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Thursday, Dec. 8, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents Teachers OK ‘tentative’ 3-year pact

Bv Andrew J. Dovls M EA members will vote on the The groups seemed destined for tration) good for the relationship details of the tentative Administrators and Supervisors Manchester Herald pact Monday afternoon, she said. arbitration after a mediation between the two. It shows a agreement. Association. Deakin said. session with the state Mediation willingness to w o rk" The two sides held mediation The Manchester Education As­ The minimum starting wage Salary was the last obstacle to a for teachers under the current and Arbitration Board on Nov. 16 settlement with the M EA. said sessions on Nov. 22 and Dec. 5, but sociation and the Board of Educa­ failed to produce a settlement. Assistant Superintendent Wil contract is $24,301 while the son E. Deakin. who handles Deakin. no settlement was reached. Sa­ tion have reached a "tentative” In arbitration, the two sides lary also is the last obstacle with maximum wage for a teacher negotiations for the board, said he "Money. It's always money.” agreement on a new three-year present their positions and a the administrators, he said. with a doctorate is $46.86)1. considers the tentative agree­ he said. "I've been doing this for contract, said Valerie D. Sady. panel of arbitrators decides There are about 30 members of M EA president. There are more than 500 which side is right. ment to be fair. “ Yes,” he said, 25 years. It's always money.” “ if what we outlined is acceptable the association, who.se contract Sady would not release details teachers and staff members in " I don't think anyone ever Meanwhile, arbitration has to them.” expires on June 30,1989. The sides of the agreement, which she said the union. Sady said. The current wants to go to arbitration,” she been set for Dec. 15 in the contract have agreed to negotiate a was reached this past Monday. contract expires on June 30,1989. said. "It's (settling before arbi­ He also would not release dispute with the Manchester two-year pact. Deakin said Armenian quake i w Mall site M wipes out cities erosion

By Mark J. Porubcansky None of the reports could be improving The Associated Press confirmed. The official Soviet news agency By Nancy Conceimon MOSCOW — A devastating Tass reported destruction also Manchester Herald earthquake wiped out villages occurred in neighboring Soviet and leveled cities in Armenia, republics of Georgia and Azerbai­ The town's zoning enforcemciii and Soviet officials said today jan in the northern Caucasus. officer says he does not plan l(> that thousands of people were Tent cities for evacuees were set issue a stop-work order to th( killed. Other reports said tens of up virtually throughout northw­ developers of the $70 million mall thousands died. estern Armenia, which was hard­ in Buckland because they an Soviet officials rushed military est hit by the quake. working to correct erosion con surgeons and tons of medical Military surgeons "are carry­ trol problems at the site. supplies into the mountainous ing out a series of difficult Zoning Enforcement Officci southern republic of 3.3 million operations, including on children, Thomas O'Marra said he in people, where at least 50 children in field conditions,” army Gen. spected the site of the mall undo were reported buried by rubble Vladimir Arkhipov told Tass. The construction Wednesday and con when their school collapsed. agency said a Red Cross plane eluded the developers have “ im­ President Mikhail S. Gorba­ brought relief supplies, including proved and intensified” mainte chev cut short his visit to the 20,000 blood transfusion kits, to nance of erosion control devices. United States, and aides said he Armenia. Planning Director Mark Pellc would fly to Armenia to take The earthquake, which struck grini told Planning and Zoning command of the 'rescue Wednesday at m idm orning, Commission members Monday operation. wiped out Spitak, a town of 16,000 that the town could issue a Soviet officials reported thou­ near the epicenter, a government stop-work order to developers or sands of people were killed but newspaper said. Izvestia said just require additional erosion control provided no detailed casualty one of the town's eight schools measures because of drainage count. remained standing. problems. A resident had com­ Archbishop Mesrob Ashjian, The U.S. Geological Survey plained that runoff from the site prelate of the Armenian Apostolic said the quake measured 6.9 on was polluting a nearby pond. Church of America in New York, the Richter scale. O'Marra .said his inspection of quoted sources in Armenia as State television showed fiim of the site revealed that some saying the death toll could reach crumbied buildings in Spitak and additional maintenance is 70,000. Japan's Kyodo News Ser­ Kirovakan, Armenia's third- needed, but the inspection wept vice quoted Armenian officials as “ reasonably w e ll" saying 50,000 people were killed. See Q U A K E , page 10 O'Marra had written a letter Dec. 2 to Planning and Zoning Commission secretary Leo Kwash saying that numerous Gorbachev strikes up visits to the mall site during the spring and summer revealed relationship with Bush deficiencies in maintenance and Patrick Ftynn/Manchester Herald installation of erosion-control measures. By Terence Hunt The White House was informed LEG WORK — Larry Lombardi of 69 E. Middle Turnpike. Lombardi said he O'Marra today blamed erosion The Associated Press of the change of plans at 11:30 Santina Drive makes legs for a marble- often works at the shop on crafts that will problems at the site on recent p.m. E S T Wednesday. top table at the woodworking and hobby be sold at fairs to raise money for the heavy rain storms and ill-timed Mikhail S. Gorbachev opened Reagan, Bush and Gorbachev maintenance of erosion control his superpower relationship with all were in high spirits when they shop at the Senior Citizens Center at 549 center. devices. George Bush on a warm note and met for two hours on heavily “ It probably had more to dn won President Reagan's praise guarded Governors Island in New with the timing rather than the for a major reduction in Soviet York Harbor. When Bush offered method of maintenance" troops before deciding to cut a welcoming handshake, Gorba­ U.S. fighter crashes into city O'Marra .said. short his New York visit and chev seized it in a two-handed The developer, the Homnri return home to cope with a embrace. Development Co. of Chicago, has catastrophic earthquake. After two hours of talks, REMSCHEID, West Germany kesman for Remscheid, said The witness, who was not hired a soil scientist to evaluate Gorbachev melted diplomatic Reagan summed up the mood. (AP) — A U.S. Air Force jet three bodies had been pulled out identified by name, said flames erosion control measures at the reserve at the United Nations “ Read our smiles,” the outgoing slammed into a residential area of the burning rubble. engulfed nearby houses and mo­ site upon recommendation from wUh a sweeping disarmament president said. of this city in central West He said between 40 to 50 people tor vehicles. The witness said he the town, O'Marra said. pledge, met cordially for two Gorbachev and his wife Raisa Germany today, killing at least were injured, many of them spotted the pilot's parachute Members of the scientist's staff hours with Bush and Reagan and then went on a 75-minute motor­ three people, injuring dozens and seriously. hanging from a tree about 30 were at the site Wednesday, he even managed a quick motorcade cade tour of Manhattan from Wall setting houses on fire, officials “ We haven't even reached the yards away from the scene. added. tour of Manhattan, jumping from Street to Times Square, with the said. aircraft. It's still wedged into a The crash was likely to in­ O'Marra said his reports ha­ his limousine to greet startled Soviet leader twice stopping to Rescue officials said the death burning house," Fleischmann crease public opposition to low- ven't been completed. New Yorkers on the sidewalk. greet New Yorkers on the streets. toll could rise. Authorities were said. level military training flights Senior environmental analyst But he had little further oppor­ As everyone in the city had fighting flames as they tried to A witness, quoted on local radio over West Germany. That opposi­ Marla Butts of the Department of tunity to enjoy the afterglow of anticipated, his 4S-car motorcade reach the scene of the crash. station WDR said: "A bright tion grew in August when Italian Environmental Protection said Wednesday's summitry. Soviet left behind a snarl of traffic. West Germany's ARD televi­ orange fireball went up. The stunt planes collided and crashed today .she also hasn't finished officials said he abruptly decided Extending an olive branch to sion network said several build­ aircraft slammed into a house into a crowd of spectators at an reports on her most recent to fly home today when worsening Bush, Gorbachev said in his ings collapsed as the inferno about 50 meters (55 yards) in air show at the U.S. Air Force inspection of the site. Butts reports arrived that an earth­ speech at the United Nations that engulfed the area. front of me. Then there were quake in Soviet Armenia had the new administration “ will find Reinhard Fleischmann, a spo­ explosions." See CRASH, page 10 See M A LL, page 10 killed thousands of people. in us a partner who is ready — The Soviets said concern for his without long pauses or backtrack­ people, rather than any political ing — to continue the dialogue in a developments in his homeland, spirit of realism, openness and MHS day ‘routine’ after 21 suspensions caused Gorbachev to cancel goodwill.” further sightseeing in New York In a similar vein, Bush said he By Andrew J. Davis a gun into the school three weeks School officials did not learn scheduled a review of the policy. today and subsequent stops in told Gorbachev at a luncheon Manchester Herald ago. said Ludes He said the rule about the gun incident until “ The school board, to the best of Cuba and Britain. with Reagan that he wanted “ to was designed to keep students Friday, Ludes said. One student my knowledge, is in complete continue the progress that's been Manchester High School's op­ from concealing weapons in apparently pointed the gun at support of what Mr. Ludes is made.” But Bush, who will not ening this morning was routine jackets or other clothing. another student, he said. doing.” she said. TODAY take office until Jan. 20, said he though 21 students have been The rule brought an immediate The student has been sus­ Many students said they were would not rush to set up his own suspended since implementation response from about lon students pended for todays, and expulsion not happy with the rule. of a rule which bans jackets and who protested outside the school proceedings may be started, "It's stupid.” said Dineen Hen­ Index See SU M M IT, page 10 other outerwear in the school, Tuesday Ludes .said. son. 16, of 5 Broad St . She objected 20 paflMi 2 ••ctlant said Principal Jacob Ludes III. Though students have com­ A committee comprised of to the administration's not giving All suspensions came on Wed­ plained of faculty shoving and .students and faculty will look into students a warning before imple BuilneM_____ 9 Natlon/World JB-7 Gorbachev brings message nesday. he said. There were no mistreating them. Ludes said he improving the rule, but the rule menting the rule CI«Mlfl*d - 19-20 ObItuariM------2 that world wanted to hear other suspensions by II a m. was not aware of staff being loo will stand. Ludes said The Board “ There's no way to change Comict — Opinion. □ □ □ today, but two students were rough with students who did not of Education may review the their decision," she said. “ And F o c u t _ _ _ Paopla. World cautiously welcomes asked to go home and change comply. On occasion, faculty policy, but Ludes said he was not we can't do anything about it. Local/Stata Sdanc*------18 Soviet pledge to cut troops their bulky clothing, he said. members have had to help sure when. They can't tell you how to dress. ______2-6, 10 Sport*____ 11-14 — stories on page 6 The rule was adopted Tuesday restrain "defiant" students, he Susan Perkins, board secre­ I «HTy 2 T«l*vlilon_ 17 after a student reportedly carried said tary. said the board has not See MHS, page 10 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 8, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Dec. 8, 1988 RECORD LOCAL & STATE I ■ About Town Adopt a pet: Chan, Whiskers Police Ronnilap Road foes petitioning; suit uncertain Koffee Klatch to meet Police find no fault By Alex GIrelll calls itself ADAPT, A Downtown Association by the Heritage Group of condominium office By Barbara Richmond and Nancy Concelman to Preserve the Thoroughfare. owners in the building at the south corner of The Koffee Klatch will be meet Wednesday at the Manchester Herald Manchester Herald Fish, head of ADAPT, said he hopes to Oak and Main streets. First Congregational Church, 1171 Main St., in vehicle accident present his petition to the Board of Directors It would also require demolishing or Coventry. Eat all you want from a variety of Charlie Chan, Chan for short, About 100 people have signed a petition to when it meets Monday calling on the board to moving a building at the east com er of Oak sandwiches, desserts, tea and coffee. Donations are a male Lhasa Apso is this Police say they do not plan to bring charges the Board of Directors which seeks to block drop the access road from plans. Street and Purnell Place. I2.S0. Chowder or saiad is 50 cents extra. Lunch is week’s featured pet at the against a Manchester woman whose car struck a construction of the planned downtown access Beck said in a Dec. 2 ietter to the DOT that Advocates of the access road argue that it served from noon to l: 30 p.m. by the Friendly Circle Manchester dog pound. Chan is pedestrian Tuesday. road. Dr. Robert Fish said today. no environmental impact study has been will make parking spaces in the parking lot of the First Congregational Church. about 5 years old and was found Police said they were unable to find fault in the The attorney representing a group opposed made on the project. A Dec. 2 petition to the complex east of Main street more accessible. on Woodhill Road on Nov. 25. accident, which happened at the intersection of to the road said Wednesday he has not yet DOT seeking action on the study and signed Adeline Coelho, operator ot Personal T on He’s whitish in color and will Main and Hilliard streets Tuesday afternoon. decided whether to file a lawsuit to force an by Fish also cites what the group says is the Main Street and a member of the Parking Health screening slated be ready for adoption on Police said the 1983 Oldsmobile Toronado driven environmental impact study on the road. potential for environmental damage from Authority of Manchester, said today that the Friday. by Patricia K. Langevln, 49, of 470 Woodbridge St., The Visiting Nurse and HomeCare of Manchester . Attorney Bruce Beck said he will make that construction of the access road. Heritage Group lot is the only one in the The only new dog — and the Apartment A, struck Madeline Dusto, 65, of 91 Inc. will sponsor an evening Health Screening decision only after the state Department of Fish said Tuesday that the access road will parking lot complex that is fenced< only other dog — at the pound as Chestnut St., while the vehicle was making a turn Transportation officially answers his request have a significant impact on the business Program featuring Cholesterol Screening and He said many people have the mistaken of Tuesday was a male Brittany from Main Street onto Hilliard Street. Dusto was for an environmental Impact study and the environment and Beck agreed. Education at the Bolton Public Library Wednesday impression that the access road is only for spaniel. He’s liver and white in crossing Hilliard Street when she was struck, police town Board of Directors votes whether to A spokesman for the DOT said Tuesday that from 7 to 9 p.m. All Bolton residents are welcome. color and is about 2 years old. temporary use. The cost of the program is $5 per person. said. support it. The access road is part of a $15 no impact study is needed for the project, but He was found roaming on Deer Dusto was listed in .satisfactory condition today at million reconstruction of Main Street planned Beck’s request had not been officially He said the Parking Authority has increased the number of public parking Run Trail on Nov. 25. Manchester Memorial Hospital, said a hospital for spring 1990. rejected. The spokesman could not be The handsome golden re­ spaces available by acquiring the lot at Main St. James to hold party spokesman. She was admitted with scalp lacera­ Beck said that if the DOT denies his request reached for comment today. and Forest streets, part of what is called the triever, featured last week, and tions and multiple contusions, the spokesman said. and gives an acceptable reason for not Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said Wednesday Purnell lot, and a lot on Park Street at St. The Ladies of St. James will hold a Christmas temporarily named Arthur, Langevin stopped completely on Main Street and requiring an environmental impact study or that the effort to eliminate the access road James Church. Party Wednesday at 7; 30 p.m. in the iower church of was claimed by his owner after then slowly turned onto Hilliard Street where she if the directors eliminate the access road could mean abandoning the $15 million St. James. The Barbershop Quartet wiil provide the he saw his picture in the paper. struck Dusto, police said. Langevin told police she from the plans, he-will not file suit.' project. He said a change in the plan could He said an access road would make it The female beagle named entertainment. Chan Whiskers did not see Dusto crossing the street, police said. Beck represents a newly formed group of result in a loss of funding because it would possible to close Main Street at times to hold Priscilla, featured two week’s Dusto was wearing a long black coat and dark Main Street businessmen who oppose inclu­ have to be redesigned. festivals and it would encourage using the ago, has been adopted by a also call the police department Unless too young when taken, maroon pants at the time of the accident, police sion in the plan of an access road through Fish has said the access road would require parking lots east of Main Street for public Art exhibit scheduled Manchester family. at 646-4555. all of the animals are spayed or said. She could not tell police whether she was parking lots east of Main Street. The group eliminating about 28 parking spaces now used events from time to time. The Manchester Art Association will hold a Dog Warden Richard Rand There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog neutered and have their shots. crossing with the light, police said. Members’ Art Exhibition at the Manchester Area had to have three dogs euthan­ and the new owner must have Anyone interested in adopt­ Chamber of Commerce building. 20 Hartford Road ized last week. the dog licensed. Before being ing a pet or in giving a cat or from Thursday. Dec. 15 through March 15, 1989. The Manchester dog pound is licensed the dog must have its kitten a temporary home, until Coventry A Christmas Party combined with an Open located on town property off rabies shot. adopted, should call any of the Births Reception for members and friends will be held Olcott Street near the landfill Whiskers, a 3-year-old male following numbers: 742-9666, Friday, Dec. 16 from 7 to 9 p.m. Refreshments will area. The dog warden is at the neutered tuxedo cat, is the 242-2156, or 623-0489. be served and all a re invited. Chamber hours for the pound weekdays from noon to 1 featured pet of the Bloomfield- Holan, Benjamin Richard, son of Curtis M. and youngster exhibition are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the week. The p.m. There is also someone at based group. Aid to Helpless The Glastonbury unit of Pro­ Ann M. Nesman Holan Sr. of 129 Woodland Road, paintings on exhibit will be for sale. the pound from 6 to 9 p.m., Animals Inc. Whiskers is just tectors of Animals is also Coventry, was bora Nov. 19 at Manchester Monday through Friday. one of many cats for which the seeking good homes for the Memorial- Hospital. His maternal grandmother Is The phone number at the organization is seeking good dogs and cats its members are Carol Nesman of 10 Grant Hill Road, Coventry. His lights tree Hadassah hosts speaker pound is 643-6642. Residents can hom es. boarding. Call 633-2164 paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Holan of San Antonio, Texas. He has a brother, The Manchester Chapter of Hadassah will COVENTRY — About 200 peo­ celebrate Hadassah Sabbath Friday. Dec. 16 at 8:15 Curtis Michael Jr., 8. ple turned out to watch the Christmas tree lighting cerem­ p.m. at Temple Beth Sholom. Melvin Horowitz, Mahoney, William Keith Jr., son of William K. Reglneld PInto/Mencheeter Hereld M.D.. J.D. will speak on “The Health Care and Linda Olechino Mahoney Jr. of 35 Glendale ony at the Town Office Building Paradox” during the service. Horowitz, a Harvard Obituaries Road, was bora Nov. 23 at Manchester Memorial GOLFING W EATHER — Tom Carroll and his son, Jim Wednesday night. Medical School graduate, entered Yale Law School ' Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Stefania Carroll, a member of the Manchester High School golf Matthew Ryan-Zenko. 4. after almost 30 years of surgical practice. Most of The funeral was today. Burial Mary’s Cemetery. Calling hours Olechino of II Brent Road. He has two sisters. flicked the switch that lit the tree. his time is spent in research and writing about Alfred M. Steele team, take advantage of sunny skies Wednesday to play will be in Parklawn Cemetery, are Saturday from lOtolla.m .at Tanya Marie and Miranda Lynn. some golf at the Manchester Country Club. Traces of He is the son of Board of health care problems. Kravontka, Andrew Timothy, son of Kevin and Education member Kathleen Alfred M. Steele, 85, of 199 Bennington, Vt., at the conven­ the Potter Funeral Home, 456 pesticides which had been used several years ago.on the Porter St., died Tuesday (Dec. 6, ience of the family. The Vincent Jackson St., Willimantic. Janet Sumislaski Kravontka of 464 Spring St., was Ryan and her husband. William 1988) at a Manchester convales­ Funeral Home. 120 Albany Turn­ born Nov. 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His green were uncovered at the club recently in a study of Zenko. Although it is the first time Luncheon seminar set cent home. He was the husband of pike, Canton, is in charge of Therese O’Leary maternal grandparents are Francis and Mary groundwater sites. Matthew lit the town tree, he let it Anne (Welsh) Steele. arrangements. Sumislaski of 25 Knighton St. His paternal be known he did have some Manchester resident Arnold Zackin of Wolff- He was bom in East Hartford, Memorial donations may be Therese (Twomey) O'Leary, grandparents are Andrew and Elsie Kravontka of experience. Zackin Associates will present a seminar on Oct. 3,1903, and lived in Manches­ made to the Salvation Army, 855 83, of Amesbury, Mass., formerly 223 School St. He has a brother, Michael, 3>/4. “ You know we put the lights on insurance fraud, malpractice and truth in advertis­ ter most of his life. Before Asylum Ave., Hartford 06105. of Manchester, widow of Corne­ Popper, Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of Stuart B. my tree at my house and some of ing and government regulations Wednesday at noon retiring, he was employed as an lius O’Leary, died Wednesday and Ellen Gillette Popper of 9 Bausola Road, Pesticide at ciub them are blinking.’’ said at Federation East, 10 Oakland Common. Andover, was bora Nov. 21 at John Dempsey automobile salesman for Carter (Dec. 7, 1988) at Amesbury Matthew. The topic of his talk will be “ Should the Buyer Joseph J. Pelletier Hospital, Farmington. Her maternal grandparents Chevrolet of Manchester, where Hospital. Lighting the big outdoor ever­ Beware.” are Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gillette of Wolcott. Her he had worked for 15 years. Joseph J. Pelletier, 85, for­ She was bom in Newburyport, no reservoir risk green was fun. he added. The registration fee for the luncheon seminar is Before that, he had worked for the Mass., on March 1, 1905, the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Felix merly of Woodland Road, South The Coventry High School Band $4. For more information call Sally Abbey, 236-4571. Sloat Chevrolet Co. in Hartford daughter of the late Michael and Popper of East Windsor. Coventry, died Wednesday (Dec, Bv Nanev Concelman John Salcius, a sanitary engi­ played several Christmas carols for 19 years. Mary (Mahoney) Twomey. Be­ 7. 1988) at the Hamilton Pavilion Manchester Herald neer with the town Health Depart­ as the crowd joined in singing “ O For 22 years, he qualified for in Norwich. fore retiring, she taught school in ment . said if the pesticide were to Come All Ye Faithful” and “Joy School sponsors food drive Chevrolet’s Legion of Leaders, an He was bom May 20, 1903 in Manchester for many years. She Public Meetings A pesticide derivative found in get in the Globe Hollow Reser­ to the World” honor accorded to its top sales­ Frenchville, Maine, and lived in was a communicant of St. Jo­ The students at Howell Cheney Technical School a ground water well at Manches­ voir, which is near the Country Meanwhile, many children ob­ are conducting a canned food drive which will man. He was a member of St. South Coventry for several years. seph’s Church, Amesbury. She ter Country Club poses no danger Club, it would be diluted too much served an annual tradition of continue until Friday, Dec. 16. James Church and had served as Before retiring, he was employed was a member of the Connecticut Meetings scheduled tonight. to a nearby reservoir, a Depart­ to be harmful. placing their own ornaments on Students from the various regions served by the an usher for many years. He was by Monsanto Co. in Bloomfield. Retired Teachers’ Association. ment of Environmental Protec­ “ It’s probably always been the tree. school will be canvassing neighborhoods, soliciting a former member of Campbell He was a communicant of St. She is survived by two sisters. Manchester tion analyst said today. there.” Salcius said. Others, such as young Colin food items. The proceeds from the activity will be Council Knights of Columbus of M ary’s Church, Coventry. May Bresnahan of Newton, The D E P found a barely Robinson said he’s not sure Martin Luther King Day Committee, Lincoln McMullan. spoke of what they donated to the Manchester Area Council of Manchester and a member of the He was married to the Aurore Mass., and Helen Flanagan of detectable amount of DDE in a where the DDE came from, but Center gold room, 4 p.m. had asked Santa Claus for. Churches’ Food Bank. American Association of Retired (Cyr) Pelletier, who died in 1982. Wellesley, Mass.; several nieces, monitoring well at Manchester said that DDT could have been Persons. He is survived by a son, Donald nephews and cousins. Conservation Commission, Lincoln Center gold “ I asked Santa for a BB gun.” This year’s goal is 6,000 items. A competition is room, 7:30 p.m. Country Club this summer as part used on the country club land being conducted among the various shops in the Besides his wife, he is survived Pelletier in Florida; two daugh­ The funeral will be Saturday at of a two-year state and federal before it was banned. DDT was McMullan said. school, with the winning shop to be guests at a pizza by two daughters, Mary-Ann ters, J(^an Bertram of Walling­ 8 a.m. from the O’Donnell- study, said Bradford Robinson, a found to cause cancer in labora­ After the arrival of Santa Coons of Pittsfield, Mass., and ford and Rose Marie Fowler of McAuliffe Funeral Home, 1 Os­ Bolton Claus, the group moved to Capt. party. senior environmental analyst tory animals, which was one of Regindd Plnto/Manchotar Harald Joan Ernsting of East Longmea- Alexandria, Va.; five grandchild­ good Place, Amesbury, followed Board of Education. Bolton Center School, 7:30 with the D E P ’s pesticide control the reasons it was banned, Nathan Hale School for dow. Mass.: two sons, Jon S. r e n a n d three great­ by a Mass of Christian burial at 9 p.m. office. DDE is a derivative of Robinson said. refreshments. TA LL TREE — David Morganson, 9, of Office Building Wednesday. About 200 Santa Claus arriving Steele of Vernon and L. William grandchildren. a.m. at St. Joseph’s Lower DDT. a pesticide that was banned Nancy Rlvosa, general man­ 609 Daly Road, Coventry, helps deco­ people turned out to watch the lighting Delesdernier of Portland; 13 A Mass of Christian burial will Church. Burial will be in St. Santa Claus will visit various post office lobbies Coventry in 1972. ager of the country club, could not grandchildren: and six great­ be Saturday at 11 a.m. at St. Mary’s Cemetery, Newburyport. rate the Christmas tree near the Town of the holiday tree. through Saturday, Dec. 24. Special red Santa The study turned up one part be reached for comment this grandchildren. M ary’s Church, Main Street, Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 mailboxes have been placed in the lobbies to receive p.m. per trillion of DDE in the ground morning. A prayer service will be Friday Coventry. Burial will be in St. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. water at the monitoring well, The results of the first two EMERGENCY Santa letters. Children should be sure to include at 1 p.m. at the Watkins Funeral Arts Commission. Town Office Building, 8 p.m. their name and address. Robinson said. Monitoring wells years of the study by the DE P and Fire — Police — Medical Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial are used for tests, he said. U.S. Geological Survey show He will appear at the following branches: Broad will be in St. James Cemetery. Street, Saturday and Saturday, Dec. 17 and “That is a really, really low other pesticides and harmful DIAL 911 Calling hours are Friday from number.” Robinson said. “ That’s substances in ground water wells Saturday, Dec. 24 from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.. noon to 1 p.m. Deaths Elsewhere Thoughts N O W O P E N barely on the edge of detection.” throughout the state. Main Street, Monday, and again Wednesday, Memorial donations may be Monday, Dec. 19 and Wednesday, Dec. 21, from 11 made to the Alzheimer’s Disease a.m. to 2 p.m.. and Related Disorders Associa­ Terrence Smith He also wrote "The Looking A famous publi.sher declares, “ If you are an ANNULLI’S Parents planning to bring their children to the tion Inc., 360 N. Michigan Ave., COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Glass Murders,” “ Murder Be­ articulate person, you utter'some 30,000 words each post office to mail a letter or to meet and talk with Chicago, III. 60060, or the Am eri­ hind Closed Doors,” “ Yours day.” Santa should contact John O’Neill or Tracy Dubay (A P ) — Terrence Lore Smith, can Lung and Asthma Associa­ Truly, From Hell,” "The Money If these words were put in print, they would at 643-7513. author of the best-selling novel tion of Connecticut, 45 Ash St., War,” “ The Devil and Webster amount to a fair sized book a day. These books BLACK DOG TREE FARM "The Thief Who Came To East Hartford 06108. Dinner,” died Wednesday in a Daniels,” "Grownups and Lov­ would, in a lifetime, fill a good sized college library. (Manchester Sales Lot) traffic accident on an icy road. He ers,” and “ Who Killed the Pie All these books are from the same author. All reflect Man?” Wilbur C. Lambert was 46. the life and thoughts of the author, in his own words. HARTFORD ROAD (Next to Luigis Pizza) Lottery Smith, who recently moved to The native of Freeport, III., And not a book can be takendown from the shelves Wilbur Cornelius Lambert, 89, Woodland Park from Colorado lived in Bloomington, III., until he or withdrawn from circulation. of Avon, husband of Ruth (Sin­ Springs, wrote eight mystery moved to Colorado Springs in “ Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in lotteries clair) Lambert and father of novels. The most famous, "The 1980. speaketh" (Matthew 12:34). Therefore we read, FRESH CUT TREES around New England: Malcolm S. Lambert of Bolton, Thief Who Came To Dinner,” was Smith had worked for about a “ Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are (Premium Select) Connecticut daily: 276. Play Four: 4077. died Tuesday (Dec. 6, 1988) at completed in 1969 and was year as a courier for the Pikes the issues of life” (Proverbs 4; 23). Ani^, “ Every idle Massachusetts daily: 3207. Megabucks: 16-20-22- Care Manor, Farmington. published by Doubleday and Peak Library District. He died word that men shall speak, they shall give account Balsam, Douglas, Fir, White Pines, 23-24-36. Besides his wife and son, he is Pocket Books. It climbed to No. 7 while driving a library district thereof in the day of judgment” (Matthew 12:36). Tri-State daily: 077, 3568. survived by a daughter, Deborah on a national best-seller list and van on an icy road. The van went Scotch Pines, Rhode Island daily: 2329. Grand Lottery: L. O’Meara of West Hartford, and was made into a movie that out of control and was struck by Pastor Marvin D. Stuart 537-2370-60757-588763. 12 grandchildren. starred Ryan O’Neal. another vehicle. United Pentecostal Church Spruce n o ® ® . . * 2 8 ®® Slztt 5' to 9' ■f W eather iHaiirhpalrr Hrralft FRESH BALSAM WREATHS (All Double Faced) ■A USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 69 REGIONAL WEATHER Chance of snow Starting At $1 100 Manchester and vicinity: To­ Penny M Sleftert, Publisher Aocu-Weather** forecast for Friday plain M^■1 l rih■ ■ dacoratad night, mostly clear. Low in the 20s George T Chsppell Dennis M Sentoro Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures Editor Advsillsing Director but teens in the colder valleys. (Other sizes sepeclelly priced) Friday, partly sunny and cold. A Dougtes A Bevins Sheldon Cohen Esecutlve Editor Composing Msneger 7 chance of afternoon flurries. High around 30. Outlook Saturday, Jesnne Q Fromerth Robert H Hubbsrd Business Msneger Pressroom Mensger windy, cold and mostly sunny. Denise A. Roberts Frenk J MeSweegsn High in the 20s. Personnel Msneger CIreulstlon Director West Coastal, East Coastal: FRESH WHITE PER Tonight, mostly clear then in­ Published dslly except Sundsy snd certsin holldsys by the FOOT creasing clouds toward morning. Msneheeter Publlshlrtg Co . IS Brsinsrd Piece, Menchester, PINE ROPING Conn 06040 Second dess postege peld et Menchester. Conn *30 Low 25 to 30. Friday, partly sunny Postmester: Send eddress chenges to the Menchester Hereld. and cold. A chance of flurries. PO Box sot. Menchester. Conn 06040. High near 35. Outlook Saturday, H you don't rece ve your Hereld by 5 p.m weekddys or 7:30 1 ^ windy, cold and mostly sunny. e m Seturdeys. pleese telephone your cerrier. If you're uneble to reech your cerrier. cell subscriber service el 647-0046 by 6 We also have an assortment of live potted and balled trees High 25 to 30. p.m weekdeys lor delivery In Menchester AUsmiC Northwest Hills: Tonight, Suggested cerrier retes ere 11.60 (weekly. 17.70 lor one and cemetery arrangements from *7“ . month. $23 10 lor three months. $46.20 lor six months snd Ocean mostly clear. Low in the teens. $02 40 lor one yeer Friday, variable cloudiness and The Menchester Hereld Is e member ol the Assocleted Press cold with a chance of flurries. the Audit Bureeu ot CIrculetlone. the New Englend Press Grown & Sold by Fred Annulll Today's weather picture was drawn by Elizabeth Flint, 10, Aseocletlon end the New Englend Newspeper Aesocletlon. ,oi9M AovWMOwr. me High 25 to 30. Outlook Saturday, windy, cold and mostly sunny. a fifth-grader at the Cornerstone Christian School. « - hekaix» Wwimtw t -tnw MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Dec. 8, 1988 — 5 LOCAL Ruling to result $28,000 Frat members and foes & S T A T E in cable changes goal set clash at Wesleyan rally by M A C G By Larry Rosenthal “ white-male privilege.” through its support of the frater­ Scholarship oonleat set Sv Nouev Concefinou times a day, Jurasfca said. The Associated Press “ I think it is a very unfair nity system. 7^^ ime Prvn^f.nrx-t Ortkr tif ’Hgrold Cox has also dropped two other label," said Andrew Tang. 20, one “ It doesn’t seem that one of the networks, the Christian Broad­ The goal for the 15th annual MIDDLETOWN — A group of of a half dozen Asian-American K f f . t i MLm i>teener hxf Mtmnflriw^thf Seasonal Sharing Appeal has university’s main concerns is to Federal Coaununicallom casting Network aod Tbe Nash­ Wesleyan University students students who belong to Chi Psi. been raised from $25,000 to $28,000 prevent racism, homophobia and Iw jw * I ndiag that will force ville Network, based on the who say the school’s fraternities “They say I am no longer a because of the large number of represent “ institutionalized sex­ discrimination on campus,” said H,:|3t. M*iKKj9 e*.tid«xit» wtoi) »-fi! to Mack out resulU of customer surveys. minority because I have joined a Beth Cook. 21. a senior from needy people, accoiding to Nancy ism and harassment” held a frat.” ) « a r ■U 7 »pp}? Tb«- q udtcmed programs has Jurasfca said. Saddle River, N.J., who said she Carr, executive director of the campus demonstration that at­ n'iii'jji^rtiatfif itn irmv r ^a t m tin- bi«B» cf Jl iea dy reauRed io changes in On Dec. I, the company in­ Manchester Area Conference of tracted an almost equal number Michael Falcone. 19, a member believes fraternities should be b'-tK>Uw The ndiag goes into effect in house, angrily challenged the rste from IM.29 to S17.25 and Donations to the appeal help fended the fraternity system. Alleged violations of the stu­ Ai>y'-rfaitioc» mtfj- bie fn w Mary af aext year and reguires protestors as they finished their added six channels to tt* basic provide food, clothing, hot meals The protesting students and dent code are heard by the r',-..<44»«:» } v«c«tMiRsi) T «* - sywdirjiled programs also being which was form erly a 112 pre­ income families, elderly people 50. organized the demonstration “ I believe abuse should be and other protesting students T’K i-i EkC OShflftk' l i ^ & 'h w ! ia>C carried by l o ^ stations. Cox mium service, the Weather Chan­ and people with disabilities In the Wednesday to call attention to handled with a heavy hand.” he complained that the board was Hjfja S^.iao'.’j Ay>pliciitKi» 0 isi (ss K> M Ki cm i Ql>' Ha!J »(e« rova wad itot More than $10,000 worth of his buttocks. The women said ih oer R xk as "M *A *S*H ." Cox Cable Greater Hartford also f 'fia) bf^rmr witi be aext Tbun-darj- m vouchers redeemable at local they werealso verbally harassed. Cable subscribers watching serves Glastonbury. Rocky Hill Norwif* Crty Hall Cowac-i) Cbamb^rt stores will go to households of The fraternity denied any HOLIDAY HOME Channel S would have teen a South Windsor. Wethersfield and All toeairmtf wtti take place fr^om 3 a* Ui special need. The vouchers are wrongdoing and said the women lilaiifc nrreen at least a couple of Newington. BOUTIQUE ( Wai>d« M«eS;a»p.a> CLOWNING ^O U N O — Paul Dean, 13. oentar. of 72 O a k Grove S t. tMces designated for essential clothing were frying to watch initiation and household items and are rites. 21 Hartford Road ■ Manchester, CT TMtioMfsy auir alM be oiailed to tbe iatefc on Danny Roberts, 13, left, and Richard Roberts, S in front of the Roberts force care o f Ifee Departoieat o f CbiM asd issued by social workers only to Some of the demonstrators VoofbSerekes, m Sfoim ieySf Hartford home at 30 Oak Grove S t The three engaged in a playful wrestling match selected families. Any remaining called for the abolishment of Saturday Dec. 10 - 10am-6pm m m Tuesday. Red Cross to hold Seasonal Sharing dollars will go fraternities at Wesleyan, while Sunday Dec. 11 - lpm-6pm The lack force fear been' ebarged to to low-income families or elderly others said the university should dea-Hop inee«tJgati«v admfatstrattre and in crisis situations. force them all to be co­ 21 Here is your opportunity to find professional gallery gifts, )«>dK iaI p n re n te t (or handling carer of Contributions to the Seasonal educational. Two of the eight terifjrxt pbycical abuie Hot motor empties floor Gun brought to class a holiday reception Sharing Appeal should be made to Patrick Flynn/Manchettar Herald residential fraternities on cam­ S produced by local artists, displayed in a lovely living room An overheated leva tor motor caused the BRID G EPO RT tAPf — An B-year-old MACC Seasonal Sharing. Box 773, pus already admit women. 2f setting, for your holiday gift giving. evacuation Monday of g( Manchester 06040. CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS — Valerie Norris, presi­ Police to dose probe boy brought a loaded pistol to dementary The annaal holiday reception Carolyn Jennings. Mary Gross. Fraternity members who Zf third floor of the Andrews Buildiac ou E3ast school. but a teacher took the gun from the given by the Cormecticut Valley Claudette Beaulieu. Armando Organizations and individuals dent of the Manchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, and watched the demonstration said ^ Gift Filled Baskets ■ Country Folk Art A Woodenware Ceater Street, fire officialf said. BRIDGEPORT ' East Branch of tbe American Red Darna. Frank Tatasciore. Mau­ “ adopting a family” for Christ­ Beverly Fuss, the auxiliary's chairwoman for Christmas the entire fraternity system was ji Hand Thrown Pottery in Stoneware & Porcelain 'dote tbefr inoondoeive invectlgation into The floor was evacuated at midday doubt the bo>- meant to use the gun Cross will be held on Sunday at rice LaMontagne. Harry Hansen mas sharing are asked to provide decorations, decorate the hospital Wednesday. The being wrongly condemned for the an ll-year-old Mack gfri'r ciatnu that she Monday when ocevpaat* smelled smoke, not only all the traditional fixings actions of a few. and they took 15 a Beths’ Gift Baskets a Always Country Poiioe said tbe incident took place tbe branch headquarters on Hart­ William Osborne. Mehnn P ier­ auxiliary decorates the hospital annually for the holiday was the victim of a racial attack deiRdte a said Capt Jack Hughes of the Town of ford Road. son. and Joseph Russo. for a holiday meal, but a week’s exception to accusations that 8 a Bobln Selzler Pottery & Tileworks Manchester Fire Department. Ha^ws said Tuesday at W'altersville Scbcxsl Richard supply of food for the household season. fraternities are bastions of newspaper's report that three children The reception will be combined Motor Services volunteers to be % K i Id l<3> tm M i ea (ft, i » to i ka K i l a K i « a ttsi l a (S i ic i K s (fa u s m I there was no fire and tbe elevator motor Patton, a teacher at tbe school, took tbe and gifts for each member of the witnessed the beating with a vohmteer recognition honored are; was repaired later in the day. weapon from tbe boy who had tucked it into family. MACC estimates that a "I want to dose it owi We're tying up ceremony, according to a news some loose ends now," A dtn g Police Sopt Tbe ntotor had seized, overheated and his pocket, police said Charles Adams. Edward Atkin­ holiday basket will cost between Patton then fired one round from the release from the American Red Anthony P FabrizI said Wednesday had begun smoking, Hughes said. Occu­ son. George Beeny. Fred Badger $35 and $200. Non-perishable pistol. but DO one was injured. Potice did not Cross. Thirteen branth volun­ 'The p d k e Investigation has angered pants of the lower floors were not Agnes Donahue. Dan Gallagher foods fer Christmas boxes may be teers who have completed service Wack leaders who say police have been evacuated, he said. know if Patton knew the gun was loaded or left at Concordia Lutheran it be intended to fire it ranging from five to 35 years will Lois Carman. Bill Davis. John anxious to disprove the girl's daim s Hughes said flreflgbters had to get above Johnson. Ruth McIntosh. George Church, 41 Pitkin St. tbe elevator to cut off power to the motor. be presented with service pins. In Gift Ideas For The Bridgeport Sc^bool Sopt James Connelly Sylvia. Charles Utting. Edward A hot meal will be provided on He said the firefighters remained on the addition, recognition certificates said officials do not believe tbe boy planned Werner. Fred Rousseau, Ellen Christmas Day to more than 40 Oil, gas trucks crash scene until an elevator repair crew arrived will be presented to the members shut-ins through a cooperative to use tbe gun Morse, Walter Andrews, and to correct tbe problem. of the Motor Service Department arrangement with Manchester STAMFORD tAPi — OfHdals said a "W e believe the gun wasn’t brought in of tbe Connecticut Valley East Howard Madsen. fiery disaster was narrowly averted when malicioosly." Connelly said. Memorial Hospital and the volun­ Branch an oil truck overturned and slammed into a Ifc said school officials are helping tbe Awards will be presented to the teers who deliver Meals-on- Handyman! . O'Neill heads council propane gas truck in frool of a crowded police department’s Youth Bureau investi­ The 17 m em bn^ of this service following volunteers for five Wheels. Since the local soup kitchen is not open on weekends, restaurant, spewing heating oil into the HAR'TFORD fAP| - Gov William A gate tbe incident drove more than 3.800 citizens to years of service: meal certificates usable on street and briefly ^rapping a group of O’Neill was named prefident of the Council and from medical and medically Ruth Cook of East Hartford. Christmas Eve Day will be made panic-stricken patnms who feared an of State Gfnemments during the group's Battle lines forming related appointments during the Jean McGrath of East Hartford. exptosiem annual meeting Wednesday in Kansas City. Lois Morgan of Manchester. available to persons who are past year, driving over 44.000 homeless or without cooking Officials said the oil truck skidded to a Mo HARTFORD (AP» — State and local Grace Oliver of Manchester. C o m e I n miles in Bed Cross owned vehi­ facilities through the Manchester iftop 12 Inches from rupturing the gas truck "M ore than ever before the states need school officials are taking issue with an Florence Parker of Manchester. cles and serving more than 3.400 Department of Social Services. P i c k U p o u r and causing a deadly explosion to <-ofjperate with one another and keep advertising campaign mounted by Connec­ Paula Kraucunas of Manchester, hours, according to the Red A community Christmas dinner "This could have been a total horror with informed on how we can be«t handle mutual ticut’s largest teachers’ union in which the and Dorothy Ouillet te of Cross is being prepared by members of 8 p a g e wlwj knows how many people dead if the problems " O’Neill said in a statement uniem calls for a professional standards Manchester. a - . sc'enario played out as it almost did " said released in- his office ’‘The states today is board made up mostly of teachers. Twelve Health Service instruc­ St. James Church. Carr said Holiday sale anyone who will be alone for John Wolfe, Stamford's direnor of emer­ where the action is ’ ’ “ I ’m concerned about who. in fa d . has tors who were involved in teach­ Those who will be honored for Christmas or has no cooking gency management The governor said he would focus on control of Connedicut’s schools." Devra ing First Aid and CPR courses at 10 years of service are: C i r c u l a r facilities has been invited for the There were no seriw s injuries issues dealing with families, children and Baum, chairwoman of the Vernon Board of the branch during the year also Frances Burns of South Wind­ dinner at St. James School 'The accident took place at about noon international trade during his year-long Education, told the State Board of Educa­ will be honored. sor, Joseph Burns of South Cafeteria, 73 Park St. Free Wednesday In front of the Athens Restau­ term as president tion on Wednesday Branch Chairman James Con­ Windsor, Gwen Harvey of Man­ tickets are available at the MACC I SoTFEIt -- rant A truck bearing home beating oil The Council of State Governments Baum was one of nine local school nelly will make tbe presentations chester, and Mark ^ g d a n of Department of Human Needs. « Natural flipped onto Its rf>of rounding a corner near studies state programs and problems, officials who told the state board that they assisted by members of the Manchester. F R E E B L O O D \\ MANCHtSTERj^ the restaurant, skidded past the restaurant makes its information available to state Center Congregational Church, were alarmed by the advertising campaign Volunteer Service Committee. Shirley Clemson will be ho­ crushed a patrons' car and careened into a officials and legislators, and promotes 11 Center St., and at the town PRESSURE \\ tOMBEB by the 29.000-member Connedicut Educa­ The following Health Services nored for 15 years. propane gas truck regional and state-local cooperation tion Assodation Department of Social Services, \\ TROCtl ifchase volunteers are due to be honored: Bernice Woodbury will be ho­ Lincoln Center. Electric #5297 Retail Value Vjahanypv'coupo*’' CHECK and tn«s |*H It •• Bruce W. Kramer. Ann Noel. nored for 35 years of service. Toys for needy children and SAWZALL gifts for elderly and shut-ins may MAINTAIN YOUR HEALTH WHILE « 1 7 5 be left at theChri.stmascentersal YOU MAINTAIN YOUR HOME No purchase necessary Drawing dale 12720/88. Winner need not be present. the Town of Manchester Fire Report scrutinizes charities with 10-cent prizes and ‘gifts’ Department Headquarters. 75 The first Wednesday of every month. RKMINOTON. Center St.; the Eighth Utilities • December 7th • January dth ^ ^ ^ x U e t t a . HARTFORD fAPi - The De District fire station. 32 Main St.: 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 PommJi.T»oiA FmwoJtTeelA the state Public CBariiies Unit of charities, such as the Am eri­ "maintain ideal weight.” "eat a first-round prize in the 35,000 parlment of Consumer Protec­ dollar raised on research and ComFed Savings Bank, 1001 Main The study was headed by can Heart Disease Prevention variety of food." and "avoid too sweepstakes. After complaining tion and the attorney general's Assistant Attorney General patient services. St. and 23 Main St.: or the 7V4” Foundation and the United much salt.” to the attorney general's office MITRE Remington' office are cautioning Connecticut Manchester Mall. 811 Main St. David Ormstedt who said that Cancer Council. Tbe educational material is and tbe U.S. postal inspector, he CIRCULAR citizens about a Virginia dlrert- “ If people respond to these BOX his office is investigating whether The firm claims most of the sent with the sweepstakes mail­ received his prize: a check for 9 POWER mail organization soliciting char- sweepstakes thinking their mo­ •13 AMP heavy duly the company Watson and funds they raised are spent on ings, telling the potential donor cents. SAW ity donations coupled with a ney goes to research or patient Bolton board SAW HAMMER hi-tech 5800 RPM motor Hughey of Alexandria. Va . had public education But Ormstedt that be is a winner in a fS.OOOcasb For the American Heart Dis­ Makes hard-to-do fastenings into •Including carbide tipped sweepstakes for cash prizes and broken any laws assistance, they’re wrong.” said Heavy Duty said the study raised "important sweepstakes and could claim tbe ease Prevention Foundation, the concrete or steel quick & easy! blade 'mystery gifts " He said that since July 1. the Attorney General Joseph I. Lieb- • Double insulated questions about the educational prize money by mailing an report found it spent 42 cents of gllKIKSKK l>ess than 10 percent of the erman. “ The vast majority of the loses 3 more Model 5007NB $9900 attorney general's office had programs the charities sponsor." enclosed coupon with a suggested every dollar raised on the “ edu­ S 2 1 » s money sent to the firm ariually money raised is spent on direct- BOLTON - The Board of $217«o 5007NB received 232 calls from people Consumer Protection Commis­ contribution to the organization. cational" mailings. The charity noen to charily, the prizes are complaining about the direct- mail costs, printing and fees to Selectmen accepted the resigna­ sioner Mary M Heslin. whose Watson and Hughey officials said it spent another 48 cents per usualty checks for lOcents or less, the professional fund-raisers.” tions of three members of the CORDLESS mail appeals, people who office Jointly operates the Public did not immediately return calls dollar on fund-rasing costs. That Cordless and the mystery gifts are book­ "thought there was something Board of Health Tuesday, leaving v « = Charities Unit with the attorney for comment on the report. left 10 cents of every dollar DRIVER TOOL marks or packets of flower or fis h y " Said Lieberman; "H igh fund­ the board with only two active SCREWDRIVER general's office, said the educa­ One Connecticut consumer was actual charity, according to the Po w /lTooLa BOX vegHable seeds with minimal Watson and Hughey ran fund­ tional material often consists of raising costs may not be illegal, members. DRILL told by the United Cancer Council report. The United Cancer Coun­ but we are still concerned about value, according to a report by raising campaigns for a variety common sense tips, such as Administrative Assistant •Red enamel last year that he had won a cil spent three cents of every them.” THE HOMEBUILDER’S RESOURCE CENTER KIT Helen Kemp was one of the three Model 60930W • Heavy-duty handfes who resigned. Kemp said that it Knowledgeable Staff •2-speed; 400 RPM would be a conflict of interest to Tilklng with tha paopla at Manchattar Lumbar la aaay or 1100 RPM • Lockable drawboli and anjoyabla. Thay undaistand tha building Indualry •Full-lengtti tray State plans program continue on the board. She was •5 torque settings Reg. $1999 and ara conatantly laarning about naw preducta and Christmas Crafts Show ’88 named administrative assistant • Includes case, fast $ • 1 4 9 7 tachnlquaa. Asalating contractora and homaownara la charger and last month. vary Important to tham. $11900 $ 9 0 0 Manchester Community College 9,6V battery. to pay for suggestions Also resigning were Kathleen Innovative Displays 6093D W (12926) 89215 Lowe Program Center F. Walsh and Karen Lewis. With Manchaatar Lumbar'a diaplayt ara daaignad to ahow prior resignations, only Linda how vatioua Itama will look whan InatalTad, exhibit a HARTFORD (A P) - State Barnett cautioned that sugges­ Saturday, December 10 • 10-4 Lem ire and Rosanna Colangelo wide vaiiaty of axelting poaalbllltlaa and anhanca CHRISTMAS SPECIALS FOR UNDER $15 offIclalK plan an agressive cam­ tions eligible for awards have to Ac //e^ofeC knowledge of tha product. For example, windowa ara remain active board members, built Into a diaplay wall, viewable from both ildea. A paign to tell residents about a be very precise In outlining how a 50 Crajtrmen & Artutt from the Northeatt .jite. Vermont American Saw Horaa Vermont American said Lemire. cut-away nsodal ahowa how tha window li constructed Tool Pouch (53032)...... Brackets (1343121..... * 9 1 * IS" Utility Box (i»05) giant public suggestion box that state agency could save money, The resignations are not a and how It la Inttallad In the wall. could pay up to tIO.OOO to people Admission *1.50 • Under 12 FREE 48" Stanley Stsniey 50 Foot and the regulations point out that result of any conflict on the board, Quality Products Kitchen Fire who come up with practical ideas Level (13232) Steel Tape (I4i245i.. $ 9 » B ExIIngulaher (304S06| general suggestions must be Children’s Specialty Kemp said. “ On the Board of Manchaatar Lumbar carries only products that will that save the state money. avoided For example, a sugges­ Refrethmenu * Fmmily Fun * Ample Free Parking meat or sxesad the strict rsqulremanta of building Health, many people have been tradesman. Brands Include Andsrssn and Marvin win­ Stanley Ratter S A B B Stanley 6 Place S f t B f i 13 Place Drill Tbe Slate Suggestion Program Layout Square (310J04I Screwdriver Sal (i37»5)...... tion should not slate motor Shop on itforyears.Theyjustwanteda dows, Armstrong calling tils, Bruce floors, Makita and Bit Set (3aa74«i has Iteen in existence sinr-e vehicle department lines be change," she said. Mllwaukaa power tools, Manvilla insulation, Alcoa gut­ January ltm« but the state plans speeded up, but rather such a ters, Stanley hand tools, USQ wallboard, OAF and Bird The selectmen will have to rooting, Douglas Hr atuda, MinWax and Cuprinol stains to embark on an "agressive ?’ Infant Ctothlr>g ^ Showar Otfia suggestions should be accompan­ appoint five members to the and more. promotion ’ campaign In 1989 F Draaaaa to 8lza ex ied by a detailed description of a Otft Cartifloataa seven-member board, said To do the Job right, you need the right tool. Manchester MANY MORE SPECIALS IN STORE according to Thomas H Barnett, Lumbar carries 40 dfftarant hammers. 20 dinerant aawa. new method of speeding up lines If Boys & Qlrla Aotivawaar If Europaan Importa i Kemp. communications dlre<1or for tl.e 20 ditlsrant rulers, 10 ditfsrent squares, 9 different Work on the board will have to lanes, hundreds of drill and router biti. Thay carry ^ TPK lieparlment of Adminisirallve The suggestions, to be eligible N E W ^ • Personal Color Analysis ^ be postponed until a new board Rardwoods In 1" and 2" stock and specialty plywoods LOCATION Servl<‘es for a money award cannot Vtm on Commons In oak, birch, knotty pine, mahogany and poplar. can be appointed, Kemp said. The MANCHEST - cahuisal require legislative action to be • Instructive Make-up Sessions W. 820 Hartford Tnpk., Ht. 30. Varnon BUICK board's budget is the only item Custont Mlllwork ’ ’We're lo«iklng for concrete Implemented, and Barnett The new Msitchsstsr Lumbar will continue their 82 year that needs action in the next few prop«)sals on how something can stressed that they must be ^ • Personal Image Courses for Teens ^ tradition of peiaonallzed aerviesa. Thair Mlllwork Department can maks special size and pre-hung doors. Ije improved There are a Tot of practical weeks, she said. and Adults )^( If a board is not appointed by They can custom make windows or cut and ragroove smart people arond the state, but “ Someone might come along 3rr-767S sash and fit tham to old windows. They can duplicate ^ Small Personal Classes Now Forming ^ Jan. 17, when the selectmen have they itj have to be somewhat and M y we don't need public many moldinga. This Is aapeclally Important In restora­ yK Call for Brochure *41 asked that budget requests be tion work. It you naad to have lumbar planed or desire MANCHESTER LUMBER s|>ec|f|»" Barnetions concerning aaslatance. or what not There forwarded to them. the selectmen an unusual size mantel, the Manchester Lumbar “The Contractors’ Choice, The Homeowners’ Helper” t osi effective praHlces or Im­ will always be somebody who will > )* (* Mlllwork Department can do Itl will have to work on the board’s provements. to offer an opportun­ feel something we are doing on A Gift Certificates Available ^ budget, she said. 401 NEW STATE ROAD 643-5144 ity to communicate ideas which Mon. a Tuaa. Thura. 10-0 SalB Ends 12/17/88 phllosphir grounds Is no longer First Selectman Sandra W. would Increase revenue, to Im­ necessary Then we gel Into the 10-e Bat. 10-8 ALL PRICES CASH AND CARRY ONLY Manchester, CT 646-2954 Pierog called the three resigna­ Lay-Aways Welcome MANCHESTER, CT m prove servi les to the publb' or to law. it's not a matter of choice," Wad. 10-a Bun. 12-8 tions at one meeting a HOURS: Monday through Saturday 7:00 to 5:00 ■■ Impiove work environments " Barnett said “ coincidence." r -

MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec. 8, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Dec. 8. 198$ — 7 NATION & WORLD NATION Legendary lawmen & W O R L D mark bicentennial WASHINGTON (AP) - United gangster A1 Capone twice; took World cautiously welcomes Airlines pay penalty States marshals live in legend as the census until 1880; captured WASHINGTON (AP) — Security at the men who tamed the Wild fugitive slaves before the Civil airport passenger checkpoints is improv­ West, but their 200-year career is War and protected freed slaves ing, but the government has found enough intertwined with more of the during Reconstruction; and did Soviet pledge to cut troops lapses to levy $1.6 million in fines against 29 country's history than just bring­ the hanging for "Hanging Judge" airlines. ing bandits to justice. Isaac Parker in Fort Smith, Ark., The country’s oldest law en­ when Oklahoma was still Indian By Michael West conventional weapons from about and reduction of forces.” The Federal Aviation Administration forcement organization looks Territory and bank and train The Assaclated Press 3-to-l to 2-to-l. So it is a very, very In neutral Sweden, Foreign announced the civil penalties Tuesday and back at its storied history today robbers hid in the brush. fundamental change that he is Minister Sten Andersson said, also said the detection rate for hidden as it begins a bicentennial cele­ LONDON — West European making.” weapons at the checkpoints has improved “From what I have seen and significantly during the past year. bration with the opening of an "This is our heritage, the leaders have welcomed Mikhail Mrs. Thatcher is the longest- heard, it resembles all Gorba­ exhibit at the Supreme Court and preservation of history,” said S. Gorbachev’s pledge to cut serving and most hawkish NATO The civil penalties ranged from $1,000 chev's surprise Initiatives —■ it is against a handful of commuter carriers — a black-tie gala at a nearby hotel. Clint Peoples of Waco, Texas. conventional forces unilaterally, head of government. bold. It Is Interesting and It is “At almost every point in Peoples is the executive marshal but some are warning that even In Brussels, NATO Secretary- the minimum for a single violation — to promising. And it should betaken more than $200,000 apiece against Ameri­ history when the federal govern­ for the bicentennial, and served after such a move the Soviets General Manfred Woerner said seriously." ment was involved in a signifi­ as a marshal for 15 years in North would still remain military super­ the move "seems to be a step in can Airlines, Northwest Airlines and Mikhail Agursky of Hebrew United Airlines for each having more than cant event, there were marshals Texas and as chief of the Texas ior to NATO. the right direction,” but warned University in Jerusalem said, "I participating," says Stephen Rangers. China’s leaders said today that that big imbalances would two dozen violations. AP photo don’t think it (the cut) will remain The penalties stemmed from security Boyle, a spokesman for the U.S. they welcome the Soviet presi­ remain. unilateral fora long time because ROUGH GOING — A sidewalk vendor pushes his cart across a Denver Marshals Service. Sponsored by the United States dent’s pledge in a speech at the West German Defense Minister lapses discovered mostly between April there is also an atmosphere of and September of this year when under­ street in blizzard-like conditions Wednesday. A storm intensified as it hit A marshal fired the gun that Marshals Foundation, a non­ United Nations in New York on Rupert Scholz said Gorbachev change in Europe. These changes sent settlers scrambling for a profit fund-raising organization, Wednesday to cut the Red Army must follow up with “actual and cover FAA officials attempted to smuggle the area, with as much as 10 inches of snow predicted. are not aimed at the United mock weapons through the checkpoints and homestead in the Oklahoma land the special guest at tonight’s by 500,000 troops and scrap 10,000 verifiable withdrawal of troops States, but at Europe. run of 1889; marshals guarded the event will be James Arness, who tanks and other armaments were successful 236 times, according to the agency. "I would rather err on the side of they could think of the loss in terms of one first black student at the Univer­ played Marshal Matt Dillon on within two years. sity of Mississippi during the television’s "Gunsmoke” for 20 Gorbachev said that as part of leniency,” Judge Kees van Dijkhorst said human life, rather than just the huge total as he sentenced Patrick "Terror” Lekota, number,” National Park Service spokes­ desegregation battles of the years. One of those being honored the initiative to reduce the Soviet m d Soviet marshal retires 1960s; they ringed the Pentagon Is Deputy Marshal Rey F. Cestero army to about 5 million soldiers GEORGE CASTRO, , . 40, the publicity secretary for the United man Mike Stuckey said Wednesday, the MOSCOW (AP) — The head of the Soviet Democratic Front, to 12 years for treason. anniversary of the attack. during the Vietnam war protests of Savannah, Ga., for his assist­ the Kremlin would cut “a major of the early 1970s. ance in apprehending two murder portion of Soviet troops tempor­ Announces the opening of his new office for the armed forces, who has opposed unilateral Popo Molefe, 36, the front’s national More than 2,400 people were killed and AP photo secretary, and Moses Chikane, 40, secre­ 1,200 wounded on Dec. 7, 1941, the day They smashed whiskey stills and abduction suspects in arily stationed (in Mongolia) will cuts in Red Army conventional forces, during Prohibition and arrested August. WINDY VIEW — Soviet leader Mikhail President-elect George Bush on Wed­ return home.” practice of Cardiology at resigned the same day President Mikhail S. tary of the Transvaal Province branch, President Franklin D, Roosevelt said would Gorbachev points to photographers nesday. In the background is Manhat­ “This is a positive develop­ Gorbachev announced a major cutback of were sentenced to 10 years each. “live in Infamy.” The USS Arizona suffered Thomas Manthata, 48, a church field the heaviest losses, with 1,177 fatalities. while viewing New York Harbor with tan, including the twin towers of the ment,” Foreign Ministry spokes­ 1504 Sullivan Avenue 500,000 troops. Foreign Ministry spokesman Gennady worker, was sentenced to six years in President Ronald Reagan and World Trade Center, left. man Li Zhaoxing said in Beijing. South Windsor China long has demanded the Gerasimov confirmed Wednesday’s resig­ prison, also for treason. Mandela transferred Soviets reduce its troop presence nation of Sergei Akhromeyev, 65, but said A conviction on treason charges can along their common border as a 644-2473 the marshal’s decision was based on poor carry the death sentence. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - . The condition for normalizing rela­ health and not in protest of Gorbachev’s Supporters raised clenched fists in the Nelson Mandela, leader of the outlawed Gorbachev brings message tions after nearly 30 years of move. courtroom and shouted, “'Viva.” Then the African National Congress and jailed since Difference estrangement. The Soviet Union “He supported the proposals in the audience and defendants sang “God Bless 1962, has been transferred from a clinic to a stations nearly 50,000 troops in speech” Gorbachev gave at th.e United Africa,” the anthem of the anti-apartheid Is ®'*™®***ls - Gold - Gemstones movement. house on a prison farm outside Cape Town. Mongolia, and pulled out about Nations, Gerasimov said. The Soviet leader The government has been under intense .Slion that world wanted to hear 12,000 soldiers in 1987. Jfj*P SPECIAL VALUES announced a reduction in Soviet forces by a domestic and international pressure to Most news media in Eastern half-million from its present 5.5 million. unconditionally release the 70-year-old Quality By Jonathan Wolmon on military power ultinjately Reminder Is personal The Associated Press Europe’s Warsaw Pact states Mandela, South Africa’s most famous black weakens other components of reported without comment Gor­ HONOLULU (AP) - Visitors to the USS leader. News Analysis national security." Activists sentenced WASHINGTON - Mikhail S. bachev's promise, which in­ Arizona Memorial received a very personal But officials indicated after Wednesday’s He said the Soviet Union will cluded a pledge to remove 5,000 PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) - A reminder of the Japanese attack on Pearl transfer that Mandela’s outright release is Gorbachev arrived at the United reorganize Soviet divisions in Nations this week with precisely tanks and 50,000 troops from East judge today sentenced three black leaders Harbor; a single flowerand the name of one not imminent and restraints on him will be home to cope with a devastating Eastern Europe so they are Germany, Czechoslovakia and of the country’s largest anti-apartheid person killed on that fateful morning 47 eased in stages so the government can .All lnlir the message people across the earthquake had killed thousands “clearly defensive.” He said it globe most wanted to hear from a Hungary. Hummingbird Pin group to prison terms of 10 to 12 years after years ago. assess the political impact of his possible L'.irai. lull in the Soviet Caucasus region. plans to cut soldiers and arma­ But the Czechoslovak Commu­ a highly publicized three-year treason trial. "We wanted to personalize it for them, so freedom. man with his finger on the button; "Despite the fact that all ments in the European part of his Diamond Eye .Mililk' varialimi.'. ii; am, it’s time to stop using military nist daily Rude Pravo said the 9 Sapphires cnlnr aiiLl L'lai'ily sl'1 emergency measures are being country and in its Asian territory. meaning of the troop cut "is to might to settle political disputes taken ... Mr. Gorbachev believes In Mongolia, for instance, "a Now ‘269. Rc« IW) i Ik ih apart. W'c w ill l'Ivc — nobody's omnipotent. give conventional disarmamenta .S.’.T.IO when the people are suffering he major portion of Soviet troops vital shot in the arm.” Vd ii iliL- in lo rm .iiin ii \(u i ik'i.\l Even, in his hurried departure has to be there, he has to lead the temporarily stationed there will In m.iki,' .1 u isc Jl.mimiLl from the United States, Gorba­ "The point is literally to force efforts.’’ the Soviet foreign minis­ return home" — words that are Western partners to stop giving Rockers pay tribute to Roy Orbison p ill L liasc. chev was showing a face of ter said late last night. sure to gain favor with Khan's Kremlin leadership that stood in speeches ... about the need for NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Gorbachev left behind him a ancestors and the communist an interview with The Associated "He was as gentle, wise, and Presley, the only other compara­ Ci-iVfii ii . Inu-rii jii . li 4 n - iliu ,/ stark contrast to the shoe-waving disarmament, about their con­ Three decades of rock 'n' rollers troop-reduction timetable that leaders of China. Press. mysterious as his voice,” said ble vocal talent.” {inn (irm Liihi>i\iii>r. visit of the last Soviet leader to cern about the buildup of troops 6 Marquise Sapphires 1/4 Carat rw 1/2 Carat rw and country stars paid tribute to many experts had expected last Gorbachev has called on the and military technology in Eu­ "It’s very nice to be wanted U2's Bono, who recently recorded Orbison’s career peaked in the visit the United Nations. spring as a welcome-to-Moscow United States and its allies to accented by Diamonds 9 Diamonds 13 Diamonds Roy Orbison, remembering the with Orbison in Memphis. first half of the 1960s but tailed off Addressing diplomats who rope. and to start acting,” the Now *259. Rc| 1325 Now ‘379. 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But Western voiced original who pioneered the "Starting over more than once, death in a motorcycle accident in with difficult choices between its foreign editor Milan Jelinek. early days of rock. was better late than never, and leaders — distrustful of Soviet In Communist Poland, state TV Harrison and Petty said he was at the time of his death the 1966 and the deaths of two of his guns and butter, GorbacTfev on officials applauded Gorbachev's leaders generally and of the "Roy didn’t copy anybody, but through publicists that they were finest white pop singer on the three sons, ages 10 and 6, in a fire Jewelers Since Wednesday delivered a poignant carried without comment footage it cannot be said that a lot of call at the United Nations for less public relations wizardry of Mik­ of Gorbachev announcing he will too stunned by Orbison’s death to planet. Writing a song for him that destroyed his $150,000 lake­ call for peaceful coexistence reliance on military force. hail Gorbachev specifically — people didn’t borrow from Orbi­ comment immediately. was like writing a song for Elvis side home in 1968. punctuated with a theatrical reduce troop levels. son. And they’ll tell you that — The commander of armaments will want to see and hear more In Warsaw. Jacek Czaputo- announcement of Red Army as ferocious as any in history told from Moscow. Oval Garnet Gold Swirl Ring Oval Amethyst from the Beatles to Bruce Spring­ troop reductions. wicz, co-founder of Poland's 2 Diamonds steen," veteran recording artist the United Nations that the days Secretary of State George pacifist group Peace and Free­ 6 Diamonds 2 Diamonds "Our people want to live in Now ‘ 149. Reg $18.5 Carl Perkins said Wednesday. were over when military force Shultz praised the announced dom, said it could be the "first Now ‘319. Reg $395 Now ‘ 149. 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The Best remarked, "We're very pleased It may well come as a surprise In London, Prime Minister Orbison, who rose to fame with Quik- to students of history — students in 1991 Moscow would still enjoy Margaret Thatcher called the 3 1 S t Anniversary by the fact that thousands of New an advantage in European con­ early 1960s hits like “Oh, Pretty Santa Special Things Yorkers have come out to see us. of Chile's humiliation of Bolivia move "a very positive step and Peru in the War of the ventional forces. 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TOBRlHQTHt HMM,WOULD scorecard drastic but WVUM?f A miuM witch hunt support for fear DO?/ improves By John CunnIff for gays The Associated Press necessary WASHINGTON (AP) - Air Business Mirror traffic control problems in­ NEW YORK — A large percen­ creased delays in the busy By Jack Anderson tage of economic forecasters are Chicago area but overall the looking for trouble ahead, and In the "bad things to come” The administration of Manchester High and Joseph Spear nation’s major airlines reported School is in an unenviable position in its effort they’re finding support for their scenario. President-elect George that better than four in five flights fears in the past. Bush plays the role of Herbert to make it difficult for students to bring guns WASHINGTON - A witch hunt at a arrived on time during October, Whether the fears are justified Hoover. Coolidge’s era buried into the school. Marine toot camp in South Carolina the Transportation Department Is an entirely different matter. A Hoover. Ronald Reagan’s era As a result of the fact that one student has landed three women Marines in says. vocal minority of forecasters, for could disintegrate and smother jail and forced more than a dozen out The 13 largest domestic air instance, say their brethren are Bush and his plans. managed to get a firearm into school, hidden of the service because they were in a bulky outer coat, Principal Jacob Ludes carriers reported 83.4 percent of locked into a neurotic view of the The scenario appeals to those suspected of being lesbians. their flights arrived within 15 economic world as one in need of who like their rationales well put an immediate ban on wearing outer The notoriously overzealous Naval minutes of the scheduled times — punishment. packaged, but such packaging is clothing within the school building. Investigative Service has scoured the the margin considered on time by Why the punishment? Good accomplished only by eliminat­ The result was a protest by students, many Parris Island recruit training depot the government. It was the times breed the feeling. And when ing some factors. of whom see the move as an unwarranted for lesbians and some women say they seventh straight month the on- those good times persist despite Securities markets, for exam­ restriction of personal freedom. have been wrongly hounded and time record averaged over 80 budget and trade deficits and ple, might be overpriced but not humiliated. percent. myriad other unresolved prob­ to the sable extent as in 1929. The Ludes readily admits he may have used bad Eastern Airlines, which early lems, a sense of guilt develops. Federal Reserve Board has a psychology in his response to the situation, by Admitting to being a homosexual is this year was consistently among Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald not a crime. But engaging in homosex­ Good times, it is felt, are better handle on the economy. not e.xplaining the need for the measure to the the worst on-time performers, HIGH AND MIGHTY — Mike Dubiel of Tuesday. He works for Romik Inc. of undeserved. Industry today is stronger than it ual activity is grounds for discharge compiled the best record in students and giving them time to adjust to from the armed forces. Committing East Hartford works to replace a yard South Windsor. In the political realm, there­ was two decades ago or in 1929. October, with Eastern planes fore, a good many economists say new situation. But who can blame the an “indecent act” such as sodomy isa arriving on or close to schedule light at Mobil Mart on Hartford Road Such factors don't fit into the crime in some states, but it is rare that that even if George Bush enjoys package. It doesn’t stop the principal if he proposed a drastic solution to 90.3 percent of the time during the an extended honeymoon he even­ what must have seemed to him as shockingly consenting adults go to jail for the month. thinking, however. Those who sec crime in civilian life. tually will be confronted by the trouble ahead then point to an drastic problem? Bringing guns into schools, Eastern was followed by Amer­ problems. It is his fate, they say, The Marines apparently take it expansion that already is six after all, is something that happens in other ica West, 89.1 percent, and Delta IN B R IE F to face the deficit and tax years old, which they view as old seriously. A Marine spokesman told Air Lines, 87.8 percent. Alaska monsters. age. It cannot last, they say. places, not here in Manchester. us that since homosexuality violates Airlines had the worst record at It is unfortunate to have to impose a Defense Department policy, the Ma­ Consumers boost the debt This is how they set the stage: Perhaps not, but recessions 77.9 percent. USAir and United For the eight years of the complicated dress code on the entire student rines have a duty to enforce that Airlines, which has a concentra­ have always been a threat, and an policy. WASHINGTON (AP) — Consumer spending Reagan administration the econ­ actuality too. President Eisen­ body because a few students might use bulky ‘American Agenda’ cuts deficit tion of flights at Chicago, was was up in October, as Americans took out $3.56 omy enjoyed great prosperity. barely ahead with a 79.7 percent hower had three of them, and his clothes to hide weapons. But one weapon in But the women involved say the billion more in consumer debt than they paid off, Interest rates fell. Inflation de­ terms generally are viewed as tion period with congressional leader­ of the budget. If domestic spending Naval Investigative Service carried on-time mark. the government said. clined sharply and remained the hands of one student causes extreme By Michael J. McManus Meanwhile, the Transportation having been economically stable danger in a school. ship to develop a bipartisan budget were frozen at the 1988 level for five out that duty with gusto — conducting The October increase followed a tiny $2 million fairly low. Both stocks and bonds and successful. agreement covering at least two and years (a 4 percent real cut per year), harsh interrogations, acting on hear­ Department continued to receive rise in debt during September, the smallest. rose by roughly 11 percent a year Despite the surprisingly large number of WASHINGTON — Never before preferably four years” to cut the Medicare and Medicaid were cut 20 say and hyping charges to the fewer complaints about air change in six years, the Federal Reserve said in real terms. There is no question that Bush’s students involved in protests, the majority of have former presidents taken the deficit by $40 billion a year. percent below expected 1993 levels, criminal level so women were jailed travel. Wednesday. Consumer credit fell by $81 million administration will be forced to The department reported that Business strengthened itself deal with tough matters, includ­ students at the school and the majority of time to give a successor specific, So far. Bush has spumed the advice. and federal pensioners got no cost of instead of simply discharged. in October 1982 at the bottom of the last recession. during this time. Small compan­ their parents probably agree with the need for written advice. But Gerald Ford and But they al.so showed how to do it: living increases for five years, “the The lesbian hunt began as a small 1,196 air traveler complaints The October advance, which translated into ing the twin deficits of budget and Jimmy Carter have done so to "help were received by its consumer ies prospered. Employment trade, tax questions, bad debts Ludes’ action, and they probably regard it as 1. “Freeze defense spending at deficit would still be $40 billion in project, but it took off when a staff credit growth at an annual rate of 6.5 percent, grew. Large companies became the next president, and through him, 1993.” sergeant who was under investigation affairs office during November, was still down from the 8.75 percent annual rate everywhere, structural problems just another example of having to make our country,” by drafting an “Ameri­ current levels.” fewer than the month before and much more competitive. Corpo­ in banking, poverty, uncertainty. 2. “Reduce Cost of Living Adjust­ The policy paper concludes; “Be­ herself was persuaded to name other of growth recorded over the first nine months of rate profits rose. By most mea­ annoying adjustments to conditions over can Agenda” for his consideration. sides being inhumane and totally Marines who she thought might be down 60 percent from the number the year. In the years since World War II "We decided that it could be ments (COLAs) for Social Security received in November 1987. Trans sures, real income also rose. which they do not have complete control. recipients and federal pensioners al 2 infeasible politically, such a program lesbians. She came up with more than Still, analysts said they believed consumer Ail this came about while some the stock market has declined But even with a ban on clothing that can beneficial to a president-elect, imme­ would require substantial real cuts in 40 names. World Airlines had the highest spending was strengthening after a period of five of six times during the first diately after the rigors and partisan percent less than inflation.” rate of complaints with 8.12 per economists worried themselves easily hide weapons, there is no guarantee 3. “Cut Medicare fees for doctors, spending for education, infrastruc­ As a result, women say their sluggishness. They noted that retail sales shot up silly. It couldn’t be happening year after a Republican election intensity of the campaign, to have a ture, and research and development 100,000 passengers flown. 0.9 percent in October, the biggest gain in seven that no weapon will ever find its way into the short list of the most difficult agriculture price supports, spending careers have been ruined. Three of The consumer complaints are they said, pointing to the moun­ victory. It could do so again, for public works and transportation” — all important for future economic them are in jail. Others resigned months. tainous budget deficit, spectacu­ adding to the existing pressures. school again. Parents, teachers, administra­ problems he is likely to face after he is growth. We believe it is impossible to released with the on-time statis­ Sprint gets big contract But it will come back. elected, and realistic options for 4. “Impose moderate increases in... balance the budget by 1993 without rather than buck the system. tics, although they cover differ­ lar trade deficit, low savings rate, tors, and the students themselves will have be taxes on motor fuel (to encourage Our associate Jim Lynch inter­ Robotics unit being soid and shaky financial institutions. As important as the potential aware and alert to that possibility. solving these problems.” broad cuts in all areas of spending ent months. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Officials of US Actually, their list is not so short. more fuel-efficient cars and lower including defense and Social Security, viewed the women and their attor­ Nearly one in four flights into They insist we have run up downside to the problems is how dependence on imports) — and on neys. Here are some examples; PITTSBURGH (AP) — Westinghouse Electric Sprint Communications Co. of Kansas City were debts that must be repaid. effective the new president’s But they have so much wisdom to or increased taxes. Chicago’s O’Hare International Corp. said Wednesday it has agreed to sell its elated Wednesday after the company was offer, this and my next two columns beer. wine, and cigarettes (to discour­ ■ A Marine petty officer claims she Airport was delayed during Oc­ The comparison of Ronald policies are. There are always age their use).” Carter and Ford note two huge new was interrogated for eight hours Unimation robot and automation business to awarded part of a huge federal telecommunica­ problems to deal with, which is will spotlight some of it: tober, ranking the airport 26th Staubli International AG of Zurich, Switzerland. tions contract. Reagan and Calvin Coolidge is “The preeminent responsibility for demands for federal cash. First, is the about her alleged sexual relations among the 27 airports on which convenient for such thinkers. The why presidents are elected. Bush Specifically, they propose a 25-cent insolvency of perhaps 900 savings and with another officer. Naval investiga­ Westinghouse acquired Unimation for $107 "It’s a great victory for all our people and isn’t without weapons to use. every president is national security, gasoline tax. raising $20 billion; loans. They estimate it will cost “$50 information was provided. million in 1983. Unimation had been the nation’s certainly for Kansas City.” said Paul Henson, "Roaring 20s” of Calvin Coo- it continues from tbe first moments in tors increased the pressure by invit­ The Federal Aviation Admini.s- lidge's administration were Some of those weapons might doubling the cigarette tax to 32 cents to $100 billion” to pay off depositors. ing her estranged husband to observe largest maker of industrial robots, with head­ chairman of United Telecommunications Inc. of office to the last hour ... However, the per pack, for $3 billion:' and raising Second, is the cleanup of hazardous tration reduced the number of quarters in Danbury, Conn., and several hundred Westwood, one of Sprint’s parent firms. among the best years of the have to be used to infiltrate the federal budget deficit currently domi­ taxes on wine and beer to the alcohol the interrogation. The woman says flights it would allow into Chica­ century for stocks. Then the minds of those who spread the wastes which “could cost as much as the investigators threatened her with employees. United Telecom and the GTE Corp. of economy collapsed. nates all other decisions... allocations equivalent of liquor for $4.3 billion. $300 billion.” go’s airports, including O’Hare, Staubli International is a privately owned Stamford, Conn., each own half of Sprint, but philosophy of inevitable failure. for national defense, domestic needs, The beer tax would rise from 16 cents the loss of custody of her 6-month-old from 96 an hour to 80 an hour on Therefore, their Economic Policy child if she didn’t cooperate, but the manufacturer of programmable mechanisms for United Telecom’s share will increase to 80.1 and capital investments ... (It) will per six-pack to 64 cents, and wine Oct. 3 because of concern that air the textile industry, and its robotics division percent next month. require your most urgent attention.” would increase from 3 cents to 54 cents suggests a third option to balance the Naval Investigative Service denies traffic controllers were being budget; A higher tax increase would that. They had to drop their investiga­ makes a line of material handling systems. Sprint received 40 percent of the federal They make the federal debt under­ per fifth. forced to handle too much traffic. Westinghouse spokesman Jay McCaffrey contract and American Telephone and Tele­ standable: $.’t7,000 per family, costing Bush, during the campaign, backed permit some spending increases. For tion because no one read the women Controllers had made an unusu­ example; a 5 percent “value added her rights before the interrogation. confirmed the sale, but withheld details. graph Co. received 60 percent. billions just for interest — a third of a “flexible freeze” with no tax ally high number of traffic Unimation installed the world’s first industrial Industry analysts said the project, one of the which leaves America as a cash increase and no cuts in defense or tax “ raising $73 billion plus the sin and ■ Cpl. Barbara Baum was court- control errors, prompting the NEED SOME EXTRA gas taxes permit $30 billion of hikes martialed for committing sexual acts robot in 1961, and in 1983 its share of that market largest civilian contracts awarded by the “tribute to wealthy* strangers in Social Security, ’go comment on that. FAA action. was estimated at 40 percent with sales of more government, could improve Sprint’s standing in Japan, Germany and the Middle Ford and Carter asked bipartisan for defense, education, etc. with a female Marine. She was Salt Lake City had the best East." sentenced to a year in jail, but her than $71 million. the industry and boost its sales. Thecompany has SPENDING MONEY? experts (such as former Treasury Actually, the former presidents arrival record in October with not been profitable since it began in 1986. “The Treasury’s constant borrow­ Secretary Michael Blumenthal and have outlined a superb choice for an lawyer claims she was promised 89.6 percent of the flights landing Newspaper routes available in your area... ing inflates intere.st rates; every Alice Rivlin. former Congressional clemency by the prosecutor if cooper­ Insurance review urged American Town Meeting on Cutting ated with investigators. Baum testi­ on time. San Francisco had the Make money work for you home buyer pays more for his Budget Office director) to write the Federal Deficit: the Bush flexible worst record with 62.1 percent of COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — It’s important to mortgage because of federal debts “Economic Policy” for the American fied for 14 hours and then a military freeze vs. the Carter-Ford moderate judge recommended that her cle­ the planes arriving on time, review your homeowners insurance policy to HARTFORD (AP) — The key to financial and deficits,” they said. Last week Agenda. cuts and tax hikes vs. larger tax followed by O’Hare. make sure it provides sufficient coverage, planning is making your money work for you, Earn money and prizes by delivering the interest rates jumped again far ahead It says the Bush option would mency be denied. The Marines say no increase with increases in spending. promises were made. Baum went to Since April, better than 80 advises Nationwide Insurance. says Dave Pickett, a financial consultant to Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. of Japan et al. require “draconian cuts in domestic Let's give Americans a voice on it. percent of airline flights have The homeowners policy typically covers losses Aetna Life Insurance & Annuity Co. They urged the pre.sident (whose programs” to reach a balanced jail for almost six months, and then been arriving on time, compared ® 1988 by NEA, Inc was granted clemency. caused to the home or its contents by fire, Pickett says you need some liquid assets, but Call today to get more details. name was unknown when they wrote) budget in 1993. Why? Defense. Social Michael J. McManus is a syndi­ to an average of about 74 percent lightning, wind, hail, vandalism, theft and other leaving too much money in non-interest bearing “How 'bout that RJR Nabisco deal, eh?" to “begin working during the transi­ Security, and interest are 60 percent cated columnist. ■ Two women were demoted after they testified as character witnesses during the prior six months. perils. Also included is liability coverage for checking accounts or in low-interest vehicles for another woman. A Marine spokes­ Airlines no longer bunch flights anyone who may be injured in an accident on the such as passbook accounts and savings bonds are man said the women were "reas­ together during peak travel peri­ insured property. common mistakes. 647-9946 Open Forum OH BOV, signed,” not demoted. 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BEVINS----- Executive Editor Mancbeiter Parkadc Trl-Clly Plaza We have set a statewide goal of $1.5 the local level with support from the Manchester-North Unit, MARIE P GRADY...... city Editor Mancheiter 646-8012 VemoD 812-6900 million which will help us to feed. state. American Cancer Society ALEXANDER GIRELLI— Aieoclete Editor 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Dec. 8, 1988 fBanrhrstrr HrralJi Quake MHS Cassano Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 From page 1 elected to SPORTS Thursday, Dec. 8, 1988 largest city. In one shot, a man It’s no Catholic school.” put his hands over his head in Another student said the stu­ grief as he stood in the rubble of a dents feel discriminated against NLC board collapsed building. because they did not bring a gun “Practically all apartment to school. By Nancy Concelman Manchester Herald Ryan now buildings of nine floors or higher “I think it’s going out of Jim Tieiney are destroyed,” the official news­ control,” said Art Soucier. 16. of paper Komsomolskaya Pravda 60 North School St. "They’re Deputy Mayor Stephen T. Cas­ said. "There is significant dam­ taking it too seriously. They’re sano was elected to the National Herald Sports Writer age in five-story apartment buiid- not treating us fairly. They’re League of Cities board of direc­ tors Wednesday at the organiza­ a Ranger ings. Only individual one-story trying to solve something that and two-three story homes of old just doesn’t work.” tion’s annual business meeting in X construction remain whole.” One parent. William Nechitilo Boston. Army Gen. V.M. Arkhipov told of 391 Hilliard St., criticized the Cassano. a member of the Hurst is undecided the official news agency Tass that administration for implementing Manchester Board of Directors soldiers were setting up tent the rule. His daughter. Kathy, for 11 years, said he will serve a By Jim Donaghy cities today for evacuees. was suspended Wednesday for two-year term on the league’s NHL offers The Associated Press Komsomolskaya Pravda re­ wearing her jacket in school, he board. The league lobbies for the ported from Leninakan, a city of said. interests of municipalities. ATLANTA — The Texas Rangers are leaving 250,000 about 30 miles from “What do we have to do. go to Cassano said one of his main baseball’s winter meetings on Ryan’s Express. thecepicenter, that preliminary the Board of Education because goals is to increase federal mediocrity as The Rangers, who turned the annual trade mart reports indicated "tens of thou­ some crummy kids brought guns funding for mandated programs. into a Texas fairground, came away with one of the sands of people became victims to school ? Do you think the rest of “We hope to develop some kind biggest prizes Wednesday when strikeout king of the earthquake." the kids should have to freeze?” of funding... particularly for new Nolan Ryan agreed to terms. Aibert Khachatryan of the he asked. environmental programs.” he middle name But Bruce Hurst and the Armenian Ministry of Health said Kathy Nechitilo, 17. was read­ said. apparently had problems agreeing on potential in a teiephone interview that 2,000 mitted to school today after her Cassano will work with 11 other contract language, and the former Boston left­ injured people had been brought board members from all over the The National Hockey League is a strange bird. father talked to school officials. Nearly half of the teams in the league (10 out of hander still has not decided with whom to sign. to the Armenian capitai of She said the rule was not fair country. He was chosen from Negotiations with the Red Sox and California may Yerevan from Leninakan, Kirov- because often lockers are broken nearly 40 candidates after a 21) are currently below the .500 mark. Many resume today. akan and Spitak, and more were into. nomination from the league’s "experts” call this parity when it is nothing more Hurst remained the most wanted free agent. He expected. “They can put a gun any­ 11-member nominating commit­ and nothing less than a league with a plethora of was studying three-year deals worth $5.5 million Nora Milikyan, an editor of the where,” she said. ”We could put tee and a vote by about 6,000 mediocre teams. from Boston, California and San Diego. According official Armenian news agency them in pocketbooks or book delegates. Cas.sano said. Continually fluttering along with unstable wings, to various reports, Hurst had decided to try to work Armenpress, said in a telephone bags. What are they going to do? The Connecticut Conference of the NHL can’t blame itself for this mediocrity. The a deal with the Padres, but the two sides could not Interview from Yerevan that “all Ban them next?” Municipalities and similar organ­ very nature of the sport dictates this phenomenon. agree on contract details, presumably a clause the injured are being brought to She also said some student.^ izations in the five other New There are several reasons for this. covering payment during a potential lockout in 1990. Yerevan. The hospitals are com­ England states endorsed Cassano were suspended for questioning Patrick Flynn/Martchesler Herald First off, any sport which allows as much California said it had not heard from his agent. pletely full.” the rule even though they were for the position, he said. The incessant physical contact, as professional hockey Patrick Flynn/Manchcatar Harald Nick Lampros, and Angels general manager Mike "The worst place was Spitak. not wearing jackets. INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR — Stella Students Association, also included a league’s board of directors must does, lends itself immediately to mediocrity. The IN CONTROL — Hartford's Kevin Port planned on returning to California today. The entire town was destroyed — Other parents, though, have Cecchi of South Windsor, a Manchester reception and a lecture on the role of have representatives from all lesser-talented teams can use this legal tactic to and an assist in the 9-0 victory. The Ryan, a free agent, agreed to a one-year contract areas of the country, he said. Dineen has the puck on his stick during the hospitals and the schools and offered their support to the school Community College student originally African women in national development their advantage (i.e. as in the 1987 playoffs between Whalers host the New York Rangers plus an option for 1990 that guarantees $2 million. He the factories. All the houses were administration. James Harvey, When his term on the board is from Italy, shows items from different by Hilda Kokuhirwa Sinkonde. a minority Quebec and Hartford) and attempt to offset their Tuesday's game against the Sabres at tonight at 7:30 at the Civic Center. can potentially earn in excess of $3 million. destroyed. There is nothing left whoheadsa parents’groupcalled up. he will serve on an advisory adversary’s strength on any given night. the Civic Center. Dineen had two goals Ryan, who got a $200,000 signing bonus, will earn there,” she said. countries at the college's International fellow at MCC and teacher at Yale board, as long as he remains in the Committee for Growth at Secondly, as the fastest sport in the world $1.6 million in 1989 and $1.4 million in 1990. If the The area’s population has risen Manchester High School, said Day fair Wednesday. International Day University. office locally. Cassano said. Rangers do not pick up his option, they have to pay markedly in recent weeks as about 10 parents met with Ludes events, sponsored by the International Cassano is chairman of the demands, endurance is often more important than Ryan $200,000. settlers Hee ethnic strife between on Tuesday and supported the league’s Small Cities Council and talent. It seems like a broken record after every In bonus money. Ryan will earn $150,000 for Armenians and Azerbaijanis, Iz- rule. a member of the league’s steering loss when coaches and players harp on the lack of a Whalers lose two to injury winning the Cy Young Award, $50,000 for being vestia said. Gary Wood. Manchester police committee, the Energy and En­ ”60-minute effort” which contributed to the club’s named to the All-Star team and $75,000 for being There has been a virtual spokesman, said Wednesday that vironment Steering Committee downfall that particular night. If is becoming more HARTFORD (AP) - Hartford struck in the chest, the team said. until the 18th game this season selected the playoff or World Series MVP. declaration of martial law in the police were still investigating the Bolton man guilty in road death and advisory committees on and more painfully clear that the ”60-minute right wing Paul MacDermid and He’l be sidelined several days. became of an exhibition game California offered Ryan, 41, a deal worth $3.3 region. incident and he did not expect any human development, and finance effort” is hardly ever attainable for any NHL team. defenseman Scot Kleinendorst Kleinendorst received a cut knee injury. million (for one year with an option) and San Because of violence between conclusion until next week. He A Bolton man pleaded guilty tho.se charges will be dropped, and intergovernmental relations. In a sport where it is rare for any individual to sustained injuries in Tuesday above the right eye and a The Whalers said they had no Francisco’s offer was $3.2 million (also for a year helicopter to St. Francis Hospital He is a former president of play more than 1/3 of the game, cohesion which night’s victory over Buffalo that fractured cheekbone as the result Armenians and Azerbaijanis, could not be reached for comment ’Tuesday in connection with a 1987 court officials said. and Medical Center in Hartford, plans to recall any players from with an option). about 180,000 refugees reportedly today. hit-and-run accident that killed a Niel.sen left the scene of the CCM and has been a member of leads to consistency is extremely hard to come by. will sideline them indefinitely, of a fight with Buffalo’s Mark their farm sy.stem. Ryan, who has 4,775 lifetime strikeouts, said where she was pronounced dead. the conference board of directors th e Whalers announced Hartman. He underwent surgery have fled across the border Manchester woman, Rockville accident in his 1978 Ford Bronco, Police said severe head and Getting physically banged up, like if or not, 3-4 Hartford (1I-I4-I) coming off money wasn’t the only factor in his decision. between their two republics the Superior Court officials said state police said. since 1980. He has also served on nights a week for 80 games a season hardly lessens Wedne.sday. Wednesday night at St. Francis its solid 9-0 whitewashing of the “I’m a diehard Texan.” said Ryan, who lives in internal injuries were the cause two committees for the Capitol last three weeks. today. Smith was taken by Life Star of death. the load of struggling teams. Even with several MacDermid sprained his rib.® Hospital in Hartford, and the Sabres, host the New York Alvin. Texas. “I wanted to stay in Texas” Richard Nielsen Jr. 23. of 33 Region Council of Governments. talented players on any one team it’s easy to .see and strained mu.ccles and liga­ team said it would determine the Rangers (15-10-3) tonight at 7:30 Ryan, who has pitched a record five no-hitters, Crash Brookfield Road, will be sent­ how it could fall into NHL’s mediocrity club, ments in his .shoulder after being length of his absence on Thurs­ at the Civic Center. played the last nine years in Hou.ston and led the NL From page 1 enced Jan. 10 in the hit-and-run especially considering the constant threat of day. Kleinendorst didn’t play in strikeouts the last two years. Summit death of Grace L. Smith. 58. of 20B injury. Mike Schmidt, destined for the Hall of Fame along Sycamore Lane, court officials After Hartford’s 9-0 rout of Buffalo Tuesday with Ryan, officially reached an agreement with From page 1 Base in Ramstein. killing 70 said. night. Whaler Coach Larry Pleau said it best about Moses center of attention Philadelphia. people. Nielsen pleaded guilty to a 5 0 the inherent struggle among NHL teams. Schmidt, who underwent surgery in September charge of evading responsibility S i W E VS ’ '° O F F for a torn right rotator cuff, will be guaranteed Since March 31, there have "Everybody in this league is striving for summit with Gorbachev, in the Oct 24. 1987. accident, Bv Howard Ulman him you just knew they were seconds left and one with four $500,000. He gets another $500,000 if he is on the been 12 military air crashes in court officials said. Smith was consistency,” he explained. “That’s what we’re The Associated Press getting a worker. Where he really ”I also made clear that we West Germany. striving for. That’s the way it’s going to be.’ seconds remaining. Jim Paxson’s roster May 15, another $500,000 if he’s playing on needed some time and he under­ Hundreds of rescue workers -Struck while crossing Cider Mill does the job is on the boards, but three-point shot at the buzzer Aug. 15 and can earn $550,000 more in incentives. Road in Bolton, state police said. Scanning the NHL, the only teams which could be BOSTON — Moses Malone he also hit some big shots out made the final margin three The New York Yankees also got in on the free stood that,” Bush said. ”He didn’t rushed to the scene of panic and Entire Stock of Sweaters considered ’elite’ at this point, would be Calgary seem to have any problem with chaos in Remscheid, located near Nielsen al.so was charged with came through when Atlanta there,” points. agent action, when they started negotiations with that at all.” misconduct with a motor vehicle, (20-4:4). Edmonton (17-9-3) and Montreal (17-9-5). needed him. His opposing center. "Having a guy like Moses in the ”We played tentatively down San Diego right-hander Andy Hawkins. Duesseldorf in the densely popu­ It’s almost comical to see NHL owners and The three leaders posed for lated industrial area. Local offi­ misuse of registration plates, Robert Parish, was on the bench hole changes the whole outlook of the stretch.” Atlanta Coach Mike There were two deals Wednesday bringing the pictures on a platform against a operating an unregistered vehi­ general managers bang their heads against a wall, when Boston let the Hawks back our offense.” Atlanta’s Domi­ Fratello said. total to eight trades involving 24 players. cials said they believed ammuni­ forever attempting to improve their respective backdrop of the Manhattan sky­ tion on the jet exploded on cle and operating a motor vehicle in the game. nique Wilkins said. The Hawks might never nave The New York Mets traded second baseman line and the Statute of Liberty. without insurance, state police clubs. They keep trading around the same Both big men were their teams’ Malone helped extend Atlanta’s had a chance to win without a Wally Backman to Minnesota for three minor impact. -said. Under the plea bargain. mediocre players from mediocre clubs and wonder best players Wednesday night, NBA winning streak to six games Bush playfully acted as if he The state government of North decisive stretch late in the third league pithers. would throw himself into New why these transactions aren’t reaping any benefits. but Malone’s team won 106-103 as and stretch Boston’s losing streak quarter after Mark Acres re­ In the other deal, Milwaukee sent catcher Bill Rhine-Westphalia said the air­ he hit three critical free throws in York Harbor in response to craft was loaded with ammuni­ Trades in baseball and basketball are constantly to three. The victory was the placed Parish, who was given a Schroeder to California for infielder Gus Polidor. photographers’ requests that the scrutinized while in hockey, no one gives a second the final 10 seconds to repel a Hawks’ first in Boston Garden rest, with 3:39 remaining. Facing a midnight deadline to return to their tion, which exploded on impact. Oltic charge. since March 1, 1985. and ended leaders strike varying poses. However, spokesman Doug Mall BUY TWO thought unless, of course, you’re Wayne Gretzky, Ahead 75-68, Boston was out- former teams, several free agents reached Briefing reporters on the talks. More than any other sport, it is very difficult to Each center led his team in their eight-game losing streak scored the rest of the period 13-2 agreements on new contracts. Moore at the U.S. Air Force From page 1 scoring and rebounding. Malone there. Secretary of State George Shultz headquarters in Ramstein said he AND SAVE AN attain elite status as a player in pro hockey because as Atlanta took an 81-77 lead into Outfielder Jeffrey Leonard and pitcher Tom said the luncheon meeting was of the existing constraints within the game. with 27 points and 14 rebounds With the score 83-83, Atlanta the fourth quarter. Parish played Niedenfuer each agreed to two- year, $1.75 million could not confirm there was and Parish with 29 points and 18 went on a 20-9 run. making it contracts with the Seattle Mariners. Leonard "direct, open, lots of humor.” ammunition on board. ^ refu.sed to comment on the Gretzky. Mario Lemieux and Steve Yzerman come all but the last 20 seconds of the Afterward, he flew to Brussels to ADDITIONAL ^5 rebounds. Parish added three 103-92 with 2:43 left. But Boston last period. played for Milwaukee last year and Niedenfuer had ”We have a U.S. Air Force A-10 November inspection until she to mind. But. after that, you’re drawing a very fine blocks and Malone two. inform NATO allies about the line. got the next eight points to close Boston guard Brian Shaw said 18 saves for Baltimore. down,” Moore told The Asso­ has sent the report to Homart. ”He is a major player for the gap to 103-100. After the Right-hander Scott Sanderson agreed to terms on meeting. ciated Press in a telephone In a report on an Oct. 13 The irony of the whole situation is that 16 of the 21 Parish ”is our force and we rely “I enjoyed the meeting: hope to them.” Boston Coach Jimmy Celtics’ Danny Ainge missed a on him for a lot of our rebounds a one-year, $200,000 contract with the Chicago Cubs. interview. ”It was assigned to the inspection. Butts said the DEP NHL teams qualify for the playoffs. Rodgers said of Malone, the see you soon,” Bush said with a 81st Tactical Fighter Wing at the three-point shot with 12 seconds to and offense. But when he was Sanderson was injured most of the 1988 season. He final handshake for Gorbachev. found erosion from the site had But, that’s an entirely different bird 13-year veteran in his first season go. Malone was fouled. resting, the team didn’t pick up was 1-2 in 11 games. He made $950,000 last season. Royal Air Force base in Bentwat- entered Buggie Stowe Pond, off The NHL itself is a strange enough one. with the Hawks. “When they got Beset by economic problems at ers, England.” He sank two foul shots with 10 the slack.” Greg Harris. 4-6 for Philadelphia in 1988, agreed home, Gorbachev used his U.N. Buckland Street. Butts said in her to a one-year contract for $325,000. But Moore said the one-man report that blasting work at the Dave Collins agreed to a one-year deal for$225.000 address to announce a unilateral plane was temporarily assigned mall site may have caused cutback in Soviet troops, ar­ to a base in West Germany for with the . $125,000 of which is tillery, tanks and planes, includ­ particulates of oxidized iron to guaranteed. Collins. 36, batted .236 in 99 games. training. He said he did not know run into a different pond off Al Arbour answers Pitcher agreed to a $575,000 ing a reduction of 50,000 Red the fate of the pilot. Tolland ’Turnpike. Army forces and 5,000 tanks in non-guaranteed contract with the Detroit Tigers. He The A-IO Thunderbolt II is a The Oct. 13 inspection was the was 6-7 last season with a 5.91 ERA. First Eastern Europe by 1991. Overall, fighter jet. result of a complaint by Cathy he said the reductions would total Ralf Berghaus, Remscheid po­ Isles’ cry for help baseman-outfielder Dave Bergman also agreed on a 500,000 troops — or about 10 Lankford of 853 Tolland Turn­ one-year contract with the Tigers. lice spokesman, told the AP that pike, who said the pond near her The winter meetings officially ended Wednesday, percent of the total — in Soviet "at least one person is dead and home had turned red. territory and bordering nations. Bv John Krelser dered the change and who would fulfill but several clubs were staying for the rest of the numerous people seriously in­ A spokesman for Homart said The Associated Press what we needed best. We didn’t talk to week to discuss trades. Gorbachev said money saved jured” and that "houses are on Tue.sday the company will have by scaling down military forces anyone else.” The Mets kept up their interest in Atlanta’s Dale fire.” the water in the pond and the well UNIONDALE, N Y. — The New Arbour, who stepped down in June would be invested in the Soviet Berghaus said six multifamily Murphy and Cleveland’s Joe Carter and Philadel­ civilian economy. that supplies Lankford’sdrinking York Islanders hired Al Arbour in 1973 1986, after 13 seasons as coach and phia continued to shop Phil Bradley. homes were in flames. water tested. to bring order out of the chaos left over became the team’s vice president in from their first NHL season. Fifteen charge of player development, said he years later, they’re again asking him was "in shock” after being asked to to lead them out of the wilderness. return. Japanese yen ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. CALDWELL Arbour, who helped turn the Island­ ers from NHL laughingstocks into “I never thought of coming back Hobcrt J. Smith, Iik. (after leaving coaching),’’ he said INSURANSMITHS INSURANSMITHS SINCE OIL INC. four-time Stanley Cups champions in after conducting a team meeting and for Americans the early 1980s, got the call Wednes­ practice. “I can’t say I missed it, 1914 day when the team fired coach Terry “I had second thoughts about ATLANTA (AP) — In every nook and cranny at Simpson, who took over when Arbour baseball’s winter meetings, someone from Japan is .68^ stepped down in 1986. saying yes. Bill called and asked if I’d P«r gal. C. O. D. come back, and he said he felt I could watching. 150 gal. minimum purchaaa This time, Arbourtakesovera team There are representatives from all 12 Japanese that won the Patrick Division title in help the team. It’s hard to say no to 649-5241 Bill. We’ve been together a long pro teams following the major leaguers. And 6 5 E. Center Street 1987-88, but has lost eight in a row. is time.” they’re being followed by five network television 649-8841 off to its worst start in 15 years and, at Manchester, CT. P rtef Sub/^et to Chtngo crews from Japan and two dozen reporters. 7-18-2, is tied with Chicago at the He said his first task is to improve All to see which Americans might soon be turning bottom of the overall NHL standings the team’s mental outlook. Japanese. Famous Maker Blouses two months into the season. "We’re going to work on individual "This is very interesting,” said Kazuo Ito of the Islanders President Bill Torrey said and team confidence." said Arbour, Pacific League. There are no winter meetings there he had seen enough after watching his the third-winningest coach in NHL and Ito was asked by the Japanese baseball Incredibly team turn a 3-2 third-period lead history with 594 victories. "The commissioner to see how the Americans do it. DEPT. STORE against Boston on Tuesday night into mental aspect is 80 percent of the So far, this has been a productive week for the Priced! T o * 4 2 a 4-3 loss. game. It controls everything. r" Japanese. Willie Upshaw, Cecil Fielder and minor “I can’t say I’ve ever seen anyone "They’re not as bad as they’re leaguer Todd Brown have been lured overseas and more devoted to the team or to the job playing. Who knows how good they Mike Diaz and Lee Tunnell might get the yen to go. ongoing quality & service at hand than Terry was,” Torrey said can be with some confidence.” Bill Gullickson, who pitched in Japan last season, in announcing the change. "It’s not a Torrey said he was disappointed in is leaning toward returning and there is speculation finger-pointing situation. A good guy the way his players had performed that might go, too. got hurt today. under Simpson, a sentiment echoed Chrit N«lton/Sp*elil to Iti* Horald "I think it’s becoming a little of a concern over "Unfortunately, the facts are what by goaltender Kelly Hrudey, one of here," said former major leaguer Leon Lee, who they are — seven wins. 18 losses, two the few Islanders who has played well HUSKY GUARD — UConn’s Tate George controls the ball in played in Japan for several years and now helps the Famous Fashion Labels.... 20-50% Off. ties, 16 points and last place.” this season. Monday night’s game against Marist. George had 16 points and Yakult Swallows identify potential players. S ff€ € n e Jewelers Torrey said Arbour’s availabilty "It comes down to us letting him dished out 10 assists in the Huskies' 93-71 victory. 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M IAM I (AP) — It’s beginning food and let someone else come in to sound like a broken record for and eat it,” Miami guard Rory NBC figures to retain the over-the-air Magicians at MHS national package, which will include 12-13 By Paul Ofria Oatway and Jeff Grote have been the team with the N BA’s worst Sparrow said. impressive in the preseason and record: the Miami Heat loses. Sacramento improved to 3-12 The Harlem Magicians, featuring Con­ Saturday afternoon games during the Special to the Herald season, the World Series and the All-Star will log a good deal of ice time this The winless expansion team and 1-6 on the road. necticut native and NBA great Calvin Game. The network is expected to pay winter. The second defensive blew an 11-point lead with less "Everybody’s aware of the Murphy, along with dribbling sensation Rebuilding a high school about $150 million to $160 million a year. pairing is senior Kevin Hurly and than 10 minutes left Wednesday Heat’s situation,” Kings coach Marques Haynes, will appear at Manches­ hockey program can be an ugly Turner Network Television Is expected to business. junior Scott Winot while senior night and dropped Its 14th Jerry Reynolds said. “ But we’re ter High School’s Clarke Arena tonight at get a package of four games a week for Nate Navatasis is paired with straight game. 96-94 to Sacra­ also aware of our own situation. 7:30 p.m. At Manchester High, rebuild­ about $70 million to $80 million. The cable junior Chip Addabbo. mento. Miami is one loss shy of We need some wins.” Valentino Willis will star as the "Clown ing has become a way of life since setup would be similar to CBS and NBC on The Indians are balanced up tying the NBA record for the The Heat’s losing streak is the Prince of Basketball” . The supporting cast graduation 1986. Thirteen seniors N F L Sundays. T N T would switch away front, unlike any other team longest losing streak at the start fourth longest at the start of a of the Magicians includes Ken Abrams. packed their skates away that from its scheduled game to another game during the Fam o years. Missing of a season. season in NBA history. Denver in Basil Hampton. Gary McClendon. Chris spring, leaving coaches Eric and if. let’s say. a pitcher takes a no-hitter into " I don’t think we’re afraid to 1949. the expansion Cleveland Tuggle and Rex Jones. Clay Fam o with a very young and is a sniper that can pocket goals the eighth inning. at will, but the Farnos feel good win,” Miami’s Jon Sundvold said. Cavaliers in 1970 and Philadel­ Tickets are $4 at the door. inexperienced team. ABC seems to want out of baseball "We just made some mistakes ... phia in 1972 lost their first 15 How young and inexperienced? about the Indian attack. “ We entirely. have four lines that we can put We took a couple of bad shots and games. Miami can tie the record AP photo The Indians claimed just two Soccer signups set Cable plans should be announced next we threw the ball away.” Friday at home against Denver. wins and one tie for the last two together where as in past years week and over-the-air plans next week or Sundvold led the Heat with 15 Rothstein argued with many SHOT OFF — Sixers' Charles Barkley seasons of work. Manchester, we’d scrape together two (lines) The Manchester Rec Department will the week after. which opens its 1988-89 slate and hope they stay healthy the points and eight assists off the calls by the officials, drew one conduct youth soccer registration on three gets off his shot as he falls away from Saturday night at the Bolton Ice whole year.” Clay Farno said. bench. He also made a two-point technical and then was evasive in Monday nights. Jan. 9. 23 and 30.1989. from Denver's Dan Schayes in their game Palace against Windsor High, Manchester’s top line features shot from the corner that he discussing reasons for the loss. 6 to 8 p.m. at the filing Junior High Wednesday night. Barkley had 29 Walton gets extension was 1-18-1 a year ago. junior Dave Ciolkosz (16 points) released just after the final “ There are reasons I really cafeteria. points in Philly's 134-109 victory. The Fam o brothers, returning at center between Scott Stevens buzzer, negating an overtime. can’t talk about because I’ll end There are four age divisions — Pee wee H EM P S TEA D , N Y. (AP) - Joe Walton for a fourth season behind the and Todd Carlson, the latter “ It’s a bitter disappointment, up getting fired,” Rothstein said. (ages 6-7), midget (ages 8-9), junior (ages is the future of the New York Jets. Manchester High bench, feel they entering his fourth year with the because we had the lead and we “ It already cost me $100 tonight. 10-11) and intermediate (ages 12-14). Age is Despite not making the playoffs for the have a much different team from squad. Junior Jason Pellegatto had a chance to win,” Miami You know what I mean. I can’t determined as of Dec. 31,1988. There is a $5 Mets trade Backman second straight year, and eight consecutive the previous two. “The biggest (13) will center for Tim Archam- coach Ron Rothstein said. talk about it. but it’s really a registration fee and a $4 Rec4nembership ATLANTA (AP) — The New York Mets losses in December, club president Steve thing is we don’t have a star on bault and senior Jeff Minor. A Kenny Smith made three joke.” card is required. cleared some space in their infield by Gutman said enough progress was made to this team,” head coach Eric third line of sophomores Jim straight breakaway layups to cap Derek Smith had 21 points for There is a maximum number of partici­ trading second ba.seman Wally Backman to warrant owner Leon Hess extending Farno said. “ In the past, our kids Curry and Gary Jonas and junior Sacramento’s comeback. He then the Kings. Kenny Smith, Rodney pants that will be accomodated and once the Minne.sota Twins on Wednesday for Walton’s contract for the third time since he have relied on the star to do the Tim Jordon will also see action. hit two free throws with four McCray and LaSalle Thompson that number is reaehed. registration will be three minor league pitchers. was named head coach in 1983. job. This year, everyone has to Senior Larry Briggs will center seconds left for the winning had 17 each. closed. No regi.stration will be accepted Backman, 29. hit .303 in 99 games last Gutman said the deal was worked out last pitch in. It’s the best thing for us. ” for sophomore Tim Shumaker margin. Seikaly scored 14 points and after Jan. 30, 1989 season with 17 runs batted in The Mels also Friday, but media speculation of Walton’s The “ team unity” theme, and junior Paul Feragne on a “ Weset the table, cooked all the grabbed 11 rebounds for Miami. sent minor league pitcher Mike Santiago to future prompted him to make the an­ Rcginild Plnto/M*nchMt«r Herald Reginald Plnto/Manchttter Herald which had been mysteriously fourth line while Shannon the Twins. nouncement Wedne.sday, something he missing since the salad days of Brimmer, who joined the team Friars rout BC In exchange, the Mels got right-handers normally wouldn’t do until the offseason. Walton, who was earning a reported SHOT — East Catholic's Reid Gorman fires from the EAST TRI-CAPTAIN — Senior Scott Altrui is one of three the Bobby Blake era, appears to after the football season, will help N EW TO N , Mass. (AP) — Eric Murdock Jeff Bumgarner, Steve Gasser and Toby corner in a recent scrimmage against Weaver at the Eagle be back in fashion. “ The seniors out as a penalty killer. Jersey ends drought Nivens $350,000, is believed to have signed through captains with the East Catholic High basketball team this scored 26 points and Cal Foster added 20 to the 1991 season. He received extensions gym. Gorman is seen as a 3-point threat by Eagle Coach are really leading.” assistant The Manchester hockey pro­ lead unbeaten Providence to 7.3-52 victory By the end of la.st season, the Mels had year. Altrui will be counted on to provide a good deal of coach Clay Famo said. “ Eve­ gram is moving in the right Bv The Associated Press two second baseman, two shortstops and after the 1984 and 1986 sea.sons Ray Page. scoring punch for the Eagles. Wednesday night over Boston College in the ryone wants to win this year. direction. The tough times may Big East opener for both schools. three third baseman. Howard Johnson, who We’ve had rough times. The kids not be over, but one must feel the New Jersey hadn't won in NHL Roundup Dana Barros hit a follow-up jumper to occupied third and short, has also been know it.” most difficult part of the overhaul almost a month. II seemed pull Boston College to within 35-.30 with mentioned in .several possible trades. Holyfleld set for match “Chemistry.” Eric Farno said. is behind. longer. 18:27left inthegame.hut Fosteroameback “ We really wanted to find a home for “ This group really seems to like “ Yeah, we’re tired of golfing li. The Devils beat Washington 5-1 Gagner took a deflected pass Wally, a place where he could play A TL A N TIC C ITY , N J (AP) - One who with a 3-point play to spark a 10-1 spurt for doesn’t question Evandcr Holyfield's hea­ ‘Besf EC boys’ hoop team each other.” March.” Clay Farno says. “ 1 Wednesday night as John Ma- from Stewart Gavin. Montreal the Friars, which gave the visitors a 45-31 ei'eryday,” said Joe Mcllvaine. Mets vice vyweight credentials is Evander Holyfield. When the Indians take the ice in think this team definitely has a cLean .scored three goals, two in goalie Brian Hayward kicked the president of operations, said. lead with 14:39 left. “ What we’re going to do is show him the their opener, Glen MacLachlan shot at (qualifying for the state) the second period. rebound right back to Gagner. Barros led the losing Eagles. 4-2 overall will start in the nets. The tournament. Nine wins is very, “It’s a start,” New Jersey who score from in front. It was way back to the crui.serweight division.” and 0-1 in the league, with 16 points, but said Angelo Dundee, the trainer of Pinklon third-year senior was the winning very possible and we’re shooting goaltender Sean Burke said. Gagner’s team-high 17th goal, his committed 10 turnovers in the game. Steve NFL cites Lee, Solomon goaltender in both Indian victo­ for it.” "Aftereight games without a win. fir.st in seven games. Thomas, a former World Council Associa­ faces test in rugged ACC Benton added 15 points for Boston College. NEW YORK (AP) — Minnesota team­ tion heavyweight champion. ries and the tie the previous two it’s nice to come back with an Schtdule: Dec. 10 Windsor H, 14 Montreal is 9-1-2 in its last 12 Marty Conlon pulled down 16 rebounds to mates Carl Lee and Jes.se Solomon have years. His backup is Ian Dalrym- Rockville A, 17 South Windsor A, 21 effort like that. It’s a relief for games. 13-2-4 in its last 19 and has The 30-year-old Thomas will be the By Len Auster FernnI H, 2S Hall H 1 p.m., 30 Windsor A. lift Providence to a 46-28 rebounding been named N FC Defensive Players of the Lopotka will be the floor general, ple, a relatively inexperienced us.” opponent in a .scheduled 10-rounder Friday Manchester Herald Conklin Jon. 4 Farmington H, 7 Enfield A, 10 the second-best record in the N H L advantage. The Friars are 6-0 and 1-0 Week — the first lime in the four-year Oliva will be counted on to handle One key. Page believes, is for junior who is gaining ground fast Farmington H, IS Glastonbury A, 21 New Jersey had lo.st .seven of its under new Coach Pat Burns. night when Holyfield, Ihe undisputed H.S. Preview Newington H, 25 South Windsor H, 28 history of the award that two players have the rebounding chores and Calla­ the Eagles to get out of the gate and may challenge for the top last eight and the eighth was a 2-2 Oilers 8, Nordlques 3: Jari Kurri cruiserweighi champion, fights, for the This may be Ray Page’.s best Fermi A 1:30 p.m. shared the honor. second lime as a heavyweiphi han is the top defensive player. quickly. “ I don’t think the boys in position before the year is over. Feb. 1 Hall A, 8 Enfield H. 13 tie with Vancouver Flach, Seguso upset team in his five years as East scored three goals in the second In making the announcement Wedne.s­ Gorman, Altrui and Callahan the back of their heads know if Two sophomores are stepping Newington A 2 p.m., 18 Rockville H, 20 “ It’s nice to have a big game to period for his 20th career three- Catholic High’s boy's basketball Glastonbury H 10 a.m. LONDON (AP) - Sergio Casal and day. Ihe conference cited Lee, a corner- are tri-captains. they can play with the St. in to lead the defense. Jason Home games at the Belton Ice Palace. help us out of the slump.” goal game and Mark Messier had coach. The agonizing question he League last summer, taking Emilio Sanchez broke a three-year jinx back, and Solomon, a linebacker, for their “They all have roles,” said Joseph’s and Notre Dame (incur MacLean said. “ I don’t think two goals and two assists. Duper appeal denied and his Eagles face is are they fourth place and making the against Ker. Flach and Robert Segiisn play in the Vikings’ 45-3 victory over the Page, adding all will be needed to league). Those teams have won we’re that far out of the race. We good enough to be successful in league’s playoff. “ It was the first Kurri set up Kevin Lowe’s New Orleans Saints Sunday. MIAMI (AP) — Miami Dolphins wide carry the scoring load. He hopes every year. have to play well each game. Wedne.sday. saving four match points to the rugged All Connecticut Con­ type of playoff the kids have ever game-opening goal in the first Meanwhile, Washington wide receiver receiver Mark Duper will miss Ihe Altrui proves to be his big gun Lots of new faces We’ve had a couple of mental beat the Americans 6-2, 6-2. 5-7, 1-6. 7-6 ference where the likes of St. been in.” Page said. “ We have to beat somebody period. In the second period. Ricky Sanders, whocaught lOpas.ses for 128 remaining two games of the N F L sea.son offensively. “ He can score out­ breakdowns every game, but it (12-10) on the opening day of Ihe Masters Joseph. Notre Dame and St. It’s a senior-dominated team good early in our gym to get Kurri had a tip-in at 33 seconds yards in the Redskins’ 20-19 victory over the after league officials denied an appeal of his side and take it to the hoop. He’sa wasn’t a lack of hard work.” that made it 3-1. a sharp-angled Doubles championship. Bernard lurk. which has won at all levels confidence that we can win. The Spaniards’ two-hour. 40-miniile Philadelphia Eagles, was named Ihe NFC 30-day suspension for violating Ihe league’s lot stronger than last year” The victory was the first forthe drive to the far side at 3:56 and a ‘‘The ACC is a very strong previously. Page points out We’re putting emphasis on the with Tech wrestling victory at London’s Royal Albert Hall Offensive Player of the Week. substance abuse policy. Gorman, when he gets hot, can Devils since they won 4-2 at St. backhander at 15:40. league.’‘ Page understates. “ In “ They won as freshmen and were start of the year and that’s why avenged a five-set defeat by Flach and The AFC Players of the Week were Meanwhile, the N F L said it has been connect from 3-point range. “ I By Len Auster Louis on Nov. 15. Greg Adams and Keith Acton other leagues, teams seem to go 15-3 as jayvees a year ago.” he we’ve put in a lot of (Springfield College). Seguso in the Olytnpicdoubles final in Seoul Pittsburgh quarterback Bubby Brislerand watching Duper for nearly two years hope the combination (of Altrui scrimmages.” Manchester Herald Canadlens 2, Stars 2: Dave had the other Edmonton goals. in cycles. In our league, teams says, hoping the success will Junior Russ Johndrow (145) and was their first success in six matches Los Angeles Raiders defensive end Greg becau.se of his association with a convicted seem to stay up year after year.” and Gorman) will be difficult to If ever there was a year for and sophomore Devon Fox (160) Gagner scored on a rebound of his Walt Poddubny. Marc Fortier climb one more step of the ladder. stop. between the two pairs. Townsend drug dealer. For example. St. Joseph has “ These kids have done what East to rise in the ACC. this is it. There will be a predominance are the only other Beavers with own shot with 8:03 left in the third and David Latta .scored for “ I am anxious to get going. This three starters back, two who’ve they’ve needed to be ready. “ This is our best shot,” says of inexperience throughout the some varsity experience. There period for tie it for Minnesota. Quebec. is my best group all around We signed with Division I colleges They’re stronger: they’ve Page. Cheney Tech wresting lineup this are eight freshmen whocomprise have a lot of seniois and more already, from its Class L cham­ worked together to get ready . " Schedule: Dec. 15 . Norwich Free season. One thing, though, with the bulk of the roster. That group pionship team of a year ago. people who are threats. We’ve Academy H, 17 South Catholic H, 23 St. the Beaver matmen is that with includes: Wayne Shaw (112). Five seniors will start for the always had one good player who Bernard H, 27 Windsor H, 2S Manches­ Notre Dame also has three Eagles, who open theircampaign ter H, Alan Skinner at the helm, they’ll Alan Skinner (103, no relation). starters returning, including 6- could score but the good teams (in Jon. 3 Northwest Catholic A, 4 Notre wrestle anybody any time. Art Richard (18), Jamie Tho- EUCERIN VASELINE next Thursday at home against the ACC) could stop one threat Dame H, 13 Aaulnas H, 14 St. Joseph A, NIVEA NIVEA VASELINE POND Intensive foot-6 Keith Bullock who is 20 Fairfield Prep H, 24 Xavier H, 27 State titan Greenwich High masin (123), Jason Kidder (130), Norwich Free Academy. The unit This year we’ll have more var­ Lotion ticketed for Manhattan on a Notre Dame A, 31 Northwest Catholic H. along with the likes of Xavier, Jerry Ward (145), Michael Dow- Cream Lotion Petroleum Jelly Cold Cream includes 6-foot-5 Ted Oliva at iety. inside and outside, and I feel Feb. 3 Fairfield Prep A, 7 South Extra Enriched Care Hand & scholarship. Trum bull and Rockville are gawicz (155) and Willie Labbe. 6 oz. > 6.1 oz. center. 6-4 Reid Gorman and 6-4 we’ll be moredifficult todefend.” Catholic A, 10 Xavier A, 14 St. Joseph H 5 8 oz. 0 oz. Reg. or Nursery East has not had a winning p.m., 15 Aaulnas A, 17 St. Bernord A. 21 sprinkled throughout the Tech The latter is out at least three talk Nail Lotion Scott Altrui at the forwards and Page explains. Manchester A, 25 ACC Tournament (at season under Page. It was 5-16 a schedule. “ We’ve never backed weeks with a stress fracture. $ 2 9 7 13 oz. 6-2 Dan Callahan and 5-10 Pete Bench strength will be supplied Xavier), 27 ACC Tournament (at 5.5 Oz. year ago. But the bulk of the Xavier), down from a match,” Skinner Junior Tom Murphy (189) is 17 Lopotka in the backcourt. Altrui by 6-1 senior Scott Senseny. 6-1 b w Eagle varsity played in the March 1 ACC Tournament (at says. "W e’il (even) wrestle King also looking for a place in the averaged 7 points a game a year junior Bill Evans, 6-1 Brent Xavier). PONDS iKxniiil.i 12-team New Britain Bovs’ Most varsity games slated for 7 p.m. Kong.” he quips. lineup. ago, Gorman about 5 a game. Mikkelsen and 6-4 junior Chris s starts. The Techmen. 5-23 a year ago, “ We’ve got some kids who’ll do \ e open their campaign next Thurs­ well and others who’ll learn. day at home against Terryville Hopefully they’ll learn quickly.” Bolton basketball will need team effort High. It has four who logged a Skinner said. good deal of mat time last year in Scbtdula: Dec. 15 Terrvville H. 17 GILLETTE senior Todd Rose (171). junior Grasso Tech A, 21 New Fairfield H, 24 at ATRA or CENTRUM JR. Bv Len Auster lips. however, isn’t worried too ter,” he said. Six-foot-2 senior Xavier with Greenwich/Rockville, 28 Q-TIP LISTERINE Manchester Herald ing the future. “The question of Steve Classon (112 or 119). junior East Cathollc/Manchester H 11 a.m., 31 AIM TRAC II Vitamins much about where the offense Frank Tozzoli, who’s expected to wins and losses will be how we Brett Lasson (119 or 125) and at Bunnell with East Lvme/Strotford. Mouthwash Jan. 7 East Haven A, 11 East Hampton >1 Swabs ATRA PLUS will come from. “Our shooting see service at a forward slot, has match up to the other teams. junior Carl Gray (145). Toothpaste PLUS All Types B O LTO N — If the Bolton High will come around. I ’m not wor­ H, 14 Bethel A, 18 RHAM A, 21 at Dorlen & 32 oz. been working in the preseason at (But) this team has the ability to Cheney lost two fine matmen to with Trumbull, 25 Rockv Hill H, 28 at 170's 60's boys’ basketball team hopes to ried about that. What we have to Reg. or Mint Cartridges center. play itself into situations where it graduation in Jim Classon Portland with Socred Heart. Razor Kit have any success in 1988-89, it’s do now is work on working as a Top reserves will include 6-foot Feb. 1 Kllllngly A, 4 Bacon Academv- 6.4 oz. 9! 10’s $ 4 0 9 going to have to be a team effort. can win in the fourth quarter. (Southern Connecticut State Uni­ /Canton/Vallev Regional H, 11 COC $ 4 4 7 team, getting our timing and junior Dave Boles and 5-10 junior “ I feel that way because we’re versity) and Paul Hunter Tournament lot RHAM High), 17-18 So says fourth-year Bulldog rhythm down.” Zac Morford in the backcourt and State Tournament, 25 Stote Open. $ 1 4 7 Coach Craig Phillips. a strong team down to our eighth Phillips anticipates a starting 6-foot senior Mark Yavinsky at man. We’re fundamentally sound “ If any one or two (individuals) lineup of 5-foot-8 senior Drew foBward. Also vying for floor time think they have to carry us, we’re and these kids keep coming at Rocker wins Outland Trophy Pinto (7 points a game last year) are 5-11 senior Rob Palmer, 5-9 you. They don’t quit.” going to get beat,” Phillips and 5-foot-9 senior Mike Deran- junior John Hoar and 5-11 Justin NEW YORK (AP) - Au­ insists. "Wedon’t haveoneortwo .leau in the backcourt. 6-1 senior SchMiul*; Dec. 14 Bacon Academv H, tackie Tony Mandarich and Pitt Herman. The Bulldogs, with their burn’s Tracy Rocker, the No. 1 NEO- people who will carry the team It Craig Winslow (9 points a game) 20 Coventrv A, 23 East Gronbv H, 27 Eost guard Mark Stepnoski “ because NEO- lack of size, may find themseives Granbv A, 29 Valiev Realonal H. player on the nation’s No. 1 SUPER has to be a five-man effort” and 6-foot junior Mike Haugh up I’ve been double-teamed all year EVERREADY on the short end in rebounding Jan. 4 East Hampton A, 4 Portland A, defensive unit, fought off two EFFERDENT MYADEC SYNEPHRINE II SYNEPHRINE The Bulldogs, who open the front and 6-4 senior Jim Hatha­ wars. “ We’ll have to make that up 10 Chenev Tech A,13RHAMH,17Rockv by offensive linemen and right HIM H, 20 Vinol Tech A, 24 Cromwell A, offensive linemen Wednesday Energizer Batteries season next Friday at home way in the middle. Hathaway has by extending our defense. We’ll now I have two offensive linemen Tablets Vitamins Spray 27 Bacon Academv A, 31 Coventrv H. and won the 43rd annual Outland SOCKS Infant Drops against Bacon Academy, went been slowed in the preseason by a Feb. 3 East Hampton H, 9 Chenev next to me.” have to execute the fundamen­ Trophy as the nation’s top inte­ Assorted Sizes Regular 5-15 a year ago. The top two stress fracture and Phillips said Tech H, 14 RHAM A, 17 Rockv Hill A, 21 “ It means a whole lot to me 40's 130’s y .5 oz. Your Choice tals. keep our tumoversdown and VInal Tech H, 24 Cromwell H, 20 COC rior lineman. ivadcc and Colors ^ e«nilg' I scorers. Brian Rooney and Wade he’s being brought along slowly. force a few,” Phillips said. Tournament. because I can sit here and think .5 oz. IsngKtwf { I ma§L. '8.9^ C or D The 6-foot-3, 278-pound senior Cassells, have graduated. Phil­ “ He’s our only legitimate cen­ Phillips isn’t one for forecast­ March 3 COC Tournament. about the times where I made " 17 Most varsitv gomes at 7:30 p.m. tackle said he was “ shocked” some sacrifices and gave up some $ 7 9 7 when he was announced as the things because I wanted to have 77 Wolverines are far from ordinary club winner over Michigan State something special.” B y The Associated Press man. ever assembled on a team.” spurt. HARLEM MAGICIANS Jeff Majerle scored 17 points Carl Green 26 points for St. Leo. LUBRIDERM Charlie Coles, the Central SURE & NCAA Hoop for Central Michigan, 3-2. No. 8 North Carolina 89, Vander­ STAYFREE ANUSOL SCHICK Michigan coach, sounded happy OB Lotion No. 4 Georgetown M, 81. Leo 62: bilt 77: The Ta r Heels, 7-1, scored that his team lost to No. 2 Marques Haynes Calvin Murphy Maxi Pads Ointment 7 Disposable Charles Smith scored 13 points the first 15 points. Jeff Lebo NATURAL Michigan by 46 points. stretched it to 15-2. After the “Master Dribbler” "NBA Superstar" Tampons Your Choice ^ and had a school-record 16 scored 25 points. 19 in the first All Types 1 oz. Razors “ I thought Michigan tried to be Chippewas closed to within nine. 12’s assists. Freshman Alonzo Mourn­ half, including four 3-pointers in All Types 12's Scented or Michigan went on a 17-2 run fora f l 5's very, very lenient with us,” he ing had 11 points, 10 rebounds and the first nine minutes. Unacented luUiderrTV said. “ They probably could have 34-10 lead with 5:22 remaining in 16's lotion a school-record 11 blocked shots, Sure&Natund the first half. North Carolina led by as many Manchester High School scored 200 points if they wanted breaking Patrick Ewing’s as 23 points in the first half before PI In other Top Twenty games. M l to. Tonight was Just a record. Vanderbilt. 2-4, closed within Thursday • Dec. 8 • 7:30 pm No. 4 Georgetown beat St. Leo nightmare.” “ He’s amazing. A heckuva 46-39 at halftime. 95-62, No. 8 North Carolina beat Glen Rice scored 21 points player,” Hoyas guard Charles Vanderbilt 89-77 and No. 11 The Commodores pulled within Wednesday night as the No. 2 Smith said of Mourning, “ He’s so HARLEM MAGICIANS Missouri beat Tulsa 73-61. 55-50 on a Barry Booker steal and Wolverines beat Central Michi­ good, he may break his own dunk early in the second half, but vs. Six players scored in double Available at participating gan 108-62 and increased their record in the next game.” a King Rice bank shot and a figures for Michigan. Terry Mills record to 7-0. The Hoyas, 3-0 (all against three-point play by Steve Buck- MHS FACULTY VALUE PLUS STORES! had 19, Loy Vaught 16. Sean EPT Plus Michigan coach Bill Frieder non-Division I teams), never nail gave North Carolina a TUCKS KERI Higgins 13, Kirk Taylor 11 and Not all Items available at all stores. sounded even happier than Coles. trailed after wiping out a 5-2 10-point lead. Pads Pregnancy Test Rumeal Robinson 10. ADVANCE SALE - *3«« • BATE - M><> Not responsible tor typogrephicel errors. Lotion “ I’m really pleased with this deficit with a 16-0 run in which “ I ’m ecstatic about our record. “ I was surprised we won by so 100's team’s play,” Frieder saW. ” It Mourning blocked four shots. I never dreamed it would ^ this Tickets Available At single All Types much,” Frieder said. “ But kids was a credit to our team that they Dwayne Bryant scored six points way even with (injured) J.R learn from this.” M.H.S. Athletic Office or Main Office Health & TUCKS 6.5 oz. came in here ready to play. It is a in the surge and Jaren Jackson (Reid),” North Carolina coach Crown Pharmacy “This is not an ordinary Michi­ Kay Drug Co. Brooks Pharmacy $939 sign of character, and the sign of had four. Dean Smith said. Nassiff Sports Beauty Aids gan team,” Coles said. “ You are 14 Main St.. 585 Enfield Ave., Prescription Center a good team. (Michigan) wants to St. Leo, 2-4, cut the margin to Kevin Madden scored 20 points Sale PricesI looking at the best collection of Anaconda-Kaye Sports 208 W . Center St. win every game, and do if right . ” 29-21, but Mourning made a for North Carolina. Eric Reid East Hartford Enfield players, other than a great big Green Road EFFECTIVE DATES Manchester Michigan took a 9-0 lead and 10-foot jumper that started a 23-11 scored 17 points for Vanderbilt. Dec. 8-9, 1088 M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Dec. 8, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Dec. S, 1988 — 15 SCOREBOARD FOCUS/Advice WIT OF-me WORLD

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Initially Detroit 52 (Lolmbeer 12). Assists— W L w L may be enMflpd fn a di.scount if you and Travelers Indemnity. Winnipeg at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. controct. Providence 1 0 5 0 Quorlerbacks come home from Chicago 21 (Jordon, Vincent 7), Detroit A lt Com Yds T D Int PrMoy's Oomes CINCINNATI REDS— Agreed to terms Syracuse 0 0 7 0 the hospital in a few Toronto ot Detroit, 7:35 p.m. with Dave Collins, first baseman, on o X (Thom as 13). Total fouls— ^ Ic o g o 21, Sefon Hall Wilson, Minn. 253 159 2349 13 Detroit 16. Technicals— Mohorn, Cartw­ 0 0 5 0 days, say doctors New York Islanders at New Jersey, 7:45 one-yeor contract. NBA standings St. John 's 0 0 5 0 Lom ax, Phoe. 350 211 2839 19 p.m. right, Chicago Illegal defense Z Detroit 3 D 205 2577 17 LOS A N G E L E S D OD G ER S— Signed Connecticut 0 0 3 0 AAontona, S.F. treating the sur­ Quebec at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. AAarloSoto.pItcher.too Class AAAcontroct. Illegal defense. A— 21,454. Everett, Rams 445 255 3450 25 EASTERN CONFERENCE Georgetown 0 0 3 0 Pittsburgh Rvpien, Wash. 202 111 1555 17 Rekindled friendship sparks realist painter for a Atlantic Division 0 0 3 1 NEW YORK METS— Troded Wally VII Ionova 0 0 4 2 Hebert, N.O. 419 2D 2855 18 serious heart w L Pet. OB Simms, Giants D1 2)9 3035 15 NHL results Backmon, second baseman, and Mike Philadelphia 12 Pacers 129. Trailblazers 120 Boston College 0 1 4 2 Santiago, pitcher, to the Minnesota Twins, 5 .557 Cunnirrahom, Phil. 495 271 3 «1 21 Dr. Gott condition. New York 11 5 .547 Vi D.WIIIIoms, Wash. 318 179 2118 12 for Jeff Bumgarner, Steve Gasser and Boston 8 10 .444 4 Wednesday's Results Dali, 84, has been To b y Nivens, pitchers. P O R T L A N D (120) Pelluer; Doll. 373 314 2587 14 Devils 5. Cepitalsl New Jersey 7 12 .368 5'A Providence 73, Boston College 52 Peter Gott, M.D. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— Agreed to Brvonf 1-4 M 3, Kersey 7-13 2-5 15, Georgetown) 95, St. Leo's 52 unwelcome fire in husband in the Quiron Clin- Charlotte 4 11 .267 6'/i Rushers terms with Greg Horris, pitcher, and Washlnoton 4 12 .250 7 Duckworth 1527 58 32, Drexler 17-M 5135, St. John's 57, Fordham 47 cic since Nov. 28, Mike Schmidt, third baseman, on Porfer5123-313,Johnson510(M)8,Youno2-3 Tonight’s Gome Att Y d s A vg L G T D Washington l o 0— 1 Central Division Walker, Dali. 311 1353 4.4 38 4 DEAR DEAR UPSET: Don’t invite when he was taken New Jersey l j 1—5 one-yeor contracts. Detroit 14 4 .778 505, Anderson52522, Jones 1-1 (M)2, Neal 1-1 UConn ot Purdue (ESPN), 7:M p.m. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS— Signed 802, Ferrlera04l522 Bronch50500. Totals Saturday's Games Craig, S.F. 272 1335 4.9 45 8 ABBY: I have there from a hospi­ First Period— 1, New Jersey, Broten 4 Cleveland 11 4 .733 I'A Bell, Rams 248 1058 4.3 44 14 Shirley anymore. But do invite (Vellschek,Pa.Sundstrom),:5a.2,Washlng- Lo ry Sorensen, pitcher, to o Class A A A Atlanta 55KI315251». UConn at Virginia, 2 p.m. Salvador Dali contract. 12 6 .557 3 IN D IA N A (129) Anderson, Chi. 215 961 4.4 80 11 been married your husband to join you in a visit tal in his hometown ton, Gustofsson 7 (Courtnoll, Stevens), 15:32 Milwaukee 8 6 .571 4 Vlllonova at Californio Pacific Coast Loogue Person 11-34 57 27, Williams 511 52 14, Fairfield at Boston College Settle, Ah. 201 929 4.6 52 7 to "B ob” for of Figueras suffer­ (pp). Penalties— Lolselle, NJ Chlcogo 8 9 .471 5>A Ferrell, Phoe. 182 875 A8 47 7 to a marriage counselor. He is (roughing), 9:04; Ridley, Was (tripping), Indlano 3 13 .188 10 Smits 545210, R e m ln g 5 6 5 5 ia Mlller511 Rhode Island at Providence eight years. We ALBUQUERQUE DUKES— Named 5413, Long5125515, Grov 52004, TIsdole West Virginia at Pittsburgh Morris, Giants 255 845 3.3 27 5 behaving like a lovesick high ing from severe heart trouble aggravated by 10:24; O'COIIahan, N J (holding), 15:37; WESTERN CONFERENCE Hilliard, N.D. 170 551 3.9 22 5 have had our Dear Abby Muller, N J (Interference), 16:25; Long- , monager. Midwest Division 7-14151024,Sklles54005,Frederick M 00 Seton Hall at St. John's school boy. You are not his blood clots in his left lung. He hadbeen admitted BASKETBALL Drelllna 1-1 52 4, Stephens 00 00 0. S.MItchell, Phoe. 141 527 4.4 47 2 What is cause Z Kentucky State at Syracuse wov. Was (hooking), 19:15; Korn, N J w L Pet. OB Moves, N.O. 151 511 3.8 21 3 ups and downs Abigail Van Buren mother, you are his wife, and if to the hospital the day before with pneumonia. (Inferference), 19:53. Utah 11 6 .547 Totals 459037-39129. Shenandoah at Georgetown National Basketball Association Portland 31 85 35 29^130 like most mar­ you want your marriage to He was transferred Monday from the clinic’s Second Period— 3, New Jersey, Ato- Dallas 10 6 .525 Vi Recelven cLeon 12 (Broten, O'Collohan), 11:19. 4, Denver n 7 .511 'A kidlena 31 M N 38—129 ried couples, survive, you will insist that he go PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS— Placed 5Polnt goals— Drexler, Young, AMIIer, N O Y d s A vg LGTD intensive care unit to a regular room and was New Jersey, Vellschek 3 (Broten), 11:24. 5, Houston 11 7 .511 Vi Big East result Ellord, Rams 74 1248 15.9 68 8 of nosebleeds? but generally for counseling. If you tell him to New Jersey, MocLeon 13 (Muller, Ronnie Murphy, guord, on waivers. San Antonio 6 9 Sklles. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— visited by King Juan Carlos, who said Dali told Italian League .400 4 Martin, N.O. 74 981 13.3 40 7 speaking we Driver), 19:55 (pp). Penalties— Leech, Miami 0 14 .000 Portland 55 (Duckworth, Drexler 12), “ leave until he is over Shirley,” 9Vi Indiana 54 (Tisdale 14). Assists— J.SmIth, Phoe. 74 880 11.9 29 5 him he hoped to improve enough to resume Was (roughing), 3:33; Rooney, NJ Podtlc Division Kel. Jackson, Phil. 74 777 10.5 41 5 D E AR DR. GOTT: I have frequent nosebleeds. have a strong your marriage may be over first. (roughing), 3:32; Rooney, N J (hooking), PHONOLA R05AA— Signed Cedric Max­ L.A. Lakers 14 3 Portland 27 (Drexler, Porter 9), Indiana 28 Georgetown 9 5 ,8t. Leo 62 painting. forward. .824 _ Craig, S.F. 71 495 7.0 22 1 Could this be related to my high platelet count for marriage with v e ry good 8:09; Hunter, Was (roughing), 1:45; Do- well, Phoenix 9 8 .539 (Sklles8). TotalfOuls— PortlondZS, Indiana return his feelings. DEAR ABBY: My wife, age 70 5 23. Technicals— Long, Drexler, Gray Carter, Minn. 46 1150 17.4 67 6 The artist "continues to improve, and if no neyko, NJ (roughing), 8:41; Gould, Was FOOTBALL Seattle 9 8 .529 5 which I take Myleran? communication. Bob wants to continue inviting 2 (elected), B rvont. A— 8,502. ST. L E O (52) Bvors, Phil. 55 644 9.9 37 4 and 65 pounds overweight, has complications arise, it is expected that in a few (roughing), 10:48; Muller, N J (roughing), Portlond 9 9 .500 5>A Sanders, Wash. 54 965 15.1 55 10 Last summer I got reac­ 10:48; Shonohon, N J (hlgtvstlcklng), Augustin 4-12 0-2 8, Von Gerpen 4-9 4415, Shirley to our place. At first I just been diagnosed as a border­ Notional Foolball League (talden State 7 9 .438 5>A Ta ylo r 2-151-15, Green 10-194425, Thorpe3-5 Settle, Atl. 53 543 8.8 27 1 days he may move to his residence at Galatea 13:38; Miller, Was (roughing), 17:13; L.A. Clippers DEAR READER: Your frequent nosebleeds quainted with a longtime girl­ thought I could do it, but the truth 6 11 .353 8 Mavericks 102. BuperBonIcs BB 086, Richer! 1-2082, Brooks 0-1080 Joseph Green, Phoe. 59 982 15.5 52 7 line diabetic, and she is deligh­ Tower, ” the five doctors attending Dali said in a AtocLoon, NJ (roughing), 17:13; Hatcher, N F L — Reinstated Hoi (Sorner, Buffalo Socromento 3 12 .200 10 Manuel, Giants 59 919 15.6 45 3 could be due either to your illness or to the medicine. friend of mine — I ’ ll call her is it hurts too much. Bob says he Was (high-sticking), 18:13; Anderson, NJ 0-1080, DeBellotte 03 080, Sloder 0-1080, ted! It seems that she either read Bills linebacker, who hod been on the Wednesday's Oames Mlcholaskl 0-3080, Gandy08080, Cooklev Monk, Wash. 59 791 13.4 45 5 statement Wednesday. (high-sticking), 18:12; Druce, Was (Interfer­ suspended list since Nov. 9 for tailing Atlanta 105, Boston 103 SEATTLE (98) Excessive platelets, the tiny blood cells that form Shirley. She had recently di­ still loves me, but if I deny him the somewhere or overheard that 0 1 0 8 0 Totals 1471 O il 53. Dali has been in poor health since 1984, and ence), 19:11. drug fests. Phllodelphia 134, Denver 109 AOcKey 51553 IS, Cage585214, Lister 1-7 clots, are often the hallmark of an underlying blood vorced and was depressed. We opportunity to see Shirley, he will diabetics have to eat whatever Third Period— 5, New Jersey, AAocLeon 14 LOS ANGELES RAMS— Claimed Eric Socromento 95, Miami 94 00 2, Ellis 11r17 53 25, M cM illan 1-4 1-2 3, NO Yds LG Avg received a pacemaker in 1986. (Po.Sundstrom ), 5:53. Penalties— G E O R G E TO W N (95) disorder characterized by disturbances in clotting. started inviting her to our place be miserable. So what do I do? they feel like eating or they risk Slevers, tight end, off waivers, placed Jon Detroit 102, Chlcogo 89 McDonlel 517 55 21, Threott 04 OO 0, Jackson 59 1-2 13, Turner 59 24 12, Arnold, Det. 85 3585 59 D.4 He is one of the founders of the surrealist Donevko,N J (holding), 10:44;M urphy,W os - Embree, tight end, on Injured reserve. Indiana 129, Portland 130 Reynolds3 5 0 0 5 Schoene 1-3524, Lucas 54 Saxon, Doll. 57 2792 55 41.7 For example, acute infections, cancer — such as for weekends. She snapped out of Invite her and tolerate the pain? going into a diabetic coma. What (hooking), 12:01; (Mirella, N J (crosv Mourning 5-7 1-1 11, B ry ^ 45 34 11, MIAMI DOLPHINS— Placed Dallas 103, Seattle 98 004.Totals41O5151898. Smith 5141-113, Winston 3-5010 Bell 551-1 Hodgkin’s disease and leukemia — and iron her depression and we enjoyed Or stop inviting her and have to movement and the last living member of an checking), 14:15; Shonohon, N J (rough­ Jackie Shipp, linebacker, on Injured Utah 111, Washington 94 D A L LA S (102) a bonanza for the cake and ing), 17:30; Sheehv, Wos, double minor reserve. Signed NoteHIILdetensIveend. L.A. Lokers 125, Phoenix 111 Aguirre 512 56 9, Perkins 59 52 5, 11, MutambP 33 4510,Thompson1-3082, A P 1968 All-America football team deficiency can cause an increase in platelets. her company. Now the problem; deal with a miserable husband? doughnut market! outstanding generation of Spanish painters that (elbowing-roughing), 17:30. Jones 1-3(H)2,AllenO1080,Jeffereon 1-1 02 Tliundav's Oomes Donaldson 35 OO 5, Horper 11-15 58 31, 3, Edwards 1-1 08 2, Vann08080.Totals Myleran (bisulfan) is a potent drug used in the Bob recently confessed to me that Or should 1 tell him to leave me I asked her doctor about this, included Pablo Picasso, who died in 1973, and Shots on goal— Woshlngton 14-12-7— 33. NEW YORK JETS— Extended the con Milwaukee at New York, 7:X p.m. Blackmon 515 513 27, Schrempf 59 4-815, New Jersey 9-11-5— 25. 41-5513-2395. FlrstTeom treatment of certain bl(>od diseases, such as he has fallen deeply in love with and the kids until he's over her? and he wagged his finger in my Joan Miro, who died a decade later. tract of Joe Walton, head coach, through ot Cleveland at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. WennlnotanOOOOO, (Xivis 1-1557, T y le rO I Halftime— Georgetown 52, St. Leo 33. Power-ploy Opportunities— Washington least the 1990 season. Houston at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. 000. Totals34583043102. ONense leukemia. It depresses the formation blood cells in Shirley. Shirley told me she feels 1 of 8; New Jersey 1 of 5. 34X)lnt gools— St. Leo 514 (Augustin O l, TIo M End — Wesley Wolls, Mississippi, face and said sternly: “ You had PHOENIX CARDINALS— Wolved Greg FfMeyf Games Seome M 35 25 17— 90 Van (tarpen 34, Green 24, DeBellotte 03, terrible about it and she does not UPSET AND CONFUSED Goalies— Woshlngfon, AAolorchuk, 10-10-2 Losker, defensive back. Activated Travis Phllodelphia at Boston, 7:30 p.m. DaHOi 27 N 21 24— 102 55,250, Senior, Pontotoc, Miss. the bone marrow, including platelets. However, better not interfere with your ‘Cliff becomes a father (25shots-20saves). New Jersey, Burke,8-11-3 Thorpe 02), (taorgetown 02 (Winston Ol, Wide Receivers — Hort Lee Dykes, Curtis, free safety, from Inlured reserve, New Jersey at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. 3Polnt goals— Harper 4, Ellis. Fouled Jones O l). Fouled out— None. Rebounds— during treatment, the platelet count may temporar­ wife’s diet. She knows what she (33-33). waived him, then recoiled him and signed Denver at M iam i, 7:30 p.m. out— None. Rebounds— Seattle 55 (M cKev, Oklahoma State, 54, 220, Senior, Bay City, LOS ANGELES (A P ) — The stork has left a him to new contract. St. Leo 23 (Taylo r, Green 4), (taorgetownSt Texas; Joson Phillips, Houston, 59, 175, ily rise. has to do! ” 0 Sacramento at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Lister 8), Dallas 38 (Perkins 9). Assists— (Turne r, Mourning 10). Assists— St. Leo special-delivery bundle at the home of actor HOCKEY Detroit at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Senior, Houston, Texas. Ask your doctor to identify whether your medicine Seattle 22 (M cM illan 7), Dallas 25 15 (Green 4), Georgetown 32 (Smith 15). It's always puzzled me that Canadlens2, North Stars 2 Milwaukee at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. (Aguirre 7). Total tauls— Seattle 33, Dollos Tackles — Andy Heck, Notre Dame, 57, John Ratzenberger, who plays letter carrier Total fouls— Sf. Leo ia Georgetown 13. 277, Senior, Annondale, Vo.; Tony Mando- or your condition is causing your nosebleeds and Data Bank certain individuals are able to Notional Hockey League Dallas at Utah, 9:X p.m. 17. A— 17,007. A— 5,139. Cliff Clavin on NBC’s “ Cheers,” and his wife, (lOlden State at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. rlch, Michigan State, 68, 315, Senior, whether this is something about which you should be rationalize carrying a dangerous . Mentreol 1 1 0 0 -2 Oak vine, Ontario, Canada. Georgia. AAlimeMto 8 1 1 0 - 2 NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Sent Paul Washlnoton at Portland, 10:30 p.m. concerned. load of weight, but this diabetic Ysebort, center, to Utica of the Americon Jazz 111. Bullets 94 Guords — Anthony Phillips, Oklahomo, Nina Katherine Ratzenberger was bom Dec. R rst Period— 1, AAontreol, Keane 5 53, 285, Senior, Tulsa, Okta.; Mike Utley, thing is a real “ doozie.” (S m ith , N o slund ), 13:40. Penalties— Hockey (.eogue. HowTop20fared 1 at Valley Presbyterian Hospital, weighing 7 NEW YORK ISLANDERS—Fired Terry NBA results Washington State, 58,290, Senior, Seattle, ABORTIONS; Percent of women having abortions (1987) Corbonneou, Mon (holding), 5:15; W A S H IN G TO N (94) Wosh. D EAR DR. GO'TT: I was slipped a Mickey of HEAVY PROBLEM pounds and 6 ounces. McRae, Min (slashing) ,14:13. Simpson, head coach. Named Al Arbour head coach. King 7-17 510 23, COtledge 14 00 5 How The Assodoted Press Top Twenty Center— Jake Young, Nebraska, 55,280, scotch and carbon tetrachloride. What should I do to IN SANTA ANA It was the second child for the Ratzen- WASHINGTON CAPITALS-Sent Bill Hawks 106. Celtics 103 C.A.Jones 34 1-2 5, Walker 09 OO 0, college basketball teams fared Wednes­ Junior, Midland, Texas. assess any damage to my system? Second Period— 1, Montreol, Wolter 7 J.Atalone 519 54 15, C.Jones 03 1-2 1, day; Quarterback— Steve Wolsh.Mloml, Ro., bergers, who have an 18-month-old son, James (Deslordlns, Corbonneou), 3:59. 3, M in­ Houlder, defenseman, to Boltimore ot the Williams 817 33 21, Colter 37 33 9, 1. Duke (58) did not ploy. 53,195,Junlor,St. Paul, Minn. DEAR HEAVY: Either your nesota, Posek 2 (MocLellon, Broten), American Hockey Leogue. John. COLLEGE A T L A N T A (105) Eockles 510 1O10 14, Feltl 1-3 00 Z 2. Michigan (78) beat Central Michigan Running Bocks — Darren Lewis, Texas wife’s physician didn’t hear you 17:48. Penoltles— Svobodo, AAon (hooking), Wilkins 518 54 14, Levingston 59 0015 Pressley 00 1-2 1. Totals 3093 3535 94 10052. A B M , 511,210, Sophomore, Dallas, Texos; Ratzenberger’s character on “ Cheers” is a :38; Rouse,Mln(holdlng);3:18; Froser,Mln D EAR READER: I'm surprised that you would or he didn’t understand you when NCAA— Ruled that Elmore Spencer, Malone 51511-14 27, Theus 514 5210, Rivers U T A H (111) 3. Syracuse (78) did not ploy. B erry Sanders, Oklahoma State, 58, 197, regular at the Boston bar depicted in the show (hIgh-stIckIng), 12:08. Third Period— 4, K.Molone 1522 57 34, lavoroni 02 00 0, Junior, Wichita, Kan. be able to swallow such a concoction. However, the you told him that your wife was of Minnesota, Gogner 17 (McRoe, Govln), Georgia forward, has regained his eligibil­ 513 55 15, Webb 55 00 8, Battle 34 OO 4, 4. Georgetown (38) beat St. Leo 9552. and a know-it-all loudmouth who sees deliver­ ity. Koncak 541-35, Carr555210, Brodley 0100 Eaton 35 OO 5, Stockton 49 1011 18, 5. Iowa (58) did not ploy. Ploceklcker — Kendall Tralnor, Arkon- scotch will probably not harm you; the carbon the opinion that she could eat 11:57. Penalties— Corson. Mon (holding), 0.Totals41-8923O0105. Griffith 015 OO 17, Bailey 7-15 55 19, sm, 52 305, Senior, FTedonlo, Kon. ing the mail as only slightly less important than 9:05; Archibald. Min (tripping), 14:25.. ARIZONA— Promoted William "Rip” 5. Oklahoma (3-1) did not ploy. tetrachloride is the bad guy. Scherer from foolball recruiting coordina­ BOSTON (W3) Leckner35005, LesOOOOO, KofoedOl 1-21, 7. Illinois (48) did not ploy. Return Specialist — Tyrone Thurman, whatever she felt like eating to signing the Declaration of Independence. Brown 34 528, OrtiT 1-2 OO Z Roth 02000. Texas Tech, 53 ,13B^,5tnlor, Mldlond,Texos. Carbon tetrachloride behaves like other hydro­ Overtime— None. Penalties— None. tor to assistant cooch. McHale 7-15 513 23, Lohous 515 2-2 18, 8. North Carolino (7-1) beat Vanderbilt prevent going into a diabetic KANSAS— Announced that Sean Turn- Parish 1013 510 29, Johnson 55 52 5, Totals43852527111. 8077. carbons (gasoline, kerosene and paint thinner) in Shots on goal— Montreal 13-11-14-0— 38. Woshlngten 15 20 28 28— 94 Ends— Frank Stams,NotreDame,54,237, coma. Minnesota 11-55-2— 24. stall, basketball guard, has been declared Lewls5131-211,Poxson55005,Acr»s02 OO 9. Nevodo-Los Vegas (21) did not ploy. ®' A 'W 20 1-1 5, Shaw 57 525TotalS Utah M 28 M 27— 111 Senior, Akron, Ohio; Broderick Thomas, the system. It is far more dangerous in children than Power-ploy Opportunities— AAontreol 0 academically Ineligible for the 1988-89 According to the American Kelly to be honored season. 3S~flS 2^32 103. 3Polnt goals— Williams 2, Grlfnth. 10. Arizona (21) did not ploy. Nebraska, 53,2X, Senior, Houston, Texas. in adults because youngsters are more susceptible of 4; Minnesota 0 of 3. Fouled out— Cotledge. Rebounds— Doom Unemen — Wayne Mortin, Arkan- Diabetic Association, if a diabetic Goalies— AAontreol, Hayward, 57-3 (24 KANSAS STATE— Announced that Del AH^ M 34 31 25-105 11. Missouri (5-3) beat Tulsa 7381. to its toxic effects. It is readily absorbed through LOS ANGELES (AP) - Actor Gene Kelly, Miller will become recruiting coordinator. Boston 39 23 25 25— 103 Washington 53 (C.Jones 14), Utah 59 12. Oorpta Tech (38) did not ploy. m , 55, 253, Senior, Cherry Volley, Ark.; allows his blood sugar to fall shots-23 saves). Minnesota, Casey, 7-5-3 (Eaton 17). Assists— Washington 15 AAark AAessner, Michigan, 53, 244, Senior, (38-35). 3Polnt goals— Rivers, Paxson. Fouled 13. Rorlda State (38) did not ploy. lung tissue, leading to lethargy, coma and below a certain level, he should the dancing star of “ Anchors Aweigh,” out— Lewis. Rebounds— Atlanta 51 (Ma­ (W alker 5), Utah 33 (Stockton 20). Total 14. Ohio State (21) did not ploy. Tracy Rocker, Auburn, convulsions. “ Singin’ in the Rain,” and “ An American in lone 14), Boston 57 (Porlsh 18). Assists— fouls— Woshlngfon 33, Utah 35. 15. Louisville (22) did not ploy. 5-3,378, Senior, Atlanta, Go . eat something (preferably some­ Ollers8.Nordlques3 Atlanta 21 (Rivers 7), Boston 28 (Shaw 10). Technicol— Walker. A— 12444. 15. Tennessee (40) did not ploy. - CInebockers— KelthOeLong,Tennessee, The substance is 140 times more toxic in the thing high in carbohydrates) to Paris,” will be honored with the 25th annual Total tauls—Atlanta 25, Boston 22. 17. Vlllanovo (43) did ni^ ploy. 52, m Senior, Lawrence, Kon.; Mike respiratory tract than in the stomach and intestines. Screen Actors Guild Award, the union says. Bowling A— 14090. 18. Ceanecncut (28) did net pim . Stonebreoker, Notre Dome, 51,226, Junior, prevent having a low blood sugar Quebec 1 1 1—2 Lakers12S,8uns1l1 19. North Carolina State (21) cTld not ploy. River Ridge, La.; Derrick Thomas, Alo- Ingested carbon tetrachloride can cause heart reaction — but that is a far cry Kelly, 76, will be given the award Sunday at Edmonton 2 4 2— 8 b-lnelKickers — AAourIce Crum , M iam i, Goalies— Quebec, Gosselln, 353 (27 Pot Thibodeau 472, Lori Thibodeau L.pv9hhnRloolns,Aubum;PercvSnow, coma — jump a motorcycle 160 feet over the 199-452, Karen Montle 510, Lou Toutoln Philadelphia MiCnIOOf) StOtC. DEAR READER: good health and physically active. specializes in treating older women Edmonton. Rontard, 9-31 (24-31). 189-515, Lyn ne W glls 479, Dot Hills Dot Adults .571 333 295 fountains at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. N ^ o V30O 5 Wlttmon00000 Totals 2573 Washlnoton .500 311 343 Defensive Bocks — Steve Atwater, You are only partially correct. Only history of purposefully collecting and (this is often called geriatric medi­ 185453, Doreen Cote 482, Lee Bean 384795 Phoenix Arkonsas; Dorryl Henley, UCLA; Johnny “ This has been a dream of mine since I was a 189-200-190-579, N ancy Anselm o 183, Main Pub 75 (Nick Foran 29, Pete .500 310 349 preserving items that represent peo­ DEAR READER: A cystocele is cine) or sexual dysfunctions. These M IA M I (94) Thompson 19, Jim Wehr 11) B.A. Club 53 Dallas .ID 234 341 Jackson, Houston. those sexual magazines or books kid and would sit and watch the film of my Donna Page 478, BobbI Amendolea 477, (M ork Bennett 17, Bill Bollock 13, Brian Cetdrai Punter — Pot Thompson, Brigham which apply for U.S. copyright end up ple’s concerns about sexuality and one type of hernia in the vagina. The are often located at large hospital Linda Levesque 455, Cindy Crockett GrayO0OO0,Lono2-7145Selkaly5135O father’s jump,” Robbie Knievel, 26, said at a 14, Sporrow 518 1-1 13, Taylor 30 OO 4, Moran 12, Ray Sullivan 10) v-Chloogo .716 272 175 Young. at the Library of (Congress. Because gender. The Institute’s collection are bladder pushes against or protrudes centers or medical schools, and the Caleniiar 191-487, Jessie W illiam s 185-197, M ortle B.Thompson 59 01 15 Hastings 1-5 56 7, Amusements Unlimited 105 (Kenny Minnesota .714 373 188 news conference announcing his Jump April 14. B arilla 189-490, P am Stratton 18(5471, Ih k d T e a m Edwords 513 1-2 13, Cummings 45 34 11, Barnes W, Dave Derench 17, Jim Ta m p a Boy .285 233 330 the most sexually explicit publica­ used by scholars, scientists, physi­ out from the vaginal wall. staff should be comfortable about E llle W ilson 185188-175549, Patti Ja ru - Evel Knievel fell off his motorcycle as it hit Sundvold 513 5315. Totals 37-911528 94. Richord 15, Bob Coseno 16, Norm Detroit .2W 198 279 , — Scott Galbraith, Southern tions are not copyrighted they are not cians, educators, lawyers and the It is thought that about half of all discussing a person’s wish to retain or slnskv 178-470, Bette Dufrolne 179-455, H arpin 10) Sportsm an's Cafe 73 (T im O e e n Bov .ID 195 292 California. the ramp when he attempted the jump more TODAY women past menopause (the last to restore a well-functioning sex life Shirley Eldrldge 181-508, Lori Morel «ywnow»o 33 14 18 31-04 Hogan 19, Dean Farrell 19, Bob Wide le v e r s — Boo Mitchell, Vander­ held by the library. Morever, the media. than 20 years ago, and was in a coma for most Oirts Eoaetbali 180-503, Cothy Donlln 455, Faye Wollen- Son Frandsco 9 5 bilt; Kendal Smith, Utah State. menstrual period) have some degree Aaulnos at East Cothollc, 7p.m. Miami 23 35 IS 38—04 Penney). .5D 323 239 Library of Congress does not actively Tho collection ranges from one-of-a- It is important to be informed of all berg 455, Petle Buccino 193-187-522, 3 ^ln t goal— Sundvold. Fouled out— New Orleans 9 5 .5D 285 244 of the next month. Rocky Hill ot Coventry, 7:X B arb ara Seifert 185505, F ra n M Isserl Standings: National — BCI 51, Irish T Hoverdlnk, Westsm kind works of fine art to more of vaginal hernia. Other types of possible treatment options and the LJTi^oson. Rebounds-^Socromento 53 Insurance 51, Manchester Bor Assoclo- L.A. Rams 8 5 .571 347 270 Michigan; Jim Thompson, Auburn. collect erotic literature, so it’s collec­ The son’s try will be produced by Showtime Bacon Acodemy at Bolton, 7 183-483, Betty Bailey 179-453, E lvin o Atlanta 5 9 mundane daily objects (such as key vaginal hernias are called rectocele influence of each on one’s sex life Bolch 480. (Pinckney 10), Miami 53 (Selkoly, Cum­ tlon 51, Main Pub 51, Westown .357 228 283 . ~ Ptaddle Childress, Arkonscs; tion consist of publications such as Event Television and distributed to cable mings 11). Assists— Sacramento 19 Pharmacy 33, B.A. Club 53, Network x-dinched division title John Mrota, West VIrgInlo. Playboy, Penthouse, Oui, and Play- chains), rare and old beautifully (the rectum protrudes into the vag­ before making a decision about (McCray 8), Miami 27 (Sundvold 8). Total Tovern 53, Amusements Unlimited 2-3, y

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Just be sure It Isn't family, which thus far have eluded you. Z Coventry Antique Center, David Hindle Antiques..... Vulnerable: Both is likely to be a far superior contract. to take the setting trick with the king wishful thinking. LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Ocl. 23) Your mind is Come and join us for “Christmas in Coventry” . A Z Dealer: South of diamonds. AQ U ARIU S (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) Don’t be very alert today and you should be able to pick up valuable Information from :iia n n i-:l West led the top of his 10-doubleton hesitant today to tackle a situation you I Directions: Follow Route 44 until you come to one of the T onight 10:00 i 8 Eaat haven't attempted before. Your compe­ conversations that is likely to go right ISest North Saalh heart, anticipating getting the lead K above shops — Ask for a map. 1 0 tency In this new area might even sur­ over the heads of the other listeners. with the spade king and hoping for a James Jacoby's books ‘Jacoby on Pass S* P a n S NT prise you. SC O R PIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) An unusual w SPECIAL NOTE: Continuous Roast Beef Supper to be Special Guests: niff. When declarer puts up dummy’s Bridge'and ‘Jacoby on Card Games' IlnatKlal opportunity could be within Pass SO P a n 4 0 PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Conditions g served at the First Congregational Church, Main St., from Pats P a n P a n heart jack, the spotlight is on E^st, (written with bis father, the late Os­ continue to favor you in circumstances your reach today, but It might be ditfi- Josh M'Dowell and the Music Group “GLAD” who now will determine the fate of the wald Jacoby) are now available at where you are competing against oth­ cult to recognize becauM it may come « 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. No reservations needed. Opening lead: ▼ 10 contract at the first trick. There is a bookstores. Both are published by ers. The edge Isn't gigantic, but it’s through a unique and unexpected very sound reason for E^st to let dum­ Pharos Books. acKXigh to win. source. 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HDME8 IHDME8 HDME8 APARTMENTS [HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED C0ND0MINIUM8 IN8TRUCTIDN FDR8ALE FDR8ALE IP0R8ALE FOR SALE FOR RENT PERSON Wanted for TRAIN to be a Diesel MANCHESTER. Four parts department and ATTRACTIVE 6 room MANCHESTER. Seven PRICE Reduced. Owner MANCHESTER. Second SCIENCE & HEALTH Mechanic. 7 months bedrooms, baths, room Cape In a conve­ anxious. Let us show floor. 2 bedroom, heat shipping. Profit shar­ ^ INSURANCE Ranch on Sanford Expanding agency hands on program . fireplace, garage, nice nient location. Spa­ you this beautiful one and appliances. No ing. EOE. 647-8596. Classes start every 2 yard, needs fixing up. Road. Approximately looking for proTasslo- 1200 square feet Includ­ cious fireplaced living bedroom condo at Bea­ pets. $600 plus security. months. Diesel Tech­ $140,000. Owner, 232- room, formal dining con HIM. Pool, applian­ Coll 646-3979.______nal, experienced Cus­ nology Institute, 105 9653. ing 3 bedrooms, formal tomer Service Repre- dining room, fireplace, room, 3 bedrooms, IVz ces, upgraded carpet­ MANCHESTER. Onebed- Health Pheonix Avenue, En- MANCHESTER. Attrac­ baths, plus basement ing. Quiet location, SUBWAY •entatlvee able to tleld, Connecticut. 1- newer vinyl siding, pri­ room apartment, new ‘Runner's rump,’ handle all areas of tively decorated 3 bed­ vate lot, updated heat­ rec room with wood- convenient to highway. building. Second floor, Bnn-943-4242. SandwIclMs room Contemporary ing system. Affordably stove. $132,900. D.W. $89,900. Realty World, on busline, one year agency activity. Office with Cathedral Ceil­ of infants and Salads managers and li­ priced at $139,900. Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 Benoit, Frechette As- lease, $550/month. ONE OF THE good habits ings, fireplace. Only 6 Jackson 8i Jackson soclotes, 646-7709.O 317 Qreen Road censed agents are wel­ MANCHESTER, Six Utilities additional. Pe­ thrifty people have deve­ months old, two decks Reol Estote, 647-8400.D room Cope on beautiful UNIQUE 1 bedroom terman Real Estate, ‘logger's nipples’ Manchester come. Salary comen- loped Is dally reading of with sliders; plus cen- surate with experi­ JUST Arrived. Cuddle up park-llke yard. 3 bed­ townhouse built In 1981. 649-9404.______declining I* accepting applica­ the ads In classified. trol air. Call for more rooms, eat-ln kitchen, Carpeting, appliances, ence. Send resume to That's where they find details. $192,900. Realty In front of the fireplace AVAILABLE Im m e ­ tions for second shift In this six room Colon­ formal dining room, 1 rec room. Priced to diately, 1 bedroom counter person. Must be Box A. c/o the Man­ volue buys. World, Benoit, chester Herald. ial. Three generous cor garage. Plus hard­ sell. $106,000. Blan­ apartment. $545. Heat 18 plus, great working Frechette Associates, wood floors. $149,000. WASHINGTON (AP) - Infant plague athletes 646-7709.O______bedrooms, V/t baths, chard Bt Rossetto Real­ and hot water Included. conditions, above aver­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643- health problems in the nation’s SITTER Needed for 2'A large eat-ln kitchen, tors," We’re Selling 2 bedroom townhouse. age wages. Call Joe at Real Estate BUILDER Slashes price vinyl siding and all 1591.0 Houses” 646-2482.0 poorest rural areas grew worse year old. Washington $650. Heat and hot wa­ 649-4976. School area. Includes $5000. Brand new 7 appliances Included. MANCHESTER. Large 5 ter Included. Security during the first half of the 1980s, WASHINGTON (AP) - A many patients seek treatment some weekends. 647- room Cope set on a Marilyn Vatteronl. plus 5 room 2 family, 3 Today Is great d ay... and and references re­ Classified Is a great way reversing the trend of the late sports medicine expert says because they worry about cancer. 7806. HDME8 private rear lot. First $167,900. Sentry Real bedroom units, vinyl quired. No pets. Boyle 1970s, a consumer research group Court of Probate, Dlilrict of floor fireplaced family Estote, 643-4060.O siding, walk-up attic, ... to sell something! 643- Management Co. 649- ailments such as "black heel,” “ Runner’s rump” is a discolo­ Manchester INVITATION TO BIO FDR8ALE room, formal living 2711. said “ bikini bottom,” "Jogger’s nip­ ration at the base of the spine, NOTICI OF HIAaiNO The Manchester Public A QUIET Place In the large lot. Close to 384. 4800.______room and dining room. Good Income. Positive Public Voice for Food and ples” and "toxic sock syndrome” where the buttocks come to­ IN RE: Schools solicits bids fo ra M I­ 3 bedrooms on second country Is closer than MANCHESTER. Three MARY ANN BARBER CROFICHE BONO PAPER All real estate advertised In you think. Sunny fire- cash flow. Best buy In room heated apart­ Health Policy said Wednesday bother athletes and fitness fans READER/PRINTER for the floor, 1 >/j baths, gether. The doctor said it is a Pursuant to on order of Hon. the Manchester Herald Is placed living room, Manchester. Anxious IM0RT6A6E8 ment. Hot water, $540. that its analysis of infant health more often than broken bones or pigmentation change caused by William E. FltiGerold, 1909-1990 school year. Sealed sublect to the Fair Housing loaded. $161,900. Blan­ owner will help with Judge, doled December 2, bids will be received until De­ Act of 196S, which mokes It chard & Rossetto Real­ very large bedrooms, Available December 4. data from the nation’s 332 poorest strained muscles. the friction of the buttocks cember 20,19**, 2:00 P.M ., at excellent storage, gar­ second mortgage fi­ 19** a haorlng will ba held on llleoakto advertise any pref­ tors," We're Selling FALUNQ BEHIND?? Security, no pets. Call rural counties found that the Skin injuries such as these are rubbing against each other. The on application praying for a which time they will b t pub­ erence, limitation or discrim­ age and screened nancing. $172,900. Anne 646-2426, weekdovs. change of name os In M id ap­ licly opened. The right Is re­ Houses" 646-2482.P M iller Real Estate, 647- proportion of babies born at among the most common of only concern, said Basler, is ination based on race, color, porch. Plenty ot space STOP FORECLOSUREII MANCHESTER. 1700 plication on file mor* fully served to relocf any and all religion, sex or notlonol VERNON. A traditional Inside and out. YoYo 8000.0 ______If you are falling behind on dangerously low weight dropped locker room complaints, says cosmetic. oppeore, of the Court of Pro­ bids. Spocincotlons and bid square foot Town- forme may bo secured at Iho origin, or on Intention to Colonial that was cus­ Carroll. $169,900. Sen­ your mortgage payments... from 9.1 percent to 8,3 percent medical professor Rodney S. W. “ Jogger’s nipple” is a more 1 bate on Docembor 20,19SS at moke any such preference, tom built for the pres­ house. Three bed­ 3:00 P.M. Business Office, 45 North try Real Estate, 643- IC0ND0MINIUM8 OR...If your home lain fore­ rooms, fully op- between 1975 and 1980, then Basler, whose list of athletic painful problem, usually expe­ School Street, Manchester, limitation or discrimlnotlon. ent owners. Unique 4060.O______Elliaboth A. Bldwall, Connecticut. The Herald will not know­ |F0R8ALE closure, WE CAN HELPI pllanced, baths. increased to 8 8 percent in 1985. ailments also includes “ runner’s rienced by men. 017-12 Ati’f. clerk family room with 016-12 ingly accept any advertise­ DUST oft your dreams No payment program avail­ $950 per month. One The study said the rate of low rump” and “ surfer’s nodules.” pegged board floring, Basler said it develops among ment which Is In violation of built In bookcase, for­ and move Into this M^ANCHESTER. Spa­ able for up to 2 years. Bad small pet accepted. birthweight babies in the 332 The skin “ bears the brunt of the runners who wear shirts that are LIO AL NOTICE the low. eight room dormered credit is not a problemllAak One yera lease plus TOWN OP ANDOVER SOUTHERN New Eng- mal dining room, 4 cious 2 bedroom unit poorest counties — those where at punishment” from exercise and not soft. The friction of the cloth . bedrooms, a special Cape. Three bed­ overlooking Wickham how LOW payments can security deposit. 649- least one-fourth of the population PLANNINO a ZONINO COMMISISON PUBLIC HEARINO lond classifleld ads rooms, fireplaced liv­ help you SAVE YOUR 0795. develops injuries in unexpected during exercise rubs the nipples reach nearly 800,000 first floor billiard Pork. Fully oppllonced was below the federal poverty The Planning 6 Zoning Commission of Andover, room, 2'/j baths, 2 tlre- ing room, first floor contemporary kitchen HOME rODAYl MANCHESTER. First ways, Basler said Wednesday in raw. Few women experience the homes In Connecticut fam ily room, recrea­ level — was almost 30 percent Connecticut will hold a Public Haorlng on Mondov, places, screened Including microwave. Swiss Caaservatlvs Group floor, 2 bedrooms, f'/s an interview at the annual problem because they wear soft Decombor 19,19tS of 7:30 p.m. In the Andover Elementary and Rhode Island. The tion room tor the teens higher than in the nation as a price for a basic 25 porch, sun deck, and This unit has two park­ at (203) 4S4-1336 or baths. $600 a month AP photo meeting of the American bras, he said. School on tho following petition: much more, situated and 2 car garage. Ex­ ing spaces and lots of plus utilities, security whole Academy of Dermatology. “ It’s surprising how big a aS49 ■ Application of tho Olleod Land Development word ad Is only $55 and tras Include central (203) 4S4-4404 VENUS PROBE READIED - Techni­ in the solar system. The craft, which will will appear In 43 news­ on a nice treed lot In an room for tfie money. and references. No Low birthweight is a major “ The percentage of people in problem this can be. It actually Corporation for o 2* lot subdivision, WIndrush, on Olleod area ot comparable vac, alarm system and $104,500. Century 21 Ep­ pets. 643-2121.______cause of infant death and long­ cians prepare the Magellan unmanned map the surface of Venus with radar, is Rood. papers. For more In­ pool. Susan Buckno. fitness conditioning or good at­ stops some people from run­ formation coll Classi­ homes. Asking stein Realty, 647-8895.D NOW Accepting applica­ term disability. The study said spacecraft at Kennedy Space Center At this hearing, Intorested persons may appear and be heard $299,000. U 8. R Realty, $209,900. Sentry Real Rentals scheduled for launch aboard a space hletic programs who develop ning,” Basler said. and written communications will be received. Information fied, 643-2711 and ask Estate, 643-4060.D tions for 1 bedroom, 1 the infant mortality rate in the Wednesday for its upcoming flight to the some types of skin problems is pertaining to Ihle application It on file and may beseen In the for detalls.D 643-2692.0 bedroom handicapped shuttle mission in April 1989. Prevention is simple- wear a office of the Zoning Agent, Town Office Building. MANCHESTER. Beauti­ TOWNHOUSE poor counties was 13.6 per 1,000 quite large. I wouldn’t be sur­ soft cotton undershirt, or cover SOUTH WINDSOR. An and 2 bedroom Section planet Venus, Earth’s closest neighbor Doted of Andover, Connecticut this Sth ond 15th day of fully decorated quality 8 apartments. Please live births in 1985, compared with prised if three-quarters or four- exceptional home that CONDOMINIUM IR00M8 the nipples with petroleum jelly Otcember, 19SS. Is only three years old Colonial with 3 bed­ go to Oakland Heights a rate of 10.6 nationally. fifths of everybody in a fitness rooms, V/2 baths, first FOR RENT or paper medical tape — or run ANDOVER PLANNINO & ZONINO COMMISSION BOLTON Lake. Four that offers 3 bedrooms, Three bedrooms, 2Va Site office, 360Oakland If the infant mortality rate in program has some type of skin bare-chested. Konnoth Letter, Chairman first floor family room, floor family room and bathe with 1600 sq. Street, Manchester. the poor rural areas had been as 005-12 room Ranch, masonry fireplace. New deck MANCHESTER. Room In injury,” said Basler, an assistant Pool chemicals can cause on 2Vz lots, 2 storage 2Vj baths, eat-ln kit­ ft. of living apace In aulet rooming house. Monday and Wednes­ low as the national average chen, formal dining and breakfast room day, 10am-12noon. Program to reduce Caesareans professor at the University of swimmers to develop a variety of LBOAL NOTICE buildings, private overlooking lovely this oversized unit. Off street parking. $75 during the decade, the study said, Nebraska Medical Center and a skin problems. TOWN OP ANDOVER beach, appliances, gas room, fireplace, and per week. 646-1686 or MANCHESTER. Four complete appliances. yard. A real buy. Extras Include there would have been between fitness medicine expert. Basler said many pools use INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION heat. 15 minutes to $139,900. Century 21 Ep­ 569-3018.______room Duplex. Stove, PUBLIC HEARINO Hartford. Reduced to In Immaculate condi­ refrigerator. 4.000 and 6,400 fewer infant Most of the skin injuries will go bromide instead of chlorine to stein Realty, 647-8895.n fireplace, ROOMS tor rent. Country The Inland Wetlands Commission of Andover, Connecticut $143,900. 649-1794. tion, on a large lot with $600/month plus utili­ deaths in those poor counties. could save estimated $1 billion away when the exercise is halted, control bacteria in the water and city utilities. Only MANCHESTER. Cute air conditioning, atmosphere. Kitchen win hold 0 Public Hearing on Monday, December 12,1908 at YOUR Head will spin privlllges, ample park­ ties. 633-4189. ’ ’This country has long had one he said, but the ailments can this can lead to a form of arm 7 :M p.m. In the lower level of the Town Of flee Building on the $219,900. U 8. R Realty, home In great shape. washer-dryer, rear BOSTON (A P) — One hospi­ following petition; when you see all the 643-2692.0 Nice size living room ing. Coll Norman, 688- MANCHESTER. 2famllv, of the highest infant mortality ” To a large extent, there has percent, but from 17to 11 percent, cause irritation, pain and cos­ called “ bikini bottom.” room In this terrific 9 deck with view, plus 0188 or 742-1302. available December tal’s solution to the runaway use been a more hands-off attitude which is even harder to do,” said metic concern. EAST STREET - Appllcolon of M ork Anolr for a three lot BRAND New listing. Ex­ with sliders to deck. rates among the world’ s indus­ The ailment usually consists of subdivision. Windfall Acres. room RIased Ranch on Three bedrooms, hard­ a third full bath In MANCHESTER. Sleep­ 1st. Large 3 bedroom, trialized nations,” said Rep Roy of Caesarean sections could elim­ toward taking care of our pa­ Myers. Joggers and marathoners, acne-like pimples and nodules West Vernon Street. 4 quisite 6 plus room partially finished 1'/2 baths appliances. At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and be heard Cape Cod on Adelaide wood floors, newer ing room tor working Rowland. D-Ga., the only physi­ inate 450,000 needless operations tients.” said Dr. Stephen A. ” lt’s like going on a diet. The whose skin must endure hours of most often on the backside. and written communications will be received. Information bedrooms, 3 full baths, roof plus large storage gentleman. Share bath, Lease, security, $900 Rood. Beautifully dec­ walkout basement. plus utilities. Close to cian in Congress and the vice- and save more than $1 billion a Myers, director of maternal-fetal first five pounds are easy. The punishment, are heir to a number “ It looks very much like classh portalnlno to this application Is on file In the office of the family room with wet shed. Great home tor a n o cooking. Town Clerk / Wetlands Agent, Town Office Building. bar, beautiful Vermont orated throughout, Available at school and busline. 646- chairman of the National Com­ year if adopted nationally, ac­ medicine. last five pounds are tough.” of dermatological problems rang­ acne,” said Basler, “ except it's maonlflclent new cus­ couple or single start­ 5245/month plus one cording to a study published Doted of Andover, Connecticut this 1st and Sth day of Dec­ morble fireplace. In­ ing off. $127,900. D.W. months security. Ref­ 4074, 5-8pm. mission to Prevent Infant Caesarean sections are the The hospital accomplished the ing from black heel to runner’s usually under the swimsuit.” ember, 1908. law set-up possible. tom crafted kitchen. 2 FOREST RIDGE today. Fish Realty, 643-1591.D erences. 643-2121 MANCHESTER Town Mortality. most common form of surgery in reduction by setting these rules; rump. Treatment and prevention an ANDOVER INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION Acre plus lot. New baths, enormous first A 60-unlt Line. One bedroom However, some experts ques­ floor master bedroom, MANCHESTER. Beautl- Rowland, whose district in­ the United States. Many experts ■ Except in emergencies, se­ Black heei develops when con­ both achieved by “ not sitting Steven Fish, Chairman price, $187,500. Jack- condominium apartment, quiet tion whether the program, deve 057-11 son 8i Jackson Real expandable second ful four bedroom Col- lAPARTMENli cludes 13 of the 332 counties that agree that physicians perform cond opinions must be obtained stant flexing of the foot causes around in wet swimsuits.” he community located neighborhood. No pets. loped at Mount Sinai Medical Estate, 647-B400.D floor, beautiful sun- nlal, large living room IFOR RENT References required. were part of the study, said infant far too many Caesareans, but before all Caesareans. two layers of the skin, the dermis said. porch, 100x200 yard. with marble/oak fire­ on 24 beautifully Center in Chicago, could easily be there is little consensus over how $485/monthly. 643-5983. health problems in rural areas ■ Vaginal deliveries are pre­ and the epidermis, to rub against Basler said some patients who See tor yourself. It’s place, formal dining landscaped acres, MANCHESTER. Older have been worsened by Reagan copied at other hospitals because to cut back. ferred for all patients who have each other in a shearing force, swim frequently also come to him A Newspeper to EduceUoo Profrem gorgeous. $249,900. room, eat-ln kitchen, BOLTON. 'Very nice 4 Bgoniored by complete with pool, Duplex being remo­ rooms’. One bedroom, administration cuts in spending doctors are too afraid of malprac­ Between 1985-87, Mount Sinai's undergone previous Caesareans. said Basler. This breaks small because of light-colored hair that Jackson 8< Jackson first floor den and deled. 2-3 bedrooms. Real Estate, 647-8400.d tennis court and I'/j baths, fully car­ on health care programs. tice suits to follow the proposed program lowered the Caesarean blood vessels and causes blood to suddenly turns green. The Quiz laundry, enclosed 5500-550 per month plus rules. The Manchester Herald porch, finished rec carport parking. peted. Plus patio, stone rate from 17.5 percent to 11.5 ■ Difficult birth is considered pool between the skin layers, The color change is a result of E LLIN G TO N . Lots ot utilities. Available wall and brook! Imme­ He said the problem also stems to be an acceptable reason for a room In this Immacu­ room, full walk-up at­ Priced at *155,000 January 1, 1988. Call Doctors at Mount Sinai reduced percent of deliveries. The usually at the heel. The result is copper in the pool water that diate occupancy! from a decline in the number of Caesarean only if a women fails (10 points for edch question answered correctfy) late 4 bedroom, 2 full tic, refInIshed oak Principals Only 643-5496 tor more the Caesarean rate to half the number of maternity patients at blacken'ed skin. “ gives a real distinctive greenish Worldscope floor. Situated on over- $485/month Includes physicians in rural areas, a lack nationwide level by instituting to deliver after two hours of both Cape on beautiful Information. heat. Coll M r. Lindsey, the hospital for the years totaled The same problem can occur on tint to the hair.” he said. The private country lot. Lo­ slzed lot. Bowers Call 643-2711, of transportation for pregnant five guidelines for performing 6.099. strung regular uterine Shcool district. Owner MANCHESTER. Two 649-4000. the palms of baseball players, treatment is to bleach the hair V . * e V ♦ >4 e cated approximately 8;30am-5pm women requiring health care, bedroom Townhouse. MANCHESTER. Two them, according to the report in Nationwide last year, 24.4 per­ contractions. golfers, weight-lifters and moun­ / i F' ^ \\\ ' one mile from country must sell. Make an and a failure to educate poor with peroxide. offer. Asking $174,900. Ask tor Nice location, all ap­ bedroom flat on first i l l today’s New England Journal of cent of the 3.8 million births were ■ Fetal distress must be con­ tain climbers, Basler said. club. Call for details. pliances. Heat, hot wa­ pregnant women on the impor­ Another water-related injury is Anne M iller Real Est­ Mrs. Fromerth floor. Appllanced kit­ Medicine. Use of forceps deliver­ Caesarean deliveries. He said black heel will correct $144,900. Century 21 Ep­ ter, carpeting, air con­ tance of prenatal care. firmed by a blood sample drawn actually considered a scar of stein Realty, 647-8895.D ate, 647-8000.n chen. $650/month. One ies also fell. "W e lowered it not from 24 to 17 from the fetus. itself when the activity stops, but triumph, he said. ditioning. Call 647-1595. year lease and security deposit. 649-0795. Two bedroom Townhouse, appllanced kitchen. $750/month, heat In­ cluded. One year lease and security deposit. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 649-0795.______MANCHESTER. Four room, second floor apartment. Heat, ap­ Notices ■ PART TIME HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS pliances provided. Se­ FINANCIAL [HELP WANTED [HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED curity and references HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED required. $600/month. As o condition orecedent to ABANDON The search. 1 This rally of Armenians in Moscow is only one example of the BEAUTY SALONS FRUIT BASKETS UNIQUE GIFTS Crockett Realty, 643- the placement of any adver­ Thank you tor making MANCHESTER Doctor’s FULL Time, small engine URGENTLY need depen­ FULL Time Medical Se- HAIRSTYLIST. Part HOUSEKEEPER/Cook. current ethnic unrest in the Soviet Union. The Soviets recently 1577.______tising In the Manchester He­ mechanic, expe­ us #1 tor 41 years. Office looking for de­ dable person to work cretary/AssIstant. Im­ time or full time, Green Lodge, 20 bed overruled Estonia’s claim that it (CHOOSE ONE: was entitled to rald, Advertiser hereby pendable, mature, rienced with outdoor without supervision for mediate opening, friendly atmosphere. facility. 649-4433, leove T R E S C H IC PERO’S FRUIT STAND CRAFTSMEN’S FOUR Room apartment agrees to protect. Indemnify Fast, confidential, territory in another Soviet republic, could reject Soviet laws In 4 family. Stove and easy mortgages. Mr. highly motivated, power eaulpment. Paid Texos Oil Company In Manchester office. Good growth potential. messoge.______Fancy Fruit Baskets - GALLERY and hold hormless the Man­ Insurance and vaca­ Manchester area. We infringing on local autonomy). BEAUTY SALON delivered locally - shipped refrigerator. No pets. chester Herald, Its officers Mortgage, where friendly person to as­ Medical experience Balton, 647-9989. HAIRDRESSER needed "The Place on Cooper Sf." sist In high paced set­ tion. Copltol Equip­ train. Write H.F. Dick­ preferred but not ne­ ... has gift certincates available nationwide. Large selection of $525/month. 646-7336. and employees against any America borrows has WE ARE looking for a part time for small 2 The Reagan Administration in> Our treat are piled with ornaments. ond oil liability, loss or been a neighborhood ting. Afternoon hours ment Company, 38 erson, President, cessary. 646-5041 be- Manchester Salon. Call Matchwords for all your holiday styles. Imported wicker. Make great Main Street, Manches­ self-starting, active In­ curred the anger of many Arab (9 points for each correct match) And we have Christmas Items expense. Including attor­ tradition helping ho­ and one or two even­ SWEPCO, Box 961005, tween 9-5.______645-8172 or 646-4122. Christmas Gifts. neys' fees, arising from ter between 10-4. Fort Worth, 76161. dividual to work In our states recently when it refused to Great Stocking Stuffers! galore. meowners tor 41 years. ings a week. Call 646- TEXAS Refinery Corpo- small mall order busi­ 1 - incur a-fixed FOR RENT claim s of unfair trode practi­ 5153.______MEDICAL Assistant with permit (CHOOSE ONE: Hafez 303 East Center Street 276 Oakland St, Manchester Our shelvat are stuffed with ces, Infringement of trade­ Pleose call Conn 8, MECHANIC. Full time or ATTENTION! HIrIngl ratlon needs mature ness. Duties Include; bookkeeping and medi­ Conn ot 233-9687. BUSY Manchester Low part time. Must be person now In Man­ Assad, Yasser Arafat) to come to bear* and dolls, marks, trade names or pat­ Government Jobs In taking telephone cal experience for 2- infringe b-receive 643-2483 643-6384 And oh so much, much more. COVENTRY. 7 rooms ents, violation of rights of Firm seeks secretary, qualified to work on all your area and over­ chester area. Regard­ orders, light order Manchester practice. this country to address the United plus. Available De­ makes of vehicles. 5-10 Irene Is here at always with QInny privacy and Infringement of part time, 9-2, 4 or 5 seas. Many Immediate less of training. Write; packaging, helping our Send resume to; Box Nations. helping too, cember 1. Adults pre­ copyright and proprietary days a week. Good years experience a F.D. Hopkins, Box 711, 3- aulonomy c-independence Employment openings without wait­ wa I k-ln customers, etc. AA, C/O Manchester FLORAL JEWELRY Stop by for some fun shopping, ferred. References and rights, unfair compefitlon typing skills, dicta­ must ond tools. M 8, M Fort Worth Texas 3 OPEC recently signed an accord security. $800 per and libel and slander, which ing list or test. $17,840- We are willing to train Herald, 16 Bralnard And we'll wrap It up (or you. phone. Call Diane, 646- Service Station, 649- 76161. in which all members ac­ 4-rigid d-encroach upon month. 742-7494 or 742- m ay result from the publica­ $69,485. Phone call re­ for the permenont full Ploce, Manchester. PARK HILL JOYCE T h e ADAMS APPLE 7779.______2871. fundable. (602) time position. Please cepted a quota system intended Holldey Hours, Open 7 Days 8161.______tion of any advertlsment In PART TIME FULL or part time clerk FLOWER SHOP of Vernoii/ Inc. the Manchester Herald by PART Time drivers BOOKKEEPING Assis­ 836-8885. Ext. R-11034 for local Insurance apply at; Connecticut to lim it production and raise oil 5-eml$sion e-release LOVELY. Two bedroom advertiser. Including adver­ ____[HELP WANTED Cane 8i Reed Com- Fancy Fruit Baskets • Boxwood 14 Carat Gold Chains, 58 Cooper St. 647-8161 helper, moving furni­ tant / Reception 1st. CRUISE Ships now hiring agency. General office Se// Y o u r Car prices. home, 1 plus acre, 2 car tisements In any tree distri­ tu re. Call 647-1717, South Windsor Nursing pasny, 134 Pine Street, Trees • All Your Christmas Needs!! Bracelets, Earrings garage, workshop, full bution publications pub­ men and women. duties to Include light a-B b-13 C-1B ORGANIZED Office per- leove message.______Center has full time Summer and Career typing. Pleasant tele­ Manchester. People & Sports Opan Dolly 10om-9pm / Sun. 104 D A V ID ’S G IF T S H O P P E basement and hook­ lished by the Monchester son to perform duties (5 points for each correct answer) * 36 Oak St., Manchester Mondoy-frlday posi­ opportunities, (will phone personality es­ 4 Lieut. Col. Mengislu Haile EL CAMINO PLAZA, RT. 30 Rl. 83, Vernon, CT, 875-0060 ups. Excellent Icatlon. Herald. Penny Sleftert, Including confidential PART Time commercial TO CLEAN artificial flow­ Publisher. tion available for qual­ train) Excellent pay sential. Call Ruth at Mariam, President of the rigidly 1 Media mogul Ted Turner apparently 649-0791 In • $B00/month. 872-2200. typing from dicta­ collections by tele­ ers, place them heads 872-3001 Tuchad Cornar of Connaetleut phone In office of na­ ified candidate. Re­ plus world travel. Ha­ 875-3333. 4 Lines — 10 Days plans to ’^colorize” and broadcast the 872-9930. phone (50-60wpm) and sponsibilities Include; down In a paper bag, add Marxist slate of (CHOOSE ONE: DA U /D ’S offers one of the finest LOST filing. Medical Insu­ tional organization In waii, Bahamas, Carib­ so* charge each addi­ Ethiopia, Angola), recently ex­ classic film (CHOOSE ONE: “ Citizen MANCHESTER. Nine Glastonbury. Good Accounts payable and bean, Etc. Call now! STRETCH YOUR burger salt and shake well. To selections of handcrafted gifts room, single family, rance, data entry, tional line, per day. Yot. pressed a hope for improved Kane." “ Casablanca” ), often called the ELECTRONICS BRAY JEWELERS AND FOUND hourly pay. Expe­ receivable, payroll (206) 736^7000 Ext. 109C. budget By using one part clean out storage areas In Hours: W«td.-Sal. 10 to 5 set back high above word processing skills processing and phone your home or garage, can cancM at any time. relations w ith the United Stales. best film of all lime. “Speciatixing In Diemondx" rience preferred. Coll soy extender to four parts Friday Nile Until 8 ■ Sundays 12 to 4 East Middle Turnpike. FREE Two affectionate 5 a plus. Regular, flexi­ answering. Knowledge WANTED. Service and place an ad In classified SORRY, • Seiko a Lassale Watches ble hours, to start at 20 Mr. Coriander, 659- sales coordinator. Me­ of meat. Your taste buds 5 The Energy Department appears 2 A London court has ruled that there is Available Imme­ month old, male kit­ 2666.______of computers helpful won’t be able to tell the telling our readers what NO REFUNDS OR Watch making and tens. Would enlov a hours per week. chanically Inclined, to be giving higher priority to no evidence to support claims that a AL SIEFFERT’S diately. $950/month. but not necessary. difference, but your you have for sale. ADJUSTMENTS Goldsmithing on premises WRAP UP A LUV TUB References and secur- good home together. Growth potential. Sa­ RN needed for busy Ver- Background In Medi­ light paper work, over efforts to reduce fossil fuel car­ 17th century nobleman named Edward AN IDEAL GIFT FOR COUPLES the counter sales and budget will I Boosi your Ity. Coll Ken0(643-1442. Vet checked. 342-1386. lary depending on ex­ non D erm atologist’s care and Medicalde a CALL HERALD bon dioxide emissions that may de Vere actually wrote the plays attri­ APPLIANCES 699 M AIN ST. perience. Pleasant, office, 2'/2 days per In ventary control. 40 budget by selling Idle GIFT CERTIFICATES LOST. Cat, white with plus. Excellent starting buted to Elizabethan playw right..?... MANCHESTER a 643-5617 professional environ­ week. Attractive work­ hours per week. Salary Items in your home with a CLASSIFIED be (CHOOSE ONE: triggering Shop now for a full selection of I STORE AND orange and gray face pay, benefits and work low-cost ad In classified. Call AVAILABLE A N n iM E ment. Send resume to; ing conditions. Exten­ environment. Poten­ and benefits. We will the Greenhouse Effect, destroy­ 3 In the battle between college football's TV’s, VCR’s, Audio Equipment, o ffic e s pac e and toll. Hamlin Street, train. Call 649-3936. ____[ 645-8797. Glastonbury Psycho­ sive patient contact. tial for career growth. 643-2711 ing ozone). number-one and number-two teams, Big Screen TV’s, Camcorders, Mi­ MANCHESTER VILLAGE logical Associates, Su­ Salary negotiable. No For a confidential In­ 643-2711 CHRISTMAS TREES OFFICE Space. 400-1500 ite 215, 300 Hebron evenings or weekends. the top-ranked Fighting Irish of Notre crowaves, CD Players. Washers, MOTOR INN • 646-2300 terview, please send Dame defeated the Trojans o f ..?... Come See Our Choice square feet. Excellent Avenue, Glastonbury, Start after Januory 1st. resume to ; Office Mon- SECURITY Dryers and Kitchen Appllancat. location. $275. 647-9223, Connecticut 06033. Phone, 871-9441. PINKERTON has full time and part time Newsname ager. South Windsor (15 points fot comet 4 Wayne Gretzky joined one of hockey’s W9 Win bM f any prle»l BALSAM FIR Blue Sky Trading Co. 643-7175. PERSONALS GENERAL Office work. BABYSITTER Wanted In Nursing Center, 1060 security positions open In Manchester, East PRIVATE PARTY answer of answers) y most elite groups when he scored his Christmai Trees WATKINS Centre. 140 Ten to fifteen hours a Washington School Main Street, South Hartford and Vernon. We offer; 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester American Indian jewelry and SINGLES; Let Country 600lh goal recently. Only other Cut your own... Blus 6 WhR« 8pruc« and 165 so. ft. available week, flexible hours. area for a nine year old Windsor, 06074, 289- O n December 7, I ' artwork, leather wallets, belts and Connections newslet­ • Starting wage to •7.50/houf Merchandise Ads players have ever reached that mile­ Olfi CenMIcBMB BvaHablB for Spring Planting December. Telephone Coll 647-8596.______boy from 2;30 to 6;00 7771. EOE. am scheduled to (^ / 647-9997 buckles, gold and silver jewelry. Tie answering, word pro­ ter help you meet sin­ preferably In my home. • First & second shift available stone. PART Time Bookkeeper WAITRESSES. Days. Burgess Nursery die shirts, etc. I.«anin Tree cards for cessing, copier and gle people throughout Call during day, 229- • Benefits • Cash bonuses meet with President a-3 b-5 c-B tor Manchester Physi­ Apply In person to; La STS Otmlns M.. So. WIndaor Fax. Wilson Business Connecticut and Rhode 7316 or 645-0555, Reagan and George ' . Christmas and other important cian’s office. Hours Strada, 471 Hartford • Paid vacations • No experience necessary 5 Canadian sprinter who lost an OFINTDAYSAWeEK Offices. 647-0073. Island. Confidential, evenings.______Bush in New York. M VIDEOS dates. Mexican Jerga’s, Mexican established, reputable. flexible. Send resume Road, Manchester. If you are Interested In working for the oldest Olympic gold medal when he tested ond two references to; W ho am I and what ★ 644-1966 ★ heavy wool wrap sweathers. *48. Free details. Country HELPING PEOPLE so- and best known security company, call positive for steroids, has vowed to make MOVIES & MORE ■^INDUSTRIAL Connections, P.O. Box Box C, c/o Manchester tlsfv their needs and 527-4177 or apply In person at; nation do I lead? Herald, 16 Bralnard PART TIME a comeback In 1992. OF MANCHESTER 217 Center St., Manchester PROPERTY 406, Superior, Ne­ wonts ... that’s whot want HELP WANTED toe 630 Oakwood Ave., West Hartford m/x “Your Home Video Store" RESTAURANTS braska 68978. __Place, Manchester. ads are all obout. * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Burr Comar Shoppping Plaza UElirS NEW VONN STYLE 6 4 7 -0 6 0 7 113S Tolland Tpka. Save money on cleaning * Additional Lines SO* Per Line, Per Day YOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points — TOP SCOREi DEUCATCSSEN A NESTAUNANT The Golden Goose MANCHESTER products by using ammo­ SOUTH WINDSOR e p f) R T C SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST 81 to 90 points — Excellent. 71 to 80 points — Good. 61 to 70 points — Fair. * Classifications 71 thru 87 Video Sales & Rentals Qlft Certificatea Gifts Galore nia, diluted to the strength Our IS person Insurance agency, In the heart of <> Knowledse Unlimited, Inc. 195-88 BUILDING FOR SCHOOLS * Merchandise Under *250 Gift Certificates Available Corned Beef - Pastrami - Bagala - Polk A rt • Tlo - Baakata - Pottary • Lampa • recommended on the bot­ downtown Manchester wishes to hire a Dotls • Woddaa Toys- Drlad n o w s n FOOD SERVICE CORRESPONDENT Mon.-Thun. 104pm • Fd. S Sal. 10-t:Mpm LEASE tle, for washing walls and •ecretary/receptlonitt. The position call* for quite a bit '* Ad must contain price! Hand-Cut Lox - Smoked Fish Naw Opan 7 Days ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ Sun. 1S>7 pm 6,000 sq. It. sultaM* (or windows. Bring extra mo­ We have available per­ WANTED of typing, both correspondance and insurance paper*. You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds 42S Hartford Tpka. Varnon Twin Ponds Center • 384 C Merrow Rd. ney Into your home by U00| uo 8u|8u|j|U| tM (| lapo s p ^ a j p |n o i-i :id 0 3 S a iH O M ^711, between 9am- Len Auster at 643-2711 between 9 office to work in of the 28 office chain. Call Dorothy at Classified Ad? Call 643- 12noon. loi 643-2711 NOW! 643-5813 3711 to place your od. and 11 am. Hllb, Rogal & Hamilton Company of CT, Inc. 643-1 IBS t o — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Dec. 8, 1988

t a y d INDUSTRIAL FUEL OIL/COAL/ f ? . TAG CARS PROPERTY ___ (firewood SALES FOR SALE MANCHESTER. 3400 FREE Hardwood pallets. NOTICE. Connecticut Gan- 1987 TOYOTA MR2, square foot, free­ Excellent tor firewood. Spcdoiis^Pcftf11 sliver, 14,000 miles, m id standing Industrial arol Statute 23-65 prohibits Can be picked up at i e i the posting of odvertlie- engine, air condition­ building. Loading Burnham Street, Eost mants by any person, firm or ing, tinted glass, cruise dock, parking. Wood­ Horttord on weekdays corporation on a telegraph, control, 5 speed, land Industrial Park. le H CARPENTRY/ only. In back of East­ (HEATING/ MISCELLANEOUS telephone, electric light or AM/FM cossette. Principals Only. 643- ern Trucking. CHILDCARE | M J |REMODELING power pole or to o tree, 2121. PLUMOINO SERVICES shrub, rock, or any other $10,995. 742-7010, after NEW ENGLAND Nanny. natural oblect without a writ­ 5pm. CuolOfii buM hOfiwt, •ddMoiw, GSL Building Mainte­ ten permit for the purpose of Referrals has nannles- rowoSolInM. wood iMNig. PJ’i PluMUng nMflng, oeneral* woili. matenry S ■ nance Co. Commerci- protecting It or the public and BUICK 1 ^ ROOMMATES /mother's helper- Air CanaHlenlno carries a fine of up to $50 for s/home managers tor phaow of oofWirwoMon. ol/ResIdentlol building 19M Ragsl. One ownar. W you >« atop c t cetMraofora not Boilers, pumps, hot water eoch offense. T-lop, powar brakaa. powar WANTED long/short term child repairs and home Im­ SKI Boots. Woman’s Jun­ rolymtnt youe eaNa • oaN «a/ tanka, naw and C h r i s t m AT C r a F T o o stearlin, powar windowa. core placements. Per­ provements. Interior AC, Good to oxeollam ior Racing. Size S. Al- PmNv kwuftd • Araa laMmalao raplaoemanta. Sale at Spencer Village PROFESSIONAL Female sonalized, professional and exterior pointing, oondHIon. Wall malnlalnad. wanted to shore home plna. $50. Excellent M M OeasInKtlea FREE ESTIUATES light carpentry. Com­ Community Hall, 52 •44H or boat otter. condition. 643-2680. service. Telephone, 1- • (■m talw Pascal Lone, Manches­ with some. Non smok­ 401-763-0556. 643-9649/228-9616 plete lonltorlol ser­ 644-8583 ers only. Available De­ 643*1720 AakforMadi vice. Experienced, rel­ ter. Saturday, De­ cember. $300/month iable, tree estimates. cember 10 from 10-1. plus deposit. 647-0155. MUSICAL CLEANIN6 643-0304. MISCELLANEOUS REMDVE GREASE and M ALE seeking male/fe- SERVICES CHARLES The HandV' ITEMS I^PAWTINS/ ( s e r v ic e s rust from outdoor metal CLYDE male roommate to I2EJ PAPERING man. General Work. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. shore farmhouse. $340 HI NE?“ uorighrTIanr, Gutter cleaning, cellar furniture the easy wav. R O U TE 13. VERNON Quality Home Just dip a cloth In turpen­ plus utilities. Private $100. Armstrong Flute, SNOWPLOWING. Con- and oarage cleoning, Cleaning Service NAME your own reaso­ tine and rub the metal 86 Monte Carlo •6995 yard, parking, woods, $100. Coll 643-5406 Otter struclton company will window washing. Coll nable price. Father & until spots disappear. To as Elactra T Type •10.495 Bolton. 645-1466 or 646- 5pm. Serving the Minohseler arae. Son Painting and Pap­ do snow removal tor Charles tor all your Pertonal cleaning service parking lot or subdivi­ general w ork. S72-4072. sell idle Items the eosv 83 Buick Rtgal •6995 ering. Removal. 291- way, use a low-cost od In designed to handle the 0567. sion roads. Coll 647- 85 Marc Lynx •2676 (MISCELLANEOUS rssldentlel dsanlng needs for 9745, days o r 742-7979, HAWNES TREE SERVICE classified. 85 Ford Etoort 4 Dr. •4395 the busy professional. Call Buekol, truok $ ohippar. Stump _____( fo r SALE evenings. 88 Skylark 4 Dr. •8995 today for your free home GALLIGAN & CO. ramoval. Fraa aatimttaa. Merchandise aeeeeamsnt. Se Calabrity 4 Or. •7696 EIGHT month old water- PAINTING Spadal oonaldaratlon for jglWANTEDTP bed, $325. Courthouse 429-7785 mnnMvniiMNi i m oldarty and handloappad. BUY/TRADE 86 Caprice 4 Dr. •9995 I7I^H0UDAY/ One Gold membership, Walntln0 G atalnlno. Alio. RELIABLE MOVING 88 Century Wgn. •8595 HOUSE CLEANING I. FoNy Inaurad. 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 88 Century 4 Or. •8995 I'M seasonal 12V*! months left tor $450. Compared to reg­ SERVICES Low, Low Ratea. Old furnitura, clocks, 84 Skyhewk Wag. •5995 ular price of $700 plus. Spend time with your family 647-3808 laMa maasaQa Short notice movaa. RENT A RUNNER oriental rugs, lamps, 87 LeSabre 4 Dr. •10,995 E ric 649-3426.P______during the holidays, let us Inaurad. Dependable paintings, coins, je­ 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. •7995 clean your home. Call OroMry A ErraM . MANCHESTER FOR RENT. Backhoe, 1 Wall Papering & 24 Yoara experlenco In Romliif S«rvlc« welry, glass & china. 88 Cela. Euro 4 Or. •7995 cubic yard track. By 742-0217 or 643-4642 moving LIVING CHRISTMAS Painting We will do your grooary Will pay cash. Please TREES hour, dally or weekly. ask for Diane or Michelle 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 Call 647-9745, days or Rasldantlol, Comtnarclal, . 6 4 6 - 9 6 6 9 Anytimo ahopping and other call, 646-6496. 19 Lewis St. 742-7979, evenings. Ratarancea A Insurance. erranda while you work or (oe Spring St. bphind garigB) BOOKKEEPING/ relax. Dali for datalla. FOR RENT. John Deere Marty Motti on, 647-4431 Open Sat. and Sun. INCOME TAX SCHALLER 510 Combo with opera­ Gory McHugh, 443-9321 GAY & SON 8 4 9 -7 4 0 2 , after 6 pm or 10am-4pm tor, tri-axle dump Automotive ACURA 1988 INCOMI TAXIS MASONRY 7 4 2 -0 2 8 7 , anytima truck with driver. Call Brick, block and ttona, $ 2 4 any tree 647-9745, days or 742- Consultation / Preparation USED CARS ceramic tlla, marble and 647-gb46 79769, evenings.______ROOFING/ concrete. Individuala / “GROCER-EASE” co. GARB 07 Accord LXI .... *11.595 WHEEL Horse. 42 Inch No lob Is too small I Grocery ahopping dallvary Sola Propriatora mm FOR BALE 87 Accord L X I.... *11,995 sonw plow attachment 282-7341 or 427-8973 aarvica. OpM 24 houra. 7 and 12 Inch dirt plow. daya a week. Call ua with 86 Audi 4000S .... *10.395 ANTIQUES/ Dan Moaler 649-33X9 1981 OLDSMOBILE Cu- H&R L £ j COLLECTIBLES $175. 649-ie61.______your llatl tloss. Automotic, 87 Mazda RX7 ....*11,995 FOR Sale. Holiday Ma­ power brakes, power 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 7,595 CARPENTRY/ R O O n N G 6 4 5 -1 2 7 7 steering, olr. 649-6160 CHINA, Some Havlland, trix Membership. No lab too aia or loo anMO. WIS BROCK BROTHERS 87 Toyota G T ..... * 9.995 pickle caster, reflec­ Good deol ottered. Call REMODELING wo(ti T daya unia |oa eemsMt. CicavatlMi e Laoiieaptac after 4pm. Angelic Home 86 LoSabre...... * 8,995 tor, gloves, beaded Anne, 742-7230, after ( 878-9477, Joe Bulldozing — Lot Improvamanl 1978 VDLKSWAGON Rob- sweater. 643-0427. 6:30pm. FARRAND REMODEUNC — Cruahod Btons for Solo — Care Registry blt. Reliabletranspora- 86 Merc. Sable...... * 6,995 Slono Drhftwayt — Ragradad Room addHIont, dacka, roof­ 647-9289. Wck Local registry ofTen qualify tlo n . $200. C oll 85 Audi Q T ...... * 7,995 ing, tiding, windowi and guff- 6 Inattllod evenings, 643-7086. care... lower cost to patients... 86 Audi 4000S ....*10,395 art. Alltypstotrsmodallngand MANCHESTER ENDROLLS rapairt. Call Bob Famnd, Jr. 659-3781 companions, home raakere, DODGE. 1979, St. Regis. 4 85 Olds Ciera ...... * 7,350 i n ] furniture ROOnNG door, V-8, loaded. Ex­ 2TV> width - 25S vanMr flalatl gwa an aa lypaa 6 4 7 -1 9 5 6 85 Mazda RX7 ...... * 7,995 13Y< width - 2 for 25S Bm . 647-8509 raaOng and aagatt lapalia. IT cellent condition. $1500 85 Subaru QL ...... * 7.995 BREAKFRONT, Excel­ MUST be picked up at the Rb i. 645-6849 yaaia angaitanaai guimim a or best offer. 644-8665. lent condition, dark Herald Oftlca Monday thru Uaantad and Inaund 1980 CAMARO Rally 84 Accord LX ..... * 6,995 frultw o od, $300. 643- Thuraday before 11 a.m. only. KITCHEN & BATH A Sport. Power steering, 7791. NUTMEG EAST* 6 4 5 -8 8 3 0 84 Toy. Camry ....* 6,995 CONTRACTING p o w e r brakes, tilt 83 Nissan 200 ...... * 4,495 Conn. LloeneeN REMODELING wheel, many new RTIHOUOAV/ R T I HOLIDAY/ PlamodgNno for Tlig HoNtfgytt 83 Tercel...... * 3,995 From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, ports. $3000 or best [ [ I J SEASONAL L J J SEASONAL OeoAe • ftMfnf • Oenerai CMpenCry nm nM offer. 742-0884.______63 LeSabre...... * 4,995 Mo Jo t TPotmeN ePigg tatimotm our own craftsmen do the complete Job — 1976 DODGE Charger. 318 345 Center St., 872-4602 neatly and on schedule. Automatic. Good run­ Manchester • 647-7077 Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. ning condition. $500. FLOORSANDMG 659-2753.______CHRISTMAS TREES HOUSE • Floon Ilka naar 6 4 9 -5 4 0 0 ATTENTION. G o v e rn ­ n^UTOB FOR RENOVATIONS • Bpadallzlng In okter floora Hickory RIdgo Treo Farm nanewla 1 foomoranunhouw. • Natural $ atelnad Room HERITAGE KITCHEN and ment seized vehicles ( rent/leabe atdp oW platter aaei, Inautelt. from $100. Fords, Mer­ South River Rd., Coventry • No waxing anymoia »hMiroe> and dnteh. Aten Interior BATH CENTER, INC. cedes, Corvettes, FREE Milage on low cost palnUna. Cnd JthiVaMli-IMSSTGO ______182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester Chevys. Surplus Buy­ auto rental. Village R. Visny & Family 7 4 2 -8 3 5 4 8^^^388^yeev^wneega ers G uide. 1-602-838- Auto Rental. 643-2979or 8885. Ext.. A-11034. rrwM BmM Fr99 646-7044. O p tn 9-5 W9d.-Sm. ^ MANCHISTCM WANT ADS ore the ~ ~ » TODAY IS o good day to THE EASY WAY to find O friendly way of finding a place an od In classified to cosh buyer for no-longer- cosh buyer for applian­ SCHOOL sell those Idle items needed household Items Is DON'T WORRY ces, musical Instruments, you've been storing. A with o wont od. Dial lr.«?Housi ' " I ----- cars and a host of other / <*">a(ieriiiaiTKEF«iM quick call to 643-2711 will 643-2711 to place your Items. put your od in print. aulck-octlon od. JUST HURRY TO

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