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WASHINGTON - King Fahd of The regional "Marshall plan,” SPECIALISTS Saudi Arabia, a player in the the magazine said, would aid WHEEL ALIGNMENT • BRAKE SERVICE ■ WRECKER SEII.ILS Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Syria and GENERAL REPAIRING complex politics of a region Bertrand 643-1262 QUALITY USED CLOTHING the Palestinians. call Jack wracked by turmoil, today was Propane Cylinders Filied expected to press President Rea­ ^ahd, who canceled three pre­ Air Conditioning Service • LADIES CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES • CHILDRENS CLOTHINOl gan for a revived U.S.-led peace viously scheduled visits. Is seen by ..lY-;.’ ' ■ ■t e l e p h o n e 18 MAIN STREET PItasc Call Me Between p rn iiip r • USED TOYS • CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED| ArabGfftcitils and diplomata 649.4531 MANCHESTER CONN 0E040| - effort in the tfxmWed Middle-Best. • E Fahd, paying his first as heading a concerted Arab effort E SALES 12:30 PM 1 8:00 PM otnVIbt visit to Washington since assuming to persuade Reagan to adopt a England Country Woodworking, Inc.] the throne in 1982, was invited to more balanced and active position Selling? Buying? Building? the White House today for a on the Middle East. Harris Hardwoods red-carpet welcome and a black- His stay will be followed later by MARTIN & ROTHMAN. INC. 260 Tolland Turnpike tie state dinner as he began four visits from Jordan’s King Hussein, days of talks with U.S. officials. Egyptian President Hosni Mu­ REALTORS ! Manchester, C T 06040 Principal among the issues (203) 640-4663 barak, Algerian President Chadli EXPERIENCE...KNOWLEDQE...TRUST slated for his discussions with Benjedid and Kuwait’s Em ir B Reagan was the status of the peace Sheikh Jaber al Ahmed al Sabah. B ...FOR OVER 15 YEARS... CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER process in the Middle East, where Arab officials .said. Commercial & Residential CALL the United States has maintained a U.S. officials cited the Israeli Woodworking & Supplier low profile since pulling out of withdrawal from Lebanon, hints of i'*- 263 Mala Lebanon in failure last year. 6 4 6 - 4 1 4 4 25 Ucott S t, Manchester Call 649-7544 flexibility from the new Israeli MaadiMter U.S. and Persian Gulf officials government and continued con­ said Fahd intended to urge Reagan tacts between Jordan’s King Hus­ EVERYTHING IN GLASS \Connectlcut to begin a new search for peace in sein and Palestine Liberation ■WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" \Travel Services __ the aftermath of his landslide Organization leader Yasser Arafat UPl photo re-election last year and signs of a as indications the prospects. for Bandar Bin Sultan Saudi ambassador to the U.S., is at LA. P ITE GLASS CO. (Inside D&L Store^ Lower Level) slightly more conducive atmos­ peace remain alive. ^ King Fahd of Saudi Arabia, left, is greeted by U.S. phere in the Middle East. Secretary of State George Shultz at Andrews Air Force center. Manchester Parkade Since the election, the adminis­ A senior administration official tration has conducted a fresh said the Saudis view this as a Base Sunday as he arrives for a five-day state visit. Prince • 4 9 - 7 3 2 1 Manchester, CT round of diplomatic contacts in the h is t o r ic moment” to move the region. ^ o c e s s forward but should not _ tWHH 10 YH4HS EXHEHitlSt L ' Newsweek magazine reported in expect “ a bold, new American lai BiaSELL 8T. ______MANCHESTER! 6 4 7 -1 6 6 6 . Laos crash spurs search Itaeis: Mee, Tees, Fri S 4 pat - W ei a Then S-9 P « this week’s editions that while is initiative.” •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS »SfORE FRONTS "Short of that," the official said, •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC SaL lS4Pai______, Washington, Fahd also may pro­ pose to Reagan a $30 billion to $40 " I don’t think that they’re going to Curlls billion financial aid package for go away disappointed.” MIA team begins excavations Ziebart missing U.S. servicemen. ern Lao town of Pakse, 285 miles By Paul Anderson southern Laos to observe the Ruitproding Comoaiiy Crestfield hearing Of the 2,483 Americans .still listed southeast of the Lao capital of lllliiilMdthes United Press International beginning of the 11-day joint Vientiane. Yernoh Industrlart^ace ____ excavation by Lao and U.S. as missing in action, 580 of them' HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER vanished in Laos — the only one of M tG U Z K BANGKOK, Thailand — A joint experts. Clark Road M UD the three communist governments The American team was headed VMeo • Television • Sterao U.S.-Lao team searching for The 12-member American team Vernop.CT FIAM opens with dispute in Indochina that maintains diplo­ by Lt. Col, Joe Harvey of the Joint American MIAs in Laos began flew to Laos Sunday. IpRoncnoH saN aoorsl matic relations with the United Casualty Resolution Center in WEEKEND SPECIAL BL.SK.Vwror •xIO. excavating the crash site of an Air The operation, scheduled to end Hawaii. It included II military R«nt VCR & 3 Movies $19.95 HARTFORD — A union that won store union. Force plane that was shot down in Feb. 21, is the fir.st joint effort to States. Attorney Alan I. Scheer of A special plane the U.S. experts and an official of the U.S. 273 W.MIODLE TPKE. CALL FOR DETAILS the right to represent employees of 1972 with 13 men aboard, officials account for some of the nearly Hartford, who represents team arrived Sunday in the south­ Embas.sy in Vientiane. ^^M ANeHE8TE^^^^^^64»-S«^^^^ 872- the Crestfield-Fenwood nursing said today. 2,500 Americans still listed as CresOfield-Fenwood, has subpo-- home in a disputed December “ Things went very well,” a U.S. "missing in action" in Indochina.' Specializing in Wines election today fought to have enaed union President Jerome ’ Although Vietnam has turned MEN, WOMEN Brown and Secretary-Treasurer Embassy official in the Lao capital subpoenas served on some of its of Vientiane said in a telephone over the remains of 18 Americans She's 12 weeks old , OLCOn PACKAGE STORE Larry Fox, as well as the nearly CHILDREN officials revoked. interview. killed during the Vietnam War. |%54 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. 10,000 ballots from the disaffilia­ Wet-Cut-Blow Dry Attorney John M. Crean of She said the American charge whichxended in 1975, the U.S.-Lao Pin* Shopping Plata Milford, who represents New Eng­ tion vote. crash site excavation was the first Always Scheer said revocation of the d’affairs in Vientiane, Terry Tell, land Health Care Employees Un­ went to the city of Pakse in joint effort to determine the fate of Transplant girl Perms *30 andup M 9 # DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE I ion, District 1199, said at the subpoenas would be “ an automatic 9 l Ona ol MwiohaMw't Laiuaal SateoHoiw OVntfunl Canmlo* In and immediate error.” 1 stoca. Our Voluma Saras You-Monay. 10V( Ol 8|moIMi . . opening of a hearing conducted by 6 4 7 - 9 8 7 9 I Marifr Chsrgs saV Mm AeocpM the National Labor Relations The two parties met for over an TsMhsek... Board that the objections to the remains critical 253 W. Middle Tpke. Pimae CkMln Cttkia 99 H IISOlOO hour and a half to try to work out an , , Uneqln’8 Birthday (Behind Mr. Donut) election filed by the owners of agreement concerning the subpo­ Crestfield-Fenwood were "ludi­ plant,” Pawlush said. From the tiny, all-in-one kitchenette unit, to their specialty also. Custom Kitchen Center enas. None had been reached by l^iesdayV'jP*eb. 12, is Abraham Lincoln’s birthday, a state NEW HAVEN - (UPI) - A crous, absolutely ludicrous” 11:30 a.m. 12-week-old girl, believed to be the She is believed to be the youngest DimCUITY HEARING !• ¥ • ? the largest and most complex kitchen installa­ has the know-how to redo a bath into a Accounting Offices Shortly after the Dec. 6 election, holiday^ Fox said the union objected to offtces: Town offices in Manchester, Andover, youngest person ever to undergo a person ever to undergo .such a A Unique Holiday Gift Idea for the the owners of the Vernon Street succc.ssful transplant. Pawlush tion, Custom Kitchen Center is equipped to showplace. Bathroom fixtures, plumbing, tile, 263 Main Strest the subpoenas because some of the Bolton and’Coventry will be closed Tuesday. successful liver transplant opera­ hearing impaired is a television nursing home filed several objec­ information requested, including tion, was reported in critical said the hospital hasn’t "heard of handle the job! They are professionals who do sinks and countertops, flooring can update and tions to certification of District State ofilcea: State offices will Ym closed Tuesday. Auto listening system that uses invisible Manchoiter the ballots, was nearly impossible ruesdaybutclosed today. condition today al Yale-New anyone younger.” the complete job — from cabinets, plumbing improve the beauty of any home. 1199 as the bargaining agent for . emisidons testing;stations will beopen Ti Brooke Rachau, of State College, and harmless light to transmit | _____ 649-3928 to provide. Fox also said the except for the Danbury station. i Haven Hospital where doctors nurse’s aides, dietary workers and nursing home’s owners should were closely monitoring her Pa., underwent a successful trans­ sound from T.V. to a lightweight and electrical to floor covering and Visit ^em at their new locationr 2S Oicott Complete Accounting and Tax Servicaa some maintenance workers and Federp} offices: Federal offices will be open Tuesday, have registered their objections progress. plant at Children’s Hospital in wireless headset. Street, Manchester. They can help you with lor the Small Businessman bookkeepers at the home. ft Post tMlcesf There will be regular window hours and mall appliances. before agreeing to an election. Hospital spokesman George Pittsburgh Nov. 3, 1981, at age Vh Individual Tax Preparation One was based on the alleged Bathroom remodeling and installation are your remodeling plans from start to finish! ttelivery.'Tue^ay. . Pawlush said Marissa Empic of months, according to the Trans­ ROBERT H. LYDER, cstiMad PubNe aocomiimii involvement of supervisors in the " I f we weren’t a legitimate labor All public and parochial schools in Manchester, Brookfield would probably remain plant Foundation at the University A-1 HEARING AID SERVICE union organizing drive. Another organization, then why did they 310 M«iln St . Manchester ELBERT I. CARLSON, Tax SpsMUt Andover, Bolton and Coventry will be closed Tuesday. on the critical list until Tuesday, of Pittsburgh. was based on District 1199’s agree to have an election in the 'i ' I IM. ; /(■ \}>n,, X f. - 11. I» 'I . I I ' f Coventry Offibe: 742-9001 / 742-6607 Retailers: Most stores and supermarkets will be open about 72 hours after the surgery. disaffiliation from a union that first place?” Fox asked. Tuesday. Doctors completed the 9'A-hour » represented retail and wholesale In the Dec. 6 election, workers at V Banks: All banks will be closed Tuesday. . operation about 11 a.m. Saturday. 6 4 6 -72 0 2 employees. the 155-bed nursing home voted 46 TOP HAT 'Uiiiaar stores: Bars and liquor stores will be open Tuesday. Pawlush said the infant’s condi­ Inside Today : Because of the disaffilation, to 40 to have the union represent Chim nev Sweeps^ I & IN LINOLEUM & CARPETS <$aiHtog» collection: Garbage will be picked up as scheduled in tion was not unusual following such iof East Hartford) Custom Kitchen Center nursing home employees were them in contract negiotiations. MaooH#ter and Bolton. The Covratry dump will be open 20 pages, 2 sections, Profettlonal — Fully Insured MSTAUATiON A f lTS B£5T Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling voting on a different union than In addition to the nursing home’s a procedure. Cleanltneii Guaranteed Marissa, the daughter of Gerald 1 advertising supplement that which they had signed cards objections, a hearing has been Tuosdt^. Ilie dump in Andover will be closed. 'Don't Lot Younoll be the Victim ol ^ Visit Our Showroom At: Eqtergeacy ntnnbers: In Manchester, Mighway 647-3233; and Jane Emple, was suffering Chimney FIrel • Mohawk Carpeta • Braided Ruga for earlier, the home argued. scheduled on two unfair labor refuset 947*3248; sewer and water, 647-3111! In Bolton, civil from a rare disease called tyro- Classified— 18-19 Opinion HAVE YOUR CHIMNEY CLEANED TODAY. 25 Oicott St root STOP However, NLRB hearing officer practice complaints filed by the 6 • Finest Lines of Linoleum prM dm ness, 649-8743. In Coventry, town garage, '742-6S88. sinemia in which the body is unable Comics 8 Spo rls-L— - 16-17 Call 647-3603 9 n.m. I.. 9 /i m- -Mark W. Engstrom said he had union against Crestfield- Entertainmenl.__ 17 Television__ n Mohs - Sots 9 - 5:30 M m h w tiir Herald: The Herald Will publish Tuesday and its to break down certain amino acids. TOP HAT CHIMNEY SWEEPS OPERATES : inspected the cards and found that Fenwoood. Lottery , - 2 ------2 646-2809 Tuei-FrI 12-5 pm Thurfa till 9 PM ^ BRAKE they contained no mention of the That hearing is scheduled for offlogs will be open. / "It was killing the liver. She 7 DAYS A WEEK 405 Center 8L would have died without a trans­ 647-3603 Thun 'til 0 CENTERS, INC. Retail, Wholesale, Department Mkrch 19. Mancheiter Sat 10-4 6 4 9 - 7 5 4 4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Moriduv. Fob II. 1985 - 3

I - MANCHES'"EH HKRAl-D, Mimdiiy. I'Vh II. Vermonter deals with urban fear Probe at Manchester court won’t lead to any arrests Goetz drama prompts song condiicl a criminal investigation By Sarah Passell slate Judicial Department. Court officials have said Karl.soii Since Becker and Donahtie or­ date was “ A Little Bit More,” a Herald Reporter BROOKFIELD, Vt. (UPI) - effects including a heart beat, is not a suspect in the ciiibezzle- dered a full audit at the com I last subway noises, a gunshot and a 1976 hit recorded by Dr. Hook "Don’t Need a Vigilante" — a Paper says witnesses Hartford State’s Attorney John ment investigation. But they have fall, their staff lias uncovered police siren — was scheduled to that sold 3>/2 million copies. song inspired by the man known Bailey said today that he will not refused to say whether they blame evidence that 28 fines paid lo the don’t back Goetz’s tale Gosh said he wrote “Don’t as New York’s subway vigilante hit the airwaves around the order anyone arrested in connec­ the loss of $1,6!>9 in misdemeanor cotirl in the last quarter of 1983 Need a Vigilante” in two days — has all the elements of a hit, — see page 5 country today. tion with the suspected embezzle­ fines on lapses in the admini.slra- were never deposited lo the .state pnH Qnen* nhnn* *>0 l-'nip-v record­ according to the Vermont man Gosh ,said the closest the song ment of more than $1,600 from tion of the clerk's office. treasury. Investigators found that judges' who wrote it. self-defense, and was indicted comes to mentioning Goetz is a ing it with a guitar player and Manche.ster Superior Court. Karlson told the Manchesler (Signatures had been loiged on Bobby Gosh, 48, who fled New two weeks ago by a grand jury verse that begins “ He's just synthesizer specialist. Bailey’s .statement comes as the Herald two weeks ago that his resignation was not related to the Itome misdemeanor tickets, Bailey York City 10 years ago for the for criminal possession of a another guy, trying to live his He said it was accepted by the office of the state’s chief court investigation. He said he resigned and the auditors said. safety of Vermont, said Sunday weapon. own lifeHow long can you look first record company he tried. administrator is studying a report down the of a knife?” Zoo York records. Bailey submitted on a two-monlh because of his desire to practice Bailey’s ol lice submitted handw­ his 3>/a minute song attempts to "It seemed like an appealing law, which court clerks in Cotinec- capture public frustration with idea for a song,” said Gosh. He said the song says more Gosh said he thinks the song, long criminal investigation of the riting samples from every em­ missing traffic fines. Both Judge Itcul arc prohibited-from doing. ployee in the clerk's office lo the violent crime. “ I was trying to say that the violence is not the answer to which he described as "top 40 Aaron Ment and Bailey have Stale Police Forensic Labofiitory. The tune was inspired by nation was concerned about public concern about crime. synthesizer rock,” will be a hit. Money was di.scovercd missing refused to comment on the sub­ But he lias refused to reveal the Bernhard Goetz, who attracted crime epidemics and mug­ “ Don’t need a vigilente, right from the court in late 1983. Judicial He said he set up a professional stance of the report. Ment has rc.sults of those analyses. national attention in late De­ gings," he said. Goetz "struck a or wrong, just need to come Department auditors began an recording studio in Brookfield SINGER-SONGWRITER BOBBY GOSH refused to say whether he is cem ber when he shot four youths button and hit the mood of the together or we won’t be around investigation shortly thereafter, Clerk coordinator Goetz said last year, partly in hopes of considering admini.strative action. who asked him for $5 in a New country.” long.” says one verse. . . . ‘don’t need a vigilante’ but the state’s chief auditors — Judge George Stoughton, the ad­ writing a hit song. Meanwhile, the search continues Henry J. Becker Jr. and U-o V. York subway, Goetz claimed The song — which uses sound Gosh's best-selling song to ministrative judge for the for a new head clerk al the court. Donahue — said they were not The post was held for the last Hartford-New Rritain Judicial informed about the missing funds Di.siricl. will interview candidates nine years by Roy V. Karlson, who until late 1984. resigned Iasi month. The closing for KarLsoii's icplaccntcitl and Weather date for applications for the job is Becker and Donahue imme­ recommend one lo all the judges in Peopletalk Friday, according to Frank M. diately notified the governor and the di.stricl. who are expected to Judge Ment ordered Bailey to approve his citoicc. Today’s forecast Goetz, coordinator of clerks for the Justa plain Jane Connecticut, Massachusetts o Course decision expected When JaneFonda is finishinga bigproject. likea and Rhode Island: Today: movie, she looks forwardlothesimple family life. mostly sunny with a high in the ’•’I want logo home andbeahousewife,’’shesays. upper 30s to lower 40s. Tonight; Herald pholo by Terquinio " I ’m really looking forward to that. I ’m looking increasing cloudiness with a low forward to going to Sacramento and being the wife in the 20s except low er 30s over Merchants honor presidents Board to act on school plan of ... Tom Hayden, the assemblyman. I really, west coastal Connecticut. Tues­ really enjoy it.” day; cloudy. Becoming windy Members of the Manchester that the school board present a pending tonight’s meeting. Fonda’s comments came in the first interview Benjamin Franklin, also known as Al owner of Nassiff Sports; Donna Strat- with rain or snow changing to Board of Education plan to adopt a completed budget to the Board of In the fall of 1983. 14 people filed taped for "The CBS Morning News" show’s new tman, owner of Leaf, Stem and Root; rain overspreading the area Coelho, owner of Personal Tee on Main budget for the 1985-86 fiscal year Directors by Feb. 21. The town II separate complaints on the "Women of Influence” series, in which Phyllis lV from the southwest during the Street, signs a proclamation declaring and Bernie Apter, owner of Regal’s and take action on a controversial budget must be approved in early course and .submitted a petition GeorgealsowilltalkwilhBillieJeanKing.Barbara day possibly not reaching nor­ Men’s Shop. Participating stores will eighth-grade health course when May. carrying the names of 188 people Walters, Elizabeth Dole, Joan Kroc and Beverly downtown President’s Day Sales Wed­ theast sections until evening. give cherry trees Saturday to the first 10 they meet tonight. Also tonight. Kennedy will re­ objecting lo the course. Sills. nesday through Saturday. Dressed as In addition, the .school board High in the 30s. They also will addre.ss a-clas.s- commend what action the board Fonda said she has only minor regrets about her customers who buy $10 worth of plans to discuss a class-size Maine: Sunny except becom­ Colonial figures from left to right are sizc grievance filed by the should lake on the eighth-grade actions in her radical years, " I think it’s important merchandise. grievance filed Nov. 21 by the A ing mostly sunny north and east. Denise Roberts, advertising sales repre­ teachers' union last fail. The health class. “ Focus on Wellness." - f for people to be idealist and to act on their beliefs. Parents have objected lo some of Manchester Education High mid 20s to mid 30s. Clear sentative for the Herald: Fred Nassiff, meeting at Robertson School will Sometimes you pay a price for that but it’s belter the subject matter of the cour.se, Association. than being pa.steurized cheese. ’' north and east and increasing begin at 7:30 p.m. School Superintendent James P. including filmstrips on teenage The grievence listed 11 teachers ’• ‘ s ■■ clouds southwest tonight. Lows Kennedy’s $24.8 million proposed pregnancy and suicide, a funeral in the town's two junior high 10 to 20. Cloudy with a chance of budget includes funding to expand home trip, an obituary a.ssignmenl .schools who had combined class L. - a snow late in the day southwest Sun before the storm New herpes pill on sale in town programs for computer instruc­ and topics including death, dying loads in excess of the school’s An Amish witness and clouding up north and east Today: mostly sunny. High around 40. Wind iight and variable. tion and for gifted students. The and loss. guideline of 12.'i students. Kelly McGillls had to make a professional and Tuesday. High 30 to 40. Tonight: increasing cloudiness. Low in the 20s. Light variable wind. Al the hoards’s meeting Jan. 28. Several Manchester drugstores Liggett’s in the Manchester Par- three times to five times a day for proposed spending plan also in­ However, the school district’s fwrsonal metamorphosis for her role of the Amish New Hampshire: Sunny today. Deakin contended that none of the Tuesday: cloudy. Becoming windy. Snow or rain likely In the have received the first prescrip­ kade, said that the drug is for six months as a suppressive cludes funds for a new program five-member Instructional Mate­ widow who falls in love with a big-city detective in High 25 to 30 north and 30 to 40 teachers listed classes larger than afternoon. High 35 to 40. Chance of precipitation 60 percent during tion pill for treating genital herpes, “ initial episodes of genital herpes therapy. which would permit teachers to rials Review Committee .supported the movie" Witness.’’ south. Clouding up tonight. Lows a contract limit of 33 students. UPI photo the afternoon. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Adam Violette, but none had received orders for in certain patients." It is intended In ointment form, the medica­ train to become administrators. the substance of the course in a " I ’ve never, never in my lifebeencast asanyone Therefore, he claimed, there have 10 to 20. Cloudy Tuesday a 9, of 468 Parker St., a fourth grader at Bowers School. the medication as of this morning. to reduce the duration of the tion costs $20 per tube. Kane said. The budget, which includes report completed last month. innocent until this m ovie." she said. 'T v e played chance of snow late in the day. infection and pain and decrease The drug is manufactured by $147,000 worth of improvements Kennedy has declined comment been no contract violations. Hank was something special variousstrong women and whores." The drug, Zovirax, was ap­ Highs in the 30s. the number of new lesions which Burroughs Wellcome Co. of North over the 1984-85 budget, requests To research the role, McGillis, whose be.st proved by the Food and Drug James Stewart and Debbie Reynolds remini.sce Vermont: Increasing cloudi­ form, Kane said. It is not consi­ Carolina and is shipped to pharma­ an 8 percent increase over current previous job wasa brief spot in “ Reuben, Reuben,” ■ ■. V , ^ ^ Administration late last month and about the great Henry Fonda as they host the gala ness today with highs around 30. dered a cure for the disease. cies through wholesalers. spending. Schools honor tech week opening of the Henry Fonda Theatre in Hollywood went to Pennsylvania’s Amish country and released into the retail market last Cloudy tonight with a chance of The new pill for herpes is Pharmacists at Liggett’s. Wes- If the administration adopts the Two Manchester schools are public. Sunday. The gala, entitled "Henry Fonda..,A secretly taped voices. She also lived with a widow week. flurries. Lows 15 to 20. Snow sleet expensive, with estimates given by town Pharmacy and Northway budget tonight, the proposal will recognizing National Vocational Celebration of Life," stars some of the toptalenl in and her children for three days and learned how to Also in recognition of vocational and freezing rain Tuesday. The medication is the same one local pharmacists of 60 to 75 cents a Rexall Pharmacy said today that move on to the town Board of Education Week this week. education week, faculty members show biz. who are all gathering to honor the late milkeows. which has been on the market as an capsule, depending on the quantity they received shipments of the Directors, which will either ap­ Highs in the 30s. Howell Cheney Regional Voca­ at Manchester High School have actor. ointment for about two years, prescribed. The dosage depends on herpes pill last week. Arthur’s and prove it intact or return it to school tional Technical School will have coordinated a program lo make according to Ed Rodrigues, phar­ the status of the patient, Kane said, Rite Aid Pharmacy at 361 Main St. officials for cutting. an open house Wednesday and area residents aware of the the macist at Arthur Drug Store on but initially a person may have to pharmacists said they could get Extended outlook Assistant Superintendent Wilson Manchester High School will open high school’s offerings in the areas Main S tr^t. take one pill every four hours for 10 the pills within a day from u E. Deakin has predicted that this its vocational education classes to of business, cooperative education The suicide squad Extended outlook for New Michael Kane, pharmacist at days and then continue taking it wholesaler. year’s budget has a good chance of the public. and industrial arts. England Wednesday through The Cheney Tech program will Sally Field, Melissa Gilbert, Adrian Zmed, being approved without substan­ Anyone Interested in visiting a Heather Locklear and other familiar names and Friday; tial trimming. He said the spend­ begin with a meeting in the schoot Connecticut, Massachusetts vocational-education class at MHS faces have taped suicide prevention messages for ing requests are modest and the gymnasium and be followed by a and Rhode Island; Rain likely Cops’ arbitrator Is AFSCME rap tour of the shop area. The event this week can contact the office of broadcast on “ Hour Magazine” Monday. For the f d istrict’ s income outlook is Neil Lawrence, 647-35C1, for more second time in its five-year history the TV show is Wednesday. A chance of snow favorable. from 7 to 9 p.m. at the school al 791 of AFSCME, the council of which between the town and the union are information. devoting its entire 60 minutes to a single subject. a showers Thursday. Fair Friday. Peter Gemet, an official of the Manchester’s charter mandates W. Middle Turnpike is open to the the Manchester police union is a open for renegotiation. special focus on how parents, the community and \ Highs in the mid 30s to 40s American Federation of State youngsters can help reduce the rising tide of Wednesday and in the 30s Thurs­ - County and Municipal Employees, part. The impasse in negotiations • is the police union’s choice as its Chanel 5 teenagesuicides. day and Friday. Lows in the 30s Tighe said the union may try came chiefly over a fifth week of arbitrator in the forthcoming talks Marsha Mason and Molly Ringwald. who played Wednesday and in the teens to some further negotiations with the vacation for police officers with 20 over a contract with the town, distraught mother andsuicidal teen inSunday’sTV low 20s Thursday and Friday. town even before the sessions in years’ service or more. The town & union president Edward Tighe said special, “ Surviving, "also will appearon the show. Vermont: A chance of rain and the presence of the arbitrators objects to that. Satellite view today. A couple from Atlanta who lost their son to suicide snow Wednesday, a little snow begin. Assistant Town Manager Both sides reported that pro­ sevenyearsago will relate their experiences. General Manager Robert Weiss Thursday. Clearing Friday. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows Steven Werbner said such negotia­ gress was made in the last said the town has not yet chosen an Highs will be in the 30s at first heavy showers ahead of a cold front from Arkansas to Louisiana. tions are possible. negotiation session over a fact­ then in the 20s Thursday and arbitrator. finder’s recommendation that ICHANEL Snow occurred farther north from Kansas eastward to Ohio. In the Under the binding arbitration When members of the police Friday. Lows 25 to 30 Wednes­ troubled the union. It would ■IT COLOQNE West, a cold front approaching the north Pacific coast has spread rain procedures, each side picks an union Thursday night voted to day, near 20 Thursday and from 5 require that police officers make Frank’s got the flu clouds along the coast with snow inland. arbitrator and a third is named by reject a fact-finder’s report, it set to 15 Friday. the State Board of Mediation and in motion the binding arbitration available to the town the results of Frank Sinatra came down with the flu and mandatory physical New Hampshire and Maine: Arbitration. procedures. canceled his Friday evening performance at the Snow Wednesday, probably The effect is that all issues examinations. Sunrise Musical Theatre in Sunrise, Fla, Notice Gemet is an official of Council 15 UPI photo mixed with rain in the south. C o lo g n e & was short: only about three hours before the show Scattered flurries Thursday. was to start. Theater officials said aboutS.OOOoft he 9STON P o w d o r S o t people who had tickets had to be turned away. They A quick, cool dip F air Friday. Lows in the mid 20s to low 30s Wednesday morning were told their money would he refunded. JackTuite,78,ofWaltham.Mass.,emergesfrom 30.34 YORK BE A SWEETHEART g $3150 Parkinglot attendant lanSololoffu.sedabullhorn the 30-degree waters off Wollaston Beach dropping into the teens by Friday ■^■•xio.oo to announce the cancellation to arriving fans. "I Saturday, Tuite, a retiredflrefighter who left the morning. Highs in the 30s Wed­ SAN' hadone lady cry."he said. heatforcoolerendeavors.willhavetokeepdodging nesday cooling to the 20s by Sinatra. 69. was still scheduled to sing at the ice floes even though slightly warmer tempera­ Friday. ^Hartford Rd. Dairy Queen theaterSunday and Monday, tures are forecast. He tries to take a dip each day. LOS Al BRAZIER LOWEST Across the nation TEMPERATURES 30200 VALENTINE’S DAY Fancy Thundershowers and rain will extend from eastern Louisiana Candy Almanac across northern Florida and Hearts Candy Cupboai Georgia. Rain will be scattered CAKE SALE from the Carolinas across the SHOWERS*' FLOW Today is Monday, Feb. 11, the Virginias, Kentucky and the UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST 'n> 42nd day of 1985 with 323 to Tennessee Valley. Snow will fall Heart Shaped follow. from Arkansas and northern Oval Shaped The moon is approaching its Mississippi through the rest of National forecast LANVINI last quarter. the lower Ohio Valley, the Great Cakes$y99 The morning stars are Mer­ Lakes, much bf Pennsylvania For the period ending 7 a m. EST Tuesday. During early Tuesday Cakes cury, Jupiter and Saturn. and western New York state. morning snow is forecast for parts of Northern Intermountain region, ARPEGE The evening stars are Venus Snow will also stretch from the Ohio Valley, the lower Great Lakes and parts of the Atlantic coast It’s the best thing to happen to cake since and D.Q. Logs TA1UNA and Mars. western Montana across the states with rain in parts of the South and Central Atlantic coast statas cake. And what a treat It Is. Light, cake / H ^ T Q k j\ P«Hum. »27»®-»75 panhandle and northern Idaho regions. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. Minimum temperaturets crunch. Cool and creamy chocalate and van­ Ctbpa Spnir illa DQR. Plus rich, cool fudge and delicious Whiti SMhrs Tollettt Watm- Those born on this ij^te are into eastern Oregon, with snow in <16»® to *40“® will include (maximum temperatures in parenthesis): Atlanta 24(36), icing. The Dairy Queen* Round Cake. Frozen $4 9 9 ^ byewjm n <32»» to *90 Natural Spray under the sign of Aquarius. Theyi the mountains and rain in the Boston 26(45), Chicago 16(31), Cleveland 21(33), Dallas 23(51), and packaged (or easy take home. Pick one i j M 6 i include inventor Thomas A. iower elevations of the Pacific 16(55), Duluth -01(18), Houston 26(50), Jacksonville 31(54j, up today. < 2 2 t o < 2 8 <13»® to »35 Edison in 1847; King Farouk, Northwest. Kansas City 7(30), Little Rock 25(52), 38(70), Miansi Egypt’s last monarch, in 1920, 51(65), Miqneapolis 5(21), New Orleans 27(48), New York 29(42}, OLYMPIC SAVE 6.66 ISAVE 20.961 and actor Burt Reynolds in 1936. Weather radio Phoenix 43(75), St. Louis 15(31), San Francisco 44(56), Seatt^ ROYAL TREAT SALE TAKE HOME DEPT. TEAM REMINGTON The National Weather Service 37(48). 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4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb 11 1985 Public housing favors whites V.S./World In New ambassador to U.N. COKE, Probe sees housing segregation Weinberger pitches ‘Star Wars’ wins conservatives’ praise GIESSEN, We.sl Gi-rmany - Delen^se Si’t'i’t’‘ ury •5™ * 1 .7 9 WcinlH‘i-ger arrived in We.sl Germ any today to rally , Bv Patrick J. Killen tacts and that experience will be las Plaza, a $150 million project in Department of Housing and Urban occupied by the elderly, it said, Pre.sidenl Reagan’s "Star Wars" anti-missile defcn.se sysum United Press International useful," Walters told reporters 5PAOC DALLAS (CPU - Tho nearly 10 l.os Angeles that provides closed- Development, which is responsible million Americans who reside in more than 84 percent are occupied shortly after his nomination was AID for more than 90 percent of hefiire next month's U.S.-Soviet arms talks. mrm-in by whites. circuit cameras and computerized announced. 12 OZ. CANS (iHlerally siibsidizt'd housing live in .subsidized housing nationwide. Weinberger; on a European tour, conferred with West German WASHINGTON - Memo to U.N. Five presidential administra­ security systems for its elderly Walters sidestepped the question racially segregated conditions that fre(|uently ignored violations by Defense Minister Manfred Woerner at a U.S. ba.se in G iessen,. diplomats: Vernon Walters, the tions have failed to strictly enforM residents, to the Cahrini-Green of whether he .supported the favor whites over blacks, a 14- housing authorities or private newly nominated U.S. ambassador fair housing laws in the nation's project in Chictigo and the Wayne miles north of Frankfurt. D„..o in’s position of a former U.S. diplomat month newspaper investigation developers. In 1984, HUD referred Even before his arrival,, Weinberger delended Reagan s to the United Nations, may know 60.000 federally subsidized housing Miner Court in Kansas City, which who said the United States would concluded Sunday only five cases of housing di.scrimi- mullihillion-dollar Stralegie Defen.se Initiative known your president and foreign minis­ developments, the News said. The is so dilapidated local authorities ter as well as you do. not care if the Soviet Union and the The Dallas Morning News, in an nation to federal attorneys for Wars" in a speech delivered for him al ;i _ decline has accelerated under the want it demolished. And Walters, a retired three-star Third World countries left the eight-part series that began in prosecution — a 90 percent drop .senior military planners. A snow- siorm prevented Weinbergc Reagan administration, which it In Cleveland. Texas, the chair­ general and former deputy direc­ United Nations and sailed away. r SPECIAL GIFTS "1 Sunday's editions, said the prob­ from the administration’s first from flying lo Munich Sunday to deliver the speech himseli. says has reduced housing investi­ woman of the local housing author­ tor of the CIA, probably speaks one But he said. "1 think the United L t. f o r a s p e c ia l VALENTINE c-i lem of segregation has worsened year. gations and reinterpreted federiil ity said public housing is segre- Nations is necessary for the world. since government efforts to ensure HUD General Counsel John of your languages. Besides Eng­ laws to make prosecution more gatcKl to protect whiles from Otherwi.se, I wouldn’t consider equal housing for whites and Knapp, que.sl ioned by News’ repor­ U.S. admits kidnapping of agent lish, he is fluent in Russian, difficult. blacks. Spanish, French, Portuguese, Ital­ accepting this job." BROCK blacks were stepped u|) in the ters. acknowledged the segre­ Of 47 cities visited by its " I f I had a rent house. I wouldn't M k'XlCO C IT Y (U P l) — A U.S. Drug Enforcement ian, German and Dutch. Walters was at history’s elbow SATIN mid-1960s. want to rent it to them (blacks." gated. unequal conditions but said Nationwide, the News said, reporters, the News said, not one Administration agent was kidnapped President Reagan nominated through most of Ihe last 40 years. HEART Irma Powers said. "They don't he was “not ready to make an ASSORTED whites occupy 63 percent of the had fully integrated public housing iraffiekers as he left his office in the Mexican city ol Walters, 68, to be America’s He was Vice President Richard AQUA-FRESH have any morals, really, the a.ssertion that the sy.stem as a Nixon’s interpreter in 1958 when CHOCOIATES nation's 3.7 million federally sub­ or offered equal amenities for Guadaliijiii-ii. Amerit-tm officials said. i,..,vinB his permanent repre.sentative to the I LB SIZE bigge.st part ol them d on 't" whole” violates federal statutes, TOOTHPASTE sidized rental projects, and elderly whites and minorities living in Federal agent Enrique SaiazarCamarena .37, ® ' United Nations Friday. rioters in Caracas. Venezuela, The News said its 14-month " I don’t want to make an smashed the windows of their residents occupy 4.'i percent of the separate projects. on ice lo meel his wife for lunc h last I hursday He will replace Jeane Kirkpa­ inve.stigalion found that the II.S assumption like that. "Knapp .said. VALENTINE apartments. Of the apartments Conditions range from the Ange­ grabbed him. threw him into the bac k of a c-ar and sped of DEA trick, a conservative Democrat limousine. who is returning to teaching and CARDS 8.2 OZ. spokesman Robert Feldkiimp said m 'ihrmnd^VL He took part in the fidvance work GIRl'S OR BOY'S TUBE A US Embassy spokesman m Mexico confirmed In writing. Like Kirkpatrick, Walters VERNON WALTERS that led to the restoration of U.S. PKG OF 30 is liked by conservatives for OR 5 STYLE PACK Israel kidnapping but said he could not provide- details. It was not . . . cites many contacts contacts with China and he backing tough stands against immediately known why- aiilhonlies waited until Sunday to smuggled Henry Kissinger into leftist guerrilla movements. Paris 15 times for secret talks on ZACHARY disc-lo.se Ihe kidniipping. j , ji„ .ho countries, about two-thirds of the Syrian chief wins landslide As an ambassador at large. ending the Vietnam War. Feldkiimp said Ihe DEA learned some details ol ine HEART Walters served as Reagan’s chief U.N, membership. makes kidnapping trom a wiliiess, who lold iiulhonties Ihe He, also traveled widely with CHOCOLATES diplomatic troubleshooter and, by " I ’ve met a lot of people and lam By Navlo Shaihub were iirm ed and hiid snalehed CamiireiKi as he was about lo his own account, has traveled 1 hopeful, if indeed. I am approved Presidents Harry Truman. Dwight 7 OZ SIZE United Press International enter his government ear. m -.na nn million miles and visited too for this position, that those con- Ei.senhower and Nixon. No l iinsom deniiinds hiive been niiide, heldkiimp said, and no BEIRUT. Lebanon Syrian President Hafez 2nd raid VALENTINE c-oiiliu-l biis been made with Ihe U.S. government. SURE Assad, who has survived a .series of internal and PLUSH regional challenges, was re-elected to a third BEIRUT, Ix'banon (U FI) - Witnesses TOYS SOLID seven-year term with 90.97 percent of the vote, Israeli warplanes today pounded a y o u r CHOICE Shots kill man 26 year later NO 90032 ANTI-PERSPIRANT officials said today. He was the only candidate on the base operated by dissident Palest i- REGULAR OR UNSCENTEO ballot. nian guerrillas in Lebanon’s M IA M I — The shots Lillie Wilcox tired ill her liusbancl in 1959 didn’t back Interior Mini.ster Nas.sereddin Nas.scr. reporting Syrian-controlled Bekaa Valley for fiiiiillv killed him last month and police w-ani lo question her, the preliminary results on Damascus radio, said 6.52 the second .straight day. military- idlhoiigh they siiy it is unlikely she will be prosecuted. FARLEY'S 2 OZ. million Syrians voted "yes" for a third term for reports said. The death of Isaiah Wileox. HI. on Jan. 2.3 has ‘vigiiante’ VALENTINE SIZE Assad. 1.458 ca.st blank ballots and only .376 voted The raid apparently "scored homicide because a medical examiner ^^’lermined that scar direct hits” on the outskirts of CANDY "n o." tissue from the 26-year-old bullet wounds had led to a fatal ASSORTED < Nasser said of the 6..560.862 registered voters. Taalbaya, a village 22 miles ea.st of NEW YORK (U P l) - No one 8 OZ TO 12 OZ BAG 69 inlet-lion, poliee siiid Sundiiy. • .u . i... chni 6.522.262 exerci.sed their rights and cast voles in Beirut on the Beirut-Damasaeus who testified before Ihe grand jury highway, reports from the region Lillie Wilcox c-liiimed at the lim e of the shooting that she shot Sunday's elections. hei- luisbiintl hec-iui.se he heal their c hildren. She was not charged that investigated the shooting of .A.ssad. 56. who seized power in a 1970 coup and said. four teenagers by subway gunman i i n d the couple soon divorced. helped consolidate his rule by appointing to the There were no immediate re­ Bernhard Goetz backed up his Polite said it premeditation existed the woman tould be SAVE MORE W ITH RITE AID BRANDSIII government members of his minority Alawite sect, ports of casualties, but military- account of the incident, the New ehiirged w ith lirst-degree murder. Otherw ise, she would face no was unanimously endorsed for a new term last month sources said the air strike was York Daily News reported today. t-hiii-ge het-iiu.se theslalutt'of lim itiilim ishas run out on the lesser by the ruling Baath Parly. against a Palestinian base oper­ Goetz shot the teenagers aboard He al.so received the backing of the 19.5-mcmber ated by dissident leader Abu oflenses ot set-ond-degree murder, miinslaughtcr and assault. a lower Manhattan subway train Peoples’ Council, or parliament, for a third Moussa. the main Palestinian Dec. 22 after at least one of the 9 RITE AID opponent of Palestine Liberation ALKA-SELTZER seven-year term in office. Most Soviet diplomats are spies youths allegedly asked him for $5. BUFFERED As he voted Sunday, thousands of supporters Organization Chairman Yasser Three of the youths were carrying 29 PLUS COLD carrying pictures of him chanted "Yes. forever to Arafat. 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- MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Feb. 11, 1985 Richard M. Diamond. Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor o p in io n James P. Sacks. City Editor Capitol Hill hoppers are bulging again

"M ost bills are introduced as a symbolic sort of thing. Put your money Bv Steven Pressman tax on oil, and another to repeal taxes imposed on heavy It's a way of saying to constituents or important groups, Congressional Quarterly trucks in 1982. There’s one to eliminate the taxing of Social Security benefits, approved in 1983, and a 'I’ve done this,,’” says Norman J. Ornstein, political scientist at the American Enterprise Institute in WASHINGTON — Members of the 99th Congress, measure to repeal record-keeping requirements for Washington. which convened Jan. 3, hardly had time to answer the business deductions that were adopted only last year. Christmas mail before they were buried under an Despite the flurry of activity on Capitol Hill, most of However, he noted, “ Nowadays, the symbolism of iivalanche of new legislation. these bills will go no further than the bottom desk getting government to do something is as much a drawer in some House or Senate committee office. The path between the introduction of a bill and its negative as a positive.” During the 98th Congress, 10,559 bills and joint enactment into law is a long and twisting one that often Nothing’s resolutions were introduced. But only 623 ultimately INTERESTINGLY, WHILE FEWER BILLS get where your heart is leads to the legislative abyss. But that doesn't seem to were enacted into law. discourage members eager to see their names on a law. enacted into law these days than 20 or 30 years ago, the length of the laws themselves has increased, according new about By the end of their first four weeks in session, IF THE LEGISLATIVE HOPPERS seem full in 1985, to Ornstein. Congress used to pass narrowly written members of the House and Senate had introduced 1,447 they were bursting a decade ago. During the 93rd bills to accomplish very specific goals, such as building bills and joint resolutions. Congress, which met in 1973-74, lawmakers introduced a dam here or repairing a road there. Star Wars Some are perennial favorites that easily would . 23,396 bills. Of those. 649 eventually becam e law. The late 1960s and early 1970s were the high-water Now, the trend is toward much broader bills, known becom e law if perisistence was the only thing needed to WASHINGTON — President marks for legislative proliferation. Since then, there in Congress as omnibus legislation. For instance, when c m American Heart pass them. Reagan’s "Star Wars” defense has been a declining number of bills introduced into Congress last year failed to pass individual ' The Equal Rights Amendment is back, for the 62nd plan won’t be limited to destruc­ each session. appropriations bills to fund a number of government ^^Association year in a row. So, too, are such old favorites as the tion of incoming Soviet missiles. Part of the reason for the decline is purely programs, it wrapped all of them into a “ continuing proposed constitutional amendments to restore prayer The Pentagon also wants the procedural. Before 1967, House rules prohibited co­ resolution” that attracted a wide array of legislative in public schools, outlaw abortion, and require a capability to blind the Soviets in WET* fIGHIING FORVOUR UFE sponsors on legislation, whigh led to massive provisions. balanced federal budget. the crucial early stages of a duplication as scores of members separately Still, no matter how quickly the number of bills nuclear exchange by neutralizing introduced what amounted to the same basic legislative declines, no one expects a return to the early days of the OTHER BILLS ADDRESS newer problems, such as their spy satellites, which keep proposal. republic, when Congress operated at a more measured legislation to require "lifeline" telephone service to the tabs on U.S, ships and other poor at discount rates — an issue that arose only after The rules were changed in 1967 to permit up to 25 co­ — and efficient — pace. retaliatory forces. local telephone bills began soaring following the sponsors on each bill, and since 1979, there have been no Lawmakers who gathered in New York City for the breakup of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. limits on the number of co-sponsors. 1st Congress in 1789 looked back two years later on a The truth is that “ Star Wars” is And still more bills seek to undo today what Congress Another reason for the drop in legislation stems from session in which 268 bills were introduced. Of those, 118 nothing new. Both sides have had How Are Your Heart Fund Dollars Spent? did yesterday. a growing political conviction that less government is found their way into the statute books of the fledgling military satellites in space for There is a measure to repeal the 1980 windfall profit preferable to more. nation. years. Indeed, Pentagon analysts have been working out priorities for the various kinds of Soviet • Summer Fellowships introduce College Students to Car­ • Speakers Bureau of doctors teaches school children, Potpourri satellites that would have to be diovascular Research. civic and fraternal groups, church and club organizations knocked out. According to a secret on heart risks. N6A General Accounting Office study • CPR Classes instruct groups of nurses, paramedics, poli­ obtained by my associate Dale Van Mondale’s inaugural Atta, there are four types of Soviet cemen and firemen and emergency rescue personnel in spy satellites that would have to be life-savings techniques for heart victims. • Lectures, Seminars and films keep physicians and nurses “ All my life I’ve wanted to delivered the oath of office to destroyed. Here are the satellites informed on latest developments in cardiovascular medi­ run for president in the worst Dave Hess of Knight-Ridder • Heart Care Classes teach patients and families how to live and the reasons they qualify for top cine. possible way,” Walter Mon­ Newspapers, newly elected priority: following a heart attack. dale told a National Press president of the press club. • Screening programs detect high blood pressure In adults. Club audience the other day. With HeSs’ left hand resting • RORSAT (radar ocean recon- • Answers to iail questions concerning heart disease are "And I did. ” on a copy of Time magiizine. naLssance satellite): The GAO • Literature, films and audio-visual aids on heart care are report describes the deployment in provided and referral services offered. Mondale made him "so­ Mondale’s dream — to "Star Wars” language. "These distributed on request. lemnly swear that I will participate in a presidential satellites provide real-time track­ follow the highest standards inaugural this year — came ing and targeting data to users in as established by the new the vicinity of the target or true at the black-tie event. Heart Research and Medical SIdUs Give Thousands U.S. attorney general.” Hess, non-real-time data to central con­ But the occasion didn’t quite who covered the Democratic trol points,” the report explains. match his dream. nominee during last year’s In this context, “ real-time” of People a Second Chance. Instead, Mondale, making campaign, also had to prom­ means that the location of an his first public appearance ise he would "never, ever American ship is known to Soviet since being thrashed by Pres­ write an unkind w ord. .. about monitors in the area the second the satellite picks it up. It takes longer ident Reagan in November, Walter Mondale. ” This Page Paid For and Sponsored by the Following Civic-Minded Businesses (“ non-real-time” ) if the Soviet ships aren’t monitoring the satel­ lite themselves and the informa­ ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. NEARLY NU SHOPPE SAVINGS BANK ‘Dynasty’ vs. Dems tion must get to them by way of a TED CUMMINGS “Insuransmiths Since 1914!' 366 Main Street Moscow clearinghouse. 65 East Center Street Manchester • 646-2073 OF MANCHESTER ABC has been roundly decided ’Dynasty’ was more INSURANCE AGENCY Manchester • 649-5241 Manchester • 646-1700 How good is the Soviet ROR­ “All Lines o f Insurance IFil/i A Personal Touch criticized by Democrats for important than democracy.” “14 Offices To Serve You" SAT? The GAO report says it “ can 378 Main Street Manchester • East Hartford • Burnside showing “ Dynasty,” its probably detect destroyer-size ' Manchester • 646-2457 > - I. D. REAL ESTATE - MAACO AUTO PAINTING South Windsor • Andover • Ashford blockbuster evening soap, Not all Americans were as ships in good weather and aircraft- instead of the Democratic disturbed, however. In the carrier-size ships — or smaller COMPANY & AFRUATES & BODYWORKS response to President Rea­ nine major Nielsen markets, ships in close proximity to each JOHN H. UtPPEN, INC. 618 Center Street 550 North Main Street Open Forum Manchester • 646-1980 Manchester • 647-9928 W J. IRISH INSURANCE gan’s State of the Union 28 percent of all TV sets were other — in rough seas.” 164 East Center Street address. tuned to "Dynasty ” as the Manchester • 649-5261 AGENCY • EORSAT (electronic intelli­ In the words of- taped Democratic response believe a new administrative fi­ “Service You Can Trust” 2. In a d eq u a te co m p u te r gence ocean reconnaissance satel­ Rep. Tony Coelho, "ABC ran on the other networks. Coventry doesn’t facilities. nancier is needed. It would create GROSSMAN’S LUMBER ESSEX MOTOR INN 150 North Main Street lite): “ These satellites are used 145 Center Street “Cable T l‘, Sitecial Commercial Rates" Manchester • 646-1232 3. Consistent overtaxation by the friction between the manager, DIUjON SALES & with RORSATs for detection and Manchester • 649-0136 100 East Center Street need comptroller former Democratic town council, bookkeeper and treasurer through tracking of naval vessels in open or Manchester • 646-2300 To the Editor: leaving the town a massive surplus an overlapping of authority. SERVICEJNC. Valentine heartbreak coastal waters," the GAO report 319 Main Street — only discovered recently Our town charter clearly out­ GRAMES PRINTING states, adding: Manchester • 643-2145 THE MANCHESTER HERALD The good news for husband­ Bill Schuette, 38, a M ichigan I am writing this letter to urge all through an audit. These funds were lines the budgetary duties of the “.Some day service when you need it in a hurry" Coventry voters to attend the either deliberately concealed to manager. Indeed, this is why we 16 Bralnard Place ACTIVE ’N’ ABLE REALTY 700 Hartford Road, Manchester hunting women in Washing­ Republican. “ The EORSAT is possibly the Manchester • 643-2711 special town meeting Feb. 20 at enable justification for further tax have a manager and not a mayor. 164 East Center Street 643-6660 ton is that there are 50 new "When I first ran for the Soviet space-based system which Manchester • 643-4263 7:30 p.m. at Capt. Nathan Hale increases or went undiscovered Duties of the treasurer and tax is most capable of sea target NORTHWAY REXALL m em b ers o f C ongress in state Legislature, I had som e­ School. I am opposed to the because of poor bookkeeping prac­ collector are defined by state detection. It provides targeting town. The bad news, as one handing out cards telling proposed position of comptroller. I tices and/or administrative statutes. They require no further PHARMACY VIC’S PIZZA data of about 2-kiIometer accuracy “Prescription Specialists J. GARMAN, CLOTHIER Valentine’s Day nears, is that people to vote for Howard believe the Town Council’s actions incompetence. direction than that already 887 Dqwntown Main Street, Manchester to anti-ship missile platforms (on 230 North Main Street ALLSTATE BUSINESS only four are bachelors. Coble, because he's a smart are admirable but misguided in 4. Maintenance of a dual check­ provided. & RESTAURANT 643-2401 other ships, helicopters, etc.). In Manchester • 646-4510 151 West Middle Turnpike The four include Rep. How­ guy,” Coble told Roll Call, the attempting to create a new writing system, both computer and The only items the council need land or air warfare, it would also MACHINES administrator. manual, with too many people address are as follows: Manchester • 649-3700 ard Coble. 53, a North Carol­ newspaper of Capitol Hill. be used to detect airborne warning 39 Purnell Place However, a comptroller will not accessible to the accounts. I 1. Hire an assistant bookkeeper ina Republican: Bart Gor­ and control systems, radar sites Manchester • 643-6156 CUNUFFE AUTO BODY ” A woman said, "But isn’t necessarily provide the council believe this council has already with hands-on training to provide THE CARLYLE JOHNSON don, 35, a Tennessee and operating airfields." “Quality Service At Its Best" he a bachelor?’ To this the with better information than the taken most of the steps necessary accurate information to the man­ DAVIS FAMILY Route 63 Democrat: Peter Visclosky, campaigner said, ‘Right, he’s alternative I will propose. To to correct this situation. They ager for conveyance to the council. MACHINE COMPANY • ELINT-3 (third-generation B & W REALTY TalcottvIBe • 643-0016 35, an Indiana D em ocra t: and a smart guy!'” he recalls. understand the current thinking hired both a new manager and 2. Revise town bookkeeping electronic intelligence satellite): “Specialists in Power Transmission RESTAURANT 1141 Tolland Turnpike 164 East Center Street behind this proposal, it is neces­ bookkeeper, both of whom are practices to incorporate double­ “ These satellites operate in a Since 1903“ Caldors Plaza Manchester • 647-1410 sary to review how we evolved into eminently qualified and compe­ entry ledger system. record-playback mode and can 52 Main Street Manchester • 643-1531 Manchester • 649-5487 THE HAYES CORPORATION How to live longer this situation. This current town tent. They hired a professional 3. Automate the books as much locate pulsed emitters to a best council inherited an accountant's auditing firm which completed a as possible and restrict access to 362 East Center Street accuracy of about 10 kilometers,” Manchester • 643-0131 The mountainous regions of life expectancy will increase nightmare and the reasons for it thorough audit of town books. include key personnel only. the secret report explains. They BELFIORE REALTY the Soviet Union have some of considerably.” Some Soviet were manifold. I believe they were Access to check writing has been 4. Go to a new computer system can pick up anything that sends out DATSUN BY DECORMER as follows: MANCHESTER DIWG AGENCY the world’s longest living peoples enjoying longevity restricted to three people and the with adequate terminal facilities a radio signal, whether it’s a radio “Sales, Service & Parts” “Prescription Specialists 1. Negligence of the former town town is looking into new computer for each department. Ensure that 431 Main Street people. The March issue of eat a thick porridge of corn station or a hand-held transmitter, 285 Broad Steet 717 Main Street Manchester • 647-1413 MANCHESTER HONDA manager and town bookkeeper. services. Therefore, I do not all personnel become computer Manchester • 643-4165 “Connecticut's l,argest Exclusively Soviet L ife helps explain why. meal, plus various vegeta­ and locate it within 10 kilometers Manchester • 649-4541 .. literate. on the first orbit, Honda Dealer" ” ... The study of long-lived bles and milk products. To conclude, I believe the Sales • Service • Parts C aucasians show ed that not a Bread is also a staple. 24 Adams Street, Manchester alternatives I have suggested are “ They can detect radars and BLANCHARD & single patriarch was ever However, reports Kozlov, more in keeping with town finan­ BURED UNDER BOOKS MNHT MAN PRMT1NG 646-3515 operating airfields if using emit­ 188 West MIddte Turnpike consumed with envy or suf­ “We believe that a socio- cial capabilities ($12,000 for an ters, and possibly provide an ROSETTO REALTORS assistant bookkeeper versus Manchester • 643-7295 & PHOTO 189 West Center Street fered from bad temper and psychological factor is much after-the-fact assessment of the .. 423 Center Street $20,000-plus for a comptroller). Manchester • 646-2482 pessimism in his youth,” m ore u niversal than d ie t... In location of airborne warnings and Manchester • 646-1777 SULLIVAN & CO. I urge Coventry citizens to reject reports Vladimir families respecting and ho­ control systems. Repeated passes Advertising Specialties the proposal for comptroller, item increase accuracy and the asso­ 806 Main Street Kyucharyants. noring their elders, they are ORLANDO ANNUU No. 1, on the call of the town ciate threat to U.S. forces. These Manchester • 649-6523 subjected to less stress, A historian, Victor Kozlov, meeting. satellites historically have been & SONS. me. HERITAGE SAVINGS STAN BYSIEWICZ said studies show that “ Less which increases their life used as a three-satellite constella­ 147 Hale Road'- & LOAN ASSOCIATION meat, more cheese, and your expectancy.” Phillip C. Bouchard tion and support sea, air or land P.O. Box 669 INSURANCE AGENCY 1007 Main Street 366 Main Street LYDALL.INC. 732 Bread and Milk St. warfare.” Manchester • 644-2427 Manchester • 649-4586 Manchester • 649-2891 Oiw Colonial Road Coventry Manchester • 646-1233 Pity the poor rich • ADVANCED ELINT: Pen­ tagon Intelligence experts antici­ CARTER CHEVROLET pate deployment of a new ELINT 1229 Main Street JAMES R. McCAVANAUGH Tsk, tsk. While the cost of Letters policy - KRAUSE FLORIST vertible, and a Broadway system by the end of 1985. Manchester • 646-6464 living went up only 4 percent theater ticket. The Manchester Herald wel­ REALTY comes letters to the editor. D.W. FISH REALTY for average Americans last “ Of particular concern,” the “Residential & Commercial Sales & GREENHOUSES These did go up, however: a “Gallery of Homes" “l-argest Retail Growers in Manchester" letters should be brief and to the GAO warns, “ are improvements in CHORCHES MOTORS INC. 73 West Center SL 243 Main Street year, it went up more than 8 rented limousine, 13 percent: 621 Hartford Road, Manchester point. They should be typed or the data resolution (accuracy), the 80 Oakland Street Manchester • 649-3800 Manchester • 643-1591 percent for the very wealthy. a woman’s full-length mink neatly handwritten, and, for ease storage capacity and possibly the Manchester • 643-2791 643-0559 Moet & Chandon Cham­ coat, 15 percent: one pound of in editing, should be double­ ability to transmit data in real­ pagne, which releases the imported chocolate truffles, spaced. time to tactical users.” Tactical SABRINA POOLS & ALSEFFERTS annual survey, says several 13.6 percent: P etrossian B el­ The Herald reserves the right to users are the units that are DONALD S. GENOVESI MANCHESTER OIL HEAT items preferred by the rich uga Caviar, 11 percent; wash, edit letters in the interests of actually out on the battlefield, as “Quality Fuel Products" brevity, clarity and taste. opposed to strategic weapons HOT TUBS APPLIANCES, TV-AUDIO showed no increase, includ­ cut and blow-dry at La Coupe, INSURANCE AGENCY, RiC. Route 44A 61 Loomis Street 445 Hartford Road, Manchostor Address letters to: Open Forum, forces and units that must be sent 1011 Main Street ing Hennesy X.O Cognac, a Coventry • 649-9933 Manchester • 647-9137 647-9997 a New York hair salon 22 “OKI Lucky likes you! Now If NANCY likes you, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, long distances from their home Manchester • 643-2131 Rolls-Royce Corniche con­ percent. you've got the Cabinet post." Manchester, CT 06040. bases. MANCHESTER HEHAI.I). Mondiiy. Fcl). II. I98.i - 9

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CAPTAIN EASY by Crook* A Catale r JUAT VV)$H Law officials seek acid rain solution THAT T r e a l l y 7 CALM WiTH THAT OPERATION ^ AM 50RKV,U?0WNiSTEVIE.^ COMlNO UP. VOU have A NOT I Connecticut In Brief EASY. J ir ^ lo t on VOUR fSMNP. > later EPA is still trying to decide of the fact that iiollulion releti.sed Monday T V AUGl'STA. Maine (DPI) — November to allow certain air what lo do about it, even though high into Ihc atmosphere from tall Heroin haul among largest Attorney General James Tierney pollution control “ credit" to sour­ Congress clearly has required stacks eventually drifts far down­ (.D Merv Griffin has joined attorneys general from ces that build tall stacks instead of 6:00 PM (13 (83 (22) (30j New* those sources reduce their wind. The E PA's final rule should ($3 (403 MOVIE; Obsessed with a WINDHAM — Additional aiTc.st.s were expected following a three other New England states in reducing their air emissions. (t>3 Th re e 's Com pany C h a n n e l s state clearly lhat actual stack Married Woman' (CC) A handsome two-year probe of illegal drug .sales in easlern Conneetieut that calling for stricter regulation of In the reiiort. Tierney called for emissions." Hart to Han young wntor finds himsolf in love with a The proposed E PA rule, Tierney heights would be u.sed when has led to five arresls and the sei'/.ure of 2 ))ounds ol heroin, emissions from tall stacks — a belter regulation of emissions WFSB Hartford. C T Cll vnry beautiful and very married editor said, fails lo acknowledge impor­ calculating pollution effects far (11) Benson authorities say. major contributor to acid rain. from tail slacks. Such regulation, WNEW New York. NY CIJ Jane Seymour. Tim Mathesori. Richard tant limitations that Congre.ss had downwind, Tierney said. (16) Dr. Gene* Scott WTNH New Haven. CT (IJ Masur 1984 The investigalion eulminated in raids Thursday night in which “ Every American school child Tierney said, would substantially in mind when amending the ”We now have an act of Congress SO) Little House on the Prairie won New York. NY (B C03 MOVIE: The Man Who Would Bo police confiscated nearly 2.00(1 bags ol heroin worth an estimated knows that what goes up must reduce the long-range air pollution New York. NY dl) federal Clean Air Act in 1977 to and decisions from .several courts S4) Dr Who WPIX King' Tw o soldiers of fortune con their $1)0,000, cash and allegedly stolen aiiiilianees. authorities said. come down," Tierney said Satur­ that brings acid rain, poor visibil­ WHCT Hartford, C T (i6 way to the throne of a remote Eastern allow any credit for the dispersion that say that Ihc rules about tall (38) O ne Day at a Tim e Waterbury. CT The heroin htiul was one of the largest ever in Conneetieut. day. "But after 10 years the EPA ity and Ollier pollution to New VVTXX kingdom Sean Connery. Michael Caine. of air pollution. slacks hove got to deal with the (40) N e w sw atch WWLP Springfield. M A ; possible would be eligible for any comments, then we can ex|ieel story of a mother s love and sacrifice for &Oy i HATE- U5E;P TO concern that Ihe problem with tall polluters, almost all of them CNN Cable News Ntwrk (CNNl (24) (6t) Am erican Playhouse (C C ) 'Star- l o g ic Kamon Ctisfillo, 21: Carmen L. Castillo, 10 and Francisco substantial emission reductions in her daughter Barbara Stanwyck, John (ESPN) C O I N 6 B A U R LOGIC A T A utilities in the Midwest, built credit for dispersing the re­ ESPN Spofts Nstworfc Crossed Romance of Josephine Cos- , A T IT5 stack emi.s.sions is being over­ the Midwest, porticulorly of sulfur Boles, Ann Shirley 1937 Home Bo* Office iHBOl HAT'3 STYLE-. Artieri. 30. All face a eourl appear;inee Feb. 10 in Windham smokestacks 500 or 1.000 feel high mainder through a tall stack. HBO nowski ’ A young boy develops a IN 5ULATIO N looked. The comments were filed dioxide, and that will he a big ste)) [U S A ] Canoon Express CINEMAX Cinsmax IMAXI tremendous crush on an exotic Polish girl Superior Court. lo avoid the pollution controls The attorneys general have also Movie Channel ITMCI v a l u e in response to the agency's rule- in controlling acid rain.” CiD One Day at a Time TMC who moves in next door. (60 min.) 'The raids were eondueted by the St;itewide Narcotics Ttisk required bv law. Anri in vears. requested that the EPA kee|i sight 6:30 PM (6i) USA USA Network lUSAl making proposal announced la.st (113 Barney Miller (41) El Maleficio FoTce and W illim anlie police. N B C N ew s [C N N ] Freeman Reports S4) Nightly Business Repon 9 : 3 0 P M (X3 New hart Dick exposes Convicted landlord faces sentence 06) Jefferson* (X ) New s Joanna's fear of dust bunnies on his T V (11) M O V IE: 'A Death in Canaan' Con­ show Pastor says he was ploy in bombing (40) A B C N e w s (CC| necticut townspeople rise to the defense (41) Grandes Series; Artakerui NEW BRITAIN — A New Britain landlord w ill he sentenced (41) Noticiero SIN of a teenager accused of murdering his 1 0 : 0 0 P M C13 Cagney and Lacey First '.SH t March l.t for failing to install smoke detectors in the ap;irtment ot Bubar's involvement stemmed ICN N ] Showbiz Today mother Stefanic Powers, Paul Clemens, church in Schenectady County. 20 gasoline and explosives used in the James Sutonus of 2 parts Mary Beth refuses to discuss a mother and her two ehildren in a Christmas Day. 10B2. fire. DUANESBURG, N.Y. (UPI) - from his work as a ps.vehic, an (ESPN ) Mazda SponsLook the possibility of her having breast cancer miles west of Albany, bombing, (16) Dr. Gene Scott Gordon L, While. .33, of South Wind.sor. w;is convicted t riday A Baptist minister says his invol­ occupation he has since re­ (HDO) Day to Day Affairs Seven with Chris or her family (60 mm ) Federal inve.stigators called the Bubar was convicted on four sketches written by the masters of co (20) M O V IE . Te n Speed and Brown by a six-member Superior Court jury on three counts of vement in a 1975 Connecticut nounced. The owner of the sponge C$3 New s ALLEY OOP ' by Dave Craue March 1975 blast al the Sponge counts, including arson and inter­ medy are performed Jack Gilford, James Shoe' A con man and a discontented WORK. TOKD/ crim inally negligent homicide and titree counts ol violiding the factory bombing was a "tragedy" state transportation of explosives. factory, who Bubar said was one.if Coco. Jessica Waller young stockbroker are pursued by mem (18) Dr. Gene Scott Rubber Products Co. plant in YIPPEE! YOU I YEAH, BUT FOR HOW LOMG state fire safely code regarding smoke detectors. and a “ mistake." He served time in the federal his clients, was in deep financial ( T M C l M O V IE ; It's Show tim e' A can bors of the American Nazi Party and organ­ (20) W ild. W ild W est GOT IT, MR. r e m a in s T'BE SEEN! J OUTA In his sermon Sunday: the Rev. Shelton. Conn, the largest in the ized crime after they $ 1 million from a The lri;il was believed lo be the first time in Connecticut a trouble. me renditon of ‘Singin’ in the Rain’ is one of (24) CdT) Forum on Black Am erica Six OOP! THIS DANG THING'S

14 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Feb. II, I9B5 Scholastic roundup Mary Decker Slaney forced out by cramp East matmen Coghlan ‘chairman of the boards’ victory and quite possibly the first By Joe Jullano sub-4-minutc 1,500 in women’s United Press International history. But six laps into the race, Slaney was forced to drop out after lose to Prep EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - .developing a cramp in her right There is more to Eamonn Cogh- leg Eiisl Catholic wrestling team Manchester was without Mike lan’s current reign as “ Chairman She showed visible signs of pain was turned back by Fairfield Prep. Taylor, out with the flu, and senior of the Boards" than .superior skill after stepping off the track — 37-15, Saturday at the Eagles' co-captain Frank Hoher. The lat­ and the luck of the Irish. although nowhere near as much as Nest. ter suffered torn ligaments in his Sydney M aree pointed out she displayed following her injury East, 6-6-1. winds up its regular thumb against Enfield. He had a another reason for his dominance at the Olympics — and was clearly season Tuesday at New London 10-2 won-lost record prior to the Saturday night after running the disappointed. High. injury. best indoor mile of his career and Slaney, who holds the women’s Richard Lee and Brian Lynch still coming in second behind world record for the 1,500 as well as won by pin and Mike Manganello Coghlan's blistering finish at the four other world indoor marks, did by decision for East. Indoor track U.S. Olympic Invitational track not speak to reporters after being RetulU — 94- Double tortelt, tOl- Lee meet. examined by meet physicians, but (E C ) Dinned ZInner 2:23, )0e- Mongo- MHS triumphs “ It's not necessarily that Ea­ her coach. Dick Brown, explained nello (E C ) dec. Hlbbert 7-3, 115- Palottella (F P ) dec. Jetf Vlllar 6-3,122- Manchester High indoor track monn is better.”*Maree said, “ but what happened. Ambrose (FP ) dec. Brian Dunn 3-1.129- team turned back a pair of he has it in his head that he's "A s far as we can figure out she Slen (F P ) mol. dec. Thod Terio 17-7, better. On the gun (last) lap. I was was running very weli,” said 135- Bishop (F P ) pinned Roul Vlllor opponents Saturday at the high );5«, 141- Lynch (E C ) pinned Foscolo school, topping Windham by a 67-32 just waiting (or him to pass me. Brown. "N ear the end of the sixth 5:20, 140- Dlonwoll (F P ) sup. dec. count and Platt by a 72-16 "Eamonn is a maniac on these lap, she felt a cramp or twinge in Mortin Lee 28-0, 158- Flaherty (FP) her calf. She went a little further, pinned Kevin RIsCassI 1:37, 170- Tolk difference. boards." (FP) pinned David Lonclano :40, 188- Next outing is Tuesday at the Coghlan’s victory in 3; 52.37, but it didn’t work out. At the finish Tolk (F P ) mal. dec. Mike RIsCassI 13-3, East-West All-Star Meet. nearly three seconds off the indoor we thought it might be a stre.ss Unlimited- Double tortelt. Eli McFolley look the 55- and world record he set on the same fracture. She’s been having prob­ MHS beaten 300-meter da.shes for Manchester.. Meadowlands Arena track two lems with her shins lately.” Paul Toland was also a double years ago, was his 15th straight Another surprise at the meet was Manchester High wrestling winner, taking the 1.000 and 3,000 over the last four years. a more pleasant one. Ruth Wy.socki team was on the short end of two meter runs for the Silk Towners. The 32-year-old native of Ireland outducled Olympic gold medalisi scores Saturday at Clarke Arena. RMults: . . _ ^ has won all seven races he has Maricica Puica of Romania to win 48-6 to St. Bernard's and 54-11 to 55 hurdles: 1. Chang (W ), 2. Bob entered this season, putting to rest the 3,000 meters in 8; 49.93, one of East Hartford High. Castagna (M ) :08.6. 55 dash: 1. McFolley (M ), 2. Chang all questions about him following a seven meel records set. The Indian matmen. 2-11-1. wind (W ),3 . Saba (W ) :04 8. stress fracture last year that "The longer races make it easier UPI photo up regular sea.son action Wednes­ 1000: 1. Toland (M ), 2. VIn LIscomb knocked him out of the Olympics. for me to .set my pace," said day with a make-up bout at (M ), 3. Foufain (W ) 2:41.5. Kathy Rinaldi digs to reach a backhand volley at Lipton 500 :1. Russmon(P),2. AID'Nell (M ), "This just means I have two to go Wy.socki, who was rated the lop Hartford Public at 4 p.m. 3. Chang (W ) 1:11.3. (this season).” Coghlan said. " I ’m U.S. runner at 1..500 meters last International Players Championships where she beat Manchester forfeited three 1500: 1. Moreno (P I, 2. John Comeau 7-for-7, which is really good year. "The mile and 1..500 have a weight classes to both opponents (M ), 3. Erickson tW) 4:19.2. No. 8 seed Zina Garrison 7-5, 6-1 Sunday. 800: 1. Dave Dickson (M ), 2. LIscomb considering what I came off last variety of paces. Tonight I concen­ and went with junior varsity (M ), 3. Tom Lyons (M ) 2:12.5. year. Now I’m looking forward to trated and planned my moves in wre.stlers in three other weight 300: 1. McFolley (M ), 2. O'Nell (M ), San Diego (next weekend) and advance.” categories. "The kids are hanging 3. Donielle (W ) :40.1. 3000: 1. Toland (M ), 2. Mike Barry Herald photo by Tarquinio running three miles at the TAC Wysocki was named the meet’s in their although we have been (M ), 3. Green (W ) 9:34.1. Off day by Lloyd Championships (Feb. 22)." top female athlete. decimated by the forfeits and 4 X 1 lap relay: 1. Manchester (Paul Tournament Saturday at Cheney. Balon went on to win Maree, whose time of 3; 52.40 was Triple Olympic gold medalist recent injuries. But it is tough ," SzatkowskI, O'Nell, McFolley, LIs­ Cheney Tech's Ed Balon is on top of East Hampton’s Bill comb), 2. Windham 3:23.5. this match and take fourth place in his division. the second-fastest indoor mile ever UPI photo Valerie Brisco-Hooks set the said Manchester coach Barry 4X 2 lap relay: I.PIatt, 2. MHS 8:12.5. Prokesch in their 141-pound bout during the COC run by an American, took the lead meet’s only American record, Bernstein. High lump: 1. Lewis (W ),2. Ellis (W ), Mary Decker Slaney tries to work out cramp in her calf still beats Jordan 3. John Odom (M ) 6'4" with three laps to go and held off lowering her week-old mark in the Sophomores Jason Steinbacher Coghlan for most of the final lap. which forced her to drop out of 1500 meter race. She was 400 meters from 52.99 to ,52.63 in Shot put: 1. Killeen (W ), 2, John DELRAY BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - for each player. Down a service (138) and Dwayne Albert (145) Rogers (M), 3. Hinckley (M) 12.24 But Coghlan pulled even with his holding off Diane Dixon. RHAM wins team championship on a world record breaking pace when forced out with Even when No. 2 .seed Chris Evert break in the third set, Bunge drew wrestled well for the Silk Towners. meters. fellow Villanova graduate coming In addition to the new marks Lloyd has an off day, it’s hard to even at 4-all and broke Casale out of the final turn and passed him two laps to go. established by Wysocki and Brisco-Hooks. other meet records beat her. But ninth-.seeded Kathy again in the 12th game. no more than 10 meters from the Wilander bounced from 1-4 in the woman to break four minutes for 4;08.57. were set by Earl Jones in (he 800 in Jordan found out Sunday that when tape. final set to defeat Bob Green 6-3, Cheney second in CO C tourney the indoor 1.500 meters, suffered “ She was right on pace to finish 1; 48.42, Jeff Buckingham in the Evert Lloyd is on top of her game, "He was going so fast on the it’s hard to even play. 4-6, 6-4. The Swt-de had .survived backstretch I couldn't pass him.” another .setback when a leg cramp in 3; .58 or 3; 59." said Dick Brown, pole vault at 18 feet, 8V» inches, Evert Lloyd downed Jordan 6-4. his previous match when leg said Coghlan, who was named the forced her to drop out of the event Slaney's coach at Athletics West. Alice Brown in the women’s 55 in Cheney Tech hosted the Charter 6-4 to step up to the quarterfinals of cramps forced Stefan Simonsson, meet's outstanding male competi­ with two laps to go. "She was disappointing. She said, 6.66 seconds. Joetta Clark in the Oak Conference Wre.stling Tourna­ the $1.8 million International Play­ also of Sweden, to quit in the tor. " I decided to go high on the Slaney, whose celebrated colli­ 'How could this happen? I don't women’s 800 in 2; 02.30 and Vali ment Saturday but the Beavers ers Championships. second game of the third set. tuni and use the catapult effect to sion with Zola Budd knocked her understand;’” lonescu of Rom ania in the couldn't make it a gala day for the "Chris played the best she ever "The key to the match was when pass him at the end.” out of the Olympic 3.000-meter Slaney. who was carried off the women’s long jump at 21-8V<. home club as RHAM High of has again.st m e," .said Jordan, who Green double faulted.” Wilander “ I lost the racebut I feel happy,” final six months ago, began to limp track by her husband, British lonescu, the Olympic silver Hebron took team honors. beat Evert Lloyd in their last said, who won the la.st five games Maree said. " I ran as fast as I on the turn going into the final discus thrower Richard Slaney. medalist, tied American indoor RHAM totaled 180 points to go meeting. "H er passing shots kept with Green double faulting three could.” straightaway and ran about 50 was not available for comment. record holder Carol l4?wis on her home with the team championship me from the net. H I can’t get tothe limes in the seventh game, includ­ Hard-luck Mary Decker Slaney, more meters before stepping off The 26-year-old Slaney took the final jump but won the event on the while Cheney, the defending net. I can’l do anything” ing one at game point. F F the track, clutching her right calf. lead from the outset and it had basis of a better second jump. expected to star with Coghlan as "1 felt 1 had a chance if 1 could champs, had to settle for second Diana Richburg won the race in appeared that .she would coast to Lewis fouled on five of her six Eighth seed Zina Garrison and she sought to become the fir.st serve well,” Green said, " I was place with 1.53 points. Portland jumps. No. 14 seed Pam Casale were High took third place followed by Carl Lewis, Carol’s brother, won knocked from the tournament trying for aces then, but I couldn’t Rocky Hill, Bacon Academy and the special 55-meter dash in 6.15 Sunday, while No. 2 men’s seed finish the wiq against him.” Another upset was registered East Hampton High in the six- seconds, then gave a creditable Mats Wilander of Sweden was able team competition. Labonte cops Busch Clash to reach the fourth round. when Mike Leach defeated 10th- rendition of The Star Spangled seeded Jimmy Arias 7-6,6-3. Arias m There was competition in 13 Banner. Kathy Rinaldi defeated Garrison consecutive Daytona 500 victory, Elliott’s brother Ernie, the team led 6-3 in the first set tiebreaker but weight classes with five Tech By Gary Kale " I was more nervous about the 7-5,6-1, taking a 3-0 lead in the first Yarborough blew an engine in the crew chief, to outhuslle master Ijjach won it 9-7. Leach al.so won E matmen taking individual cham­ United Press International race," Lewis commented on his set and a 4-0 second set lead. E pionships. Five others were 13th lap and a late threat by mechanic Waddell Wilson, who Casale lost 6-2. 2-6. 7-5, to West the last three games of the second finetunes Yarborough’s engines. singing debut. " I practiced it once winners in consolation finals for DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. A Darrell Waltrip was blunted as a Germany’s Bettina Bunge in a set. scoring the only .service break Last year. Yarborough .set the or twice and just came here and did third place. RHAM showed just as dream was shattered for Bill crowd of 65,000 cheered on the match that drew conduct warnings of the match. blistering qualifying pace when he it." much prowess on the mats as the Elliott and a nightmare was popular Labonte. established the old track record of home crew by al.so taking five averted for defending NASCAR " I had my first feeling that I 201.848 in a Chevrolet. This season, individual championships. champion Terry Labonte in Sun­ could win when I knew Cale was he switched to a Ford and still has Rob Snider (101), Mike Sere- ■ day's big prep for next week’s losing water and I wanted to get Wilson handling the cars. dyznski (129), Jeff Stamp (135), Dayton 500 mile race. past him before something else Five other drivers cracked the Matt Regan (141) and Bill Griner Elliott, who envisioned a series happened to him,” said Labonte. B B “ Darrell’s Chevy was my big­ 200 mph barrier in this year’s (1.58) were individual champions of victories ending with the check­ qualifying, marking the 24.')rd time for RHAM. Sachem wrestlers also ered nag in the 500 and a $250,000 gest concern at the end. I kept that figure was reached. Neil UPl photo took a trio of second place finishes. purse, encountered engine trouble. running down low in the corners Bonnett clocked 202.584, A.J. Foyt Cheney’s individual titlists were Despite a late surge, the malfunc­ and I knew I had him." had a 201,275, Dick Brooks a Mark O ’Meara tries to guide the ball to the pin on this Curt Archambeau in the 108-pound tion ruined his bid for the $50,000 Elliott, who ran ragged until the engine coil was changed during a 201.149, David Pearson a 200.370 mlO!AS‘ weight cla.ss. Pete Albert at 115 winner's purse in the Busch Clash shot. It missed, but O'Meara did manage to hold on tor and Labonte a 200.240. pounds. Steve Hccker at 122 of 1984 pole sitters. caution flag, finished third. He and Saturday’s qualifying deter­ win at Hawaii Open. pounds. Roger Dubiel (148) and The previous day, Elliott set a Yarborough drive Fords and ob­ mined only the front row for the Steve Roy (unlimited). The five track lap record of 205 mph in servers rated them the cars to beat Daytona 5Q0 field. Positions from Techmen who garnered third place earning the pole^for the Feb. 17 after they posted the highest three through 40 will be filled by a honors were Larry Ash (94). Daytona 500, eclipsing the 203 set qualifying speeds Saturday, pair of 125-mile qualifying races on O’Meara hangs on Shawn Smith (129), Rob Rygiel earlier in the day by Calc Winner of three races in 1984 and Thursday and efforts by drivers to (135), Joe Baldinger (158) and Yarborough. four pole positions la.st year, Elliott improve on their qualifying times. Chris Rouelle (188). Conversely, Labonte, with a is an early contender for the 1985 An ARCA 200 mile race that was Cheney winds up its regular disappointing seventh best qualify­ NASCAR title, especially if he wins co-feature to Sunday’s Busch, was fc?* Hawaiian win season today at home against ing time, won the jackpot Sunday the $1,2 million Daytona 500. won by Glenn Scars. Bacon Academy and Canton in by sweeping the winner’s purse of It took all the knowhow of HONOLULU (UPI) - Mark earnings also gave him $183,850 for makeup action at 4 o’clock. MUFFLERS $50,000 and the $15,000 prizes 'the year and moved him into first O’Meara knew what he needed to Results: 94- 1. Miller (B A), 2. for leading the fifth, 10th and 15th place in the winning’s ILst, ahead of do to become the first player since Gavry (RH), 3. Ash (CT); 101- laps in the 20-lap race. absent Lanny Wadkins. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. 1983 to win back-to-back PGA Tour Snider (R ), 2, Kulas (RH ), 3. “ Sunday’s car went better than " I knew I ’d have to shoot under tournaments. But he had no idea O’Brien (BA), 108- Archambeau our 500 car,” said Labonte, "and Robert J. Smith, Inc 70 to win,” said O’Meara. Then he what Craig Stadler would do to (C T), 2. Deal (R ), 3. Granger (P ); it’s ironic because we were getting added, “ But who expeebtd Craig to INSURANSMITHS INSUMNSMITHS SINCE threaten his chances. 115- Albert (CT), 2. Benoit (P ), 3. Herald photo by Tarquinio ready to sell it. This Chevy finished do what he did.” Tw o front or j Regan (R); 122- Hecker (CT). 2, second here several times and was O’Meara figured he'd have to What Stadler did was shoot an 1914 Regular two roar w hM li shoot “ under 70" to take the Plona (R), 3. Long (BA); 129- Cheney Tech’s Rob Rygiel has East Rygiel went on to take the match and the only car we had that never won (most cars) eight-under 64. He sUrted with an Seredynski (R ), 2. Franklin (P ). 3. $500,000 Hawaiian Open. eagle on the first hole and added a Hampton’s Tom Mulligan wrapped up in third place. a race.” Entering the final round Sunday, Smith (CT); 135- Stamp (R), 2. Yarborough, whose 1984 Day­ ♦29.” 90 pair of birdies on the next two holes their 134-pound consolation final bout. Regular * Grenier (P), 3. Rygiel (CT); 141- tona qualifying mark fell before O’Meara, a picture of perfection to quickly move to two strokes 649-5241 Regan (R), 2. Parsons (BA). 3. Elliott's amazing speed, led the 65 E. Center Street over the first 54 holes with one behind the leader. Key; CT- Cheney Tech; R- Bartollucci (RH); 148- Dubiel (P), 3, Baldinger (CT); 170- Zikas (R), 3. Rouelle (CT); Busch for the first four laps. eagle, 16 birdies and no bogeys, However, a pair of bogeys over RHAM, RH- Rocky Hill. BA- Bacon Manchester, Ct. THE ECONOMIZER (CT), 2. Sukach (R ), 3. Bruch Mroezka (P ), 2. Jollie (BA), 3. Unlimited-1. Roy (CT), 2. McLean Labonte then swept down low to BRAKE SPECIAL held a four stroke advantage over the next three holes probably cost Academy, P- Portland. (BA); 1,58- Griner (R), 2. Leary Madera (RH); 188- Kuhn (RH ),2. (RH), 3. Kizer (BA). gain a lead he never relinquished. Jim Simons and Larry Nelson, him the tournament. Stadler fin­ DRUM BRAKES A three time Grand National MUFFLER DISC BRAKES As it turned out, O’Meara's ished the front nine with two more (Front A lia) (Front or roar aalo) closing 69 was just enough to hold champion gunning for his third birdies and added four more on the • Free 4-wtieel brake • free 4-vwheel brake off Craig Stadler. Mattatuck in town tonight back nine, including the last three INSTALLATION INCLUDED inspection inspection holes, and could do no more but • Replace shoes w th new From out of the pack, six strokes The Economizer muffler from Midas fits • Replace pads with new behind at the start of the round. wait for O’Meara’s performance. Barber cops guaranteed disc pads guaranteed linings Stadler stormed over the 6,881- O’Meara, the second leading most American-made cars and trucks. Your • Resurface rotors • Resurface drums yard Waialae Country Club Course money winner last year, did not Roxbury squads handle M CC cagers satisfaction with this product is assured. • Replace grease seals • Inspect wheel cylinders falter. He played'his front nine in Seniors title I • Inspect and repack • Inspect hold do w n and made it a close finish, ending springs one shot behind O'Meara. one-under 35. including his first The good news is that the was outscored 19-6 over the next Amy Glazer paced MCC with 18 12, Winston Brooks 11 3-5 25, Josh virheel bearings FORT PIERCE, Fla. (UPI) - • Inspect calipers • Lubricate backing plates O'Meara, who won the Bing bogey of the tournament on the undefeated Roxbury Community nine minutes. Derek King pumped points, while Doreen Gagnon and Corlett 1 1-2 3, Bob Lacy 0 0-0 0, Paul Armelln 1 041 2, Mike Martin 2 2-2 4, M iller Barber surged into conten­ Guarantee: The Economizer Muffler is • Inspect hydraulic system • Inspect hydraulic system Crosby National Pro-Am last fourth hole, but then birdied the College basketball team went back in 20 points and Cliff Valentine Sue Donnelly contributed 12 and 11, Mike Edwards 2 0-1 4, Totals 2510-19 OO. tion with three birdies in the first • Lubricate caliprer anchors • Readjust brakes week, wound up at 21-under-par 267 13th and 17th — an “ aggressive respectively. warranted by Midas for one year from the to Boston after routing its Man­ added 19 to lead the winners. five holes Sunday and went on to • Road test and $90,000 in the bank. The 30-footer” — to sew it up. R OXBURY (105) — Shirley Sntlth 1 date of installation and wilj be replaced • Inspect fluid levels chester Community College coun­ Winston Brooks canned a game- Somebody’s streak will be 0-0 2, Chuela Aaron 0 OO 0, NIcev win a $200,000 PGA seniors The Total Fitness Center • A d d fluid if required terpart Saturday night at East broken when MCC hosts winless high 25 points for Manchester. Jackson 11-2 3, Debbie Blllock 9 8-1224, tournament. free of charge if it fails during this periixJ. • Road test Catholic. Mount Ida College of Newton. LInnette Tucker 7 5-8 19, Theresa for Brimmage 8 4-4 20, Jeannine Mercer 5 A final round of 3-under-par 69 • Metallic pads extra The bad news is that Mattatuck Roxbury also handed the winless Mass! at East Catholic at 6 p.m. 01 10, Cindy Fisher 12 1-3 25, Totals 43 gave Barber a 211 total and a one Men and Women Quarantss: Midas brake shoes and disc brake pads are Low-key Sheehan Community College, with 59 con- Cougar women’s team their sev­ R O XaUR Y (N ) — Robert AAalonev 3 19-30 105. stroke decision over Orville warranted lor as long as you own your American or foreign sectutive wins, is in town tonight. 1-4 7, Derek King 8 4-4 20, Tim Walker 2 enth successive defeat Saturday 5-7 9, Erick Woodfolk 11-23, Al Jordan 0 MCC (M) — Sue Donnelly 4 3-9 11, Moody, who finished with his All Women Train FREE car, van or light truck (under 14,OCX) lbs.) II they ever wear out, The 3-13 Cougars dropped their night, a 105-48 thrashing. The 0-0 0, Clift Valentine 7 5-7 19, Jerry Karen Daley 0 0-0 0, Corlenne Steven­ second straight 71 of the tourna­ new Midas brake shoes or pads will be installed withoul sixth straight Saturday, 80-60. to Express, which features a quartet Davis 7 2-2 14, Jay Johnson 3 0-2 4, son 0 OO 0, Shannon Brown 1 1-2 3, on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14th charge lor the shoes or pads or the labor to Install the shoes Totals 31 18-28 80. ment for a 212. impresses Lopez Roxbury’s 17-0 express. of players over six feet tall, upped Doreen GagnonOOl 12, Jean ZImmerO or pads Additional parts and/or labor required to restore the MCC (40) — Bernie Alemanv 3 0-1 4, 0-0 0, Joanne Denault 2 04) 4, Amy Lee Elder three-putted the last Offer expires: 3/11/85 system to operational condition are extra MCC, which led at the half, 32-31. its mark to 15-2. Ken Cooper 1 0-0 2, Tony Peoples 4 4-8 Glozer 4 1012 18, Totals 17 14-24 48. hole (or a 73-213 third-place finish Bv Ira Kaufman career triumph earned her $30,000 and Don January, the leader for Special Bloomfield 243-9430 Manchester 646-6606 Torrington 482-7647 United Press International and the utmost respect from the first two rounds, whiffed a shot Branford 481-2388 Middletown 347-9100 Wfallingford 265-0953 Lopez. on the 17th hole, took a double­ Bristol 582-7983 New Britain 224-9137 Wateroury 757-0339 Two Months For *36 New Haven 865-6111 SARASOTA, Fla. — In her own USFL players talking about a strike bogey 6 for 75-214 and fourth place. E. Hartford 289-9315 steady, low-key manner, Patty "Patty hits the ball very crisply At one time Sunday, all (our had Enfield 745-0305 New London 447-1711 WWo Hartford r ^ r r “*^522:omo a a H i i z i Sheehan has made an impression and can hit any shot well,” said And Your Valentine Groton 445-8129 Norwich 889-8433 West Haven 934-2626 word. been tied at 5-under. on Nancy Lopez. Lopez, the 1978 champion here at DENVER (UPI) - After meet­ Doug Allen visited with Gold Allen, but was non-binding. If a Hamden 248-6327 Rocky HU ^ -1 5 9 7 WWimantic 456-1766 "The big mistake if you're a pro The tournament is known as the Sheehan emerged victorious in a the 6,128-yard Bent Tree course. ing with the Denver Gold, the players at their Northridge, Calif., strike was ordered, the players Receives Two Months FREE N. Hartford 246-4828 Southington 621-9333 S.Hartf^ 246-5127 sports owner is to think these guys Sunrise Seniors Classic. “ classic confrontation” with "Whether she’s down or not, she’s executive director of the USFL's training site on Friday to update would once again vote to decide FOR NEW MEMBERS ONLY want to play so bad that they’ll The victory, worth $30,000, Lopez Sunday, dropping in an still battling. I figure she’ll be the Players Association again reiter­ them on the latest news. The whether to walk out or not. OFFER EXPIRES 2-16-85______FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES never put down their tools and moved Barber past Arnold Palmer 8-foot birdie putt on 18 for a player to beat this year.” ated that if a collective bargaining players met for nearly an hour and "The response has been over­ walk off the job.” in combined career earnings (or 519 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester one-stroke victory in the $200,000 Betsy King had a 70. including an agreement cannot be reached with took a secret ballot on whether to whelming as a group," said Allen, Opening Soon However, Gold players seemed the PGA Tour and the Senior PGA Sarasota Classic. eagle 3 on No. 9. to tie for third at management, the players will empower the union’s board of who was making his ninth stop on a ■ Tour. Palmer, who did not play in to disagree with Allen, reasoning 646-3^1 Vernon Sheehan had six birdies and no 282 with Jane Blalock, who had strike before the start of the representatives to call a strike. tour of the 14 USFL camps. "The the tournament, has earned that a strike would all but cause the bogeys in a tournament-low 66 for a four birdies on the back nine en regular season, newspapers in The vote taken by the Gold players are willing to fight for their league to fold. $2,330,667. total of 10-under-par 278. Her 13th route to a 67 Sunday. Denver reported Saturday. players was tabulated later by needs. You can’t be afraid of the

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16 - MANCHF.STKR HERALD. Monduv. Feb. II, 1985 ■ ■ ■ ■ _____------w .w .r.v.v. Advice Girl’s ‘perfect love’ already has a wife

DEAR ABBY: I met a terrific She telephoned a few days later, Everything we eat, breathe and guy last summer. It was love at asking where we had our cabinets absorb through out skin has to be first sight. “ Frankie’ told me he made because she wanted some cleared by the liver. This remarka­ worked for Boeing out of Seattle Dear made exactly like ours for her ble organ has the job of removing and lived with a couple of buddies home. the poisons from what we take in from work. We saw each other only Abby How can 1 tactfully tell her that and converting the remainder into /• we had ours custom-made becau.se useful chemicals vital to our body No more books two evenings a week and Saturday Abigail afternoons because he said he was we wanted cabinets that were functions. We should think twice taking some classes at night. Van Buren different from everybody else’s? before overloading our livers with St. James School student Kara tors alcohol, drugs (prescribed as well Renaissance Ensemble Company performs Friday. The a«ors Everything was perfect until I Abby, please don't tell me that saw his car parked in a shopping imitation is the sincerest forgi of as over-the counter) and ci­ told a story about a futuristic society where books are b a n n ^ in mall last Sunday, so 1 waited flattery. I ’m not flattered. I ’m... garettes o r chemicals inhaled one scene. Veronica Brenckle sits atop Garnett Myers around to see him, and a woman TICKED OFF from the environment. Like the old came along, op en ^ the car with DEAR HURTING: Tell Frankie IN SCRANTON, PA. washing machine that is over­ while Wnedy Dubois uses her fingers to describe one forbidden loaded every day, the “ motor” her keys and started to get in. that a man is entitled to only one book. "Charlotte’s Web." In another scene. Veronica Brenckle could burn out without warning. I asked her what she was doing wife at a time and he already has DEAR TICKED OFF: Tell her We remind you to love your liver reads a forbidden book. The drama troupe’s visit marked the end with Frankie’s car, and she said his, so to leave you alone. And yes, just as you told me. And don’t today so you can live to love of Catholic Schools’ Week. she was his wife! I nearly had a a man can love two women at the hesitate to inform her that the heart attack, then I started to cry same time, but it could be craftsman who made your ca­ tomorrow. We’d be happy to send informa­ and told her the truth about me and hazardous to his health. binets can custom-made some for Frankie. She was very nice and her that will be just as lovely — but tion on caring for your liver to Herald pholoa by Tarquinlo said I wasn’t the first girl he’s done DEAR ABBY: My husband and I different. anyone who sends us a large, self-addressed, stamped (22 cents) that to, but she was hanging in just moved into a new home. envelope. Write to: American there because they had two darling Everyone who comes here ad­ DEAR ABBY: "Alone in Flor­ children. She also told me that mires it because it’s so beautifully ida” didn’t know his wife had Liver Foundation, 998 Pompton Ave., Cedar Grove, N.J. 07009. Frankie didn’t work at Boeing; he decorated and unique. We had damaged her liver drinking beer — THELMA KING THIEL worked in a sawmill. some special cabinets custom- until it was too late. Please remind Abby, he told me he loved me and made for us. An acquaintance was your readers once again that the even asked me to marry him. Can a here, saw the cabinets and raved non-complaining liver will proba­ Sri Lanka was formerly Ceylon, man love two women at once? about how beautiful they were. bly not give them any warning that which used to be called Serendip. (We told her at the time they were it is in trouble until the damage is That's where we got the word What shall I do? UPI photo HURTING handmade (or us.) far advanced. "serendipity.” Her long, stringy brown hairgone, Emmylou Harrisstarts a new phase in her career. The three-time Grammy Medication eases pain of arthritis winner has a batch of new songs ready for her fans. of these medicines in large amounts Dyazide. Isn’t one of these medica­ DEAR . DR. LAMB - I have tions sufficient to do the job? osteoarthritis in the knee. The doctor may erode the stomach lining and DEAR READER - All diuretics prescribed four 400-mllligram Rufen cause stomach irritation. Some may even cause bleeding. It has been sug­ are not the same. The only thing ‘New’ Emmylou piUs a day. He said it was so the Your many have in common is the fact that osteoarthritis won’t spread. Do I have gested that large doses taken regular­ ly for a long time may damage the they eliminate water through the to take them every day? I have no Health kidneys. ’This is usually done by caus­ pain and very slight swelling in only kidneys in some patients. Osteoarthritis is helped by not ing the kidneys to eliminate sodium. goes on the road one ankle. I have to chop the tablets Lawrence The amount of sodium salt in the up because I can’t swallow a whole overusing the joints involved. It is A Lamb, M.D. also important to have a stretching body controls the body water under one. I read that these pills treat swell­ By Jim Lewis Technically, she has some hea­ program to maintain flexibility and normal circumstances. The concen­ vyweight backup. Dolly Parton ing and pain. tration of sodium chloride in the fluid United Press International Can my problem get worse if I to do enough exercise to maintain and Linda Ronstadl help her on the muscle strength. ' outside the body cells, as in the blood-' r don’t take the pills? Would taking NASHVILLE, Tenn, - Emm y­ background vocals. To help you understand your stream, is approximately the same as them every other day be OK, or would medicines that help control pain and In the album's title song the the concentration of salt in sea water. lou Harris, a three-time Grammy two a day be better? It’s a chore for inflammation, somewhat like aspirin. disease, and what is and is not useful heroine finds things disagreeable in treating it, I am sending you The To preserve that exact concentration, winner in the folk corner of country me to take four a day. Most can irritate the stomach, just as in her native South Dakota and all Health letter 20-2, Osteoarthritis; the body will retain water if one music, is poised to launch a new I was toking them with water, but aspirin can. she wants to do is get away. Sally, Degenerative Joint Disease. Others retains sodium and will eliminate pha.se of her creative career. the druggist said I should take them ^ e s e preparations do not prevent like Emmylou Harris, is skilled on who want this issue can send 75 cents water if one eliminates sodium. She’s written new .songs. And with milk so I don’t harm my stom­ the spread or treat underiying the rhythm guitar and she gets a osteoarthritis. All they do is relieve with a long, stamped, self-addressed However, some diuretics also cause that long stringy brown hair is ach. job in a band. pain and inflammation. Your arthritis envelope for it to me in care of this the body to lose potassium through gone. I ’m 70 and I still like to walk. One verse goes: "She played would not get any worse if you didn’t newpapaer, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City the kidneys. Other diuretics, such as The "new” Emmylou Harris, DEAR READER - Perhaps you Dyazide, conserve potassium or even who left California for Nashville in around town 'til she opened the have misunderstood your doctor. take any m ^icine at aii. Station, New York, NY 10019. DEAR DR. LAMB — I have been cause the kidneys to retain it. By giv­ the fall of 1983 for a belter writing show "F or a high-rollin’ singer up Rufen is a trade name for ibuprofen, If you do not have pain or inflam­ taking diuretics for some years, as ing both diuretics when needed, a atmosphere, sat very still at from Tupelo "H e saw her in the which is now being advertised under mation, you don’t need medicine to have many of my friends. I am 72. A proper balance of potassium can be Warner Bros. Records conference lights and he give her a hand "N ext different trade name in 200 milli­ control pain and inflammation. F On the negative side, persistent use couple of my friends are also taking maintained. room and answered questions thing Sally knew she was one of the F gram sixes. It is one of many newer thoughtfully. band.” "W hy did I cut my hair? Why, it “ This is my first album since my was pretty hard being 37 years old (very) first album, that starts Thoughts wearing a pony tail.” she laughed. completely from scratch,” Harris About Town Harris, a native of Birmingham, said. "All the songs were written Ala., who reached fame on the for this project. The ideas came Chaplaincy West Coast, begins a 22- city tour in from as long as seven years ago.” The album is the effort of Harris Rec offers classes Manchester Memorial Hospital February with a sold-oul concert in and British writer- producer Paul E is committed to the care of the Nashville. The tour take her to both ' Manchester Recreation Department has openings E Kennerley. whole person in times of injury and coasts, the Southwest, the Midwest in several of its workshops. The department is The project took off-and-on illness. It is often a time of fear and and winds up at the Lincoln Center accepting registration for Country Goose Applique about two years. The embryo M i anxiety, of emptiness and depres­ in New York in April. Then she will workshops which will start Feb. 14 and run for three began forming in 1978 in South sion, of shame, guilt and anger, rest for a couple of weeks before Thursdays from 9:30 to 11; 30 a.m. at Highland Park Dakota when Harris’ road man­ and of loneliness and isolation. embarking on another couple of School, 397 Porter St. ager used "Sally Rose” as an These are crises of the human months “ standard bus tour.” The fee will be $13. Basket worshops, costing $7 a affectionate nickname. spirit which can be treated with The two tours are separate session, are held on Tuesday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at But she says it is not faith and trust, hope and commit­ because in the first she will Highland Park School. For more information, call autobiographical. ment, forgiveness and reconcilia­ concentrate on promoting her B 647-3089. "Think of it as a sound track B tion and an experience of "country opera” performance, which is the way she describes her without the movie. Most of the belonging. song.s can stand on their own but Adults learn to read Patients as well as their loved new album. they could augment a particular Joan North of Preston has been named eastern ones experience these crises and She will basically perform some story. I was worried whether the regional coordinator (or Literacy Volunteers of can employ religious resources to of her older songs in the first part of songs stand together,” she said. Connecticut. Her region includes Manchester. She bring, about healing. Sometimes the promotional show, and, after a will manage in-service academic programs, observe this means cure or relief of lO-minute break, will sing in its "There is a little bit of me in tutor training workshops and provide management suffering but it may mean a new entirity "The Ballad of Sally everything f write, but Sally Rose support and technical assistance. sense of wholeness and peace in the Rose,” her new LP which music is purely fictional: a way for me to Her office is at the Adult Learning Center, 21 Valley midst of suffering and in the face of PR types call a “ concept album.” say some things I ’ve needed to Lymph cancer worries officials St., Willimantic 06226. Adults interested in becoming death. It themes love lost, love found, say,” she says. Groups can raise Clip ‘n’ file refunds literacy volunteers or who need help learning to read, The Department of Pastoral heartbreak and the emotions in write or speak English may call Literacy Volunteers Care, staffed by two trained, between. It's heartland America Harris says she feels comforta­ Cereals, Breakfast Products Stygars observe 50th toll free at 1-800-345-READ. full-time hospital chaplains, as­ with a fantastic beat. The heroine ble and very happy in Nashville bucks with refunds Baby Products (File I) is a country entertainer, and some since she came to concentrate on AIDS takes on new disguises Jacob and Clara Stygar of Bolton are sisted by several ministers of the pucharist, direct and facilitate say it’s Emmylou Harris. writing. Clip out this file and keep it with similar WATES mark Valentine’s celebrating the 50 years of their this ministry from within the By Martin Sloane I cash-off coupons — beverage refund Offers with weight loss, fatigue and big lymph nodes and these Bv Delthia Ricks Manchester Women's Association to Enjoy Slim­ marriage. They were married Feb. 9, United Feature Syndicate | beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting symptoms may go on for years,” Levine said. hospital. United Press International ming, WATES, will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the needed proofs of purchase while looking for For many patients, antibodies may be developed 1935, at Sacred Heart Church, New D EAR M ARTIN: Can refunding work for an ] Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. Members will get Rev. Ernest S. Harris the requ ir^ forms at the supermarket, in against the AIDS virus but because the virus is live, it Britain. They have a MD^two daughters LOS ANGELES — The deadly disease AIDS may be weighed from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Chaplain organization? We think we can raise money for our newspapers and magazines, and when trading can be passed onto others who have no defenses group, but we don't really know how to get started or developing in some homosexual men in the form of Pat Corcoran and her committee will be in charge of and three grandcHildfen. ' Manchester Memorial Hospital with friends. Offers may not be available in all against it, Levine said. organize ourselves. Can you send us a “ how-to” lymphatic cancers never before associated with the areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive “ Live virus has been reported in the blood of P G L a Valentine program. pamphlet or some suggestions? Any help would be AIDS virus, a new study has revealed. each refund. Dr. Alexandra M. Levine, a blood and cancer patients at the same time antibodies were present. Degree team at Masons greatly appreciated. th e following refund offers are worth $14.39. Fortunately for many patients, PG L may go on for a JUDY CHURCH, FORT WAYNE, IND. specialist at the University of Southern California, YWCA offers counseling Manchester Masons, Lodge 73, will portray the Cinema This week's refund offers have a total value of found AIDS victims may develop rare lymphomas — long time and not progress into AIDS,” Levine said. Sondra Kronick-Carey, who has a master’s degree master mason degree Tuesday after the 7:30 p.m. $20.69. Initial results of her ongoing study have been D E AR JUDY: I don't know of any printed cancers of the lymph system — that proliferate in marriage, family and child counseling, will give business meeting at the Masonic Temple. The degree This offer does not require a refund form: presented at a meeting of the American Society of Eoit HarMord information concerning group refunding. But many throughout the body. private counseling at the Nutmeg Branch, YWCA, 78 team will consist of past masters of the lodge with Eastwood Pub g Clnoma — The JOHNSON’S $1 Trial Offer. P.O. Box Ull, Hematology, and additional results are scheduled to organizations are asking their members to contribute “ The Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta has a James A. Stratford presiding in the east. Colton Club (R) 7:15. Ridgely, MD 21681. Receive a $1 coupon on be published in professional journals. N. Main St. Pbor Richard's Pub g Clntmo— The their refunds, and are helping them to be more very specific definition for AIDS,’’ Levine explained. She will help people deal with depression, anxiety, Cotton Club (R) 7:15, 9:30. Johnson's Baby Cornstarch. Send the Universal efficient refunders. Although much of this is by trial “ This is basically showing signs of certain infections women’s issues, drug and alcohol abuse, eating Showcoso Cinemas — A Passage to Product Code number from any package of new No dues for overeaters Indio (PG) 1, B. - The Falcon and the and error, here are some pointers on how it can be or development of Kaposi’s sarcoma,” a soft-tissue disorders, divorce, separation, single parenting, extra-absorbent Johnson’s Baby Cornstarch, Snowman (R) — The cancer. -bereavement, loss and infertility. Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday in the Killing Fields (R) 1:30, 7, 9:45. — A done. plus the register tape with the purchase price Each member of the group is asked to look for u s e researchers found AIDS victims who suffered Evening and weekend appointment and morning cafeteria-meeting room of Manchester Memorial Nlghtmore on Elm Street (R) 1:45,7:45, circled. Expires May 31, 1985. to — Beverly Hills Cop (R) 1.7:20,9:30. refund forms in stores, magazines and newspapers rare cancers such as Burkitt’s lymphoma and child care are available. For more information or an Hospital. Newcomers will be welcomed at 7:30 p.m. These offers require refund forms: — Mrs. Solfel (PG-13) 1:45, 7:30, 9:50 and turn them in to the group's refunding committee. immunoblastic sarcoma. The victims showed a appointment, call the YWCA at 647-1437. and a speaker will begin at 8 p.m. There are no dues, _ Witness (R) 1:45, 7:30, 10. --T u ff G ENERAL M ILLS Cinnamon Toast Crunch Service Notes An energetic committee is vital. prevalence of the cancers at a rate several times that fees or weigh-ins. Turf (R) 1, 7:45, 10. — Protocol (PG) T-Shirt Offer. Send the required refund form and 1:15,7:15, 9:15. The committee prepares a weekly or biweekly list of seen in the general population. five Cinnamon Toast Crunch Universal Product Monebesfer the proofs of purchase required for the refund forms Burkitt’s lymphoma appears as a mass on the jaw Marshall speaks to AARP UA Thooferi East — Heaven Help Us Code symbols for each T-Shirt ordered. There is they receive, and distributes it to the members. or in the abdomen. Immunoblastic sarcoma is a Lechausse in NATO drill Services give health tests (R) 7:20, 9:20. — The Flamingo Kid no limit on this offer. This offer is available while Khambrel Marshall of WFSB Channel 3 will (PG-13) 7:15, 9:25. — Pinocchio (G) Members save up these proofs of purchase and turn cancer of white blood cells forming part of the COVENTRY — The Community Health Care supplies last. PFC. Ralph E. Lechausse, son of Elwood Lechausse describe broadcasting sports to the American 7:10, 9. them in at meetings. Then the committee puts immune system. Services will hold office hours at the Town Hall Vernon International P L A Y T E X $2 Refund. Send the of 64 Tanner St., was involved in a NATO-sponsored Association of Retired Persons 1275 on Wednesday at togethei* the mail-in refund forms with the required “ Lymphoma impiies 10 to 15 different kinds of Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. to give blood pressure Cine 1 g 2 — Pinocchio (G) 4:15. — required refund form and the Universal Product exercise by participating in the Army’s return of 1:30 p.m. at South United Methodist Church, Hartford The Cotton Club 8. — Johnny Danger­ proofs of purchase and redistributes them to the disease and in the general population these cancers checks, tine tests for tuberculosis, and throat Code symbols from the Playtex Baby Nurser, forces to Germany. He is a combat engineer with the Road and South Main Street. ously (PG-13) 7:10, 9:15, membership to address and mail in. When the refunds occur most frequently among older people, primarily cultures. Windsor plus the register tape. Expires April 1, 1985. 197th Infantry Brigade at Fort Benning, Ga. Marshall wili provide insights into gathenng, come back, members donate the money to the in their sixties," Levine said, aithough Burkitt’s For more information, call the ervices at 228-9428. Ploio — Dune (PG-13) 7:15. JOHNSON’S Swabs Buy 1-Get 1 Free Offer. preparing and presenting sports news. lymphoma strikes children. organization. Receive a store coupon for one free Johnson’s “ We have found that among homosexual men, the Air Force honors Benoit Swabs 100s up to a $1.39 maximum value. Send the cancers are occurring in peopie who are much D EAR M ARTIN: Is there any way you can let required refund form and the Universal Product staff S^. Keith A. Benoit, son of Ruth E. Benoit of younger, primariiy in their 20’s and 30’s,“ she said. readers know which stores are offering double Code symbol from Johnson’s Swabs 100s. Expires 1899 Main St., Coventry, and Keith E. Benoit of: “ That has ied us to believe the lymphomas are f Em pire coupons? It would be a real service. March 1, 1985. Tucson, Ariz., has been named outstanding non-- , associated with the HTLV-3 virus — the same virus y TERRY KRASKA, MANVILLE. N.J. JOHNSON’S $1 Baby Shampoo Refund Offer. commissioned officer of the year for Fort Leonard 5^V-' '-'/v i oVe' that (scientists beiieve) causes AIDS.” Send the required refund form and two Universal Wood, Mo. He is a data communications supervisoif Brass The u s e study has also shown, that even though . - . mi DEAR T E R R Y : This column is written approxi­ Product Cc^e symbols from Johnson’s Baby with the U.S. Army Information Systems Command. 11 1 11,1 lymphomas tend to develop in the lymph nodes and mately four weeks prior to the time it appears in this Shampoo, 16-ounce size or larger. Expires Feb. sod glands of non-homosexuals, the cancers manifested in newspaper. Even if grocers gave me advance 28 1985 in concert 2 0 ^ ' different sites in homosexual and bisexual men, such Q a<'«' V d " a\ai ' warning that double coupons were coming, by the McGRUFF “ G” Team Child Safety Kit Offer. Walseman reports for duty 331 Center St., Manchester as in the rectum, brain and kidney. time the announcement appeared in my column, the Send the required refund form and four different Marine 2nd Lt. Charles E. Walseman, whose wife,- The cancers retained the cellular and structural Saturday, February 16th double-coupon offer probably would have expired. Universal Product Code symbols from these Leslie, is the daughter of Barbara and Stanley c!' characteristics of lymphomas, Levine said. Not long ago, I wrote about a number of participating Big "G” cereals: Trix, Lucky Weinberg of 157 Pitkin St., reported for duty with the BdO P.M. Levine and her team of researchers have also Early Bird Specials TIckiU: $7581850. ISJU supermarkets in Southern California that offered to Charms, Cocoa Pu^fs, Pac-Man, Franken Berry, 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps Air Station,' studied 40 homosexual men with enlarged lymph Clll 6476043 tor ntirviltota double their competitors’ newspaper-advertisement Count Chocula and Boo-Berry. Expires April 30, Cherry Point, N.C. Mrs. Weinberg is the mayor of. Tubs, thru Thun. 5 p.m. — 7 p.m. 6mp Rita Avilibli nodes suffering a syndrome known as persistent double coupons. Because they all did it at the sarne 1985 or while supplies last. Manchester. generalized lymphadenopathy or PGL. Lowe Program Center time, there were no coupons to double. I said that this Here’s a refund form to write for: A $2 coupon. Walseman joined the Marines in May 1983. “ About 30 percent of the homosexual men who come All Items on Manchester Community College could be the end of double coupons in that area. Sure Save $2 on TYLENOL, P.O. Box 4698, Monticello, Sheraton Hartibrd Hotel to use for treatment have enlarged lymph nodes,” Menu except Exit 92 off 1-84 and follow signs Sheraton Hotels. Inns & Resorts WorkJwide enough, by the time the column appeared, most of the MN 55365. This offer expires Feb. 28,1985. While $C95 Coeponeored by the OreMer Hartford Dance Conaortlun MenttiesW CkxivnunMy Colege Ihe ricrtpitniity people of ITS Levine said. “ I believe the condition is quite common same stores were making double-coupon offers again. Waiting for the form, save the entire carton from Cyr completes training 'Steak and Shrimp. Funded In part by Tt>e Connecltcut Commfaaion on the Arta. Trumbull Street at Civic Center Plaza, for homosexual men who have probably been exposed . % ^ w r d w k o and the National Endowment for the Arta, dirough ao BtdwsI Street Hartford. Connectfcut 06103 • 200-728-6151 The best way to ensure that you don't miss double any Regular or Extra-Strength Tylenol product, Pvt. Normand J. Cyr Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. The New England Foundation for the Arta Menctweter, Oxnectlcut 06040 coupons is to watch the supermarket advertisements except 8s, 10s or 12s, plus the cash-register receipt to the HTLV-3 virus.” “ The data is consistent that PG L may be the usual Normand Jr. Cyr Sr. of 150 Ross Ave., Coventry, has in this newspaper and check the posters in the store with the purchase price circled. completed basic training at Fort Dix, N.J. windows. illness caused by the virus, creating fever, sweats. MANCHESTER HERAljp. Monday. Feb. 11. 1985 - 19 18^-MANCH KSTP:R HERALD. Mond;iv. Feb II. IflBS LOOK FOR THE STARS. . . C lassified... . .6 4 3 '2 7 1 1 Business Opportunities 22 Store/Ottice Spocc Household Goods For advertisements to be Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get nuiices Situation Wonted 23 Resort Property A/tisc tor Sole Rates published Monday, the dead­ Lost/F ound...... 01 Employment Into 24 Misc lor Rent Home ond Garden Minimum Charge: line IS 2:30 p m on Friday Personols 02 Instruction 25 Wanted to Rent Pets $3.00 for one day Announcements . 03 Roommates Wanted Musical Items P e r W o r d : better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a Recreotionoi items 1-2 da vs 20C Read Your Ad Real Estate Antiques 3 5 do vs 18C Classified advertisements . Homes^ tor . Sale c I 31 Services Tag Sales 6 da ys 16C are taken by telephone os o * difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, Financial condominiums 32 Services Ottered Wanted to Duv 26 da ys 12C convenience w ,, Lots/Lond lor Sole 33 Pointing/Paoerinq H appy Ads: The Manchester Herald is i 0 Investment Property 34 Building/Contractmg $3 00 per column inch responsible only fo r one incor ^ 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. iF- _____ rnle up to preaeni salary of time evening. Ideal for HDMES Separate driveway. weeks to 5 years of age In Ranges - clean, guaran­ after 5pm. $26.690 00. excelleni bonefita. housewives, students, or Available mid March. teed, parts and service. M e d iO Town Manaoer/Council form of FDR SALE our warm, pleasant, 1967 MERCURY MON­ $450 monthly and secur­ Positions available: overnment. Perfofma a variety Of anyone who needs an home-llke setting. Weare Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, MENS SKI BOOTS - Size TEGO MX- Floor shift. ^ v il EngineertnQ and Supervisory extra $75 to $125 weekly. 8 ity. 643-1442. San, 649 Main Street, work In planning, destgrvng and MANCHESTER SECURE a fully licensed, full ser­ 9/10 Switzerland "Henke" Mag wheels. Good condi­ B Waitor — Waitress M a rb P supervising construction of struc* positions. Call Mr. Bur­ STORAGE GARAGE In vice Oaycare and if you 643-2171. ______Brand. $25. Phone 643- tion. $1,200. Call anytime luree artd public facilities such as B ton at 647-9946. Positions SPARKLING CLEAN - Prescrifjtions -PLUS buildings, roads.drainage sys* convenient residential would like to find out 5873. after 12:00 noon, 643-8820. Call 643-2711 Cook terns, bfldges. channels. ar$d won't last long. Two bedroom apartment neighborhood. $50 per more about our concept OLD TABLE - Folds shut. dams. Provides engineering con­ 26" high, 24" wide, 24" sultation and asststance to town In quiet area. $475 month. Call 633-6331. of child Daycare and to 1981 FOUR DOOR Production — Utility CLERKS — Day or Evening departments, boards and cc im is* MANCHESTER - By monthly, plus utilities. see what "Affordable long. Stripped, ready to HONDA ACCORD - New slona Graduation from an ac­ owner. Exceptional be stained. $25.00. Call Medi Mart has immediate openingsf or credited college or university with Call Carol 289-4331. Have you reod today's Daycare" means to you, PETS tires. 5 speed, Air condi­ clerks in our Manchester store. If you a B S degree In Civil Engineering newer 6 room Colonial. 3 call us at Grandmothers 646-1625. tioning, power steering, Must be over 18 years of age and and registration as a profesaional Bedrooms, FIreplaced Classified section? It con­ enjoy variety, relate well to people and er>glneer under section 20*302 of tains hundreds of Inter­ House Inc. 646-9608. power brakes. Excellent have dependable transportation. Connecticut General Statutes Living Room, Formal Soft Knit Vest ‘------19" ZENITH COLORED condition, Inside and out. require minimal supervision, consider TELEPHONE RECEP­ Dining Room., Eat-In Kit­ esting offers. 643-2711. TV - Needs some adlust- MANCHESTER DOG this opportunity. Experience in greet­ Resumes should be submitted to TIONIST In Inventory WEDDING INVITA­ OBEDIENCE CLASS - Regular maintenance, David L. Berner chen, 1'/2 Baths, Finished TIONS - Top quality - 20% Ing. $50 or best otter. $5,000. Coll Joe days 659- ing cards, cashiering, supervisory control, part time 3 nights Rec Room, Fenced Yard. Telephone 649-3893. Starting a new beginners No experience required. Town Manager and Saturdays. Must Versatile DISCOUNT! Will also class March 4th. Must 1311; evenings 643-9972. skills, etc., is preferred. All shifts are 1712 Main Street Principals only. $91,500. come to your home. Call Coventry, Conn, 06238 have pleasant telephone 649-1373. sign up ahead. Call Chuck Q o TA, For interview call manager for ap­ available. manner and good figure tor day or evening ap­ 568-1356. Closing date for application is pointment. Announce­ MISCELLANEOUS pointment. For an appointment, please apply in February 22. 1965 aptitude. Call 647-9997 be­ person to Mr. BernieTabol, Store Ma­ tween 10 and 2. ments By Nancy, 659- FOR SALE 3054. nager, West Middle Turnpike & Broad CDNDDMINIUMS 1 GLASTONBURY ROCKY HILL Street, Manchester, Monday-Friday, FULL TIME DRIVER & 1979 DODGE OMNI - 4 FDR SALE door, standard, 62,000 563-1983 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., or call 649-8899. RECEPTIONIST/ STOCK CLERK - Excel­ 1 633-2895 PAINTING/ CAR RADIO — Excellent PUPPY "KINDER­ miles, clean. Good condi­ BOOKKEEPER lent opportunity tor ad­ condition. High powered. Must be experienced. Appty PAPERING GARTEN" CLASS - Bol­ tion. Must sell do to An E qull Opportunlly Employpi M /F vancement with a grow­ WELLSWEEP CON­ in person between 4 pm and 6 ( Includes Dolby NR, Bass ton Veterinary Hospital transfer. $1,995. Call 643- WETHERSFIELD MAPLE AVENUE ing company. Apply In DOMINIUM - 400 North and Trebble controls and pm. The Andrew Ansaldl person: Alcar Auto ->;5 will be offering a 7 week 4589. 563-4821 249-4227 One of The Slop & Shop Companies Company, 1B6 Bidwell St., Main St., 2 bedroom NAME YOUR OWN more. $90. Call 646-1063 Parts, 226 Spruce Street, townhouse, fully ap- course for puppies 9 to 13 Manchester. Manchester. PRICE — Father and son. otter 4:30pm. weeks of age to teach EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER plianced country kit­ Fast, dependable ser­ basics of housebreaking, chen. IV2 baths. Individ­ vice. Pointing, Paper­ discipline and health BANK SERVICE STATION ME­ ual basements. 100 plus TRUCK DRIVERS hanging & Removal. Call care. For more Informa­ REPOSSESSIONS HEAVY CONSTRUCTION CHANICS & ATTEND- energy rating 644-0585 or 644-0036. ENTS - Full or part time. tion, please call 646-6134. P rie ti Reduced For KEY PUNCH EQUIPMENT Northeast Utilities. Quick Sefe Must be experienced. Apply Uniforms furnished. Blue $61,500. Peterman PAINTING AND WAL­ M INK COAT - Dark DATA ENTRY in person between 4 pm and 6 Cross & Blue Shield avail­ Realty, 649-9404, 647-1340, LPAPERING - Ceilings brown, size 12, mid calf, May be seen at the Sav­ The 4 day work week is here. pm, The Andrew Ansaldl ings Bank of Manchester. able. Apply In person: 252 647-0080 or 649-4064. repaired. Gary McHugh sacrifice at $1,000 or best MUSICAL Company, 186 Bidwell St., Spencer Street, 643-9321. otter. Moving to Sunbelt, 023 Main Street, between We have 'ull and part time positions available on our Manchester.______ITEMS______4he hours of 9am to 4pm. day and evening shifts for experienced, hard woik- Manchester. Must sell. 643-9107 otter SALESPEOPLE 3:00pm. Monday through Friday. ing, Alpha/Numeric Operators. We can offer you: SECRETARY POSITION 'E stablish (1) A 4 day vrorK week — yet paid for 5. I BUILDING/ PIONEER STEREO FOR E x c a fl.n l (2) Outstanding pension and prollt sharing plan. AUTO DISMANTOR Immediately available Rentals ALDER ELECTRIC TY­ SALE - $1500 or best otter. (3) Excellent starting salary with bonus money available. for experienced secre­ CONTRACTING PEWRITER - $90 or best 1979 CulillK Snilli t7.450 (4) Convenient working hours on both day and night ahllts Full time, experienced. j . ■‘"v XyV' Call 643-2686. regular buying (5) Located just off Route 64 in Vernon. tary with skills In typing, otter. Coll after 3:30 pm, 1979 FMd IID (2,425 WANTED Must have automotive and transcribing from a RDDMS If you're still working 35. 37'/4 or 40 hours — YOU tools, excellent opportun­ 643-6091. ______ity with good future for ho­ dictaphone. Must hove FARRAND REMODEL­ ARE WORKING TOO MANY HOURS AND AT THE FDR RENT habits with your nest, reliable person. the ability to make deci­ ING — Cabinets, roofing, SKIERSI - 100% Wool WRONG PLACE! Apply In person: sions. Thus position has gutters, room additions, Norwegan pullover ANTIQUES MOTORCYCLES/ Call us to set up an Interview at: 872-8880. MANCHESTER — Pri­ decks, all types at remo­ great growth potential SMALL sweater. Very warm. Will I BICYCLES advertising— To work evenings Advanced Automation Associates BILL'S AUTO PARTS and excellent company vate home, separate deling and repairs. FREE tit medium sized man or S44 Tolland Stage Rd. benefits. Apply In per­ modern bath/entrance. MEDIUM estimates. Fully Insured. woman. $^. Call 646-4995. ETHAN ALLEN AN­ 281 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. CT 06066 Tolland, CT 15 minutes to Hartford. Telephone 643-6017, after TIQUE PINE TRIPLE SUZUKI PE 250 - Good son: Monday or Tuesday, LARGE condition. Driven 16 everyday in 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm 10am to 5pm. Sounds References required. 6pm, 647-8509. DRESSER WITH MIR­ Call 643-8830. ENDROLLS ROR. Full Cannonball hours. $750 or best offer. Great, Inc., 261 Broad 647-1821. with Heraid carriers Street, Manchester. LEON CIESZYNSKI 27'6 iwldlh-2S6 bed, night stand and The Herald. MANCHESTER - Clean BUILDER — New homes, 13% wldth-2 for 25* lamp. $750. Call 633-1197 rooms for rent. 24 Hour This diamond-patterned 8275 additions, remodeling, otter 5pm. 1982 HONDA SABER - MALE OR FEMALE MUST be picked up at the Only 9,000 miles. $2,500 or NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED security. Maid and Linen knit vest tita into the 10-1B rec rooms, garages, kit­ Manchester Herald Office SERVICE TECHNICIAN fashion forecast for any best offer. Call 643-2686. Excellent Income service. 646-7066. Eesy-Sew separates — a chens remodeled, ceil­ before I t A-M- ONLY. IN MANCHESTER AREA for route work. Must be season. Wear it with • ings, bath tile, dormers, IWANTED self motivated and have perky bow-tied blouse, pretty dress or casual vest and skirt to mix and roofing. Residential or TO BUY CALL for the vehicle. Experienced blouse and pants. match with other ward­ commercial. 649-4291. preferred or will train. 12 Iapartments No. 5038 has knit direc­ robe items. _ RECREATION right people. Ansaldl Rd. 52-70 Woodland SL 18-98 Budget Pest Control, 649- FDR RENT tions for Sizes Small, Me­ No. 8275 with Photo- LIQUOR PERMIT COMMODORE 64 - Work­ VEHICLES Butternut Rd. sll Daspwood Dr. 65-155 9001. dium and Larre inclusive. Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. NOTICE OF APPLICATION ing condition.. Will pay I Court ol Probate, District of . Is to elve notice that I. Hickory Ln. sll Devon Dr. all Ts ardcr, Msd $ U 0, for taoli Size 12,34 bust. . . blouse, - Manchester $75. Call 643-6922 8:30am m yards 45 inch; vest, NOTICt OF HEARINQ ROBIWT E. PAGANI of 209 Hlllltrd SL 10-104 Edmund SL 61-83 SUPERINTENDENT - MANCHESTER — Avail­ pottorn, pisi sot far psitsft ltd WESt Si OAD, ELLINGTON, to 5:00pm. 1973 VOLKSWAGON Live In position at the SiiHlIlni. 1 yard; skirt, 1% yards. ESTATE OF CAMPER SPECIAL - Autumn St. 290-344 Edison Rd. all able Immediately, One, MARION P. LOWD, have tiled onTwolicatlon pla­ 643-2711 **MNC----- 4-CAIOr - - » ««---- «-« carded » J A N U ^ Y 1985 Teroii Rd. sll Fulton Rd. • all Bennett Housing Devel­ two and three bedroom ^a^av^avavRav vYv*Si9 TO 080ER, Hilll 47-S® deceased Fully equipped. Sleeps 4 8:30 a.m. • 5 Mon.-Fri. opment. Position in­ 11M Ava. af Juaaricat with the Oepartmehts^ Li­ people. Automatic. Good Eldridge St. 4-91 Wost MIddIo Tpko. 598-781 apartments. $410, $475, pittini, (ilM sot tsf P**t*l* ssO Pursuant to an order of Hon. quor Control a RESTAU­ Piease contact Jeanne volves cleaning hallways Naw Varfc, N.T. 10031 ssBdlln|..„„,_ William E. FItzGerold, tires. Excellent condi­ Virginia Rd. all Broad St. 428 only $525, heat and hot water Prlat Naaia, AOOrasa with ZIf Judoe, doted February 1, RANT WINE AND BEEiri Automotive and light maintenance. Included. J.D. Real Est­ CODE aitd Styla Namhar. ttaielwliw HamM 1985 a hearine wilt be held on the sale of alcoholic liquor on tion! No Rust. $2,000. Coll Lilac SL sll Cooler St. 323-467 odd Must have experience. the premises 270 WEST 742-0055. ate, 646-1980. SPECIAL: Over 200 sc- an application praying tor STREET, BOLTON. The bu­ Trumbull SL all Griswold St. III Call<528-6522. lections and a FREE the authority to sell certain CARS/TRUCKS at 647-9946 ariat HifBfi Addraii wHB Zlr real estate situated In The siness will be owned by RO­ Francos Dr. all Diane Or. all -NOW TAKING APPLI­ Pattern Section in the Town of Manchester, County BERT E. PAGANI ot 209 IFOR SALE ALBUM. Juat $3.00. New FASHION with of Hartford os In said appli­ WEST ROAD, ELLINGTON SALES ORIENTED PER­ CATIONS tor 3 room Photo-Guide pattema In and will be conducted by RO­ SON to Work part time. BOOKS at M.29 aach cation on file more fully ap­ BERT E. PAGANI os per­ apartment. With heat, 0-120—OOUS—Old and Naw. Haw all size rangea, haa a pears, at the Court of Pro­ 1974 FIAT 120 SPORT L — Apply In person: 50 Bat­ hot water, stove, reflger- to dftts thanii haw ta auAa thoM. special Grace Cole Collw- bate on February 21, 1985 at mittee. To be used for parts. Call FINDING A cash buyer lianrljratprHpralJi son Drive, Buckland In­ ator. Centrally located. 0-1M - AUPtAU tVILfS. U tion for larger sizes; plus 11:00 A.M. ROBERT E. PAGANI Phil after 5pm, 520-1332. for sporting goods equip­ MANCHESTER HERALD dustrial Park, Manches­ iaaad aad aafltoaod d i i l n 2 BONUS Couponal Johanna M. Bruder, ment Is easy when you No pets. $350. Security t-131— HEIflLOOM HANOIMK— Ass't. Clerk Doted 2/1/85 Also Panasonic AM/FM ter, Buckland Meat deposit. Call 646-7690 or 20 tfpts tf naadlawoHt P rice------»700 007-02 car radio. ' advertise In classified. Call Circulation Dept. 647-9946 0132 — TO 6IVE dr C W ^ d O 0234)2 Products. 643-0496. aaadiawam itaaw U dSok