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High Court Won't Block North Trial A W elfare Legged n Attack Drug smugglers A Cases skyrocket SparkowskI beats the field In Manchester /3 to win 14th Rabbit Run / I I linked to coup /6 JKanrhpatpr Mrrali Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Monday, April 3, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Manager High court slot WOOS iHautliPBlrr Hrralh MHS, EC, Cheney Mulready won’t block By Nancy Concelman teams previewed Manchester Herald Enfield Town Manager Robert J. Mulready said today he is being North trial — see pages 46, 47 considered as a replacement for SPORTS Manchester Town Manager Ro­ By James H. Rubin the issue only if there are bert B. Weiss. The Associated Press convictions in the case. Mulready, 42, announced his North, a former National Se­ resignation as Enfield town man­ WASHINGTON - The Su­ curity Council aide, is currently ager last November and his last preme Court today refused to on trial. Separate trials are day is May 26, he said. scuttle the Iran-Contra trial of planned for his co-defendants. Mulready said he has several Oliver North or block the trials of Those defendants are former options open to him when he two of his co-defendants. national security adviser John M. leaves Enfield. He said he is also The court, without comment, Poindexter and arms dealer CELTICS BLAST ROCKETS a finalist for a job in finance rejected arguments aimed at Albert Hakim. They are to be somewhere in the northeast but dismissing the case because of tried separately at a later date. he would not elaborate on that testimony the defendants gave to A fourth defendant in the position. a congressional committee. Iran-Contra prosecution, retired "M y prime choice would be to Today’s action comes less than Air Force Maj. Gen. Richard V. NBA Roundup be a town manager,” Mulready , a week after the high court Secord, was not involved in the said. limited the right of criminal appeal acted on today. Mulready has been Enfield’s defendants to challenge indict­ U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. BOSTON (A P ) — Kevin McHale, sidelined for the town manager for six years and ments before trial. Gesell on Jan. 13 dismissed major previous three games, scored 30 points as the Boston earns $64,000 a year. Weiss, who The justices on March 28 ruled charges against North after inde­ Celtics went four games over .500 for the first time will retire in June, earns $68,000 a that federal criminal defendants pendent counsel Lawrence Walsh this season with a 126-109 victory over the Houston year, but town officials have said who fail to persuade a judge to and Attorney General Dick they will probably have to offer at Thornburgh said a trial on those Rockets Friday night. o in thp throw out their indictments be­ The Celtics let a 72-54 lead with 8:51 left in the least $70,000 a year to attract a cause of alleged misconduct by charges could jeopardize na­ third quarter drop to 81-78 with 2; 37 to go as Sleepy new manager. That amount was prosecutors cannot appeal before tional security. Flovd had 14 of his 19 points in a 24-9 Hous^n run. included in W eiss’s recom ­ they are tried and convicted. The dismissed charges in­ Boston led 89-82 after three quarters, but Derrick mended budget, but Mayor Peter In the IranrContra case, the cluded allegations that North Chievous began the final period with two free throws P. DiRosa Jr. said it could U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals here diverted more than $14 million change. from the sales of U.S. arms to for Houston. , . rejected on Sept. 30 an attempt to A three-point play by Ed Pinckney began a 12-5 Mulready was city administra­ stop the Iran-Contra prosecution. Iran to the Nicaraguan rebels, or surge that gave the Celtics a 101-89 lead with 7.59 tor in Davenport, Iowa, which has The appeals court said it was Contras. a population of about 103.000. left Joe Kleine had five of his season-high 16 points premature to consider argu­ The remaining charges against more than double Manchester’s in the spurt. He replaced center Robert Parish who ments that the defendants’ con­ North include that he concealed population of 51,000. Enfield has a missed his second straight game with a bruised left gressional testimony had been from Congress and former Attor­ population of nearly 48,000. used illegally to indict them. The ney General Edwin Meese III his Before moving to Iowa, Mul­ ''"Bosmn led by 10 to 18 points the rest of the way. appeals court said it would study efforts on behalf of the Contras. ready served as assessor and Akeem Olajuwon, who led Houston with 27 points, finance director in Farmington. had all five of his team’s points in that decisive Mulready said his strong back­ stretch. Otis Thorpe added 26 points for the Rock^s. ground in finance and experience Authority squashes McHale returned from a right foot injup^ but in Enfield, one of the fastest- didn’t start. Dennis Johnson had 22 points and growing towns in the state, Reggie Lewis 20 for Boston. qualify him for the Manchester Marie 3rady/Mancheater Herald The Celtics, 37-33, extended their home winning position. curfew on parking streak to 12 games and are 9-3 in their '^st 12 games. daughter, Valerie Voboril, after she was “ I like to think I ’m certainly a SHARING THE MOMENT — Joseph The Rockets are 1-10 in their last 11 road games. team player,” he added. Voboril of Willington congratulates his crowned Miss Manchester 1989. McHale gave Boston the lead for good on a 3-point By Andrew Yurkovsky Parking Authority, said that DiRosa refused to comment on play that made the score 13-10 v^ith 6; 24 to go in the Manchester Herald Assistant Town Attorney William any of the applicants today. He first quarter. ^ J. Shea had advised in an oral Leading 42-41, Boston outscored Houston 18-5 over said he would probably release a The Parking Authority today opinion against the curfew. list of applicants’ names Friday. the final 5:49 of the second quarter and led 60-46 at effectively killed a proposal that “ The parking authority is in DiRosa said he doesn’t know Miss Manchester marvels halftime. Johnson had eight points in the run. would have restricted the amount existence to create parking for who released information on of parking available for a contro­ downtown businesses, not to Mulready to newspapers but he Warriors 134, Knicks 114: In New York, Mitch versial nightclub that will open in curtail it,” Apter said, quoting Richmond scored 37 points, six of them during a planned to call other applicants at her unexpected success the Manchester Mall. Shea. and inform them that their names decisive 12-0 nin in the fourth quarter that gave the Last month, members of the Apter and authority member could be leaked. Mulready said a Golden State Warriors a 134-114 victory over the “ I really came just to see her,” he said. “ This commission proposed extending Cashman shrugged their reporter told him the information By Marie P. Grady New York Knicks Friday night (her crown) is a fringe benefit.” the curfew on municipal lots by shoulders when asked how Mar­ came from someone in Manchester Herald Chris Mullin added 34 points for Golden State, the It is a fringe benefit that will give Rogers a two to four hours. That proposal low would respond to the authori­ Manchester. only team in the NBA the Knicks didn t beat this chance to compete in the Miss Connecticut was made in response to a threat ty’s decision. A couple of the candidates have EAST HARTFORD — Scot Rogers drove all season The Warriors led for all but three m«nutes of Pageant as well as scholarship money and free from downtown merchant In a related matter, Kenneth C. withdrawn their names, fearing the way from Maine Saturday to watch his the game and outscored New York 38-20 in the fourth girlfriend. Valerie Voboril. compete in the Miss enrollment at the LaFemmina Modeling & George Marlow, who has said he Burkamp. the owner of the mall, their current jobs are in jeopordy will close off the 100 spaces he asked authority members what because their names could be Manchester Scholarship Pageant. He was not Finishing School. ^^'rhe^Warriors led 98-96 in the first minute of the Three runners-up also will get scholarship owns behind Marlow’s Depart­ would happen to those individuals made public. DiRosa said. disappointed. ., ^ ^ . fourth period when Richmond started the 12-0 spurt Voboril, a Willington resident who was born in money and a free stint at the modeling school. ment Store and Yale Typewriter who rent spaces in the downtown DiRosa heads the five-member with a jumper. He finished the run with another Manchester, was named the new Miss Manches­ They are Alyson Portelance, 19. of Norwich. first Repair on Purnell Place if the lots on a permanent basis once manager search committee, basket, giving Golden State a 110-96 advantage with ter. That surprised no one in her circle of friends runner-up; Kim Burgess. 18, of East Hartford, curfew is not extended. Hanky Panky’s opened for busi­ which has been hunting for a new and supporters at the East Hartford Middle second runner-up; and Maria Saponare. 18. of Marlow opposes the opening of ness. He said that two renters 7* 58 left manager since October.
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