World War II, having now beautiful works of art sculpted in an alley. He salvaged a pile of the wood to help you out.” signal — which had been in place open, northbound and southbound served in the U.S. Army Air Corps. by Keith Merrill of Manchester. triangular maple pieces from the site of Sunday afternoon’s crash, Merrill listens to music with for three hours — and braked, but trains would have to alternate, Nall said. He was a graduate of Penn State Merrill, 32, is a painter of house East Brook Mall in Willimantic. And earphones while he hammers and Talks sought with state didn’t have time to avoid the slowing schedules. "Braking was intensive but not University and was an active interiors and offices by day. At night he gathered up the remains from collision with the passenger train, Joseph T. Nall, a member of the member of the United Methodist he trades his paint brush for mallet, chunks of wood that were too difficult chisels away in the cellar. “Rhythm sufficient to keep him off track No. has a lot to do with shapes,” he said. which was traveling at 100 mph, National Transportation Safety 2” where the 12 Amtrak passenger (%urch of Bolton where he had chisel and gouges, and holes up in a to split after Hurricane Gloria in 1985. on Marlow’s buildings authorities said. Board, said late Monday that track cars and two engines were running served for many years on its board tiny cellar room in his Laurel Street “It’s almost like dancing with it.” Rescue workers on Monday fin­ switches at the collision site had at about 100 mph, he said. of trustees. He also was a member home so he can turn rough pieces of ished searching a cafe car com­ been set to allow the Amtrak train of the church choir. He was a MERRILL, IN FACT, prefers wood He often names his pieces after . Conrail spokesman Don Hollo- raw wood into shapes as smooth as that is left over from something else. Manchester officials will meet owner wants to keep the building, pacted to a fraction of its original to proceed north where four tracks former member of the Bolton they are created. For example, he schutz had no comment except to. velvet. “The wood tells you a lot what to do pointed to an abstract wood sculpture with officials of the state Depart­ the state sets a "retention value” height and called off their search of narrow into two for a crossing over say the freight rail line was Public Building Commission, Sa­ ment of Transportation to discuss for the building. The owner is given the train cars mangled in the worst the Gunpowder River. muel Crockett Lodge of Masons, Piled around him in that cellar with it,” he said during an interview sitting on a shelf in his living room. cooperating with the NTSB studio are odd-shaped pieces of wood the next step In planning for the building and a sum of money wreck in Amtrak’s 15-year history. The Conrail locomotives, also investigation. Winchester, Mass., and the Civil at his home. He’d named the sculpture Eagle. “I relocation of two buildings in the that represents the difference be­ Fifteen bodies, including that of going north on a siding, apparently Air Patrol Inc. Flying Association. or cement, the scraps from rubbish “ I can take a rough log from a wood get proud, strong feelings from it,” tween the taking value and the the Amtrak engineer, were pulled ran through the switches onto the Baltimore County Police MaJ. Besides his wife, he is survived by path of a propos^ access road east Robert Oatman said 176 people he explained. of downtown Main Street. retention value. from the wreckage of The Colonial, main track, about 500 feet past a two sons, Karl J. Norris of Sims­ He pointed to others that were Drew said the retention value is which had originated in Washing­ stop signal in place for nearly three were taken to hospitals. Fourteen bury and David E. Norris of Avon; After getting a report that the remained hospitalized today, offi­ called simply, “Bat” or “Harp.” His buildings are sound and can be normally far less than the taking ton and was headed for Boston and hours. and two granddaughters. value. In some cases it has been Springfield, Mass. Investigators will try to deter­ cials said, though one of them was ’The funeral will be Thursday at 9 wife, Joan, who is creating her own moved to nearby locations. Town expected to be released later today. art form with basketmaking, often Manager Robert Weiss said today zero. Crews worked around the clock to mine whether the sun interfered a.m. at the United Methodist One of the buildings involved is at repair an estimated 1,000 feet of with the engineer’s ability to see the There were 616 people aboard both Church of Bolton. Burial will be in names her husband’s works, which he does not know who will deter­ trains. adorn many of the antique Victorian mine the cost of the moves or how Purnell Place and Oak Street. The destroyed track, pulling wreckage light signal, said Joseph Rehor, the East Cemetery. Calling hours are other is farther north on Purnell from the tracks and sopping up NTSB investigator in charge. NTSB officials, meanwhile, or­ Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pieces of furniture they collect. the relocations will be financed. dered routine drug tests for surviv­ "We will have to meet with state Place. Each houses three busi­ diesel fuel that spilled along the p.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home, nesses. They are in the path of the crash site, about seven miles NALL SAID officials were not at ing crew members and a controller 142 E. Center St. officials,” Weiss said. liberty to comment on whether the in Edgewood. MERRILL ENJOYS selling his route for the access road favored by northeast of Baltimore. Memorial donations may be work and creating some functional 6 Kahn and Bayer, a Manchester town officials. When it was pro­ made to the United Methodist items. “It’s fun making money off engineering firm hired by George posed to demolish the buildings, Church of Bolton, 1041 Boston Marlow, owner of the two buildings, Marlow and some of the tenants ’Turnpike, Bolton, or to the Man­ Mother Nature,” he said. has determined that the structures protested the plan. ‘Leftovers’ irk state delegation chester Visiting Nurses Associa­ Some people prefer to have visual can be moved and that the feasibil­ things that are also useful, Merrill Construction of the access road, tion, 397 Porter St. Herald photo* by Rocha ity of moving them depends bn the much of it along the route of the Continued from page 1 Congress.” Johnson said she endorsed plans said. In his home, he had a fruit bowl cost. north-south leg of Purnell Place, is He said the president was being to increase funding for air traffic Alexander W. Ferguson that was made from an apple tree Marlow has said he will not pay planned in conjunction with recon­ unrealistic in recommending sale controllers and to boost AIDS and a Dr. Seuss-inspired whimsical Merrill peeks through an opening in a large wood sculpture that he is lor the moves. The state DOT does struction of downtown Main Steet, a recommending some cuts. He said A funeral for Alexander “Alex” piece of wood that can be used as a of assets, such as Amtrak. research, but said a proposed 62 W. Ferguson, 69, of 128 Autumn St., working on. not pay to relocate buildings, project for which federal funds will he opposes plans to increase foreign “These asset sales remind me of percent increase in money for the bench. accoi^ing to Wilfred Prew of the pay 85 percent of the cost, with the aid and recommended looking who died Sunday, will be Wednes­ the gambler who sells his house to Strategic Defense Initiative was too day at 11 a.m. at the Watkins Merrill has displayed his DOT rights-of-way section. town and state sharing the rest again at eliminating the Small pay off his gambling debts; he pays much. sculptures at only one gallery. Arts sculptures decorating professional progressed to sculpting, he said, Drew said the normal procedure equally. Business Administration and the Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. off the gambling debt but his family Kennelly said she questioned the Burial, with military honors, will be Exclusive Gallery in Simsbury, for offices and banks in the area. He because he liked working with his is to appraise the building and the The estimated construction cost Legal Services Corporation. is left with no place to live,” Dodd administration’s commitment to recently contracted to work on a hands. He might have gotten a little is $4.8 miiiion. in East Cemetery. Calling hours nearly five years. Though he has sold land to be taken for a road. If the said. welfare reform when the president large piece in concrete that he of that inclination from his father, “We should share the pain across Rep. Nancy L. Johnson, a Repub­ are today from 7 to 9 p.m. much of what he has made, he’s not the board a little more,” said proposed eliminating the Work Memorial donations may be estimated will take two to three years who is an engineer. Sculpting “is a lican, said Congress will have to Incentive Program (WIN) aimed at getting rich, he said. “It’s tough to Rowland, who endorsed Reagan’s made to the Annual Alex Ferguson earn a living from art.” to complete. Merrill also displays his little like engineering,” he said. Council hears Pagano bid plan to pare farm subsidies. strike a better balance in the budget training people so they can get off Merrill said he feels that not having between defense and domestic relief roles. Sportsmanship Award for An Indi­ That is why he paints full time for work regularly at Juried exhibitions, Democratic Sen. Christopher J. vidual of the Manchester Fresh­ local contractor, Peter Belliveau. in art galleries and other public a formal art education has been an spending. “This budget is not worth a great man Football Team, care of Illing to resume practice of law Dodd characterized the president’s But, she said she could find some deal of Congress’ time,” Gejdenson Even after a eight-hour day, Merrill places. advantage for him. “My originality plan as “Just as unrealistic as last good in the Reagan budget, along Junior High School, 327 E. Middle He believes strongly that art should comes from not being educated,” he said. “I will support efforts to ’Turnpike. said he still has energy left for HARTFORD — Manchester at­ Mass., the sister-in-law of David year’s proposal, which had to be with some proposals she considered defeat it quickly so we can begin sculpting. be enjoyed by everyone. That is why said. “You have to use what’s inside torney Anthony F. Pagano, who Charest, said she would testify that almost totally rewritten by excessive. working on a realistic proposal.” “It feels good. It’s not a labor at all. he will often loan pieces to be you.” was suspended from practicing law although Pagano may have rehabil­ Mary Goldsnider It’s therapy in itself,” he said. “It’s a displayed in public places, like local Merrill said he would love to be in 1985 for his role in an automobile itated himself, he should not be The funeral for Mary Goldsnider, natural release of problems. Maybe banks. “I would like to see art in the able to sculpt more. One dream he accident that killed a Massachu­ allowed to practice law. Traffic study complete 56, of 819 Grant Hill Road, Coven­ has is to design furniture for space setts man, asked the Judicial "It is not enough that an officer of there would be less struggles if parks that everyone could enjoy.” he try, who died Friday at Hartford people got high on doing art work, ” said. travel. “It would be fun to have a Review Council this morning for the court take an oath to hold the Hospital, will be today at 11 a.m. at little bit of earth instead of all plastic permission to resume his legal law to its highest regard,” she said. he thoughtfuily added. Merrill is a self-taught artist. A the Holmes Funeral home, 400 or metal (in the labs).” practice. “An officer of the court must Main St. Burial will in East Manchester native, he did not start Pagano, 32, appeared before the exemplify the law.” North End roads need work MERRILL HAS SOLD some large drawing until he was a student at A more immediate goal for Merrill Cemetery. The name was spelled Merrill leans on a concrete sculpture that decorates his and his wife is to open a gallery council at Hartford Superior Court According to court papers, Pa­ incorrectly in Monday’s Herald. pieces of sculpture for more than Manchester High School. He started in an attempt to win back his gano lied to state troopers at the By John F. Kirch will not be adequate to accommo­ sought for larger development front yard on Laurel Street. b.OOO each. He has about 200 by studying the masters, he said. He of his art and her crafts. license, which was indefinetly accident scene in May 1984 when he Herald Reporter date the future traffic demands,” proposals, the study said. It said suspended in October 1985. said he was alone in his vehicle. It the study concluded. that Purcell’s study should also be About 20 letters of support and was later learned that a woman was Planning officials Monday re­ Along with other improvements, given to the town of South Windsor character references were read in with him and that traces of EMERGENCY leased a traffic study of Manches­ the study identifies six major for its review. South Windsor is Fire — Police — Medical his behalf today and Pagano’s suspected marijuana were found In ter’s North End that shows road- intersections as critical and said expecting development near the 9 attorney planned to call more than the vehicle, the documents said. ways there need major “extensive and costly” improve­ Manchester town line and has often 20 witnesses to testify for him. Pagano was convicted of miscon­ improvements to be able to handle ments are needed. ’The six are DIAL 911 been at odds with Manchester In Manchester The five-member Judicial Re­ duct with a motor vehicle, a felony. the industrial growth expected in Pleasant Valley Road at 1-84 officials over traffic problems the 'Jack and Mike’ makes a leap for better ratings view Councii will listen to the Pagano was given a two-year the area. westbound ramps. Pleasant Valley proposed Mall at Buckland Hills testimony, which is expected to suspended prison sentence in Au­ The study, which was completed Road at Buckland Street, Buckland may cause for South Windsor. and better as we go along.” ship. Anything can happen.” continue throughout the day, and gust 1984. fined $500 and ordered to . By Robert Barr "With these new shows, it by Purcell Associates of Glaston­ Street at 1-84 eastbound ramps and The study also recommends that The Associated Press seems the guillotine is poised and "Happy-happy doesn’t exist anymore,” said “One thing I’m real happy with “Jack and Mike” has done well make a recommendation on perform 150 hours of community bury and cost the town $11,000, at Tolland ’Turnpike, Deming Street transportation programs like ride­ whether Pagano’s suspension service. the rope is fraying,” Mason said is they Just hired me to write an to keep going this long. The Los covered the entire Interstate 84 at 1-84 ramps and Tolland Turnpike sharing be encouraged and that the NEW YORK — “Jack and Lynn Loring, senior vice-president for production episode,” said Mason, who is Angeles Times called it “a should be lifted. He was suspended from practic­ corridor and identified several road at 1-84 eastbound ramps. town investigate the use of develop­ BLOOD recently. “The network ordered 8 Mike,” ABC’s saga of yuppie working on it with his partner clunking dramatic series,” the A three-judge grievence panel ing law in October 1985 after a networks that need improvements. Other needs cited include a ment impact fees to fund future more shows, but not the full and programming at MGM-UA. "When you have will then schedule a hearing on the yearlong battle between Pagano PRESSURE marriage, is borrowing chapter Nick Hollander. They recently Washington Post rated it “no­ There were no cost estimates in second lane in each direction along road improvements. complement — five instead of a coupie where both members are working, matter and make a final decision. and the lawyer grievence commit­ the study, but town officials have Oakland Street between North Manchester has already begun SCREENING four from “The Book of Love” as nine. sold a script, “Sealegs,” to ABC thing if not blah,” and the AP’s Relatives of David Charest, the tee of the Hartford-New Britain said it could cost nearly $5 million Main Street and Tolland Turnpike, taking steps to make several it makes a two-part leap for “It’s a vote of confidence,” he you’re going to have problems, and a lot of for an “After-School Special.” reviewer capsulized; “Ken and Massachusetts man who was killed Judicial District. The Judge who for the improvements over the next a second lane in each direction improvements. Town officials hope High blood pressure is better ratings. Mason’s episode is called Barbie finally got married.” in the May 1984 automobile acci­ suspended Pagano’s license said he added, “but an iffy one.” problems. 10 years if all the land in the North along Tolland Turnpike from to rebuild Tolland Turnpike near recognized as the If you remember your ancient “Jack and Mike” isn’t doing all “Soup Kitchen,” and has Jack Mason says the show’s rotten dent, planned to oppose Pagano’s could reapply to practice law upon End is developed to its fullest Parker Street to match the four- North Main Street, while another major cause of heart and Mike confronting the prob­ reviews were a pain, and he readmission to practice. overcoming his emotional and rock’n’roll: “In chapter four you that well in the Nielsen ratings — potential. lane section in Vernon, and a section of Tolland ’Turnpike near disease. However, break up, but you give it Just one lems of a family living in a car. specified where, but Loring Karen Charest of Burlington. possible drug problems. Aside from the industrial growth second lane in each direction along it ranks No. 47 for the season — the Vernon town line has received since it has no symp­ more chance.” despite following “Moonlight­ Mike Allen, a Chicago restaura­ they were too much like kids ’“This isn’t going to be grim. If dismissed them. 7 in the area, the Homart Develop­ Parker Street between Tolland $2.2 million in state funding for toms, 17 million people Tonight, Jack (Shelley Hack) teur and Hack plays crusading going together, instead of people anything, it’s going to be Ca- “The last time I read negative ment Corp. of Chicago has proposed ’Turnpike and Sliel4on,Street. improvements. have this health prob­ ing,” ABC’s biggest hit and a 785,000-square-foot shopping mail The Study'^so makeXjseveral and Mike (Tom Mason) break usually a top 10 show. newspaper columnist Jackie being married four or five years. praesque,” he said, referring to reviews was on a little movie I Along with that, the town is lem and don't know it. up, and next week they give it There is a reality, and a grim- the light, warm-hearted style of produced called ‘Mr. Mom,’ Food plan fuels study near 1-84 and vast economic devel­ recommendations for fu n d in g ^ A simple check can Networks prefer a gentle fall- Shea. working on a bonding plan with the another chance. And hope the ness, to that kind of Hollywood director Frank which grossed $130 million,” she opment is expected there. the projects and said there are developers of the proposed Mall at determine if you have off, such as NBC’s Thursday “Happy-happy doesn’t exist “The roadways in the study area many sources available. It sug­ network gives them one. night glide from “The Cosby anymore,” said Lynn Loring, relationship.” Capra. said. Continued from page l children. “I think people are glad to gests that a special fund be created Buckland Hills to make road high blood pressure. “It would be lovely to have hear about it,” he said. were analyzed to determine their improvements in a designated Many critics hated the show at Show” to “Family ’nes” to senior vice-president for produc­ “After this two-parter, you’ll “We were a little too good to be breakfast are more attentive in the ability to carry the future traffic and money allocated to hire a Wednesday, January 7,1987 first sight, and ABC’s commit­ true in the beginning, but we’re critical acclaim, but I kind of Although Uppling wasn’t certain project area near 1-84. “Cheers” to “Night Court,” all tion and programming at MGM- see a relationship that’s being morning. “ demands,” tjie study said. “These transportation engineer to review 11:00 A M -8 :0 0 PM ment has been lukewarm. After a top 10 shows. UA. “When you have a couple worked on,” she said. However, fixing that,” Mason said. “There think it’s more important what Gardiner agreed. what the plans for the program traffic demands include the exist­ development proposals. Most town officials could not be were, officials have talked about first order of a pilot and 12 The two-part episode repres­ where both members are work­ love will keep them together. are very few marriages in the the audience wants to see. There ' “It appears to be paying off in the ing traffic combined with the traffic The town has already hired a new reached for comment this morning, are a lot of shows that have making it available to three other but Assistant Town Manager episodes, the network ordered ents an attempt to inject more ing, you’re going to have prob­ Mason said he wasn’t happy world as pristine as the original classrooms,” he said. “Teachers expected from the 11 million square town engineer who specializes in critical acclaim and are off the see kids who were not doing well eligible schools, Robertson, Nathan feet of office, retail and industrial- transportation issues, although Steven R. Werbner said the study is five more — four short of a full grit and reality into “Jack and lems, and a lot of problems. with the way “Jack and Mike” Jack and Mike. Hale and Waddell. a blueprint. How many of its 348 Main Street Season. Mike,” in which Mason plays “To many people, it seemed began, “but it’s getting better “This ts an ongoing relation­ air.” before who are.” /warehouse development town officials have said they will (MTMr •* Hayow SMU) Gardiner said in a lot of instan­ “Based on our experience here at' (expected). not employ a special traffic recommendations are imple­ Manoheeter ces, parents go to work early and Washington School, I think it’s “As anticipated, the existing consultant. i mented will be determined later, he are simply unable to feed their worth examining,” said Gardiner. roadway system in the study area State traffic reviews should be said.

■ V. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueadav. Jan, a. 1967 — 11 H - MANCaiESTER HERALD. Tueaday. Jan. 6, 1987 STE Tuesday T V Advice m m A bout Town 5.00PM [ESPN] NFL Fllmi Film high- • • i i K t ’ i Course registration at M CC Clubs sponsor breakfast lights of Super Bowl II with the Green l55r jB ^ C y Bay Packers and the Okland Raiders, Prompt payments can cure Registration for spring courses at Manchester ’The British American and Delta clubs will have a ' MOVIE: 'Kay Exchange' (CC) A THE WIZARD Community College will he held Wednesday and breakfast Sunday from 7 a.m. to noon to benefit the New Yorker swaps apartment keys with her longtime boyfriend in hopes of a Thursday and Jan. 14 and 15 from 1 to 7 p.m. and Manchester Scholarship Foundation. The breakfast longterm commitment, but doesn't know Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in the Lowe Program will be served at the British-Amerlcan Club, 73 Maple that he is terrified by the mere thought of Alex (Doug Barr, I.) anjj Si­ Cneter. Classes begin Jan. 21. . St. monogamy. Brooke Adams, Ben Mas­ mon (David Rappoport) try to doctors’ailing account books ters, Daniel Stern. 1985. Rated R. iM- The registration period is open to students who have The menu of Juice, home fries, bacon or ham and unravei the reasons why a not previously registered for spring semester courses. beverages will cost $3 for adults and $1.50 for children.;; 5:30PM (ESPN) Scholastic Sports young dancer is the target of America New students must complete an MCC application and a mysterious, wouid-be as­ DEAR or credit card. But they come to pay a one-time non-refundable $10 application fee in [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Just One of the Guys' sassin, on CB S’s "The Wiz­ ABBY: Six ye- their doctor’s office and say, “ Bill (CC) An attractive high school student m e," or, "M y insurance company addition to the tuition and college fees. Total tuition and Ham and bean supper Saturday disguises herself as a boy so that she ard,” airing TUESDAY, JAN. a r s ago, I fees for a three-credit course is $86.50. clipped the en­ will take care of it.” Hillstown Grange 87 of 617 Hills St., East Hartford, can re-enter a journalism contest. Joyce 6. ''■A ‘i. For more information, call the registrar’s office at Hyser, Clayton Rohner, Toni Hudson. closed colunnn Abby, some insurance companies will serve a ham-and-benn supper Saturday from 6 1986. Rated PG-13. Dear Abby wait 60 to 90 days (and longer) to 647-6147. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME from my local p.m. on at the Grange Hall. Reservations o f* '• 6:00PM ® ® ® IS) ® News newspaper. I pay a bill — assuming it’s covered by calling 568-1946 or 528-4116. Cost is $6 for adults, $2.75 - i m / . Abigail Van Buren CSD Three’s Company have found it — and sometimes it’s not covered. Overeaters meet at hospital for children. CSD Magnum, P.l. very relevant Unfortunately, the doctor has to Overeaters Anonymous will meet newcomers dD Gimme a Break 'f and I think that pay his rent, office help and family • t f J, . r Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. in the cafeteria-meeting room dl) Practice ■* it needs to be expenses within 30 days. Alzheimer's group has speaker If after three or four months the I at Manchester Memorial Hospital. A speaker will start (SD M*A*S*H rerun periodi­ doctor hasn’t received a dime from at 8 p.m. There are no dues or fees. Ellen Calkins, a social worker at the Geriatric Day (23) Doctor Who cally. At times, I DEAR DOCTOR: I ’m glad you the patient or his insurance com­ Treatment Program of the Institute of Living, (23) Charlie's Angels nifer O'Neill. Gary Grimes, Jerry Houser. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Jewel of the Nile' (CC) have enclosed copies of this column No la. 1971. Rated PG. wrote. I liked this letter when I ran pany, it’s customary for his office to Hartford, will speak on the effects of Alzheimer’s (23) Quincy Novelist Joan Wilder and adventurer to patients who have been delin­ ' DAR meets Thursday disease on family relationships Wednesday at 7 p.m. at [U S A ] College Bsskstbsll: Kansas at Jack Colton race against an evil Middle quent with their accounts, and it in October of 1980, but I like it phone the patient and request nnil ImiiiMi: U b : »!IV il'afcv .<>ll«» dD Reporter 41 * Eastern leader in pursuit of a fabulous Manchester Memorial Hospital. Wichita (2 hrs.) Live. while some have been understand­ even more today. As a valentine to payment, whereupon the patient Orford Parish Chapter of the Daughters of the (SZ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour jewel. Kathleen Turner, Michael Doug­ J The meeting is open to the public and is held In the 8:30PM (3D @9) Growing Pains (CC) ing, others have drawn tremendous the many doctors and dentists who usually becomes highly indignant! American Revolution will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at dD Facts of Life las, Danny DeVito. 1985. Rated PG-13. Mental Health Center of the hospital, 71 Haynes St. Maggie grounds Mike for the weekend objection to receiving any kind of share the same leaky boat with you, ’This person would probably froth at This molasses dispensing spigot is one catalog pages of the New Britain firm of the Lutz Children’s Museum, South Main Street. for lying, but he demands the same pun­ 12:00AM (ID Ko)sk Other self-help group meetings in January for [DIS] MOVIE: 'One Magic Christmas' pressure to pay for services I repeat it with pleasure; the mouth should his paycheck be of many offered that was offered in the Landers, Frary & Clark. Steven Ling, museum director, will give a talk on 1985. Rated G. ishment of her when he overhears her (3D Nightlife families of Alzheimer’s patients will be Wednesday tell an untruth to her boss. rendered. held up for one day! Yet, that’s Connecticut wildlife. [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook 03) Star Trek and Jan. 21 from 7 to 8; 30 p.m. For more information (3D Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime Over the years, physician over­ DEAR ABBY: As a physician, I what the doctor’s bill is — his [H B O ] Talk Show (39 Teles of the Unexpected A patholig- call Louise Leitao at the Manchester Visiting Nurse Novela: Harancia Maldita head has increased tremendously. know this problem is a genuine paycheck. [USA] USA Cartoon Express Si) ist realizes how much he loves his ex- Arch Masons meet Wednesday Association, 647-1481. My current overhead is close to source of concern to almost every It’s unfair that the doctor is 9:00PM 3D m o v ie : 'At Mother's Re- wife when a sadistic killer stalks her. 6:30PM ® WKRP in Cincinnati physician. usually the last one to he paid, and New Britain firm’s cataiog Delta Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons will meet quest' As the police investigation on (23) MOVIE: 'The Golden Gate Murders’ $100,000 a year, and in addition, due It may come as a surprise to sometimes he's not paid at alI!,Sii Wednesday at 7; 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on East ® d3) ABC News Franklin Bradshaw's murder closes in, A detective and a nun join forces to to various circumstances, I render Cosmoplltan Club meets Friday dD Benson Richard Behrens attempts blackmail to prove that a priest's death resulted from nearly $100,000 per year of free many, but not all doctors are rich! me ... A Clenter Street. Refreshments will be served. retrieve his money from Frances. Ste­ a fall from the Golden Gate Bridge. Odd Couple services or reductions in my fees. Far from it. We have house and car AN M.D. WITH The Cosmopolitan Club will have a business meeting dD fanie Powers, John Wood, Doug David Janssen, Susannah York. 1979. Nevertheless, I still have tremend­ payments to make, children to $35,000 ON THE BOOKS Friday at 1:.30 p.m. at Center Congregational Church. (23) Calhoun's Court McKeon. 1987. Part 2 of 2. O ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents offered beiis and bed keys ous problems in getting patients to raise, and business expenses just Poetry group meets Saturday d2) d3) NBC News ® @9) Moonlighting (CC) (60 min.) Military whist will be played. @9) Ask Dr. Ruth like anyone else trying to make a For Abby's booklet, “ How to (23) Nightly Business Report ® MOVIE: Th e Send Pebbles' An compensate me for my services, ’The Wit and Wisdom Writers Club will hold Its 9 D Novela: Amo y Sanor living. Add to that the exorbitant Have a Lovely Wedding,” send a dD Noticiero SIN American is forced to take a stand when and I know that I am not alone, as Molasses was shovels, cleavers and mincing regular monthly poetry meeting Saturday at 2 p.m. Its opium is planted aboard his gunboat on (SD Sanford and Son premiums for malpractice check or money order for $2.50 and WATE8 meets Tuesday dD Silver Spoons nearly every physician has the big in 1869. This knives. prose meeting will be on Jan. 24 at 2 p.m. Both meetings the Yangtze river. Steve McQueen. Ri­ [CNN] Newsnight same problem. Sign me ... insurance. a long, stamped (39 cents), self- [CNN] Showbiz Today chard Crenna, Richard Attenborough. dispensing spi­ And what is'a bed key? Surely not are at Whiton Memorial Library, North Main Street. WATES will meet at 7; 15 tonight at Orange Hall, 72 [ESPN] NFL Films Film highlights of Su­ AN M.D. WITH $154,000 People wouldn’t think of going to addressed envelope to; Dear Abby, [ESPN] NBA Today 1966. Part 2. got is one of for securing a "bundling” center- Original poems and prose will be read and discussed. E. Center St., for a business meeting. Weighing in will per Bowl III with the New York Jets and ON THE BOOKS the grocery store, filling station or Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Star Trek the Baltimore Colts. N (2^ many offered CoDectors’ board in that era? Anyway, the The public is invited to bring original poems. be from 6; 15 to 7; 15. 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Calcium supplement is OK and curry combs, harness snaps 7:00PM (£ ) CBS News Novela: Cicatrices del Alma 12:10AM [H B O ] MOVIE: Flash and Beneath the lists newest dD Blood* Set in the 16th century Black photo the line of and shears. CE) (Si M-A-S-H [C N N ] Larry King Live Plague era. two noblemen battle for for a DEAR DR. hance the flow of calcium into The catalog itself is coffee-table woman who fights with the only weapon flne print is say­ QE) Wheel of Fortune [D IS ] MOVIE; Th e Bishop's Wife' An GOTT: I’ve bones. Mary Cheney Library has added angel comes to earth to help a bishop she has, her body. Rutger Hauer, Jenni­ ing "E very gate is tested by The cataiog with these treasures size (222 pages, 11 by IS inches), (£ ) (39) 1100.000 Pyramid been taking Therefore, I don’t agree with bound in black cloth and orna­ the following books; and his wife raise money fpr a new fer Jason Leigh. 1985. Rated R. In hydraulic pressure, hence it is also proffers table cutlery with d3) Jeffersons church. Cary Grant, Loretta Young, Stereo. Dyazide for 10 your doctor. I think that calcium mented with gold-leaf lettering. It impossible that any leaky ones handles made of ivory, or nickel Fiction Q3l Cerson's Comedy Classics David Niven. 1948. years, as well as pills and Dyazide go well together, found a new owner during last 1 2:30AM d D True Confessions should pass.” silver, cocoa and rosewood, ebony, Burley — Wycliffe and the quiet (29) College Basketball: Connecticut at [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Mad Max: Beyond calcium and Dr. Gott unless the patient has a history of Saturday’s paper chase at the Civic Seton Hall (2 hrs.) ® Entertainment Tonight Actor/writer/ (“ Ankle-deep again! I told you to solid bone and horn-tip. virgin Thunderdome' (CC) In an apocalyptic director Emilio Estevez talks about his magnesium. Re­ kidney stones; then the two com­ Center in Hartford. Even though it society, a toner battles the ruthless Peter Gott, M.D. put a Stebbins on the bar’I the next They could supply bread knives, Conley — Back to Malachi (29) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour new film, "Wisdom". cently I read pounds must be used with caution. butchers’ and cooks’ knives and a lacked the title-page and had some queen of an evil city. Mel Gibson, Tina time, Hiram! ” ) Davies — The papers of Samuel (26) Barney Miller Turner. Bruce Spence. 1985. Rated PG- (19) Jim 8( Tammy that you’re not In your case, the use of supplemen­ other snip-outs inside, it brought The most exciting of all the variety of fancy blades for hunters. Marchbanks (fOl Hollywood Squares 13. In Stereo. (2D @ Late Night with David Letterman supposed to take tal dietary calcium seems to be a "gates” has to be the Enterprise If you thought of weighing $150. Check your attic. Tonight's guests are comedian Jerry good idea. 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California (90 min.) and draw a gallon of the heaviest F.our generations of the Pierson famiiy got together on Page — Scent of death and career of Elvis Presley. David Scott, job and Mike considers handling a West I told him I thought I needed the ail postmenopausal women are be caused by shampooing too often molasses, in winter, in less than one Landers, F & C people when it came are overflowing the library space. Johnny Harra. 1981. Rated PG. In Coast franchise. (60 min.) [U S A ] Edge of Night New Year’s Day. From left are Stephen P. Pierson and his Rostkowski — After the dancing calcium (I’m 54 and female). He candidates for hormone pills; they or it can indicate a skin condition, to hardware: they had stuff for Stereo. dD INN News minute." 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Aftor (R) 12:45, 7:15, 7:50. — Swtt- tlw Tramp (G) 7:20,7:20.— Tho (3oldtn tries are learning new techniques to Restoration of Cultural Property, a kerosene has not only eliminated recording artists, such a; Jeanne (0)1,3,4:45,4 :« . «:40. - »» " years, but now more than a dozen ment hopes to sustain with a week Paris-Match, found that 66 percent LM itr Ood Ice Hockey Federation if the and pushed his players out there. took part in Sunday’s clash, the Quebec City when the best Cana­ Giants hitting stride world championships along with said was clearly started by the facts show the Soviets were at fault. We just reacted,” Burns claimed. game had to be abandoned. The dian professionals from the Na­ the Soviet Union following an Soviets. “ It was an unfortunate incident, but tournament gold medal went to tional Hockey League will be unprecedented 20-minute brawl on Canada, playing for a medal, led none of our guys are ashamed of Finland. among NHL All-Stars meeting the the Ice, was unrepentant upon its “ They did everything they could their traditional rivals 4-2 in the what happened.” The ice hockey federation will Soviet national team for two return home from Czechoslovakia. to goad us,” defenseman Luke second period when mayhem broke Canada’s head coach, Bert Tem­ consider further action against games. Richardson said. “ We tried to be as out at the rink in the Czech city of pleton, said he ripped his jacket Canada and the Soviet Union during • “ We did what any North Ameri­ Former Soviet goalie Vladislav disciplined as we could, but they Piestany. The trouble began after a trying to hold back his players but its next general council meeting, at can hockey player would do. 1 hope Tretiak, who has a big following in just at the right time Canadians will stick behind us.” kept running at us and using their Soviet player was cross-checked to nothing could stop them from Vienna in April. But it is unlikely to Canada, is helping to promote the sticks.” the ice and came up swinging at a leaving the bench once the Soviets disqualify the teams from next team captain Steve Chaisson told Quebec series. At a press confer­ Canadian, who retaliated. did. year’s junior world championships, Importers upon his arrival Monday The story made headlines in this ence Monday, Tretiak said the ties between the NFC East rivals. They he said so after the second Washing­ at Toronto airport. Templeton blamed referee Hans which the Soviets are due to host at By Tom Conovon hockey-crazy nation, where many ‘"rhe Canadians were going for a between the NHL and the Soviets Giants won the two regular-season ton game. Ronning. “ The brawl never really Leningrad. The Associated Press Canadian players, coaches and saw the brawl live via television. silver and a possible gold. And they won’t be affected by Sunday’s "You didn’t think that game was would have happened if there had For years, Canadians carried an games, winning 27-20 at home on officials blamed the bench-clearing The Toronto Globe and Mail called were suckered into a fight, into a violence. EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. - Oct. 27 and whipping Washington close?” Parcells responded to a melee on the Soviets and on the it perhaps “ the most scandalous brawl,” Jelinek said. The Soviets been a competent official on the international reputation as hockey question about the second The fans are louder, the days are 24-14 on Dec. 7 in the nation’s Norwegian referee who they fiasco in the history of international had already been eliminated from roughnecks but their image has “ Our (sports) federation Is really colder and the games mean more. capital in a game that was only Redskins-Giants game. “ We beat claimed failed to clamp down early hockey.” contention and had nothing to lose. In the midst of the fight, officials improved recently. However, the against this kind of play,” he said It’s the time of year Bill Parcells made close at the end. them by 10 points and they had six in Sunday’s game and then fled the Sports Minister Otto Jelinek, in Assistant coach Pat Burns ac­ turned off all the lights in the arena junior team also got involved in a through an Interpreter. wants the New York Giants running turnovers.” Washington managed to hold the the ball, and they are doing it very One thing Parcells is hoping for is • Giants to just 74 yards on 32 carries well heading Into Sunday’s NFC better pass protection than his in that game, and Morris, who championship game against the offensive line gave Simms, on rushed for more than 1,500 yards, to Washington Redskins. Sunday in the Giants’ 49-3 NFC 62 yards on 22 carries. But the “ You want to run now because semifinal victory over the San, J Redskins determination to stop the weather gets bad here and you Francisco 49ers. SCOREBOARD Morris opened things up for Giants are not guaranteed a good day,” the “ We blocked them a whole lot quarterback Phil Simms, who hit 15 Giants coach said Monday. “ If you better on the run, but I ’m not too of 29 passes for 265 yards and three Huntington 69, Manchester 66 don’t have a good day you probably enamored with their pass protec­ Huron 72, Block Hills St. 68 touchdown passes. won’t be able to throw that weil.” tion. Our quarterback took too Illinois 79, Michigan St. 72 “ People just can’t shut down Joe Ind.-Pur.-Ft. Wayne 70, Bollormlne 69, Scholastic The Giants have shown they can many hits in the mouth. What’s left Hockey ECHO hockey BasketbaD Morris and stop the Giants,” [ ^ ortscard] OT run the ball, especially at Giants of him will be in here later this, Ind.-Pur.-Indpis. 88, Marlon 72 Morris said. “ There is more to the Stadium where they are 9-0 this afternoon to lift weights,” he said. ^ Iowa 78, Wisconsin 63 Giants offense than Joe Morris.” In the combined history of the Iowa St. 103, Texos-Arllngllngton 73 Scholastic standings season. In their past three home NHLstindlngi Mite A NBAstandinga Kansas Newman 96, MId-Am Nazarene A If there is any team that can stop games. New York — led by Joe NFL and AFL, there have been 12 92, O T the Giants it is Washington, Par- instances where teams have beaten Trl-C lty Plaza dropped two last Kearney St. 99,'Adams St. 71 Morris — has rushed for 251,226 and WALKS CONraRCNCC cells said at his news conference. opponents twice during the regular weekend, bowing 7-2 to Enfield and 5-4 EASTERN CONFERENCE Minnesota 60, Northwestern 53 Baskotball 216 yards. In October, they had a Ptrtrkli DMtton to Watertown. Scott Rlcord and Andy Atlantic Dlvlslen Notional 88, Dakota Wesleyan 76 202-yard game against Washington. “ I think they are the best team season and then faced them in the w L T Pto eroA Zlanlo had the goals against Enfield. W L Pet. QB Nebraska 105, NW Missouri 64 PhlloiMpMa 2» 11 2 S4 1« 107 Tlgger Lebrun had an assist. Rickard playoffs. The teams winning the Boston 21 9 .700 North Pork 99, Elmhurst 63 CCC-Eost O'all Parcells isn’t easily impressed we’ve played this season,” he said. N Y Itlo ndm 19 17 3 41 147 138 hod two goals and Lebrun and John Phllcxlelphla 18 14 .563 4 N. Michigan 85, MInn.-Duluth 66 two regular-season games have a pmtburgh 16 14 7 39 146 131 W L w L by numbers. But he does like the “ I have respect for their players Phelps one apiece against Watertown. Washington 14 16 .467 7 Purdue 89, Michigan 77 2 0 3 0 N Y Ranger 16 17 7 39 163 161 T im Lentine hod two assists and Phelps Hartford Public way the Giants running attack is and coaches. We’re playing for a 6-6 mark in the playoff contests. New Jersey 9 21 .300 12 St. Fronds, III. 52, St. Xavier 37 East Hartford 1 0 3 1 New JCTMV 16 20 3 35 145 181 one. Shown Haves hod 40 saves In the New York 9 22 .290 12'A Sioux Foils 79, S. Dakota Tech 69 4 0 getting its yardage — 4, 5 and 6 championship now, so what hap­ The Giants have been involved in WasMngton 14 20 6 34 123 155 Windham 1 0 two gomes. Central Dhdtlon S. Ill.-Edwordsvllle 81, Mo.-St. Louis 77 Manchester 1 1 2 3 four instances. They won the 1934 Adam mvblan _ yards a pop. pened the past 24 or 25 weeks means Atlanta 22 7 .799 So. Mississippi 73, CIndnnatl 51 South Windsor 1 2 1 3 N FL title after having lost twice to Hartford 20 12 6 46 1 » 118 Milwaukee 21 11 .656 2'A Wheeling 108, Bluffton 100 N ‘ ‘Some teams break a long ii or nothing.” MltsB Rockville 0 1 1 3 Montreal 20 16 6 46 145 132 Detroit 18 H) .643 3'/i SOUTHWEST 1 2 2 two and give the indication t' .y are The Redskins have a 14-4 overall Chicago during the regular season. ■ Boston 18 17 4 40 134 123 United Bank played five games at the Enfield 0 Indiana 16 15 .516 7 Arkansas 99, N. Texas St. 96, O T Fermi 0 1 0 2 running,” he said. “ I ’m talking record this season and are riding a In 1943, they beat Washington twice Quebec 16 19 6 38 139 134 Windsor Holiday Tournam ent last wee­ Chicago 15 15 .500 7 NE Louisiana 75, Sam Houston St. 64 East Catholic 0 2 1 4 Mike Mllbury (26) applies pressure from Cleveland twice during the regular tm vthe Division with Welhn and Chris Duperon assist­ San Antonio 8 23 .258 13 Oral Roberts 59, Tulsa 55 1 2 4 2 That’s just what the Giants want Parcells has had an inkling for Edmonton 25 12 2 52 183 135 ing. Nick Stouder was In goal for the Fairfield Prep season and also won the Eastern Pacific Division Phillips 105, Morvmount, Kan. 97 St. Joseph's 0 1 4 1 to do against the Redskins in this, about a month that the Giants Colgorv 23 16 1 47 157 147 shutout. United next tied Newington, L.A. Lakers 25 .806 St. Mary's, Texas 69, Howard Payne 63 Northwest Catholic 0 3 1 3 the third meeting this season might face the Redskins again, and Conference playoff game. Winnipeg 19 16 4 42 133 136 0-0, with Note Spleker and Mike Ruth Portland 21 .618 5'A SW Texas St. 64, GrombUng 62 Los Angeles 17 19 4 38 163 170 playing well on defense. United lost the Golden State 18 .545 8 Texas Southern 80, SE Louisiana 73, O T coc O'all Vancouver 11 24 4 26 130 156 title gome to Windsor, 5-0. Stouder hod Seoltle 15 .500 9'/i FAR W EST W L w L Tired Roy able to hold on Monday's OfHties 22 saves. Phoenix 14 .438 11>/<» Colorodo Mines 82, Pomono-PItzer 80 Coventry 2 0 3 0 Montreal Z Boston 1 L.A. Clippers 4 .129 21 Julius Erving Fresno SI. 66, Col-lrvlne 65 Cheney Tech 1 0 2 0 Minnesota 3, N.Y. Rangers 3, tie MItaC Monday's Dames (Jrand Canyon 71, LubtMCk Christian 60 RHAM 1 0 3 0 Washington 6, St. Louis 4 Phllodelphia 108, L.A. Clippers 102 "Dr. J," the Philadelphia Lewls-Clork St. 85, Hawall-Hllo 81 Rocky Hill 1 0 2 0 Twsedov’s Dames Indiana 144, Dallas 135 Long Beach St. 94, Utah St. 91, O T Bosworth given the gate DMC Construction took two shutout 76ers great, will retire at the Cromwell 1 1 1 2 Vancouver at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. victories last weekend, 6-0 over W ind­ Tuesday's (James Metro St. 77, E. New Mexico 70 East Hampton 0 1 1 3 New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. sor and 11-0 over South Windsor. In the Atlanta at New York, 7:30 p.m. end of this season. He was New Mexico 99, Hawaii 86 Portland 0 1 1 2 as Canadiens nip Bruins Taranto at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. blanking of Windsor, Scott Cochran had L.A. Clippers at Washington, 7:30 p.m. N. Arizono 86, Olivet Nazarene 55 Bacon Acodemv 0 1 0 1 at an Oklahoma City General the ABA MVP while with the NORMAN, Okla. (A P) - Minnesota at N .Y. Islanders, 8:05 p.m. two goals and Tony Legere, Nick Chicago at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Pocific 58, Fullerton SI. 55 VInal Tech 0 1 1 1 Oklahoma linebacker Brian Motors plant. He later said Wednesday's Dames Maiczvk, Justin Padula and Matt New Jersey at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. New York Nets in 1974 and Regis 68, Judson 58 Bolton 0 1 1 4 “ We had a lot of opportunities and UCLA played “ girls football” Vancouver at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Dennis one apiece. Cochran, Mike Indiana at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. 1976; and the NBA MVP in Son Francisco 73, SoruHna St. 63 By Ken Rappoport Bosworth has apologized for Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. M cCarthy and Dennis drew assists. Houston at (Jolden State, 10:30 p.m. Son Jose St. 79, New Mexico St. 62 The Associated Press it’s just a shame,” O’Reilly said. things he has said and done this after Oklahoma had beaten the Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Bobby Curtis was In goal for the Denver at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. . 1981 with the 76ers. Stanford 64, Southern Col 58 NHL Roundup “ Two teams played hard all night year, but his college football Bruins, 38-3. Hartford at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. shutout. Legere and Bruce Turgeon Phoenix at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Texos-EI Paso 77, Son Diego St. 58 ' CCC-Eost girls O'all and when it goes down to the wire, He was banned by the NCAA BuffOlo at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. ployed well defensively. Legere and Wednesday's Domes U.S. IntematloTKil 87, Brooklyn Coll. 80 W L W L Patrick Roy was hanging fn while career is over nonetheless. Toronto at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Milwaukee at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Washington St. 66, Idaho 64, O T from playing in the Orange Cochran each had four goals, Tyler NEA GRAPHIC Windham 1 0 4 1 his tongue was hanging out. you don’t want surprises.” Bosworth, the Sooners’ two- Los Angeles at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Brooks two and Mott Ryan one In the Woshington at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Weber St. 72, S. Colorado 61 Rockville 1 0 4 0 time All-America, apologized Bowl because drug tests showed other shutout victory. Ryan, MaIczykI, Phlladel^la at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. W. Oregon 91, Willamette 87 Enfield 10 2 2 ‘T was so tired, I couldn’t even New York at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Monday night for a string of he had used steroids. He later Ronnie Holnsev, Curtis, Jon Duperron South Windsor 1 0 2 4 shake," the Montreal goaltender Larson was penalized for high- North Stars 3, Rangera 3 Cinadimi 2. Bruins 1 and Brooks drew assists. Mike Son Antonio at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. PinsburghBT.AkronBS East Hartford 0 13 1 said after facing 19 shots in the sticking at 16; 16. events that have occurred this blasted the NCAA for its drug- McCarthy was In goal. Tommy Pace Denver at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 o.m. How top twenty farad Fermi 0 1 0 3 Minnesota’s Dino Ciccarelli testing policy, and during the and Turgeon played well defensively. 0 1 1 3 second period against Boston Mon­ The Canadiens managed just season, saying he Was “ terribly 1 8 1^ Hartford Public scored his 32nd goal of the season Orange Bowl game wore a AKRON (65) How the top twenty teams In The Manchester 0 10 6 day night. three shots on goal in the first embarrassed” by the concern 76era 10B, Clippara 102 Schutz25006, Boyce 12172527, Roberts 13; 15 into the third period and the T-short that, using the NCAA First Period— 1, Montreal, Corson 10 BflUllI A 1-6202, Dowdell1-3002,McLauahlln7-1100 Assodated Press' college basketball poll Roy, however, withstood the period, but took a 1-0 lead as Shayne North Stars held on to tie the he had caused the university (N aslund, L e m le u x ), 14:15. Penalty— fared Monday; Monday's gomes not Included initials, read "National Com­ L. Wood & Sons won three games lost 21, Culllferl-1002, DouglosOOOOO, Knowles 1. Nevodo-Los Vegas (12-0) did not assault and didn’t allow the Bruins Corson converted a passout ffom Rangers behind the strong goal­ and its officials. Kasper, Bos (hooking), 14:29. LA . CLIPPERS (108) 1-51-23, Lover 1-3002.To1ols22516765. munists Against Athletes.” , Second Period— None. Penoltles— weekend, 22 over West Hartford, 6b Maxwell 26 210 II, Cage 1216 65 24, ploy. any goals in that stretch, helping Mats Naslund for his 10th goal at tending of Kari Takko. Still, the colorful leader of the over New London and 9-3 over Central 2. Iowa (140) beat Wisconsin 7863. In his statement, he apolog­ Johnston, Boe (tripping), 3:35; GIngras, Beniamin 614 2-4 14, Drew 38 04) 6, P ITTSBU R O H (67) Schoolboy hoop poll the Canadiens post a 2-1 NHL 14; 15. Before Ciccarelli brought the nation’s best defense has played Mon (holding), 14:11; Lolor, Mon (rough­ Connecticut. Woodson 613 20 12, Valentine 2-2 22 6, 3. North Carolina (11-1) did not ploy. ized for virtually everything he In the win over West Hortford, Kris Lane 26 2510, (Jore 6132012, Smith 7-11 4. Indlono (181) did not ploy. victory. Before kicking out 19 shots in the his final game at Oklahoma, ing),15:49; Momesso,66on(slashlng),18:20. Nlmphlus65208,Whlte1-42O2,Dallev283-2 1211 24, Goodson 00 20 0, Aiken 210 66 9, North Stars even, the Rangers had had said or done this year that LIndstrom had two goals and Marty 12. Totals 4276 1229 102. 5. Syracuse (130) beat Providence 8905. HARTFORD (AP) — Here Is a list of Roy stalled a couple of times fora second period, Roy had made 11 Coach Barry Switzer said. Ear­ Curtis one. Phil Dakin had two ossists Brookin 16244, Cooper3-3 238. Totals2249 Connecticut's top boy'shighschoolteamsas rallied to take the lead with three brought negative publicity. He Third Period— 2, Boston, Johnston 7 PHILADELPHIA (HI) 21-2967. breather during the wild second saves in the first. ’The Bruins finally _ lier Monday, Switzer issued a and Kevin Low and Mike Russo one Robinson 219 26 23, Berkley 1223 7-1138, 6. Purdue (181) beat Michigan 8877. voted by sportswrlters and broadcasters straight goals, two of them by Kelly Pedersen), 1:90. 3, Montreal, Walter 7 Halftime— Akron 36, Pittsburgh 35. (record, first-place votes cxid points In 6 particularly apologized for em­ apiece. McCormick 1-4 24 4, Erving 212 25 11, 7. DePoul (11-0) beat Furman 81-64. period, and got a delay-of-game broke through Roy and tied the' statement saying it would be in Smith, Lemleux), 16:37 (pp). Penalties— Three-point goals— Akron 215 (Boyce 23, parentheses): Kisio in the third period. barrassing Switzer, University Immer, Bos (cross checking), 2:17; In the shutout victory, Russo ond Cheeks 1215 23 22, Free611008, Vranes22 9.Temple(181)beot George Washington penalty for it. The Bruins outshot score at 1;S0 of the final period the university’s best interests if Dakin each had two goals and Llnd- Dowdell 21, McLaughlin 7-10, Loyer 21), 1. Warren Harding, Bridgeport (6b) (13) Takko kicked out 41 shots as the iGIngras, Men (tripping), 11:41; Larson, 2-42, Colter222O0.Totols428l2233108. Pittsburgh 25 (Lane 1-1, Aiken 16). 77-73. Bosworth did not return for his President Frank Horton and strom and Keith M lllen one each. Dakin Kentucky (7-2) did not ploy. (175polnts) the Canadiens 19-8 for the period when Alien Pedersen’s shot came North Stars halted a three-game Boe (h lg h ^ck ln g ), 16:16. Fouled out— Smith. Rebounds— Pittsburgh 9. final year of eligibility. Athletic Director Donnie Shotsongeol— MentreolSAF— 20. Boston had three assists, Dave Mannebach two L.A. CNopers 28 88 18 86-108 10. St. John's (81) did not play. 3.Hlllhouse,NewHaven(6b)(3) (147) and 40-20 overall. off the backboards and Greg Ranger winning streak. and Low and Peterson one apiece. 41 (Lone 15), Akron 19 (Schutz 5). Oklahoma (82) did not play. 3. Brien McMahon, Norwalk (31) (2) 112 Duncan. i i - w a - ^ Philadelphia 31 38 88 27— 101 Assists— Akron 14 (Dowdell 4), Pittsburgh 11. ‘I wasn’t afraid of getting a Johnston fired home a IS-footer for Bosworth. a fourth-year jun­ In Its final win, Dave Beaulieu hod Threeboint goals— Barkley. Fouled 12. Illinois (182) beat Michigan State 4. WllburCrass, NewHoven (51) (108) “ General Motors has been a Power-play Opportunities— Montreal 1 13 (Aiken 5). Total fOuls— Akron 22, 5. St. Jose^'s,Trum bull (81) (ta) penalty,” Roy said. " I looked his seventh goal. ior with one season of eligibility Of 4; BoFlon 0 of 4. three goals, Russo two ond Dakin, out— Robinson. Rebounds— Los Angeles 47 Pittsburgh 15. Technicals— Akron Coach 7872. Capitals 6, Blues 4 very loyal supporter of our LIndstrom, Peterson and Low one (Cage 11), Philadelphia 41 (Berkley 12). 13. Auburn (7-2) did not play. 6. St. Thomas Aaulnos, New Britain (50) behind the net and the referee was Then Walter decided things. remaining, is expected to grad­ Goalies— AOontreol, Roy (40 shots-39 Huoalns 2. A— 6,789. (66) program and I hope the Sports saves). Boston, Ranford (20-18). apiece Mlllen, Matt WelnIckI and Assists— Los Angeles 25 (Drew6), Philadel­ 14. Pittsburgh (182) beat Akron 67-65. resting. He was tired himself." “ The puck hit a couple of sticks Pete Peeters, making his first uate in May. It was widely felt BRIAN BOSWORTH Mannebach each drew two assists and phia 24 (Cheeks 10). Total fouls— Los 15. Navy (7-2) beat East Carolina 91-66. 7. Bloomfield (4b) (50) Illustrated article has not ad­ A — 14A62. 8. HartfordPubllc(3b) (40) In the night’s other NHL action, it and bounced up and I was able to start in goal after being recalled he would pass up his final year Referee— Don Kohorskl. Linesmen— Ron Craig Massicotte, Russo, Low, LInd­ Angeles 23, Philadelphia 21. Technicals— Monday’a collage hoop scores 16. Georgetown (81) did not play. . . . wore out welcome strom and Beaulieu one apiece. Bill 17. Duke (181) beat William A Mary 9. Kolbe, Bridgeport (6b) (33) was New York Rangers 3, Minne­ to join the National Football versely affected them,” he said. Rnn, Leon Stickle. Beniamin, Los Angeles Coach Chaney. bat it in,” Walter said. "Fortu­ from the minors, led Washington Hoves was In goal. A— 10,111. 8246. 10. EastHarttord(31) (23). sota 3, and Washington 6, St. Louis nately, it was low enough. I choked over St. Louis. Peters was brought League. He retracted the UCLA re­ EAST 18. North Ccrollna Stale (82) did not play. issued through the school’s 4. up on the stick, to keep it below my up from Washington’s minor league “ I deeply regret those situa­ marks, as well as statements he Squirt B American Inti. 61, St. Michael's 58 sports information office. made about former Texas North 8tara3.Rangaira3 Army 79, Vermont 74 19. Kansas (7-3) did not play. After Roy’s acrobatic goaltend­ shoulders. Otherwise, there would team in Binghamton over the tions that have blemished the New England Hockey Camp won one Pacara 144, MavarlekalSS Bucknell 92, Lycoming 52 20. Clemson (11-0) did not ploy. ‘”rhe Boz” has been in the Coach Fred Akers. ing frustrated the Bruins, Ryan have been a whistle.” weekend. He shut out St. Louis over image of the University of MbiWM eto 1 1 1 8— 8 and tied another lost weekend. The Coppin St. 67, N. Carolina A S T 63 Oklahoma, and I hope that I can headlines all season. In a “ I also want to apologize to N .Y . Rangers 8 1 2 8 -8 Campers topped WIdnsor, 1-0, and Dartmouth 83, MIddleburv 59 Walter broke a 1-1 tie on a Boston Coach Terry O’Reilly was the last 34; 11. deadlocked Avon, 6b. Dove Hauswirth INDIANA (144) Eastern 89, Grace 71 rectify the embarrassment I preseason Sports Illustrated Walter Byers and the NCAA for Rrst Period— 1, Minnesota. DePalma 4 Tisdale 1218 24 27, Person 11-19 00 22, power-play goal with with less than angry over the call against Larson The victory snapped a three- (Broten), 18:39. Penaltles-Potrlck, NY had the goal, assisted by ERIc Hurtuk FOIrlelgh Dickinson 73, Loyola, Md. 58 AP Top Twonty hoop poll BASEBALL article, he talked about learning protesting their drug pro­ and Brad Fries, In the victory. Hurtuk Stipanovich 11-14 25 27, Richardson 65008, Glassboro St. 85, Salisbury St. 62 3‘A minutes remaining in the third and the lack of a call on Montreal’s game St. Louis winning streak and have brought to the university,” (hoMlne), 1:07; Broten, Min (holdine) Flemlng7-132417,Long2161-119,Brooks44 Bosworth said in a statement how to install stray bolts in cars gram,” Bosworth said. 5:39; Acton, Min (roughing), 5:58; Musll, had (our goals and Cory Wry and Mike Harvard 75, Holy Cross 69 NEW YORK YAN KEES— Troded Scott period. The goal came just 21 Bob Gainey, who allegedly pulled was only the fourth win for the WelnIckI one apiece In the tie. Wry, 2210,Macv65009,Grayl-11-23,Verhoeven John Joy 64, Lehman 58 The Top Twenty teams In The Associated Min (roughing), 5;58; Carpenter, N Y 1-3002. T0tals649B1218144. Press' college basketball poll, with first- Nielsen, pitcher, and Mike Soper, seconds after the Bruins’ Reed down Ray Bourque in mid-ice. Capitals in their last 11 games. (roughing), 5:58; Osborne, N Y (rough­ Hauswirth and Jeff Herold each had two King's, Pa. 81, Moravian 62 InfMder, to the Chicago White Sox for Pete assists and Fries one. Todd Hauswirth Morlst 73, Wagner 62 place votes In parentheses, total points ing), 5:58; VanMesbrouck, N Y, served by DALLAS (185) based on 28181817-M-15-14-181211-18887- Risen, pitcher, and Randy Velarde, LaRouche (delay of game), 8:28. was In goal for both games. Maryland 79, Towson St. 71 Inflelder-outflelder. Assigned the contract Aguirre 122811-12 38, Schremp(2131-212, Missouri 83, St. Bonoventure 62 6-54-3-21, record through Jon. 4 and last Second Period— 2, Minnesota, MacLel- Donaldson 210 7-7 23, Harper 612 1-1 13, week's ranking; of Velarde to Albany-Colonleof the Eastern lon 15 (Graham, Hartsburg), :58. 3, New Navy 91, E. Carolina 66 League. Pae Wee A Blackmon 1220 66 24, Tarpley 69 64 12, N.J. Tech 74, Rutgers-Comden 62 Record Pts Pvs York, McKegney 20 (KIslo, Jensen), Wood2-2269, Davls23004. Totols52963238 I.Nev.-Los Vegs (59) 120 1273 1 Perfect basketball leads visiting Pacers over the Mavericks 14:00. Penalties— Pryor, Min (trippina), Design Group I topped Central Con­ N.C.-Wllmln^on 90, American U. 83, PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— necticut, 4-i, last weekend. Mike Kelsey 135. OT 2.IOWO (3) 130 1187 3 2:58; Plett, Min, motor (ffghtlng), 9:14; Indiana 88 38 41 85-144 3.North Carolina (2) 11-1 1169 4 Announced the reslgnotlon of HutOi Alex­ Corfcner, N Y , motor (fighting), 9:14; hod two goals and Terry Tobeler and Penn St. 64, Mossochusetts 50, O T ander, player personnel advisor. Greg Tolman one each. Derek Moulton Danas 38 38 85 38— 135 Phlla. Textile 92, West Chester 73 4.lndlona 181 996 6 Aguirre paced Dallas with 28 driving to the hoop,” Ramsay said. “ Charles Barkley is a great Robetis, Min (holding), 18:02; Acton, Three-point goals— Macy, Aguirre 5.Svrocuse 120 990 7 Named Paul Owens player personnel By The Associated Press just couldn’t stop them like we Min (high-sticking), 18:51; Sondstrom, hod three assists and Ken Herold, Pittsburgh 67, Akron 65 advisor. points, Rolando Blackman had 24 “ We forced them to take more player with exceptional qualities,” Tobeler and Tolman one eoch. Kevin Schrempf. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Queen's Coll. 68, AdelphI 52 6. Purdue 81 972 2 wanted to do.” NY(hlgtvsttcfclng),18:51. Indiana 39 (Stipanovich 9), Dallas 49 7. DePoul 180 721 15 PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Named Den­ NBA Roundup and James Donaldson 23. Donald­ outside shots. Wayman’s game was Clippers Coach Don Chaney said. Third Period 4, New York, KIslo 11 Mlllen had 11 saves (or Design. Rider 81, Montclair St. 64 nis Rogers manager ot Macon In the Indiana Pacers Coach Jack Ram­ Indiana forward Wayman Tis­ (Donaldson 15). Assists— Indiana 45 St. Joseph's 89, Rhode Island 79 O.Temple 11-1 717 14 son led all rebounders with 15. excellent, but I thought everybody “ Maurice Cheeks is also in Bark­ (Patrick), 5:48 (sh). 5, New York, KIslo 12 (RIchordson, Fleming 8), Dallas 27 (Harper 9.Kenftckv 7-2 621 11 South Atlantic League. say had a simpie explanation for his dale backed up Aguirre’s (McKegney), 11 :S2.6,Mlnnesoto,Clccnrelll Syracuse 89, Providence 85 VwitVinlO LvW M The Pacers also set a pair of played well for us.” ley’s category and is one of the best Paa Wea B 9). Total fouls— Indiana 29, Dallas 22. Temple 77, George Washington 73 10.SI. John's 81 995 10 team’s NBA victory over the Dallas assessment. 32 (M aruk), 13:15. Penalties— Brooke, A— 17007. ILOklohomo 82 539 13 CALIFORNIA LEAGUE — Reunion Arena records. Their 144 Dallas last led at 99-97 with 2; 44 point guards in the league.” Min (hooking), :50; Carpenter, N Y Regal Men's Shop lost two and won WIdener 73, Lincoln 63 Terminated suspension of Steve Howe, Mavericks; perfection. “ We knew we would have to work game, Philadelphia defeated the SOUTH IZIlllnols 82 507 16 points were the most ever scored by remaining in the third quarter. Barkley scored 38 points, his (hooking), 5:09; Hartsburg, Min one lost weekend. Regal's fell to 13. Auburn 7-2 902 5 ^ c h e r. “ On the road, we are usually a hard because Dallas is tough at Los Angeles Clippers 108-102. (roughing), 10:01; Sondstrom, N Y (rough­ Ridgefield, 22, topped New London, 21, Alo.-Blrmlnghom 64, Old Dominion 60 BASKETBALL Reserve guard Kyle Macy then hit a Big Eail atandlnga Armstrong St. 61, BethuneXookmon 59 14. Plttsborgh 82 441 17 little tentative, but tonight we home,” Tisdale said. “ But we were Tisdale and center Steve Stipano- a visiting team against Dallas and second straight 30-plus point per­ ing), 10:01. and bowed to Wallingford, 2-1. 15. Novy 82 420 9 ttotleiwl Baskefball Ats4 their .653 field-goal percentage was three-point basket to put Indiana formance, and pulled down 12 Overtime None. Penalties— None. Agolnst Ridgefield, Brian Wry and Big East Conference O'all Baptist, S.C. 86, Radford 73 16. Georgelown 81 375 8 PH ILA D ELPH IA 76ERS— Ploced An­ played perfect.” Ramsay said ready and determined to win. vich scored 27 points each for the W L W L Barry 95, Qulnnlploc 84 the best ever by a visitor. ahead for good. 100-99. rebounds. Cheeks had a career- Shots on goal— Minnesota 11-9-10-2— 32. Mark Midford had the goals. Wry had 17. Duke 81 371 20 drew Toney, guard, en the Inlured list. followed Indiana’s 144-135 victory “ They made a iot of runs at us, Pacers, who committed only five New York 17-11-164)— 44. three goals and Chris MIckus and Jason Syracuse 2 0 13 0 Belhaven 96, Pensacola Christian 70 FOOTBALL BIrm.-Southern 82, Bresda 72 18. N. Carolina St. 82 259 19 in Dallas. but we didn’t foid and Coach turnovers as they ended Dallas’' Blackman called Indiana’s shoot­ high nine steals, two short of the Povwr-play Opportunities— Minnesota Allen one apiece In the win over New Vlllanova 2 0 9 3 19. Konsas 7-3 200 12 ing “ awesome.” 76«ri 108, Clippere 102 0 of 3; New York 0 of 4. London. Bill Pace and Jeff Grote had Pittsburgh 1 0 10 2 Campbell 61, WInthrop 58 20. Clemson 110 95 — BUFFALO BILI.S-Released Bobby Others were quick to give the Ramsay calied some very strategic four-game winning streak. The NBA record set in 1976 by Larry 1 1 9 1 Centenary 78, Texos-Son Antonio 76, O T “ Their shots just kept going in. I Charles Barkley handled the Goalies— Minnesota, Takko (44 shots-41 assists. MIckus had the lone goal St. John's . . « . Others receiving votes; Alabama 83; Ross, ouarterbacks cooch and posslne bows to Ramsay. timeouts. Whenever they made a Mavericks, who are 13-2 at Reunion Kenon with the San Antonio Spurs. saves). New York, Vonblesbrouck (3229). against Wallingford, assisted by Grote SetonHoll Centre 75, Compt>etlsvllle 66 gome coordinator, from his contract. 1 1 J 1 Coastal Carolina 80, E. Tennessee St. 67 Seton Hall 77; Georgia Tech 68; Texas “ Credit Coach Ramsay,” Dallas run, he cailed time to stop their Arena, also had won nine straight thought eventually they would cool offense and Maurice Cheeks took “ It was a great team effort,” A — 17,285. and Derek Wood. Tom Mitney was In Boston College 0 0 7 3 (nirlstlan99; Texos-EI Paso51; Vlllanova32; HOCKEY 9 Referee T erry Gregson. Linesmen— (jeorgetown 2 1 S 1 David Lipscomb 109, Albion 78 9 on their home court. Dallas’ only off, but they didn’t,” he said. care of tge defense as Philadelphia Barkley said. “ We have the poten­ goal for all three gomes. Florldo29; Western Kentucky 19; Californio star Mark Aguirre said. “ ’Their momentum and to keep us calm out Providence 2 2 ? ? Delta St. 72, Valdosta St. 71 NEW JERSEY DEVILS^ecolled "One of the keys was our ability handed the Clippers their 12th Pat Dopuzzo and Dan McCourt. Duke 82, William A Mary 46 17; Ohio Stole 10; Cleveland State 6; execution on offense was tremend­ there. It really worked.” other home loss was on Dec. 5 to the tial to be a really good team and we Connecticut 0 2 5 6 Rillerton Stale 6; Rorlda State 5; Craig Blllinglen, goalie, Gordie Mark, to stop Aguirre and Blackman from straight loss. Eckerd 93, Muhlenberg 60 defOnsemon, and Al Stewart, left wtng, ous. We were getting after it, but we In Monday’s only other NBA Los Angeles Lakers. have to keep playing really good.” Rorlda St. 57, WIs.-Green Bov 49 Georgla4; NewOrleans4; Notre Dame3; St. Monday's Results Louis 3; Vanderbilt 3; Boise Stale 2; from A6olne of the Amertcon Hockey Capltala6,Bluaa4 Syracuse 89, Providence 85 Florida Tech 96, St. Joseph's, Maine 80 League.SentAndersCarlsson,leftwlna,and C M e a d a r George Mason 81, Son Frondsco St. 67 Brigham Young 2; James Madison 2; Pittsburgh 67, Akron 65 Providence 2; UCLA 2; Memphis Stale 1. Kirk McLean, goalie, to Maine. Today's Damss (Jeorglo Southern 55, Mercer 54 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS— _ _ 8 2 1— 6 Georgia St. 71, Stetson 61 n.LMriS 1_8 8^4 UConn at Seton Hall (Meadowlands), Recalled Jim McGeough, forward, from Rrst PortoD— 1, Washington, Barren 2 7 p.m. LcKJrange 67, Mobile 83 Baltimore of the American Hockey League. TODAY Louisville 92, Nev.-Reno 77 6:18. 2, St. Louis, Bennlng 8 (Gllmour, Bovs Basketball Vlllanova at Boston College Canadiens, Flyers, Oilers top foes for Whalers Paskiwskl),7:30.3,Washlnaton,Laughlln13 Wednesday's Dome Memphis St. 82, Austin Peoy 67 COLLEOE East Catholic at Xavier, 7:30 Miami, Fla. 85, St. Fronds, Pa. 82 8 (AdanM),8:00.4,Washlnolon.Chi1sllan 10 Cheney Tech at VInal Tech, 7:30 St. John's at Boston College EASTERN ILLINOIS— Named Bob Spoo 8 Middle Tenn. 114, Tennessee Tech 79 Rec basketball (Pivonka, Stevens), 9:42 (pp). Rocky Hill at Bolton, 7:30 Sotorday's Dames head football coach. piay ers in last w e«k’s junior tournaments staged at the handling the safe deposit box program. (Jeorgetown at Pittsburgh Mississippi 73, Louisiana St. 63 GEORGIA TECH— Named Bobby Ross One man’s opinion; Penalties— Bell, StL (sloshlno), 9:20; Portland at Coventry, 7:30 Moreheod St. 71, Tennessee St. 58 The three best National Hockey League teams to Manchester Racquet Club. Evans, StL (roughing), 11:51; Bhim, Was Boys Swimming Seton Hall at Syracuse head toelball coach and signed Mm to a Providence at Vlllanova Murray St. 83, Evansville 72 four-year contract. display their wares this season against the Whalers in (hWMllcfclng), 11:51; Ojk2 * ^ , Was Manchester vs. East Catholic (at New Orleans 87, Miss. Valley St. 64 Off the cuff (h M ^ c fc ln a ), 15:44; Hunter, S ^ (slash­ M HS pool), 3:30 Boston College at St. John's Poo Woo HUNTER-Nomed Mitch PoWeln Jr. Hartford In order of talent and ability were the in g , 15:44; Stevens, Was, double mlnor- N. Kentucky 72, Lewis 62 men's tennis coach. Herald Angle Decision to make Golf professional Don Gliha of Manchester is Prairie View 59, Rorida A8WI 52 Huskies 24 (M att Denis 6, Tim MIAA6I, FLA.— flamed David Campo Montreal Canadiens, Philadelphia Flyers and Edmon­ n%oonduct (rougMno, «»x«H»*o).1»-8*; W E D N E S D A Y Presbyterian 90, Augusta 68 Bill Masse, the brightest professional baseball married to Joanne Nesti, newscast anchor on Channel Pivonka, Wso, double minor (higIveHckIng, Dirts Boihelball Marchard 6) Wildcats 14 (Shaun defensive back coach. ton Oilers. Rondolph-Mocon 106, Rockford 41 Delaire 8) MT. ST. VINCENT— Named Maureen Earl Yost raugMne), 19:85; Romage, Manchester at Hartford Public, 5p.m. ByraeuaaBB, ProvIdaneaBB Rust 88, Christian Bros. 56 prospect from Manchester since pitcher Tommy 30. The pair met while Gliha was the golf pro at double minor (high-sticking, roughing), Mon's BiMhelball Hovos 31 (John Cort 11, Rich Griffith Lynch women's teflball coach. John Madden and Pat Summerall stand head and Sports Editor Emeritus Kelley made it with the Cleveland Indians, is pondering Farmington Woods. 19:35; Povese, SIL, minor-misconduct St. Leo 75, Kenyon 66 6, Josh Solomonson 6) Orangemen 16 NAVY— Announced that the contract of MCC at Middlesex, 8 p.m. St. Paul's 75, Clinch Valley 61 shoulders over the rest of the telecasting crews (roughing), 19:35; Meagher, StL, minor- Ice Hecfcoy SYRACUSE (89) ...... (Mike Gullono 10, Adam BorofskI 6) Bill Housholter, assistant football coach, •; . /■ whether to join the pay-for-play ranks or concentrate Mike Veisor, who spent 10 seasons in the National St. Thomas, Fla. 81, Bentley 77 7 game misconduct (ro M ln g L 19j35. PermI vs. Manchester (at Belton Ice Triche 211 68 16, Coleman 7-W 23 14, will not be renewed. 7 employed by the major networks to cover National Shenandoah 62, Allentown 58 on finishing his college career and joining the United Hockey League, including a pair with the Hartford Second P erlod-5, St. Louis,, HunterHun 20 Palace), 8:15 p.m. Selkalv 12M 211 29, Monroe 29 21 6, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA— Football League games this season. (Bell, Reeds), :44.6, St. Louis, Poslowskl 12 Douglas 611 66 18, Brower 22 (M) 0, South Roddo 65, K.C. Charlotte63 Adults Named Chuck Stebort, Chris Allen, Bob States Olympic team in 1988. The former East Catholic Whalers, has again lent his knowledge as a goalie to East Catholic vs. South Windsor Tampa 73, Wabash 54 ( O l l i ^ , Evans), :56. 7, Washington, (Hartford Arena), 8 p.m. Thompson 22 1-2 1, Harried 22 1-3 5, April, Gary Bernordl, John Motsko, Tom ’The much ballyhooed Fiesta Bowl for the national High and current Davidson College outfielder is one of members of the East Catholic High team. Veisor is sUll Walker 21 21 0. Totals 3264 2235 89. Tn.-Chottonooga 72, Citadel 60 Westown 80 (Larry Krogh 30, Dennis Mlller7(Ductiesne.Oould),3:31.8.St.Louls, Wrssiting Jow ner 17, Lyndon Kregh 11) Smoke75 Roggemon, Clarence Shelmon, ond Kevin the most sought after prospects in the country by both active with the Whalers Old Timers in exhbltion games Bell 3 (Fsderfco, Gllm our), 5:49 (pp). 9, Tenn.-Mortln 74, Mississippi Coll. 60 WOnfiMINIi# OHeVrOny ivOiDwl CDCCDIS. college football championship last week between Penn » Xavier at Manchester, 6 p.m. ^W pSyRSM aLew ls290013, S. Wright (Jim Richard 30, Steve Strand 10, Dave Woshingtoo, Gartner M) (Jensen), 15:37. . Volley Regional at Cheney Tech, 6:30 Virginia 92, Brown 70 State and Miami failed to live up to expectations and No matter what penalty is called, the offending player pros and the Olympic team. for the benefit of youth hockey programs in 25286, Brooks2112613,Donovon2120012 Wake Forest 105, Md.-E. Shore 60 Derench 10, Tom Czalo 10) Peiiullles Oortner, was (trtppine), 3:51; p.m . Irish Insurance 78 (Ken Shoppmon 17, the three-man announcing team of Charlie Jones, Bob usually has a few choice words and’ voices his Duffy Leone, former standout golfer at Manchester Connecticut. Romage, StL (slOBhIng), 10:21. Screen 18 66 6, Schamsid-Deen 1-1 22 Z West Liberty 87, Californio, Pa. 75 innocence en route to the penalty box. Pro basketball High, is busy these days as marketing director for Cox Conlon27644,Snedeker00200, D. Wright W. Carolina 80, Tusculum 58 Kim Bushey 15, Steve Roscher 14, Tom Griese and Jimmy Cefalo on a scale of l to 10 for their New England Relays’ officials are working on plans Third Period— 10, Woshlnolon, GouM 10, TH U R S D A Y Nellln 14) B.A. Club 71 (Don Barry 19, 19:53 (en). PenofOes Bhim, Was (hold- Dirts Boshslball 180O2Duda291-17.Totals3082122S85. W. Illinois 79, Cent. Florida 77 efforts rated a 3 at best. offlciating is next to hockey. Cable in Manchester. to include a number of Masters events for the 1987 track Wofford 73, S.C.-Alken 71 Ray Sullivan 17, Mark Bennett 12) Radio, TV mg), 12:24; Stevens, Was (hookhio), Cheney Tech at Cromwell, 6 p.m. Sportsman Ctrfe 91 (E rn ie Scott 25, Gerry Cheevers, whose name is inscribed on the The system of employing three-man teams to Joe McCluskey, who was featured on the attractive and field meet June 20 at Manchester High’s Wigren 15:16. East Hampton at Bolton. 7:30 Halftime— Providence 42, Syracuse 39. MIDWEST Three point goals— Syracuse 25 (Monroe Ashland 64, Indloncgwlls 44 Dean Frodel 23, Jim Courneen 18) NHL’s Halt of Fame, has been a most welcomed officiate college basketball has prolonged the careers Road Race poster advertising last Thanksgiving’s Track. Shots en goal— Washington 10-165-29. Coventry at Rocky H ill, 7:30 Manch. Bar Assoc. 79 (Tom Juknis 30, St. Louis 212B— 24. 09,Douglas23),Prevldenes7-l7(Lewts26, Bradley 82, Loyola, III. 79 addition to the Hartford Whaler telecasting crew as a of a number of whistle-tooters who could never keep up event, noted the bright red pants he was wearing were Boston Marathon will offer $40,000 in cash to the first Brooks 27, Donovan 24). Fouled Dakota St. 109, Mt. Marty 87 Ed Rowley 15, Ron Slenleosk112, Collins TONIGHT Power-phiy Opportunities Washington F R ID A Y Judd 11) 7 p.m. — UConn vs. Seton Hall, colorman. He’s a 100 percent improvement over Don with the run and gun styles most teams use if only two old Boy Scout pants that his mother had dyed. male and female finishers in 1987, plus a Mercedes with l o t 2; St. Louis 10(3. _ . . . Boys Basketball o u i^ o le m a n , KIpfer, Lewis, Doixivan. DePoul 81, Furman 64 Rebounds— Syracuse 41 (Selkalv 10), DePauw 83, Earlhom 42 Formol-Cooches 112 (Bill Anderson Channel 20, WPOP _ Blackburn who handled the color a year ago. The refs were employed. McCluskey said that he wore the same pants when he a retail value of m,000. The first Masters and Goolles-Washinglon, P eetem W shots- Manchester at Rockville, 7:30 55, M ark MIstretta 15, Mike Monroe 15, 7:30 p.m. — Hartford vs. Northeast­ 20 saves). St. Louis, Wamsiev (2223). Fairfield Prep at East Catholic, 7:30 Providence 52 (Conolon 12). Assists— Detroit 62, Colorado 61 Cheevers and Rick Peckham team provides the There are more outstanding young tennis players in won the first of many intercollegiate races for wheelchair division winners will also receive 95,000 in Syracuse 16 (Douglas 9), Providence 20 Ooane 84, WIs.-LoCrosse 74 Darrell Carr 12) Gentle Touch Car ern, Channel 18, W KHT A -4 -’ " - Cheney Tech at Crom well, 7:30 Wash 100 (Steve Ayers 65, Joe Horvath 8 p.m. — College bosketboll: Kansas Whalers with a TV crew as good as any in the NHL. Manchester today than in years as evident by the Fordham University during his freshman year. He’s cash. A grand total of $347,000 in prise money and Referee— Ron Hoggarth. Linesmen— East Hampton at Bolton, 7:30 (Donovan 10). Total fouls-Svraouse 19, Drake 102, Wis.-Oshkosh 73 ProvMenoe 27. A — 11,149. Rndlov 98, Oberlln 78 17, John Reiser 12) vs. Wichita State, USA Cable Professional hockey is the toughest sport to officiate. caliber of play exhibited by both the male and female still working at 75 at the Union Trust Bank in Madison automobiles will be the goals of the top runners. Gerard (foulhler, Gord Broeeker. Coventry ot Rocky HIM, 7:30 14 - MANfcHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan. 6 .1W7 Sportm in Brie/ IMHS swimmers are optimistic

UConn, Seton Hall meet tonight By Jim Tierney therapy for a shoulder injury and meets even with both (Siebold and the 50 and 100 freestyles. Heraid Sports Writer could return at the midseason Sciaudone) out. Windham’s always Senior David O’Brien will takeup' ’ EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -T w o Big East clubs, apparently point. pretty tough." some of Siebold’s slack in the 200 heading in opposite directions, collide tonight at the Meadow- The outiook for the Manchester Indian coach Ron Anderson re­ Some of Manchester’s key per­ and 500 freestyles. Junior Bill lliompson will be the key figure in T bill, bond procedures similar lands Arena, ^ to n Hall, coming off its biggest win in the Big East High School boys’ swimming team mains optimistic concerning his formers this season will be the in a 74-53 stunner over previously unbeaten Georgetown, and the this year will be a positive one, but, teams’ chances of winning the brother combination of Senan and the breastroke with junior Mark Foley addind depth to the Indians. BOSTON (AP) - H.P. Hood University of Connecticut, coming off an 88-71 drubbing at the the Indians could be even better but Central Connecticut Conference John Gorman. Senan, a senior, will QUESTION: nearing maturity. How do I go Department. The medley relay team will proba-. have maturities of from two to 10 Inc. has bought the milk opera­ The department filed an anti­ hands of Syracuse, meet tonight at 7 in Big East play. injuries have set them back a Eastern Division title. “ We should be looked upon for scoring in the A lot of my U.S. years. They also are purchased about redeeming it? stroke or two. do all right,” Anderson said, whose individual medley and backstroke bly consist of Crombie, Thompson, Treasury bills tions of Moser Farms Dairy Inc. trust suit against Hood in 1980 The Pirates are 1-0 in the Big East and an impressive 0-1 through the Treasury Direct proce­ ANSWER: You can either handle Manchester, which compiled a team opens Its season today at while John, a junior, will concen­ Ramans, and John Gorman. are due to ma­ of Ellington, Conn., that state’s after the company’s physical overall. UConn is 0-2 in the conference and 5-6 overall. The game dure. The Treasury sells two-year it yourself or turn the chore over to 9-3 record last year, is currently home against crosstown rival East trate on the freestyle races. “ We shouldn’t have any problem , ture soon and I Investors’ largest dairy, continuing a assets were sold to Agri-Mark will be telecast on WTXX-TV, Channel 20. notes every month and other notes a bank or broker. Banks and without the services of senior Will Catholic High. Anderson sees Wind­ An important returnee for the winning the CCC East,” Anderson am not going to trend toward fewer and larger Inc., a Methuen-based dairy A Seton Hail victory tonight would give the Pirates their best at various times throughout the brokerage firms redeem ’Treasury Sciaudone, who Is out for the season ham High School as the Indians’ Indians is sophomore Egils Ra­ said. G uide dairies in New England. cooperative representing 2,000 start since 1955-56. renew them, be­ year. due to a benign tumor in his knee. mans, who as a freshman, was the fdwdsls: Jon. 6 Bo») Catholic H, * securities' for customers all the Under the agreement, finan­ farmers in New England and The Pirates are led by 6-foot-O junior Mark Bryant, who is main competition in the cause new T The Treasury Direct program No. 1 butterfly man in the confer­ Platt A 3:45 p.m., 13 Bristol Eostorn H, , William A. Doyle time. Naturally, they normally levy cial details of which were not New York. Joining Sciaudone on the sidelines, conference. 14 Nowlnoton H 3:45 P.m.^B^kolw A.» bills pay low in­ has been in operation since last averaging 15.9 points and 7.3 rebounds per game. Guard James ence. Another sophomore. Brian fees for the time, effort and paper disclosed in the Monday state­ Under the 1980 deal Agri- at least for awhile, is senior Mel “ If we had Siebold back, we could Molonov H 3:45 p.m., 17 Holl H 3:45 terest. You have August. Since then, all Treasury Majors leads Seton Hall with a 19.5 points per game average. Crombie, a transfer from East p.m., 30 FormI A 3:45 p.m. . , _ . work involved. ment, Hood acquired the milk Mark, which represents 60 Siebold, who was the Indians’ top win it,” Andersonsaid. “ Rightnow, mentioned long- bonds and notes have come in Tate George, UConn’s point guard at the start of the season, Catholic, will be a key figure In the Feb. 3 Hartford Public A, 4 Eost If you decide to make this a business of Moser Farms, but percent of New England’s point-getter last season and key I’m scraping myself thin. We are Hartford H, 10 Windham H, 13 Enfield A t e r m U.S. "book-entry” form — recorded on may be back in the starting lineup tonight. He saw spot service — backstroke. Seniors Karl Noone do-it-yourself project, present the not the company’s plant, equip­ farmers, leased the physical figure in the 200 and 500 freestyles. waiting and waiting (for Siebold’r 4 p.m., Avon H 4 p.m. Meets not noted ’Treasury bonds. computers, with no engraved cer­ 19 minutes — after suffering ankle ligament damage in practice Siebold is currently undergoing and Paul Hendessi will add depth in beoln at 3:30 p.m. bond or note certificate, along with ment or non-milk divisions. assets back to Hood, and shares return). We should win a lot of Where can I buy Treasury bonds? tificates printed. before the Connecticut Mutual Classic. thereby eliminating extra costs, a redemption form, to your district Milk processed by Moser will in the company’s profits. you can follow virtually the same QUESTION: How can I learn Federal Reserve Bank no earlier now be processed at Hood’s ANSWER; The same places you The suit, which alleged that procedure to purchase Treasury exactly when new issues of U.S. than 30 days before the maturity plants in Agawam and Boston. have been buying T bills. the deal would unfairly reduce bonds — with one added wrinkle. Treasury bonds and notes will be date. The redemption form can be Stores that bought from Moser Little League holding sign-ups If you have purchased T bills competition in the milk busi­ You’ll have to obtain a “ Treasury available for purchase? obtained at the Fed bank. will be served by Hood, unless Iowa is continuing its fast start through a brokerage firm or bank, ness, was settled when Hood Manchester Little League will conduct its second and final Direct” new account from your If you can’t hand deliver the note they elect to buy elsewhere. agreed not to buy any other sign-up session for the 1987 season on Sunday at the American you can buy Treasury bonds the district Federal Reserve Bank, fill ANSWER: The Treasury nor­ or bond to the Fed bank, send it by same way. Although the largest dairy in dairies for five years. J Legion Hall on Legion Drive between the hours of 1 and 4 p.m. it out and send it back. mally makes an announcement a registered mail, return receipt By The Associated Press Connecticut, Moser is small Signups are for all children between the ages of 7 through 12. Going that route, you probably After you have a Treasury Direct week or two before it sells bonds requested. compared with Hood. Hood has During the agreement, sev­ would be wise to have the broker­ Youths must be seven before July 31, 1987 and not turn 13 after account, you can purchase new and/or notes. You’ll probably read Then, on the maturity date, you an estimated 25 percent of the eral New England dairies First-year Coach Tom Davis and N C A A Hoop age or bank make the purchase for Treasury bonds when they are it in your newspaper. Also, most can either go to that Fed bank and milk market in New England, closed their bottling operations July 31, 1987. Birth certificates are required at time of the unbeaten Iowa Hawkeyes are you in a new Treasury issue. That offered for sale, by submitting a Federal Reserve Banks have spe­ pick up the check for the bond or and Moser is said to have less and became Hood distributors, registration and either a parent or guardian must accompany already having a season worth way, you’ll pay a service charge, tender and a check for the face cial phone numbers you can call note’s face value or have that check than 5 percent. bringing complaints that Hood each youth. remembering. which seldom is more than $60. If League registration fee is $10 per player or $15 per immediate Boilermakers beat visiting Michi­ amount of bonds you want to buy. and obtain information about up­ mailed to you. Moser has 120 employees, was violating the spirit of the Second-ranked and unbeaten gan in a Big Ten game. you buy an already Issued Treasury The U.S. Treasury Department coming Treasury offerings. Your agreement. family. Problems with redeeming Treas­ compared with Hood’s 2,200. Iowa continued the fastest start in Lewis scored 16 of Purdue’s 18 bond through a brokerage or bank, usually issues 15-year bonds in Tryouts are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, March 21 and local bank can give you the address ury bonds and notes will disappear The Moser acquisition, com­ The competitive significance the school’s college basketball points during a first-half surge for a you could be hit with a “ markup” of January, July and October and A of your direct Federal Reserve in the future. When a book-entry pleted last week, is the first such 22, weather permitting. history Monday night by beating of the Moser purchase is small, 45-35 lead at the break. Lewis as much as 2 percent — $200 on a 30-year bonds in February, May, Bank. ’Treasury bond or note in the deal by Hood since the expira­ Anyone interested in coaching, umpiring, serving as a Wisconsin 78-63 for its I4th straight according to Janet Christensen, wound up making 12 of 15 field goal $10,000 bond. August and November. relatively new Treasury Direct tion last year of a 1981 consent commissioner or in any other capacity is asked to be at the victory. spokeswoman for the Massa­ attempts, including 2-of-3 from If you have been buying new If that’s too long-term for your QUESTION: My husband, now system matures, its redemption decree between the company Pressure defense and aggressive chusetts Department of Food signups. three-point range. issues of T bills by submitting financial situation, you might con­ deceased, purchased U.S. Treasury value will automatically be depos­ an d th e U.S. Justice and Agriculture For further information, contact Ed Dettore at 643-4482 or Paul work on the boards again carried Purdue, 10-1, sent Michigan to its tenders to a Federal Reserve Bank, sider U.S. Treasury notes, which bonds and notes for me. One is ited in its owner’s bank account. Scheinblum at 649-6470. host Iowa in the Big Ten game. second straight Big Ten loss, the ’Three Wisconsin players fouled out first time the Wolverines have trying to guard the taller and faster dropped consecutive Big Ten Ross named coach at Georgia Tech Hawkeyes. games since the 1983-84 season. N “ Iowa scores three ways — off No. 7 DoPaul 81, Furman 64: ATLANTA — Bobby Ross, who steered Maryland to three steals, off the offensive boards and Dallas Comegys scored 18 of his 22 Atlantic Coast Conference championships in five years, became from the free throw line,” Wiscon­ points in the first half as unbeaten CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 the eighth football coach in Georgia Tech history. sin Coach Steve Yoder said. DePaul had little trouble with Ross was released from his contract as an assistant coach with Eight other Top Twenty teams visiting Furman. played Monday night, and all of the Buffalo Bills of the N F L earlier in the day to pursue the Tech The Blue Demons. 11-0, led by as Business P ro p e rty...... 25 Farm Supplies and Equipm ent___80 them won. Fifth-ranked Syracuse Notices Entertainment...... 53 job. The 50-year-old coach succeeds Bill Curry, who resigned last many as 17 points in the first half. Resort Property ...... 26 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 beat Providence 89-85, No. 6Purdue Lost/Found...... 01 BooKkeeping/Income T a x ...... 54 weekend to become the football coach at Alabama. Comegys, who also had 10 re­ Mortgages ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodeling...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... ;. 82 R A TES : 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. defeated Michigan 89-77, No. 7 Personals...... 02 bounds, left the game with 13:57 Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Polntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Announcements...... 03 DePaul downed Furman 81-64, No. remaining after he collided with a RoofIng/SIdIng ...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 20 or more doys: 60 cents per line per day. Auctions...... 04 70 million watched Fiesta Bowl 8 Temple topped George Washing­ teammate under the basket and Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minimum charge: 4 lines. Financial...... 05 Rentals ton 77-73, No. 12 Illinois rallied past landed bn his back. He was Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 NEW YORK — NBC’s telecast of the Fiesta Bowl was watched Michigan State 79-72, No. 14 Pitts­ diagnosed as having a bruis and is Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heating/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 D E A D LIN E S : For classified advertisements to by about 70 million people, the largest audience ever for a college burgh edged Akron 67-65, No. 15 expected to play in DePaul’s next Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the football game, a network spokesman said. Navy beat East Carolina 91-66 and game Saturday against Notre Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 89 deadline is noon on the day before publication. Help W anted...... 11 l;tomes for R ent...... 34 The prime-time telecast of the national championship game No. 17 Duke defeated William & Dame. For advertisements to be published Monday, Situation Wanted...... 12 Store/OffIce Space...... 35 last Friday night between Miami and Penn State received an Mary 82-46. DePaul guard Rod Strickland did the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise average 24.2 rating and 37 share in 13 major markets, spokesman Iowa led 43-39 at halftime and not dress for the Furman game Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property...... 37 Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 Automotive Tom M erritt said. forward Roy Marble’s shooting and Employment Services...... 15 after breaking team rules. Miscellaneous for Rent ...... 38 Antlauesand Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale...... 91 R EA D YOU R AO. Classified advertisements are passing sparked an 11-2 burst early No. 8 Tompio 77, Ooorgo taken by telephone as a convenience. .The in the second half that increased the Roommates W anted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 Wnhington 73: Senior guard Nate Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one UNLV atop college hoop poll margin to 60-49. Blackwell scored 20 points, includ­ Real Estate Incorrect insertion and then only for the size of Marble, a 6-foot-5 sophomore, TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 ing a tiebreaking Jump shot with 57 Homes for S a le ...... 21 the original Insertion. Errors which do 'not NEW YORK — Nevada-Las Vegas remained the No. 1 team in finished with 11 points. Services Machinery and T o o ls ...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 seconds left, as Temple beat .jpondomlnlums for Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not The Associated Press college basketball poll, while Iowa and “ I ’m pleased with what he’s George Washington in an Atlantic Lots/Lond for Sale...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 be corrected by an additional Insertion. doing in our quest to develop more Good Things to E a t ...... 78 North Carolina improved to No. 2 and 3, respectively. 10 game. Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel Oil/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 The Runnin' Rebels, 12-0, received 59 first-place votes and 1,273 as a team. I don’t want Roy to think The Owls. 13-1, won their 26th points from the nationwide panel of sportwriters and he has to carry the team,” Davis straight game at McGonigle Hall. APphoio broadcasters as they held the top spot for the fifth consecutive said. ’Two foul shots by Max Blank week. Center Ed Horton scored 16 pulled the Colonials even at 73-73 Iowa’s Bill Jones (14) lays In two of his points while Rod points and Brad Lohaus 15 for Iowa. with 1:35 remaining before Black- Sheldon Smith scored 19 points for Ripley of Wisconsin watches in their Big Ten matchup well connected. Temple’s Howard | 1 1 ]hELP WANTED i n i HELP WANTED E J ] HELP WANTED EJI h elp WANTH) [HI help w a n te d C O help w a n te d EJ] hELP WANTED E O HELP WANTED Stefan NHL player of the week the Badgers, 10-5. Evans added two free throws with Monday night in Iowa City. The Hawkeyes won their 14th No. 8 Syrocuse 89, Providtneo 88: three seconds left. straight, 78-63. NEW YORK — Detroit goaltender Greg Stefan, who posted Woltresses-Part time, Mechanic-Entry level- Painters-Expanding Junior center Rony Seikaly scored No. 12 Illinois 79, Michigan Biota Special Education Part time cashlers- Part Tim e Maid wanted. Medical Review Nurse - flexible hours, good tips. Preventatlve mainte­ Weekends. Apply In perso- Immediate opening avail­ crews on 1st and 2nd shift. three straight victories in leading the Red Wings into first place a career-high 29 points and grabbed 72: Junior guard Glynn Blackwell The Panthers were behind 65-63 David Robinson scored 31 points teacher position effective evenlngs and weekends. in the Norris Division, has been named the NHL’s Player of the 10 rebounds as unbeaten Syracuse Apply In person: Vic’s . nance position for fleet of January to teach In class Warehouse help part time n:Essex Motor Inn, 100 able with medical review Painters and painters scored 24 points and helped key a when Rod Brookin made a foul shot and became the first Navy player to • 151 West Middle Tpke. tractor trollers. Some ex­ helpers. Experience help­ Week. won a B ig East game in for students with behav- or full time-weekdays. East Center Street. program. Good entry 6 16-0 streak in the second half that and then missed his second, but pass the 2,000-point mark as the perience preferred, basic level position for RN Inter­ ful but will train. Flexible Palnters-(2). No expe­ Stefan had a goals-against-average of 2.33 in edging Edmonton Providence. lorlal disorders, ages 8 to Apply at Arthur Drug sent host Illinois past Michigan Cooper scored on the followup for host Midshipmen beat East Carol­ set up tools necessary. 10 at state approved Store, 942 Main Street, Legal Secretary for 1 man ested In U.R. Medlcol/sur- work schedules available. rience necessary. $6 per center Wayne Gretzky for the honor. His three victories, 6-4 over The Orangemen, 13-0, trailed State in a Big Ten game. the lead. ina in a Colonial Athletic Associa­ Sales Person-Immediate Monday through Satur­ special education facility. Manchester. law office. Shorthand ne­ glcal experience neces­ Above average pay. M/F, hour. Experienced poin­ Calgary, 2-1 over Minnesota and 3-2 over the North Stars, 72-65 with 7*A minutes remaining The mini trailed 53-47 with eight Charles Smith scored 24 of Pitt’s tion contest. position for retail sales day. Benefits and vaca­ Send resume to: Com­ cessary. Call 646-2425 sary. Full/part time. Send call for appointment. 871- ters (2), $8 per hour to extended his unbeaten streak to seven games, including five wins before rallying behind Seikaly and minutes remaining, but their back- first 28 points, all in the first half. Robinson, a 7-foot-l senior, also person with rapidly ex­ tion. Call 243-5457. munity Child Guidance weekdays 9-5. resume to CPRO, 384 Pratt 7013. start. Contact Al or Bob. 627-5512. and two ties. Howard Triche, who scored 12 of his court of Blackwell and Tony But he did not score in the second had 16 rebounds and seven blocked panding tv-appllonce School, 317 North Main Reps Needed-for business Street, Meriden, C T 06450 16 points in the second half. shots. Navy, 7-2, led 50-32 at outlet. Excellent benefits Classified ads serve the St., Manchester, Ct. 06040. accounts. Full time, KInderCare learning cen­ or call 237-2773. New Coble T V advertising Wysinger keyed the decisive burst. half and fouled out with 7: S3 $60,000-880,000. Part time, 'The Friars outrebounded Syra­ and opportunity for ad­ people today ... lust as EOE. ter In Manchester has venture seeks creative, Experienced home health Lowell Hamilton scored 20 points remaining. Pitt, 10-2, won its fifth halftime. they have since our coun­ $12,000-$18,000. No selling, Immediate openings for aid to care for seml- cuse 52-41, but three Providence vancement. Salary plus Secretary/receptlonist - flexible, self motivated Bird, Magic choices of the NBA and Wysinger added IS for Illinois, straight game. No. 17 Ouka82, William « Mary 46: Insentives, experience ne­ try's beginning. Read and repeat business. Set your part time ofernoon child dlsobled female In Coven­ players fouled out, including Dave Quin Snyder scored 19 points as Cox Cable Tv-Permanent part time mornings. Typ ­ person with micro compu­ 10-2 . Marcel Boyce scored 27 points cessary. Call for appoint­ use them regularly. 643- part time positions availa­ own hours. Training pro­ care providers. If you love ter knowledge. 1620 hours try. Hours9:30 am to2pm, NEW YO R K — Boston forward Larry Bird has been named the Kipfer, who scored 20 points. No. 14 Ptltaburgh 67, Akron 68: and Eric McLaughlin added 21 — Duke rolled over William & Mary. vided. Call: 1612-9386870, working with young child­ ing, telephone skills ment. 647-9997. 2711. ble In the telemarketing necessary. Please coll 646 per week. Will train. Start 5 days per week, $6.00 per NBA’s Player of the Week and Los Angeles Lakers’ guard Magic No. 6 Purdue 89, Michigan 77: M -F, 8om to 5pm (Central ren, call Linda at 6^7090. hour. 742-9116 for Tico Cooper scored on the rebound all on three-point shots — for the The Blue Devils, 10-1, won their department. Good speak­ 4990. Immediately. Coll Cox Ca­ Johnson has been chosen the league’s Player of the Month for Troy Lewis scored 36 points, the of a missed foul shot with 53 seconds Zips, who had won nine straight. 21st straight game at home and31st ing voice and pleasant Standard Tim e). ble at 6496439 or 6467642 Interview. December. most by a Purdue player since Joe left, helping Pittsburgh hold off No. 18 Navy 91, East Carolina 66: in a row over a non-conference personality necessary. Part time-work at home Electrician: Connecticut and ask for April. Bird averaged 30.3 points, 9.0 rebounds and 7.0 assists in Barry Carroll in 1979, and the Experience helpful but Waitresses and Walters on the telephone servicing visiting Akron. Preseason All-America center opponent. wanted. Full time, part Department of Transpor­ Nurse Aldes-Currently ac­ leading the Celtics to three straight victories last week. He will train. Great hourly our customers. Ask for tation. LIsenced Journey P H O T O L A B seeking time. Apply In person: Sales - Inside. Some expe­ cepting applications for capped his week by scoring 37 points, grabbing eight rebounds full apd pert time help wage plus commission. Penny. 6461530 or 526 people preferred, 3 years our Nurse Aide training Call Linda at 6466400 after Luigi’s Restaurant, 706 rience preferred. Com- and collecting nine assists last Friday night in a 113-99 victory experienced In 0358. experience, full tlme/ex- class that will begin soon. 1pm, Monday through Fri­ Hartford Rd. 649-5325. pany will train. over Chicago. NORITSU Equipment cellent benefits. Contact: Manchester location. Also accepting applica­ day or stop by and fill out Construction Secretary- Joe Bordlerl at 6665174. tions fro CNA's. We offer Johnson earned the monthly award by averaging 27.0 points, Coventry girls are easy winners very helpfull New offices. Salary to application at 001 Parker General contractor needs An Affirmative Actlon/E- excellent starting wage Part tIme-Photo Lab seek­ 22K. Call Sharon at 282- 11.5 assists, 7.4 rebounds and 1.8 steals, while shooting .517 from Medical benefits. I Street, Manchester. EO E. full time secretarv/asslst- aual Opportunity Em­ and benefits. Please con- ing full or port time help. 9232, Advanced Careers. the field and .837 from the foul line. COVENTRY - Taking control in The Highlanders raced to a 5-0 ing over 20 per game, added 6 in the Laura Zielinski netted 11 to pace Please come ont for estimating depart­ ployer. toct: Director of Sfoff 647-1081 Experience In Norltsu ment. Duties Include typ­ Developement at Crest- the second period, Coventry High lead before Coventry was able to quarter for Coventry. “ We used Portland. In or call Receptlonist-Manchester equipment very helpful. doctors office. Must be ing, billing and assisting field Convalescent Home- rolled past Portland High, 62-37, in turn the ignition. The Patriots some pressure defense. V : applied Coventry is back in action Thurs­ Medical benefits availa­ Receptionist - needed for MANCHBIBiPAiilCADE dependable, mature, and with pricing. Construction Immediate Medical Core our new office located In /Fenwood Manor. Mon­ Charter Oak Conference girls’ scored the next 10 points for a 10-5 several different press,.j,” Dim- day at Rocky Hill High at 7:30 p.m. jMWMlMhMsIumsSw conscientious. Afternoon ble. Please call or come or blue print reading expe­ Center - has an opening day through Friday, 7am Yanks confirm deal with White Sox In. Sprint Photo, AAan- Salmon Brook Park In basketball action. first-quarter bulge. Portland tied it mock explained how his club gained — S4ANCMESIB hours and Tuesday even­ rience a plus. Send n - for a part time medical Glastonbury. Filing, typ­ to 3pm at 643-5151. EOE. COVENTRY C41)— Stacey Robertson chester Parkade. 647-1080. receptionist. Evening and NEW YORK — The New York Yankees confirmed Monday The win evens the Patriots’ at 10-all early in the second period the upper hand. “ Their strength is 10O2.AnnoWerfel404)8, Kim Mizesko ings. Call 6465in and sume to: Box AA c/o ing and telephone skills they had traded pitcher Scott Nielsen and infielder Mike Soper to conference mark at 1-1 and ups before the Patriots went on a inside and we were trying to give 8 0-3 14, Leslie Danehy 12 0-0 24, Llso leave message. Manchester Herald, 16 weekend hours available. necessary. For more In­ Munson's Chocolates Is Previous medical expe­ their overall standard to 5-1. second spurt. This one boosted them trouble bringing the ball up.” Toloao 2 0-0 4, Mouro Danehy 0 0-1 0, Bralnard Place. formation please call accepting applications for the Chicago White Sox for pitcher Pete Filson and infielder- Brenda Thalocker 1 OO 2, Nektorla Person wanted - to do day rience Is very helpful. We outfielder Randy Velarde. Portland, minus leading scorer Coventry into a 30-15 halftime bulge Gitsts 0 0-0 0, Mollle Jacobson 2 2-2 4, care In our Vernon home Mindy or Lori at 741-7547 full time employment. offer a competitive start­ Monday through Friday. The Yankees said that Filson had been added to their 40-man Kim Wells who was out with the flu, from which the Highlanders never Lisa Talaga, coming back from Corine Coolanel lo 0 OOO. Totals302-442. iilllllllillllllli^iSeE for 17 month old baby. 4 Cook-M/F. Full time, pay ing salary plus a weekend is now 2-1 in the COC and 3-2overall. recovered. vacation, was the biggest thorn in FORTLAND137) — Drona Salomone days per week, own trans­ negotiable. Apply In per­ Hours are 8am to 4:30pm. major league roster, while Velarde was assigned to their 03-4 3, Kris Kracunos 3014, Jen Helm 4 differential. Interested ap­ Custodian-Immediate op­ Full benefits. Coll for “ Not having her (Wells) made a Portland’s side with 11 steals for the portation, non-smoker, son: Antonio's Restau­ Albany-Colonie farm club in the Eastern League. 2-4 10, Laura Zielinski 5 1-5 11, Jen plicants please contact ening for dependable per­ appointment at 647-8639. difference. How much I don’t Five-foot-11 junior center Kim Patriots. Mizesko had 16 points and O'Brien 0 1-2 1, Susie Basturo 2 OO 4, references. Call 871-2759 rant, 956 Main Street, JoAnn at 721-7393 between son who Is capable of The deal had been first reported last month. Nancy Barrett 01-2 1, Lori McMillan 0 EXTRA offer 5:30. Manchester. 25 rebounds while Danehy pumped 9 and 4. stripping, mopping,, wax­ know,” said Coventry coach Ray Mizesko had 8 points in the second 1-2 1, Susan Coleman 0 OO 0. Totals 14 Aide-Personal care male Dimmock. stanza and Leslie Danehy, averag­ in 24 points to lead Coventry. 9-20 37. ing floors as well as aide wanted to care for performing other custo­ disabled yong man In Becker, Martina plan to team up Retail: Get a helpful start MONEY... dial duties. Excellent Vernon. S2n weekly. Call this New Years-Full and starting rote and working HAMBURG, West Germany — Wimbledon champions Boris Paul Herbst at 875-4173 part time positions availa­ conditions Including fully anytime. 9 Becker and Martina Navratilova plan to team up to play mixed WITH YOUR OWN ble. Aipply now Parkade paid pension plan. Call the Redskins preparing for a Giant battie Health Shoppe. 6466178, doubles at Grand Slam tennis tournaments this year, the Manchester Manor at 646 9am to 5pm. Floating Vocational mass-circulation Bild newspaper said Monday. PART-TIME 0129 for additional details. Instructor-Diversified po­ Bild said Navratilova had been in contact with Becker’s By David Glnsburg Defensive backfield coach Richie how to stop Lawrence Taylor,” Gibbs, who could come up with sition working with Deve- manager. Ion Tiriac, on several occasions asking that he arrange slOBaaa lopementally Disabled The Associated P'ess Petitbon also planned to work an Bugel claimed. 100 reasons why the Redskins could for her to play mixed doubles with Becker. 888778122229 adults. Salary $5.50 to around-the-clock shift Monday try­ 'The Giants hammered the San lose to Tampa Bay, naturally YOUR $6.50. Transportation re­ “ Until now Becker had declined,” the tabloid said. PART TIME WASHINGTON — ’The players ing to devise a method to stop a New Francisco 49ers on Sunday, partic­ disagreed with Milot. An Excellent Opportunity quired. Call between 8 and But on Saturday, Tiriac called Navratilova and told her the have until Wednesday to savor their York squad that has scored 114 ularly quarterback Joe Montana. “ I don’t think any time a team is for housewivee and mothere 4, Monday through Fri­ 19-year-old West German was willing to team up with the victory over the Chicago Bears, but points in its last two games. New York assured itself of a victory that overpowering that it’s good for CUSTOMER SERVICE day. Anette Burton : Sup­ 8 with young children — bring American, Bild said. Washington Redskins Coach Joe “ We stopped the pass the first the moment Jim Burt sacked you,” Gibbs declared. “ The bad ported Employment Mon- Gibbs and his staff are already hard time we played them this year (a Montana in the second quarter, thing about that is that (the Giants’ them with you and aave on . . . with a Classified ad. DEPARTMENT ager, Hockanum at work trying to figure out a way to 27-20 loss) and we got our butts knocking him out of the game with a starters) played about a half. You’d babysitting costs. Home buyers read our Industries. 8756750. Dave Stieb told he needs surgery beat the New York Giants in whipped. ’Then we stopped the run concussion. rather see somebody have to play real estate listings Work Crew Supervlsor- (in a 24-14 setback) and we also got Is the Giants defense tough? 21 Hours Par Week Mon.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm Sunday’s NFC Championship. the whole game and be tired out.” Salary Plus Qas Allowance ...For work crew In hospi- ' TORONTO - Right-hander Dave Stieb of the Tomto Blue Jays, “ We’ll be here all night working our butts whipped,” Petitbon said “ ’They’re not bad,” Petitbon said. every day. Advertise Fri. 3:00-7:00 pm tallty Industry. coming off the worst season of his career, has been told by two on the game plan,” Redskins Monday afternoon. “ You might want to ask Joe SOUND INTERESTINQ? your home in the Developementally DIs- Toney on shelf Sat. 7:00-10:00 am obledMults. Tronsporto- doctors that he needs surgery on his throwing arm, according to a offensive line coach Joe Bugel said Gibbs, who began worrying about Montana what he thinks when he Classified columns the Giants Saturday night just wakes up.” YOU can be a Herald Area tloifreoDtcad. Salary $66 published report. late Monday. “ If we forget one PHILADELPHIA (AP) —Guard 7 thing, we’ll be kicking ourselves in hours after the Redskins beat Redskins linebacker Rich Milot, Adviser and handle and su­ where ready buyers will per hour. ^11 between 8 In a copyright story, the Toronto Globe and Mail reported Andrew Toney was placed on the see it. Classified and 4, Monday through ’Tuesday that Stieb has been examined by Dr. Frank Jobe of Los the rear end for the next six Chicago, called the Giants offense a speaking from experience, hopes injured list, the Philadelphia 76ers pervise our carrier boys and Friday. Aifme Burton: Angeles and Dr. Arthur Pappas of Boston, both of whom agreed months.” “ double-edged sword.” the Giants might have spent announced Monday, cutting tlie girls. If you like k|ds, want a readers will make your Supported Employment The early days of the week have “ Do you stop the run or the themselves in the'49-3 rout of the that Stieb needs surgery to remove bone spurs on his right elbow. NBA club’s roster to 11 players. little Independence and home a bestseller! Manoger, Hockanum In­ 49ers. never been fun for Gibbs, who more pass?” Gibbs asked. “ (Giants Toney, In his seventh NBA dustries. 8756750. EO E. ’The paper said Stieb, who received an 11-year contract worth In 1983, Washington manhandled your own Income... often than not ends up sleeping at running back Joe) Morris has killed season, has been bothered all year $25 million from the Blue Jays in 1985, took it upon himself in Ambitious person, ener­ Redskins Park, the team’s training us, but we can’t concentrate on him the Los Angeles Rams 51-7 in the by soreness In his feet, stemming recent weeks to make the visits. NFC semifinals, then struggled to getic and reliable availa­ complex. or (Giants quarterback) Phil from stress fractures suffered lost In separate diagnoses, Jobe and Pappas also told Stieb he “ It’s the worst thing about Simms will go to work. beat San Francisco the following Call 647-9946 b le f o r Immediate year In each foot. In 18 games, employment. Large com­ would not suffer further damage to his elbow if he were to delay week. coaching.” Gibbs said. “ ’The play­ “ We’ve got to contain both,” Toney has averaged 6.6 points per pany. $350 per week, po­ surgery until after the 1987 season, but they warned him that the “ We had a rout against the Rams, MANCHESTER ers get a few days to enjoy Gibbs continued. “ We don’t expect game. He played In only six games or 647-9947 tential and Insentive. Call type of pain he has suffered in the last two years will continue, themselves, but for a coach Mon­ to shut down their offense com­ then had a difficult time coming last year. 6463875.______and possibly worsen. back to beat the 49ers,” Milot HERALD days are a downer. You never get to pletely, just limit the damage.” Center Jeff Ruland, who is people read After lea^ng the AL with a 2.48 earned run average in 1985, recalled. “ It seemed like maybe we daasHM a it Part time, general office enjoy what you’ve accomplished The Redskins also have deep recovering from arthroscopic Stieb nose-dived last season, going 7-12 with a 4.74 ERA. because you’re always looking respect for the Giants defense. “ We burnt ourselves out. I ’m hoping piNNM M S -S T ll ciM sified work, typing. Mondov surgery on his left knee, also Is on through Friday. 643-2770. ahead.” need 28 hours a day to figure out that’s a possibility with New York.” the injured llsl, illllllllillllllliSil