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Monday, Jan. 16, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents Shooting victim was Congress in pickle fflmtrhratrr iirralJi Hoyas’ Thompson brave man over 50% pay raise VERNON — Police said today to boycott game they have no new information in the shooting death of a 47-year-old By Christopher Callahan against the pay raise, are either Should it be the public who pays convenience store manager who The Associated Press going to “ take the dough” if it’s the Congress, or should it be the had stood up to would-be robbers offered or haven’t decided. public and some private organi­ — see page 41 at least once before. WASHINGTON - Just the Earlier this month. President zations and groups out there. And SPORTS Frederick W. Lee Jr. of Elling­ mention of the proposed 50 Reagan endorsed 50 percent pay I think most people, if they saw ton. a night manager of a percent pay raise for Congress hikes for members of Congress the debate in those terms, would 7-Eleven store on Route .30 in makes lawmakers and top members of the executive prefer to have the public pay the Vernon, was shot to death some­ uncomfortable. and judicial branches. Under a Congress." time Saturday morning, appar­ “It’s always a difficult deci­ structure designed by Congress Dodd objects to what has ently during a robbery at the sion,” said Sen. Christopher J. to avoid the politically unpalata­ become a Capitol Hill refrain in store, police said. Dodd, D-Conn. “ There’s an inher­ ble task of raising one’s own recent weeks as members wres­ Lt. Martin Kincman said today ent conflict of interest and there salary, the recommendations of a tle with the pay raise issue: “ Vote police had no new information has been for 200 years. We’re one special commission will take no and take the dough.” It is a COLD- SHOOTING EC FALLS about the shooting. He would not of the few. if not the only, group of effect Feb. 8 unless both the position that infuriates him. c o m m it whether there were any workers in this country that are in House and Senate reject them. “ To me, that is the height of suspects in the case. the unique position of having to Dodd, the state’s senior senator hypocrisy. That is why people "W e’re checking out a lot of make judgments on their own and dean of the Connecticut have so much difficulty with Bv Jim Tierney leads.” he said. salaries. delegation, says he will vote for Congress and politicians,” he Manchester Herald Vernon police Sgt. JohnD. Shea "There’s no way you’re ever the proposed pay raise, which said. “ That’s where peoples’ said a deliveryman found Lee s stomachs begin to turn. You’ve If you don’t put the ball in the basket, victories are going to resolve this issue to the would increase congressional sa­ body on the store’s floor at about 4 satisfaction of our constituents. laries from $89,500 to $135,000 a just got to be honest about it. It hard to come by. a.m. Saturday. Lee was shot once By not voting, you’re knocked. year. hurts. The mail, the calls are East Catholic found that out the hard way Friday in the chest, police said. When you vote, you’re knocked But he believes that amount is going to be against this thing.” night in its non-conference affair with St. Thomas Shea said there were no sus­ for that. There's no way you can too high. A more appropriate Democratic Sen. Joseph I. Aquinas of New Britain. pects and additional details were get around it.” salary, he said, would be adding Lieberman, Rep. Sam Gejdenson Spearheaded by 10 second-half points from Scott not available. He said he was not But getting around it is just the current salary and the maxi­ and Rep. Christopher Shays all Sytulek (team-high 15 points) coupled with the sure whether any money was what most lawmakers are trying mum allowed in outside speaking have vowed to vote against the Eagles’ atrocious shooting display taken. to do. Dodd is the exception, fees, which many believe would $135,000 pay hike, but say they intermission, the visiting Saints topped East, 48-39. Customers who knew Lee said detailing publicly his position and be banned in concert with a pay remain undecided on what to do East was a dismal 3-for-23 from the floor in the he was the kind of person who how he will handle the issue raise. with the money if the raise goes would not give in to would-be Dodd ha. give skills to emerging leaders in members on what they learned. and Community Care Inc., 26 Frederick W. “Bill” I.ee Jr . 47. of North Haven: and two grand­ East-west: Pat Schackner and Lettie Glenn, first measuring in grams, police said. cents. Tapioca or a dish of the community,” Flint said. Flint said. Park St,, Vernon 06066. of West Shore Road, Ellington, sons. She was predeceased by a place: Murray Powell and Barbara Phillips and Police also said they learned Fegan was drinking turkey with gravy was 5 Participants will have to pay “Adults learn differently than died Saturday (Jan. 14, 1989) in brother. Joseph Lipnicky. and a $325each fortheprogram,butthe Bev Taylor and Frank Bloomer, second and third sister. Anna Lipnicky. at the bar. The legal drinking age in Connecticut is cents. children.” Beganny said. “ They the Rockville section of Vernon as chamber hopes to offer scholar­ learn by doing.” place. a result of a shooting that was The funeral was today at 21. The bartender at the Oak Pub said Fegan had Before that restaurant ships in the future. Flint said. During the final hour of the Jan. 9 — north-south: Hal Lucal and Carol Lucal, ruled a homicide. He is survived Monahan, Cox, Smith & Crim- showed a positive identification. was opened. Cheney had Fewer than 10 people have signed sessions, leaders will divide into first: Louise Kermode and Jim Baker, second James Strafach by a number of nieces, nephews mins Funeral Home, North Fegan was charged with possession of marijuana. operated an employees’ up. three groups of eight and decide place: and Linda Simmons and Ellen Goldberg, James Strafach, 66. of Wes­ and in-laws from Manchester and Haven, with a Mass of Christian possession of drug paraphernalia, procuring liquor lunch room in the basement Flint said the college and what issues they want to study for third place. terly. R I., died Friday (Jan. 13. Bolton. burial at Our Lady of Mount by a minor, and entering a tavern by a minor, police chamber have publicized the the remaining three sessions. East-west: Marge Warner and Bev Taylor, first 1989) at Westerly Hospital. He He was the husband of Georgi- Carmel Church. Hamden. Burial said. of Cheney Hall, said Bengt­ program through mailings and Possible subjects include hous­ place: Frankie Brown and Bev Saunders, second was the father of Tanya Strafach anna (Torzsa) Lee. He was born will be in St . Lawrence Cemetery, She was released on $500 bond and is scheduled to son. A framed print of the workers. A copy of the picture was GOOD OLD DAYS — This picture, word of mouth. ing. planning and transportation. place; and Tom Regan and Irv Carlson, third place. of Manchester and Daria Doll of in Rockville and was a lifelong West Haven. appear in Manchester Superior Court Tuesday. photograph, with a 2-cent found in the Library of Congress in donated to the Manchester Historical The program will prepare While all of this is going on. Jan. 12 — north-.south: Dennis Robinson and Ann Coventry. resident. He served in the U S. Memorial donations may be coin attached, has been Washington, D.C., is believed to have Society by Main Street merchant leaders of government, business group members will be further DeMartin. first place; Linda Simmons and Mollie Born in Hibbling. Minn , he was Marine Corps, and was the made to the Church of the donated to the historical and civic groups by teaching developing leadership skills by Timreck. .second place: and A1 Berggren and John the son of Joseph and Josephine manager of the Vernon Avenue Assumption, 285 W. Center St, society by Marlow and been taken about 40 years ago in the George Marlow and his stepson, Aaron them to the two elements of working with one another, Stern Greene, third place. (Capizzano) Strafach. He was 7-11 store in Rockville Manchester 06040. Man, shut off, arrested Bayer. lunch room for Cheney Bros, mill Bayer. leadership, leadership skills and said. Manchester Community East-west: Frankie Brown and Peg Dunfield, employed by Colt Firearms until He is also survived by his A local man was arrested Sunday after becoming “ familiarity with the commun­ College leadership development first place: Dick Jaworowski and Harvey Sirota, his retirement four years ago. daughter. Sherrie Lee of Rock­ Eugene Sweeney abusive at a local bowling alley when he was told he ity,” said Eileen Stern, business instructors will attend the ses­ second place: and Marge Warner and Terry Daigle, He was a communicant of the ville; a brother. James Lee of would not be sold more beer, police said. services coordinator at Manches­ sions. she said. third place. Church of the Immaculate Con­ Rockville; and a sister. Donna Eugene Sweeney of Hartford Frederick A. Banker, 30. of 16 Wadsworth St., ter Community College. The format for Manchester’s ception. Westerly. He was a I^pulippe of New Hampshire died 'Thursday (Jan. 12. 1989) at Worker upset over tree-removal plan Manchester, was charged with breach of peace, The program’s 25 participants program is based on similar Quarterly meeting set member of Parents Without The funeral will be Wednesday his home. He was the brother of criminal trespass and two counts of interfering with Bernard P. Sweeney of will be exposed to those two programs nationwide that have Partners, the Over .50 Club, the at 11 a m. at the Union Congrega­ a police officer, police said. Bv Nancy Concelman “ To remove trees that are oaks, it State law requires that com­ which submitted the .second low­ elements simultaneously, said The Manchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Manchester Lodge of Elks, and tional Church, Union Street. Manchester. been successful. Stern said. Lead­ Police said Banker had one beer at the Parkade and Maureen Leavitt doesn’t seem sane because they plaints be filed up to five days est bid of $185,100, because Bobbie Beganny, vice president ership programs are currently will hold their quarterly meeting Monday, Jan. 23, the Manchester Veterans of For­ Rockville. Burial will be in Grove The son of the late James and at noon at Maneeley’s on the Boston Turnpike. Sue Lanes Bowling Alley and the bartender would not let Manchester Herald took so long to grow.” after posting Harrison said. Zanlungo was unable to meet the of promotions for the chamber. offered in Norwalk and Hartford eign Wars. He was an U S, Army Hill Cemetery, Rockville. Calling Ellen (McCormick) Sweeney, he him have another. Banker grabbed another Jurewicz is now entitled to a Parker, director of Corp Care will speak about Harrison said there have been town’s bonding and insurance Participants will attend one County. veteran of World War II and hours are Tuesday from 2 to 4 was a lifelong resident of Hart­ patron’s beer and threw it at the bartender, police public hearing on the matter, but "Creating a Walking or Exercise Program.” A A parks department employee many complaints filed against requirements, Gerald R. Dupont, session Jan. 27 from noon to 6 The next program will proba­ received the Bronze Service Star p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ladd ford. He was employed as a said. in the past the department has luncheon will be included for $8.50 and reservations filed a complaint Friday with the the removal of trees during his general services director, said p m. that will focus primarily on bly be offered in 1990. H'h/Jc serving in the South Pacific Funeral Home. 19 Ellington A\-e., salesman at Williams Ford Co. Banker resisted arrest and had to be forcibly reached a compromise on com­ can be made with Carol Hibler, 79 Ansaldi Road, department protesting the nearly 10 years as tree warden, Friday. basic leadership skills. Stern “ We felt that with where the Theater, Rockville and served as a warrant officer in placed into the police cruiser, police said. At the plaints, Harrison said. Manchester. planned removal of seven oreight but none from park employees. Both proposals called for rem­ said. The seven remaining ses­ region is going . .. that it was time He also is survived by another Memorial donations may be the U S. Armv during World War police station. Banker was uncooperative when oak trees from the entrance of Complainants may appeal any II. oving trees for the building. sions will be held Wednesdays for us to take a look at a program daughter. Gina Epstein of Marl­ made to the Lee Reward Fund, in asked to remove his boots, and lunged at police, Center Springs Park forconstruc- Harrison, former parks -and local decisions at the state level, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. The Dinner-dance scheduled He also is survived by two other like this,” Flint said. borough: fourbrothers. Armando care of the Savings Bank of police said. He was wrestled to the floor and one tion of a lodge. cemetery superintendent, was he said. The 3,944-square-foot lodge brothers. James J. Sweeney Jr. of ‘Come Dance With Me’ to the B -T Band at the Strafach. Frank ’’Steve’’ Straf­ Rockville. 26 Park St.. Rockville police officer hit his knee on the concrete floor, John Jurewicz of 212 CenterSt. replaced by George E. Murphy, The Board of Directors Dec. 13 building will serve as a commun­ Hartford and Thomas Sweeney of Hartford Club, 46 Prospect St., Saturday, Jan. 28. ach, Joseph Strafach and John 06066. police said. said Friday he gave the com­ the new parks superintendent approved construction of the ity gathering place and as tem­ West Hartford; a sister, Rosem­ The annual dinner-dance of the Manchester Strafach. all of Westerly. R.I.: The officer was treated at Manchester Memorial plaint to former Tree Warden who was appointed earlier this lodge for $182,450, the lowest of porary offices for seven Recrea­ ary Polmanteer of Santa Ana, Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will begin with two si.sters. Eleanor Cimalore Hospital for an injury to his left knee and released, Robert D. Harrison, who posted a month. Murphy is expected to three bids received. The low bid tion Department employees Calif.; and several nieces and ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. cocktails, at 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 7:30 and Carmella Lamb, both of police said. notice that the trees would be cut start his new job by the end of this was submitted by Zanlungo Mil- currently housed in Highland Joseph D. Tasillo nephews. He was predeceased by p.m. Reservations are required by Friday, by Jan. Westerly; and three Banker was held on $1,000 bond and is scheduled to down Jan. 9. month. Iwork of Ashford. Park School. The employees have Joseph D. Tasillo, 63. formerly a brother, Joseph Sweeney. 20. For reservations contact Mrs. Richard Meduski, grandchildren. appear in Manchester Superior Court Tuesday. “ I feel being a park employee, Harrison still supervises town But the town was forced to to move because of the Board of INSURANSMITHS SINCE of Manchester, died Friday (Jan. The funeral, with a Mass of 48 McDivitt Dr., Manchester 06040. The funeral will be Tuesday at we’re supposed to be protecting cemeteries but is no longer tree award the contract to the Aldrich Education’s plan to reopen the 13. 1989) in Boston. He was the Christian burial, will be Tuesday 9:15 a m. from theGaffney-Dolan the environment,” Jurewicz said. warden Construction Co. of Manchester. school to students in September. Funeral Home. 59 Spruce St.. brother of James A. Tasillo and at 11 am . at St. Lawrence 1914 Overeaters get help Westerly. R.I.. which a Mass of Anita Cunningham, both of O’Toole Church, Hartford. Burial Christian burial at the Church of Manchester. will be in St. Mary Cemetery. Are you addicted to food? Oveaters Anonymous the Immaculate Conception. Bur­ He had lived in Manchester for Windsor Locks, at the conven­ Thoughts 649-5241 Student aid probably won’t increase 65 East Center Street meets at First Baptist Church, 240 Hillstown Road, ial. with military honors, will be 25 years and had been employed ience of the family. There are no every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at in the Rhode Island Veterans at the Purdy Corp. for many calling hours. The Farley- Manchester, CT 1 p.m. and Thursday, 7 to 8 p.m. No dues or fees. Cemetery, Exeter, R.I. Calling years. He was an Army veteran of Sullivan Funeral Home. 96 Webs­ It is very important that we have the right type of HARTFORD (AP) - State ly’s Education Committee. cut, said he would like to see gram, which gives money to Everyone who wants to stop overeating is welcome. hours are today from 2 to 4 p.m. World War II. ter St., Hartford, is in charge of motivation (Christ centered) for our lives, because officials acknowledge that among He said “ no growth or low continued growth in funding. But, private colleges to distribute to For more information, call 524-4544. and 7 to 9 p.m. He also is survived by a son. arrangements. it will spell failure or success. the victims of the state’s budget growth” in the financial aid he said, ” It’s just not going to needy Connecticut students and I served on various Church Boards and crisis could be students depend­ budget is the likely result of the happen.” has a budget this year of $13 Music students sell subs committees for over 15 years. I thought I was a good ing on financial aid from the state budget crunch. “ Our goal is nothing more than million: Christain. but God thought different. to help pay for their college The state is facing a potential protecting (recent gains) and ■ The Connecticut Aid for Students from filing Junior High School are Deaths Elsewhere As the doors started opening up at work, I lost educations. $882 gap between revenue from keeping the issue on the front Public College Students pro­ taking orders for submarine sandwiches for the sight of God’s teachings. I started to write “ The Education officials say no existing sources and spending to burner,” he said. gram, similar to the private school music department’s Super Bowl Sub Sale, a Book of Life According to Burt.” increase is expected next year in maintain current services for the Pelto noted that the student aid school grant but for public fund-raiser to support the 1989 music festival tours. Sterling Brown Fritz Hartman Robert Lekachman Needless to say, my ladder broke. I found myself the state’s $20.3 million grant fiscal year that begins July 1. programs were exempt from 3 colleges, with a $5.1 million The subs will be made Sunday morning and out of a job. my daughter in the second year of program. Although they also say Officials in the state Depart­ percent spending cuts ordered by budget: HONOLULU (AP) - Fritz NEW YORK (AP) - Robert Connecticut^SMh' njm 'vcrs^ delivered between noon and 1 p.m. There are three WASHINGTON (AP) ~ Ste­ college, my son in high school and my wife a no cuts are likely, some of the ment of Higher Education have Gov. William A. O’Neill earlier ■ The Connecticut Scholastic Albert Hartman, speaker for the Lekachman, an economist who varieties: ham. salami and a ham-salami combina­ rling Allen Brown, the District of homemaker. 12,000 students who receive aid asked for a 15.7 percent increase this year. Achievement Grant program, Truk state legislature in the taught at several American uni­ tion. Each sub costs $3. and payment is requested Columbia’s poet laureate and a God took everything, my job. my self-image and could be squeezed and forced to in student financial aid, but “That’s a good indication of administered directly by the Federated States of Micronesia, versities and wrote two books with the order. former English professor at broke it. I had nothing left. take out loans as tuition and other they’re not optimistic about get­ how much support there is for Department of Higher Educa­ died Sunday during a plane flight critical of the Reagan adminis­ Howard University, died Friday. costs rise. ting it, said John Siegrist, direc­ student aid; in fact, it’s the only tion, which gives money to tration, died Saturday of cancer. As I pondered my plight, I realized I had my He was 87. from Guam to Honolulu after “ More and more debt for more tor of student financial aid area in higher education that was students based on their needs and He was 68. family, my church and my God. During this period The son of a Howard University suffering a brain hemorrhage. He and more students will be the services for the department. exempted,” he said. abilities, with a $2.2 million Two of his books on economics, out of a job I had plenty of time for family, church Lottery religion teacher. Brown studied was 46. and God Almighty Himself. case — I don’t say any of this State Rep. Jonathan W. Pelto, The state pays for three major budget. Hartman, who was elected ’’The Age of Keynes,” published poets and black leaders and I let the Lord take control of my life and He gave happily,” said state Sen. Kevin B. D-Storrs, an Education Commit­ student-grant programs: sought through his own poetry to speaker in March 1988, collapsed in 1966, and ” A History of me a peace not explainable in the English language. Sullivan, D-West Hartford, co- tee member whose district in­ ■ The Connecticut Independ­ England’s Queen Elizabeth I Winning numbers drawn Saturday in New in Truk on Friday and spent two Economic Ideas,” published in portray the diversity of American The more time I invest in Christ, while here on chairman of the General Assemb­ cludes the University of Connecti­ ent College Student Grant pro- was born in Greenwich in 1533. England; life for blacks. days in Guam Memorial Hospital 1959, have been translated into several languages. earth I experience a happier and fuller life because Connecticut daily; 546. Play Four; 6457. He taught at several colleges in Agana, Guam, before depart­ of God’s blessings. Massachusetts daily; 3959. before joining the Howard staff ing for Honolulu accompanied by He also wrote two books critical of the Reagan administration; Luke 6:13 “ You cannot serve two masters, God Massachusetts Megabucks: 5-9-13-14-33-34. from 1929 until his retirement in a doctor and nurse, a hospital and money” Realtors are worried Tri-state daily: 523, 0573. 1969. A winner of the Marshall supervisor said. ’’Visions and Nightmares: Amer­ Tri-state Megabucks: 1-10-11-28-31-32. Poetry Prize, in 1984 he was Hartman had also held the ica after Reagan,” published in Rhode Island daily: 2523 named the d is trict’s poet speaker’s post in Truk’s legisla­ 1987, and “ Greed is not enough: Burt Johnson 1 by mortgage tax plan Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: 4-6-15-35-36. laureate. ture in 1986. Reaganomics,” published in 1982. Member of Trinity Covenant Church The Manchester Board of Real­ tional Association of Realtors in tors Inc. is urging president-elect opposing any measures to limit You advance in life by degrees... Weather George Bush to oppose any deductions, which would violate iianfhpatpr Hpralft proposal to limit deductions for what National As.sociation Presi­ mortgage interest from federal dent Ira Gribin called a “ coven­ EZZGIIIJLXTO fJLSKMUBssr Get yours at Eastern USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 90 income tax. ant” with homeowners estab­ Clearing and colder Joyce Epstein, president of the lished by the Revenue Acts of 1864 Tuesday Only REOIONAU WEATHER Penny M. It is possible to complete a degree at Eastern because: Manchester and vicinity: To­ Sietfert. Publisher Manchester Board of Realtors, and 1865. Accii W*;aUH?r " forecast for luesday George T Chappell Dennis M. Santoro said in a Dec. 27 news release that Those acts allowed deductions night, clearing and colder. 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Outlook Wednes­ The Manchester Herald Is a member of the Associated Press 317 Highland St. • Manchester • 646-4277 the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press in the release. board urged homeowners to Hurley Hall Ar.rii IfV day, partly cloudy with a high in Today’s weather picture was drawn by Raymond Association and the New England Newspaper Association. express concerns over these / / The Manchester board has 317 Highland St. • Manchester • 646-4277 the 30s. Michaud, a fourth-grader at Washington School. joined the 800.000-member Na­ proposals. 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Jan 16. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 16. 1989 - 5 Cleaning the Sound: Where to begin? LO C A L By Peter Vlles round of partisan criticism at Demo­ J municipal sewage plants. The study Tackling hypoxia appears to be The Associated Press crats and Gov. William A. O’Neill, estimates it would cost $976 million in equally difficult. accusing them of not doing enough to Connecticut, including $200 million in Mushinsky says she is concerned & STATE HARTFORD — When syringes clean up the sound. New Haven alone. that the most common method of washed up on Connecticut beaches But O’Neill spokesman Jon Sand­ As always, money is the first reducing nitrgen levels in treated Spy’s w ife collapses A last sunnmer. politicians were not far berg said the GOP proposal “looks political hurdle. With state budgets sewage is itself environmentally DANBURY (AP) — ’The collapse of Anne behind, promising a crackdown on like something we’re doing already” already stretched thin and likely to be harmful. The method involves using illegal dumping and offering propos­ O’Neill, with Republican support in Henderson-Pollard, the jailed wife of convicted cut. Republicans and Democrats bacteria to convert nitrogen into a spy Jonathan Jay Pollard, prompted renewed als to clean up Long Island Sound. 1986. has established a $1.8 billion agree that the only hope of paying for gas. clean water program that will provide charges from her family that she is not But as the summer of heated a massive cleanup is through state Mushinsky worries that ihe result­ receiving adequate medical care while in rhetoric gives way to the cold reality loans and grants over 20 years. bonds. ing gas could contribute to the House Repuhlican spokesman prison. of the 1989 General Assembly, politi­ The GOP proposal, which ignores “greenhouse effect,” the global Relatives said Mrs. Henderson-Pollard, 28. A cians acknowledge that Connecticut’s Mark Rivers said O’Neill’s fund, warming trend blamed on carbon which is also available to help clean hypoxia, would use all unallocated was transferred to the Federal Medical Center coastline faces a more serious threat state bonding money, mainly to dioxide gases trapped in the earth’s in Rochester, Minn., Thursday morning after from sewage plant discharges than up rivers and streams, does not atmosphere. adequately address the problems in update combined sewer systems. collapsing in a bathroom at the Federal from unsightly medical debris. That suggestion is sure to run into In addition, the legislative study Detention Center in Danbury. "That’s a minor part of the the sound. says, there are other sources that “Even our $1 billion over five years opposition from lawmakers awaiting “She has been maltreated for the past 25 problem,’’ state Sen. Reggie Smith. state bonds that have been approved dump nitrogen into the sound less months and this is the third time they have sent R-New Hartford, said of medical and the governor’s $1.8 billion over 20 directly: acid rain, lawn and farm years is not enough.’’ Rivers said. for projects but not actually issued. her back,” Carol Pollard. Jonathan Pollard’s waste. "The major issue, which didn’t While Mushinsky is holding out hope fertilizers, and the 400-mile Connecti­ sister, said Saturday. “She is in severe pain get very much attention, is the direct The same day Republicans an­ cut River basin. nounced their proposal in Bridgeport, that the federal government will help now because they took all her medications discharge into the sound” pay for the cleanup. Smith said that is And then there is perhaps the away.” state Rep. Mary Mushinsky. the unlikely. biggest obstacle to Connecticut’s Smith and other leading Republican Democratic co-chairman of the Gen­ cleanup efforts: the state of New Mrs. Henderson-Pollard is suffering from a N lawmakers announced Thursday in eral Assembly’s Environment Com­ “I have a suspicion that with what’s York. digestive tract disease, Carol Pollard said. She Bridgeport an ambitious plan to mittee, released a study highlighting going on in Washington with the The legislative study estimates that has lost 60 pounds in the past two years and now attack pollution in the sound a completely separate source of sound deficit, we should not hold our breath Connecticut contributes only 20 per­ weighs 90 pounds, she said. The GOP proposal, which would pollution. and wait for the federal government cent of the treated sewage that enters John Powers, a duty officer at the Danbury cost almost $1 billion over five years, The study, conducted by the Office to solve this issue,” Smith said. the sound. The rest comes from New prison, confirmed Sunday that Mrs. AP photo AP photo focuses on updating the numerous Henderson-Pollard had been transferred to the of I^egislative Research, concludes Even if the General Assembly could York. The study further estimates the CAPTAIN’S WALK — Midday in down­ the street shouid be opened to traffic, STORES FOR RENT — Empty store­ Waik. Some business peopiesay ciosing local sewer systems that serve as both that even treated sewage dumped into find the money to finance both cost of denitrifying New York’s Minnesota facility “for further evaluation and town New London witnesses few people medical treatment if it’s needed.” but the city wants to wait and study the fronts are common aiong New London's the street to vehicuiar traffic has choked storm and sanitary systems. Such the sound contains high amounts of projects — a total that would easily treated sewage is $5.3 billion. on the pedestrian mail known as issue. systems frequently overflow during reach $1.5 billion — there are 17-year-oid pedestrian mall, Captain’s off the center of the city. nitrogen, leading to shortage of “We can spend a billion (dollars), Captain's Waik. Business owners say heavy rains, spilling raw sewage into oxygen in the water known as unanswered questions about how best but if they don’t spend their five billion Legislators’ agenda heavy the sound. hypoxia. That condition can kill even to actually clean up the sound. over there, the sound will still be In announcing their proposal for a the hardiest forms of marine life. According to the study by the Office polluted," Mushinsky said. HARTFORD (AP) — After a day off to Long Island Sound "Futurefund” the Lowering the nitrogen level in of Legislative Research, the GOP Despite the obvious hurdles. Smith observe the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, Republicans said "bacterial pollu­ treated sewage, a process known as proposal to update aging local sewage said it is important to get a cleanup the General Assembly returns Tuesday for a New London’s pedestrian mall a whale of a mistake tion’’ is responsible for 90 percent of denitrification, would require an treatment plants could cause head­ program in place this year. four-day week highlighted by debates over the sound’s pollution. teaching, pollution in Long Island Sound, and Bv Larry Rosenthal additional process beyond the normal aches for years because of the “The problem you run into is the town’s woes. “It provided a basic anchor for river’s edge. street was nearly deserted the early 1930s and in its present The GOP leaders also lobbed a treatment at even the most advanced massive construction effort required. cost of not doing it.” he said. how to close the state’s $882 million shortfall. The Associated Press Tear up the mall, then do more continued maintenance of the The third week of the 1989 .session will see The downtown will be .studied in While many offices and store­ location since 1942. studies and ambitious waterfront envelope of 19th-century build­ the coming months by the fronts remain empty — vacancy When the Crystal Mall opened, several legislative committees begin their NEW LONDON — In thi.s city development planning, many ings. It didn’t stop retail market Regional-Urban Design Assist­ actual work. that wap once New England’!? rates of anywhere from less than luring a number of prominent business owners say. conditions from changing — and ance Team of the American 30 percent to over 50 percent are retailers from New London, Mal­ But the political week also promises to be a .second busiest whaling port, “Why not simply face the facts couldn’t ever have done that,” he Institute of Architects commun­ Critics fauit short one. State offices are closed today for the rnerchants and landlords along a cited — the entire picture is not love stayed put and took out an of life and open the darned street. said. ity assistance program. The goal gloomy. King holiday, and scores of leading Republi­ historic main street .studded with advertisement proclaiming his It’s such a failure it is pathetic.” The street is ringed by historic will be production of a lengthy Some restaurants, cafes, office “unshaken faith” in the the city’s cans will be in Washington Friday for the Bush empty storefronts anxiously said Joseph Eirihorn of Orange, a buildings. At the top of Captain’s analysis of problems and recom­ inauguration. await the day when a pedestrian supply stores and long- downtown. developer whose family owns Walk are the New’ London County mended solutions. Bowser said established retailers are flourish­ The current chairman of the direction of The most closely watched committees will be mall goes the way of whaling three buildings in downtown New Courthou.se, a Georgian building Harold Gatheral. 59, the gruff the budget-writing Appropriations Committee, ships. ing, and developers are spending city’s Redevelopment Agency, London, including one of four constructed in 1784. and a stone operator of Harold’s Cafe, a large sums renovating important Mallove said he was a supporter which holds its first working meeting Wednes­ By most accounts, the 17-year- grand, early 19th-century Greek day. and the tax-writing Finance Committee, library built in 1892 as a gift of one struggling baron Captain’s Walk, buildings, .such as the more than of the pedestrian mall when it was old experiment known as Cap­ Revival houses on Whale Oil Row. of the city’s most prosperous said he holds out little hope that 100-year-old Lena Building next built, but he acknowledges now tech schoois which holds its first substantive meeting tain’s Walk choked the city’s Einhorn and his partners re­ Thursday. whaling merchants. the city can undo the damage to City Hall, also on Captain’s that “it wasn’t an economic center rati,or than breathing new cently put up for sale another Other notable buildings include done by the pedestrian mall. Walk life into a declining downtown. success.” HARTFORD (AP) — Critics say Connecticut’s downtown building, the 116-year- the First Church of Christ Con­ “There are a lot of businesses Harvey Mallove, president of Yet Mallove said themall alone troubled technical college system is top heavy and Fundamental Orders feted It is an experience shared by old Crocker House, after spend­ gregational. constructed in 1850 that are not coming back if they Mallove’s Jewelers and a two- many other American cities that has not been responsible for the are calling for scaling back its central bureaucracy HARTFORD (AP) — Young and old alike ing more than $2 million rehabili­ in the Gothic Revival style from put a golden road in there. I think term mayor of the city in the problems of downtown New Lon­ and putting the money toward classrooms and tried such walkways, developers tating all but the first floor of the dark-colored stone quarried from they should throw in the towel. 1960s, knows well the history of equipment. crowded into the Old State House as the state say. don. As the suburbs have grown. VT • " t f • celebrated the 350th anniversary of the five-story former hotel. the site and nearby ledges, and Look out the window. There’s Captain’s Walk, formerly State New London has ceased to be the Although enrollment has declined sharply, the City councilors agreed last They were unable to attract the 100-year-old train station at nobody there,” he said on a recent Street. The jewelry store has adoption of the Fundamental Orders of spring that the mall needs to be retail hub of eastern Connecticut, central adminstration’s budget has has nearly Connecticut — a document that served as a tenants for the mostly vacant. the foot of the street and alongthe afternoon, when, at times, the been located on the street since he said. doubled its budget in six years. reopened to traffic, but action has 17,000-square-foot first floor, Ein­ model for the U S. Constitution. been delayed until a new study of The central administration grew so much under The idea for the Orders, adopted Jan, 14, horn said his partners decided to Executive Director Richard M. Libby that it now 1639, sprang from a sermon given the previous the downtown’s needs can be sell because of the city’s delay in occupies two buildings in Hartford, stirring spring by the Rev. Thomas Hooker, one of the completed. Development offi­ reopening Captain’s Walk to re.sentment among faculty, angering some state founders of Hartford. cials say reopening the half of the vehicular traffic. officials and prompting talk of decentralization as a The power of government. theCongregation- quarter-mile-long street now “I think they have spent more way to revitalize the five-school system. clo.sed to traffic will not be a time di.scussing who is to blame alist minister said, lies in “the free consent of panacea. “1 think that’s the wrong place to put money in an the people,” and “the choice of public for it. Wbo is to blame for it educational system,” said Richard Ayers, presi­ magistrates belongs unto the people, by God’s “Simply tearing up the mall doesn’t matter. It’s been a dent of the Stanley Works and a member of a state will not in itself lead to the desired 17-year mistake.” said John With Engle Equity Plans, allowance.” committee that has recommended, among other “It was in the Fundamental Orders that the conclusions.’’ said Brian A. Chapman, the owner of Fedric, things, scaling down the technical colleges’ Bowser, the city’s new develop­ the only men’s clothing store still administration. governorship was born and in which our ment director. “There are people representative form of government was born,” on the street. Ayers believes the office could be cut as much as who think you can make a “The stagnation and indecision half, with the savings put toward equipment and Gov. William A. O’Neill told a crowd that one-dimensional decision and it mixed politicians with the curious inside the of people who could have changed you gel tax advantages classrooms. will solve all your problems.” 193-year-old Old State House on Saturday. it. may still change it, and don’t, In the three years since Libby was hired to try to More than 1.5 million people has led us to believe whatever stem the enrollment loss, the technical colleges’ pass through New London each we’re going to do, we’re going to administration has grown in a number of ways: Prison sales certified year, taking ferries out of the city do on our own,” said Chapman, ■ The number of jobs authorized for the central on the Thames River to nearby HARTFORD (AP) — The state Correction who says his store has managed / office has increased to 32. up from 24 in 1986. Two islands in Long Island Sound, and to thrive “in spite” of the city. and a free Tax Department has been certified to allow its central-office jobs remain vacant. The eight new visiting attractions in neighbor­ Despite criticism of the pedes­ jobs include administrators, staff workers and prison industries to sell goods in interstate ing Mystic and Groton. commerce and to bid for federal contracts in trian mall. Bowser said “it did SKATING DAY — secretaries. “We unfortunately don’t have many good things.” ■ Since 1985, the central office has spent nearly excess of $10,000, the federal Justice Depart­ the capacity yet to lure them into Above, Allison Con­ $115,000 for data-processing machines and office ment has announced. hotels. We haven’t been able to States and counties are normally prohibited A dviser. equipment, including desks, chairs, tables, compu­ provide the level and type of nors of 76 Lenox St. from such activites by federal law. Since 1979, puts on her ice ters. two small refrigerators and a $1,100 state seal. services that would makeourcity CALDWELL ■ The administration, operating out of third-floor however, federal legislation has allowed state a good stopover center. But it is skates Saturday be­ offices on Woodland Street in Hartford, expanded to and county prison industries meeting certain clearly in the future.” Bowser a second building include 1987 at a cost expected to criteria to be exempted from federal con­ said. OIL INC. fore joining the rest straints on prison businesses. of her family at reach $1.6 million, up from the orginal estimate of The patience of many business $398,000. In order to be certified, the operators of a owners, however, is wearing thin. Charter Oak Park. ■ Libby’s salary. $72,000 when he came to prison industry must consult with organized They say the 2*/6-block brick mall, .72® Connecticut after heading a technical college in labor, must assure that the business will not with its raised islands of grass par gal. C. O. D. Skating is a pastime displace employed workers, must employ 150 gal. minimum purchaaa forthe family. Right. Ohio, has increaseb 36 percent in three years. His and trees, was a failure even $98,046 salary compares with $95,155 for state inmates on a voluntary basis, mu.st provide before the opening four years ago Len Carto, 4, of 27 Education Commissioner Gerald N. Tirozzi and workers compensation for injured workers, of the Crystal Mall in neighboring 649-8841 must involve the private sector and must pay P rfc M fg Locust St. rests in $101,800 for Higher Education Commissioner Waterford added to the down­ Subjtct Chang0 Norma Foreman Glasgow. prevailing wages. front of the fire after “I have absolutely no obsession with addingmore skating. He was one people” said Libby, who contends it is less costly to Counselors charged In assault of many children put administrators in the central office than to place NEW HAVEN (AP) — Two former counse­ them at each of the system’s five campuses. who spent the lors at a group home for mentally retarded He noted, for example, that the much larger men have been arrested on charges of sexually afternoon at the Connecticut State University system has a dean of assaulting retarded men, police said. park. personnel on each of its four campuses. Jamie Rolandi. 35. of Branford was charged At the heart of the technical colleges’ problem is a Thursday with four counts of second-degree 40 percent drop in enrollment in six years, falling to sexual assault. Detective William Piascyk said 5,407 full-time and part-time students last fall. he is accused of assaulting a 27-year-old man As enrollment plummeted at campuses in on four occasions. Hartford. North Haven, Norwalk, Norwich and Gary L O’Leary, 40, of Branford, was Patrick Flynn/Mancheatar Herald Waterbury, the cost per student more than tripled. charged last month with six counts of Some critics say Libby’s expansion of administra­ second-degree sexual assault. Piascyk said IVacy Burgess before IVacy Burgess after. tion has done little except increase animosity O’Leary is charged with assaulting the same between the central office and the campuses. 1 man and another 29-year-old resident of the Lieberman’s Democratic response “What we’ve seen is a bloating of the central home. MTRODUCMG WEIGHT WATCHERS^ office, a bloating of their own salaries, a bloating of Both are former counselors at New Samari­ Come find out about our home equity positions, and we haven’t seen an increase in tan Community Residence, a private, non­ NEW 1989 QUICK SUCCESS PROGRAM. options and we'll give you The 1988/1989 students,” said Dennis J. Bogusky, president of the praises Reagan after radio taik profit group home in New Haven. Weight Watchers wants you to be happy. That's why we made this year's Price Waterhouse Personal Tax Adviser while Federation of Technical College Teachers. ^ I New Quick Success' Program even belter than last year's. With our proven WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen dent would be powerless, and our and other environmental A recent consultant’s report commissioned by the Man charged In shooting 1 ^ P effeclive program, there's an even easier way to lose weight fast. So come supplies last. Absolutely free. Joseph I. Lieberman, D-Conn.. country would be left at ri.sk” problems. state found that the cost of running the central office I I in to one of our convenient locations today. We've got two great ways for you to take have competitive rates and a choice of terms. delivering the Democratic re­ rose from $231 per student in 1984-85 to $491 two Lieberman. who focused on “Government can’t do every­ HARTFORD (AP) — A 22-year-old Hartford advantage of the equity you’ve built up in your sponse to Ronald Reagan’s fare­ environmental issues in his suc­ years later. And the interest on both may be 100% tax thing,” Lieberman said. “It mu.st man is due in court Tuesday on charges that he home. Eagle Equity Line and Eagle Equity well radio address, praised the cessful come-from-behind cam­ have limits, as President Reagan Central-office costs accounted for 6.3 percent of fired several rifle shots at a car during a deductible. president as an inspirational paign against Republican Sen. has said. But one of the things it the colleges’ budget in 1984-85, but 8.4 percent two Loan. With Eagle Equity Line, you pay no clos­ So stop by the nearest First Federal leader who “raised the spirit of years later. dispute that left a girl with minor injuries Lowell P. Weicker Jr. last year, can and must do is protect the police said. FREE REGISTRATION ing costs and you can access your money just office today and talk with one of our equity America” called the environment “perhaps health and safety of our people. “There should be a limit,” said Jeremiah J. State police arrested Tai Van Nguyen on Join by January 28 at these convenient times and locations: by writing a check. With Eagle Equity Loan, “Mr. President, we salute our greatest new challenge in the Elimination of pollution in our Lowney Jr., chairman of the Board of Governors for numerous weapons and driving charges after specialists. You can find out about tax advan­ you,” Lieberman said Saturday years ahead” Higher Education. water, on our land and in the air is the Saturday night incident. Nguyen, who was EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR you get your money in one lump sum. Both tages, And you'll gel a tree tax adviser. in pre-recorded remarks. “Your “When the pilgrim John Win- a responsibility we in govern­ “Some years ago we had given the technical a passenger in a vehicle during the incident is First Congregational Church Second Congragatlonal Church Wapping Comm. Church love of this country and your throp envisioned the shining city ment cannot shirk. The people colleges five (new) faculty (jobs.) We found they 837 Main Street 385 N Main St. 1790 Ellington Rd. fervent devotion to freedom in­ accused of firing about five shots from' a •W ed to am, 4:45 pm 8 7 pm •Mon. 4:45 pm 8 7 pm •Thurs 4:45pm 8 7 pm upon the hill, of which the will not allow us to” had used the money to put people in the central semi-automatic rifle at another vehicle. • Wed. 4:45 pm 8 7 pm spired us all. You raised the spirit president speaks so eloquently, office. We were livid” Knights of Columbus Hall “So let us now set out to work on Police said Sunday that Nguyen argued with 1831 Main Street Community Baptist Church of America, and upheld the he looked out upon a continent the unfinished business of Amer­ Albert B. Vertefeuille, chairman of the State the driver of the other car, Joseph Centurelli • Mon. 7 pm 585 E Center Street values of faith, flag and family untouched by smog, hazardous ica with the spirit of purpose and Technical Colleges Board of Trustees, said he • Thurs. 10 am First Federal Savings 18, of New Britain after a traffic incident in •Sal 10 am that we hold so dear” waste and acid rain. In the confidence that is the legacy of believes the system under Libby is on the verge of a New Britain at about 10:30 p m. Nguyen’s car “I believe that is why. after centuries since that pristine age. the Reagan years. It is. after all, turnaround. then followed Centurelli west on Route 72 into Meetings begin at limes listed above. T/je Eagk among banks eight years, Mr, President, you we have conquered the continent, that same spirit that built this He said new administrators, such as one in charge Plainville, where Nguyen allegedly fired Doors open 45 minutes earlier for registration. 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The girl, whose Sto|) by or call out Eagle Express Loan Office at 842 Silver Lane, East Hartford, 568-9000 cians might find that fact fru.s- global warming, acid rain and Lieberman, an Orthodox Jew. study in 1987 showing that the enrollment decline name was not released, was treated and trating. but we all should be beach waste but did not reiterate recorded his message Friday meant that more than one-fourth of the 204 faculty THE NEW QUICK SUCCESS® PROGRAM released from New Britain General Hospital I aiilni sub»Hqu0«ivi«ek5$B Otigr valid alpariicipalgloc«liontonly Canouibocom DinadwitholhtidiicounttcKtpaoal Memtxir FSLIC grateful for it For without the Democratic criticism of the ad­ members taught classes 10 or fewer hours per week W u iq M Watchers and Quick S ucceit ai»

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Hodel is leaving Washington using clubs, dogs and water signing a landmark accord on for Capitol’s homeless man convinced that leaders of environmental i ( cannon to break up a banned rally human rights at the Helsinki organizations are much too partisan and by thousands of people, a human Review Conference in Vienna, By Jennifer Dixon out of touch with their members. rights activist said today. Austria. The Associated Press Hodel also said in a farewell interview Among those detained Sunday The U.S. ambassador to the believes the global warming called was former Foreign Minister Jiri talks, Warren Zimmermann, said A WASHINGTON — Another pre­ the “greenhouse effect” has been over­ Hajek, said Anna Sabatova of the Czechoslovakia’s Communist au­ sidential inauguration is likely to blown,^ and the cost of cleaning up the Charter 77 human rights group. thorities had violated the free­ mean another arrest for Stacy nation’s nuclear weapons plants has been Hajek, 75, was a leader of the 1968 dom of assembly granted in the (C Abney, an expatriate Texan who overstated. reform movement that was spirit of the 1975 Helsinki accords. is routinely carted away by police Hodel said he was “delighted and iMtlMii crushed that year by a Soviet-led In Prague, marchers chanted from a Capitol archway whe­ astounded” that the losing Democratic invasion. “Long Live Freedom!’’ and 'I never new presidents and foreign campaign of Michael Dukakis argued, in More than 5,000 people pro­ called for the release of political dignitaries appear. Hodel’s words, that “you don’t have to tested in Prague streets later prisoners as they headed toward Abney has been arrested 21 choose between an improving environment Sunday to commemorate a stu­ Wenceslas Square, jeering at times for refusing to leave the and- an adequate energy and minerals dent who burned himself to death police. archway, where he has slept on supply; you can do both” — his own V to protest the invasion. position. White-helmeted riot police N scraps of carpet for the past 14 (iommunist authorities said 91 wielding rubber truncheons, years. “of the most active instigators” some with leashed dogs, attacked Rain falling on a recent Janu­ Response mind-boggling were detained. At least one about 1,000 demonstrators who ary day sluiced over the edge of AP photo person was badly injured and had gathered at the square and the archway and kept Abney from MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — An offer of free INAUGURAL GIFT — Master cutter Jan Lewczenko poses with one of the several others, including sang the national anthem. his usual daytime perch in the 40-acre parcels for people willing to settle in members of a West German / a remote county on the Canadian border bowls he cut at Lenox Crystal Inc., Mount Pleasant, Pa., for George Bush's Demonstrators were dispersed middle of the Capitol's main inauguration. This is a backup bowl that is still being finished. television crew, were beaten by into side streets, but remained steps, where he crouches with a has brought more than 4,000 inquiries, some police. there whistling and jeering at placard listing health problems from as far afield as West Germany and Sabatova said about 20 promi­ Guam. police. blamed on his World War II And residents wonder why the title A Time-CNN poll also found that nent activists, including author Several people were injured in AP photo military service. “It’s been mind-boggling,” said Jim “birthplace of a president” never trans­ Americans believe reducing the budget Eva Kanturkovs and Charter 77 beatings by police, and one man IMIA HUNT — U.S. Search-and- supplies, which include jeeps, will be Tourists, he says, have told him Lemieux, a member of the Bidstead lated into tourism and fame for this dusty deficit should be President-elect Bush’s activists Ladislav Lis and Rudolf was so badly injured that an Advisory Council in International Falls, investigation teams unload equipment used during a 10-day operation to locate the Capitol steps “are too good” farming community. first priority, and they believe Bush will do Battek, were arrested before the ambulance had to be called. for someone like him. But as the county seat of Koochiching County. rally as they prepared to lay Saturday in Hanoi, Vietnam. The the remains of missing Americans. / a better job handling the deficit and several Among the beaten was an ARD chilling cold turns each word into Homesteaders will be required to build a Ortega answers march other major issues than his popular flowers in memory of the 20-year- television crew, a correspondent puffs of mist, he declares that he home and live there for at least 10 years. predecessor. old student. of the West German news agency isn't going anywhere until the They are expected to be self-sufficient, so MAN.AGUA, Nicaragua (AP) — After a She said they were released DPA said. government relents and gives as not to drain the local economy, and are march by 5,000 opposition supporters. after several hours, but it was not CTK reported 91 arrests. U.S. and Vietnamese teams him disability payments. subject to an extensive credit and criminal- President Daniel Ortega said the govern­ certain whether those arrested records check. Train crash kills 110 The rally wascalled asa tribute An arrest at this year’s inaugu­ ment plans to give the opposition greater during the rally were freed. to Jan Palach, who ended his life ration of a fellow Texan. George The offer received widespread publicity political opportunity and those who don’t DHAKA. Bangladesh (AP) — Operators The official news agency CTK at age 20 by setting himself ablaze hunt countryside for Ml As Bush, "is a given,” says U.S. last month, and since then Lemieux said the want it can “look for their democracy in using a newly-installed system may have denounced Sunday’s rally, charg­ in the square on Jan. 16, 1969. Capitol Police spokesman Dan county has received inquiries from all 50 Miami.” wrongly signaled two trains that crashed ing it was instigated by “Western The suicide was a protest of the Nichols. “As part of his protest he states and Canada, Ireland, England, West In his Sunday speech, Ortega also said he head-on, killing at least 110 people and subversive centers.” Warsaw Pact invasion the pre­ By George Esper refuses to leave.” Germany, Spain, Mexico, Japan, Puerto would propose severe budget cuts that injuring 1,000 in the country’s worst rail In East Germany on Sunday, vious year that crushed the The Associated Press Abney is cited for unlawful Rico and Guam. would require extensive government accident, authorities said. police broke up a rally by several “Prague Spring ” of liberal re­ Johnson arrives safely entry when he won’t budge for layoffs. About 40 people remained in critical hundred human rights activists in forms. Thousands of shocked HANOI, VietiKiin — While police securing the building for Tampico is still waiting condition today, according to one hospital downtown Leipzig, witnesses Czechoslovaks attended his some Americans still await word A Manchester man has sion; Frank Noe. 40. a special occasions. So far, he’s Most feel better off official, who spoke on condition of said. They said police arrested funeral. of a husband, father or son. arrived safely in Vietnam Stoughton. Mass., fireman: been arrested 21 times, Nichols TAMPICO. 111. (AP) - When Ronald anonymity. about 80 people. On Sunday, a second protest of U.S.-Vietnamese teams patrol along with five other veterans said. Reagan launched his presidential cam­ NEW YORK (AP) — Americans believe The 10-car express train and seven-car The demonstrators in Leipzig the countryside in the biggest Nate Genna. 41. of Boston, who up to 3,000 people in front of the who returned to help the works in the operations and He is taken to a District of AP photo. paign in 1976, he started it with a ceremony they are better off after President Reagan’s mail train slammed into each other Sunday were protesting Friday’s arrest sehool Palach had attended was effort yet to find remains of fallen outside the farming village of Maizdi Khan, Vietnamese government find maintenance department of a Columbia jail, but always comes EVICTED — Stacey Abney stands in front of the archway in his tiny hometown and promised to eight years in office by a margin of more of 11 opposition activists, the also dispersed, activists said. airmen and send them on a final, I'.S. land mines, bombs and back to the Capitol upon his return after he won the office. than two to one, but more are pessimistic sending cars tumbling and tossing pas­ shopping mall: Mike Wallace, under the steps of the Capitol last week. Abney, who lives witnesses said on condition of About 500 people also gathered peaceful journey home. hand grenades. a 41-year-old farmer from release. It’s 13 years later, and Tampico is still about the next five years than optimistic, a sengers into freshly-harvested rice anonymity. The West German as activists from the Charter 77 Some families, an unspecified William Johnson. 41. arrived Langdon, Kan.: and Robert “Mr. Abney is never disor­ under the archway, is expected to be evicted from his waiting. survey has found. paddies. ARD television network said human rights group laid flowers but apparently small number, in Vietnam late last week, Dalton, 54. a free-lance writer derly,” Nichols said. “He's very adopted home before Friday’s inauguration of George about 500 people took part. in front of Parliament. have been told five teams arc according to his father, Dou­ from Davidsonville. Md.. who docile as far as police go. He Bush. investigating and excavating glas A. Johnson Sr., of 27K served three tours of duty in presents no special problems. " sites where relatives arc believed Bluefield Drive. Vietnam and speaks Vietna­ Nichols, who used to patrol the the foot of the Capitol. six days in the United States and to have crashed during airstrikes William Johnson was a pla­ mese fluently. east side of the Capitol where the "Weconsider him a demonstra­ 25 months and two days overseas. Fires in two states kill 15 between 1964 and 1972. This is the toon sergeant in the 11th 77-year-old stages his lone and 690 Hartford Road The veterans will spend tor, not a homeless person,” YONKERS, N.Y. (AP) - A burned out of control for Vh Westchester County Red Cross. fourth joint operation since Marine Combat Engineering silent protest, says tourists some­ Nichols said. “He demonstrates He said that after his dis­ Manchester, Ct. 06040 October. aboul two weeks in Vietnam charge, doctors told him not to house fire killed seven people, hours, officials said. One of them was given shelter in a Battalion who served in Viet­ trying to recall where the U.S. times complain that .Abney ruins every day on the Capitol steps and including two who made it within “Due to privacy considerations nam in 1967 and 1968. He now their pictures, sitting on the work on account of his weak The cause of the fire was not motel and the others were taken military hid the arms during at night, by being on the Capitol inches of safety but were blocked immediately determined. Many in by friends or relatives. of the affected families we cannot owns a sign-making business the war. It has been reported imposing Capitol steps with his grounds. ” heart, high blood pressure, gout 647-8384 discuss the specifics." a and arthritis, and he hasn’theld a by a locked door, said authorities, of the bodies were burned beyond The victim? died from smoke at 329 H'ethere/1 St. by the Vietnamese govern­ roughly scrawled cardboard Born a mile from the Louisiana who found the bodies at their feet ment from the U.S. delegation Other former Marines who sign. job since 1948. recognition, authorities said. inhalation and burns, according WPEN MON. THRU SAT. said. “However, those families ment that an estimated 3.000 border in northeast Texas, Abney when they forced open the door. “All my friends are gone; to the Westchester County Medi­ Jan. 16th thru traveled with Johnson to Viet­ Nichols says he always ex­ says he came to the Capitol to Mm ., T m s , TIm v . A F i t have been notified of the investi­ people have died between 1975 “I don’t get nothing from the The fire at the rooming house they're all gone,” said Charles cal Examiner’s Office. nam are Gene Spanos. 39. now and 1985 from explosions of plained to the visitors that only in fight for disability benefits he VA (Veterans Administration) in here was one of four in the United Feb. 28th gation and will be fully advised of a Rosemont, 111., police lieut­ the United States would a protes­ Waller, 43, a resident who es­ In Missouri, the bodies of land mines and hand grenades believes he deserves for serving Texasfor29years,” hesays, so he States on Sunday that killed a caped unharmed. Richard DeVore and his 5-year- the results.” enant. who organized the mis­ left behind after the war ter be allowed to demonstrate at in the military — 18 months and The two dozen U.S. specialists came to Washington. total of 15 people. Three fires in "The fire was the worst in old son, Dustin, were found by will be in Vietnam until Jan. 23 eastern Missouri killed eight, Yonkers since 1965, when nine firefighters in the front doorway and will leave with 25 sets of “We want to solve this question Can said some "bad elements” including a family of five who children and three adults died in a of their home in Lemay in St Louis *3.00 *3.00 *5.00 *10.00 *10.00 remains that are being prepared and let bygones be bygones” he in southern Vietnam were “traf­ died trying to escape a blaze that blaze. County. Sunday was DeVore’s OFF OFF OFF OFF for repatriation and identifica­ said. “What's the good of keeping ficking in remains " by hiring destroyed their mobile home. "It’s devastating: it’s very, 34th birthday. 8EE tion at the U.S. Army laboratory this alive? It would only let the people to dig in Vietnamese The badly burned bodies of the very sad,” said Elizabeth Chrae- DeVore’s wife, Charlotte, and Cut And Hair High in Hawaii. spiritual wounds of war bleed, graves, steal the remains and try Reserve your space now two men in Yonkers were found tien, a member of the nearby Our the couple’s three teen-ager Cuts Perms Previously, Vietnam had al­ and that would not be helpful to to pass them off as American. just behind the front door of the Lady of the Rosary Catholic children escaped. Blow Dry Color Lights lowed only four ILS. teams in at a any understanding between the He said those Vietnamese mis­ three-story house, said Fire Com­ Church, where prayers for the A neighbor helped rescue Mrs. NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW time. It has repatriated 63 sets of two people. " takenly believed American re­ for the 1989 missioner William McLaughlin. victims were offered at Sunday DeVore’s brother, Charles remains in the past month. Both governments have sought mains would get them entry visas The bodies tumbled onto the Masses. “This is a terribly poor Grounds, 26, a quadriplegic. “The U.S. government is in public pronouncements to to the United Statesorsomeother stoop when firefighters forced area, but rich in love and care.” The mobile home blaze oc­ ni.oo *14.00 *19.00 *38.00 *35.00 pleased that Vietnam has agreed separate the human side of the reward. open the door, he said. The fire also left 10 people curred just south of Lonedell, a to expand the ongoing effort from war from politics, but the MIA U.S. policy "is to accept POW- Eight other people were injured homeless, including an 8-year-old community of 100 people about 30 four to fiveteams, ' the Amei ican issue figures into the process of MIA information from any in Sunday morning’s fire, which child, said Sam Delapena of the miles southwest of St. Louis. delegation said. “The U.S. go­ establishing the diplomatic rela­ source,” the American delega­ vernment appreciates the initia­ tions Vietnam seeks. tion said, but "we do not view tive taken by Vietnam to repat­ Washington has said all Vietna­ paying for remains as helpful to riate these remains and hopes to mese troops must be removed promoting government-to- Most crime victims continue the increasing joint from Cambodia before it will government cooperation on cooperation to resolve the long­ consider an exchange of ambas­ accounting.” standing humanitarian issue.” sadors. economic aid and lifting Fewer than 10 percent of the say resistance helps Nguyen Can, acting director of the U.S. trade embargo. remains of Americans listed as Vietnam's office for MlAs, those Hanoi has said it will meet the missing in Indochina have been WASHINGTON (AP) - Most less in moments of crisis, but we missing in action during the long requirement by the end of next recovered since U.S. forces were certainly emphasize to victims war that ended in 1975, agreed violent crime victims who sur­ year, perhaps sooner. Vietnam withdrawn from Vietnaminearly vived the attacks say they tried to that the level of decision making that cooperation has been good invaded Cambodia in December 1973. protect themselves, and 63 per­ we are likely to operate under is and the issue is humanitarian 1978, overthrowing the murder­ Vietnam has returned the re­ very low,” he said. “That’s one of rather than political. cent say their efforts helped, a ous Khmer Rouge regime of Pol mains of 172 Americans identified government study found. the reasons why we’re not certain “We don't want to use this as Pot, and has occupied the neigh­ by the Army laboratory. Another that, for example, self-defense any kind of leverage because we However, the study and a boring country since. 2,383 are missing: 1,747 in Viet­ victims’ rights group both cauti­ training is likely to have much of understand the feelings of the The United States also has sent nam, 547 in Laos, 83 in Cambodia oned that the survey’s findings an impact.” American families whose loved word to Vietnam that its coopera­ and six in China. should not be seen as an endorse­ The survey found that 73 ones did not come home after the tion in returning remains would U.S. officials acknowledge not ment of fighting back, as those percent of the victims of violent war,” he said. “We have our own be regarded favorably. In the all cases will be resolved, be­ GUIDE who may have fought back and crimes — rape, robbery, aggra­ MIAs, more than the United past, Vietnam slowed the search cause much time has passed and vated assault and simple assault States.” paid with their lives were not when it was angered by critical many airmen were lost in jungle accounted for in the report. — made some efforts to protect Can put the figure at 300,000, U.S. statements. terrain or at sea. The study by the Justice themselves. Department’s Bureau of Justice Those efforts included fighting Statistics was based on National back, threatening the attacker or Boston plan to end forced busing Crime Survey interviews from screaming from pain or fear. July 1986 through June 1987 with About one-third resisted or tried 1 An informative supplement featuring new photos about 100,000 people age 12 and to capture the offender, one- runs into opposition from blacks older in 49,000 households fourth ran away or hid and nationwide. one-fourth tried to persuade or BOSTON (AP) All four each of its 55,000 students, one of tors, would allow parents to of spring and summer bridal ensembles and The findings “should not be appease the offender. Some tried blacks on Boston's School Com­ the highest per ca|)ita figures in choose which schools their child­ used to recommend whether or more than one measure. mittee are objecting to a plan to the nation, but its dropout rate ren attend as long as there is ideas to help plan the ideal wedding, not victims should defend them­ Of those victims, 63 percent say end 15 years of court-ordered has doubled to about 14 percent space in the classroom and racial selves or to determine the mea­ resisting helped, 7 percent said it busing by letting parents choose and white enrollment has plunged balance is maintained. It aims to sures that are most effective,” led to more harm, 6 percent said it the schools their children attend. from 60 percent to less than 25 stimulate competition among will be published on January 31st. the study says. both helped and hurt, 13 percent The four say that unless the city percent, effectively resegregat­ schools and lure back some of the John Stein, deputy director of said it did neither and 11 percent commits more funds to improve ing the schools. 25,000 students who have fled. the National Organization for weren’t sure of the effect. join the crowiJ at its weakest schools, the plan “The reality is, there is virtu­ The plan, which may start in Don’t Be Left Out! Victim Assistance, says that In explaining why no conclu­ could send them into a tailspin of ally no middle class left in the elementary schools next fall, there’s no universally approp­ sions were drawn regarding declining enrollments, lower Boston schools.” said Ellen Gui- calls for failing schools to make riate response to a violent crime whether a victim should take budgets and loss of motivated ney, education adviser to Mayor changes and replace administra­ Reserve your Advertising Space Now! due to varying circumstances. some self-protective actions or Manchester Community College students and teachers. Raymond Flynn. “The over­ tors if no improvement is shown Even if there were, he said, the which actions those should be, the “This plan is being lushed whelming majority, over 80 per­ in two years. .Advertising Deadline January 19th. victim probably would be too study noted that the survey did If you’ve just graduated from high sdux)l iuid are looking to improve Last Week to Register: through just to try to get out from cent, is poor students.” "This plan says no child should shocked to carry it out. not determine the exact circum­ your skills or earn a college degree to be compciilive in the job market, •Walk-in registration for credit courses is being held at the Regis­ under the court order, " commit­ “We have increased the school be locked into a lousy school. stances of each case or whether “If we do resist, it’s not because consider part-time, full-time, day or evening courses at Manchester trar’s Oflice in the new Lowe Building on tlie.Wcst Campus: from tee member Gerald Anderson budget by $113 million over the Period,” said Michael J. Alves, a it’s a calculated decision,” said the victims were correct in their said Sunday. “Without a commit­ last five years, nearly a 50 Hispanic who formerly headed Stein, whose organization advo­ assessments. Community College. We're in easy commuting distance from home, 9 a.m.- 7 p.m., Wednesday, Thursday, Jan. 18, 19; Monday, Tuesday, ment of funding, it’s not going to percent increase and more than the state Board of Education’s cates victims’ rights, does re­ “Finally, it should be noted that tuition is affordable, and there’s no enu^ance exam to lake. Wednesday, Jan. 23,24,25. produce any real improvement in double the rate of inflation,” said desegregation office and one of Call the MANCHESTER HERALD ADVERTISING search on victim assistance and the National Crime Survey does MCC offers uansfer, career, certificate, and non-credit programs, For a clas.s schedule, call 647-6140 or 647-6141. educational quality.” Flynn, a longtime busing foe and the plan’s authors. He devised the provides direct services to not collect information on homi­ with full-time or part-time schedules to fit your needs. proposal with Charles Willie, a DEPARTMENT at 64.3-2711 to reserve space. cides and therefore misses any •Walk-in registration for non-credit weeknight courses, and credit Imposed in 1974 amid fights and chief backer of the new plan. victims. For an inexpensive alternative path to earning a bachelor’s degree, rock throwing, forced busing “Clearly money, itself, is not the black professor at Harvard Uni­ When one is confronted with a cases of self-protection that may weekend campus and off-campus courses is held until the start of caused a flight of middle-class answer. Giving parents and versity's School of Education. violent criminal, the situation have resulted in the death of the consider one or two years at MCC, then transfer to the college of your individual classes at the Continuing Education Office on tlie East students — both black and white teachers power at the local level Black committee members say “clearly is not one in which victim,” the report says. choice. For a degree in a special career field (over 40 to choose from!), Campus, Monday- Thursday 10 a.m.-7 p.m. and Friday, 9 a.in.-noon. — to the suburbs and private is the necessary next step. ” the plan does not provide for training, thinking, cognitive stuff The report did not give a consider credit or non-credit courses at MCC. For a class schedule, call 647-6087 or 647-6088. schools. The plan, devised hy two of the bilingual education or special is taking place a lot,” Stein said. margin of error for the survey Boston spends about $7,300 for state’s leading minority educa­ needs students. “I’m not saying we are power­ results. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Jan 16, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 16, 1989 — 11 OPINION The Reagan Years J

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"The second term was spent tax than when Reagan took office, but the overall mending fences that were broken in the first term .” By Jack Anderson federal burden — including Social Security taxes — and Dale Van Atta rose for the poorest citizens. Despite his pledge to - CHRISTOPHER CONNELL Installation of sewer lines at the Pavilions get government off the backs of the citizens, Reagan at Buckland Hills without prior approval and W WASHINGTON — If Moammar made few inroads in his war against government I ( regulation. without needed inspections makes it clear Gadhafi has become a pain in the that in the future everyone will have to pay American derriere. we can thank Reagan gave mixed signals on environmental controls, his record ending largely in stalemate. The environment more attention to permit and inspection Richard Nixon, who likes to boast that, whatever his inadequacies, he The defense establishment grew enormously. And r. i’ Turmoil followed by stalemate procedures. the Reagan era ended the dream of home ownership N i ^ E guided U.S. foreign policy with N The Homart Development Co., the town uncommon skill. for millions. In one important area, Reagan’s full Though in the later years there were scattered government, and the Eighth Utilities District It is worth recalling, therefore, how impact is yet to be felt — the Supreme Court and the actions praised by environmentalists, notably the federal judiciary. government will all have to remain alert to he handled Gadhafi’s arrival on the treaty reducing use of chemicals that destroy the Associated Press reporters who have covered prevent a repetition of what has happened. No world stage. Gadhafi was a 28-year- Earth’s protective ozone layer, the Reagan these areas sum up the Reagan impact: administration’s record on the environment is one can afford to take much for granted. ■^1 old communications lieutenant when iTTTi / he overthrew the legitimate govern­ largely a story of stalemate. If the permit and inspection requirements ment of Libya in 1969. The treaty offers a precedent for tackling an issue are not clear to everyone involved, they will He headed a band of young that only now is reaching the spotlight — the global have to be spelled out. However, since one conspirators, representing no consti­ The economy warming of the “ greenhouse effect” produced by major sanitary sewer line has already been iW'l tuency in particular, who usurped burning fossil fuels. power at gunpoint. By an Arabian 75 months of growth and deficits Overall, the environmental report card is mixed. installed at the mall site under a formal The administration, after initially favoring inac­ Nights riKse, they got the palace When Reagan leaves office, the U.S. economy will agreement with the district and has been tion, sharply reduced emissions of lead to the events guards drunk, carried them off to be in its 75th month of expansion, a peacetime ...CORREKT M W CMlToRNIk-N\K55KCHU5E=TT5 ?>KR€,®R1LL... atmosphere from gasoline. Urban smog, though, inspected, it would seem there should be no prison, then crept through the dar­ record, with the once-famous “ misery index” far remains a mess for more than 107 cities more than a doubt about how the process should work. kened streets in the wee hours to below where it was in Jimmy Carter’s last days in Some sewer lines were put in the ground arrest the key leaders. office. year past the deadline for meeting clean air standards and Congress has not decided what to do Gadhafi displaced a constitutional When Reagan was sworn in, the country was in the and covered over without inspection by a next. government, which had succeeded grips of its worst economic predicament since the representative of either government. Even if Water pollution cleanup remains uneven, with ages of foreign rule and imposed Great Depression, a iong-simmering bout of Don’t pass the hat for Reagan fouled beaches in the headlines and more and more there is confusion about which government puppets. King Idris I had followed a inflation fueled by successive oil shocks that had President Reagan ends eight years in office on Friday. discoveries of groundwater contamination. had jurisdiction to make the inspection, it pro-Western policy and became the sent consumer prices rising at double-digit rates. receive lifetime protection unless she Cleanup of toxic waste dumps under the should have been obvious that one of them did. By W. Dale Nelson presidents when they come to town, preeminent oil supplier of several The misery index — a number concocted by “ Superfund,” program, a $1.5-billion-a-year effort remarried. The Reagans’ children although they do not always use it. NATO countries. Overnight, Gadhafi adding the inflation rate and the unemployment To fail to get a permit as the result of a now. is painfully slow, expensive and controversial. will receive no protection, since they President Carter, for instance, stayed tore up existing treaties, proclaimed rate — climbed to a peak of 20.6 at the end of the breakdown in communication is one thing, not WASHINGTON —- As President Taxes Housing Only a handful have been completed. are all adults. in the presidential suite of a hotel his alignment with radical Arab Carter years. As Reagan leaves office, the index is justified, but as least conceivable. It is much Reagan heads “ back to the ranch” on As a society, “ We have misused the opportunities Former Sen, Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., about a block away when he came states and indulged in radical rhetoric down below 10 percent with the jobless rate at a Down for most, but not by much The decline of the American dream George Bush's inauguration day, he that presented themselves” in the last eight years, harder to understand why anyone would take who waged a campaign to scale back through town on a recent book and posturings. 14-year low of 5.3 percent and inflation hovering will carry with him a passel of said Peter A.A. Berle, president of the National the chance of filling in a trench after a sewer benefits for former presidents during promotion tour. The young pretender displayed all slightly above 4 percent, about where it has been for Most Americans at all economic levels are paying The Reagan years brought an end to the dream of perquisites that presidents receive Audubon Society. his Senate career, estimated the cost In 1986, the Senate passed a Chiles the symptoms of deep hostility toward seven years. less income tax than they were when Reagan took home ownership for millions of Americans and the is installed without clear and unequivocal when they become former presidents. But Paul Pritchard, president of the National of the Secret Service protection at $9.3 bill to limit Secret Service protection the United States. The second day Reagan had a lot of help in the inflation fight from office, but the total federal burden on lower-income nightmare of homelessness for hundreds of approval from the government involved. For one thing, he will fly to families has increased because of rising Social thousands. Parks and Conservation Association, said of the million in 1986. This covered former and reduce the office allowances, but after the coup, the revolutionary junta former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker, The tests and verifications being demanded California on Air Force One, but that’s Security taxes. Meanwhile, home values are skyrocketing in environmental community, “ We have hung the Presidents Ford and Carter, but not it failed to win approval i^ the House. demanded that Wheelus Air Force but he supported Volcker even in the dark days of only a one-shot deal. The plane will be “ The largest reductions between 1980 and 1988 most areas, with the median price ranging from noose around ourselves. by the town and the district may show there is Nixon, who chose to hire private Chiles did secure enactment of a bill Base, then the centerpiece of the U.S. 1981-82 when the Fed’s credit-tightening moves flown back to Washington without him will be for the 1 percent of families with the highest $66,700 in the Midwest to $142,500 in the Northeast. “ We as leaders of the environmental community nothing wrong with the locations of utilities bodyguards. requiring the private backers who put defense system in the Mediterranean, plunged the country into its worst recession since and after that will be earmarked for suspend flight operations temporar­ incomes,” says the nonpartisan Congressional As Reagan leaves office, interest rates are also should not endorse presidential candidates,” he along the North Access Road or with the way "I wouldn’t be surprised to see that up the funds to build presidential the 1930s. the new president. ily. The purpose was to block any Budget Office in summing up tax changes of the edging up. Those trends have ended the house hunt said, referring to the 1980 Rose Garden appearance n the sewer trenches were filled within the double in the first year that Reagan is libraries also to create an endowment After the downturn, the economy embarked on an There will be no need, however, to arrivals or departures not under junta Reagan era. for increasing numbers of would-be home buyers. of many of those leaders endorsing Jimmy Carter as 7 3 interior area of the mall. out of office,” said Robert Coakley, to underwrite the cost of running expansion that has lasted more than four times individuals. pass the tin cup for Reagan. Unlike control. longer than the typical recovery, creating more Two far-reaching tax laws were enacted: the 1981 HUD’s spending authority has declined by more m who was Chiles’ staff director and is them. There’s a catch, though. At the Reagan’s choice to head the Enviromental If there are problems, the town and district such early presidents as Thomas The United States immediately than 18 million jobs in the process. across-the-board tax cut for individuals and than half during Reagan’s presidency. But Housing a un now on the staff of Sen. John Glenn. insistence of the administration, the Protection Agency, Anne Burford, didn’t even should continue to insist that they be Jefferson, who had to sell his books to complied, thus according sovereignty Critics contend that the rich received a corporations, and the 1986 overhaul that slashed and Urban Development Secretary Samuel R. D-Ohio. bill exempted the Reagan library, arrive at the agency until four months after the make ends meet, Reagan will, like to what was merely a splinter group of disproportionate share of the Reagan era rates to the lowest levels in a half-century, Pierce Jr., who was the longest-serving and among corrected. And in any case, steps should be now being built in Simi Valley, Calif. inauguration and gave the impression she believed other recent ones, be quite comforta­ Coakley said the first year out of pretenders. prosperity. eliminating or reducing several deductions and the least-visible of Reagan’s Cabinet members, taken to make sure nothing like it happens shifting a big part of the tax burden from individuals the bureaucracy was the enemy. bly off. office is always the most expensive In addition to the cost of .running the Shortly after the junta, the U.S. Air While the administration points to statistics boasted that his agency was “ taking care of more again. to business. She didn’t know Washington. She accepted savage He gets two pensions, around-the- because of equipment purchases. library. National Archives spokeswo­ Force rescued a Libyan Jew from showing that median family incomes, after people by far, with much less money.” In between and since those landmark acts. cuts from the Office of Management and Budget, at clock Secret Service protection, an Also, although Reagan spoke in his man Jill Brett said an estimated Gadhafi’s clutches by hiding him in a adjusting for inflation, climbed to a record high of Among programs pushed by HUD are housing Congress and Reagan agreed to more than a dozen first not fighting for funds. She rarely consulted office allowance and the use of a final presidential radio address Satur­ $500,000 is ticketed for moving Rea­ crate supposedly carrying musical $30,853, the critics note that the 13.5 percent poverty vouchers that allow poor people to live anywhere tax increases — most of them designed chiefly to rather than only in public housing and reverse members of Congress or had environmentalists in townhouse in Washington, In addition, day of going “ back to the ranch,” he gan’s presidential papers to Califor­ instruments and flying him safely to rate was higher than the levels recorded in the Malta. The Junta raised a howl when reduce the federal deficit — which took back much mortgages that would give “ house-rich and her office. the government will pay to ship his and Mrs. Reagan actually plan to live nia and $1.3 million for renovating and Carter, Ford and Nixon administrations. the escape was discovered. The of the earlier tax cuts. Social Security taxes also cash-poor” elderly people income from the future The first interior secretary, James Watt, was Bush changing papers to California, process them in a fashionable Los Angeles neigh­ equipping storage room for them in The most lasting monuments of the Reagan United States, which in a more robust went up. sale of their homes without having to give them up. convinced that overblown environmental worries and run his presidential library. borhood and continue to use their the Archives’ facility at Laguna economic policies may be the twin debt mountains age would have gloried in the deed, In estimating effects of all those tax changes, CBG But critics said cuts in housing and anti-poverty were locking away valuable resources. Watt, 688-acre ranch north of Santa Barbara Niguel and in rented space at Culver built by a near tripling in the national debt and the Reagan already receives a pension officially apologized and agreed to divided taxpayers into 10 groups (deciles) accord­ programs in Reagan’s presidency, combined with almost the embodiment of the “ Sagebrush Rebel­ as a vacation home. Protecting both City. country’s slide from being the world’s largest on ethics front of $29,188 a year from the state of allow more Libyan controls at ing to size of family income. The first decil covered economic policies favoring the well-off, have caused lion” resentment of federal control of western creditor nation to the world’s largest debtor nation, California, because of his eight years places also will increase the cost. James B. McKinney, director of the Wheelus. the 10 percent of families whose incomes were a crisis that poses a major challenge for the new lands, was determined to unlock them and to taunt a development that occurred because of the huge as governor. Each former president receives an White House Military Office, which lowest; the 10th decile covered the 10 percent with administration. environmentalists, too. Not long afterward, the United trade deficits. Now, with eight years as president office allowance of up to $300,000. oversees transportation, medical and the highest incomes. Here are some CBO findings: In the cities, soup lines are getting longer and After Watt, the sagebrush rebellion petered out, President-elect George Bush got off to a States meekly closed down its most It is those debt burdens, critics say, that will haunt under his belt, he will receive a Reagan already has waiting for him a other services for the president, said ■ The effective individual income tax rate shelters more crowded. Estimates of the number of according to some analysts, under recognition by slightly shaky start on the ethics front. His important foreign base at Gadhafi’s George Bush and seriously constrain his maneuver­ federal pension equal to the annual request. dropped for all 10 groups from 1980 to 1988, but social homeless range from 250,000 to 3 million. Washington’s Western critics that they benefitted reasons for supporting President Reagan’s penthouse suite in a Los Angeles office those services will be available to the ing room during his presidency. salary of a member of the Cabinet. building, with offices for himself, ex-president for six months, but he We have it from Nixon’s then- insurance taxes — mainly Social Security — rose for Homelessness also has spread to the countryside, from federally subsidized electricity, grazing pocket veto of ethics legislation passed by This is currently $99,500 but will jump Mrs. Reagan, the Ronald Reagan will have to pay for them. Weinberg national security adviser. Henry - MARTIN CRUTSINGER all 10. The income tax cut was not enough to offset where thousands live in everything from chicken rights, irrigation water and timber sales. Congress remain mysterious. But the to $155,000 if Congress approves a Presidential Foundation, the Secret said Reagan expects to use only Kissinger, that the U.S. government the Social Security tax increase for the poorer half coops to caves. - GUY B. DARST president-elect’s legal counsel, Boyden Gray, salary increase Reagan has Service and press aide Mark “ some limited communications sup­ debated within itself whether to of families (earning less than $23,540). The new homeless are not the drug abusers and told reporters that Mr, Bush plans to unveil a recommended. Weinberg. port to facilitate the transition.” accept or reject the Gadhafi seizure of ■ The poorest decile (under $3,685 income) spent mentally retarded who have long slept in New York 9.6 percent of their income on federal taxes in 1988, subways or on Washington street grates, but young new, improved version of the congressional The Secret Service protection app­ The Washington townhouse, on a power and that Kissinger had ana­ Defense lies to both the president and his wife, side street near the White House, is W. Dale Nelson covers the White lyses made of various actions that up from 6.6 percent in 1980. Those in the sixth decile men with minimum-wage jobs and single women bill. could be taken against it. (averaging $29,660) paid 20.9 percent, down from with children. The courts Nancy. Should Reagan die, she would reserved for the use of former House for The Associated Press. The buildup bill is $2 trillion Congress’ bill slapped a lifetime lobbying 21.4 percent. 'The richest 10 percent (averaging The Central Intelligence Agency - DAVID BRISCOE One place Reagan’s legacy may linger ban on some executive branch members who insisted that it would be simple to From higher salaries to stepped up weapons $125,800 income) paid 25 percent in 1988 and 27.1 leave government, but would have kept engineer a coup and replace Gadhafi production to a search for a “ Star Wars” space percent in 1980. As a candidate in 1980, Reagan decried what he with a leader more friendly to the shield, Reagan left an indelible mark on America’s ■ American families on average in 1988 paid 22.7 called a half-century of judicial activism. He ex-congressional employees off their former percent of their income in federal taxes (including colleagues’ doorsteps for only one year. Mr. Bush hints about foreign policy West. What’s more, the United States military establishment. promised to appoint judges who would not view could have acted not as a conqueror, He also left a simmering fraud scandal that may Social Security, excise taxes and all other federal Deregulation themselves as social engineers. Bush favors applying the same standards to taxes), down from 23.3 percent in 1980. Income taxes but as a defender of the lawful tarnish reputations in government and industry and Pendulum may be swinging back As Reagan leaves the presidency, a more both branches. It’s a good idea. By Barry Schweid ‘I am impressed with what Mr. would be no “ radical shift in direc­ government, interceding at its reams of weapon-buying orders without any money alone averaged 10.4 percent, down from 12.3 percent conservative federal judiciary is "one of his more Gorbachev says and I really think he tion” from the Reagan administra­ ■ The share of total federal taxes paid by the Furthermore, according to Mr. Gray, the request. to back them up. When Reagan took the oath of office eight years enduring legacies,” says Vicki Marani of the wants better relations, ” Bush said in a tion’s policies toward Cuba and richest 10 percent of families rose by as much as 1.5 president-elect wants to set up permanent WASHINGTON — President-elect What then, with the redoubtable By all Pentagon measures, the Navy, Marine ago, he promised government would no longer “ ride conservative Washington Legal Foundation. recent television interview. “ I think Nicaragua. Corps, Arm y and Air Force are better prepared to percentage points from 1980 to 1988. But their share ethics offices in each governmental George Bush said so little about his Richard Nixon at bat, was the on our back.” But experts, including his former top In eight years, Reagan filled about half of all he’s fully committed to perestroika fight than they were eight years ago. The services of pre-tax income increased nearly twice as much. current federal judgeships. According to the department and agency, wants blind trusts view of the world during the campaign Norman Ornstein, a political ana­ rationale behind what Kissinger economic adviser, say he made few inroads against it is hard to predict his foreign policy, and glasnost. And I don’t think you lysts for the conservative American would later confess as his administra­ have record percentages of high school graduates - JIM LUTHER the spread of government regulation. Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, he administered by institutions, not cronies of manning the front lines and new tanks, guns, planes but since winning the White House he can put the genie back into the bottle Enterprise Institute, commented re­ tion’s passivity in Libya? Reagan is leaving office with pressures mounting appointed 291 of 575 federal trial judges, and 89 of 168 and ships for them to use. the trusts’ beneficiaries, and would make the has dropped some serious hints. once you open it and lighten up a little cently that “ two very different for new health, safety and environmental regula­ appeals court judges. He also appointed three of the there.” The State Department’s explana­ Such gains were not made cheaply. Supreme Court’s nine members. entire White House off-limits to staff These indicate he will slow down personalities” exist within Bush. tions to address environmental worries and the tion, given in a Senate inquiry, was So great was Reagan’s military build-up that even Compared to his most recent predecessors, members who left to become lobbyists. negotiations with the Soviet Union to But the resumption of U.S.-Soviet growing numbers of Americans with no health negotiations on a strategic arms “ One is the tough, hard-nosed, read that there was a local intelligence allowing for congressional cuts over the last four Fighting drugs Reagan appointed a smaller percentage of women That last provision makes particular sense. reduce long-range nuclear weapons failure which made misjudgments insurance. reduction treaty may be postponed for my lips, make my day George Bush. years, annual Pentagon spending in terms of budget “ I forecast that we’re in the early stages of a new and minorities to the federal bench. while taking a softer approach on unavoidable. Kissinger’s suggestion Currently, the National Security Council, say, several months. Already. Bush has That’s the George Bush who basically authority climbed from $213.8 billion in fiscal 1982 to Some battles won, but not the war wave of government intervention in the economy,” “ His appointees generally have been white, Nicaragua. Also, Bush is not a good is probably more accurate. He said $290.8 billion in fiscal 1989. pro-business, with little respect for individual is off-limits to a former security council said a “ detailed point-by-point pro­ says we’ve got to take it easy with the The Reagan administration did much to focus said Murray Weidenbaum, chairman of Reagan’s bet to push the U.S. Strategic Defense that the lower echelons of the U S More significantly, the administration devoted a rights,” says Nan Aron of the liberal Alliance for staffer. But that person could legally come gram ” cannot be ready by Feb. 15, the Soviets. We’re not going to rush to attention on the nation’s drug problem and devoted Council of Economic Advisers in 1981-82. Initiative very hard. foreign policy apparatus were soft­ grand total of $2.13 trillion to the Defense Justice. back to curry favor with an employee in the tentative date for negotiators to judgment on a strategic arms limita­ substantial resources to combating it, but the The Federal Communications Commission has If the hints turn into facts, Bush will headed about Am erica’s true inter­ Department from the first full year of Reagan’s Her organization, which has tracked Reagan’s return to the table in Geneva. tion treaty with the Soviets,” Ornstein results of all that effort are mixed. scaled back regulation of radio and television Office of Management and Budget, for have diverged significantly from ests and had a schoolboy’s crush on presidency through fiscal 1989, which began last judicial selections, says 2.1 percent of his Circumstances may force Bush and said. The federal government is seizing more narcotics broadcasting, including an end to the “ fairness instance. The assumption is that a person Ronald Reagan on all three points. left-wing revolutionaries! Oct. 1. appointments to the federal bench are black and 3.4 Baker to move quickly in the Middle and making more arrests than ever before, but drug doctrine.” from one office has no contact with a person Even so. the change would be one of “ The other is the kinder and Or, as Kissinger put it, “ The That total, which does not include Energy percent are Hispanic. Women comprise 8.2 percent East, however. gentler, thousand points of light, to use continues at high levels across the country. The sweeping government deregulation of the 1 degree and not a radical shift. Department spending to produce nuclear war­ of the Reagan judicial appointees. from another office, and thus can’t peddle any working level of our government A report issued by the Justice Department airline industry predated the Reagan administra­ The new Israeli government, still reach out to Congress, to Jesse heads, easily represents the largest peacetime Bush and his Secretary of State, especially in the State Department, showed that in New York City during a three-month tion, as did looser regulations of the financial Among the 264 judges appointed by Jimmy Carter influence there. The assumption, of course, is smarting from the Reagan adminis­ Jackson, to various groups George military build-up in American history. In fact, the James A. Baker III, evidently want operated on the romantic view that voluntary survey in mid-1988, 90 percent of the men markets. The breakup of AT&T was ordered by a in his four-year presidency, 14.3 percent were black, wrong. It has provided wide openings for tration’s decision to talk to the Bush, the one who writes little notes to build-up approximates the amount of money spent time to reflect and to feel their way. Third World radicalism was really arrested tested positive for a drug, up 11 percentage federal judge, not executive fiat. The trucking and 6.2 percent were Hispanic and 15.5 percent were staffers-turned-lobbyists like Michael Deaver Palestine Liberation Organization, is everybody. He’s managed to juggle on U.S. military forces in the 10 years of American women. They are likely to focus at the start on frustrated Western liberalism.” points from the previous year. In Los Angeles, 77 rail industries remain subject to extensive rushing to complete a comprehensive the two personalities very adroitly. involvement in Vietnam. and Lyn Nofziger. cultivating the North Atlantic Treaty percent of those arrested tested positive, up from 69 regulation. Reagan’s appellate court appointments have proposal for a Middle East But I ’m not sure it’s going to be as The $2.13 trillion of the Reagan years equals $2.39 President Reagan never seemed especially Organization allies and improving percent the previous year. “ A lot of this stuff was really done before Reagan been more closely scrutinized by liberals and settlement. Terrorist war trillion when expressed in constant 1989 dollars, relations with Japan, an economic easy to do once he’s inaugurated.” During the Reagan years, the Drug Enforcement came in,” said Clifford Winston, a senior fellow in conservatives alike because the administration bothered by the sleaze around him. taking inflation into account. From fiscal 1964 to powerhouse that increasingly ap­ Bush, who said the traditionally The existence of a chemical wea­ Administration's budget has increased by about 120 economics at the Brookings Institution. “ Actually, wields more power in making those selections. President-elect Bush is sending different fiscal 1973, the period of U.S. action in Vietnam, the soothing things about Israel during Barry Schweid covers diplomacy pons plant in Libya is a danger, but not ! percent and arrests of major violators have there’s probably been a growth of the environmen­ Traditionally, members of the Senate play the signals. It remains to be seen what action he’ll pears at cross-purposes with the Pentagon received $2.46 trillion in 1989 dollars. the campaign, faces decisions on the and U.S.-Soviet relations for The because Moammar Gadhafi would increased by 200 percent. Some $650 million in tal safety regulation during his time.” largest role in the selection of federal trial judges. United States on trade and fiscal Thanks to economic growth, the money spent on take. But for now, anyway, his words on Israeli initiative, what to do about the Associated Press. embroil his country in a declared war assets were seized from drug traffickers in the Jeffrey Eisenach, a Heritage Foundation fellow, “ There’s never been an administration in which issues. national defense has declined in recent years as a ethics, along with his tendency toward PLO and whether to support a state with a chemical arsenal. The worry is fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, 1988. said, “ The Reagan administration’s battle against the attorney general (first William French Smith Bush has indicated he will continue percentageof the gross national product — it now for the Palestinian Arabs. that Gadhafi. the darling of interna- ’ The nation's appetite for drugs manufactured in excessive government regulation proved ... even and then Edwin Meese III) took such a personal competence over strict ideology in Cabinet the recent Reagan administration stands at 5.9 percent. Letters to the editor tional terrorists, will supply chemical clandestine laboratories has increased substan­ more difficult than expected.” interest in the selection of appellate judges,” Aron selection, have given him the right to enjoy policy of firing “ rifle shot” trade His aides, meanwhile, have said the Former Defense Secretary Caspar W. Wein­ weapons to them. The low cost of tially, and the DEA counter-attacked by putting “ The early Reagan deregulators... could not have says. “ There was always the singular objective of the honeymoon no one thought he’d get. sanctions at economic allies who new administration will adopt a new The Manchester Herald welcomes berger and current defense chief Frank C. Carlucci chemical weapons makes them at­ hundreds of drug labs out of business last year. New imagined some of the obstacles that would be creating a more conservative federal appellate discriminate against U.S. goods to approach to Nicaragua, seeking a original letters to the editor. argue there’s no link between the government’s tractive to terrorists. Chemical wea­ federal legislation gives the DEA tools to clamp thrown into their path by Congress and the courts.” bench, and a stringent ideological test was “ show our determination to have fair diplomatic solution before asking Letters should be brief and to the booming deficit and the Pentagon budget. The Berkshire Eagle, Pittsfield, Mass. pons can also be smuggled into a down on the exportof U.S.-manufactured chemicals Eisenach wrote in Heritage’s “ Mandate for applied.” trade and equal access.” Congress for more military aid to the point. They should be typed or neatly The money spent on the military has actually target area without detection. And the used in cocaine processing. Leadership III” study. 'Those who participated in the Reagan adminis­ Reagan started slowly, too, holding Contra rebels. handwritten, and, for ease in editing, declined in recent years as a percentage of the United States is a wide-open target "Our efforts have shown that coordinated law Weidenbaum said the new Reagan administration tration’s judicial selection process deny applying should be double-spaced. Letters federal budget — it’s now 26.9 percent — meaning off any serious action on arms control Bush has already called on the area. In fact, one expert has warned enforcement can have an impact, but they’ve also rolled back some "midnight rules issued by any such ideological test. must be signed with name, address the deficit is being driven by increases in domestic for 10 months while damning Moscow Soviets to “ lighten up” and reduce the Secret Service that a terrorist shown that enforcement alone won’t adequately Carter,” imposed benefit-cost reviews of new But a recently completed study of each of the 12 and daytime telephone number (for spending and entitlement programs, they claim. iHanrhrstrrI Hrralii with traditional right-wing rhetoric. their heavy military aid to the posing as a tourist, could stroli address the drug issue,” DEA chief Jack Lawn said regulations and strengthened the regulatory reform federal appellate courts throughout the nation by verification). Congress however, appears loathe to cut deeply However, Reagan wound upholding Sandinista government, which is through the White House with a tour in an interview last week. machinery at the Office of Management and the American Lawyer newspapers said, "The Founded In 1881 Into domestic programs. And with Soviet arms five summit meetings with Soviet estimated at about $500 million a year. The Herald reserves the right to edit group and leave behind a poison that Pressing for reductions in the demand for drugs — Budget. president has transformed the circuit courts by PENNY M SIEFFERT...... Publisher control proposals raising new hopes for progress President Mikhail S. Gorbachev and This suggests Bush is in a mood to letters in the interests of brevity, would kill everyone in the building through Nancy Reagan’s “ Just Say No” program Bush, as vice president, headed a task force on appointing a new breed of conservative judges — GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor and President-elect Bush leaning toward zero signing a treaty to abolish compromise in Central America. clarity and taste. and the myriad other efforts being tried — are vital regulatory reform that prided itself on cutting red mostly young, rigorously intellectual and, critics DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Executive Editor growth in the next Pentagon budget, the Reagan MARIE P G R A D Y ...... City Editor intermediate-range nuclear missiles. But in a meeting with a group of Address letters to: Open Forum. pieces of the country’s anti-drug efforts, said Lawn. tape. charge, overly ideological — who have exerted a Jack Anderson and his associate, build-up may be done for good. dynamic influence on the appellate bench.” ALEXANDER G IR ELLI...... AssociateEditor Bush clearly isn’t planning to prominent Hispanic Republicans be­ Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 591, But “ the effort lost steam,” said Weidenbaum, a Dale 'Van Atta, are syndicated colum! - PETE YOST reverse the trend. fore Christmas, he pledged there Manchester 06040, nists. - NORMAN BLACK Washington University profes.sor and scholar at the - RICHARD CARELLI 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday Jan. 16, 1989 fflaurlirstrr iirralJi Pay raise Protest Section 2, Page 13 From page 1 From page 1 SPORTS Monday, Jan. 16, 1989 J said Gejdenson, adding that he building submarines capable of won’t make that decision unless launching first-strike nuclear the pay raise passes. missiles. A WORK IN PRO­ Gejdenson, a Democrat, be­ Sgt. Richard Chmiel, said all Thompson not sure lieves Congress needs a raise, but who were arrested were charged GRESS — Walter believes the $135,000 is too much. with disorderly conduct. Some Bedmarz of Enfield, He declined, however, to say were also charged with resisting a foreman with what would be an appropriate arrest and failure to submit to fingerprints. Chmiel said. McGrath-Davis Inc., amount, saying a new procedure should be established to take the Among those charged was if he’ll boycott again A general contractors, task of lawmakers’ salary raises State Rep. William Dyson, D-New supervises the erec­ out of Congress. Haven, who has been arrested at Bv David Ginsburg games. ... He’s looking down the said tion of forms for a Lieberman aide Jim Kennedy previous EB protests. The Associated Press said the new senator has not Dyson said the protest was road, to my kids and his grand­ Thompson’s players weren’t wall of what will comparable to King’s speaking children, who may not be able to the only ones who appreciated his decided what to do with his extra LANDOVER, Md. — All Geor­ become a Sage-Alien money if the pay raise goes out against the war in Vietnam, go to college because of this.” vehement protest. Temple coach getown coach John Thompson Georgetown freshman Alonzo John Chaney, an outspoken critic store in the Pavilions through. which drained resources that wants is a little satisfaction. Shays, a Repubiican, said he is could have been spent on social Mourning also felt that Thompson of Proposition 42, on Sunday at Buckland Hills. Thompson made headlines was casting an eye toward the applauded his fellow coach. undecided on whether to give problems. around the country when he Working on the back some of the increase if it “We’re spending billions of future when he took his walk. “I’m very proud of John and walked off the court prior to the Georgetown,” Chaney said. “Es­ forms this morning becomes law. dollars on defense when the core “He knows we’re not going to be problems in this country are not Hoyas’ Big East game against affected by it, but it could pecially because Georgetown N were William Mcln- Rep. Nancy L. Johnson, a being dealt with.” Dyson said. Boston College Saturday night to influence our relatives, little doesn’t (recruit) anyone who nin of Middletown, Republican, opposes the congres­ But some Electric Boat em­ protest a newly adopted NCAA sisters or brothers.’’ Mourning would be affected by the sional pay raise, but has not rule on scholarships. proposition” in the distance, and ployees crticized the protesters said. “He’s looking out for young decided how to vote if it is kept in Now the question is: Will he do kids down the road” Asked if he still might consider Joel Dufour of the same package with judicial for carrying out their demonstra­ tion in the name of the slain civil it again Wednesday at Thompson’s current crop of taking similar actions, Chaney Newington, at the and executive pay raises. And if Providence? teenagers had little trouble beat­ replied, “I don’t rule out any­ the pay raise does become law, rights leader. end of the wall. “What do Trident submarines “I’m not going to continue to go ing Boston College, even without thing. I will do anything humanly she will keep the extra money. off every game, but I’m going to possible (to change it). I don’t Reginald Pinto/Manchesler Herald have to do with Martin Luther him gripping his white towel in Democratic Rep. Barbara B. King?” said one angry employee stay off until I get some satisfac­ front of the bench. Under the think John’s going to accomplish Kennelly believes the proposed to a woman handing out leaflets. tion,” Thompson said. “I don’t guidance of assistant coach Mike everything by sitting out.” pay hike is too excessive, but she Stephen Kobasa of New Haven, want to pinpoint what that Riley, the Hoyas shot a team- But perhaps he accomplished has not yet decided whether to a protest organizer from the satisfaction will be because I record 60 percent from the field in enough. Jack Kvanez, athletic Parental-leave bill generates debate support it, according to aide Coalition to Stop Trident, said the don’t want anybody to threaten an easy 86-60 victory. • director at George Mason, told Michael Prucker. demonstration was held as the me and I don’t intend to threaten “If Coach was there, we would the Washington Post that he Rep. John G. Rowland said he anyone else.” have done the same thing,” said would now vote against the HARTFORD (AP) — Propo­ for parents to care for newborn, ble” pregnancy-disability leave, families has made it vital that first shift was beginning because Thompson, in a paid interview nents of a state bill to ensure opposes the pay hike and will vote “we wanted to be a presence for senior forward Jaren Jackson. proposal based on the objections adopted or seriously ill children. which has generally been inter­ workers be ensured that they can with WTTG-TV, added. “I think Maybe so, but Thompson’s cited by Thompson. American parents time off to care for new “I expect a stiff battle on preted to be six weeks. leave their jobs for personal against it, but wiil accept the the workers.” extra money if the raise takes “The work goes on here that I’m dealing with reasonable absence did not go unnoticed. University athletic director Jo­ children or ill relatives know they parental leave,” Larson said, Under a measure passed in 1987 reasons and eventually get them people who have made a mistake, seph O’Donnell said he would do have a formidable foe in the effect. “I will take whatever the whether there is a sub launching “We miss him on the bench, “But we’re facing the same old and effective July 1, state back. and when reasonable people him yelling at us.” said guard the same. state’s business lobby. thing. They (businessses) say, workers in Connecticut are en- salary is of the job,” he said. or not.” he said. “Many people would like to go Rowland, a Republican, sug­ make a mistake they rescind Dwayne Bryant. “It means a lot Both voted in favor of the Under a bill supported by state ‘Trust us and we’ll be responsible titld to up to 24 weeks of parental But Rick Hughes, an Electric what they do, I think that’s what proposal last Wednesday, when it Senate President John Larson, back to the ’50s, but the days of gested a pay raise of 6 percent, Boat welder from Moosup, said to us to hear his voice. We wanted and provide it voluntarily.’ But leave in any two-year period to I’m interested in.” to win very badly for him” passed by a 163-154 margin. D-East Hartford, businesses we think it’s time to cut the care for a sick relative, newborn single parents and both spouses annual increases tied to inflation the protest was ridiculous. working are here to stay,” Larson and a ban on honorariums. No one was prouder of Thomp­ According to Riley, some of After he left the court to a would be required to allow cards.” or adopted child. “It looks like most of them don’t son’s dramatic protest against standing ovation on Saturday, workers time off to care for a said. Rep. Bruce A. Morrison has have anything else to do. I think Georgetown’s older players were Industry representatives in Parental leave as it is being Proposition 42 on Saturday than entertaining the idea of walking Thompson got into a waiting car newborn or newly adopted child, Connecticut say they support the proposed by Larson and others “Every public-policy analyst "no real problem” with the they’re way out of line,” Hughes or a seriously ill relative — and we’ve heard from has told us how amount of the pay raise, but said.“These people think we are the players he walked out on, off the court with Thompson. But and quickly left the Capital intent of Larson’s initiative, but would be in addition to any including his son. Hoya guard Charles Smith said Centre. He listened to the first few Reginald PInto/Mancheetar Herald have a job waiting for them when will fight a law making it pregnancy leave and would be important the bonding stage is criticizes the method and “the supposed to quit our jobs.” they return. between a chiid and parent. lack of courage of his colleagues Groton city Police Chief Robert “I’m really proud he took a the players were talked out of it — minutes of the game on the radio, ALL ALONE — East Catholic’s Dan Eagles’ Nest. East travels to Trumbull to mandatory. available to men and women. The stand,” said freshman Ronnie by 'Thompson. but after the Hoyas got up by The proposal, which could “In today’s world, with the leave would be unpaid, with People should not have to worry in failing to keep federal salaries Laurie said as many as 140 Callahan has the basketball, and the take on schoolboy power St. Joseph’s in with inflation,” said aide Paul Thompson, the coach’s son and a “We wanted to walk off with double-figure, he opted to listen to affect almost all of Connecticut’s difficulty in attracting people, workers guaranteed the same job about financial security if they officers from his department, the backup guard for the Hoyas. some music. court, all to himself last Friday night an ACC clash tonight at 7. 1.4 million workers and their have to leave to be with a child.” Donnelly. The Democrat has not state police and several other him, but he told us to stay and employers are inclined to accom­ or one with comparable duties “He’s looking past just playing play hard and smart,” Smith “I was too anxious.” he said. against St. Thomas Aquinas at the families, is opposed by groups modate their workers on their and pay when they return to Other states have passed laws announced a position on a poten­ area departments were on hand such as the Connecticut Business personal or family needs.” said work. providing for mandatory leave in tial vote, Donnelly said. to make the arrests and keep the and Industry Association. John R. Rathgeber, CBIA’sexec­ Larson, U.S. Sen. Christopher private industry. peace. The business community was utive vice president. "The prob­ Dodd — who intends to refile Rhode Island, for example, able first to water down, and then lem with mandating is it becomes federal legislation next month — provides up to 13 weeks of unpaid Football Kings gun down Whalers block passage in 1988 of a so rigid it’s sometimes impossi­ and state Senate Majority Leader leave in any two-year period, with King measure in Congress that in­ ble to do.” Cornelius P. O’Leary, D-Windsor the same or a comparable job From page 1 Landers will poll LOS ANGELES - It was best record in the National game. I was thinking about itially would have required up to Under state law, women are Locks argue that the growth in guaranteed upon return, in com­ something the Hartford Whalers Hockey League, tied it up on two making a change in goal at 3-0but 18 weeks of leave every two years presently entitled to “reasona­ single-parent and two-income panies of 50 workers or more. people on sewers fans had did not want to get into — a goals from Ron Duguay with then we battled back and Mike Relations Commission and au­ shootout with the host Los An­ former New York Islander John made some good saves. But in the thor of a Manchester Herald Eighth District President Tho­ geles Kings — and the Adams Tonelli getting what proved to be third period, every time they column on issues related to equal mas E. Landers plans tonight to Division entrants paid the price the game-winner at 10:08. It was shot, it looked like it was going in Bush’s brother says it was marvelous opportunity. phone residents of the Irving day off as the Kings scored five times in his 23rd goal of the year. Bernie the net.” King’s lesson should cross all Street area to determine if they the third period en route to a 9-6 Nicholls iced it for the Kings with Los Angeles jumped to a 3-0 GREENWICH (AP) - Pres­ in Greenwich, an exclusive sub­ family. boy, did we feel it.” racial boundaries. Stringfellow are interested in having the By John Nelson decision Saturday night at the his 44th and 45th goals of the year, lead before goals by Francis, cott S. Bush Jr., soon to become urb of New York City. Their "We had a marvelous time "The Bush’s rambling house on said, but not everyone has district continue with a planned The Associated Press Forum. his econd with 42 seconds left an Ferraro and Evason tied it for the nation’s First Brother, says father, Prescott Bush Sr., was a together. It wasjustanextraordi- Grove Lane was not without its listened, sewer installation. The Whalers (17-22-3) resume empty-netter. Harford. an often-told story that he and his Wall Street banker who later nary family life.” light moments. The three older “His teachings are gradually Landers had planned to send a For the first time in 24 weeks, their seven-game road trip to­ Ron Francis, Ray Ferraro, The Whalers outshot the Kings, younger brother George were served in the U.S. Senate. As a toddler, George Bush was Bush children — Pres, George, being implemented, but I don’t questionnaire to those residents, there was no NFL on TV this night against the Toronto Maple Dean Evason and rookie Scott 37-33. driven to school as children by a Although the Bush family em­ so chubby that his father called and Nancy — spent some even­ know if the message is getting to but he said today that a problem weekend. Call it Silent Sunday. Leafs. They visit the Montreal Young had the other Whaler WHALER NOTES - Rookie chauffer isn’t true: it was the ployed a gardener, a nanny, and a him “Fatty McGee McGaw,” ings sprawled on the floor in their the people it should.” Stringfel­ with sewers at the Pavilions at And with just one more grand Canadiens at the Forum Wednes­ goals. Peter Sidorkiewicz, 10-8-2 with a gardener. housekeeper during the Great Prescott Bush remembered. parents’ bedroom, laughing low said. Buckland Hills took up his time hurrah left in the Super Bowl, day night before coming home to “We were guilty of sitting on 2.94 goals-against average, will “George and I would get in the Depression, Prescott said his In the Bush house, the boys themselves silly to the radio Among the minorities that need and prevented him from doing so. couch potatoes of America al­ host the same Canadiens Thurs­ the lead.” Whaler goalie Mike start tonight in goal against back of dad’s little Model-A Ford family was "well-off,” but not wore ties and school sweaters to routines of Jack Benny, Edgar attention are the homeless, ready are suffering from football day night to complete a home- Liut said. “I didn’t play particu­ Toronto. . . The loss marked the and dad would drive to the train. rich. every meal. During breakfast, Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. Stringfellow and others said. If he can get enough of the withdrawal, the pigskin D.T. s. and-home series. larly well. but theydid get shots." first time in 11 games the Whalers Then he’d get off and Alec would “Mother and dad were very their mother read from the Bible King “would certainly be residents on the phone, he said, he Glassy-eyed and somewhat The Whalers had a 6-4 lead on The Kings lead the NHL with were not involved in a tie or a and offered a “Thought for the "We liked the same things, we will make a recommendation to drive us to school,” Bush, 66, told careful about that. They didn’t had the same sense of humor. We rather concerned with the home­ shaken, a nervous tick tugging at goals from Kevin Dineen (23rd) 238 goals. “They won the type of one-goal decision. . . John Ander­ The Hartford Courant in a copy­ want us to get the idea we were Day,” both readings courtesy of less problem.” Meek said. the district directors when they one cheek, football fanatics held and Paul MacDermid (8th) at the game you’d expect.” Whaler son scored his 600th NHL point as the Episcopal Church. just saw funny things before other meet Tuesday night at 7 p.m. at right story published Sunday. rich, which we weren’t. We were people did. Certain things just Joan O’Loughlin, co-chairman their pretzels between their end of the second period. But the Coach Larry Pleau said. “I he assisted on Ferraro’s first- "Alec was more of a gardener, well-off, but we weren’t consi­ When the boys did not live up to of the Interracial Council, said Cronin Hall of Mayfair Gardens. knees, clutched their beer bottles Kings (27-15-3), with the third thought we played a pretty good period goal. strict codes of manners, atten­ panicked us. Wereallylovedeach really,” he said. “We got a ride to dered rich. Not by Greenwich other.” King saved America from a Several residents who were not in one hand and remote control in school, yes. But it wasn’t like Alec standards.” tiveness, diligence and obe­ situation like that of South Africa, at meetings at which the sewer the other, and leaned toward the waited all day for mother to say, Prescott Bush Jr., whose politi­ dience, their 6-foot-4 father ad­ The two boys also grew to love where a white government sup­ proposal was discussed had in­ TV in paralytic anticipation. ‘Bring the car around.’” cal career peaked with an unsuc­ ministered a stern strapping. competing, in every endeavor presses blacks, who make up the formed the district that they There it was. 1 o’clock in the Matters have turned bad Asked whether he ever thought cessful 1982campaign for the U.S. ”My father was a gentleman from athletics and academics, majority of the population in the wanted to have a voice in the afternoon in Detroit, and the NBC George, his junior by 18 months, Senate, said lie and George and he expected us to be gentle­ Prescott Bush said. country. matter. The sewer installation is station was showing a rerun of would be elected president, Pres­ shared a competitive but loving men. If we acted disrespectfully, “We always had to have some But “the work isn’t done,” she expected to be costly and the “Love Boat.” Click. cott said: “No. I didn’t. Not family life. if we did not observe the niceties kind of incentive to make things said. directors want to be sure the Burt Reynolds was rollicking in for Huskies in Big East then.” A younger sister, Nancy, and of etiquette, he took us over his fun. Even when we fished, we “What’s needed is a new homeowners are interested be­ the whodunit “Hooper” on Atlan­ Then was the 1920s and 1930s, younger brothers Jonathan and knee and whopped us with his fished for the most, or the rededication to what he articu­ fore they authorize further engi­ ta’s channel 5. the CBS affiliate. AP photo when the Bush children grew up William rounded out the Bush belt. He had a strong arm, and biggest.” lated,” she said. neering work. Click. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Telly Sevalas was solving the FUMBLE — Boston’s Kevin McHale, left, has his eyes on Just when things began to get murder of Russian emigrants in a loose ball while Chicago’s Will Perdue has his arms up good forthe University of Connec­ “This team has lost its confidence awfully Sikorsky studies commuter copter the TV movie “Kojak: The in the air during Sunday’s game at Chicago Stadium. The ticut Huskies, they have quickly quick. At one point they kind of believed Belarus File” on the CBS station Bulls won, 110-104. turned bad. l^ R B O R S KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh. Click. everything would just go right for them. But, STRATFORD (AP) — Sikorsky before the S-2K (the 100- New Orleans. VI IIOIMiltOOK After going 9-1 in their first 10 passenger helicopter) could “We are producing military KLRT in Little Rock had the games, including a thrilling 58-56 you have to make things go right for you.” Aircraft believes it might have a movie, “The House that Dripped solution to the problem highway begin to take the form of an helicopters today that can easily win over Villanova in their Big — Jim Calhoun operating vehicle,” he said, transport 20,000 pounds at good Blood.” WBZ in Boston had East Conference opener, the traffic jams and airport conges­ MID-WINTER OPEN HOUSE “Hawaii Five-0” followed by the Jordan not sorry tion, but some company officials Sikorsky officials revealed that speeds over long stage lengths. Huskies have now lost three they have been actively studying That could equate to 100 pas­ World Professional Figure Skat­ straight Big East Conference say a lot of work must be done ing Championships. The cerebral was as close as UConn would get. that a mature, 13th-ranked team before the plans get off the the feasibility of such a helicop­ sengers and lost of reserves, if games. ter, which they call a VLCT for that should turn out to be the palsy telethon was on in Nashville Celtics struggling “Right now they seem more has to make to prove its ranking,” ground. and Portland and St. Louis and The latest being a 76-62 verdict scared to lose than thirsty to Calhoun said. “We, in turn, didn’t Sikorsky, after 20 years of “very large civil transport,” for optimum,” Kelly said. to 12th-ranked Seton Hall Satur­ the past year. Kelly said that using existing Indianapolis, where Van Johnson win,” Calhoun said. make those plays — thus the experiments, is proposing a com­ also was starring in “Thirty CHICAGO (AP) - Michael short shot and Pippen grabbed day night before 11,782 at Bren­ Sophomore Murray Williams ballgame. I thought we fought muter helicopter that could carry ‘”rhe effort began in earnest technology, such a helicopter dan Byrne Arena. UConn is now last year as a continuation of could be introduced by the turn of Seconds Over Tokyo.” Jordan feels bad that Larry Bird the rebound following a wild was forced out of the starting well and played hard. I just don’t up to 100 passengers. CLICK. is still sidelined after surgery. scramble. The ball eventually 1-3 in the Big East and9-4overall. lineup when Calhoun started think we converted.” David Lawrence, Sikorsky’s research of the past 20 years,” the century. Sikorsky officials The Pirates are 3-1 in the said Robert Kelly, director of envision a helicopter that would Remember the anguished cries But not that bad. went to Cartwright, who was freshman Chris Smith in a Sophomore Anthony Avent director of market planning, was of Charlie Brown as Lucy “I love beating the Celtics fouled and made both shots. conference and 15-1 overall. three-guard setup with junior cautious. commercial marketing, in re­ carry between 75 to 100 people on came off the bench to provide snatched the football off the because they’ve beaten me so Kevin McHale then missed a Things don’t get any easier for Tate George at forward. In 16 Seton Hall a big lift, scoring a 1 “There’s a lot of market and marks prepared for release Sun­ short- to medium-range trips at day at a helicopter trade show in about 150 mph. kicking tee for the umpteenth much,” Jordan said after the layup for the Celtics and Pippen the Huskies as they will host minutes of play, Williams at­ career-high 13 points along with risk analysis that has to be done time and tea-kettle Charlie Chicago Bulls downed Boston made a jump shot with 17 seconds 1 Ith-ranked Syracuse tonight at 8 tempted no shots and scored no 10 rebounds. He hit a big layup landed backside-down in a heap 110-104 Sunday. left for a four-point lead. (ESPN, WPOP) at the Civic points. that ignited an ll-O Pirate run. of dust and disgust? “You tend to take it easy on Pippen scored 20 points and Center. Syracuse lost seven pla­ “We’re frustrated now, ’’ Willi­ Calhoun, and Connecticut, is “Aarrgghhh! ’’ them because they don’t have Jordan said the second-year ces in the Associated Press poll ams said. “We work hard for two just looking for some answers. MATTHEW FRIEDMAN, M.D. That’s football withdrawal. Larry Bird,” Jordan said. “But player “is now starting to with conference losses last week hours every day and we’re “The problem is we’re playing Jim Deady, bartender and you’ve got to figure if they were in mature.” to Villanova and St. John’s struggling. Everything seems to one game to get scoring, one guy announces the opening of his office specializing in keeper of the Super Bowl pool at that situation, they’d take it out “Above all, he is playing with Syracuse, coming off a 65-63 be coming down at once.” to play defense and one guy to IS Pastrami & Things in Manhattan, on us.” consistency. He has good open loss to St. John’s, shares the Big Senior Phil Gamble, who saw rebound and we can’t keep Family Practice Tiu ARBORS AT HOP BROOK shows signs of it already. “What Jordan didn’t let his pity forthe court knowhow in his offensive East cellar with Connecticut at his 35-game streak with at least playing that many people We’re the best retirement community in the Hartford area... but am I going to do — it’s not spring, Celtics slow him down too much, skills. And, defensively, he’s J.-3. The Orangemen may not one 3-pointer an outing broken fighting very hard to get a at Westview Office Park I can’t go outside and plant grass scoring 42 points, including 17 in rebounding the ball and making have the services of senior point after not attempting any. had 12 combination. We’re trying to put seed — fight with the old lady?’’ the fourth quarter, to lead the Suite H-1. lO.'iO Sullivan Avenue, So. Windsor. CT 0f)071 YOU will never know for sure unless you visit yourself. some good blocks,” Jordan said. guard Sherman Douglas, who points while Smith and George the thing together. The tube was full of sports on Bulls to their fourth straight win. Still, Boston coach Jim suffered a muscle strain in his added 10 apiece. “The cohesiveness of the team 644-341 1 Now is your opportunity... Sunday: college basketball, But even without Bird, Jordan Rodgers marveled at Jordan’s lower back in the early minutes Except for Smith, Calhoun isn’t is a little lost. We’re trying to find NBA, hockey, golf, figure skat­ said the Celtics were a formida­ skills. against St. John’s. He tried to pleased with the play of his answers offensively and defen­ Physical Exams Newborn and Well-('hild Care Health S( ■reening ing, fishing, bowling, and the ble opponent. “There’s nobody like Michael play the final three minutes, but youngsters. sively. I don’t like doing it on Jan. ■ Elderly Care Adolescent anil Adult Medicine ■ Minor Surgery ____ Saturday, .Tan. 14 — Friday, Jan. 20 — lQ-3 PM football surrogate East-West “I know Larry’s still not here, down the stretch. We were was clearly less than 100 percent ‘ ‘Our young kids are doing what 14. That’s the unfortunate thing. Shrine game. It didn’t appeal to but the win against Boston gave outscored a couple of times and I effective. young kids are supposed to do,” But we still are.” the football faithful, though. us a lot of confidence,” he said. think Jordan bad something to do “This team has lost its confi­ Calhoun explained. “But I don’t HUSKY NOTES - UConn Hours; Monday, Tuesday, Wednesdv, Friday 8 AM ■ 4 PM ARBORS Daryle Gattuso, bartender at And while Jordan score more with that both times. He’s their dence awfully quick,” UConn know if (freshman forward) Rod continues its shooting miseries, Thursday, I PM - 8 PM VI I lOPllltOOK □ Plc.nsc send more information the Locker Room in Buffalo, than a third of the Bulls’ points, he inspiration,” Rodgers said. Coach Jim Calhoun said. “At one Sellers, for example, can defend hitting just 25 of 56 against the N.Y., normally is surrounded by shared the credit for the victory “Sooner or later, you know he’s point they kind of believed somebody and get 10 rebounds 40.1 WcM Center Street □ Have a counselor call me Pirates. Seton Hall had an off Office Hoiiri by Appointment Manchester, Connecticiit ()6()40-'17.38 his football-and-beer loving bud­ with teammates Scottie Pippen going to get the ball. Our job was everything would just go right for against Syracuse. He hasn’t done night from the field, 23-for-52, but dies, but he spent Sunday pretty and Bill Cartwright. to deny him the ball, but we just them. But, you have to make it yet at this level.” was 25-for-30 from the foul line A Member of ihr Medical Staff of Where Good Friends N am e______much alone. “It was the clutch play of couldn’t concentrate on Cartw­ things go right for you.” Seton Hall overpowerd UConn compared to lO-for-18 for the “We have the college basket­ Cartwright and Pippen in the last right and Pippen. who really Seton Hall led, 35-31, at half­ on the inside, outrebounding the Huskies. . . Sellers in 18 minutes iwiCHtsTti) rt^rroiN. hospitm make Great Neighbors! Address . ball game on and nobody’s in here couple of minutes that put us over burned us. He’s (Jordan) a time. Cliff Robinson (team-high Huskies. 41-26. The Pirates also took only one shot and scored just (203) 647-4751 ’town State - Zip now,” Gattuso said. the hump,’’ said Jordan. passer, a blocker, and every time 17 points) cut the Pirate lead to came up with the big plays down one point. He did have six All II-1) 1‘honc With the score tied at 104, the Bulls had the ball down the 51-49 with 8:49 left in the game, the stretch. rebounds... Syracuse comes in at See FOO’TBALL, page 15 Boston’s Reggie Lewis missed a stretch, he made things happen.” his last points of the game. That “They made the kinds of plays 14-3. i 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan, 16. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 16, 1989 - 15 Manchester matmen improve mark with two wins Up-and-down Pitt Panthers manhandle Oklahoma By Bob Greene WEST HARTFORD - The Robin HuntOO-20, Meghan Burke20-24, LaPlaca finished up. apiece by Robert Brickey, John Judy Buldino 0 0-2 0. Totals 18 11-24 48. The Associated Press J Smith and Quin Snyder clinched Manchester High wrestling team EAST CATHOLIC (42) — Heather Xaverian Catholic 3 1 3—7 H.S. Roundup Eost Catholic NCAA Hoop the victory. came home with two wins Satur­ OsInskI 31-2 7, Karen Mozdzierz 5 3-313, Scoring: XC- Don Smith 2, Dave day. downing New Britain. 48-18. Margaret Riley 6 2-7 14, Maura Me Pad- Masner 2, John Anderson, Steve Aznin, Will the real Pitt basketball No. 2 llllnolt 96, No. 6 Michigan den 22-3 6, Noel Feehon 00-00, Barbara team please stand up. and host Conard High. 32-28. in ChorazyezewskI 1 0-1 2, Kelli Bender 0 Ed Stablnskl. 84: Kendall Gill scored 26 points Heres (B) pinned Steve Classon 1:07, 0-0 0, Stephanie Relchardt 00-10. Totals Saves: EC- LaPlaca/Peraro 33 com­ "You saw the real Pitt team Central Connecticut Conference 125- Geaghegan (B) pinned Wayne bined; XC- Steve Reardon 18. Morgan hit a school-record 8 of 14 as Illinois remained unbeaten A 17 8-16 42. today,” Oklahoma coach Billy interdivision action. Shaw 4:33, 130- Thomasen (CT) pinend 3-oolnt goals: SH- Palladlno. shots from 3-point range. with a Big Ten victory over DIpple :42,135- M. Nelson (B) WBF, 140- Tubbs said after the Panthers Manchester, now 11-2-1 for the P. Nelson (B) pinned Carl Gray 1:45, Halftime: 21-19 Sacred Heart. The Cavaliers broke a five- Michigan. season, ho.sts sixth-ranked Sims­ 145- Bresloff (B) pinned Gerry Ward upset his third-ranked Sooners game losing streak and improved The Wolverines went on a 9-0 1:06, 152- Geoghegan (B) mal. dec. 99-91 Sunday. “ They played a to 8-6 overall and 1-2 in the ACC, run that cut the Illini lead to 78-74 bury High Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Johndrow 14-6, 160- Smith (B) WBF, 171- Indoor Track Clarke Arena. M.Heres (B) WBF, 189- Parske (B) Ice Hockey physical game, and they whipped while North Carolina slipped to with 6:03 to play. But Illinois then Pinned Murphy :42, Heayywelght- us physically and emotionally.” 14-3 and 1-1. scored 10 straight points, five by Aaron Dixon (1521 and George Smlth (B) WBF, MHS does well Lata (heavyweight) paved the Eagles whitewashed So how come the Pitt Panthers It was the Cavaliers’ first Nick Anderson. A STORRS — The Manchester were beaten earlier this season victory since Coach Terry Hol­ At 15-0, Illinois is one victory way for Manchester, each record­ East beaten WESTWOOD, Mass. — It was a High boys’ indoor track team by Siena and Duquesne? land was hospitalized Jan. 1 for short of the school’s best start. ing a pair of pins. Dixon is now long hour-and-a-half ride up and a turned in several strong perfor­ The East Catholic High wres­ “ I think w e’ve shown that we stomach surgery. Holland, re­ Michigan is 14-2. 14-0 for the season and Lata 13-1. longer one home for the East mances at the Eastern Relays tling team dropped a 56-15 verdict are capable of beating anybody ... leased from the hospital earlier St. John's 65, No. 4 Syracuse 63: Other double winners for Man­ Catholic High ice hockey team Saturday night at the University to St. Bernard Saturday after­ or of losing to anybody,” said Pitt Sunday, visited with the team St. John’s rallied from 13 points chester included Ray Angle (189). Saturday afternoon. The Eagles of Connecticut, placing in eight of noon at the Eagles’ gym. East is guard Sean Miller. before the game. behind with 16 minutes and got Walter l>ee (112) and Greg ventured to this locale to meet 10 events. now 3-8 for the season. Brian Shorter and Rod Brookin “ This is the best healing key baskets from Billy Singleton Fregeau (125). Angle is now 12-2 Xaverian Catholic, and came The medley relay of Pat V had career-best performances as mechanism around, the be.st and Matt Brust in the final 90 for the season and Lee 11-3. Corey home on the short end of a 7-0 Dwyer. William Rivera, Zack Pitt won only its second game in medicine possible.” Morgan said seconds to upset Syracuse in the Craft (119) saw his individual whitewashing. Allaire and Craig Hempstead Girls Basketball its last six outings. The other of the victory. Big East. mark go to 12-1-1 with a split in his East is now 3-4 overall, 2-3 in turned in a winning effort of victory came against Syracuse, No. 9 Louisville 67, No. 19 The Orangemen, 14-3, played two matches. John Tucker (103) East on slide games that count toward qualify­ 10:01.8. Hempstead started the at the time ranked No. 2 in the Georgia Tech 65: Kenny Payne most of the game without their N and Sam Smith (145) also picked ing for the CIAC postseason Icy shooting again proved anchor leg trailing by approxi­ country. sank two 3-pointers in the final 77 leading scorer, Sherman Dou­ up big wins for the Indians. tournament. It was back in action mately 45 yards and made it up in disastrous for the East Catholic Shorter scored 37 points and seconds, both erasing Georgia glas, who suffered a pulled lower Resulti; this morning at 10 against Notre a hurry, winning by about 40 MHS vs. New Britoln — 103- Tucker High girls' basketball team as it had 12 rebounds, and Brookin had Tech leads, and the Yellow back muscle less than two min­ (M ) dec. Burgos 10-4, 112- Lee (M) Dame of West Haven at the dropped its fourth in a row, 48-42, yards. 24 points as Pitt overcame Jackets lost for the second time in utes into the contest. pinned Dorce :37,119- Benson (NB) dec. Bolton Ice Palace. The 3 X 55-meter hurdle relay of Croft 11-6, 125- Fregeau (M ) pinned Saturday afternoon to visiting Mookie Blaylock’s 37-point per­ two days. Minnesota 80, No. 5 Iowa 78: Jim East first-year coach Graham Duoang Hemmavanh, Steve Gordo 2:40, 130- Arrovo (NB) dec. Pete Sacred Heart in All Connecticut formance for Oklahoma. The Payne’s first 3-pointer gave the Shikenjanski’s only basket of the Fongemle 5-0, 135- Anderson (NB) Leveston saw his team wasn’t Joyner and Kevin Colletti was pinned Pordl 3:43, 140- Schilling (M) Conference action. Sooners got no closer than five Cardinals a 63-62 lead: his se­ game came with two seconds left ready to play in this game that seventh. The 4X800 relay of Mark WBF, 145- Smith (M) pinned Anderson Sacred Heart is now 1-1 in the points in the second half as their cond. with 44 seconds left, put and gave Minnesota its Big Ten 2:53, 152- Dixon (M) pinned Murphy didn’t count toward the qualify­ Todd, Mark Alpert, Jon Lutin and ACC and 8-2 overall while the 11-game winning .streak ended. Louisville ahead 66-64. Purvis upset of Iowa. Shikenjanski 1:15, 160- Grossman (M ) WBF, 171- ing mark. "You could see the Keith Reimer was fourth in 8:46. Esoboles (NB) WBF, 189- Angle (M) Eagles slide to 4-7 overall, 0-2 in “We were ready to play,” Ellison had 20 points for the scored on a tip-in. dec. Rodriguez 7-2, Heavyweight- Lata attitude (to play) wasn t thereon The 4 X 200 team of Harold the ACC. Since winning two Miller said. “ It’s the most ready Cardinals. 12-2. Iowa called a timeout with one (M) pinned Cruz :47. the bus.’ ’ he said, noting these Barber. Rivera, Gerry Hollis and MHS vs. Conard — 103- Tucker (M) holiday tournaments .in North I ’ve ever seen Brian and Rod fora No. 14 Florida St. 101, No. 17 second left. Wade Lookingbill hit games are tough to play. Colletti was .seventh in 1:30.26. drew with Vera 6-6, 112- Lee (M) dec. Haven and Ellington, East has hit gam e.” Tenneessee 90: Tony Dawson Roy Marble with a full-court pass Garatalo 9-3, 119- Craft (M) dec. Boyle “ They’re not good at all. That’s Also, the 4 X 400 relay of Dave 5-4, 125- Fregeau (M) dec. Lambert 9-3, a dry spell. In other games Sunday involv­ scored 30 points and George and Marble sank an 18-footer. But the problem playing these Lavoie, Rivera. Hollis and 130- Fongemle (M) won by dlsauallflco- East was to oppose Ellington ing Top Twenty teams, it was McCloud had 29 as Florida State the basket didn’t count because tlon over Vandetta, 135- Wesley (C) games” Barber was seventh in 3:22.6. pinned PardI 1:04, 140- Sualestead (c ) High, which it beat for the Virginia 106. No. 8 North Carolina beat visiting Tennessee. time had run out. East is paying the price Dave Hoagland was 10th in the AP photo mal.dec. Schilling8-0,145- Glllberto(C) Ellington Holiday Classic tourna­ 83; No. 9 Louisville 67, No, 19 Florida State. 12-1, opened a Minnesota is 9-4, Iowa 13-2. pinned Smith 3:14, 152- Dixon (M) schedule-wise this year for its 3200 with a time of 11:12; and ment crown, tonight at 7 at the Georgia Tech 65; and No. 14 50-28 lead late in the first half and No. 12 Arizona 95, Oregon 71: pinned Manoker 1:23, 160- Tomcic (C) play of last year under former Vyen Phan was 10th in the high COMIN’ THROUGH — Pittsburgh’s game Sunday in Pittsburgh. Shorter had pinned Grossman 3:02, 171- Arclla (C) Eagles’ gym. Florida State 101, No. 17 Tennes­ fought off several Tennessee Anthony Cook score(i 23 points as Coach Joe Hubbach when it was jump at 5 feet, 6 inches. 37 points and 12 rebounds to lead the WBF, 189- Angle (M) dec. Blase 6-4, East had a 10-4 lead after one see 90. Brian Shorter (00) moves past Oklaho­ spurts in the second half. The the Wildcats beat Oregon in the Heavyweight- Lota (M) pinned Gomez very physical — too physical for In junior varsity action, the 4 X :33. quarter before an icy second In games Saturday, it was No. 2 ma’s Stacy King in their intersectional Panthers to a 99-91 upset victory. Volunteers, 11-2. closed within Pacific-10 Conference. Oregon several schools who dropped East Patrick Flynn/Manchaster Herald 800 relay of Scott Salonen, Jason period saw the visitors take a Illinois 96. No. 6 Michigan 84: St. 66-61 with 12:14 left in the game on scored 10 straight points to pull from their schedule this cam­ Dieterle, Dan Chesney and Hoa­ 21-19 halftime bulge. PAIRED — East Catholic’s Rob LeClerc, right, and St. John’s 65. No. 4 Syracuse 63: Dyron Nix’s 3-point shot, but were within 62-47, but the Wildcats, Cheney toppled paign. Hubbach was not rehired. gland was fourth in 8:46 and the 4 Margaret Riley led East with 14 Bernard s Chris Arnold wrap each other up in their bout Minnesota 80, No. 5 Iowa 78: No. Pitt 99, No. 3 Oklahoma 91: scored in their last game, a 76-57 game that his best game ever was unable to get any closer. 11-2, out.scored the Ducks 16-6 to BETHEL - Host Bethel High but his impact is snii neing leit. X 200 foursome of Dave Jarvis, points with Karen Mozdzierz 10 Missouri 96, Iowa State 71: No. “ Every time we’d get close, loss at Georgetown. against Oklahoma last year, and No. 1 Duke 82, Maryland 72: lead 78-53 with 7:48 to play. East only has 13 games that will Saturday afternoon at the Eagles’ gym. Arnold went on to Joey Stephensen, Jason Stanizzi overpowered Cheney Tech, 70-6. adding 13. East was badly outre- 12 Arizona 95, Oregon 71: No. 13 they’d make the big play and we’d “ Brian is capable of dominat­ he felt really good coming into the Danny Ferry scored 22 points, six Villanova 76, Providence 67: Saturday afternoon in non­ count toward qualifying for the record a pin in 1:26. aand Steve Joyner was fifth in bounded with Maura McPadden’s Seton Hall 76. Connecticut 62: No. make the wrong play.” said ing a lot of games the way he game.” in a 14-0 run in the second half, as Tom Greis scored 25 points and conference wrestling action. CIAC tournament. 1:37.3. four caroms leading the Eagles. 15 North Carolina State 82, No. 19 Tubbs, who also was assessed a played today.” Pitt coach Paul Virginia 106, No. 8 North Carol­ Duke defeated Maryland in an Doug West had 24 as Villanova Cheney. 0-14. resumes mat There were 28 penalties skating team than us. They Greater Boston Catholic League. Rivera ran three strong races Kim Cyganik netted a game- Georgia Tech 68: No. 16 Kansas technical foul in the first half. Evans said of Shorter, a 6-foot-6 ina 83; Richard Morgan, a 6-foot-4 Atlantic Coast Conference game. handed Providence its first loss in action Wednesday at 4:40 p.m. whistled. 17 against host Xaver­ always had two men on the puck Xaverian outshot East, 40-18. during the relays with clockings high 26 points to pace the winners. 75, Kansas State 74 in overtime: Shorter had 22 points and Pitt sophomore who sat out last senior guard, scored a career- At 13-0, Duke is off to its 14 games this season. Villanova against host RHAM High in ian. “ The referees were calling it and we had trouble adjusting to it. Steve Reardon had the shutout in of 52.5 and 53.3 for two 400 legs and Sacred Heart also won the No. 18 Ohio State 83. Michigan used a nine-point run to take a season because of Proposition 48. high 39 points to lead Virginia’s second-best start ever. coach Rollie Massimino got his Hebron. very tight.” Leveston said. Des­ We couldn’t get the puck out of goal for the winners. Senior Matt a 200 leg of 23.9. junior varsity match in overtime, State 81: and Villanova 76, No. 20 55-49 halftime lead. That was just “ That was the player I recruited. upset of visiting North Carolina in The Terps got within 74-70 with 300th victory in 16 years at Jamie Thomasen (130) picked pite all the penalties, there was our zone as we thought we LaPlaca went most of the way in East Catholic sophomore Chris 33-30. Kelly Romano had eight Providence 67. two points less than the Panthers “ And Rod told me before the the Atlantic Coast Conference. 1:28 left, but two free throws Villanova, 10-6. up the lone victory for the only one power-play goal scored. might,” Leveston said. goal for East. Sophomore Chris Ray was 12th in the two-mile run points for the 5-3 young Eagles. East was O-for-6 with a man Tech men. SACRED HEART (48) — Kim Cyganik Don Smith and Dave Masner Peraro started the third period with a time of 10:25. St. Bernard’s Results: 103- Gallon (B) pinned Al 10 6-6 26, Regina Boyd 3 1-5 7, Amy advantage. each had two goals for Xaverian. but. after allowing one goal, had Bill Gill was the winner with a Skinner :47, 112 Conely (B) WBF, 19- P. Palladlno 1 1-4 4, Heather Dahlll 2 3-6 7, “ They were a much faster 2-2-1 and a mid-level team in the to come out after being injured. 9:44 clocking. Wilander MCC squeezes out verdict

Moore brought MCC to within Despite having only six players with Smith hitting two clutch free 65-62 with five minutes left. Rob Lakers very close to home in uniform, visiting Roxbury throws in the final minuteof play. gets by Shuler also added 11 for the (Mass.) Community College James grabbed nine rebounds. Cougars while Raham Dixon maintained its fast-paced game MCC moves to 9-7 while Rox­ netted a game-high 30 points in against the Manchester Com­ bury falls to 10-4. The Cougars defeat. in recording ‘road’ victory in debut munity College Cougars Satur­ host Greenfield (Mass.) Com­ munity College Tuesday night at MCC (71) — Bernard James 9 0-2 18, day night. Joel Lewis 0 0-0 0, Mike Shea 1 0-0 3, Jon And it almost worked. 7:30 at East Catholic. Seymour 2 0-1 4, Rob Shuler 5 0-0 11, Bv The Associated Press The Lakers are the NBA’s only MELBOURNE. Australia (AP) However, the Cougars rallied “ They (MCC) played great and Kevin Wilson 5 1-2 11, Terry Smith 7 3-4 unbeaten home team at 14-0. But — Defending champions Mats 17, Troy Moore 2 3-4 8. Totals 31 7-15 72. from as many as 13 points down in were able to penetrate in the ROXBURY (70) — Chris Bishop22-27, The Los Angeles Lakers found NBA Roundup the two-time defending cham­ Wilander and Steffi Graf scored the second half to record an second half,” Roxbury Coach Bill Jeff Watson 2 1-1 5, Raham Dixon 10 6-8 an easy way to end their long road pions are just 10-12 on the road contrasting first-round victories 30, Mario Monroe 6 3-4 18, John a exciting 72-70 win at East Ca­ Washington said. Harrison 2 0-1 4, Eric Hatcher 3 0-0 6. losing .streak. They played a after their first victory away on the opening day of the $2.4 tholic High School. Bernard Roxbury led. 44-37, at halftime. Totals 25 12-16 70. game in Los Angeles. That tied for the longest in team from the Forum since Dec. 13. million Australian Open. 3-polnt goals: MCC- Moore, Shea, James (18 points) and Terry Two hoops by Kevin Wilson (11 Byron Scott scored 28 points history. “ We only thought about the Wilander ^struggled for more Shuler; R- DIxan 4, Monroe 3, Bishop. Smith (17 points) led the Cougars points) and a 3-pointer by Troy Halftime: 44-37 Roxbury and Magic Johnson got 22 as the “ We still put on the purple streak only when we read about ■\>V ^ than three hours before eliminat­ Lakers beat the Los Angeles uniforms,” said James Worthy, it,” Scott said. “ The only pres­ ing fellow Swede Tobias Svantes- Clippers 116-95 Sunday. who had 21 points. “ It’snicetoget sure comes from the fans and the son 6-3. 2-6, 7-5. .5-7. 6-3. Graf, who Even though the victory at the one on the road, whether it’s 20 press, wanting to know what’s won the Grand Slam and the Clippers' Sports Arena came just minutes from home or anywhere, happening. As a team, we didn’t Olympic gold medal last season, Road no obstacle for 49ers eight miles from their home at the but we can’t dwell on the streak” feel if was that big a deal ” picked upwhere she left off in 1988 Forum, it officially ended the The Clippers, meanwhile, lost The Lakers are 24-3 against by overpowerinng Australian tee­ Bv Barry Wllner just like we did it here,” star win football games, regardless of Lakers' eight-game road skid. their ninth straight game. their cross-town rivals since the nager Kerry-Anne Guse 6-2, 6-1. The Associated Press running back Ickey Woods said whether we run more than we Clippers moved from San Diego Guse, 16, playing in only her after the victory over the Bills. pass or pass more than we run ,., to Los Angeles in 1984. second senior tournament, began MIAMI — The road to Miami “ Championship teams don’t have it doesn’t matter as long as we promisingly but was eventually has been a kind one for the San weaknesses and this team’s got win. Heat 118, Pacers 117; Rory worn down by Graf’s relentless Francisco 49ers, the N F L ’s best no weaknesses. Not here, not in “ The same goes for playing (in Sparrow scored 20 points, includ­ power. team away from home. Miami.” Cincinnati). San Francisco or ing four foul shots in the final 19 Graf, who lost just three times The Cincinnati Bengals, the Still, the Bengals can’t ignore Miami. AP photo seconds of the second overtime, last year, took just 43 minutes to league’s best home team, haven’t averaging 24.8 points in road “ What matters is that we’ve taken so kindly to safaris outside games and more than 31 at home. gotten to the final step, we’ve and Miami rallied from an early overwhelm Guse. HAPPY WINNER — Steve Jones lets out a yell after 29-point deficit to beat Indiana “ I was so nervous,” Guse said. the Jungle — Riverfront Or allowing 15.7 points per home gotten to the Super Bowl.” AP photo sinking a four-foot putt for birdie on the first sudden game and nearly 10 points more The Bengals played just two and end a 10-game losing streak. EYEING THE PUCK — New Jersey Svantesson, ranked 100th in the Coliseum. Sunday’s action at the Meadowlands death playoff hole to win the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic Next Sunday, both teams will in each road contest. games on grass this season, Jon Sundvold scored 25 for netminder Sean Burke keeps his eyes on world, played an aggressive Miami, including two 3-point Arena. The Deviis bianked the Oilers, match ■ against an out-of-form Sunday. He beat Paul Azinger and Sandy Lyle in the be in strange environs — neither “ When you get this far,” said winning 45-21 against the Raiders the puck as Edmonton’s Jimmy Carson 1- 0. Boomer Esiason, the Bengals’ and losing 23-16 at Cleveland. San baskets in the last 24 seconds of Wilander, but fell apart in the playoff. has ever played in Joe Robbie regulation. A pair of baskets by (12) iooks to swat it in the net during final set. Stadium, site of the Super Bowl. quarterback and the N F L ’s most Francisco’s home field is grass Miami’s Pat Cummings in the Wilander. in a slump since his For the 49ers. there are places valuable player, “ it doesn’t ipat- and the 49ers were 7-6 on the real final 50 seconds of the first victory over Ivan Lendl in the like home. Better places, in fact ter how. If we lost every game on stuff. overtime forced a second extra U.S. Open final in September, — San Francisco is 7-2 away from the road, it might be important. Since both teams have bal­ period. was surprised by the pace and Jones stepping up Candlestick Park this season, But we played some pretty good anced attacks, the surface Rangers making it difficuit including the 28-3 romp at Chi­ games on the road. shouldn’t matter. What might be Chuck Person led the visiting precision of Svantesson. Pacers with 29 points. “ In the beginning I didn’t think cago for the NFC championship. “ I think whatever we’ve done to a factor, however, is the heat. The Pacers led 54-25 with 4:46 it was going to be such a tough At home, the 49ers were 5-4. left in the first half. on themseives, opponents match,” Wilander said. “ But he on the PGA Tour “ It’s a sign of an experienced Mavericks 111, Trail Blazers 108: played very well and served very team when you can win on the By Ken Rappoport well.” Bv Bob Green route to a 9-under-par 63 Saturday road,” quarterback Joe Montana BILL MASSE Derek Harper made a steal and goal in the first period and Sean LEE SMITH layup with 17 seconds left as The Associated Press Wilander, winner of three of the The Associated Press that put him back in the tourna­ said. “ We’re not the type team to Burke made 26 saves for his third Football Bosox relief ace . . . Olympic gold medalist Dallas ended a seven-game losing last four Grand Slam titles and ment. And he was playing for get flustered.” NHL Roundup career shutout as New Jersey The New York Rangers con­ aiming for the eighth Grand Slam PALM DESERT, Calif. - second after 87 holes of the “ In a lot of ways, you are a streak by beating Portland for its beat Edmonton. From page 13 first victory of 1989. tinue to make things hard for victory of his career, said he Steve Jones describes himself as 90-hole, five-day tournament. littler better off on the road The victory snapped New Jer­ Harper’s basket made it 110-107 themselves ... and harder for the Trailing 3-0 in the first period always felt confident he would a “ staircase player.” because you concentrate more on sey’s two-game losing streak “ I wasn’t even thinking about Card show scheduled opposition. and 4-1 in the second, the Rangers win. But now he’s taking the steps the game,” Coach Bill Walsh The legal bookies in Las Vegas game. If you’re a football junkie, and Detlef Schrempf added a foul while the Oilers lost their third Paul (Azinger, the tournament The Rangers, who’ve spent " I always felt I could raise my two at a time. said. "Maybe there was a day and are making ends meet, and it really becomes the highlight of shot with 11 seconds left. Por- rallied to tie at 4 on goals by straight. leader),” Jones said. “ I was just game a little higher than he “ I learn something, then work age where guys went on the road they’re still taking action, of your week,” Tutko said. 1 tand’s Clyde Drexler and Terry much of the season spotting their Granato, Leetch and John Ogrod- trying to get second.” at Manchester High Porter missed 3-point attempts as opponents a lead before rallying, nick in a littleoverthreeminutes. could,” he said, on it and use it to take the next and there was a wild party or course, on the Super Bowl. “ To withdraw, to take that Sabres 3, Flames 2: Jacques But he ran in a 10-foot birdie time expired. overcame a three-goal deficit in Miller then scored the game- Svantesson was disappointed at step up,” Jones said. “ I can’t whatever. But now you get more “ The N FL is the gravy on the away, when that’s your big perk, Cloutier made 36 saves to lead putt on the 16th hole and then Baseball Hall of Fame pitchers Abraams, formerly of the Brook­ Rolando Blackman scored 24 the second period to beat the winner at 7:13 of the third period Buffalo over Calgary. folding after extending Wilander believe it,” he said. “ I win one football in and more concentra­ potatoes,” said Lenny Del Genio, your junket, it’s tough. If you Jim “ Catfish” Hunter and Hoyt chipped in for birdie on the 17th to tion than at home.” sports book manager at the have tailgate parties, that might lyn Dodgers. points and Harper had 20. Drexler Pittsburgh Penguins 6-4 Sunday. before Ogrodnick added his se­ The Smythe Division-leading for much of the contest. tournament in five years and then Wilhelm, and Dennis Eckersley, get to within one stroke of the If ever the 49ers were ripe to be the last time you see a lot of The schedule and autograph got 25 points and Porter 23 for the “ We’re going to be worn out by cond goal of the game. Flames entered the third period " I felt pretty good out there, but come out — not really feeling like Frontier Hotel. “This wasn’t a the American I.eague’s top relief lead. trip on a road trip, it was at prices for Saturday is: Eckersley visiting Trail Blazers. playoff time if we keep doing Mario Lemieux scored two down 3-1 before Jamie Macoun I made a lot of mistakes. Maybe I I was ready to come out — and dead Sunday.” your friends until exhbition pitcher in 1989, will bethreeofthe Soldier Field. Presented with icy (11 a m. to 2 p.m., $6), Wilhelm Bucks 120, Pistons 112: Terry this,” Ranger forward Tony power-play goals for the Pen­ bounced a shot from the point ran out of gas mentally,” he said. start off Boom-Boom.” When Azinger three-putted for But there’s only one more N FL games start again.” star players appearing at the conditions as well as the Bears’ (10 a.m. to 1 p.m. $5), Magadan Cummings scored 26 points and Granato said after the emotion- guins, the league’s No. 1 power- past Cloutier to make it 3-2 at Thomas Muster of Austria, Boom No. 1 came in the bogey — missing a 6-foot par putt game to go. No more big-time Illing V Card Show scheduled for (noon to 1 p.m, $5), Shea (10 a.m. Milwaukee past Detroit for its filled victory at Madison Square play team, in the first period. He 8:04. seeded 11th, and 14th-seeded Tournament of Champions at La — on the final hole of regulation bone-chilling defense, the Niners college games. And pitchers and So, what to do? Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 4-5, at never shivered, never looked out to 1 p.m., $3.50) and Abrams (9:30 sixth straight victory. Garden tightened up the sizzling now has 49 goals and 117 points, But Cloutier came up with some Jonas Svensson of Sweden also Costa a little over a week ago play, Jones and Lyle suddenly catchers are still a month away. “ Plan immediately after the the Manchester High School aa.m. to Il:30a.m.and2to3p.m., The Bucks, trailing by eight Patrick Division race. “ We just tops in the NHL. stellar saves to keep the Flames advanced on the first day of when he scored a three-shot had a second life. of place. Football withdrawal is a clini­ football season to get involved in cafeteria. "This is too good a team to be fre e). after three quarters, used a 13-2 don’t make it easy on ourselves, Bruins 4, Capitals 3: Glen off the scoreboard the rest of the competition in the year’s first victory in an elite gathering of Jones made the most of it. cal reality. something else — other sports, winners only from the 1988 bothered by things like the “ But it usually starts after the working around the house,” Hunter will headline the Feb. 5 burst to overcome a 95-93 deficit, do w e?” Wesley scored his second goal of way. major tournament. After Lyle and Azinger missed The proceeds from the card The Rangers have made it a season. weather or not having the home Super Bowl,” said Dr, Thomas Tutko said. “ Plan things you’ll be show along with relief pitcher Lee Cummings got five points during the game with 55 seconds remain­ Muster cruised past American long birdie attempts on the first show will go toward Illing Junior Boom No. 2 came Sunday at field.” Montana said. “ The best Tutko, a sports psychologist from excited about. Go scuba diving in Smith of the Boston Red Sox, Jay the run. habit this season of falling behind ing to lift Boston over Washing­ North Stars 4, Jets 1: Brian Joey Rive 6-4, 6-2, 6-4, while playoff hole, Jones rapped in the High athletic teams and St. Bermuda Dunes when he made teams in this league can win San Jose State. “ We’re in fore­ Cancun.” Johnstone, the new radio an­ Rickey Pierce added 25 points early, then being forced to rally. ton, ending the Capitals’ 11-game Bellows scored twice as the North Svensson ousted Menno Costing winner from four feet, Jude’s Children’s Hospital. The nouncer for the New York Yan­ for Milwaukee, which has won all Their record when trailing after home unbeaten streak. Wesley Stars won only their fifth road of Holland 6-2, 6-0, 6-4. up three shots over the last three anywhere. You won’t even get play time. The Super Bowl is the Or, do like Randy Valachovic show is co-sponsored by the kees, Ron Swoboda, formerly of three games against the Pistons the first period is 8-7-5. took a pass from Andy Brickley at game of the season. Jan Gunnarsson of Sweden holes of regulation play, then beat “ I was very nervous over the into the playoffs without being national orgasm. did at his sports bar. Quarters, in Connecticut Sports Writers’ Al­ the Mets, and U.S. Olympic gold this season. Coupled with Boston’s 4-3 win in the right point and shoveled a shot Bellows scored a goal in each of upset sixth-seeded Frenchman Paul Azinger and Sandy Lyle in a putt,” he said. “ I don’t know how able to win on the road.” “ There’s the all-star game Saratoga Springs, N.Y. On a liance in conjunction with its 48th medal winner Bill Masse of Isiah Thomas scored 25 for Washington, the Rangers’ victory that got past screened goaltender the first two periods to give the Henri Leconte 6-4, 6-3, 6-2 in the sudden death playoff in the Bob I shook it in, but I did.” The Bengals won only four of afterward, but that’s kind of a normal football weekend, 20 TV Hope Classic. their eight games on the road and screens would be alight with 10 Gold Key Dinner, which will be Manchester. Detroit, which has lost five closed up some space at the top of Pete Peeters. North Stars an early 2-0 lead and only surprise in the men's draw. It was worth $180,000 from the downer. Fortunately, basketball It made him the first man since just one — against the Cowboys, different games. But an over­ held Feb. 5 at 2:30 p.m. at the The schedule and autograph straight on the road. the Patrick Division. The front­ Red Wings 8, Flyers 4: Paul all the goals they needed. Leconte, overweight and’ill-at- total purse of $1 million and is heating up, but if you’re a pure Gil Morgan in 1983 to sweep the the N F L ’s weakest link in 1988 — night sleet storm had made a Colony in Vernon. prices for Sunday is: Hunter (11 76ers 118, Hornets 109: Charles running Capitals lead the runner- MacLean scored two goals and Canucks 2, Blues 1: Defensemen ease on the synthetic Rebound pushed his earnings for the young football fan, the next thing you first two events on the PGA Tour came after the fifth week of the mess of the roads, and on Sunday, The card show will run Satur­ a m. to 2 p.m., $8), Smith (11 a m. Barkley had 24 points and Mike up Penguins by one point, while Steve Yzerman added a goal and Paul Reinhart and Robert Nord- Ace courts, later said he needed season to $315,000, more than he’d can look forward to is the draft.” schedule. season. The Ickey Shuffle, the the screens were dark. He took day, Feb. 4, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to 2 p.m., $6). Johnstone (10:30 Gminsici 22 as Philadelphia won the third-place Rangers are one three assists as Detroit snapped mark each scored a goal as some time off to rekindle his won in any previous full season. The game has become a “ mas­ and on Sunday, Feb. 5, from 10 a m. to 1:30 p.m., $4), Swoboda in Charlotte. more point behind. Philadelphia’s eight-game home Vancouver defeated St. Louis. flagging enthusiasm. And it came as something of a no-huddle offense and AFCcrown sive social factor,” Tutko said. the day off. a.m. to 5 p.m. Players scheduled (10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., $4) and The 76ers blew a 15-point lead in Rangers 6, Penguins 4: Kevin winning streak. Reinhart scored a minute into Gunnarsson, ranked 85th in the surprise to the 30-year-old who Each of the three playoff can’t hide those results, which “It’s a big hunk of time you “We’re closed,” Valachovic to appear Saturday include Eck­ Masse (10:30 a m. to 1:30 p.m., the first quarter and trailed 85-84 Miller, Brian Leetch and Tony The Red Wings’ victory was the game and Nordmark added a world — 75 places below Leconte scored his first career victory participants played the final include losses at Kansas City and spend watching football — two to said. “ It’s that void before the ersley. Wilhelm. Dave Magada of fre e ). with 11:13 left in the game. But Granato — all recruited from the their first in nine road games. power-play goal in the second — served 11 aces in downing the less than a year ago. round in 3-under-par 69 and New England, not exactly N FL three days a week, Saturday, Super Bowl.“ Also known as Si­ the Mets. Spec Shea, formerly of Daily admission is $2.50 for Philadelphia outscored the U.S. Olympic team — had a hand Devils 1, Oilers 0; Patrik period as the struggling Canucks dispirited Frenchman in just 87 He was expecting to miss the finished 90 holes at 343, 17 under powers. Sunday, Monday, and on Thanks­ lent Sunday, precursor to the the New York Yankees, and Cal adults and $1,50 for children. Hornets 17-10 to take control. in the Rangers’ comeback. Sundstrom scored a power-play ended a two-game losing streak. minutes. cut until he scored two eagles en par. “ We’re going to do it in Miami giving they have a Thursday pigskin D.T.’s. 1 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan 16. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 16. 1989 — 17 SCOREBOARD SPORTS (V Unknowns shine J 12:13; Macinnis, loi (unsportsmanlike West Chester 62, Shippensburg60 conduct), 13:54; Bereran, Cal (hooking), Sunday’s college hoop scores IN B R IEF Heat 118. Pacers 117(20T| WestVlrglnla90, Rutgers 70 15:22; Johansson, But (high-sticking), in Shrine game Westfield St. 66, Worcester St. 52 17:45, H ockey Basketball INDIANA (117) Westminster, Po. 90, Point Park 75 EAST Third Period—5, Calgary, Macoun 5, Wheeling Jesult99, Shepherd75 8:04, Penalties—Napier, But (hooking), Person 11-21 7-9 29, Williams 8-14 3-5 19, Alfred84, Clorkson82, OT BU topples Hartford By Dave Carpenter noon for the Ea.st while the West Williams 75, Skldmore66 Kino's, N.Y. 70, FDU-Madlson 65 5:18; PepllnskI, Col (holding), 13:22; Smlts6-154-516,Mlller5-131-214,Sklles 2-61-2 Wm. Paterson 65, Rutgers-Comden 63 The Associated Press was suffering from the absence of Valve, But (unsportsmanlike conduct), 5,Tisdale3-74-810,GravO-20flO,J.Long 2-2 Plttsburoh99,Oklahoma91 — Jeff Timberlake scored NHL standings 13:45; Nleuwendyk, Col (unsportsmanlike NBA standings 04) 4, Fleming 7-10 5-5 20,DrelllngO-004)0 Worcester Tech79, Botes67 Rhode Island Coll. 93, W. New England 65 26 points, handed out 10 assists and sparked its two most explosive players. Totals44-9025-36117. YqleSS, Brown 78 St. Joseph's, L.l. 97, Green Mountain 83 conduct), 13:45; Ruff, Buf (roughing), SOUTH a 19-6 Boston University run, turning a STANFORD, Calif. - The West Southern Cal quarterback Rod­ WALES CONFERENCE 16:03; Hortmon, Buf (roughing), 16:03; M IAMI (111) TempleSO, George Washlnoton68 EASTERN CONFERENCE G.Long 3-8 44 10, Thompson 7-10 4-5 18, Ala.-BIrmIngham 73, South Florida 61 SOUTH all-stars managed to contain the ney Peete and Oklahoma State Pati.ck Division Gllmour, Col (roughing), 16:03; PepllnskI, Alabama97, Mississippi St. 80 six-point game into an 88-75 Terriers Cal (roughing), 16:03; Fleurv, Col (slosh­ Atlantic Division Selkaly 4-15 5-14 13, Sundvold 9-21 4-4 25, Centre69, Thomas More65 East’s fleet receiving corps in the wide receiver Hart Lee Dykes W L T Pts OF GA W L Pet. GB Alcorn St. 77, Miss. Volley St. 74 victory over Hartford Saturday. Washington 7* 16 7 55 170 152 ing), 16:59; Ruuttu, But (hIgh-stIckIng), Sparrow 4-17 11-11 20, Cummings 8-122-218, Florida St. l01,Tennessee90 New York 24 11 .686 — Mitchell 2-32-46, Shasky(M)04)0, UpshawO-3 Armstrong St. 91, Webber 70 Loulsvllle67, Oorola Tech65 64th annual Shrine game, but they were injured in the Hula Bowl a Pittsburgh 25 15 4 54 206 183 16:59. Auburn-Montgomery 80, Tallodego 72 Timberlake scored five straight points on Shots on goal—Colgorv 9-15-14—38. Buf- Phllodelphia 20 15 .571 4 Hastings 0-244 4.Totols Shenondoah95,Lvnchburg75 couldn’t corral a punter and week earlier. NY Rangers 23 15 7 53 180 161 Boston 16 18 .471 V/7 Augusta 85, Radford 82 a 15-foot jump shot, a driving layup and a Philadelphia 24 21 2 50 185 163 folo 6-12-6—24. 38-9437-52118. South Alaboma 97, N.C. Charlotte 83 linebacker on the run. Gillette raced 18 yards out of a New Jersey 14 21 .400 10 Indiana 31 26 19 20 8 13—117 Austin Peay97, E. Kentucky 71 Virginia 106, North Carol!na83 foul shot to give BU a 32-18 lead with eight New Jersey 17 21 7 41 154 180 Power-ploy Opportunities—Colgorv Oof Bellarmlne102, Lewls72 6; Buffalo 2 of 6. Washington 11 22 .333 12 . 19 II 31 38 8 14-118 MIDWEST Two key plays by those players punt formation for a second- NY Islanders 12 29 2 26 131 181 Charlotte 9 26 .257 15 Belmont Abbey 91, Wesley 63 minutes remaining in the first half. Adams Division Goalies—Calgary, Womslev 10-5-3 (24 ^Polnt goals—Miller 3, Fleming, Sund­ Illinois St.91,Brodley 83 resulted in two touchdowns and a quarter first down formation that Central Division vold 3, Sparrow, Neal. Fouled out— Berea 82, Oorgetown, Ky.81 Trl-State91,lnd.-Pur.-lndpls.86 Hartford closed the score to 32-28, but the Montreal 31 11 6 68 184 137 shots-21 saves), Buffalo, Cloutier 3-4-0 Bethune-Cookman 67, N. Carolina A8.T 66 24-6 East victory Sunday in front (38-36). Cleveland 26 7 .788 — Williams, Smits, G.Long. Rebounds— SOUTHWEST Terriers ended the half with a 53-34 lead and led to the only touchdown of the Boston 18 18 10 46 152 145 Detroit 22 11 .667 4 Campbell57, Baptist Coll.45 Buffalo 19 21 5 43 159 172 A—15,242. lndlona66 (Smits 15), Mlaml62 (Selkaly 13). Texas Christian 70, Rlce64 of 76.000 fans and dozens of NFL game’s first 52 minutes for either Milwaukee 21 11 .656 4'/j Assists—Indiana 22 (Fleming 6), Miami 24 Campbellsville 79, Cumberland, Ky. 76 FAR WEST continued their rampage following Hortford 17 22 3 37 151 152 Referee— RonHoggarth. Linesmen— Christian Brothers99, Freed-Hardeman87 .scouts at the nation’s oldest Mike Cvik, Leon Stickle. Atlanta 21 14 .600 6 (Sparrow 8). Total fouls—Indiana 38, N.Mex.Hlghlands 103, Fort Lewis 91 intermission. side. It was a nifty bit of deception Quebec 13 27 6 32 154 208 Chicago 20 14 .588 6'/i Cltadei65, Appalachian St. 62 collegiate all-star game. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Miami 33. A—15,008. Washington 82, CallfornlaDO Hartford was led by Lament Middleton, that found a loophole in the Indiana 9 25 .265 17'/j Clemson 75, Woke Forest 71 “ You have to have big plays in Norris Division Red Wings 8. Flyers 4 WESTERN CONFERENCE Coll, of Charleston 73, Lander 39 who scored 28 points and collected nine game’s strict rules, which pro­ W L T Pts OF OA Midwest Division CoiiegehoopTop20 David Lipscomb 139, Bethel, Tenn. 108 Big East standings the.se kinds of games, and they hibit exotic formations and blitz­ Detroit 21 16 8 50 177 170 W L Pet. OB Davldson85, Flo. International 75 rebounds, and Larry Griffiths, who added St. Louis 15 21 7 37 147 159 were the ones who got them." ing in order to best showcase the Detroit 3 5 0—8 Houston 22 12 .647 — DePauw56, Centre55 Big East Conference O'all 12 points. Minnesota 14 22 8 36 141 163 Utah 21 15 .583 2 The Top Twenty teams In the Associated Delaware St. 87, Howard U. 70 L W L West coach Larry Smith of talent of top college seniors. Toronto 15 27 3 33 138 190 Philadelphia 1 1 2—4 W The victory improved BU’s record to 8-5 First Period—1, Detroit, MacLean 27 Denver 19 16 ..543 3'/2 Press' college basketball poll, with flrst- Del ta St. 87, Ja ckson vl I le St. 81 Seton Hall 3 1 15 1 Southern Cal said. “ That was the turning point,” Chlcogo 12 26 6 30 165 200 (Yiermon), 1:06. 2, Detroit, MacLean 28 Dallas 18 16 .529 4 ploce votes In parentheses, total points (Xike82, Maryland72 Providence 3 1 13 1 overall and 3-1 in the ECAC. Hartford fell to Smythe Division San Antonio 10 24 . 294 12 based on 2819-1817-1818141312-11-10-9*7- East Corollna 62, James Madison 57 10 4 A rash of injuries and other late said Ea.st coach Mike Gottfried of Colgarv 28 10 7 63 188 129 (Yzerman), 10:05. 3, Detroit, Graves 7 St. John's 3 7 S-8 overall and 1-3 in the league. (Barr, Yzerman), 11:05. 4, Phllodelphia, Miami 4 31 .114 18'/2 85-432-1, record through Jan. 15 and lost Elon79, Lenolr-Rhyne78 Georgetown 7 1 12 1 defections left the East-West Pitt. “ It was (Miami coach and Los Angeles 27 1 5 3 57 238 187 Paelfie Division week'sranklng; Emory 8, Henry 101, Va. Interment 72 7 7 10 6 Edmonton 23 18 4 50 195 168 Mantha 4 (Tocchet, Mellanby), 12:51 Vlllonova game without a true marquee (pp). Penalties—Kocur, Det (high- L.A. Lakers 24 12 .667 — Record Pts Pvs Faulkner 52, Athens St. 51 Boston College 1 7 7 5 East assistant) Jimmy Johnson’s Winnipeg 16 17 9 41 166 176 Phoenix 21 13 .618 2 I. Duke (51) 13 0 1266 1 Flagler 92, Clearwater Christian 86 1 7 8 6 player, and both offen.ses sput­ Vancouver 17 23 6 40 143 148 sticking), 3:14; Chychrun, Phi, malor Pittsburgh Yale downs Brown idea. Johnson reviewed the rules (fighting), 10:18; Probert, Det, major Seattle 20 13 .606 2'/2 2.llllnols (13) 18 0 1229 2 Florida 79, Aubum75 Syracuse 1 3 14 3 tered for most of the day at sunny Saturday's Games Portland 20 15 .571 3'/2 3. <5eorgetown 12- 1 1070 7 Florida Tech 74, Florida Southern 69 Connecticut 1 3 ♦ 4 yesterday (Saturday) and gave Boston 5, Detroit 5, tie (fighting), 10:18; Barr, IDet (Interfer­ PROVIDENCE. R.I. (AP) — Freshman ence), 12:10; Tocchet, Phi (cross­ Golden State 16 16 .500 6 4. Loulsvllle 12- 2 998 9 Furmon90, E. Tennessee St. 86 Stanford Stadium. Gillette the green light” New York Rangers 4, Pittsburgh 4, tie checking), 18:25. Sacramento 9 23 .281 13 5.0klohoma 13 2 947 3 Gardner-Webb 69, Bluefleld Coll. 80 Saturday's Results guard Ed Petersen led five Yale players in But several players .stepped Chicago 5, New York Islanders 3 6.Mlchlgan 14 2 935 6 Georgia Southern60, Stetson 56 Smith agreed that it may have L.A. Clippers 10 26 .278 14 Seton Hall 76, UConn 62 double figures with 22 points as the Elis held AP photo forward to give standout perfor­ Buffalo 1, Quebec 1, tie Second Period—5, Detroit, Burr 6,2:24.6, Saturday's Games 7.IOWO 13 2 807 5 Georgia St. 73, Hardin-SImmons 63 St. John's 65, Syracuse 63 been a game-deciding play. Montreal 5, Toronto 3 New York 132, Atlanta 122 O.MIssourl 13 3 779 10 Greensboro 80, Vo. Wesleyan 53 Vlllonova 76, Providence 67 off a Brown comeback to win 83-78 in the Ivy mances and enhance their stand­ Calgary 1, Minnesota 1, tie Detroit, Gallant 23 (Norwood), 3:42. 7, “ That fake punt really hurt us, Detroit, Houda 1 (Oates, Kllma), 4:52. 8, New Jersey 106, Indiana 97 9.Arlzona 11- 2 729 12 Hampton U. 76, St. Paul's67 Georgetown 86, Boston College 60 League opener for both teams. COMING THROUGH — Syracuse’s Robert Drummond (30) bolts through a ing in the NFLdraft, amongthem Los Angeles 9, Hartford 6 Detroit, Klng2 (Burr, Barr), 10:23.9, Detroit, Houston 110, Dallas 98 10.Nev.-Las Vegas 11- 2 668 11 High Point 88, Pembroke St. 87 Sunday's Result and .so did the missed field goal.” Sunday's Games Portland 103, San Antonio 99 II. Syracuse 14 3 651 4 Jacksonville 98, W. Kentucky 93, 20T Pittsburgh 99, Oklahoma 91 Brown twice closed to within three points big hole and heads for a touchdown for the East squad during first-quarter East running back Lewis Tillman he said, referring to a bad snap Boston 4, Washington 3 Yzerman 42 (Norwood), 17:26 (sh). 10, Philadelphia, Sutter 15 (Kerr, Howe), 17:53 Cleveland 116, Denver 104 12.Seton Hall 18 1 645 13 LSU64, Kentucky^ Tonight's Games during the final minutes of the game New York Rangers 6, Pittsburgh 4 IS.North Carolina 14 3 639 8 La (3ranoe76, Berry 72 action Monday in the Japan Bowl in Yokohama. The East all-stars beat the of Jack.son State and West strong that ruined a 28-yard field goal try (pp). Penalties—Barr, Det (holding), Golden Stole 131, Utah 105 Syracuse at UConn (Civic Center), Saturday, but Petersen hit two of seven free New Jersey 1. Edmonton 0 5:45; Phllodelphia bench, served by Berube Seattle 102, Sacramento 93 14. Florlda State 12- 1 541 14 Limestone 72, Fronds Marlon 71, OT 7:30 p.m. West. 30-7. safety Steve Atwater of Arkan­ that would have given the West a Buffalo 3, Calgary 2 Sunday's Games 15. N.Carollna Stote 11- 1 477 15 Lincoln Memorial 76, Carson-Newman63 Vlllonova at Seton Hall, 8 p.m. throws scored in the last 45 seconds to help Detroit 8, Philadelphia 4 (delov of game), 5:45; Chychrun, Phi sas, selected players of the game. 9-7 lead in the third period. (roughing), 7:11; King, Det, motor Philadelphia 116, Charlotte 109 16.0hlo State 12- 3 268 18 Maryville, Tenn. 86, Clinch Valley 81 Tuesday's Games the Elis clinch the game. Minnesota 4, Winnipeg 1 17. Kansas 14 2 191 16 McNeese St. 58, Stephen F.Austin 57 Pittsburgh at Boston College, 8 p.m. Tillman, who broke Walter Pay- Olsavsky clinched the victory Vancouyer 2, St. Louis 1 (fighting), 10:42; Berube, Phi, mojor Milwaukee 120, Detroit 112 (fighting), 10:42; Chychrun, Phi, mojor Chlcogo 110, Boston 104 18. Tennessee 11- 2 179 17 Memphis St. 91, Virginia Tech 83 Wednesday’s Games Travis McCready finished with 16 points ton’s school rushing records, ran by chugging 75 yards with an Monday's Games L.A. Lakers 116, L.A. Clippers 95 19. Indiana 13 4 115 — Mercer 77, Texas-SanAntonlo72 Georgetown at Providence, 7 p.m. Hartford at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. (fighting), 11:15; Probert,Det,mlnor-ma|or and 11 rebounds for the Elis. 6-8 overaall. for 86 yards and a 1-yard intercepted pass for the final (roughing, fighting), 11:15; Mellanby, Phi Miami 118, Indiana 117, 20T 20.Stanford 12- 3 112 — Mlles93, LeMoyne-Owen88 St. John's at Rutgers, 9 p.m. Walsh not leaving Manning has surgery Edmonton at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Dallas 111, Portland 108 Others receiving votes: Georgia Tech Mllllgan89, King, Tenn. 84 Saturday's (}ames Marcus Thompson led Brown, 5-8. with 23 touchdown, and Atwater picked .score with 4:40 remaining, spoil­ Tuesday's Games (Instigator), 13:12; Gallant, Det, malor- game misconduct (high-sticking), Monday's Games 49; Providence 40; Texos-EI Paso 24; Moblle73, Southern, N053 UConn at (Georgetown (Cap Centre), 2 points. MIAMI (AP) - Coach Bill Walsh of the INGLEWOOD. Calif. (AP) — Danny off two passes and made 10 ing a rare West drive. He nearly New Jersey at Quebec, 7:35 p.m, Charlotte at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Vlllanovo 21; Pittsburgh 10; Cal-Santo Morgan St. 87, Md.-E. Shore72 p.m. Calgary at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. 14:33; Chlosson, Det (holding), 19:04. San Francisco 49ers acknowledged Sunday Manning, last year’s No. 1 NBA draft pick, Third Period—11, Phllodelphia, Propp Atlanta at Washington, 1 p.m. Barbara 9; St. John's 9; St. Mary's, Calif. 8; Murray St. 79, Moreheod St. 66 Vlllonova at Arizono, 2 p.m. tackles, nine of them unassisted. ran out of gas on the return, but Pittsburgh at New York Islanders, 8:05 West Virginia 8; Notre Dame 5; Ball N. Carolina St. 82, Georgia Tech 68 Syracuse at Notre Dome, noon that he has thought about stepping down underwent reconstructive knee surgery p.m. 19 (Bullard, Tocchet), 4:55. 12, Philadel­ Son Antonio at New York, 1:30 p.m. Punter-placekicker Mike made a couple of dekes in the final phia, Howe 7 (Craven, Mellanby), 17:24 Phoenix at Cleveland, 2 :» p.m. State 3; O o rg lo 3; Alabama 1; Boise N.C. Centrol 81, Fayetteville St. 61 St. John's at Boston College, 8 p.m. Fordham tops Stags next season, but said he will remain with Saturday and will be in rehabilitation forup Los Angeles at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Sacramento ot Denver, 4 p.m, State 1; Clemson 1; Evansville 1; N.C.-Ashevllle71, Coker SB Proyidence at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Gillette of Michigan and line­ yards to send three would-be Phllodelphlo at Vancouyer, 10:35 p.m. (pp). Penalty—MacLean, Det (holding), the team no matter what he decides. to a year, the Los Angeles Clippers 16:40. Houston at L.A. Lakers, 5 p.m. Virginia 1. N .C.-Greensboro63, Wofford57 Sunday's Games NEW YORK (AP) — Junior center Dan backer Jerry Olsavsky of Pitt tacklers sprawling. Olsavsky Boston at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. N.C.-Wllmlngton 77, George Mason 66 New Hampshire College at Ston Hall, " I ’m going to remain with the 49ers, quite announced. Shots on goal—Detroit 13-14-6—33. Phila­ NE Loulslono 108, NW Louisiana 102,20T O’Sullivan had 26 points and a career-high provided the plays of the after­ also was in on 11 tackles. delphia 11-13-21^5. Seattle at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 2 p.m. possibly in the same capacity," Walsh said The stirgery on Manning’s right knee was NHL results Power-play Opportunities—Detroit 0 of Tuesday's Games How coiiege hoop Top 20 fared Norfolk St. 81, Virginia St. 69 20 rebounds as Fordham held off Fairfield 3; Philadelphia 3 of 7. San Antonio at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Oglethorpe89, Webster 57 shortly after arriving with the team to performed by Dr. Stephen J. Lombardo, Phoenix at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Pfeiffer 97, MountOllve94 60 .54 in a Metro Atlantic Athletic Confer­ Goalies—Detroit, Stefan, 14-8-2 (45 How The Associated Press Top Twenty Presbyterlan94, Ersklne79 Big East results prepare for Sunday’s Super Bowl against who .said damage to the joint was limited to Rangers 6, Penguins 4 shots-41 saves). Philadelphia, Laforest, 4-64) Milwaukee at Atlanta, 8 p.m. college bosketboll teams fared this week; ence game (33-25). Indiana at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Roanoke 71, Hampden-Svdnev69 Cincinnati. a torn anterior cruciate ligament. Drummond stars 1. Duke (134)) beat William &Mary 108^; Rose-Hulman71, Rhodes 62 Joe Paterno added 16 points and 10 A—17,423. Houston at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. beat Maryland 82-72. “ When you coach 30 years, you have to Pittsburgh 3 1 »—4 Utah at Portland, 10:30 p.m. S. Carolina St. 64, Florida A&M 62 Seton Hall 76. UConn 62 rebounds on Saturday for Rams, 6-7 overall Referee—Dan Marouelll. Linesmen— 2. Illinois (180) beat Wisconsin 10380; SW Louisiana 81, Cent. Florida 79 look pretty seriously at your life and career. N.Y. Rangers i 3 3—6 Gord Broseker, Mark Vines. L.A. Clippers at Seattle, 10 p.m. beat vs. No. 6 Michigan 96-84. and 2-2 in the MAAC. Troy Bradford, who R rst Period—1, Pittsburgh, Cullen 8 Sacred Heart 67, Rolllns65 But there are other times when you say, ‘I Mahrer takes downhill 3. Oklahoma (132) beat Nebroska8981; Samford75, Houston Boptlst59 CONNECTICUT (62) (Dahlaulst), ;33. 2, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 48 lost to Pittsburgh 99-91. Sellers 0-11-31,George 4-72-210, Robinson had 19 points, was the only Stag to hit double can’t give it up. It’s what I do” ’ in the Japan Bowl Shenandoah 110, Mary Washington 105 (Cullen, Cunneyworth), 10:01 (pp). 3, North Stars 4. Jets 1 NBA resuits 4. Syracuse (14-3) lost to Vlllonova7873; 8-211-417, (5amble5-102-212, Smith 4-90010, figures as Fairfield fell to 5-10 and 1-2. KITZBUEHEL. Austria (AP) - Daniel Pittsburgh, Lemleux 49 (Brown, Coffey), South Carolina73, Clnclnnotl69 lost to St. John's 6863. Southern U. 98, Grambllng St. 94 DePrIest 0-10-20, Wllllams0004X),Gwynn1-2 Mahrer of Switzerland captured the World 13:27 (pp).4, NewYork,Leetchll,18:51 (sh). 5. Iowa (132) lost to Minnesota 8878. 00 2, McCloud 34 4-5 10, Cyrullk 0-1 OO 0. YOKOHAMA Japan (AP) - Florida led the Ea.st defense, Penalties—McLIwain, Pit (Interfer­ Minnesota 1 2 1—4 Spring HIII89, Xavier, N081 Cup downhill race on Saturday with a time Winnipeg 0 i 0—i 76ers 116, Hornets 109 6. Michigan (142) beat Minnesota 9883; St. Augustine's 100, Johnson C. Smith 97, Totals 25-5610-1862. Schiller changing stance Robert Drummond of Syracuse which came up with three inter­ ence), 4:21; Hardy, NY (roughing), lost to No. 2 Illinois 9884. SETON HALL (76) Pederson wins title of 1 minute. 58.42 seconds on the 3,850-yard 8:20; Sandstrom, NY (tripping), 12:04; First Period—1, Minnesota, Bellows 16 OT scored two touchdowns and Pete ceptions and several key sacks to (Broten, MacLellan), 10:44 (pp). 7. Georgetown (12-1) beot Pittsburgh Swoggart Bible 92, Dallas Christian 42 Walker6O9-921,Gaze395-512,V0lcy1-21-2 WASHINGTON (AP) — Southeastern course with a vertical drop of 2,920 feet. Cullen, Pit (roughing), 15:12; Show, NY PHILADELPHIA (116) 7857; beat Boston College 86-60. 3, Morton 6-14 4-5 19, Greene 1-3 2-2 5, TORRANCE. Calif. (AP) - Randy Stoyanovich of Indiana added keep the West off the scoreboard (rouiihlng), 15:12; Hllller, Pit (roughing), Penalties—Siren, Min (holding), 1:49; Jones 2-3 2-4 6, Barkley 8-13 7-12 24, Tenn. Temple93, Earl Palk89 Luxembourg’s Marc Girardelli finished Boschman, Win (hooking), 8:59; Gagner, 8. North Carolina (143) beat Maryland Tenn. Wesleyan 88, Lee83 WIgIngton OO OO 0, Avent 6-131-313, Cooper Pedersen defeated Parker Bohn III 258-247 Conference commissioner Harvey Schiller, three field goals as the East after its first possession. 15:56; Poeschek, NY, double mlnor-molor GmlnskI 7-13 8-10 22, Cheeks 6-10 3-4 15, 8872; lost to Virginia 10883. 0-3343, KatslklsOOOOO.Totals235225-3076. second, seven-hundredths of a .second (charging. Instigating), 15:56. Min (tripping), 11:41. Hawkins 413 3-4 12, Henderson 46 5-6 13, Tennessee Tech 73, Tennessee St. 59 who lobbied heavily for the now-criticized routed the West 30-7 Monday in Drummond, named the game’s Second Period—2, Minnesota, Bellows 9. Louisville (12-2) beot Vlrglnlo Tech Tn.-Chattanooga99, Marshal 175 Halftime—Seton Hall 35, Connecticut 31. Saturday to capture the Professional Second Period—5, Pittsburgh, Brown 34 Anderson 9-13 0-1 18, Brooks 0-3 0-0 0, 82-73; beat South Carolina 7852; beat No. 19 3-polnt goals—Connecticut 2-6 (Smith 2-5, Proposition 42. said Sunday that he is open behind Mahrer. ((9ulnn, Coffey), 6:51 (pp). 6, New York, 17 (Archibald), 2:13. 3, Winnipeg, Steen 11 WelpO-00-00, Coleman 2-40-04, Thornton 1-2 Va. Commonwealth 101, Old Dominion93, Bowlers Association $150,000 AC-Delco the Japan Bowl. outstanding offensive player, pot (Ashton, Elynulk), 5:17. 4, Minnesota, Georgia Tech 67-65. OT Robinson 0-1), Seton Hall 5-16 (Morton 3-8, to more discussion and perhaps changing Austrian Peter Wirnsberger was third at Granato 26 (Wilson, Greschner), 14:27. 7, 04) 2. Totals 43-80 28-41 116. 10. Missouri (133) beat Iowa State9871. Greene 1-2, alles—Pittsburgh, Pletrangelo 5-1-0 Knox, Dan Schachte. Capital 64, Mount Unlon46 Halftime—Pittsburgh 55, Oklahoma 49. confrontation with an Arkansas gunman. DETROIT (112) State 121-86; lost to No. 15 North Carolina 3- polnt goals—Oklahoma 519 (Jones 06, ships their first year in college. It applies to Zubriggen for the overall World Cup lead. (43 shots-37 saves). New York, Vanbles- Dantlev 1815 4-4 24, Salley 2-3 44 8, State 82-68; lost to No. 9 Louisville 67-65. Carnegle-Mellon 70, Hiram Col. 61 He was confronted by two men in the brouck 18-KM (31-27). Cent. Michigan 82, Miami, Ohio 80 Blaylock 4-10, Mullins 1-3), Pittsburgh 7-17 athletes who fail to score 700 on the Girandelli won Friday’s downhill, was NEED SOME EXTRA Canuck82.Biues1 Lalmbeer 7-12 04) 14, Johnsan 810 04) 10, 20. Providence (131) beat Central Connec­ (PorterO-1, Matthews 24, Mlller37, Brookin A—17,423. Thomas 1817 2-2 25, Edwards 810 82 10, ticut State 10856; lost to Vlllonova 7867. Cent. Missouri 69, MIssourl-Rolla 60 parking lot of a Little Rock, Ark., motel at 2 Scholastic Aptitude Test or a 15 on the .second in Saturday’s downhill and took the Referee—Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Cent. St., Ohio 81, Kentucky St. 74 2-5). Fouled out—Jones, Wiley. Rodman 7-9 04) 14, Williams 2-4 1-1 7, Rebounds—Oklahoma 42 (King 9), Pltts- a m. Saturday, following a meet in American College Test, and earn a 2.0 combined event, a paper race ba.sed on Ron Finn, Ray Scapinello. St. Louis 0 0 1—1 Dembo8004)0, Mannion 04)04)0, Harris 04) Chadron St. 83, Regis 73 Vancouver 1 1 0—7 Saturday’s coiiege hoop scores Chicago St. 66, Youngstown St. 62 burgh45 (Shorter 12). Asslsts^klahoma17 Jonesboro, Ark. grade-point average in a high school core results of two races. SPENDING MONEY? 04) 0. Totals 4881 11-13 112. (Jones, Bloylock, Mullins, Henry 4), Rrst Period—1, Vancouver, Reinhart 4 MILWAUKEE (120) Clarke77,Judson76 Other notable winners were: Valerie curriculum of 11 subjects. Bruins4.Capitais3 (Bradley, Smyl), 1:00. Penalties—None. Cleveland St. 75, WIs.-Green Bay 73, OT Pittsburgh 20 (Porter 5). Total fouls— Cummings 11-214626, Krystkowlak8-141-2 EAST Oklahoma 29, Pittsburgh 22. Technicals— Brisco (54.27 seconds in the women’s 400 Second Period—2, Vancouver, 17, SIkma 39 7-8 13, Humphries 39 46 9, Allentown 85, Delaware Val. 70 Columbia, Mo. 75, Hannlbal-Lo(3range67 Newspaper routes available in your area... Nordmark 3 (Pederson, Skriko), 4:16 Concordia Seminary 90, Principla 84 Oklahoma Coach Tubbs, Pitt Coach Evans. Schneider wins siaiom Boston 2 1 1—4 Pressev 813 4-7 20, Roberts 33 2-2 8, Pierce American U. 90, William & Mary 72 A—6,798. meters). Mary Decker Slaney (2:02.87 in (pp). Penalties—Gwen, StL, double 1814 8725, Mokeski 1 -2802. Totals488527-38 Amherst 75, Mlddleburv67 Concordia, III. 74, Rockford73 the women’s 800), Jackie Joyner-Kersee WosMngton 2 1 0—3 minor (roughing), 1:29; Butcher, Van Concordia, Mich. 92, Nazareth, Mich. 70 Strange repeats success GRINDELWALD, Switzerland (AP) — First Period—1, Washington, Murphy 4 120. Assumption 106, Qulnnlplac97 (7.41 in the women’s .55 hurdles), Joe (Ridley, Stevens), :47. 2, Washington, (roughing), 1:29; Roberts, StL (Interfer­ Detroit 25 31 30 26—112 Bethany,W.Va. 64, Wash. & Jeff. 63 Creighton 76, Indiana St. 69 World Cup leader Vreni Schneider of ence), 2:26; Brodley, Van (Interference), Milwaukee 20 31 27 42—120 BloomsburgOI, Queens Coll. 69 DePoul 122, Lovolo Marymount 108 DeLoach (33,.57 in the men’s .300) and Greg GOLD COAST, Australia (AP) — Curtis Earn money ancj prizes by delivering the Murphy 5 (M iller, Ridley), 5:02. 3, Boston, 8:42; Raglan, StL (elbowing), 15:09. Deh’Olt89,Xavler,OhloB0 Switzerland won her fifth consecutive Wesley 12 (LInseman, Carter), I1:27(pp).4, 3Polnt goals—Thomas 3, Williams 2, Bluefleld St. 116, W. Virginia St. 107 Transactions Foster (7.06 in the men’s .55 hurdles). Strange began 1988 — the most successful Boston, Neely 18 (Wesley), 18:34. Humphries. Fouled out —None. Bostan U. 88, Hartford7£ Doane 103, Mount M a r^ 68 slalom race and posted her 10th victory of Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. Third Period—3, St. Louis, Zezel 13 Drurv67, Rockhurst55 season of his golf career — with a victory in Penalties—Gould, Was (holding), 11:02; Rebounds—Detroit 37 (Lalmbeer 10), M il­ Brondels87, Washington, Mo. 80 the .season Sunday. Neufeld, Bos (tripping), 12:34. (Roberts, Glngros), 4:46 (pp). Penalties— waukee 48 (SIkma 10). Assists—Detroit 35 Bucknell86, Hofstra74 Evansvllle61, Butler 45 Australia. Second Period—5, Woshington, Druce 5 Bennlng, Van (hooking), 4:25; (Thomas 13), Milwaukee 33 (Pressev 9). Buffalo St. 76, Albany, N. Y. 63 Ferris St. 89, Michigan Tech 79 BASEBALL Schneider, eighth after the 47-gate first G.Cavalllnl, StL (holding), 8:50; Meagher, C.W.Post94,Prott25 Rndlav10e,Bluffton79 American League Jansen 500-meter champ Almost exactly 12 months later, the U.S. Call today to get more details. (Fronceschettl, Gould), 5:19. 6, Boston, Total fouls—Detroit 29, Milwaukee 19. Frlends63, Ottawa, Kan. 58 heat, raced through the second run in the Kasper 10 (Cote, Carter), 9:45. StL (holding), 10:51; Skriko, Von (rough­ A—18,633. Charleston, W.Va. 67, W. Virginia Tech60 NEW YORK YANKEES—Announced Open champion kicked off his 1989 cam­ Penalties—Cote, Bos (holding), 2:12; ing), 10:51; Federko, StL (holding), Colbv113,ClarkU.85 Grand View 78, Dardt73 the resignation of Lou D'Ermlllo, assistant DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — American fastest time. She gained more than a .second 15:55; Bennlng, Van (roughing), 15:55. Colgote65, Nlagara64 Greenville 72, Westminster, Mo. 70 media relations director. Dan Jansen captured the 500-meter title paign in identical fashion. Crowder, Bos, malor (fighting), 7:07; Shots on goal—St. Louis 45-5—14. Van­ Hillsdale 103, Lake Superior St. 92 and finished with a total time of 1 minute. 647-9946 Hatcher, Was, malor (fighting), 7:07; Bulls 110, Celtics 104 Dartmouth54, ColumblaSO National League Saturday in .36.91 seconds, beating Olympic Strange battled swirling winds and M iller, Bos (roughing), 7:45; Sheehv, couver 18-12-8—38. Dowllng101,Mansf1eld68 III. Benedlctlne87, Aurora81 PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Agreed to 22.87 seconds. Power-play Opportunities—St. Louis 1 of Duquesne88, Massachusetts 84 lll.-Chlcago92,Valparalso64 terms with R.J. Reynolds, outfielder, on a mysteriously-paced greens to card a Was (roughing), 7:45; B.Sweeney, Bos BOSTON (104) gold medalist Jens-Uwe Mey of East American Tamara McKinney gained two (high-sticking), 15:16; Courtnoll, Wos 2; Vancouver 1 of 4. E. Connecticut 82, Mass.-Boston 67 llllnols96,Mlchlgon84 one-year contract. Germany. I- over-par 73 Sunday for score a two-stroke Goalies—St. Louis, Rlendeou 5-8-4 (38 McHale 413 86 14, Lewis 11-21 1812 32, Edlnboro63, Pltt.-Johnstown54 IllinolsCol. 89, Cornell, lowa75 SAN DIEGO PADRES—Signed Marvell places in the second heat and finished (elbowing), 18:37. Parish 810 1-1 11, Johnson 48 9-10 17, Illinois Weslyn 86, North Park 80 victory over fellow American Raymond shots-36 saves). Vancouver, McLean 7-7-2 Elizabethtown 80, (5ettvsburg72 Wynne, outfielder, to a one-year contract. Eric Flaim took the 1..500-meter cham­ ninner-up, .88 of a second back, Monika Marble St...... all Grissom Rd...... all (14-13). Alnge 7-17 04) 16, Acres 1-1 80 2, Jim Fairmont St. 108, Davis 8i Elkins 71 Ind.-Pur.-Ft. Wayne 90, S. Indiana 88 New York-Penn League Floyd in the $525,000 Palm Meadows Cup, Third Period—7, Boston, Wesley 13 Paxson 2-4 2-2 6, Grandlson 82 80 0, Indiana 92, Northwestern 76 pionship with a 1:.55.87 clocking. On Maierhofer of Austria was third in 1:23.98. (Bricklev, Joyce), 19:05. Penalties— A-9,399. Fordham60, Klrfleld54 NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE— one of the richest tournaments on the McCabe St...... all Shepard Dr...... all Referee—BobMvers. Linesmen—Wayne Show2-504)4,Lohaus1-204)2,Gamble04)800. Franklin & Marshall 61, WIdener 37 Indianapolis 77, St. Joseph's, ind. 74 Approved the mo ve of the Little Fa I Is Metsto Sunday. Gerard Kemkers of the Nether­ Byers, Bos (slashing), 4:20; Wesley, Bos Totals37-8328-31104. Kalamazoo 69, Albion 67 Australian circuit. Stock Place...... all (holding), 7:37; Kasper, Bos (holding), Bannev, Randy MItton. Frostburg St. 75, Newport News 61 Pittsfield, Mass., for the 1989 season. lands won the 3,000 meters: Ki Tae Bae of CHICAGO (110) Kansas75, Kansas St. 74, OT BASKETBALL No. Main St...... 397-496 East Center St...... 408-608 19:46. Grant 4-9 33 11, PIppen 9-13 2-5 20, (jonnon 98, AdelphI 71 South Korea took the 1.000: and Mey won Last year. Strange began his season with Edberg wins finale Shots on goal—Boston 9-5-10—24. Wa­ O neva 109, Penn St.-Harrisburg 76 Knox86,Monmouth, 111.73 National Basketball Association Kings 9. Whaiers 6 (Saturday Cortwrlght 814 86 23, John Paxson 83 80 0, Luther 70, Dubuaue61 MIAMI HEAT—Signed Todd Mitchell, the 500. a victory in the Sanctuary Cove Classic. shington 13-13-10—36. Jordon 1323181742, Hodoes310806,Sellers Georgetown 86, Boston College60 Hartan St...... 15-83 Hamilton Dr...... all Power-play Opportunities—Boston 1 of game) Glenville St. 65, Concord61 MaloneB9,Ohlo Dominican 75 forward, for the remainder of the season, That win earned him $65,000. ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) — Stefan 44 80 8, Perdue 82 80 0, Vincent 80 04) 0, Gordon95, Johnson St. 69 Mankato St. 87, South Dakota 86 and Craig Neal, guard,toalO^lavcontract. Henry St...... 16-119 Carpenter Dr...... all 2; Woshington 0 of 6. Corzine 80 800. Totals 42-78 2831110. Marquette90, Dayton 86 He went on to win five PGA Tour events in Edberg completed his preparation for the (J^lles-^oston, Lemelln 7-12-4 (36 Grove City 83, John Carrol 177 Australian Open Saturday witJi a forfeit Summit St...... 332-382 McDivitt Dr...... all shots-33 saves). Washington, Peelers 11-4-3 Hartford 3 3 0—6 Harvard 76, Cornel 169 McKendree 79, Indiana-Southeast 71 MILWAUKEE BUCKS-Placed Sidney Marathon to Kaltany the next 12 months, including the U.S. Open Los Angeles 3 i 5—9 Boston 23 29 28 24—104 Haverford92, Beaver 70 MePh erson 90, Kansas WeslynTO Moncrief, guard, on the Inlured list. — his first triumph in a major. victory over Pat Cash in the final of the Rio Wildwood Dr...... all (24-20). Chicago 32 22 26 38-110 MId-Am Nazarene 83, Culver-Stockton 80 Trotter...... all A—18,130. First Period—1, Los Angeles, Tonelll 22 Hunter 70, Baruch 50 Resigned Mark Dayls, guard. HOUSTON (AP) - Richard Kaitany of Challenge exhibition tournament. (KrushelnyskI, LIba), 1:20. 2, Los Angeles, 3Polnt goals—Alnge 2. Fouled out— Johns Hopklns77,NYU74 Mllllkln72,Carthage69 PHOENIX SUNS—Waived AAark Davis, The victory earned Strange $92,000 in Orchard ...... all Referee—Kerry Froser. Linesmen—Dan None. Rebounds—Boston 49 (McHale 13), MInnesotaBO, Iowa 78 Kenya missed a $10,000 bonus by five Haynes St...... all McCourt, Jerry Pateman. Robltallle30(McBean),3:11.3LosAngeles, Junlota69, Scranton 55 guard. Signed T.R. Dunn, guard, to a lO^iay addition to undisclosed appearance money, Cash was forced to withdraw after Winter ...... all Gretzky 31 (LIba, Duchesne), 6:45 (pp). 4, Chicago 41 (Grant 10). Assists—Boston 25 Kings Point 82, Hartwick78 Missouri 96, Iowa St. 71 contract. seconds, but easily won the Houston- (Johnson 7), Chicago 26 (Jordan 11). Total Missouri Baptist 82, Mo. Western 79 but he was not willing to predict another suffering an elbow injury with the score at Knox ...... all Main St...... 285-378 Hartford, Fronds 17 (Maciver, Young),8:37 Kings, Pa. 73, East Stroudsburg 70 HOCKEY Tenneco Marathon Sunday with a course Deviisl.OiiersO (pp). 5, Hartford, Ferraro 19 (Anderson, fouls—Boston 23, Chicago 24. Technical— La Salle81, Manhattan 57 Missouri Val. 85,Graceland81 National Hockey League triumphant year. 6-6 in the first set. Cash may have to Newman...... all Russell...... all Babych), 14:32 (pp). 6, Hartford, Evason 3 John Paxson. A—18,676. Lafayette62, Oloware56 Mo.-St. Louis 92, Lincoln, Mo. 90 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS—Sent Kevin record time of 2 hours, 10 minutes, 4 Mornlngslde77, North Dakota70 withdraw from the first Grand Slam event (Young), 18:26. Penalties—DIneen, Har, Lehigh 107, Rlder82 Stevens, left wing, to Muskegon of the seconds. of the season, which starts Monday. Edmonton 0 0 0—0 mlnor-molor (Instigator, fighting), 1:53; Lakers 116,Clippers95 Lehman61,JohnJay60 Mount Senorlo 77, Lakeland6l international League. Porter St...... 458-650 Brookfield St...... all New Jersey 1 0 0—1 Duguoy, LA, mlnor-malor (roughing, Lock Haven 75, W. Vo. Weslyn 60 Mount Vernon Nazarene 87, Cedarvllle85 Kaitany earned $25,000, but failed to get King wins In Jamaica John McEnroe and Mark Woodforde Wyllys St...... 1-90 Wadsworth Ext...... 157-164 Rrst Period—1, New Jersey, Sundstrom fighting), 1:53; Samuelsson, Har (hlgh- Lowell88, New Haven 80 N. Dakota St. 86, N. Colorado 72 the bonus that goes to the first men’s runner defeated Mats Wilander and Ivan Lendl 7-6 18 (MacLean, Broten), 4:40 (pp). stlcklng), 5:25; Tonelll, LA (holding), 7:41; L.A. LAKERS (116) Loyola, Md. 104, Long Island U. 93 N.lowa105,E.llllnols98 SANDY BAY. Jamaica (AP) — Even East Middle Tpke...... 0-155 Penalties—Messier, Edm (hooking), 3:37; Tippett, Har (holding), 9:03; Tippett, Har N. Kentucky9S,Ashland80 to finish under 2:10:00. (7-4). 6-2 in the doubles final. Charter Oak St...... 141-348 1 Green 86 04) 10, Worthy 9-14 35 21, MIT74, CoastGuardTO though she held the lead throughout, Betsy Messier, Edm (slashing), 6:34; Sund­ (hooking), 12:29; KrushelnyskI, LA (trip­ Abdul-Jabbar 813 2-4 12, Scott 12-20 04) 28, Malne69, New Hampshlre57 N. Michigan 98, Grand Valley St. 95 Radio, T V Kaitany broke the cour.se record of Gardner St...... 3-66 Benton St...... 103-174 strom, NJ (slashing), 11:36; Buchberger, ping), 12:55. Johnson 813 85 22, Thompson 39 81 6, Marlst73, Falrlelgh Dlcklnson69 N E111 Inols 77, Rosary 76 King felt a little uncomfortable. Gardner St. West...... all K m (holding), 17:34; Acton, Edm (hlgh- Second Period—7, Hartford, Young 12 Cooper 1-5 3-3 6, Campbell 36 0 ^ 6, Md.-Baltimore County 89, St. Mary's, Md. NW Oklahoma 73, Emporia St. 71 2:11:11 set in 1982 by Benji Durden. Branford St...... 68-161 stlcklng), 18:35; CIrella, NJ, double (Lawton), 8:17. 8, Los Angeles, Gretzky 32 North Central 86, Auaustana,lll. 67 Britain’s Veronique Marot. the 1986 "Looking back, I am sure that my Highland St. McNamara 2-21-2 5, Rivers 04)800. Tatals 64 TONIGHT Moncrief on the DL Durkin St...... all minor (hIgh-stIckIng, roughing), 18:35; (McSorlev), 9:13. 9, Hortford, DIneen 23 4888 1420 116. Mlllersvllle93, Lincoln, Pa. 36 Northern St.,S.D. 80, Minot St. 77 winner, pulled away to win the women’s opening round of 64 set me up for this win,” (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 Daneyko, NJ, misconduct, 18:35; (Francis, Lawton), 13:41. 10, Hartford, L.A. CLIPPERS (95) Monmouth, N.J. 86, Robert Morris 73 Northland81, Winona St. 69 7 p.m. — College hockey: Proyidence King said after capturing the inaugural Sycamore Lane...... all E. Middle Tpke...... 216-236 Gregg, Edm (holding), 19:01. M ocD erm ld 8, 18:30 (pp). Penalties— Smith 7-9 86 19, Norman 4-14 33 11, Moravian 88, W. A6orvland74 Northwestern, Iowa 106, Iowa Weslyn 92 at New Hampshire, NESN division in 2: .30:16. finishing more than two MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Milwaukee Klelnendorst, Har (roughing), 12:06; Cross­ Benlamln9-123321, Dailey 11-192-424, Nixon Muhlenberg 101, Lebanon Val. 67 Oakland, Mich. 101, Orchard Lake St. 7:30 p.m. — College basketball; minutes ahead of Kim Jones of the United $500,000 LPGA Jamaica Classic by six Bucks have placed veteran guard Sidney Second Period—None. Penaltles-^Kurrl, man, LA (roughing), 12:06; NIcholls, LA 2-704)4, Wolf 2-304)4, Wllllams2-72-46, Klte84) N. Adams St. 102, Dominican, N.Y. 81 Mary's99 Syracuse at UConn, ESPN, WPOP Center St...... 658-872 even 7:30 p.m. — Whalers at Maple Leafs, States, the runner-up in 2:32:31. strokes over Nancy Lopez. “ But just the Moncrief on the injured list and re-signed Main St...... 1-174 Edm (hooking), 12:55; Verbeek, NJ (roughing), 16:43. 04) 0, (Sarrick 1-2 04) 2, Gondrezick 2-3 04) 4, N.J. Tech 114, Stevens Tech 33 Ohio St. 83, Michigan St. 81 Falknor Dr...... all (slashing), 12:55; Huddy, Edm (hooking), Third Period—11, Los Angeles, Duguav6 Totals4876182195. New Hampshire Coll. I ll, Bridgeport 87 Ohio Weslyn 121,Oberlln95 SportsChannel, WTIC fact that I could shoot that well meant that guard Mark Davis, the NBA club an­ Grove...... 1-47 15:57. (Tonelll, Laldlaw), 2:04. 12, Los Angeles, Olivet Nazarene 81, Purdue-Calumet 63 7:30 p m. — Celtics ot Pistons, Olcott St...... 76-159 Pine Hill...... all L.A. Lakers 31 34 27 24—116 Northeastern 90,Canlslus80 Channel 61 there were a lot of other players that could nounced Sunday. Third Period—None. Penalties— Duguoy 7 (Robitallle), 6:49.13, Los Angeles, L.A. Clippers 28 29 15 23— 95 Norwich78, Daniel Webster43 Otterbein 81, Musk Ingum 70 put that score together." G.Anderson, Edm (roughing), :13; Vell- Tonelll 23 (NIcholls, Laldlaw), 10:08.14, Los 3PoInt goals—Scott 4, Johnson, Cooper. Oneonta St. 61, New Paltz St. 54 Purdue68, Wlsconsln62 9:30 p.m. — College basketball: Ohia Moncrief, averaging 13.4 points this Center St...... 771-947 odd schek, NJ (tripping), 2:58. Angeles, NIcholls 44 (Duguoy, Duchesne), Fouled out—None. Rebounds—L.A. Lakers Pace 87, Southam pton 59 Quincy 84, NEMIssourl 82 State at Michigan, ESPN Esiason may back out On Sunday. King wrapped up the victory season, pulled a quadriceps tendon above Jefferson St...... all Shots on gool—Edmonton 6-10-10—26. RloGrande73, Walsh 72 Jarvis Rd...... all 13:25. 15, Los Angeles, NIcholls 45 (Tonelll, 53 (Green, Johnson 9), L.A. Clippers 35 Phlla. Pharmacy 71, Baptist Bible, Pa. 62 with a 1-under-par 70 to finish with an Morse Rd...... all Kenwood Dr...... all New Jersey 16-10-13—39. Gretzky), 19:18 (en). Penalties— (Beniamin 13). Assists—L.A. Lakers 32 Phlla. Textlle73, LeMoyne60 Roosevelt 78, St. Fronds, 111.68 MIAMI (AP) — Boomer Esiason, the his right knee in Friday’s victory over the Power-play (Xiportunltles—Edmonton MocDermld, Har (roughing), 5:15; Taylor, (Johnson 12), L.A. Clippers 32 (Nixon 13). Plattsburgh St. 92, Binghamton St. 82 S. Dakota Tech 80, Dakota St. 62 II- under total of 202 for 54 holes. Lopez shot Miami Heat. He mu.st sit out a minimum of Salem Rd...... all Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 S.llllnols75,Drake70 NFL’s Most Valuable Player, might back 0 of 2; New Jersey 1 of 7. LA (slashing), 5:15; McSorlev, LA, double Totalfouls—L.A. Lakers 15, L.A.Cllppers23. pjymouth St. 95, Thomas Coll. 63 Calendar a final-round 69 and was next at 208, five games and cannot rejoin the active Whitney Rd...... all Union Place...... all Goalies—Edmonton, Fuhr, 11-13-3 (39 minor (roughing, tripping), 19:55; Samuels­ Technical—Beniamin. A—15,352. Potsdam St. 72, Cortland St. 56 SE Missouri 88, NW Missouri St. 85, OT out of the Pro Bowl because he doesn’t like shots-38 saves). New Jersey, Burke, 14-15-6 son, Har (sloshing), 19:55. Randolph-Macon 83, St. Thomas Aquinos SlU-EdwardsvIlle 88, Ky. Wesleyan 77 being the most vulnerable player. followed by Lori Gorbaezand Marth Nause, roster before a Jan. 24 game with Union St...... 133-264 SW Baptlst85, Pittsburg St. M EIro St...... all (26-26). Shots on goal—Hartford 12-14-11—37. Los Shortly after arriving Sunday with the each at 210. Sacramento. A_19,040. Angeles9-8-16—33. Mavericks 111, Traiibiazersi OB Rhode Island 88, St. Bonaventure 73 Flower St...... all Referee—Andy vanHellemond. TODAY “ It was very hard playing with that kind Power-play Opportunities—Hartford 3 of Rlchmond76, Navy74,OT Boys Basketball rest of the Cincinnati Bengals to prepare for East Middle Tpke....0-162 even Squire Village...... all Linesmen—Ron Asselstine, Brod Lazoro- 4; LosAngeles1of3. PORTLAND (108) Rochester67,C3iIcaoo59 , _ of lead.” King said, “ I didn’t play as wlch. East Catholic at St. Joseph, 7pm the Super Bowl, Esiason said he was Goalies—Harttord,Llut,7-141 (32shots-24 Bryant 2-3 2-2 6, Kersey 7-11 84 14, Rutgers-Nevrark 72, Montclair St. 58 Rec Hoop Girls Basketball considering passing up the Pro Bowl. aggressively in places as I should have and Armstrong Ineligible saves). Los Angeles, Fitzpatrick, 6-43 Jahnson 7-133417, Drexler 11-252-325, Porter S. Connecticut 81, Fronklln Pierce 77 Ellington at East Catholic, 7 p.m. I am certain it’s because of the large lead I (37-31). 7-167-923, Vandeweghe8152-215, Young 2-3 S. Maine 67, SE Massachusetts 60 Esiason. .scheduled to start for the AFC in 8abres3, Flames 2 Ice Hockey held at the time. DALLAS (AP) — Kato Armstrong, A—16,005. 804, Jones 1-2 2-34, Anderson 80800. Totals Salem, W.Va. 85, Alderson-Brooddus 78 Manchester ys. South Windsor (Hart­ the Jan. 29gameinHonolulu. saidhe’sworn Referee—Bob Hall. Linesmen—Ryan 43881827108. Seton Hall76, Connecticut 62 ford Arena), 8 a.m. “ I was trying not to falter out there today. leading scorer for the Southern Methodist OalBory 0 i 1—2 Bozak, Kevin Collins. DALLAS (111) Slena69, Vermont 58 Boiton league Notre Dome ys. East Catholic (Bolton out from the season and concerned about basketball team, has been declared aca­ Buffalo t 1 0—3 Aguirre 815 2-4 14, Perkins 89 86 18, St. Anselm94,Sprlngfleld89 Ice Palace), 10 a.m. getting hurt in the Pro Bowl. He played in I know that it tends to give the players in CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 R rst Period—1, Buffalo, Sheppard 13 Donaldson 2-2 2-2 6, Harper 818 86 20, St. John's65, Syracuse 63 Junior League — Bolton Green 55 your group new life if they see you demically ineligible to play for the spring (Owen Svalestaad 38, Andy Lessard 10, the 1986 Pro Bowl as a backup, and (Ruuttu, Bodger), 18:27 (pp). Penalties— Blackman 11-19 2-4 24, Davis 2-3 34 8, St. Peter's71, HolyCross66 TUESDAY struggling, so I was trying not to appear seme.ster, university officials said Sunday. Ruuttu, Buf (hIgh-stIckIng), 9:25; Nat- Schrempf 46 36 11, Wennlngton 2-6 04) 4, Staten Island127, CCNY92 Tom W right 5), Rte. Sixers 45 (Jason Beys Basketball remembers feeling like he was fair game Stockton St. 87, Kean86 Dubok 25, Delman Lebel 9). that way on the back nine” Armstrong led the Mustangs with a 19.9 tress. Cal (holding), 16:43; Macinnis, Cal Bowling Tyler 35 04) 6.Totals 42-83 2432 111. Manchester at Windham, 7:30 for defensive linemen. (cross-checking), 17:33; Turgeon, Buf Portland 34 27 27 20—108 Stonehlll96, Bryant 83 Bolton Lakers 55 (Greg Buonome 15, RHAM at Cheney Tech, 7:30 King took home $75,000 with the victory, scoring average this season. He finished as (sloshing), 18:00; McCrImmon, Cal — ■ Dallas 34 29 25 23—111 Susquehonna77, Drew56 Max Schardt 14, Cory Sliver 10, Shawn Rocky HIM at Bolton, 7:30 "I just have nightmares of Reggie White Swarthmore71, Al vernla60 Boothrovd 10), Redmen 32 (Seth Cham- Hollis Stacy, Beth Daniel and Rosie Jones the .seventh leading scorer in Southern (some); Loob, Cal (sloshing), 19:26. „ . 3Polnt goals—Porter 2, Harper 2, East Hampton ot Coyentry, 7:30 running me down," Esiason said. "Two Second Pertod—2, Buffalo, NoPler 8 HolldaV CSterSrS Drexler, Vandeweghe, Ojvis. Fouled Towson St. 75, CJrexel 73 berland 15, H arry Hoard, Ron M orin 6). Girls Basketball tied for fifth at 211. Jones had the best round Methodi.st history with 1,297 points and (Turgeon), 6:41. 3, Colgorv, Mullen 28 ' out—None. Rebounds—Portland 41 Trenton St. 102, RamapoTO Prep League — Pistons 26 (Jeff King Windham ot Manchester, 7:30 years ago he and Dexter Manley were just iianrl|patpr Bpralft of the day, a 67. ranked fourth among SMU’s career leaders (Gllmour), 11:34. 4, Buffalo, Turgeon 20 A Bull 136, M arilyn Pierce 128357, (Drexler 8), Dallas 62 (Schrempf 12). Union, N.Y. 94, St. Lawrence 89, OT 24, Lakers 25 (John Hess 13, David Bolton at East Granby, 3:30 creaming me” (B odg^, Cloutier), 16:00 (pp). Penalties— Assists—Portland 32 (Porter 13), Dallas Utica 105, Fredonia St. 99,20T Laughmon 8). Boys Swimming with 389 assists. Tucker, Buf (tripping), 4:29; Amlel, Buf J. Fellows 131-353, Pauline 29 (H arperll). Total fouls—Portland 20, Vlllanova76, Provldence67 Celtics 23 (Steve Chamberland 13, Tim Conard at Manchester, 3:30 (holding); 8:47; Hortmon, Buf (charging). (3«ldel 127, M uffv T olh iirt loo Dallas 19. A—17,007. Wagner99, St. Fronds, Pa. 91 CItronI 6), Sixers 10 (Kevin Hahn 6). « 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan 16. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 16, 1989 — 19 McCALL OF THE WILD by Dumas A Crawford KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright , ' ’I PK36IMS, I m a . I DOMT WANT TO ID 3MT W A M TTO ^U S reN , LET'S HtDoeSN^T gOME. BAD MEWS , HEAR ABOUT IT.' A55W ABOUT IT ! JUMP IN TWE CAR WANT TO HEAR FOCUS/Advicc ABOUT IT! ----- J

International Forgiveness Week begins DosTiNci (;n i^e r b 0>s t h a n t)0 NoN-*^rreN ovJ(HCR5. A DEAR READERS: Tuesday: Forgive your friends and Verdun. Did you know there is an associates. Forgiveness is the tiny slate-gray International Forgive­ sparrow which has built its nest of ness Week? Well, Wednesday: Forgive across eco­ nomic lines within your own nation. twigs and string among the shards of neither did I, until last Dear Abby Thursday: Forgive across cultural glass upon the wall of shame. PEANUTS by Charlas M. Schulz year. And this is the lines within your own nation. Forgiveness is the child who laughs , p week. Abigail Van Buren A Friday: Forgive across political in m erry ecstasy beneath the toothed SEE? ITS A PM0T06RAPH J If you are a card- he's the one U)E SHOOLP INVITE lines within your own nation. fence that closes in Da Nang. ' OF All the PUPPIE5..SN00PV/ carrying member of the TO THE "U6LY P06" CONTEST.' Saturday; Forgive other nations. Forgiveness is the frangrance of the ANP SPIKE ARE RI6HT human race, there is at Only the brave know how to forgive. violet which stiil clings fast to the heel THERE IN FRONT... least one person in your A coward never forgives. that crushed it. life who needs your -cy It is not in his nature. Forgiveness is the broken dream I'lfr forgiveness. Or perhaps it's you who On the face of your human brother Robert Muller which hides itself within the corner of needs to be forgiven. So, get abaord or sister. “Have you seen the steroids commercial with the mind oft called forgetfulness, so the mea culpa bandwagon. Robert the guy doing a baton routine with barbells?" Be always the first Many years ago, B.C. (Before that it will not bring pain to the Muller, former assistant secretary- 1989 by NEA. Inc Do not wait for others to forgive Column), I came across this particu­ dreamer. general of the United Nations, wrote For by forgiving larly poignant description of Forgiveness is the reed which BUGS BUNNY by Wornor Broa. this piece especially for International You become the master of fate forgiveness: stands up straight and green when Forgiveness Week: The fashioner of life 1-16 © ‘‘Forgiveness is the fragrance of the nature’s mighty rampage halts, full AP photo COME ON...WORK A LITTLE D-DO£o oktM A LI I I L k H The doer of miracles. HARI5ER.' THIS CAN BUILD violet which still clings fast to the heel spent. HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne !ilSKY FOR YOU, M DECIDE TO FORGIVE To forgive is the highest. UP YOUR ARIv\S.' it that crushed it.” No source was Forgiveness is a God who will not CRITICS’ CHOICE — Meryl Streep and Decide to forgive Most beautiful form of love. CAN'T HURTyonf credited, so I searched for years until leave us after all we’ve done. Jeremy Irons get together In New York For resentment is negative In return you will receive I finally found it. And here it is: Wa MMA p l a y C A T c:M ? Resentment is poisonous Untold peace and happiness. Sunday after receiving the 1989 New Resentment diminishes and de- York Film Critics Circle awards for best FORGIVENESS Don't put off writing thank-you notes, vours the self Here is the program for achieving a by George Roemisch letters of sympathy, etc. because you don't actress and best actor. Streep won for Be the first to forgive, truly forgiving heart; know what to soy. Get Abby's booklet, "How to Write Letters for All Occasions." Send a her role in “A Cry in the Dark" and Irons To smile and to take the first step. Sunday: Forgive yourself. Forgiveness is the wind-blown bud check or money order for $2.(9 to: Dear was cited for his work in “Dead Ringers." And you will see happiness bloom Monday: Forgive your family. Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount which blooms in placid beauty at Morris, III. A1054. (Postage Is included.) ■«(« Waow B'D I-/6-39 0>»K'bu««d by HFA me WIT OF THE WORLD -X Large corporations search PEOPLE LI'L ABNER by Al Capp 1-16 RICHTER BUT AH ISWME AM K E E P S h e a p i n 'TW' A MOOSE GFIABBED ME. EY K HOW THET AH GOT ITS USA Celebs honor NBC chief OWM FLESH SAME STORY, EVT o c T o ^ D E A R BRUCE: I live in a small town where there simultaneous heart and liver transplant, was w s m >OU SlAP PiPN’T -mRT SHOULD DEAR READER: Each human child is normally are few restaurants and all of them are quite small. discharged from a hospital after seven days of HiPERMfiTE TH15 HOtPWM yii FDP^FAEUING / ( PREi^IPEHT H I / M Y born with a pair of sex-differentiation chromo­ None are large enough to be required to have a tests determined her liver was working Ft)P?..P0P?,„POP.5’ A?LEFR. $Ay “nu SPRlHS... somes; XX for female, XY for male. Kleinfelter’s properly. p a h non-smoking area. $ L O O P ^0\L. syndrome refers to a relatively common (one in I am a offended by people who smoke during Smart Money Stormie, of White Settlement, Texas, re­ TDKEEP ■ W -3 every 700 births) chromosome abnormality in turned to Pittsburgh last week after routine meals and would prefer to sit in a non-smoking area H1MAVH4WE. C l / o / ^ ^ / T which an extra "fem ale” chromosome is present or indeed in a non-smoking restaurant. How can I Bruce Williams tests in Texas showed elevated blood levels, a (XXY). persuade the restaurants to exclude smokers or at sign of possible liver malfunction. Most affected males are normal in appearance least put them off in a corner where they don’t Her blood levels returned to normal during a and intellect, but are sterile. The typical individual bother anyone? stay in Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh and ^TB[^ILI%IN6 my /Y/TEM. is tall, with underdeveloped testicles and a tendency S.W., tests showed her body was not rejecting the to breast enlargement. Many Kleinfelter’s patients CONSHOHOCKEN, PA. liver, hospital spokeswoman Lynn McMahon show specific deficits in verbal I.Q., reading and use said Sunday. ' 1 WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll of speech. This can be improved by speech and D E A R S.W.: While rules vary with regard to size, month on the loan. I don’t have the furniture, and I Stormie, who suffered from hypercholeste­ rJ language therapy. Some affected boys are retarded. in many areas it is up to the small re.staurant owner didn’t borrow the money, but they insist that it is my rolemia, which causes fat to accumulate in the Tem per outbursts are not usual in K lein felter’s whether or not to provide separate smoking and responsiblity. Is it? blood, received the transplants at Children’s syndrome, although such behavioral abnormalities non-smoking areas. A.R., Hospital in February 1984. Bridge are common in a related condition called the X YY Your best course of action would be to discuss OAKLAND, CALIF. syndrome. your concerns with the restaurant owner. If he or In any case. I think that your doctor was she is unwilling to provide a smoke-free area, vote D E A R A .R .: In most cases, you are on the hook. I insensitive to place blame on you for your son’s with your feet. Eat elsewhere. say "in most cases” because there is always an NORTH I-W-89 tract. But he played too quickly. When ♦ K Q 5 Caution: chromosomal abnormality. While it’s true that the This is true in almost any area of commerce. If exception, meaning there may be relief available Our Language the heart four was led to East's jack, older the age at pregnancy, the more risk for V8 you don’t agree with the way the business is being through some quirk of local law. You may want to ♦ A 10 9 7 5 2 bad split ahead declarer took the ace and immediately inherited abnormalities in the child, the doctor run, let the owner know. If enough people feel as you review this matter with an attorney practicing in 4KQ4 ruffed a heart. Then he played the king unfairly placed a burden on you. Younger women do, the rules will change. For example, look at the your state. Taunt mocks or insults. It’s proper to spell the WEST EAST By James Jacoby of clubs. There was now no way to also give birth to babies with a variety of genetic airlines. A few years ago it would have been Usually, however, when you co-sign for a loan, ending like aunt, but it’s considered rude to taunt « J 4 3 4 10 9 6 avoid a second club loser. W disorders. Declarer does not hurt his chances if unthinkable for airplanes not to have smoking you are just as responsible to pay it off as the your aunt. V 10 7 4 V Q J 9 6 5 2 Last October in Venice, Italy, the he wins the heart ace and then starts I do not believe that you are at fault. Rather than primary borrower is. The money was loaned Stucco refers to plaster or finish for surfacing ♦ Q 4 3 ♦ K J 8 6 United States team of Bob Wolff, Bob sections. Now by federal law, flights under two the clubls. If both defenders follow, he feeling guilty about your son’s problem, make sure because of your good credit and not his. ♦ A 10 7 6 Hamman, Seymon Deutsch, Eric Rod- CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vanca Rodewalt hours don’t allow smoking; indeed, some airlines walls. If you’re stuck on its pronunciation, here’s a will be Able to safely ruff a heart in that he is given the oportunity to receive special have adopted no-smoking rules without regard to It seems to me that for $1,400 you got the better tip: the start of stucco sounds like stuck. SOUTH well, Jeff Meckstroth and Jim Jacohy won the World Team Olympiad, which dummy before drawing the remaining training. This will certainly include a pediatrician, the length of the flight. Clearly smoking is becoming end of this — in that the guy involved was obviously 4 A 8 7 2 YOUR BOOY IS RNALXY BBSIM- is held every four years. When it was trumps. But here, when East shows i 5 t « r speech therapist, additional help in school, and less and less socially acceptable. an undesirable character and you’re well rid of him. QUESTION: What exactly is the difference T A K 3 MY FOOT N IN & ID CATCH Up WITH VOUR 4 out, declarer will switch tactics, yib psychological counseling as needed. There is a very valuable lesson here: Never, ever between the words adapt and adopt? held for the first time in Turin, Italy, 4 J 9 8 5 3 2 throwing his heart loser on the ace of 16 N U M B / HEAD. Don’t let your doctor throw up his hands and co-sign unless you are prepared to make the in 1960, my father played on the U.S. team. I too played once before, in diamonds and returning to his hand to ISTWAT mainstream your youngster when the child could be DEAR BRUCE: About 18 months ago I co-signed payments because frequently the end result is that Vulnerable: Neither ANSWER: Adapt changes or adjusts to make fit; 1972, and our team that year was run­ pass the eight of clubs through West. vA SHOT? helped by professional guidance. If you can’t get the a loan for my boyfriend so he could buy furniture for the co-signer, and not the original borrower, foots Dealer: •Rn''rh adopt chooses or takes as one’s own. For example, ner-up. My teammates Wolff and It’s true that the unfortunate club split help you need from him perhaps you should see a our apartment. About a month ago. when I was at West North Elast Soutt the bill. when you consider adopting, you shouid spend time Hamman were on the team in 1980 means that the slam will now depend different doctor. I'm sending you a copy of my work, he packed up all the furniture and left, and I 1 4 on spades splitting 3-3, and they do. adapting to the possibility. Pass I ♦ 24 Pass and 1984, but had yet to be victorious. Health Report. Choosing a Physician: Make a It’s also true that a 4-0 club split is have no idea where he is. Pass 34 Pass 3 4 This week and later we will look at very rare, but South should have pro­ Decision for Good Health, which may help you. If only that were all of the problem! I don’t care Bruce Williams. 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Jan. 16. 1989 P u zzles Cartwright plays range of roles SCIENCE & HEALTH INBREF UConn sets abortion study ACROSS 4 Landing boat Answer to Previous Puzzle By Kathryn Baker torture.” 5 Prank The Associated Press FARMINGTON (AP) - A University of 1 Seasoning O 6 Where Naples T V Topics WHEN SHE PLAYED Ethel Kennedy in Connecticut Health Center doctor is looking for 5 Dunks is NEW YORK — During the filming of the “ Robert Kennedy and His Times,” a CBS Heartbeat chaos may be sign of health women to participate in a study of repeated 9 Hurry 7 Bench A classic thriller, “The Birds,” Veronica 12 Brings about 3 Fruit and wine miniseries, she had to quickly enlist her spontaneous abortions. 13 Virginia willow punch Cartwright would take Alfred Hitchcock his niece, Rebecca, to play a bit part as one of the By Lee Siegel rules. As a result, scientists in many the absence of subtle chaos in heart the brain as it processes information. Dr. Anne Parke said she is studying whether 14 Uncle 9 Split tea. Kennedys’ children. The Associated Press fields have rushed to find examples of rates — might help predict who faces Freeman said. the presence of certain antibodies, known as 15 R a t-___ - ____ 10 Center of “ Every afternoon at 4:30,” said the I ’ve been really lucky, and the parts that I’ve "They had put in a call to general casting to this chaos — or orderly disorder — in elevated risk for having their heart ’’His work could lead to a new anti-phospholipid antibodies, results in spon­ 16 Beginning of shield English-born actress, then a 12-year-old child day gotten have been really different and not send down two sets of twins. They sent an SAN FRANCISCO — Subtle chaos in their fields of study. stop, Goldberger said. generation of computers that more taneous abortions. 11 Undiluted, as 17 Basketball org. star. “ He loved the fact that I was from really in the same realm which makes it Oriental set and an Hispanic set,” she heartbeat patterns may be a sign of Not everyone accepts the theory. closely duplicate human brain func­ Parke said there is a 15 percent chance of liquor Mandell said pituitary cells are 18 Beast of burden Bristol, because he used to tell me all the best exciting.” recalled. “ They’re going, ‘No, these are health, while monotonous regularity University of Wisconsin economist spontaneous abortion in all pregnancies, but 19 Sault _ . another example of chaos-as-health tion, and new ways of diagnosing 19 Short for M wine cellars to go to, like it was really going to Jack Nicholson, who had directed her in might help doctors predict if someone the rate is higher in women who have an Marie supposed to be Kennedy’s children! ’” William Brock attacked some of its and order-as-illness. The cells nor­ brain disorders” by looking for A Solomon help me at 12. I wish I could remember some faces an increased risk of sudden autoimmune disease, such as systemic lupus 21 Oriental “ Goin’ South,” had suggested herfor the role Rebecca, then 3, performed so admirably, extensions, which he.didn’t specify, as mally secrete hormones in irregular deviations from subtle brain-wave 20 Waiting for of them now.” death from cardiac arrest, re­ erythematosus. vSLE is characterized by the women's as the small-town prude in “ The Witches of director Marvin Chomsky leaped up and "really wild stuff that tends to make bursts to help control growth, but patterns, a University of California quarters Cartwright got her start in William Wyler’s Eastwick,” a part that had been written with searchers say. production of autoantibodies, which are 22 Calif, time shouted, “ Give her her (Screen Actors Guild) us look like we re a bunch of quacks.” Mandell's research found that when news release speculated. 23 Respectful title 1962 film “The Children’s Hour.” Most Scientists hope the theory of chaos, proteins that attack the body’s own tissues. 24 Three feet an older actress in mind. Her performance card! (Jive her her card!” she recalled Normal heartbeats are commonly such cells turn cancerous, they emit 25 Skillful recently her roles have included “ The Mathematical patterns in the ap­ 26 Boats was praised, but she said it set her career proudly. which says orderly patterns can be viewed as regular and periodic, but hormones steadily. The doctor says she needs as volunteers: 29 Sea plant 26 Eat by regimen Witches of Eastwick," “ The Right Stuff” and disguised as disorder, also will help parently random timing of measles, healthy mothers between the ages of 16 and 45 38 Most beloved 49 Performance back briefly, because casting agents thought the pattern really is more erratic than 33 Believe___ 27 Director Walter Freeman, a physiologist at rubella or mumps epidemics in New 39 Fade away “ Alien ” and the critically acclaimed HBO she was older than she is, her late 30s. CARTWRIGHT PULLS OUT another pho­ them learn how the brain works and people assume, said Dr. Ary Gold- who have successfully given birth, healthy ___ not Preminger 51 LL.B. the University of California, Berke­ York, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Detroit, 41 Drug agey. series “ Tanner ’88.” tograph of ” my bear,” her husband, Richard plan the best time to give vaccines to berger, a Harvard Medical School women between 16 and 45 who have never had 34 Brainstorm 28 Fathered 53 Artist Salvador ley, said that by implanting elec­ St. Louis, Copenhagen and Aberdeen, 30 Most reliable 43 Twisted She can be seen Tuesday night in the CBS •T WANTED TO GET out on 'Bull Durham.’ Compton, on the set of a “ Miami Vice” prevent epidemics. cardiologist, and Dr. Arnold Mandell, children and habitual aborters of any age. 36 Norma___ trodes in rabbits’ brains, he disco­ Scotland, recently were found by a (Sally Field 31 Hop kiln 45 Heath plant movie “ Desperate for Love,’’ playing the I was too old. Susan (Sarandon) gets it, and episode he was directing. They moved to New The extension of the mathematical a psychiatry professor at the Univer­ Women interested in participating should 54 Beverages team led by William Schaffer, of the movie) 32 New York ball 47 French mother of a teen-ager who is accused of she’s three years older than I am! ’ ’ she said. York last August after he just up one day and theory into biology and medicine was sity of California, San Diego. vered subtle but orderly brain-wave call 679-2160 or 679-2174 in Farmington. University of Arizona at Tucson’s 37 WWII area club stoneware 57 The (Ger.) murder. Cartwright’s sister, Angela, was a regular announced he was sick of the West Coast. discussed Sunday during the annual Goldberger said his studies found patterns hidden in the seemingly N evolutionary biology department. 38 Trickle 35 Princess___ 48 Baseball events 58 502, Roman “ That was funny when they sent us the on TV in “ Make Room for Daddy” and “ Lost ” I wasn’t going to divorce him just because meeting of the American Association subtly chaotic variations from beat to random electrical activity. Each time Attitude may slow AIDS 39 Do housework a rabbit sniffed and recognized a 1 2 3 10 11 T-shirts, ” she said during lunch at a midtown in Space.” Angela lives in Tolucca Lake, he wanted to move to New York,” she said. for the Advancement of Science. beat occur in healthy hearts, but such Some critics have accused the team 40 Chewy candy particular odor, the part of the brain SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Positive thinking, 42 Turns n Manhattan restaurant. “ It says ‘Desperate Calif., and devotes her time to running a gift The city does seem to have won her over since The theory, popularized by James fluctuations are not found in people of trying to explain too much with 12 ’ responsible for the sense of smell exercise, support from friends and other ways 44 Florida county For Love.’ Can you imagine me wearing that shop and raising two children, Jessica, 7, and they moved here. Gieick’s best-selling 1987 book who face an increased risk of death chaos theory. But if epidemics have down the street here?” produced a similar pattern, he said. of reducing stress may help AIDS victims slow 46 Soak (flax) 1 5 " Jesse, 3, Veronica said. ” I was walking to the post office one day,... “ Chaos,” holds that complex and from sudden cardiac arrest. hidden regularity, it could help public the disease’s progression, researchers said. 47 Be successful The doting aunt pulled out pictures of the and this guy is walking by goes, ‘I love your seemingly random events such as Existing cardiac monitoring devi­ The discovery "gets to the heart of health officials conduct vaccination (2 wds.) J ” But some AIDS researchers at the annual 18 20 THE MOVIE WAS shot in Georgia and is kids. She said her sister works on occasion, if work! Thank you so much!’ and kept on weather, the flow of water in a stream ces listen for average heart rate and how brains work” by revealing order campaigns when they would be most 50 Devilftsh meeting of the American Association for the based on a real-life case from Mississippi. it’s convenient and doesn’t take her away walking. You go, ’Thanks! ’ I mean, it makes or stock market fluctuations really extra beats. But devices designed to in the ceaseless and seemingly effective, the journal Science re­ 52 Actress Lupino Advancement of Science cast doubt on the Cartwright seems surprised when it is from her family. you feel so great! They know what you’ve may result from simple equations or detect monotonous regularity — or chaotic electrical “ noise” emitted by ported earlier this month. 55 Repent theory. 56 Improve suggested that she works a lot. “ Maybe she got saturated when she was a been in. And here, they’ll tell you. They don’t “ The jury is still out,” said Janice language of “ I ’m glad it seems that way,” she said. kid, I don’t know,” Cartwright said. “ She was bug you about it, they just want you to know Kiecolt-Glaser, a clinical psychologist at the 58 Business “ Sometimes when I’m off fora month, I start on series for 12 years. No, I ’m the only nut in that they like it. In L.A. they don’t do that. It’s agreement Ohio State University College of Medicine. to panic and go, 'Where’s my next .job?’ Yeah, the family. I like to subject myself to terribly flattering.” Heart disease death rate drops dramatically 59 Airline info “ We encourage people (infected with the 60 Cult AIDS virus) to do things that may be helpful By Daniel Q. Haney blood vessels. Cancer, the No. 2 killer, 61 ___ of Wight we can’t approach without meaning­ still killing almost 1 million Ameri­ and certainly can’t be harmful,” such as 62 Fast aircraft The Associated Press took 466,000 lives. ful treatment.” cans a year, and we’ve got a long way exercising, getting adequate sleep and nutri­ (abbr.) T V Tonight However, Weisfeldt, a heart spe­ The association’s latest figures to go.” 63 Salver tion and avoiding drugs and alcohol, said Dr. MONTEREY, Calif. - Heart dis­ cialist at Johns Hopkins University, show that more than one in four About 60 percent of the heart-attack 64 How sweet 4 7 Karl Goodkin, a psychiatrist at the University 4 8 4 9 ease remains the nation’s biggest Americans suffers some form of cautioned that much work remains in deaths occur before the victim of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in @0) MOVIE: 'Rebel' An American de­ have changed since the turbulent 1960s. killer, taking a life every 32 seconds, cardiovascular disease, and almost 5 5 5 : 0 0 P M [M A X ] MOVIE: ’The Blob’ A 0® Current Affair improving care and encouraging reaches the hospital. Studies show Dallas. DOWN serter becomes involved with an Aus­ Tom Berenger, Glenn Close, William Hurt half eventually die from it. rnan-eating mass of outer space slime ter (61) Free Government Cash but researchers have made ” unbe- people to take better care of that about half of all heart attack ronzes a small town. McQueen's film de­ tralian nightclub singer in Sydney during 1983, Rated R 5 9 lievable” progress in taming the However, the figures also bear out World War II. Matt Dillon. Debbie Byrne, [C N N ] Newsnight themselves. victims wait more than two hours W W II event but Steve McQueen, Aneta Corsaul, Earl 1 0:30PM a s Odd Couple the brightening outlook: Between 1976 Scientists train dolphin Smallest Rowe 1958 Bryan Brown 1985 [E S P N ] NFL Theatre: Focus on football disease, according to the American “I believe we can prevent at least 50 before getting to an emergency room. 6 2 $4) House on the Waterfall A film portrait particle (22)ALF (CC) ALF's expose earns Willie a (60 min.) (R) Heart Association. percent of the ischemic heart disease and 1986, the death rate from all forms Weisfeldt said a major goal is 5 ; 3 5 P M [T M C ] m o v ie 'Charade' A of "Falirngwater, " a landmark house de­ VIRG INIA BEACH, Va. (AP) - A young Impervious to woman becomes the target when her mur­ guest spot on David Horowitz's consumer [M A X ] MOVIE: ’Wall Street’ (CC) An Figures released Sunday show that in the United States by the year 2000 if of cardiovascular disease fell 24 advocate show (In Stereo) signed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. (R) getting people to go to the hospital dolphin that has refused to leave Broad Bay’s rain ® tlM. NEWSPAPER ENTERPtltSE ASSN 16 dered husband's cronies look for a hidden ambitious young stockbroker skyrockets (26) INN News deaths from heart and blood vessel we stop smoking, get cholesterol percent, including 28 percent for heart within three or four hours of the first chilly waters for six weeks despite two federal stash Cary Grant. Audrey Hepburn, James @4 National Geographic A look at the to success under the tutelage of a ruthless attacks and 40 percent for strokes. Coburn 1963 many species of birds (60 min ) ® Hersey's Hollywood corporate raider. Michael Douglas, Charlie disease have dropped 24 percent treated if it’s above 220 and identify sign of heart attacks. During this rescue attempts is being trained to survive the “ The good news is that we continue (26) MOVIE: 'Jailhouse Rock' A young OS Super Estelar Sheen, Daryl Hannah. 1987 Rated R. (In during the past decade. Researchers and treat hypertension,” he said. period, there is still time to give them winter. 6 : 0 0 P M C3] (T ) C3b) (40 News Stereo) Southerner in jail for manslaughter is St attribute the improvement to health­ Ischemic heart disease is the to see an improvement in the death drugs to dissolve the blood clots that “ Because he’s young, he would normally be S j Three's Company Part 1 of 2 [HBO] 1 8t Ten: The Bulls Mean Busi­ taught by his cellmate to play the guitar ness (CC) Fights develop over everything [USA] Dragnet ier living habits and better treatment. clogging of blood vessels that feed the rate from the biggest killer of our ® Matt Houston and sing Elvis Presley, Judy Tyler. Mickey are causing their heart attacks. This in a herd of dolphins and depend on the CELEBRITY CIPHER from parking to player trades (In Stereo) 1 2:05A M CB Pat Sajak Show “ The public ought to appreciate the heart. It underlies most heart attacks, population,” said Dr. Bernadine treatment can save lives and reduce Celebrity Cipher cryptograms aie created from quotations by famous people, past and present (11) Benson Shaughnessy 1957 experience of older animals for guidance,” Each letter In the cipher stands for another. Today s clue V equals W 10:35PM [D IS ] Animals in Action [TMC] MOVIE: She's progress that has been made in heart the single most lethal heart ailment. Healy of the Cleveland Clinic Founda­ the disability of heart attacks. Joseph R. Geraci, a U.S. Marine Mammal (18 Mission; Impossible Part 1 of 2 30) Martin Luther King: W e Are the 12:15A M Dream (60 min ) Featured. A comparison of animals that Gotta Have It' A young black woman disease over the past 20 years,” said The association said that in 1986, the tion, the association’s current The association estimates that Commission veterinarian, said Sunday. (20 A Team live comfortably with man and those that shares an unconventional relationship with *TP ULCHX T VXTMDO TP T (38' On The Record With Alan Derchow- don’t Dr. Myron L. Weisfeldt, the associa­ most recent year for which there are president. cardiovascular disease will cost $88.2 “ Without that guidance, his greatest need as '22 News (Live) itz three men Tracy Camila Johns, Tommy Redmond Hicks, John Canada Terrell. tion’s president-elect. statistics, an estimated 978,500 Amer­ “ Those trends are dramatic and (24 Doctor W ho Part 1 1 1 :00PM CB (B C3® (40) News billion this year in medical expenses I see it is for social contact. Being in cold water, UTNX J TO ’P UICA, WKX ^1 Primavera 1986. Rated R don't seem to be reversing,” she said. (38) M "A -S -H “ It’s almost unbelievable. There is icans died from heart attacks, strokes and lost wages. In 1986, it estimated he also needs a lot of food.” l26' T.J. Hooker (5^ Nature; The Nature of Australia: A CB 1 2:30A M CB St. Elsewhere almost no form of heart disease that and other diseases of the heart and “ The bad news is that heart disease is the cost at $78.6 billion. UKXJGUTI ATLLTSX KTP AXXO (38 Family Ties (CC) Portrait of the Island Continent (CC) CB Benny Hill Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) (41 Noticias Northeastern Australia's wildlife survives (S) Cheers (CC) CB the extremes of a wet season followed by (22) d® Late Night With David Letter- (57 World of Survival (R) (20) All in the Family KCLIXH TSTGOPW WKX YTALGU a dry season (60 min.) Part 5 of 6. (In man (R) (In Stereo) (61 Three's Company Stereo) (22) News (Live) d® Sea Hunt Street drug protects the brain DY IGYX.' — LTUKXI UTLPDO. [CNN] PrimeNews §4) South American Journey Jack Pizzey [DIS] Peter and the Wolf and Other d® Alfred Hitchcock Presents PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A jury consists of twelve persons chosen to Tales Animated Ray Bolger hosts this sto­ [D IS ] Born Free Visits the Amazon’s jungles and its Indian rytelling presentation of Serge Prokofiev's inhabitants. (60 min.) Part 4 of 8 (In (4® Hollywood Squares SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Domino said at the annual Ecstasy has been described by decide who has the better lawyer.” — Robert Frost. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Hope and Glory' (CC) ' Peter and the Wolf," Hans Christian An­ Stereo) (61) Gene Scott meeting of the American Associa­ those who’ve used it as producing John Boorman's autobiographical account “ Angel dust” protects the brain derson's 'The Ugly Duckling " and "Be S i) Improv Tonite Guest host Polly Dra­ of life as a young boy in World War II Eng­ [U S A ] Edge of Night during strokes, heart attacks and tion for the Advancement of warm, friendly feelings. Pe- ware of the Jabbeiwocky, " based on the per ("ihiriysomething"). Comics Al Lubel. land. Sarah Miles, David Hayman, Derrick routka has found that the drug Lewis Carroll poem (90 min ) Ron Lucas, Sieve Shaffer (R) 1 2:45 AM [HBO] MOVIE: Private In­ surgery, and a safer form of the Science. GRAND OPENING! O'Connor 1987 Rated PG-13 [E S P N ] SportsLook (41) PELICULA: 'Bayando' Michel Piccoli, vestigations' An innocent man gets often abused street drug could be Researchers are also busy damages brain cells in animals, [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Close Encounters of Elisa Auclier caught up in his journalist father’s battle in wide use soon for some stroke suggesting that it may do the [HBO] MOVIE: 'Biggies • Adventures the Third Kind' (CC) Steven Spielberg's against police corruption. Clayton Rohner, synthesizing designer versions of in Time' Unexplatnably thrust backwards same thing in humans. Conclu­ mystical account of mankind's first won- (5^ News (CC). Ray Sharkey. 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) and cardiac victims, researchers PCP, hoping to find new drugs AMERICA’S NUMBER 1! THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME in lime, a modern-day adventurer assists a derous encounter with extra-terrestrial vis­ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee d i) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) say. sive studies in humans do not yet World War I aviator on a top secret mili­ itors Richard Dreyfuss, Francois Truffaut. 1 :00AM CB McCreary Report that will impart PC P’s beneficial /■------\ tary operation Neil Dickson, Alex Hyde- [CNN] Moneyline 'The drug, known technically as effects without its harmful exist, he said. Automobile Fluid Maintenance Service Unscramble these four Jumbles, Melinda Dillon 1977 Rated PG. (In Stereo) Qj) Twilight Zone Whiie, Fiona Hutchison 1988 Rated PG [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet PCP or phencyclidine, acts as a one letter to each square, to form (In Stereo) [T M C ] MOVIE: Wall Street’ (CC) An d® NVR Showcase consequences. Nevertheless, he said, “ recrea­ four ordinary words ambitious young stockbroker skyrockets [HBO] MOVIE: 'A Return to Salem's Hart to Hart stimulant and a depressant and has arrived in OteofT [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power to success under the tutelage of a ruthless Lot' (CC) An anthropologist finds himself “ You wouldn’t give PCP on a tional use should definitely be produces a psychological state Holiday corporate raider Michael Douglas, Charlie surrounded by vampires when he returns (@ Career Media Network routine basis," Domino said, who avoided until scientists figure NUBOD 6 13 0 P M 3 3 CBS News (CC) (In Stereo) similar to schizophrenia. Dr. Lanes Sheen. Daryl Hannah 1987 Rated R. (In to his small New England hometown. Mi­ [CNN] Crossfire out " precisely how the drug 1^1 cenie' ® (38 Family Ties (CC) expects a safer form of it could be Siivei Lane * r Stereo) chael Moriariy, Andrew Duggan. Sam Edward F. Domino of the Univer­ [ESPN] NFL Theatre: Warriors, Wi­ MANCHESTER Fuller 1987. Rated R in widespread use in as little as works. Ecstasy is an amphetam­ ® (40 ABC News (CC) [USA] Murder. She Wrote zards and Wonderboys (60 min.) (R) sity of Michigan in Ann Arbor Spencer • Jiffy (11 Jeffersons [USA] Miami Vice five to 10 years for stroke and ine derivative known to scientists 22 Spencer Street St LutM 8:30PM CB Kate 8< Allie (CC) Allie re­ [USA] Search for Tomorrow said Sunday. Hanford heart attack victims and patients as MDMA. Channing (22 (3b; NBC News (CC) evaluates her decision not to have children 11:30PM CB Taxi He said at least seven classes of 646-5825 Rd CAUDT 1 :05AM [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Eyes of undergoing surgery. 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Bring extra mo­ A Speciolis^Dcfif! for several days... cancel­ 1 ney Into your home by dassineil! Bv Lisa Collins March 12 at the Arts Place gallery. selling no-longer-needed ing It os soon os you get table pieces,” she says. youll l^ve the resulb! results. The Associated Press After calling herself a “ waitress-artist” for , Items with o Inw-cost od Hemingway, who also produces a line of BOOKKEEPING/ CARPENTRY/ hand-painted clothing sold in eight states, almost eight years, she’s finally become an , IS n l h eatin g / I MISCELLANEOUS N A U G A TU C K — Walk in hor shoes, and says she buys the shoes at tag sales ("I never “ artist-artist.” INCOME TAX REMODELING I CARS I CARS I CARS \ m i ■If E i j PLUMBING SERVICES A you could visit a palace in Italy, the coliseum spend more than a couple dollars on a pair” ) Besides painting shoes, .she produces FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE “ Alexia Wear,” a line of causal, sporty, $&S HOME in Rome, or spend some time with Prince or people give them to her. 1988 INCOMi TAXIS PJ’i Plufflblno. HiatlngA GSL Building Malnte- Charles and Princess Diana. By painting shoes, “ I ’m transforming hand-painted clothes. IMPROVEMENTS nonca Co. Commercl- Her sweatsuits and sweatshirts sport an ^ Consultation / Preparation Air Conditioning ol/Residential building The shoes are the work of artist Alexia things people throw out into art,” she says. “ I A REPAIRS Boilera, pumpa, hot water Hemingway of Waterbury. They’re hand- array of florals and color bursts that Individuals / "No Job Too Small" repairs and home Im­ get a piece of life through these shoes.” tanks, new and provements. Interior painted creations that portray the travels of Born in El Paso. Texas, and raised in Hemingways calls “ Bliss.” Dressier g a r-: Sole Propriatora Rsgistsred snd FuSy Insured raplacaments. FREE ESTIMATES and exterior pointing, the artist’s imagination. Southington. Hemingway was 11 years old ments of suede and leather are detailed in pen ; FRBB ESTIMATES light carpentry. Com­ Dan Mosler 649*3329 Britain’s heirs to the thrown, various and ink for a tattooed effect. ; 647-0593_____ 643-0649/228-9616 plete lanitorlal ser­ A when she began studying art. She says she scenes in Europe and women are among was influenced by her mother, also an artist. Custom built homes. sddHions. vice. Experienced, rel­ Hemingway’s favorite subjects. “Bunch-A-FLowers” is the newest edition ; CARPENTRY/ rsmodsHng. sruod sMIns, dsoks; M&M OIL iable, free estimates. “ As a child lean remember that whenever I rooting, eonersts worti, mssonry S oil PLUMBINQ « HEATING 643-0304. Hemingway. 28. came up with the idea of woke up from a nap, my mother was usually to Alexia Wear. Packaged and displayed to REMODELING phssos ol oonstruollon. H you’rs sMr of oontrsoton nor • OH Burner Service & Sales S N O W REMOVAL. painting shoes while she was in college. painting. I would always go in and kind of join look like a bouquets of flowers, the-^ m um ing your ssMS • osW m l finger-painted T-shirts sell in hospital gift. FARRAND REMODIUNG • Automatic Oil Delivery Resldentlol- “ I woke up one morning from a dream and her and watch,” she recalls. Fully Insutsd • Frss EsMmstss Commerclal. Drive­ shops and card stores in eight states,; Rooffl additions, decks, roof­ • Wall Pumpa Salsa & Sarvlos looked down from my loft and said. ‘Either I At the University of Arizona. Hemingway ing, siding, windows end gutt- MM ways, starting at $15. will paint those shoes or make a painting of majored in the fine arts and English. While including Connecticut, Rhode Island, Georgia ' ars. AM types of rsmoclallng and • Water Hsatara (Electric a aec) Call Bob, 872-8841. them.’ I decided to paint them. ” Hemingway trying to launch her career as an artist, she and New Jersey. ; rtpalrs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. 643-1720 Ask tor Mark • Bathroom & Kitchen SNOW REMOVAL. Mon Other T-shirts designs include “ H appy-. Remodeling AP photo recalls. worked as a waitress. Later, she worked for Bus. 647-8509 with snowblower tak­ PAINTING/ ing residential ac­ SHOE ART — Alexia Hemingway poses at a Naugatuck And like other fine art. they are made to be Estee Lauder decorating porcelain and Hollydavs” for Christmas. “ Lots-of-Love” ; R«s. 645-6849 • Senior Citizen Olacountt seen and not worn. She has painted 30 shoes creating floral designs for linens. for St. 'Valentine’s Day. and “Our Baby ■ PAPERING e Electric work by counts In the Manches- gallery where examples of her art were on display. Preolalon Electric ter oreo. Call 646-0748. already: they’re sold separately fr $200 or She recently showed some of her work at Bottle,” sold with a useable bottle and a pen to ; HOUSE N FREE ESTIMATES Hemingway, a Waterbury resident, paints shoes and more. the Jacob Javits Center in New York and is write the baby’s birthdate, time of birth and . 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The mother to New Britain, where her working for a magazine, then for Europe, so it didn’t make much Special consideration for LOWER 0 < »T TO CLIENTS... his paintings and drawings, he museum usually has at least one family lived, after the death of his an architect. and as a guard at the difference where I lived.” he liked living in Connecticut and U Sm»ll Jobt Wsfcomsd COMPANIONS, HOMEMAKERS. elderly and handicapped. NURSES FACTORY looked toward his boyhood home. LeWitt work on display at all father. Museum of Modern Art — while said. was familiar with the area.” ; Strnlor Citizen OlaoounI MANCHESTER The family settled in Chester* ROOFING 647-7553 647-1956 An exhibit, “Sol LeWitt: Prints times, said Mel Ellis, a museum His mother was an elementary he created his art work. Although he had a studio in Call Chris at 645-6550 because, he explained. ” it’s not; Holiday Bpadal REBATE 1970-1986,” which opens Sunday spokeswoman. and junior high school nurse in After exhibiting his work in a Italy, he often had to travel to All types at reoflng a repairs. at the New Britain Museum of “Because Sol LeWitt has a New Britain for many years. number of group shows. LeWitt work, that far from New York C ity,’ Let us ramodat your KHchan or MOOD 4 KITCHEN & BATH American Art. features about 2.'5 connection to this community, he Members of his father’s family had his first one-man show in New “ I work on walls. The walls where Carol and a partner import bath Iron) floor to calling. Wa 20% Off of the some 100 works LeWitt has has also maintained the sensibil­ were longtime operators of Le­ York City in 1964. His career took can’t come to me. I have to go to Italian ceramics.” She now has; oflar cabinets, vanKlaa. coun- tartopa whatever your naadt 645-8830 REMODELING promised as gifts to the museum. ity and sensitivity to have a very Witt Jewelry store in New off from there and today LeWitt them.” he said. stores in Manhattan and Chester. are. Call Ralph Nadeau at The exhibit runs through March large body of his work given to the Britain. says he has plenty to keep him At present. LeWitt is involved LeWitt and his family were to From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, ON 1989 P0NT!ACS!! 19. museum as promised gifts.” said I..eWitt graduated from New busy. in a show in Bern, Switzerland, attend a pre-opening tea o n ; 643-6004 KHebaa A Bath Daaifa Caatsr Ifloorino our own craftsmen do the complete job — “ I have all these things and I Dan DuBois. themuseum’sdirec- Britain High School and went to He continued working from a where he is doing geometric ink Saturday, Ellis said. neatly and on schedule. wanted to have them in a place tor. ” ... So that that connection, Syracuse University, where he New York City studio until about forms and drawings on a museum DuBois said the New Britain S&G H OM E Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. SAVE MOOD’S ON LEFTOVER 1988 where people can see them.” that loving connection between a received a bachelor of fine arts eight years ago. when he and his wall. 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Call for de­ Employment & Education Rentals Child C o re ...... 51 Electricol...... 59 Manchester. $289,500 Many extras to re­ feet, 3 lorge bedrooms, Cleaning Services...... 52 Heafing/Plumbing...... 60 TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 tails. Low $100’s. Cen­ 82 Olds Omega 85 Century 85 Gren Am 80 Dronco II 86 Gren Prix 86 Gran Am Part Time Help Wonted...... 10 Rooms tor Rent...... 31 main. $144,900. D.W. 2V2 baths, country kit­ Coupa, 8 Spd.. XLT. V0. Auto. 2 Plus 2 Spac 4 Door. Auto. Lawn Care ...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Machinery and Tools...... 76 or Three bedroom Co­ tury 21 Epstein Realty, 4 Door, Auto. PS. 4 Or.. Blua, Help Wanted...... tl Apartments for Rent...... 32 Automotive Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 chen with mud room Bucket SM ti Auto. AC 33K AC Edition AC. 2PK Bookkeeping/Income Tax ...... 54 Services Wanted...... 62 lonial, lovely older 647-8895.0______Situation Wanted...... 12 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 G arde n in g...... 77 and first floor laundry. Caroentry/Remodellng...... 55 Landscoplng...... 63 Cars for Sale...... 91 home, new kitchen, BRAND New listing. De­ MALLARD VIEW. New Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes for R e n t...... 34 Good Things to Eot...... 78 Beoutlfyl 2.3ocrecoun- *2695 *5495 *5695 *11.995 *8595 *6995 Painting/ Papering...... 56 Concrete ...... 64 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 both. $220,000. Anxious, lightful 6 room dor- distinctive three bed­ Instruction...... 14 Store/Office Space...... 35 Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... 79 Campers/Trollers...... 93 make on offer. Peter­ mered Cope Cod on try lot In Bolton.Jack- room duplexes and Employment Services...... IS Resort Property ...... 36 85 Dodge Colt 85 CorollB GTS 86 GMC Roily 86 Stenze XE 87 Cam ry Farm Supplies and Equipment...... 80 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 man Building Com­ Lyndole Street. Four son 81 Jackson Real townhouses. l '/2 baths, 83 Tercel Industrial Property...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Estate, 647-8400.g 4 WO Wagon. AC 4 Spd WMta Coupa, 5 Spd.. AC STX Paaa Van Wg.. Auto. AC 4 Dr., Auto, AC Office/Retall Equipment...... 81 Auto Services...... 95 pany, 649-9404. bedrooms, modern fireplace, appliances, Real Estate Garages and Sto ra ge ...... 38 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 FANCY Fromework sur­ *5995 *10.595 *8595 *10.595 Homes tor Sole...... 21 Roommates Wanted ...... 39 Recreotlonol Equipment...... 82 VERNON. F re s h ly both, fireplace, hard­ garage. No association *3895 *3495 Call 643-2711 for more Information! Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 wood floors, new vinyl round this 7 room Vic­ fees. From$140’s. Blan­ Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Wonted to Rent...... 40 Boots qnd Morlne Equipment...... 83 Wanted to Buy/Trade...... 98 pointed with new car­ peting, this 4 room, 2 siding tor easy molnte- torian. Two full baths, 2 chard & Rossetto Real­ 83 Toyote Supre 85 Celebrity 86 Cevelier 86 GMC Pickup 86 Toyota 87 Celica 8T cor garage on,d o deep C/L. 4 Or. ve. Z-24. ve. Auto. Cargo Van. Raar bedroom, IV2 both nonce. Beautiful tors,” We’re Selling T » m Coitt. v e , A C . 5 Spaad. 20K Townhouse Is o plea­ 101x145 lot. $158,900. treed lot. $170’s. Blan­ Houses” 646-2482.0 P«ft. PKkig* Loadad. 2PK AC. 44K Full SIza Saat. AC I PART TIME HOMES sure to show! Move-In Jackson & Jackson chard & Rossetto Real­ MANCHESTER. Immac­ *7995 *8595 *7995 <8595 *7595 *9995 Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Real Estate 1 ^ condition, one cor gar­ Real Estate, 647-8400.O tors,” We’re Selling ulate 2 bedroom, IV2 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE Houses” 646-2482.0 age, under. Easy ac­ MANCHESTER. Hospita­ both Townhouse In 87 Hondo CRX 85 Corolle 86 G M C 86 Pont 6000 87 Corolla As o condition precedent to 84 8ulck Regel SCULPTURED nail per­ cess to hlghwoy, shop­ ble two story home has LYDALL Woods Ranch. small complex. New Cpo.. VO, Buckata. Coupa. Blua, 4 Dr. Auto. AC. Cargo Van. WNta. STE. Maroon, 5 Dr. L/B. Auto. the placement of any adver­ lOUSEKEEPER TEXAS Refiner / Corpo­ CAR WASH help. Full or JEWELRY Soles. Port SOUTHERN New Eng­ son. Inquire Ken, 643- ration needs mature ping and schools. been well maintained. Be one of the few to appliances, freshly AC, 30K 5 Spaad PS. 44K v e . 17K mllat SR PS. AC tising In the Monchester He­ Wanted. Mature, relia­ part time. $6 .00to start. and full time positions I HOMES land classlfleld ads own these two bed­ ble person. Flexible af- 1442.______person now In Man­ reach nearly 800,000 Inground pool. Asking Three bedrooms, I'/s decorated, separate rald, Advertiser hereby Call Pierre at 646-6846. available. Flexible FOR SALE $102,900. Strono Real baths, wolk-ln closets, room homes with att­ basement, convenient *6595 *4995 *6195 *7995 *8995 *8595 agrees to protect, Indemnify ternoon/evenlno chester area. Regard­ hours. Apply In person homes In Connecticut and hold harmless the Man­ SUPERVISOR. RN Posi­ less of training, write Estate, 647-7653.0 walk-out basement. ached garage. Ideal for location. $110,9(X) Cen­ hours. Light house­ tion. 3-11 shift. Imme- to Diamond Showcase, and Rhode Island. The retirement In size, con­ chester Herald, Its officers keeping and watching L.G. Pate, Box 711, All real estote advertised In price for a basic 25 LOW Maintenance vinyl Immediate possession. tury 21 Epstein Realty, and employees against any dlate opening, RECEPTIONIST/ Manchester Parkade, the Manchester Herald Is Ask about owner fi­ venience and price. 647-8895.0 Hours: Open 9-9 Daily Low Cost Financingl Extended Warranties | children after school. Fort Worth, Texas Manchester.______word ad Is only $55 and sided Ranch perfect for and oil liability, loss or Mondqy-Frldav. No 76101. sublect to the Fair Housing retirees or first time nancing. $132,900 Flono $140’s. Blanchard 8< 9-5 Saturday Available On Most Used Cars expense. Including ottor- Own transportation re- weekends. For more SECRETARY FULL Time office/sales. Act of 1968, which makes It will appear In 43 news­ Rossetto Realtors,’’ aulred. Glastonbury, papers. For more In­ buyers. Appliances ore Realty, 646-5200 a I CARS neys' fees, arising from Information, please CONSTRUCTION Inspec- Needed by small but Must be dependable, Illegal to advertise any pref­ We're Selling Houses” claims of unfair trade practi­ 659-1797, evenings. call. Director Of erence, limitation or discrim­ formation call Classi­ Included with the rem­ BOLTON. Completely FOR SALE tor. Experienced In all busy Downtown Man­ out going ond organ­ odeled kitchen. Gar­ renovated Ranch on BUY THIS 1400 square ces, Infringement of trade­ PART Time organized Nurses, Monday- aspects of site work ination based on race, color, fied, 643-2711 and ask marks, trade names or pat­ ized. If you like work­ religion, sex or notional age. $122,900. Sentry private, wooded, one foot home In this presti­ person, very dependa­ Frlday, 9 am-3pm. Including grading, util­ chester ad agency. Du­ ing with people, this for detalls.D ents, violation of rights of ties Include; telephone, origin, or an Intention to Real Estate, 643-4060.Q acre lot. Great family gious area near the privoev ond Infringement of ble. Flexible hours, Crestfleld Convales- ities, and paving. Im­ lob Is for you! Includes make any such preference, historic Pitkin Gloss good pay, pleasant at­ cant Home, 643-5151. typing and varied office BE THE First to tour this area. Five rooms, 2 copyright and proprietary mediate opening. two nights and Satur­ limitation or discrimination. bedrooms. Possible Works. Six room, IV2 rights, unfair competition mosphere at a Man­ Please send resumeto: responsibilities. Word day. Call Debbie at The Herald will not know­ six room vinyl sided S E C R E TA R Y . Office Cope priced to sell. owner financing. Con­ both, deck ond more. and libel and slander, which chester company. Ma­ Clerk with typing, key­ Patricia Gerhard, Fuss processing a plus. But 643-2171. ingly accept any advertise­ may result from the publica­ ment which Is In violation of HELP WANTED This three bedroom venient to 1-384. Coll Blanchard & Rossetto cintosh Computer punch and strong or­ & O’Nell, Inc., 146 Hart­ DISHWASHER, Even­ Realtors,” We’re Sel­ ITER’S not required. Work In an the law. today. $168,000 Flono MANCHES tion of any advertlsment In experience helpful but ford Road, Manches­ home has new thermo the Manchester Herald by ganizational skills attractive office with ings. For hard working Realty, 646-5200a ling Houses” 646-2482.0 not necessary. All In­ needed for country ter, Connecticut 06040. windows, 200 amp ser­ advertiser. Including adver­ congenial co-workers. person. Career oppor­ vice, 17x30 deck and EAST HARTFORD. SOUTH WINDSOR. Like tisements In any tree distri­ quires confidential. club. Diversified full EOE M/F tunities are possible Send Inquires to: P.O. Competitive salary and THE EASY WAY to find a On the Job Tralriiiig much more. $131,900 Owners must sell this new, 3 year old, 8 room bution publications pub­ time position. Flexible qnd we will train you. cash buyer for no-longer- Colonial, large family lished by the Manchester Box 2019, Manchester, company paid benefits. LMm to b« an optteal tochnlclan. Wo David Murdock/Suson three to tour bedroom, hours. Call our busi­ Call Covey’s, 643-2751. needed household Items is offor otoody omptoymont. with 1350 square foot, spilt room, stone fireplace, Herald. Penny Sletfert, CT 06040.______ness office Monday- Donahue. Sentry Real Publisher. SPECIAL Education with a want ad. Dial opportunity for advoneomont. Estate, 643-4060.g level In oulet family gloss sliders to sun PART time position. Frlday, 9am-5pm at Marcom - 646-5428 Proaantly aotUng trainooa for our USED (CAR Aide. Immediate open­ 643-2711 to place your neighborhood with deck, 4 bedrooms, 2V2 Apply In person. Salva­ 633-5253.______THE DEADLINE FOR offioo ataff, and our Iona ortndNig LOVELY Dutch Colonial ing for classroom Spe­ quick-action ad. doportmonl. Starting hourly rato *6.50 boasting three bed­ nice lot. Two cqr gar­ baths, central olr, let tion Army, 385 Broad DRIVER Needed. Man­ PLACIN G OR NURSE Aides. Full or cial Education Aide at with rovlowa In 30. 00 ar>d 120 dayi. rooms and 1'/2 baths. age. Asklng$149,900but tub, many nice fea­ Street. No calls please. chester/Vernon/Wl Him CANCELING AN AD IS tures, convenient loca­ FINANCIAL part time positions RHAM High School In Can Bob PouTKl to diaouaa tho The kitchen has been willing to consider oil DEALIER antic area. Some heavy 12 NOON THE DAY Hebron. For applica­ tion, o good buy. TEXTBOOK Advlsery available, all three oxcoliant bonofita program and totally remodeled and otters! Richard Burns, *85 ABANDON The search. Service needs several lifting. Half day on BEFORE. MONDAY - shifts. Wewilltralnand tion, please call S. Cul- appointmoni for Inlor^ow. the full both Is 5 years Century-21, Lindsey $279,900. U & R Realty, ■84 TOYOTA 87 HONDA ’84 HONDA ’84 FORD '85 OLDS 87LINC0LN Thank you for making people. Writers, Edi­ Saturday. Good at­ FRIDAY. IN ORDER certify. Excellent sa­ llnan at 228-9474. old. Beautiful porkllke Real Estate, 649-4000. 643-2692.0 tendance a must. Auto HELP WANTED DSA Optical - 040-3177 F-150 FIRENZA CADILLAC us #1 for 41 years. tors, Telephone Sur­ TO MAKE THE NEXT lary. Please stop In or MECHANICfor steel fab­ grounds. $145,000 Susan I E ’ VAN PRELUDE CIVIC TOWNCAR Brogham, 4 Dr„ Paint Distributors, 649- Pickup, Cap Auto Fast, confidential, vey. Educators pre­ call Mountain View ricating shop to main­ Donahue. Sentry Real TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT AC White Std. 4 Dr.. Special Aut, Loadad Loaded, White 5211, ask for Tony. ISSUE. FRIDAY easy mortgages. Mr. ferred though not AFTERNOON BY 2:30 Health Care, 581 Po- tain and repair our Estate, 643-4060.D NOTICE OF *6999 *11,999 *5.999 *17.999 Mortgage, where essential. Hours and OFFICE Person. Full ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE *5999 *5,999 *9.495 PM FOR MONDAY’S quonock Avenue, trucks and equipment. REDUCED. Three family America borrows has pay mutually deter­ time. Phone, some typ­ Windsor, CT 06095, Must be experienced. PART TIME DELIVERY PERSON In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 been a neighborhood mined. Call 649-9517. ISSUE. THANK YOU 688-7211.______located on quiet street. ’85 MERC 88 TOYOTA ing, general office Company paid Insu­ Much updating Includ­ and 9 of the T own Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adop­ '83 DODGE ’84 CHEV. '86 OLDS '86 BUICK tradition helping ho­ HOME Health Aide. Du- procedures. Assist FOR YOUR RNs or LPNS. Charge and rance Including dental Immediate opening for part time tion bv the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, GRAN CAMRY meowners tor 41 years. ing new furnaces and Connecticut on January 10, 1989. ARIES DELTA 88 ELECTRA tles Include health bookkeeper. Four day COOPERATION!!! staff nurse positions and vacation. EOE. delivery of newspapers to stores and separate utilities. FIFT H ^ V E. CITATION MARQUIS Please call Conn & silver, Auio AT, AC Brown, 5 Spd. Auto 4 Dr„ Loaded care, meal preparation week, Monday through available. Full or part 289-2323.______$229,900 Bob Taylor, ORDINANCE White, Loaded 4 Dr., Loadad Conn at 233-9687. and light housekeeping Thursday. Apply: Able time employment, all racks in Manchester. 2 Hours daily - 6 Coll, Bolton, 646-5686. Sentry Real Estate, 643- BE IT ORDAINED by tha Board of Directors of the Town of *2.999 *8888 *2999 *7555 *8.999 *9.999 *8555 for elderly couple. three shifts. Excellent I T ^ BUSINESS days per week. Hourly plus mileage. 4060.0 Manchester that the Town of Manchester purchase from The Center Street Corporation for the sum of SIxtv-FIve Weekend hours. Coll A N ATIO N W ID E Car salary with full benefits l £ J oppdrtunities 643-8065. Rental firm seeks X-RAY Technician. Im­ Dependable transportation and valid GLASTONBURY. Three Thousand (S6S,0(X).00) Dollars the following described pre­ '86 BUICK '87 MERC. CALL FOR MORE Employment package. Pleasestop In bedroom Colonial Is mises; ’87 MERC. ’84 FORD ’84 CHEV ’63 MAZDA agresslve, career- mediate Medical Care or call Elizabeth Rey­ driver’s license necessary. Call Frank INFORMATION SECRETARY to take Tol­ Center of Manchester BUSINESS Opportunity. sought otter area. Ce­ COUGAR RIVIERA MARQUIS ON OAILY T-BIRD CAVALIER 6LC land Board of Educa­ minded Individual for nolds, DNS, 581 Poquo- I have on opportunity SCHEDULE A has a full time opening MeSweegan, at the Manchester Herald ramic foyer, tlreploced White, Auto Auto Brown, Auto ARRIVALSn Brown, Auto Wagon, Auto Wagon 1 management trainee nock Avenue, Windsor, PART TIME tion minutes at board for a Registered X-Ray tor your to own your living room, 2'/3 baths, Those two (2) certain places or parcels of land situated In meetings held the se­ position. Our training CT 06095, 688-7211. own business for less - 647-9946. hardwood floors, over­ the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and State of *11.999 *14.500 *2999 *2999 program lasts 3 to 6 Technician. Our techs Connecticut, being bounded and described os follows; *10,999 647-1588 *6.999 1 HELP WANTED cond and fourth Wed­ RN. Day shift Supervisor than $1000. Interested? sized 2 cor garage and months and leads di­ enioy working on a FIRST PIECE; nesday of everymonth. rotating three day position, Mondqy- If you are serious, call pressure treated deck. '87 MAZDA ’87 85 TOYDTA '80 OLDS PART time typist for Typewriter and office rectly to management Frldav, salary com- Jackie at Crystal Clear $255,000 D.W. Fish Norttiarly: By Birch Street, twenty-one and two tenths 86 8UICK ’86 PONT. ’87 HONDA Manchester Doctor’s position. Good starting work week. We offer a mensurates with expe­ (21.2) feet; PICK UP THUNDERBIRD CELICA OMEGA supplies provided. For complete benefits Drinking Water, 647- Realty, 643-1591.0 SKYLARK FIREBIRD ACCORD LXI office. Afternoon more Information, call salary, benefits and bo­ rience. Full benefits 1990. Easterly: By land now or formerly of the Estate of Edwin LX MANCHESTER. Live on Red/White Blue, Auto Loaded Rad, S Spd. Black, 3 Sped. std. hours. Possibly some 875-9682. EOE nuses. Call for Inter- package Including a package. Please send PRIVATE PARTY Stondlsh, one hundred twenty-five and thirty- AT, Loaded mornings. 646-5153. vlew, 667-4410.______week-end differential one floor In this Ropch six one-hundredths (125.36) feet; resume to or call: Eli­ or moke use of possi­ *6.999 *8999 *10.999 *8,999 $1,999 *9.999 PROFESSIONAL Person and newly established zabeth Reynolds, DNS, Your assurance of quick 2 Southerly; Bv land now or formerly of Archie Hayes, nine­ *10.999 PART time Assistant In pay scales. Interested Merchandise Ads ble extra bedrooms up­ Manchester Doctor’s needed for office or Kathleen Coburn, response when you adver­ teen and three tenths (19.3) feet; and HELP WANTED supply company as as­ applicants, call Kim at Administrator, 581 Po- tise In Classified Is that stairs. Modern kitchen Wastarly; Bv land now or formerly of the Town of Man­ ’85 SAAB ’88 PONT. office. Must be depen- I 721 -7393, M o n d ay and dining area, IV2 86 MAZDA 86 PONT. ’83 LINCOLN ’85 SUBARU ’84 PONT. doble, responsible and sistant manager, some quonock Avenue, our readers are ready to chester, one hundred twenty-five and five through Friday, 9am- buy when they turn to the baths, carport plus tenths (125.5) feet. 900 ’GL’ BONNEVILLE FIREBIRD have a pleasant per­ MEDICAL Assistant with nights and weekends. Windsor, CT 06095, 688- Pickup LX Turbo, Auto, 4 Dr., GRAND PRIX MARK VII 4pm.______first floor family room SECOND PIECE; LE. 2 Dr. Turbo. 4 WD sonality. Afternoon bookkeeping and medi­ Experience helpful but 7211. little ads. 643-2711. Good Condition Loaded Loaded Auto SE, Auto not necessary. Com­ TRAINING. For positions with skylight. $134,900 Norttiarly; Bv Birch Street, fifty (50) feet; hours. Some mornings cal experience for D.W. Fish Realty, 643- *7922 *9999 *5999 Manchester practice. petitive pay and benef­ now available for Easterly: Bv land now or formerly of Hugh Morlortv, one *5999 *10.595 *7.999 ■6.595 and 2 evenings. 646- 1591.0 ______SI 53. Send resume to: 1 Her­ its. Non smoker. For Nurse Aides, on 3-11 WATER TREATMENT OPERATOR hundred twenty-seven (127) feet; itage Place, Suite 105, Interview, call 872-6075, shift. Training classes MANCHESTER. Two Southerly: By land now or formerly of the Estate of Sa­ DAY muel Purnell, fifty (50) feet; and 85 MAZDA ’87 MERC '86 DODGE '87 MERC. ’85 PONT. '83 CHEV Manchester, ask for Linda. offered for Interested The Connecticut Water Company Is seeking a tech­ family. Bigelow Street. ’88 LING. Connecticut.______Individuals who are not * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Westerly; Bv land now or formerly of one Heckler, one GRAND AM H OUSEKEEPER. Part nically motivated individual for duties including $185,000 Owner, 649- RX7 SABLE DAYTONA COLONY PARK TOWN CAR CAVALIER currently certified. ★ Additional Lines 5(W Per Line, Per Day hundred twenty-seven (127) feet. silver, Stick, Blue, Auto, AC 2 Dr. Cpe., Black, BROWN’S DATA ENTRY Operator - time weekends only. operation of two water treatment plants, located in 8233.______S Spd., Loaded Wagon, Auto Loaded Wagon Need for busy office Excellent opportunity Paid training perlad * Classifications 71 thru 87 12-27-88 Loaded Auto. AC. AM/FM with Increase after 90 Rockville and Stafford Springs. Good math and FRESH as a daisy. The Prepared by William J. Shea *8595 *5999 *18,999 *2222 FLOWERS located In South Wind­ for student or second * Merchandise Under >250 Inside of this gracious 6 Assistant Town Attorney *8999 *10.999 *7250 sor. Excellent working Income. Experience days. Call 643-5151. chemical skills required. Part time driver room Colonial has lust This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days otter this conditions, competi­ not required. Cull or Crestfleld Convales- * Ad must contain price! [•iieooiiise wanted cant Home, State of Connecticut Treatment Plant Operator’s been treated to new publication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) tive salary and benefit apply In person to: You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds days otter this publication of this Ordinance o petition 5 days per week, Manchester. Certification a Plus. point and paper. Three m U t r /I 301-315 CENTER STREET package. Contract Sooth Windsor Nursing due to this low price... bedrooms, I'/z baths, Signed bv not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Monday-Frlday, Neal, 289-3484.______Center, 1060 Main Must live In service area or be willing to relocate. Town, os determined from the latest official lists of the / V V MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT OPPORTUNITIES hardwood floors plus Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk 3-4 hours ESTIMATOR for growing Street, South Windsor, Salary commensurate with experience and carpeting, fireplace, Connecticut 289-7771. Exp. holpful or will train. Crowing requesting Its reference to o special Town election. /MORIARf«Y BROTHERS/yv 5 4 3 . 5 1 3 5 per day, morning. structural steel fabri­ CO. education. Reply to: fully opplionced eot-lri EOE______looking for tha right paopla. CALL CLASSIFIED James Fogarty, Secretary Apply In person at; cating company with Outalda tachniclan poaltion. Laam kitchen. Pretty treed Board of Directors new facilities. Must HOTEL Desk Clerk, full a profaaalon with a futura. THE CONNECTICUT WATER COMPANY lot on Mllwood Rood In Manchester, Connecticut V USED CAR HOTLINE 163 Main Street have experience. Call time, part time. Excel­ Coma grow w/fh us/ East Hartford. $172,900. Manchester, CT 06040 East Hartford Welding lent pay, good benefits, BUDGET PEST CONTROL 93 West Main Street • Clinton, CT 06413 643-2711 Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 12th day of January, •09/BBp NOW! Jackson & Jackson 1989. ( 647-1588 for an appointment. flexible hours. Cl- 649-9001 Real Estate, 647-8400.0 289-2323. NE/EOE 724-4667. 028-01 21 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jan 16, 1969 'i- I CARS (TRUCKS/VANS TJIl - J RESORT FOR SALE I APARTMENTS I APARTMENTS I CONDOMINIUMS STORE AND I MISCELLANEOUS (for SALE iZO I pro pert y I FOR RENT FOR RENT I FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE I FOR SALE 1983 M ERC U RY Grande Marquis. Four door se­ ^ R D . F150, 1988, 4x4, 5 OWN A Piece of the sun. AVAILABLE Imme­ Rehearsal Myrtle Beach, South MANCHESTER. Two MANCHESTER. Large, T H R EE Offices for rent. EIGHT month old water- dan with all the extras. litre, V8, automatic, r;# diately. One bedroom bedroom Townhouse, FM/Cassette, bed J modern, two bedroom, Will rent Individual or bed, $325. Courthouse Carolina, $59,000 pre­ apartment. $545. Heot $3500 649-2136.______construction prices. all appliances, full IV2 bath Townhouse. any part. Furnished or One Gold membership, liner, 19K miles. Excel­ and hot water Included. basement, pool. $700 1980 PONTIAC Turbo lent condition. mUst Bush, city prepare^ Two bedroom luxury Private garage, base­ unfurnished. Reasona­ 12'/2 months left for Trans Am. 60,000mlles, 2 bedroom Townhouse. plus utilities. Quiet ment, central air con­ ble, pleasant surround­ $450. Compared to reg­ sell. $12,700. 64^8801. golf villas, free golf $650. Heat and hot wa­ automatic, T-tops, air fbr military units membership. Call 1- neighborhood. 647- ditioning, appliances, ings. Manchester/East ular price of $700 plus. for inauguration's (lise;Orfetngfe)lian /II ter Included. Security 0279, after 12 noon. fully carpeted. $750 Hartford line, near Eric 649-3426.0______conditioning, tilt, new 800-225-6897,______and references re­ Eagle GT‘s, cruise con­ AUTOS FOR A plus utilities. 649-8165. highway. 528-1783. quired. No pets. Boyle MANCHESTER. Three CARPET for living room trol, rear defrost, four RENT/LEA8E HOMEOWNERS Management Com- bedrooms, IV2 bath. and dining area, 18x12. wheel disc, all gages, • FORECLOSURE!! pany, 649-4800.______$775 per month. Two Very good condition. power windows. M a­ FR EE Mileage on low bedrooms, IV2 baths. HOMES R 7I INDUSTRIAL Call 649-7236 after 6pm. • BANKRUPTCY!! MANCHESTER. Availa­ roon with black Inte­ cost auto rental. Vil­ $575 per month. Two FOR RENT U U PROPERTY 1971 8. 1972 S K I-0 0 0 and rior. $3600 or best offer. • D!VORCED!! ble February 1. Four bedrooms, 1 bath. $525 lage Auto Rental, 643- Falling behind on your mort­ Mercury Snowmobile 236-9560.______9979 or 646-7044. rooms, 2 bedrooms, per month plus utili­ EAST HARTFORD/Glas- M ANCHESTER. 3400 and gage paymenta? We can garage, large yard. with trailer. $700 or 1980 VOLVO, 242 DL. Blue helpl No payments up to 2 ties, security and refe- tonbury line. Seven 2400 square foot Indus­ best offer. 649-7985 af­ A yearal Bad credit, bankruptcy Newly remodeled. Cen­ rencs. No pets. 643- trial space. Loading with blue Interior. Au­ (CARS room Cape with ter 7pm. tomatic, excellent con­ or unemployment Is not a trally located. $550 plus 2121. screened porch, gar­ dock, parking. Wood­ FOR SALE problem. Foreclosure assis­ utilities. Call until 9pm, dition. Good tires. tance available for the di­ MANCHESTER. Two age, nice lot, first floor land Industrial Park. Old your garden ‘‘over 623-6970. laundry hook-ups. In­ Principals Only. 643- 64,000 on motor. vorced and self-employed. bedroom flat, first produce" this year? Sell AM /FM Cassette. $3500 Consolidate bills — save your MANCHESTER. Second side of house Is brand 2121. floor, neor busline. fruits and vegetables with or best offer. 236-9560. horn el floor, 2 bedroom, heat New carpeting, greot new. $975 plus utilities. MANCHESTER. 6,000 a low-cost ad In Classi­ CLYDE Swiss Conservat!ve Group and appliances. No location, walking dis­ Security. No pets. 872- square feet. Third fied. 643-2711. 1977 PLYM OUTH Volarl. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. pets. $600 plus security. 4381, 649-5400, 647-9040. Runs good. New ex­ at (203) 454-4404 or tance to stores. $650 per floor, elevator service. ROUTE 83, VERNON Call 646-3979. month. One year lease haust, battery and HanrhpBlpr MpralJ) BOLTON. Five room 95 Hilliard Street. 647- (203) 454-1336 brakes. $950 528-0074 or M AN CH ESTER. Two and plus security deposit. Ranch, V2 acre, gar­ 9137. 63 Regal Coupe •6995 three room ap art­ 649-n70<; age. $795 plus utilities. ENDROLLS 646-2423.______84 Skyhawk Wagon *5995 I ROOMS ments. $380 and $480 MANCHESTER. First Security, $1550. 872- 27'/i width - 2S< 1980 FORD. Fairmont. 84 Camaro Coupe *4995 plus utilities. Security. 13V4 width - 2 for 25$ Four cvlirfder, four 30 Cents FOR RENT floor, two bedroom 3487. 85 Century Wagon *8595 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm No pets. 646-2426 , 9-5 FURNITURE MUST be picked up at the speed. Runs and looks Tuesday, Jan. 17, 1989 apartment In reno­ I 85 Century 4 Dr. •8995 SINGLE Room for rent. weekdays. vated two family COVENTRY DUPLEX Herald Office Monday thru good. Asking $500. 649- Thursday before 11 a.m only. 85 Escort 4 Dr. *4395 N Females preferred. EAST HARTFORD. house. New applian­ Off Route 44A. 2 yeari old. PORTABLE twin bed. 5434.______Convenient location, Clean, secand floor, 5 ces, carpets, etc. $600 Kitchen, family room, two Like new, Includes 1984 MERCURY Marquis. 85 Electra 4 Or. •10,495 $75 per week plus $100 rooms, 2 bedrooms. per month plus utili­ bedrooma. 1 bath. Annual mattress. $75. 643-8908 One owner. Excellent 86 98 Regency 4 Dr. •9995 lease *fl7S.(X) per month. security. Call 649-9472 Stove and refrigerator. ties. Call 649-2871. condition. 39,000 miles. 86 LeSabre Ltd. *11,995 Call Helen at 643-2487. Justice report between 3:30-7, ask for Security required. $650 MANCHESTER. Excel­ ITV/STEREO/ IBb I s a u s Fully equipped. $5395. 86 Delta 66 2 Dr. •9495 Eleonor,______plus utilities. Call 644- 8-4:30 weekdays. 633-2824.______Bond order lent, modern, four APPLIANCES •5995 1712.______86 Cavalier 4 Dr. MANCHESTER. Room In room, 2 bedroom. NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 1984 RENAULT Encore. 86 Merc. Lynx •4995 aulet rooming house. TWO bedroom with heal Stove, refrigerator. TAPPAN Gas gold Range Five door, five speed, Finding a cash buyer for eral Sfofute 23-65 prohibits 86 Nova 4 Dr. •6995 Off street parking. $75 on first floor. $600 per Available February 1. the Items you‘d like to sell with hood for sale. the posting of advertise­ air conditioning, body •9995 slams Meese per week. 646-1686 or month. No pets. One $640 Includes heat and Is easy. Just let our read­ 647-9522. ments by any person, firm or excellent, new muffler, 88 Caprice 4 Dr. 569-3018. months security. Call hot water. 649-4003. corporation on a telegraph, tires. $700 or best offer. V ers know whot you have telephone, electric light or MANCHESTER. Sleep­ Dan, 643-2226, leave MANCHESTER. Excel- for sale with an ad In SPORTING 742-0120. message. After 7pm, power pole or to a tree, 872-9111 would cover ing room for working lent, 3'/2 rooms, stove, Classified. 643-2711. GOODS shrub, rock, or any other on ethics iaw gentleman. Share bath, 646-9892.______refrigerator, washer, natural oblect without a writ­ no cooking. $235 per ONE and two room apart­ wallto wall carpeting. ten permit tor the purpose ot Sell Your Car (STORE AND SKI Boots. Woman‘s Jun­ protecting Itorthepubllcand month plus security ments, M ain Street. References, security, ior Racing. Size 8. Al- JANUARY Call 529-7858 or 563-4438 carries a tine ot up to $50 for and references. 643- no pets. $475 plus utlli- (OFFICE SPACE plna. $60 Excellentcon- each attensp By Pete Yost 2121. MANCHESTER. Two tles. 649-4003.______dltlon. 643-2880. USED CAR The Associated Press MANCHESTER. Excel­ bedroom luxury Town- VERNON. Two bedroom, STORE. 46 Oak Street. sewer tests lent, large room, fur­ house. All appliances, Excellent ground floor 4 Lines — 10 Days refurbished apart­ I PETS AND Automotive PRICE WASHINGTON - Former Attorney General nished or unfurnished. heat, cable, carpeting, ment, appllanced, location. Good for pro­ 50$ charge each addi­ Edwin Meese III violated federal ethics standards Kitchen privileges. air conditioning. Call basement, nice, big fessionals, Attorneys, SUPPLIES tional line, per day. You By Alex Girelll reviewed and lines be retested $325/monthly. 649-4003. 649-5240. yard. Available Imme­ Dentists, Insurance, THAW’ by acting at the request of a close friend to assist I CARS can cancel at any time. scandal-plagued Wedtech Corp. and a proposed $1 Manchester Herald where it is deemed desirable: MANCHESTER. Room EAST HARTFORD. Four diately. $475 plus utili­ Real Estate, Doctors, FREE. Three cats. Box SORRY. ■ that manholes be tested for rooms (one bedroom), ties. Two months se­ Travel, Finance, Etc. trained. Quiet, laid FOR SALE billion Middle East oil pipeline, a Justice for rent. Available Feb­ NO REFUNDS OR M l 63 water-tightness; ruary. Kitchen and stove, refrigerator, curity deposit. Call Grossman 8< Weln- back. Take one or all ADJUSTMENTS Department report concluded today. Homart Development Co. may carpeting. $390. Secur­ Julie, ERA Blanchard traub, 649-5334, 647- three. Call 645-1492, 1976 CHEVETTE. Runs 1988 Buick LeSabre Ltd. be required by the Eighth Utili­ ■ that elevations be prepared laundry privileges. leave message. ‘‘There are three instances in which friendship” Non-smoker. After ity. No pets. 742-7852. 8. Rossetto, 646-2482. 9223. great, good condition. CALL HERALD 4 Door Sedan between Meese and longtime friend E. Robert ties District to post a $50,000 bond by a Connecticut licensed sur­ 5:30, 647-0237. Needs new battery. from which the district can draw veyor of the sewers in their $175. 647-1029.______Now si3,990"> Wallach ‘‘dictated government action.” it said. CLASSIFIED The report by the Justice Department’s Office of to pay for tests of sewer lines installed positions to insure that CARS I CARS CARS 1978 CHRYSLER Cor­ improperly installed at the site of they are at proper grades; and I APARTMENTS (CARS doba. Body and engine 643-2711 •aiisA Professional Responsibility also found that Meese FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE violated the executive order on ethics and the the $70 million mall in Buckland. ■ that excavations be made in IFOR RENT parts. Jon, 569-8755. 1988 Chevrolet Beretta at least 10 places to be chosen by 2 Door Coups Justice Department’s own standards of conduct by District President Thomas E. failing to disclose the sale of stocks in his 1985 Landers said Monday he will the district to check for the EAST HARTFORD. Four Now *9590"° federal income tax return on a timely basis. recommend that requirement to condition of the pipe, the bedding rooms, stove, refriger­ in which the pipe was set, the ator. $360. Security. No The report also said Meese violated ethics the district directors when they standards by participating in official matters discuss the mall sewer question compacting of the materials and pets. 742-7852. 1988 Buick Century other matters. ECONOMICAL, Third Custom 4 Door Sedan involving the regional Bell Telephone companies tonight. The district board will floor, one bedroom while he held some $14,000 in telecommunications meet at 7 p.m. at Cronin Hall of The town also has ordered How no,490°° apartment with stove 88 BUICK BLOWOUT stock. Mayfair Gardens. Homart to stop work on utilities and refrigerator. Nice In response. Meese’s lawyers called the findings The recommendation stems until another 900 linear feet of location. $475 plus utili­ BUICK BUICK “a travesty of justice.” from a meeting of district offi­ sewer lines and some water lines ties and security. No 1987 Buick Skyhawk cials and Homart representatives along the North Access Road to pets. Call 643-2129, 9-5. AT WILE MOTORS WE HAVE 8 Hatchback Sport Coupe The report concluded that Meese engaged in “conduct which should not be tolerated of any Thursday over 3,500 linear feet of the mall site are tested to Now *8380°° government employee, especially not the attorney sewer line installed in the interior determine if they are in the BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE proper location and any needed 1988 BUICK LEFTOVERS THAT WE WILL SELL M318A general.” of the mall site without the The Zoning Board ot Appeals 1987 Chevrolet Celebrity If Meese were still attorney general, “we would knowledge of the district and corrections are made. will hold a Public Hearing on station Wagon recommend (to the next ranking department without district inspection.c. The town is requiring air- Thursday, January 19,1989 of The district directors will be pressure tests and it is requiring 7:00 P.M. at the Town Hall to Now *8990°° official) that the president take disciplinary hear the fallowing appeals. action,” it said. asked tonight to vote on what laser-beam tests to determine 1. Tracy and David Bogner “As a direct result of the preferential, improper steps to take. whether the lines are in the of 40 Birch Mountain Rd. proper positions. for a sideyard variance to AT DEALER INVOICE!! 1987 PonUac Firabird efforts of Meese and his staff, the Army” awarded a Landers, along with with attor­ construct an addition to o Sport Coupe $32 million engine-building contract to Wedtech in ney John D. LaBelle Jr., legal Landers said the developer house. 1982 while Meese was counselor to President counsel for the district, and wants the sewers in the interior — 2. United Methodist Church Now *8990°° within a road that rings the mall of 1041 Boston Tpke. to Reagan, said the report. Director Samuel Longest, public erect an oversized sign. The next year, it said. ‘‘Meese and his staff works commissioner, met with — to become sewers to be owned John H. Roberts, Chairman 1986 Buick Skylark Ltd. injected themselves ... as a direct result of the Homart representatives Thurs­ and maintained by the public. Zoning Board of Appeals 4 Door Sedan friendship between Wallach and Meese” into a day after the district has issued Landers said the district has 010-01 Now *7980°° financial problem Wedtech was having with the an order to Homart to stop sewer never committed itself to owning construction. the sewers within the mall proper Commerce Department’s Economic Development Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald NOTICE TO CREDITORS Administration. The recommendation they will and he is even less inclined to ESTATE OF favor district ownership in light ROSINA SLOBODA BUICK REGALS BUICK CENTURYS BUICK SKYLARK BUICK SKYHAWK 1986 Buick Regal At the urging of Wallach, Meese tried to help clear ROAD TO MALL — No work was taking place Monday at the entrance to make tonight was based on steps The Hon. David C. Rappe, Custom Coupe up the problem Wedtech was having by making a discus.sed in the meeting. of the fact that the sewers were Judge, of the Court of Pro­ the North Access Road into the site of the $70 million mall called the built with permits and inspection. bate, District ot Coventrv, ot Now *7980°° phone call to then-Commerce Secretary Malcolm Besides the provision for a a hearing held on January 10, Baldrige, the report said. Meese’s intervention is Pavilions at Buckland Hills. The town has questioned the location of bond, the recommendations in­ The area in which the Pavilions 1989, ordered that all claims aeossA “precisely” the type of activity that is prohibited by some sewer and water lines along parts of the road and ordered the clude the following: must be presented to the fidu­ See SEWERS, page 10 ciary at the address below. SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM GENERAL MOTORS 1986 Buick Skyhawk a federal executive order spelling out ethical developers not to do any more utility work there until the lines are tested. ■ that air tests of the line be Failure to promptly present Custom 4 Door Sedan any such claim may result In standards for federal employees, it said. the loss of rights to recover Now *6380°° On the pipeline. Meese. again at Wallach’surging, on such claim. arranged a meeting in 1985 for Wallach and his Bertha E. Rappe, • 8 4 2 4 A client, Swiss oilman Bruce Rappaport, with Clerk 1986 Plymouth Reliant then-White House national security adviser Robert Black man’s death triggers riot in Miami The fiduclarv Is: station Wgon McFarlane in an attempt to help secure an Elbert I. Carlson parts store on fire. 206 Twin Hills Drive Now *5440*0 insurance package that would support the project, By Michael Warren “It just exploded.” said City Com­ that he believed the shot killed the Coventrv, CT 06238 motorcyclist, but said police could not The store burned to the ground after fSOAIA the report said. The Associated Press missioner Rosario Kennedy as she 033-01 Meese said last July he had been “completely prepared to enter the l‘/^-square-mile be certain until an autopsy was firefighters were shot at and had to 1986 Pontiac 6(W0 STE conducted. leave the area, said Mazur. LEGAL NOTICE vindicated” by the decision of independent counsel MIAMI — A police officer shot a area with a police escort.“ People 1988 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1988 OLDSMOBILE CIERA 4 Door Sedan have been celebrating Martin Luther Police refused to give the officer’s WCIX-TV reporter Lourdes Ruiz- The Town of Bolton Fire James C. McKay not to seek an indictment against fleeing black motorcyclist in the Toledo, who had gotten out of her car Commissioners will accept #P574 New *9390°° him. McKay found Meese had probably violated predominantly black Overtown neigh­ King’s birthday all day. Maybe they race. bids for the following Item #P590, Loaded were drunk. We just don’t know.” The motorcyclist’s 24-year-old earlier, said she feared for her life. until Friday, Feb. I0that7:00 • 8 3 0 8 A federal conflict-of-interest and tax laws, but he said borhood. touching off a six-hour riot “All of a sudden they threw a big p.m. at which time they will prosecution was not appropriate. that left cars and a store ablaze. The riot was triggered by the brother, who was a passenger, was in publicly be read and opened 1986 Pontiac 6000 motorcyclist’s death Monday night as critical condition today, said Jackson huge rock right on the side of the at the Fire Station. 4 Door Sedan “We trust that this analysis will lay to rest the Sporadic gunfire and looting con­ driver. I blocked it with my elbow. claims by Mr. Meese that the appropriate standard tinued today. he was chased for an alleged traffic Memorial Hospital officials. (1) High pressure air Now *6990°° violation, said Sgt. Michael Mazur, a Within minutes of the shooting, at They were yelling ’Get that white compressor and for official behavior is whether an independent Mayor Xavier Suarez declared the woman out of the car!”’ the 27-year- purification system. •6000A counsel seeks an official’s indictment,” the Justice situation under control early today police spokesman. least 100 blacks began throwing rocks Specifications may be ob­ and called for an investigation. At least two officers were pursuing and bottles at police, who called for old reporter said. tained by calling Chief 1985 Buick Century Ltd. Department report said. reinforcements. About 125 officers Miss Ruiz-Toledo, who had stayed * , . * , . 4 Door Sedan The riot occurred on the night of the the motorcycle. and one of the officers Preuss at 643-9492 days, or “We found that the indpendent counsel’s report 649-6924 nights. 10 995 10 995 fired a shot, hitting the 21-year-old cordoned off the area. in her car while two colleagues got far from vindicates Mr. Meese; rather, it details federal holiday for slain civil rights The Board reserves the Now *6590°° leader Martin Luther King Jr. and as driver in the head, said Assistant Four people, including one police out. said she drove a block and was right to accept or relect onv conduct which should not be tolerated of any rescued by an officer who led her from M081A national attention was focused on the Police Chief Don March. The motor­ officer, were treated for cuts and or all bids In the best Interest government employee, especially not the attorney minor injuries, said Jackson Hospital the car behind a plastic riot shield. of the Town of Bolton. 1985 Buick Park Avenue city as the host of Sunday’s Super cycle crashed into a moving car, general of the United States.” March said. spokesman Tony Fallon. N. JAMES PREUSS 4 Door Sedan Bowl. It also rekindled memories of See MIAMI, page 10 Chief Miami riots in the early 1980s. March said on NBC’s “Today” show The mob set two cars and an auto 032-01______, Now *9660°° See MEESE. page 10 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION M037A W 1 AND 1985 Buick Somerset NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2 Door Coupe OF Residents challenged CLIFFORD ENTERPRISES, 1988 PONTIAC 6000 1988 BUICK REGAL LTD. Now *5580°° INC. Pursuant to |33-379(o) of #P596 #P608 the Connecticut General Sta­ tutes, as amended, notice Is 1985 Buick Regal in the name of King hereby given that C LIF­ Cuitom Coups FORD ENTERPRISES, INC., o Connecticut corporation Now *6460°° ter Community College and one of with offices In Manchester, Bv Nancy Pappas Connecticut, was dissolved *a047A Manchester Herald the program’s speakers. on December 31, 1988 by re­ Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr., solution of Its directors and 1985 Chevrolet Camaro 2 Door Coupe Manchester’s citizens were ex­ co-chairman of the commemora­ shareholders. A certificate of * tive committee, sounded a hope­ dissolution has been filed * horted. inspired, prai.sed and with the Secretary of State os 10,995 Now *6660°° 10,995 ful note in his remarks saying required by law. .scolded Monday night in the M401A name of the famed civil rights that progress has been made in All creditors of sold corpo­ reducing oppression. ration, If any, are hereby 'New Cars Include Rebates X. 1986 Chevrolet Celebrity leader, the Rev. Martin Luther warned to present their 4 Door Ssdan “It’s become a little more claims to Richard S. So- Assigned to Dealer... King Jr. ranno. Attorney for Clifford We make believers Now *6970°° Speakers came to the micro­ difficult to go to church on Sunday Enterprises, Inc., P.O. Box \ Make US prove it to you! and fall to our knees and pray, 648, Manchester, Connec­ phones at Center Congregational ticut 06040 on or before April \ Church to talk to an audience of and then go out Monday through 30, 1989, or thereafter be 1984 Chevrolet Citation more than 150 about progress and Saturday and kneel on others who barred as by statute pro­ 4 Door Sedan are less fortunate than we.” he vided. problems, about commitment CLIFFORD ENTERPRISES, New * 3 6 8 0 and complacency. said. INC. The town’s fourth annual com­ Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald By: Richard S. Soranno Wile Motors agreed, saying, that America is Its Attorney memorative ceremony honoring Cardinal Buick, Inc. “really not the land of the free College; Robert Cooper, a social studies teacher at llling 012-01 Route 66, Columbia Road, Willimantic, Conn. 423*7746 King was entitled “Living the SING OUT — The crowd at Center Congregational Will 81 Adams Street and the brave, but tremendous Junior High School; Joan O ’Loughlin, chairwoman of the PfUtfll Dream; Let Freedom Ring.” It Church on Monday evening sings "We Are the World" LOOKING FOR good HOURS; Monday thru Thursday 8 AM to 8 PM; Friday 8 AM to 6 PM; Manchester, Conn. had the largest turnout the town strides have been made.” Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Fund; and five of the news? Look for the many Saturday 8 AM to 5 PM; Alter Hours By Appointment. But David George Carter Sr.. with the llling Singers and the Manchester High School bargain buys advertised 649-4571 has seen at a King ceremony, Jazz Ensemble. The front row includes the Rev. Samuel six students who spoke during the program. In the classified columns O pen Moo.-Tuua.-W9d.-Thun. Nights according to the Rev. Samuel B. today. Davis Sr., chaplain at Manches­ See KING, page 10 B. Davis Sr., chaplain of Manchester Community