20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb. 24, 1989

ROOMMATES |g y || MISCELLANEOUS CARS I CARS WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Brand new listing!!! Well FOR SALE: carburetor, FOR Sale. 1974 Jeep J4000 1982 TOYOTA Tercel. A Spcciolim D#tf! maintained 7 room Holley 750 CFM with pick-up, power steer­ 83K, Am/Fm. Asking spilt level on Bryan vacuum secondaries. ing, power brakes, au­ $1800. Call Linda, 647- Drive In Manchester. 1 Mint condition. Less tomatic transmission, 8691 or 647-1419. full bath and 2'/2 baths, than 1000 miles. $100. Meyers 4 way plow. 1985 MERRCURY Capri. CARPENTRY/ fireplace, central air, firm. Call Joe after 7 $2000 or best otter. 18,000 miles, cruise CHILD CARE REMODELING FLOORING !FLOORING 20 x 40 In-ground pool. 643-1798. 871-0014.______control, power win­ 140 X 170 lot. One car FOR Sale. 1987 Suzuki LT dows. Excellent condl- EXPERIENCED 14 year garage. $169,900. Jack- 500 Quad Racer. Never tlon. 645-1224.______old girl looking for RENOVATIONS son & Jackson Real SNOW Thrower, to tit several makes of 1 raced. Very low hours. 1980 Chevy Monza. Runs babysitting work. Por­ PLUS Simon ^ Simon Estote, 647-8400.D $2500, firm. 871-0014. ter Street area. S2.50 horse power tractors. good. Am /tm , bass, per hour, Call Jenny, Complete Home TILEMASTERS $75. 649-0964. FOR Sale. 1986 Suzuki stero w/equallzer 67k. 643-8579. Maintenance Merchandise Quad Sport 230. $1200 or Needs some work. $ ^ . best otter. 871-0014. or best otter. 647-0042 Repair / Renew Tile Sales and Installation WHEEL CHAIR. Slightly CLEANING used, like new. $125. 1980 PONTIAC Sunbird. after 4pm. I Ceillngt, Walls, Painting, Bed rails, adlustable, Automatic, power SERVICES Papering, Carpentry practically new. $50. Intund m Sdnior DiBcounI steering, power I q r JAUTO FURNITURE 527-2199 brakes, air condi­ tioner, Am/Fm 1 services We are bath remodel and ceramic tile specialists. SIX Hardwood Chairs, cassette stereo. High comb back, wlndsor- CLEANING Let us win your confidence! Call us today for a ENDROLLS mileage, needs some LAREWS CAR Servicing the Monchttler ft WII- style. $45 a piece. 649- work. $500 or best otter. llmontlc area. Honcitond rtllo- PAINTING/ 27'A width - 25d DETAIUNG. I free estimate, commercial or residential. 8412.______647-9004, otter 6pm. blt couple to Cleon your home, PAPERING 13% width - 2 for 2S« Thorough cleaning office or window*. 9 veort ex-, I Member Chamber of Commerce QUEEN size sleeper sola, MUST be picked up at the inside-out. Wash, wax. perlence ond references. Coll antique blue with tiny shampoo rugs, etc. Call Lourle for o free estimate. Ivory pattern. Excel­ Herald Oflica Monday thru Thuriday before 11 a.n. only. CLYDE now and make your 742-0267 PAINTING & HEATING/ lent condition. $400. appointment for March WALLPAPERING PLUMBING DISTRIBUTION 646-5115. CHEVRDLET-BUICK, INC. ______645-8441.______RDUTE 83, VERNON F re e Eatlmatea LABELS BOOKKEEPING/ Tired of manually addressing ITV/STEREO/ 83 NItean 280ZX *7 4 9 5 Call John M&M OIL AUTOS FOR INCOME TAX distribution mall ~ we can I APPLIANCES 84 Monte Carlo *6 4 9 5 PLUMBING a HEATING automate this process providing RENT/LEASE 84 Century LTD wagon *6 6 9 5 649-3331 • OH Burner Sarvice & Salsa auelity service for a reasonable ELECTRIC Stove. Sears, NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ price. Call 644-6101. 84 Skyhawk wagon *5 9 9 5 FREE Mileage on low Celtics get ‘home win’ over Bucks ... page 48 1988 INCOMI TAXES 20", 4 burner. White eral Statute 23-65 prohibits • Automatic Oil Delivery the posting of advertise­ 84 Camaro Blue *5 9 9 5 cost auto rental. Vil­ Consultation / Preparation I ROOFING/ Nutone Coppertone • Well Pumps Salsa S Service Range hood with vent ments by any person, firm or 85 Century 4 Dr. (2) *8 9 9 5 lage Auto Rental, 643- SIDING corporation on o telegraph, 2979 or 646-7044. Individuals / • Water Hsatsrs (Eiwtiic a Oisi MISCELLANEOUS to outside. Very good telephone, electric light or 85 Spectrum 4 Dr. *5 1 9 5 Sole Proprietors • Bathroom ft Kitchen SERVICES condition. Ideal tor power pole or to o tree, 85 Century wagon *7 4 9 5 LEAKY RQOF? Remodeling apartment or summer shrub, rock, or onv other 86 Cutlass Clera wgn. *8 9 9 5 MISCELLANEOUS M oft roof* canin t r«pair«d. camp. Both tor $75. natural oblect without o writ­ Dan Mosler 6 4 9 -3 3 2 9 • Senior Citizen Discounts GSL Building AAoInte- 86 Grand Am 2 Dr. *8 3 9 5 In placa of total rarooflng axpanaaf ten permit for the purpose of AUTOMOTIVE • Electric work by Manchester, 646-0271. Complata roroofing of all typaa. nonce Co. Commercl- protecting It or the public and 88 Subaru CLIO *7 4 9 5 Complete accounting services Precision Electric ol/ResIdentlol building fR€E esTikiAres carries o tine of up to $50 tor 88 Nova 4 Dr. *6 9 9 5 FOR Sale. Car tor parts. Including A/R, A/P. P/R. G/L. FREE ESTIMATES repairs and home Im­ MUSICAL each offense. $100 best otter. 649-9233. P&L Statement and quarterly Manchester Roofing provements. Interior ITEMS MOVING, e ia n f Tag 88 Celebrity 4 Dr. *7 6 9 5 Phone: 649-2871 tax returns. Can design 6 4 5 -8 8 3 0 and exterior painting, Sale. Everything goes. . New Pricing Policy additional applications light carpentry. Com­ PJ's Plumbing, Heating & KIMBALL Organ. Saturday and Sunday, 872-9111 tailored lor your business plete lanitorlal ser­ Rhythm and Instru­ February 24 and 25. Air Conditioning V O LU M E needs. Call 644-6191. ELECTRICAL vice. Experienced, rel­ ment tabs. Some 10am-3pm. 93 Lydoll Jlanrltpalpr lipralb Boilers, pumps, hot water iable, tree estimates. books. $200 643-4223. Street. New Pricing Poiicy ^ tanks, new and 643-0304.______I PRICING CARPENTRY/ DUMAS ELECTRIC replacements. Service changes, addi­ FREE ESTIMATES BARGAINS REMODELING tional wiring and repairs on Spring is coming S VOLUME I existing homes. Quality 643-9649/228-9616 For all your cleanup work at affordble prices. : New Pricing Policy 30 Cents FARRAND REMODELING IMIBCELLANEOUB chores call Rudy, I PRICING I Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charni Room additions, decks, roof­ Entirely owner operated. 27 years exp. Call Joseph SERVICES 847-9925. •9202A Saturday, Feb. 25, 1989 ing, aiding, windows and gutt­ I Reasonable, reliable, THIS WEEK’S Dumas B40-S2S3. I BARGAINS! 1987 Buick Park Avenue ers, All types of remodeling and and references. repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. UWKES TREE SERVICE 4 Door Sedan ELECTRICAL & 1 SUPER SPECIALS!! Bucket, truck ft chipper. Stump ^New Pricing Policy’^ Bus. 647-8509 SECURITY WORK Angelic Home Now >12y880^ removal. Free estimates. 1985 Plymouth Turismo Res. 645-6849 Fire, Burglar and Care Registry •911BA Special conelderstlon for #1857 Freeze Alarms. elderly and hendicapped. Local registry offers quality 1989 Buick MFM Construction FREE ESTIMATES care... lower cost to patients... <4995 Skyhawk JET BLOWOUT A MYSTERY Kitchen, baths, attics, 647-7553 companions, home makers, SOV-P“ 561-2020 1984 Buick Skyhawk 2 Door Coupe basement additions, 647-1956 garages, decks, texture ] PAINTING/ PAINTING/ #1863 Auto. AC. Tin. FM Casa. te069,66D<^ Let ut remodel your kitchen or Wllllim Firidiy t^EXTRA SPEOAL i^ lands plane bath from floor to celling. We 1985 Thunderbird fS212A offer cablnele, vanHIee, coun­ FRANK YOUNG Quality Guaranteed At 1987 6lds Delta 88 tertops whatever your needs Affordable Prices Coupe #1870 1989 Buick 4 Door Sedan are. Cell RALPH NADEAU ct PAINTING ^ ^ gsSkytark after 9 lost Interior SpeelelMa <3995 New »11,990” 643-6004 [auto 4 Door Sedan KHehea A B«tb Detiga Cealar Pride taken In every job we del I SERVICES Auto. AC. Tilt. FM Stereo Quality is our main concern, 1985 Pontiac Sunbird 2 By Christine Donnelly Factory Label: *12 ,116 . The Associated Press BRIAN'S HOME REASONABLE RATES ‘••SOLD*' TIERINNI’S Dr. #1865 Vduma Pricing 1,5 75 . IMPROVEMENTS We cater to the home owner. Automotivi Engliwirlng. Inc. Olaoount: HONOLULU - A gaping hole Kitchens, Baths, Rec Rooms, <4995 BaHIng Prioa: *10 ,5 41. •OOOOA Senior Citizen Discount 276 Hartford Rd., Manchester ripped open on the right side of a Decki ft Additions 1983 Renault Alliance 2 1987 Pontiac Grand Am Fraa fafJtnatat • LJoanaatf 6 Jnsu/vd FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED 649-5823 United Airlines jumbo jet carry­ Dr. #1869 1989 Buick 4 Door Sedan ing 354 people Friday, sucking 646-3923 643-6774 Care, Trucki, Vena, 4x4's ~Wa do lh» unuiuel to Hi* ordlntry" ____ ^2995 Century Now * 8 3 8 0 ° ° nine passengers to their death 4 Door Sedan taosaA 20,000 feet above the Pacific Auto. ve. Caseette i^SUPER SPECIALS 1986 Bukk Skylailt Ltd. Ocean, authorities said. 4 Door Sedan ROOMS R o l APARTMENTS CONDOMINIUMS r n VACATION 1983 Dodge 600 ES 4 Factory Label: The pilot brought the Boeing 747 l ^ F O R RENT | £ £ J fo r r e n t Volume Pricing Now *7980°° back safely for an emergency [ ^ F O R RENT 1 ;^ RENTALS Dr. #1868 Olecount; Selling Price: *e04OA landing at Honolulu International MANCHESTER. Profes­ MANCHESTER. One bed­ MANCHESTER. Two CAPE COD. Yarmouth. 3 Aiport. Two of the engines had sional female, kitchen <2995 1986 Buick Regal room apartment, se­ bedroom Townhouse bedrooms, 1 block to Cuatom Coupe failed, but it wasn’t clear whether and bath privileges. cond floor, new build­ with family room In ocean. Excellent loca­ 1989 Buick the failure was connected with Call 647-8874. ing. On busline. $550 convenient area. $695 tion. Available June- 1987 Plymouth Now *7890°° per month, yearly the fuselage ripping open. MANCHESTER. Sleep­ per month. Call D.W. November. 647-7234. «eo40A ing room for working lease. Peterman Real Fish, 871-1400 or 643- Sundance #1867 2 Door Coupe “He had to dump fuel, and then gentlemon. Share bath. Estate, 649-9404. 1591. 1986 Buick Skyhawk fly the return to Honolulu and no cooking. J235 per <7495 AC. Door Locke. Vft FM Caee. Cuatom 4 Door Sedan MANCHESTER. Nice, ig y || INDUSTRIAL land that plane safely. We would month plus security MANCHESTER. Two appllanced, 2 bedroom 1984 Nissan Sentra Factory Label: *15,430. Now and references. 643- PROPERTY *6380°° characterize that as heroic,” bedroom apartment, townhouse tor rent at # 1873 Volume Pricing 2,061. Lawrence M. Nagin, a United 2121. appllanced kitchen, $650. per month Includ­ Olecount #8424A MANCHESTER. Large, new wall to wall car­ ing utilities. Also could MANCHESTER. 14,000 <2995 Seeing Price; *13,369. 1986 Plymouth Reileut senior vice president, said in excellent room tun- peting. $600 per month. be purchased with little square feet. Industrial station Wgon Chicago. Ished or unfurnished. Pay own utilities. One money down. 635-6200. space, available Imme- The Honolulu medical examin­ Kitchen privileges. $80. year lease plus secur­ dlately, offices In­ 1989 Buick Now *5440°° cluded. Howland Real MANCHESTERHONCA er’s office said later Friday that weekly, 649-4003. ity deposit. No pets. Excessive obbrevlatlons ^ij^^LeSabre fS2iaA STRICKEN AIRLINER — A United Airlines Boeing ripped in the side of the jumbo jet on a flight to New “multiple small body fragments Immediate occupancy. Estote, 643-1108. 24 ADAMS ST. Two bedroom, first floor, abbreviate results! Be 4 Door Sedan 1986 Plymouth Rollout 747 rests at Honolulu International Airport Friday Zealand. The plane returned to Honolulu and made and pieces of clothing” were parking, cellar stor­ Reale Real Estate, 649- sure readers understand MANCHESTER. 3400 and 4 Door Sedan 0795. MANCHESTER, CT 06040 AC. Crulee, Door Locke, FM Cate. with a gaping hole in the fuselage. The hole was a safe landing, but nine passengers were missing. found in the one of the right-side age, heat, large yard. your ad by avoiding ab­ 2400 square foot Indus­ engines. Deputy Medical Exa­ Manchester. $625. per AVAILABLE Imme­ 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 *16 ,874. Now *4880°° breviations. 643-2711. trial space. Loading Factory Ubel: miner Mary Flynn said it was not onth. 649-2871. diately 3 bedrooms, dock, parking. Wood­ VdufTie Pricing aasosA $675 and $700 plus utili­ Oiaeount: known whether the fragnrients land Industrial Park. 1986 Poutiac 6666 ties. Child and one pet SeHing Price: ONE OF THE good habits HOMES Principals only. 643- 4 Door Sedan were from one or more bodies. okay. Allbrio Realty 2121. and the people weren’t there’ United said the missing pas­ thrifty people have deve­ FOR RENT 649-0917. Now *6990°° loped is dally reading of 1989 Buick ‘There were seats just gone. There sengers included six Americans, the ads In classified. MANSFIELD. 2 bed­ MANCHESTER. Immac­ SOtOAA longer.” Gary Garber told The Asso­ two Australians and a New room. Private en­ ^ Park HONOLULU (AP) - Some pas­ were people sitting there,” she said. That's where they find ulate three bedroom 1985 Bukk Coutury Ltd. ciated Press in a telephone interview Zealander. value buys. trance. Appliances, Colonial with ]'/i baths sengers looked up to see rows of seats from the emergency room of a Honolulu At least 14 passengers were taken to wall to wall carpet. and attached garage. Avenue 4 Door Sedan and people near them suddenly gone. hospitals for treatment, authorities Twenty-seven passengers were hospital. treated at hospitals and five were $496. Coll 643-8516 $900 plus utilities. Call 4 Door Sedan Now *6590°° One man saw sky. A woinan’s earrings said. It was not immediately known Contone Realty, 646- All Power, Caaa. "We heard a hissing noise and then hospitalized. MANCHESTER. One bed­ aeoeiA were ripped off by the wind. what caused the hole to blow open. IAPARTMENTS 5900. noise from the explosion, if you want to Federal aviation investigators room apartment, heat, Faolory Label: Moments after a huge hole opened in The plane left Honolulu International IFOR RENT hot water, carpeting, 1985 Buick Park Avouuo call it that. Then we put our heads down. Volumt Pricing the fuselage of a United Airlines 747 jet Airport with 336 passengers and 18 crew had not determined the cause of air conditioning, all ap­ DIeoount 4 Door Sedan A moment later, we put our heads up IQ c J STORE AND Friday, nine people were missing, members at 1:34 a.m. for Auckland, the hole, but were leaning toward MANCHESTER. Three pliances. Call 649-5240. 1 OFFICE SPACE SoWng Prloo: Now *9660°° and I could see where the seats used to structural failure as the likeliest room aportment. $480 MANCHESTER. Two debris was flying, oxygen masks were be and the people weren’t there.” said New Zealand, and Sydney, Australia. It fS027A released, and a loud roar filled the explanation. Initial reports from plus utilities. Security. bedroom Townhouse. MANCHESTER. Prime Garber, of Tarzana. Calif. returned 59 minutes later with a No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 Nice location, all ap­ 1985 Buick Somorsot cabin. lO-by-40 foot vertical hole in the forward the pilot and some passengers Instant office space 1989 Buick Passenger Lynoor Birrell, of Welling­ indicated they had heard an weekdays. pliances. Heat, hot wa­ available Imme- BRAND H O N D A 2 Door Coupe But, remarkably, passengers on baggage area on the right side of the SOUTH WINDSOR. One ter, air conditioning. 1989 4^M !^Riviera ton, News Zealand, said she was about explosion. dlately. Ideal tor pro­ Now *5880°° Flight 811 stayed calm, many aboard airliner. bedroom, appliances, Call 647-1595. fessional, sales repre­ 2 Door Coupe six to eight feet from the hole in the no pets, no utilities. a c c o r d M027A said. fuselage. She looked up and saw that ECONOMICAL, Third sentative, etc. Call NEW L X 4 D O O R LoeOedl Landau Vinyl Top “All of a sudden it was like a dream — See PEOPLE, page 3 See EMERGENCY, page 3 Security. 875-7919. floor, one bedroom 649-2510. 1985 Bukk Rogal three rows of seats were gone. Factory Ubol: *24,220. a section of the plane wasn’t there any 1 MANCHESTER. Quality. apartment with stove MANCHESTER. Sto- AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Cuatom Coupe Heat, hot water, all and refrigerator. Nice re/ottlce - South Main Vduma Prldng ACV appliances Included. location. $450 plus utili­ Oiecount Now *6460°° Street location. Per­ Bdling Prtoa; *21fS63e Air conditioning, quiet ties and security. No fect tor beauty shop, •9061A pets. Call 643-2129. on busline. Ideal for colonial crafts or office 1985 Chovrelot Camaro middleaged and senior MANCHESTER. Second space. Available May ^ 1 ^ 9 8 9 Buick 2 Door Coupe citizens. One bedroom, floor, tour rooms, $550. 1st. $575. plus utilities. $605, Two bedrooms, Heat Included. Secur­ Allbrio Realty, Inc. 649- ^ M ^ R e a tta Now *6660°° $640. 247-5030. ity and references re­ 0917. 2 Door Coupe aeasiA MANCHESTER. Two quired. 643-1577. 1725 DIVIDABLE square bedroom apartment, Sporty & Luxurious — 1986 Cbovrolot Colobrity MANCHESTER. Three feet. Located In down­ 4 Door Sedan appllanced kitchen, bedrooms, I'/z baths, town Manchester pro­ "Has It Allll" wall to wall carpeting. $775 per month. Two fessional building. Factory Label: *27,250. Now *6970°° $650 per month. Heat Priced below market bedrooms, IV2 baths, Volume Pricing M190A and hot water Included. $575 per month plus tor quick occupancy. O lecount 3257. One year lease plus utilities, security and Very negotiable lease Selling Prioa: *23,993. 1966 Cbovrolot Coprico security deposit. No references. No pets. terms. Marilyn Vatte- 4 Door Sedan pets. Available Imme­ ronl. Sentry Real Est­ ’ All Pricea Include AppUcaWa 643-2121. Now diately. Reale Real Est- ate, 643-4060. Factory Caah Incantlvea *8660°° ote, 649-0795.______EAST HARTFORD. New * MANCHESTER HEBRON. Modern, two 13,995 OVER 100 BUICKS Newer 3 bedroom du- office space In restored 85 Bokk Somorsot bedroom. Heat, hot house, spectacular IN STOCK AT 2 Door Coupe water, appliances, plexs, large appli- cathedral celling, 9 IN STOCK!! parking, no pets. $625. anced kitchens, full Burnside Avenue. 3800 SIMILAR Now *6180°° 228-3245 or 646-0882. basements, with square feet with base­ “VOLUME PRICING" MANCHESTER. Two washer dryer hookups. ment. Can be divided. bedroom flat, first Nice yards, private Terms negotiable. For ^A^^O£STERHOND^ Information, call Ruth Cardinal Buick, Inc. floor air conditioning, parking. No pets. Two Cardinal Buick, Inc. fully appllanced kit­ FIshe, 282-0651.______24 ADAMS ST. months security. Im­ 81 Adams Street 81 Adams Street chen, basement, gor- OFFICE space Manches­ MANCHESTER, CT 06040 oge. $700. per month, mediate occupancy. ter. 3 rooms. Totaling Manchester, Conn. Manchester, Conn. plus security, plus utili­ Call Julie Blanchard, 900 sq. ft. on Spruce 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 ties. Available April ERA Blanchard & Ros- Street. Parking, one 649-4571 649-4571 Op«n Uon-TuM-W «d-Thur« Ntghta 1st. No pets. 649-5678 setto, 646-2482. year lease $700. month. Vehicles subject to; Opwn Mon -Tu#*.-w#d -Thun NigWi otter 7pm. 643-672 - 647-0069. prior salel REGIONAL WEATHER Boeing 747 Emergency Department heads contend People Long-range airliner Accu-Weather® forecast for Saturctay From page 1 From page 1 Daytime Corxlitions and High Temperatures Max. Speed: 595-610 mph. Range: 3,730-7,090 ^miles. Flight crew: 3. Max. Passengers: 385-537. “ All of a sudden, I could see the sky and feel the budgets hikes reasonable Some of Garber’s fingers were wind,” said passenger Koji Yamamoto, 23, of broken. His wife was uninjured. Osaka, Japan. “ The roof was breaking. Something Bv Nancv Concelman the town for that salary, said investigating and following up He said they were seated in the was blowing toward us.” Manchester Herald William Camosci. engineering felony crimes and to maintain the business class section of the United’s Flight 811, which originated in San services director. efficiency of drug enforcement, plane. Francisco and Los Angeles, had departed Honolulu Town department heads say The remaining request would the department is requesting “ The aisle seats right adjacent International Airport with 336 passengers and 18 they have prepared for expected cover service for department three new detectives. Minor said. to us are what got hit. We were crew members at 1:34 a.m. (6:34 a.m. EST) for budget cuts by paring their equipment, he said. The department has also re­ about 18 inches from flying out Auckland, New Zealand, and Sydney, Australia. It budget requests for fiscal year "W e’re not in for anything quested a data-entry clerk, a the plane ourselves,” Garber returned 59 minutes later with a lO-by-40-foot 1989-90. really big.’’ Camosci said. laborer to help set up a said. vertical hole in its right side near the front of the Town Manager Robert B. Weiss “ We’re very close to the guide­ preventive-maintenance pro­ craft. Friday released the administra­ lines that the general manager gram for traffic signals and a Rochelle Perel, 48, of Beverly “ There is an area where there used to be a cargo tors’ budget requests, which total set.” crime-prevention officer to work Hills, Calif., also was sitting next BACKGROUND door and it’s not there any more,” said Eugene $73.5 million. $10 million more Weiss said Police Chief Robert with residents and business peo­ to the seats that blew away. The Boeing 747 was first announced in April 1966. and the first Glenn, special agent in charge of the Honolulu FBI WiraMngloThe National Transportation Safety Board sent a X which has blanketed the Caroli- ager of the radio station, said the P O Box 591. Manchester. Conn 06040. Hartford radio station WTIC one to three inches of snow were said. t. Lee Campbell, Wellington, New 21-member team to investigate the incident, and DC If you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m weekdays or 7:30 said it had been asked to nas. Virginia and southern New still expected. He said his wife told him that caller on Jan. 23 asked that the Zealand. U Boeing said it sent a two-man team to assist. a m Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable announce 25 school closings, Jersey with heavy snow, stalled she was in an aisle seat just a row message be relayed to the Japa- 2. Susan Craig, Morristown, N.J. E- to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-6046 by 6 The changing forecast angered 3. Horry Crolg, Morristown, N.J. Airport security put the passengers in a roped-off delayed openings and early dis­ out when it hit a high-pressure or two from where the hole was ne.se Consulate here. Oshita said 4. Dr. John MIchoel Crawford, Sid­ U p m weekdays for delivery In Manchester. many state residents. area in the terminal. Passengers were lying on the Suggested carrier rates ate SI.60 weekly. S7.70 for one missals. The station also said that system sitting over New York and blown in the fuselage. the caller hung up without identi­ ney, Austrollo. X “ Our switchboard operator 5. Anthony Fallon, Long Bench, Collt. month. S23.10 for three months. S46.20 for six months and terminal floor on airline pillows and blankets. One O 61 businesses and other organiza­ New England. here was kept busy all afternoon “ She said it was like a very loud fying him.self. Oshita said he 6. Borboro Fallon, Long Beach, Collf. z $02.40 for one year. man had an ice pack on his head and one wore a life tions called to announce storm- Connecticut was further spared talking to angry callers who had pop. like you would pop a paper relayed the message to the 7. Mary T. Handley, Boy City, Mich. < The Manchester Herald Is a member of the Associated Press, 8. Rose Harley, Hockensock, N.J. jacket. Others formed a long line at telephones to S the Audit Bureau of CIrculatlona. the New England Press related cancelations. by a wedge of especially dry air canceled meetings because of the bag,” Thompson said, adding, “ It consulate and later was inter­ 9. John Swann, Sidney, Austrollo. call relatives. Association and tha New England Newspaper Association. Manchester High School. Cov­ hovering overhead, said Bob predicted snow,” a WTIC spokes­ even sucked her earrings off.” viewed by the FBI. entry High School and Howell Hazard, a forecaster for the man said. Board may add to its budget LOCAL & STATE No abuse data Bv Jacqueline Bennett through 8 attend the middle Mickel. He said there is one child Manchester Herald school. Thornton said a poll of in town who must attend a for lawmakers fifth- and sixth-graders at Nathan treatment center, and, according COVENTRY - The Board of Hale indicated most would enjoy to state law, the town must foot ‘S p iritu a l being able to play volleyball, use T rash-energy HARTFORD (AP) — The Department of Education did not make any cuts the bill. However, reimburse­ slides, swings, a balance beam, Children and Youth Services has been asked to in the $9 million budget proposed ment from the state is 62 percent chin-up bars, or play soccer. investigate its handling of a case involving a for the next fiscal year during a of the cost. s n o w jo b ’ Edmund Mahoney, principal at battered and sexually abused Vernon girl after four-hour review Thursday night Included in the budget is $8,000 Nathan Hale, asked the board to hire an outside consultant to plan pushed department officials told legislators they and some members even pro­ that the equipment, if approved, couldn’t discuss what steps they took to protect posed some additions. study the cost and the pros and a s s a ile d The $9,148,599 budget for fiscal be located where it will not be an cons of town-owned buses. The the child. “ attractive nuisance” to seventh- Saying that confidentiality laws prevent year 1989-90, which begins July 1. town has had problems with and eighth-graders. HARTFORD (AP) — Dozens of by Cassano them from discussing specific cases, officials represents an increase of $950,475 delays in bus arrival and pickup, Included in the budget are confusion over routes, and driver religious leaders gathered Fri­ from department officials spoke only generally over this year’ s budget of funds for instructional and non- day to endorse a gay rights bill, about how the agency works during a l>A-hour $8,198,124. shortages. calling it consistent with Chris­ By Alex Glrelll Additions proposed by the instructional equipment, such as The services is provided by meeting on Thursday. Manchester Herald stoves and sewing machines for tian and Jewish faith and dismiss­ State legislators from Vernon had requested board included funds to start a Laidlaw Transit Inc., a national home economics. ing religious arguments against the meeting with two youth-services depart­ three-to-five-year phase-in for company with an office in Madi­ A committee to study long-term resource Mickel noted insurance costs the bill as a “ spiritual snow-job.” ment officials to determine what role the the replacement of copying son. recovery plans will be proposed by town Director have risen sharply and that “ Homosexuals, like Jews, have agency played before the child was critically machines. been and continue to be the Stephen T. Cassano when the directors hold their "Our staffs are working with special education is always a big injured this month. targets of blind hatred and March meeting. Cassano said Friday in a telephone expense. ’That cost has increased The blonde, blue-eyed child has been duplicating machines that are interview from Miami, where he is attending a from $398,900 to $460,500. discrimination.” said Judy Co­ hospitalized since Feb. 7 when she stopped dinosaurs.’’ said Lawrence trash-to-energy conference hosted by the National "Special education is always an hen. associate rabbi at Congrega­ breathing, police said, after her mother’s Mickel. school board chairman. o(... O tion Beth Israel in West Hartford. League of Cities. area that is big, volatile, where 0,1 v: /JO boyfriend twice threw her on a bed with such Residents Elaine M. Thornton “ We reject such discrimination.” Cassano is a director of the league and a member and Ellen Mickel asked the board we have no flexibility.” said of the league’s energy committee. force that she struck her head against a wall. The bill would prohibit discrim­ She had bruises, bite marks and abrasions on to consider adding between $800 ination against gay men and On Thursday night. Cassano explained to 300 and $1,000 to the budget for people attending the conference that the league her body, according to court records. lesbians in areas such as housing, The child was taken off the critical list playground equipment for fifth- employment, credit and public believes a national policy is needed on regional and sixth-graders at Capt. Na­ CALDWELL ^Kitcracfcer resource recovery facilities. Wednesday and was listed in stable condition accommodation. It was approved at Hartford Hospital Thursday, a spokesman than Hale School. by the Judiciary Committee and He has moderated most of the discussion at the “ I feel the equipment will Unique Selection of conference, which the league hopes will become an said. OIL INC. is now headed for the House of The girl’s mother, Tonie Marie Naylor. 22, provide a constructive outlet for Imported and locally Representatives. annual event, he said. and Naylor’s boyfriend. Peter R. Brunson. 22, pent-up energy and good exer­ handcrafted gifts and “ As Christians we ought to One of those attending is Lee F. O’Connor Jr.. cise,” Thornton said, speaking on have been charged in the case. decorations for Easter & support this legislation because it Manchester’s highway and sanitation superintend­ behalf of the Parent Teacher .69® During the meeting. Rep. Joseph D. is just.” said the Rev. Chris Rose ent. Cassano said about one-third of the officials at Organization. She said the fifth- per gal. C. O. D. Spring. Courtney, D-Vernon, requested that the the conference are elected officials, one-third ISO gal. minimum purchaaa of the Grace Episopal Church in agency conduct an internal investigation of the graders would have such equip­ 295 If'est Street, Bolton, Ct administrators, and one-third professionals in ment available at recess if they Hartford. “ Our baptismal vows case’s handling. 649-7514 commit us to strive for justice resource recovery. were attending grammar “ We’d like to have this case brought to your 649-8841 Wed.*Sat. 10-5 Sun //*5 Friday’s session was devoted to European P rtet Subl»et to Chang* and peace among all people, attention to determine whether it was handled schools, which don’t have space 0 miU north of Got Q tr Stoir Fark on Ri. 85J technologies in resource recovery. The conference for them. Students in grades 6 respecting the dignity of every properly.” Courtney said. human being.” ends today. The response to specific questions was the Cassano said he wants Manchester to begin Also Friday. Betty Gallo, the same: “ I apologize, but we cannot discuss long-range planning even though the town’s landfill lobbyist rounding up support for specific cases or even if there are cases.” said will probably be usable for the next 15 years. the bill, predicted it would pass in Maria Madsen, executive assistant to agency He said it may take as long as 10 years to the House of Representatives, a Commissioner Amy B. Wheaton. hurdle never cleared in the implement a resource recovery plan and it is time to 15-year history of failed gay start looking at all the alternatives. rights legislation in He said the National League of Cities report on the Connnecticut. need for a national policy concerns reducing the Gallo said she has commit­ amount of trash to be disposed of, rec.vling of trash ments from 80 of the 151 represen­ resourse recovery by incineration, and the problem Hospital appoints tatives to support the bill. She Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald of disposing of incinerator ash. said the bill also will pass the nursing executive Senate, which would set the .stage SIGNING UP — Visvaldis Averts of Bolton, an employee for a possible veto of the bill by of E. Andreoli and Sons of Wethersfield, stands atop a Joyce E. Bania of South Windsor has been Gov. William A. O’Neill, who truck as he mounts a price sign at the Texaco station at appointed director for nursing administration at voiced strong reservations about Adams and Hilliard streets earlier this week. c ritic a l Manchester Memorial Hospital, according to Ann the bill at a news conference Richard, vice president for nursing service. Thursday. Bania will be responsible for all aspects of Car Wash “ I ’m not sure that we should of state’s fund management information regarding the Depart­ Visit Our New Location create another class of citizens in Town water treatment plant ment of Nursing, including data collection and 672 Hartford Rd. 344 Broad St. 646-6846 the state of Connecticut, and HARTFORD (AP) — State auditors have analysis. She will be responsible fonthe scheduling 672 Hartford Rd. 646-3079 that’s as much as I would say at criticized sdm mist rat ion of the $44 million workers' office, the administrative assistant for nursing, the Manchester the pre.sent time.” O’Neill told is named for Erlis Keeney compensation fund for state employees. nursing service office secretary and the nurse Manchester reporters. director. Rose, in his remarks Friday, In an audit report released Friday, state auditors Bania. a 1972 graduate of the Boston University Valid At Broad St. Only]" y Valid At Hartford Rd. Only said the bill should not be The Board of Directors Keeney and his dedication to Henry J. Becker Jr. and Leo V. Donohue said the School of Nursing, most recently served as the nurse interpreted as a “ state sanction Thursday unanimously ap­ the divisions. state Department of Administrative Services failed recruiter for Manche.ster Memorial. From June of gay people.” proved a request by employees The division hopes to hold a to enforce adequately its contract with J Neale 1978 to June 1988, she served as director of critical Save $2.00l Save $4.00 He also lashed out at members of the water and sewer div­ dedication ceremony for the MacDonald Inc, of Hamden. care nursing, responsible for the administration of Royal Touch Wash Package of the religious right who have isions to rename the water new sign and plaque the week McDonald is paid as much as $1.2million a year to the intensive care, coronary care unit, special care Hot Touch Wash Package attacked the bill. treatment plant after former of May 15. National Drinking handle injury claims for the state’s 52 000 unit, stress lab and vascular lab. During this time, •Full Service Exterior Wash •Complete Exterior Wash “ What hurts so much is this is a employee Erlis E. Keeney, Water Week, Young said. employees, she held additional supervisory responsibilities for •Interior Cleaning •Undercarriage Wash & Rust Inhibitor spritual snow-job.” he said who was killed in a car Keeney. 54, and his wife. the emergency department, short-term stay, and & •Simonlz® Poly Creme Conditioner accident Jan. 9. Theaudit . which covered the period July 1.1985 to •Undercarriage Wash “ When those of us in theChristian Patricia. .58, were killed in a June 30, 1988, found: several medical/surgical units. •Simoniz® Pressure Poly Glaze community challenge gay people Employees and the adminis­ head-on collision on Route 83 in Bania has been a member of the intensive care Rust Inhibitor ■ Alnriost a third of the injury claims they and make this the focus of the tration have agreed to name Vernon when their car collided committee, the standards committee, and the joint •Simonlz® Poly Sealant Wax •Wheel Brightner 1 sampled lacked the required signature of a moral debate of our time, we the plant the “ Town of Man­ with a minivan. Erlis Keeney supervisor. practice committee, as well as serving as a former avoid challenging the real lifes­ chester Water Department had worked for the Water chairwoman of the nursing quality assurance $7.95 $5.95 ■ MacDonald was not interviewing injured tyle which is tearing apart our Erlis Keeney Complex,” said Division for over 33 years, committee and as current chaimoan of the nursing (regularly $9.95) (regularly $9.95) Robert Young, water and employees every seven days as required by the families and destroying human many of them as master contract. recruitment and retention committee. lives.” sewer adminstrator. mechanic. From 1972 to 1978, Bania was as.^ociated with ■ The department lacked comprehensive written He said the real threat to family Keeney’s former co-workers The division had proposed Hartford Hospital, where she served as a staff nurse Valid Monday February 27th thru procedures for billing and collecting duplicate life is “ the immorality of the also plan to pool their funds to dedicating a plaque and new in adult medicine and medical intensive care and as Thursday March 2nd Vaiid Monday February 27th thru payments or overpayments to employees. greed, the lust for power, the plant a memorial tree on the garage to Keeney’s memory a head nurse on a 27-bed medical unit. Not Valid Without Coupon Or With Thursday March 2nd Thomas Barnett, a department spokesman, said desire for money and posses­ facility grounds and buy a but decided the current prop- ■ Bania is a member of Sigma 'Theta Tau, the Any Other Coupon Or Promotion Not Valid Without Coupon the department has corrected some of the problems Or With Any Other Coupon Or Promotion sions, the stress in our workplace, bronze plaque for the front osal would be more international honor society of nursing, and of the and IS working on correcting others. The depart­ the transience of our jobs and our lawn of the facility describing appropriate. Connecticut Association for Nurse Recruiters. lack of rootedness.” ment s internal auditors are performing their own examination of the company, he said. Local & State Suit claims Local & State Electrician blamed for fire

Thompson bill must wait little fixed EAST HAVEN (AP) - An The fire was determined to resulted in that danger existing, GOP van to visit Monday electrical contractor was have been caused by a “ melt­ Toscano said. State Rep. John W. Thompson, D-Manchester. charged with second-degree down” in the basement heating “We feel we have a avery has testified before a legislative committee in favor at school Republican legislators will take their “ no new manslaughter Friday for al­ unit caused by improper wiring, strong moral obligation to alert of a bill he introduced that would permit payroll taxes” campaign on the road Monday when they legedly committing numerous Hubbard said. people this type of incident deductions toward the purchase of small- visit Manchester in a large van to protest Gov. code violations in hooking up a 15/ NEW HAVEN (A P) - A Following his release from occurred,” Toscano said. denomination state bonds to finance college William A. O’Neill’s call for $737 million in higher heating unit that malfunctioned lawsuit filed on behalf of a police custody, Salz angrily de­ Louise Gorman said she got education. taxes. and set a house afire, leaving one retarded woman living at the nied he had done anything wrong. very mixed emotions when she But Thompson said Friday the office of the state State Reps. J. Peter Fusscas. R-Marlborough, person dead. Southbury Training School “ I’m not a criminal. It was a heard of the electrician’s arrest, treasurer has said it is not now able to handle any and Paul R. Munns, R-Glastonbury, will join Rep. An inspector with the New claims conditions at the center faulty heater. These people are and when she heard he was being escrow funds the state would have to establish to Robert G. Jaekle. R-Stratford, in a 27-foot camping Haven state’s attorney’s office have not improved greatly since looking for something that is not charged with manslaughter, hold the funds until the purchase price of a bond is van that will stop in on front of Super Stop & Shop said the arrest was believed to the state agreed three years ago there. I have no idea what’s going “ that kind of hit me.” accrued. supermarket on Broad Street at about 10 a m. mark the first time in Connecticut to increase staff and add more on.” he said. “ The fire marshal is She said she did not know what Thompson said Rep. William Cibes, chairman of Monday. that a fire death caused by programs. jumping to conclusions. specific code violations had been the Finance. Revenue and Bonding Committee, told An aide to Jaekle. who organized the protest, said improperly installed electrical The suit alleges that the “ I ’ve been an electrician for 33 found by authorities. him the proposal will probably become part of study the the representatives will talk with visitors and equipment has led to a mans­ r/. woman, who is 40, lives “ devoid of years and I ’d never do anything to of measures for possible implementation later. hand out bumper stickers with a “ No New Taxes” laughter charge against an hurt anyone,” he said. “ My heart Last year the General Assembly passed a college warmth, individuality or dignity” slogan. electrician. and has been assaulted many goes out to them (the Gorman bond program that will permit sale of the bonds for Richard Salz, 48, owner of Salz fam ily).” times, including being raped costs that range from $230 to $740. Thompson said in Ethics hearing Is March 9 & Son Electrical & General MAXIMIZING twice in 1987. Police appiied for Salz said he performed the his Feb. 9 testimony, that some parents will find it Contractors, was released on arrest warrants in both alleged work in August “ as an individ­ difficult to come up with that amount of money at A request by engineer William O’Neill for an $1,000 cash bond pending a March vniiR one time. sexual attacks, the suit says, but opinion about whether he faces a possible conflict of ual.” and not as part of a contract ^ YOUR 6 court appearance, said Deputy the state’s attorney’s office de­ with his company. interest will be considered by the town’s Ethics Police Chief William Hubbard. ' DECISIONS AP photo cided not to prosecute. Commission March 9. “ All I did was install it under More than a dozen electrical O’Neill likely to run again PIPE BOMBS — Kirk Swaylik, 21, center, is taken into O’Neill, a member of a citizens’ committee the instructions of the home code violations were discovered owners. There is no way anyone The woman has not received studying improvements to the Hockanum River HARTFORD (AP) — Democratic Gov. William custody Friday after allegedly selling four pipe bombs to in the six-foot, baseboard heating can hold me responsible here,” he ^ VI Kava,MST,CPA the help necessary to learn to Linear Park, asked for the opinion because he a A. O’Neill repeated Friday that he’s likely to seek an undercover federal agent in Brookfield. unit Salz installed in a basement said, blaming his arrest on what change her behavior since enter­ principal in Fuss and O’Neill, one of nine consulting re-election next year, even as Republicans try to family room of the home of he said was the inexperience of ing the school as a teen-ager, and firms invited to submit proposals for improvements make a 1990 campaign issue out of his $877 million “ is no better off now than she was Burton H. and Louise Gorman, local fire marshals. tax increase plans for this budget year and next. to the park. PROS AND CONS OF 20 years ago,” said her attorney, said Joe Toscano, an inspector for To prove second-degree mans­ On Monday. House Minority Leader Robert G. Undercover feds halt When he asked for an opinion from the Ethics the prosecutor’s office. NONDEDUCTIBLE IRAS David Shaw of Hartford. laughter, prosecutors will have to You cannot deduct contributions to Jaekle, R-Stratford, a likely GOP gubernatorial Commission, O’Neill said he did not participate in Investigators would not cite discussions by the citizens’ committee over what show that, as a licensed electri­ an Individual Retirement Accout contender next year, will take an anti-O’Neill tax ’’With help, I ’m convinced she any of the specific violations, should be included in the request for proposals cian. Salz should have know that (IRA) If: (1) you are married and campaign on the road. can live a life that’s pretty close to other than the absence of any either spouse is an active partic­ pipe-bomb operation The Ethics Commission’s meeting will held in the what he was doing posed a fire Asked about the GOP campaign Friday. O’Neill normal, Shaw said Thursday, a ground wire in the unit. hazard but went ahead anyway ipant in an employer-maintained conference room of the Probate Court, 66 Center St., smiled and said he expected to run unless additional BROOKFIELD (AP) - Fed­ day after filing the suit in U.S. “ Suffice it to say he did not retirement plan, and your income parked outside his house by a at 7:30 p.m. and recklessly took actions that health problems flare up. eral authorities say they may District Court. install that unit using sound exceeds •50.000 or (2) you are sin­ man who told police he had heard Members of the Ethics Commission are William “ As of now. I wouldn’t question whether I was have solved a rash of pipe-bomb electrical practices. If this were gle, you are an active participant in an explosion the night before so The suit seeks to have her FitzGerald, chairman, M. Adler Dobkin, Mary running or not,’’ O’Neill said. incidents in western Connecticut just a case of mistakenly doing an employer-maintained retirement loud that it rattled his windows. moved into a community-based Sears, Jonathan Mercier, Diane Comollo, Robert plan, and your income exceeds Over the past year, the 58-year-old O’Neill, who with the arrest Friday of a one thing. I don’t think we would The device was four inches long, group home, where her family Franklin, and Sol Cohen. •35,000. Partial deductibility is al­ took office at the end of 1980, has had several polyps Danbury man on charges of be here today,” Toscano said. packed with gunpowder and believes she could learn to lowed for marrieds with income removed from his colon. Seven years ago. he manufacturing bombs in his “He clearly violated electrical from •AO.OOO - •OO.OOO and for sin­ suffered a heart attack and had bypass surgery. buckshot and wrapped with black become a productive member of Lawmaker takes on KKK home. tape. codes 01! numerous occasions.” .69® gles with income from •25,000 - society. (150 Oal. Min.) Kirk Swaylik. 21, was arrested The fire Dec. 28 at the Gor­ •35,000. The same day, a bicyclist found ANSONIA (AP) — State Sen. Gary A. Hale, Prl0 9 $ $ubl0el to ch$ngo If an IRA contribution will be par­ First Fargo trial near end after he sold four pipe bombs to a similar device by the side of a The federal government sued D-Ansonia, on Friday challenged the Ku Klux Klan, mans’ home claimed the life of Manchester • 645-8393 an undercover agent from the the state-operated school in 1985, which said this week it would field a political one of their grandchildren. Bur­ tially or fully nondeductible for you. main thoroughfare and took it to consider these pros and cons in de­ HARTFORD (AP) — The $7 million Wells Fargo federal Bureau of Alcohol To­ police. ajleging inadequate medical ser­ candidate in Connecticut soon, to run someone ton Gorman III, 13. who lived at the residence with another ciding whether to make a contribu­ robbery trial could be over in three weeks, bacco & Firearms, said Brook­ A few days later, police re­ vices, inappropriate use of drugs against him next year. tion. according to the judge hearing the matter in U.S. field police Maj. Ralph Fort- to control behavior, lack of While many people believe the best way to deal brother and their father. Burton WILSON ported that they had found the Pros of Using a District Court. miller, whose department remnants of an exploded pipe- training programs and an unsafe with the Klan is to ignore them and hope they go Gorman Jr. The boy was found O IL C O . Nondeductible IRA: “ There is daylight ahead,’’ Judge T. Emmet assisted in a two-month joint physical environment. away, “ it’s important they know we’re prepared to dead of smoke inhalation in his bomb on a city golf course. ^ 14 YEARS OF QUALITY SERVICE y * The earning on yoru IRA will com­ Clarie told the jury Thursday. investigation by A TF agents and take them on, challenge their views and challenge second-floor bedroom. Friday’s sale was the second by The state agreed in 1986 to pound tax-free until withdrawn. The 12 jurors and three alternates have listened to local police. their ideas,” Hale said during a news conference at Swaylik to an undercover agent, make improvements, including * The withdrawal restrictions may testimony since Oct. 11. The sale occurred in the park­ Fortmiller said. A federal agent hiring more staff. Ansonia City Hall. encourage you to save money for Prosecutors will need about one more week to ing lot of a shopping center near National Klan leader James W. Farrands of earlier purchased two pipe But. according to Shaw, “ for retirement that you might otherwise present evidence, most of which involves docu­ Route 7, Fortmiller said. Swaylik Shelton, a town bordering Hale’s Senate district, spend. bombs on Feb. 10, Fortmiller the average person living there, PHONE: ments alleged to link the five Puerto Rican was employed at a discount said this week that it was “ highly probable” that the said. life IS not that much different.” Cons of Using a nationalist defendants to the 1983 West Hartford hardware store located in the Klan would run a candidate for some public office in 523-5243 Nondeductible IRA: robbery in which $7.1 million was stolen. shopping center. the near future in Connecticut. Nondeductible contributions are Defense lawyer Leonard Weinglass of New York “ There have been a number of Farrands said a likely candidate would be John not subject to Income tax upon City told Clarie that the defense will take as long as incidents in the last couple of Dillon, a 30-year-old construction worker from withdrawal because you have al- two weeks to present its evidence. months in the western Connecti­ Meriden, who said later he was interested in seeking redy paid tax on them. However, if The defense will be limited, in part, because most cut area and there is some a local office, but didn’t elaborate. t^lau n d ry^ d r y CIIANINGt^ you have a mixture of deductible of the defendants will not testify and will not present indication of a possible link and nondeductible IRA funds, with­ any character witnesses. between Swaylick and a number Nadolny’s project gets OK PICK-UP AND DELIVERY drawals are considered a pro rata of these,” said Stephen J, Raber. IN withdrawal of each. You cannot de­ resident agent-in-charge of W ATERBURY (A P) — A unique housing project signate a withdrawal as coming just ATF’s New Haven office. that would allow residents to buy a townhouse with a from the nondeductible (and, there­ Measles become emergency fore, nontaxable) funds. Withdra­ “ Pipe bombs are an extremely mortgage payment of $300 a year received state approval Friday, said the Rev, Edmund S. Nadolny. wals from an IRA before you are ~ ^ measles dangerous item.” he said. “ The forced the University of Hartford on Fridav to MANCHESTER 59'/i are subject to a 10% penalty explosion ... is intended to cause "The State Bond Commission authorized $17 tax. implement an emergency plan it has been the pipe to break up and scatter million in bonding for the state Department of Monday & Thursday * Your after-tax return on invest­ preparing for years and cancel all events in an effort shrapnel at very high velocity as Housing, which will provide Nadolny with $11.9 ments outside an IRA may prove d'ise^a''s7^"‘ ‘ he spread of the highly contagious far away as 1.000 feet” million for his project. better than the return on your tax Authorities later searched Nadolny, a Roman Catholic priest from Nauga­ deferred IRA. A sophomore guard on the university’s basketball Swaylick’s house and recovered tuck. said $6.7 million of the money will be a loan, Mayflower Laundry & * You will have to file yearly status team was hospitalized with the measles forcinethe two cans of black power, a while $5.2 million will be a grant. reports on your IRA with your tax unusual precautions. returns, and you will be responsible 1 The remainder of the bond money will go to the quantity of fuse, some pieces of tor keeping complete records on “ The university, working in close cooperation pipe, tools and other materials Naugatuck Valley Housing Development Corp., Drycleaning Co. with the state department of health, has no choice nondeductible contributions. believed used in the making of which will get a $1.6 million loan and a $3.5 million If you would like to receive a free six but to canel or postpone all public events “ said pipe bombs, Raber said. grant, Nadolny said. The corporation is a coalition 266 PROSPECT AVE. month subscription to our newslet­ Walter M. Bortz III, vice president for institutional Since December, at least seven of religious, labor and community organizations. ter, please call our office. advancement. HARTFORD, CONN.06106 pipe bombs have been found in The two groups will work together on the so-called Bortz said the ban on publicevents would continue Fort Hill project in Waterbury. New Haven. Norwalk, Branford, PH O N E ^ 523-5243 ^ PH O N E VI Kava Is the tax partner In the at least through March 12, the time when an Simsbury and Danbury, where Nadolny said the plans for his group are to provide incubation period for the university’s only case of exposure Our 60th Year: 3rd Generation accounting firm of two bombs were found Jan. 18, limited 48 low- and moderate-income families with 2-, 3- and Kava & Kava. CPA's, measles will end. The ban could be extended, if One of the bombs in Danbury 4-bedroom townhouses. To qualify, families’ 153 Main Street, Manchester, CT other cases are reported. Monthly Charge Accte. Available was found next to his pickup tnick incomes must be between $22,000 and $35,800 a year, 846-5528. Nadolny said. Obituaries NATION & WORLD

Norris Cotton, former senator Harold R. Binks Hartford. The funeral will be Monday at Besides his wife, he is survived 11 a m. at the Vincent Funeral LEBANON. N.H. (AP) — Norris Cotton, a former Bush vows fight Harold R Binks, 62. of Vernon, by a son and daughter-in-law, U.S Senator who described himself as “ a Home. 120 Albany Turnpike. formerly of Manchester, died Warren and Mary Russell of East Canton. The Rev. Warren H. rock-ribbed conservative Republican and proud of Thursday. (Feb. 23, 1989). at an it." died Friday at home. He was 88. Hartford, and two Bouton will officiate. Burial will area convalescent home. granddaughters. be in Fairview Cemetery. Chico­ Cotton died of pneumonia Friday afternoon, for OK of Tower He was born in Manchester on The funeral will be Tuesday at pee. Mass. Calling hours will be according to Jane Bassick, a spokeswoman for the March II. 1926. and had lived in 10 a.m. at the Newkirk and Monday starting at 10 a.m. Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Hanover. Vernon for 20 years. He was well Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Gov. Judd Gregg ordered state flags lowered to known throughout the Manches­ Burnside Ave., East Hartford. half staff in memory of Cotton, who he said as defense chief ter area for his interest in local Burial will be in Rose Hill "represented the best of Yankee statesmanship," sports. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Elected to Congress in 1946 and sworn in with Fritz Slegal WASHINGTON (AP) - Repub­ strongly behind” the appoint­ He is survived by a sister. Calling hours are Monday from 2 licans hung tough Friday on John ment and arranged for a personal Richard Nixon, who became a lifelong friend. PITTSBURGH (AP) - Fritz Mildred B. Boucher of Hebron, to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tower’s troubled nomination to lobbying campaign when he Cotton said he spent his freshman term "with mv Siegal, retired concertmaster of and several nieces, nephews, be Defense Secretary, with Presi­ returns home. eyes and ears open and my mouth shut." the Pittsburgh Symphony Or­ grandnieces, grandnephews and dent Bush saying from Tokyo, Suggestions from majority De­ He was elected to the Senate in 1954 to fill the two cousins. chestra, died Wednesday of liver remaining years of the term of the late Sen. Charles Elena DeFellce cancer at age 71. “ there is no fallback, there is no mocrats that Tower withdraw A memorial service will be held option,” to the controversial and avert a bruising battle Tobey. For the next 20 years. Cotton sat at a desk As concertmaster for 20 years Monday at 10 a m. at St. John’s Elena (Keeney) DeFelice. 71. appointment. between the Bush administration built for another favorite son of New Hampshire. beginning in 1967, Siegal led the Episcopal Church. Route 30. of 401 Keeney St., died Friday. and the Senate next week were Daniel Webster. Pittsburgh symphony’s first vio­ “ I ’ll be talking to whoever has Vernon. Burial will be in East (Feb. 24. 1989). at Manchester brushed aside. On Aug. 4. 1974, the day Nixon resigned the lin section and often served as an open mind on this subject,” Cemetery. Calling hours are Memorial Hospital. Tower met at the White House presidency. Cotton was among those the president assistant to the conductor. Bush said in vowing a personal Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 She was the widow of Nicholas with Senate Republican Leader phoned at 2 a m. to say goodbye. He also served with orchestras lobbying campaign upon his p.m. at the Holmes Funeral R. DeFelice. Bob Dole and Vice President Dan "It was the saddest day of my life." Cotton Home. 400 Main St. in Chicago, Seattle. Baltimore return to the United States early She was born in Manchester on Quayle for a strategy session, and recalled But he said he was relieved Nixon had quit and Indianapolis. next week. The president said he March 21, 1917, and was a lifelong Dole said afterwards there was and saved him the agony of judging his friend in a was not questioning the motiva­ Wilton H. Powell resident. She was a registered no talk of a possible withdrawal. Senate impeachment. tion of key Senate Democrats who Wilton H. Powell, 77. of Windsor nurse who worked in the obstet­ Dole added Bush would be have opposed the Tower .Avenue in the Rockville section of rics department at Manchester In Memoriam meeting individually next week Vernon, father of Betty-Lou Wirtz Memorial Hospital before retir­ nomination. In sad and loving memory of Judy with 10 or so potential Demo­ and Beverly Carl of Coventry, ing in 1985. The nomination, rejected on an cratic supporters in hopes of Calendar She was a graduate of the St. .Adams, who passed away on Feb. died Friday. (Feb. 24. 1989). at 26, 1988. 11-9 party-line vote in the Senate salvaging the nomination. Rockville General Hospital. Francis School of Nursing. She Armed Services Committee, goes Bush must pick up at least five was a member of a local chapter Always in our hearts to stay He was born March 23. 1911, in Loved and remembered before the full Senate later next Democrats to assure Tower’s of the American Association of Manchester Manchester. He had lived in everyday. week. confirmation. Dole said he be­ Rockville since 1951. Retired Persons, and a member “I wouldn’t be in a fight if I lieved all 45 Republicans were Monday Love. He was employed as a senior of the American Registered didn’t think we could win it, ” behind Tower. Pension Board. Lincoln Center gold room. 2 p.m Norm. Mary Lou and Lindsey security investigator for the state Nurses Associaton. At one time Bush said in remarks to reporters In his Friday remarks in Zoning Board of .Appeals. Lincoln Center hearing U.S. Presitdent George Bush is greeted by Japanese Prime Minister Banking Department in Hartford she was actively involved with shortly before leaving Tokyo Japan, Bush said: room. 7 p m until his retirement. the Girl Scouts of America. In Memoriam Noburu Takeshita on the receiving line at a reception hosted by the today. " I want them to know how Commission on .Aging. Senior Citizens Center, He was a past master of She is survived by three daugh­ In sad and loving memory of prime minister Thursday evening in Tokyo. Tower has been battling allega­ strongly I feel,” he said of 7:30 p m Lafayette Lodge of Masons. ters. Elena Erismann in Minne­ Judith Adams, who passed away tions of excessive drinking and lawmakers. “ And I feel it’s not a Board of Education. Bowers school. 7:30 p.m Windsor. He was also a member sota. Carol Broderick in Califor­ on Feb. 26, 1988. womanizing, as well as questions personal win or lose, it’s what’s Tuesday of Gideon Welles Chapter and nia and Patricia DeFelice of To some you may be forgotten about possible conflict of interest right, who is best to run the Democratic Town Committee. Lincoln Center Walcott Council. East Hartford, Manchester: and three To others a part of the past stemming from the hundreds of Defense Department. And that’s hearing room 7 p m grandchildren Bush heads for China and of Washington Comman­ But to us who love you dearly thousands of dollars he earned as what’s at stake. And I ’m going to Pitkin Glass Works. Lincoln Center gold room. dary, Hartford, as well as Sphinx The funeral will be Wednesday your memory will always last. a defense consultant earlier in the win this battle.” 7:30 p m Temple and its Oasis Shrine Club at 9:30 a m. at the John F Sadly Missed, decade. “Do I suggest that there’s no Wednesday of Newington. Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W Bev, Randy, and Families Bush said many opponents had chance of picking up no Demo­ Veterans graves custodians. Municipal Building after meetings in Tokyo He was a member of St. John’s Center St., with a Mass of noted perceptions of Tower’s crats next week?” Bush said with coffee room 7 p m Episcopal Church of Vernon. Christian buriel at 10 a m. at the problems, and added, “ That’s not a smile. “ No, I don’t,” and he Hockanum River Linear Park Committee. Church of the Assumption. Burial In Memoriam Besides his daughters, he also TOKYO (A P) — President Bush, his visit a fair enough, not a high enough added he intends to lobby law­ Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p m will be in West Cemetery. Calling In sad and loving memory of Ju­ Cambodian resistance leader Prince Noro­ is survived by a son. William to Asia distracted by the imperiled standard.” makers personally when he re­ Library Board. Whiton Memorial Library. 7:30 hours are Tuesday from 2 to 4 dith Copeland Adams, who passed dom Sihanouk. Powell of Sarasota, Fla.; a sister. nomination of Defense Secretary- Earlier Bush had said, “ I stand turns to Washington next week. p m p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. away on February 26, 1988. Bush said the United States believes that Helen Eyborse of Norwich: seven designate John Tower, bade farewell to Thursday Memorial donations may be We love and miss you so much, Sihanouk should head an interim govern­ grandchildren: nine great­ Japan’s new emperor today and said. Economic Development Commission. Lincoln made to the American Heart our loves will never be the same ment once Vietnamese troops complete grandchildren: and several nie­ “ We’ve laid some good groundwork here” Center gold room. 8 a m Association or the American without you. their pullout of forces from Cambodia later ces and nephews. in his introductory talks with foreign Budget boss anticipates Diabetes Association. Love, this year. He also reiterated American He was predeceased by his leaders. Jay, Rob. and Kristy, Husband opposition to a return to power by the wife. Emma. Bush was making a nostalgic weekend Andover and children Chinese-supported Khmer Rouge. The funeral will be Monday at 1 return to his former diplomatic post in compromise talks ahead Clarence F. Booth Bush was due to arrive today in China at Monday p.m. at the Potter Funeral Home, China, but first he grappled with questions mid-day Beijing time, 3:30 a.m. Washing­ Recreation Commission. Town Office Building. 8 456 Jackson St. (Route 195). Clarence F Booth, 99. of Arch In Memoriam concerning Tower and summed up his two WASHINGTON (AP) - Des­ ton time. insisted that they want the White p m Willimantic. Burial will be in Old Road. .Avon, husband of the late In sad and loving memory of Ju­ days in Japan. pite a week of tough questions House to put more details about Wednesday Willimantic Cemetery. Calling Cyrene (Atwood) Booth, died dith Copeland Adams, who passed "Throughout all of our discussions ... I He defended Tower again in his session over what critics see as big gaps Bush’s budget on the record > Board of Selectmen. Town Office Building. 3:30 hours are Sunday from2 to4 and7 Friday (Feb 24. 1989) at Man­ away on February 26, 1988. found a shared sense of satisfaction ... that with reporters, saying he had no “ fal­ in President Bush’s 1990 spending before they enter into negotia­ z to 9 p.m. Aou were taken away without a (71 p m chester Memorial Hospital East-West relations are now clearly lback” planned except to lobby strongly plan. Budget Director Richard tions. Darman met again Friday Memorial donations may be change to say goodbye, S He was born Jan. 26, 1890, in proceeding on the basis of an agenda with “ whoever has an open mind on the Darman on Friday expressed with top Democrats and Republi­ M made to the the Shriners Burn Chicopee .Mass He had lived in but 1 know how much love there favorable to the United States, its allies, its optimism that serious negotia­ CO subject.” The Senate will take up the cans from the congressional H Bolton Center. Boston. Mass. •Manchester most of his life before was between us. friends,” Bush told reporters. Tower nomination shortly after Bush’s tions will soon begin with Con­ A ou are always in my thoughts budget committees as part of a M moving to .Avon 13*': years ago The president sought to stress the return from Asia next week. gress over a compromise budget. 33 Wednesday and the heartbreak will never go series of sessions in which law­ He worked as a machinist at primary reason for his visit — Emperor The president said he had given no Darman predicted that in the 33 Board of Library Directors Bentley Memorial Edward J. Russell awav. makers have been seeking spe­ Pratt & V^Tiitney Aircraft Co for Hirohito’s funeral. He called it “ beauti­ next two weeks the administra­ n Library 7 30 pm thought to withdrawing the nomination. He cific figures about the spending 3J Edward J. Russell. 95, died many years before retiring at age fully staged and beautifully carried off.” pledged to wage what appeared to be an tion and congressional leaders Bush proposes. > Tuesday (Feb. 23. 19891 at the 81 He had also worked for the r The president also continued his fast- uphill fight to persuade the full Senate to will begin crafting a compromise In answer to the charge that o Coventry Manchester Manor convalescent Manchester school system paced diplomacy, meeting with Philippine ignore Thursday’s 11-9 vote in the Armed budget for fiscal 1990, which Bush has not been specific enough home He was the husband of He was a member of the In Memoriam President Corazon Aquino. West German Services Committee, which recommended begins next Oct. 1. 1 .Monday about what it would cut, Darman .Anna (Lafko) Russell of .Adoniram Council of .Masons President Richard von Weizsaecker and that the Senate reject Tower’s nomination. “ In a context where a lot of Planning and Zoning Commission Town Office a" "i^niory of Virginia A. said the administration has a Manchester. Gideon Wells Chapter. Royal Anderson, who passed awav on Fe­ President Mobutu Sese Seko of Zaire. “ I want them to know how strongly Heel. (financial) market players and position on the proper spending Building 7 30 p m Born in East Hartford, he had Arch .Masons: Temple Chapter bruary 25. 1985. On his discussions with several leaders. And I feel it’s not a personal win or lose, it’s other observers are nervous, it is Steering Liaison Committee Town Office Build­ level for “ almost every one” of been a lifelong resident. Order of the Eastern Star: and Bush said. “ We’ve laid some good what’s right, who is best to run the Defense foolish to do business as usual,” the programs in the $136 billion ing 7 30 p m Though her smile has gone Russell was a self-employed the Nutmeg Forest. Tall Cedars forever and her hand we cannot groundwork here.. .!. and that will help us Department. And that’s what’s at stake,” he said in a meeting with bag of government agencies for Solid Waste Committee Town Office Building heating and plumbing contractor. of Lebanon touch as we go down the road.” Bu.sh said. “ And I ’m going to win thi.s reporters. “ I think it will be which the administration has not 7 30 p m He was a World War I .Army He is sunived by a daughter. )Ae will never lose sweet Bush also said that during his trip to battle.” virtually guaranteed that we will specified exact cuts. Wednesday veteran. He was the founder and Jessica E Rhoades of .Avon' a memories of the one we loved so China, he will bring up human rights, but While expressing some frustration with start a process that is helpful, Darman said that once the Parks and Recreation Commission Patriot s first president of the Connecticut son Frederick W Booth of much. said he has no specific cases to press with having to deal with a political crisis from above and beyond the normal private negotiations get under­ Park 7:30 p m Sportsmen’s .Association of East Hudson Fla.: seven grandchild­ Sadly Missed by. his hosts. The president revealed that he “ halfway around the world,” Bush in­ legislative process.” way in earnest the administration .Nathan Hale Fife and Drum Corps trustees Town Hanford. He was also a member ren: 14 great-grandchildren and Husband, children and will will meet in Beijing, as well, with sisted, “ this one’s important.” Democrats in. Congress have will be willing to state its position. Office Building. 7 30 p m of Volunteer Hose Co. 3 of East three great-great grandchildren grandchildren. Nation & W orld Cop nabbed Nation & W orld Former helper says North Gorbachev meets writers in murders Poland, union agree on law tactical adviser to Contras KIEV, U.S.S.R. (AP) - President Mikhail S. WARSAW, Poland (A P) — Opposition and government negotiators agreed on a proposal Gorbachev met Friday with Ukrainian writers of hookers WASHINGTON (A P) - A man denying reports that he was Street,” Owen wrote to North in a Friday that would allow new trade unions to form pressing for cultural, economic and environmental who shuttled between Central giving tactical and procurement memo. Secord also faces crim i­ and legalize the Solidarity independent union reforms, and participants said he expressed America and Washington for advice to the Contras in defiance nal charges in the Iran-Contra LOS ANGELES (A P) - A movement, officials said. support for their efforts. Oliver North testified Friday that of the ban which took effect in affair but has yet to come to trial. veteran sheriff’s deputy who The proposal was reached by a working group Hours after Gorbachev left, police dragged away North gave Nicaraguan rebels October 1984. He was a Marine That same month, Owen testi­ allegedly was smoking cocaine that is part of the broad talks between the people who gathered near a downtown square where tactical advice after Congress lieutenant colonel and a top fied, North asked him to fly to with a prostitute was arrested for government and opposition on political and rallies against the Ukrainian Communist Party banned U.S. military aid and once National Security Council aide at Honduras aboard a plane loaded investigation of murdering three economic reforms. chief had been allowed nightly since Sunday, the eve suggested the Contras mount a the time. with humanitarian supplies, then hookers in an area where at least The proposed labor law is the result of a Feb. 16 of Gorbachev’s arrival. suicide air raid on the Managua In 1985, Owen testified, he took to supervise loading of weapons nine prostitutes have been killed, agreement by the sides to amend the current labor They hauled off anyone who stopped at October police said Friday. airport. part in efforts to open a “ southern to be dropped to the rebels. Owen, Revolution Square and put them in vans. It was not act. The proposal would have to be passed by the Rickey Ross, 40, a narcotics Robert W. Owen, 35, said at front” along Nicaragua’s Costa who by then was working with a clear what happened to those who were detained. Sejm, or parliament, to become law. investigator who has been with North’s Iran-Contra trial that he Rican border. At North’s direc­ U.S. government humanitarian Dmitro Pavlychko, head of the newly formed The proposal would allow trade unions to organize the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s made so many trips ferrying tion he flew to Costa Rica to view relief effort, protested his con­ Ukrainian Language Society, which seeks to make nationally. The current law that took effect in 1982 Department for 18 years, was information between North and possible sites for an airstrip that tract barred him from delivering Ukrainian the republic's official language, said the restricted how quickly a nationwide union could * . spotted with the woman in his car Contra leaders that he signed eventually was built for the effort weapons. group had a “ beautiful discussion” with Gorbachev form. early Thursday by police officers memos with the initials “ T.C.,” to resupply the Contras. “ He said, between the two of us, in party leader Vladimir V. Shcherbitsky’s office. patrolling south-central Los An­ meaning “ the courier.” He said he also, reluctantly, I would fly down on NHAO “ He completely supports all of our national, geles, Police Chief Daryl Gates On at least three occasions, accepted $1,000 in traveler’s (Nicaraguan Humanitarian As­ economic and ecological thoughts,” Pavlychko Couple won’t seek custody said at a news conference. Owen said, he carried maps and checks from North as a wedding sistance O ffice), put on my said. Police have been investigating TAMPA, Fla. (A P) — A couple won’t seek custody photographs from North to Nica­ present. The government Robert Owen private citizen hat, the slayings in the area of at least of a 10-year-old girl they believe is their daughter, raguan rebel leaders at meetings charges that that money was part and fly with the ammunition,” Lucas named to rights post nine and possibly as many as a but they stilt want genetic testing done to determine in Honduras, including one in of $4,300 that North is accused of Owen testified. dozen “ strawberries,” women whether they are her real parents, their lawyer said November 1984. The documents embezzling. He said when he got to Hondu­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Attorney General Dick who trade sex for drugs, since Friday. he carried showed details of the Owen said that in March 1986 ras there was no ammunition to Thornburgh on Friday recommended William August 1985. Ernest and Regina Twigg of Langhorne, Pa., airport in Managua, the Nicara­ the role of retired Air Force Maj. be loaded. Lucas, a black lawyer and former Michigan Police were investigating would settle for a chance to visit with the girl, and guan capital, and also included Gen. Richard V. Secord — who he Prosecutors questioned Owen gubernatorial candidate, to head the Justice whether Ross was linked to the make her part of their family, said John Blakely, the details of terrain and specific said was running the secret arms for nearly five hours Friday. Department’s civil rights division. AP photo other recent slayings. Gates said. Twiggs’ attorney. Sandinista emplacements. resupply network for North — North’s lawyers will cross- was being exposed. “ What you examine him Monday. Lucas, a Democrat-turned-Republican from NEWLYWEDS — Maine Gov. John R. McKernan stands But he said there was no indica­ “ They were becoming very frustrated with the Among the 12 charges for which Detroit, ran unsuccessfully for governor in 1986. He tion the deputy was linked to any public’s perception. They have always intended to North is being tried are allega­ had hoped to keep quiet is now Owen, who testified under a is also a former New York City policeman, FBI with his bride, U.S. Rep. Olympia J. Snowe, outside Holy of another series of prostitute do what is best for everyone,” said Blakely. tions that he lied to Congress by being openly discussed on the prosecution grant of immunity, is agent, Wayne County, Mich., sheriff and Wayne Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Lewiston, Maine, after killings in the area earlier this The Twiggs filed a lawsuit last year seeking a 1978 Stanford University gradu­ County executive. being married Friday. The two Republicans planned to decade that became known col­ genetic testing of the girl, Kimberly Mays. The ate. After college he worked for He worked briefly for the civil rights division in honeymoon in New York. lectively as the South Side girl’s father, Robert Mays, a roofing supply Iran leader says novel the Senate Republican Confer­ the early 1960s, representing the Justice Depart­ slayings. salesman from Sarasota, is Hghting to block the ence and was an aide to then-Sen. ment in Tuskegee, Ala., during the desegregation of Ross was arrested after a gun tests. Dan Quayle, who is now vice local schools, the department said. In addition, he found in his car was linked by a The Twiggs claim they brought the wrong child may cause Vast battle’ president. After leaving Quayle’s helped compile information on barriers to black Governor, lawmaker ballistics test to the three killings, home from Hardee Memorial Hospital in Wauchula office, he went to work for Gray voting, material presented to Congress during its police said. in 1978, and that Robert and Barbara Mays took and Co., one of the largest By The Associated Press Islam’s holy day — and set fire to consideration of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. He is Gates said the woman in the car their child the same day. Washington public relations several state-run buses and other currently a lawyer in private practice in Detroit. did not know Ross was a deputy. firms. Police in Bombay, India, fired vehicles, and attacked police, a tie the knot in Maine “ He did not stop her using his Veterans gather In Britain on mobs of Moslems protesting police spokesman said. badge,’ Gates said. “ He only publication of “ The Satanic Police imposed the ban after Union asks pension protection LEWISTON. Maine (AP) - “ Wish it could be a little identified himself (as a deputy) LONDON (A P) — Thousands of World War II Verses” on Friday and killed up some Moslems announced plans M aine’s governor, John R. warmer for you,” Snowe told after the officers stopped him.” BAL HARBOUR, Fla. (AP) - AFL-CIO leaders veterans gathered Friday across Britain — some in to 12 people, and an Iranian to demonstrate against the book, McKernan, and its only congress- reporters as she arrived The name of the woman in the concluded their annual winter meeting Friday with prayer services, some in pubs — to remember leader said the novel might cause which they say is blasphemous. woman, Olympia J. Snowe. ex­ promptly at 4 p.m. car with Ross was not released. a call on Congress to make it tougher for employers comrades killed by Japanese soldiers in the name of a “ vast battle” between Iran and Reports of the death toll con­ changed marriage vows Friday The governor had arrived five Gates said officers determined to skim assets from pension funds and a vow to be a Emperor Hirohito. the West. flicted. Press Trust said 12 people Legal in a private ceremony attended minutes earlier. “ Am I on time?” that she was a prostitute, but he major force in the coming redrawing of congres­ In meetings and protests that stretched from In London, officials said Britain were killed. United News of India by about 100 friends and he asked. would not characterize her as a Britain to Hong Kong, South Korea and Japan, some sional districts. had asked Soviet Foreign Minis­ put it at 10, and Police Commis­ Talk relatives. The newlyweds planned to “ strawberry.” vented their anger at Japan’s wartime leader, and The federation’s Executive Council also con­ ter Eduard Shevardnadze to sioner S.M. Shangari said eight “ It was wonderful, ” Snowe said return to the Blaine House, the Gates said she told officers that others even celebrated his death. demned a recent Treasury Department reversal of press Iranian leader Ayatollah had died. Two deaths initially by as the newlyweds chatted briefly governor’s mansion 30 miles she was getting scared before the Protesters in South Korea burned Japanese flags a Customs Service determination that imported Ruhollah Khomeini to renounce attributed to the violence were Attorney with reporters outside the Greek from Lewiston, for a private officers stopped them because in two cities. North Korea denounced Hirohito as an Leo J. Barrett multi-purpose vehicles were small trucks and his death threat against the caused by unrelated road acci­ At Law Orthodox Church of the Holy reception for wedding guests she had been “ well briefed” by “ inveterate enemy of the Korean people” and therefore subject to a 25 percent import tariff. novel’s author. Salman Rushdie. dents. he said. Trinity. Snowe is of Greek Friday evening. police on the killings. British veterans in Hong Kong marched with The protracted labor dispute at Eastern Airlines descent. The Bombay march by about Demonstrations also were re­ dominated the weeklong meeting, with leaders of Later Friday night, weather The woman told investigators placards saying “ Hirohito was a war criminal” and WILLS “ We walked around the table permitting, they planned to fly on 5,000 people followed Friday ported in the Indian cities of New the 14.1-million-member federation promising to “ simply that he (Ross) wanted to “ Down with Japanese imperialism.” four times — we did it so well, we a friend’s plane to New York City prayer services left 40 injured, 11 Delhi, Calcutta, Darjeeling, Va­ A Will speaks only at death. back up 8,500 machinists and ground personnel go to the trunk of his vehicle,” In Britain, elderly ex-soldiers and former did it an extra time,” McKernan of whom were police officers, the ranasi, Patna and Siliguri. No Until death you may change it planning to strike the airline next week. for a honeymoon weekend. After Gates said. The gun was found in prisoners of war held more than 25 services at war said, jocularly referring to the that, they will travel to Washing­ Press Trust of India news agency violence was reported. as often as you like. This But labor also put on the record its positions on a the trunk. The gun was not memorials and in churches to coincide with the ceremonial walk that is part of ton, where McKernan plans to reported. Police arrested 300 In New Delhi, about 400 Mos­ change is called “ codicil” . It variety of domestic and international issues with described but Gates said it was emperor’s grand state funeral. the traditional wedding ritual. attend a national governors con­ demonstrators. lems marched to the British must be signed in front of two statements ranging from a call for an increased not the deputy’s service weapon. No governor and member of ference and Snowe will tend to her The protesters ignored a ban on Embassy, and the city’s 32- witnesses and in accordance minimum wage to condemnation of Iran’s Ayatol­ Gates said Ross waived his Albanians refuse to work the assembly of more than five officer police force was put on Congress have ever married congressional duties. rights and spoke to investigators, with the strict Connecticut lah Khomeini for his death threats against “ Satanic while both were in office, accord­ people in public places Friday — alert. law on Wills, '‘codicil'’ Verses” author Salman Rushdie. About 7,500 people have been but the chief would only reveal a PRISTINA, Yugoslavia (AP) — Tens of thou­ ing to records checked by The amendment. invited to a March 4 reception at little bit of what was said. sands of ethnic Albanians refused to work on Friday Lirg i Mraugh to hmdli your ncwlt — Small anough to giva ptraonalizad aarvica. Associated Press. the Augusta Civic Center: the “ He was not able to explain all to protest ethnic discrimination and to demand the Many people leave wills at Interim government formed The ceremony in Maine’s $10,000 tab will be covered by of this.” Gates said. “ He admit­ resignation of a provincial Communist Party chief. home where they can review second-largest city, adjacent to leftover funds from Snowe’s last ted he picked up the young Yugoslav Communist Party leader Stipe Suvar them on a continuing basis. ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) — The president of Snowe’s hometown of Auburn, campaign. woman but he did not believe she descended a mine shaft to meet with miners who This is better than keeping it an interim government for Afghanistan said Friday consummated a romance they At the Blaine House, the couple was a prostitute.” began the strike Monday, but they reportedly told in a Bank Safety Deposit Box. his guerrilla-formed group would begin operations have quietly maintained for a received cards by the hundreds Los Angeles County Sheriff another official that “ you can have us out only in our 1 I will come to your home, if inside that country within a month, and he added; decade. and gifts by the dozen, according Sherman Block said Ross, mar­ coffins.” you are over 65 years old. to do “ God willing. ” Uniformed and plainclothes to the governor’s social secre­ ried with two children ages 20 and The state-run media said 40,000 people have a will or codicil. Sibghatullah Mojaddidi also asked foreign state troopers guarded the cou­ tary, Sally Bartram. 5, had been assigned to a unit at staged sympathy strikes across Kosovo, a province countries to recognize the proposed government, ple’s privacy at the entrance to Most of the gifts came from Los Angeles International of Serbia, one of six Yugoslav republics. which hopes to take over if the Soviet-backed the gray church on a suburban personal friends and family, but a Airport. Schools, universities and most businesses closed Ucensed In CT IMO government in Kabul is overthrown. hilltop. few were received from “ He has a very fine record,” Friday, and the Tanjug news agency described the Leo J. Barrett, P.C. Other resistance leaders rejected the government About two dozen reporters and strangers who were moved by Block said. province as “ on the verge of a general strike and elected by a 440-member group of Moslem photographers waited outside in Attorney At Law news of the nuptials. One woman Police on routine patrol spotted total paralysis.” Suvar and Serbian party boss guerrillas in Pakistan on Thursday. freezing temperatures, although Manchester - 645-6455 sent the governor a copy of a book Ross’ car parked, but said it Slobodan Milosevic rushed to Pristina, the provin­ At a news conference concluding the stormy one still photographer and one TV Hartford - 527-1114 that her husband had written pulled away from the curb in an cial capital, to prevent possible ethnic clashes three-week session, Mojaddidi said it would become photographer were allowed in­ FUEL OIL INC. 646-3905 Your calU are returned daily. before he died; a second woman “ erratic” manner when they between Kosovo’s Albanian majority and the Slav functional inside Afghanistan within a month, but he side immediately at the conclu­ Locally Owned and Operated______sent McKernan three crocheted approached and the officers minority. did not elaborate. sion of the ceremony. doilies. made a traffic stop, the chief said. OPINION IRS paperwork takes us billions of hours figures. forms. It also means simplifying capital-gains line is worth as much in By Jack Anderson How could the estimate have been those forms when the number of hours the eyes of the IRS as the minimum- and Dale Van Atta so far off? One reason is that the IRS spent gets astronomical — say, the wage flapjack flippers sweating over Moslems execute didn’t take into account record equivalent of reading “War and unreported tips. WASHINGTON - It’s Saturday, keeping. When Arthur D. Little Peace” or watching “War and And, the formula doesn’t count and by lingering over your news­ figured the time spent on 1985 taxes, Remembrance.” “psychological costs.” Which only paper, you’re putting off doing your record keeping alone accounted for Arthur D. Little was hired not just to goes to show you that the IRS still freedom of speech taxes. You may think that the Internal half of the hours. Maybe the IRS count the lost hours of the past, but to doesn’t have a full grip on the Revenue Service is insensitive to the figured you would have saved those come up with a formula for estimating taxpayer paperwork burden. gargantuan task that awaits you. But Goodwill donation receipts anyway — those hours in the future. That Justice Marshal Harlan’s famed nobody knows better than the IRS how to put in the family album. formula looks like alphabet soup. It is Mini-editorial By Chuck Stone protective covering for the First much time America will spend The survey firm tried to ease the based on variables such as how many Amendment, “One man’s vulgar­ hunched over tax forms this year — blow of the new estimates by adding items on the tax form rely on records Nancy Klein’s abortion was a SAN FRANCISCO - Advo­ ity is another’s lyric.” more than 5 billion hours, give or take that “the true burden imposed by the kept by the taxpayers or records they victory for no one. Klein is the New cates of censorship, like Homer’s For Sayyid M. Syeed, general a Saturday afternoon. tax system has not increased, but has must get from someone else, how York woman who is comatose after a gods, go in various disguises: secretary of the Association oi The IRS hired a research firm, been more accurately re-estimated many references to the IRS code the car accident. Her husband went to Pakistani and Indian Moslems Muslim Social Scientists, no First Arthur D. Little Inc., to bring you that form requires the taxpayer to wade court for the right to order an abortion trying to banish a movie, Jews Amendment protection exists for piece of news. In the process, the IRS In other words, now the IRS knows through, the length of the instructions, for her in the hope that it would trying to banish a speaker, or a book that is “pornographic ... a had to shatter its previous assump­ what you knew all along — that it etc. increase her chance for recovery. blacks trying to banish a vulgar kind of thing ... (which) tions. The agency was grossly under­ takes a heck of a long time to do your The formula does not take into This abortion was not a woman’s newspaper. should not have been published.” estimating the amount of time it takes taxes. account hours spent redoing the work choice. The woman was in no position In the language of censorship, people to fill out tax forms. For For the taxpayer, that information when you spill coffee on the first draft, to choose, so a man made the choice Whenever a censorship crisis example, the IRS figured that prepa­ is merely a grim reminder of lost for her. The pro-choice faction in the erupts, I manage to be in the one that’s known as prior restraint. or the time it takes to clean out the Historically, American courts ration of 1983 tax forms took a modest weekends. But for the IRS, the dust bunnies under the bed to find ugly abortion debate would be unwise geographical area where free have rejected prior restraint by 631 million hours. Not so. Arthur D. information is vital. Like other your old checkbook, or the hours spent to take solace from this sad speech has always gotten an Little estimates the real time spent development. audacious working over. l^rmitting the publication of federal agencies, the IRS is obliged to worrying about procrastinating. literature that some have con­ that year was 4.3 billion hours or about try to keep a lid on the government Arthur D. Little also did not take Last summer, I was in Berke­ demned as obscene or the show­ 30 hours per taxpayer. paperwork burden, and that means into consideration what you think Jack Anderson and his associate. ley when Catholics and Evangeli­ ing of movies denounced as That gulp you hear in the back­ getting an accurate estimate of how your time is worth. For instance, a Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum­ Raise the judges’ pay cals mounted a censorship offen­ blasphemous. ground is the IRS swallowing its many hours it takes to fill out the $250-an-hour lawyer toiling over the nists. sive across the bay in San salaries of federal district judges and The University of California at By William A. Rusher Francisco against the movie Los Angeles seems to have parted members of Congress are identical "The Last Temptation of Christ” ($89,500), but the official and unofficial company with America’s histori­ Open Forum If isn’t easy to identify the worst single perks of a member of Congress are vastly A few days ago, I was in San cal affection for the marketplace Eastern Connecticut's aspect of the recent congressional pay- greater. Francisco when Pakistani Mos­ of ideas. A Neanderthal policy raise fiasco. The sheer cowardice of prohibits student publications without environmental health hazards. A member of Congress, whether a lems were assaulting an Ameri­ Cheers for vote DOE’S demands for huge sums of money Largest Private Congress’ attempt to raise its own pay by senator or a representative, of course can cultural center in Islamabad from publishing “articles that 50 percent through a tricky maneuver perpetuate derogatory cultural after decades of wrongheaded priorities, enjoys the franking privilege — i,e., he to protect the U.S. publication of a against moratorium incompetence and mismanagement whereby it would never actually be seen to pays no postage on his voluminous mail. book. “The Satanic Verses,” that or ethnic stereotypes.” Recently, vote for the raise is certainly a contender a cartoon in the student news­ should be viewed as the ultimate chutzpah He is entitled to specific amounts of free h a s offended them as To the Editor: and treated with justifiable skepticism. for the prize. travel to and from his home district or “blasphemous.” paper poked fun at affirmative But when one takes into account overall action (a rooster confirms its Cheers to Coventry’s Planning and The U.S. does not urgently need a new state. Even his haircuts and his parking Ironically. I was in town to Zoning Commi.ssion for rejecting CASE’S facility to produce plutonium such as the damage to the public interest, the most space at the Capitol are free. He enjoys, in admission through affirmative DAY CAMP inexcusable aspect of the whole affair was participate in a program on the action). I thought the cartoon was request for a six-month moratorium that proposed billion-dollar Special Isotope addition, the services of a large office staff. First Amendment and racism at would have halted construction of condom­ Separation plant in Idaho. Last February. undoubtedly the harm it inflicted on our And then, of course, there are those funny as hell, but several black federal judiciary. That ought to be San Francisco State University. students threatened violence un­ iniums, apartment complexes, subdivi­ Secretary of Energy .lohn Herrington toid Four TwQ-week Sessions famous “speaking fees’’ — payments For some of San Francisco sions, commercial development and any a House Appropriations subcommittee rectified promptly. averaging around $2,000 apiece (plus less the editor was punished. Like a highway robber leaving a gas State’s black students, the First Threatened with suspension, he changes in the zoning regulations! The hearing that the L’nited States “is awash in Register before March 1 to ensure travel expenses) for informal talks to Amendment offers no protection devoted commission members cast their plutonium. We have more plutonium than station with the contents of its cash friendly organizations. Some prominent printed an apology. acceptance and receive lowest rates. register. Congress, in its raid on the for racist ideas. Moslems can easily justify votes at 12:45 a m. we need.” The retirement of Poseidon and powerful congressmen earn so much A citizens’ group known as “Citizens missile submarines could provide virtu­ ACCREDIIED federal treasury, took the precaution of this way that a lid has finally been put on Last October, a group of black their proteste by citing the UCLA Call: 423-1375 for brochure. CAMP taking along a hostage. The commission students accused the university policy. Satire notwithstanding. Advocating Sensible Expansion” (CASE) ally all the plutonium needed to support the how much of the booty they can keep; but hogged an unfair share of the hearing deployment of Trident missile submarines that was to recommend higher congres­ such fees remain a formidable supplement paper of being racist and physi­ The Satanic Verses” does nur­ sional salaries to the president was also cally threatened its editorial ture stereotypes about Islam. CASE member Carol Moriarty’s inaudible through 1995. A START treaty reducing to their base pay. monologue droned on and on, citing a study ballistic missiles by 50 percent would charged with proposing raises for federal None of this applies to judges. Wherever staff, after warning the editors And stereotypes are fodder for judges The president could approve the not to print a correction to an the devil of censorship in various which recommended protecting open eliminate the need to produce any more they live and work, they must get along on space and encouraging development clu.s- plutonium. recommendations, or modify them, or that salary. If they have one government- erroneous story written by a disguises. Whenever one of our reject them; but, whatever he did, the black woman reporter. own oxen is gored, we meet ters, etc., etc. As she continued on and on. Plans for new production reactors for paid clerk, that’s a lot. The financial unclear slides were flashed on a screen. All tritium may also be unnecessary. DOE is chances were that he would treat Congress burden undoubtedly falls most heavily on willingly with the executioner of and the judiciary alike, in the interests of Their action differed little from free speech. this lasted for 40 minutes! proposing a $4 billion reactor at Savannah district judges, who tend to be younger and Dartmouth College members of River and $5 billion for a cluster of four good will all around. often still have children to put through Among some Moslem groups, Kathleen Eldergill, the attorney for this And that, of course, is what President the school’s right-wing news­ citizens’ group, fended for her clients reactors in Idaho. college. Small wonder that many of them paper, the Dartmouth Review, unfortunately, executioner is not throughout the “true” hearing part of this Reagan did when he was presented with — including many Reagan appointees, who a metaphor. The Federation of American Scientists the recommendations of the Cutler com­ who physically destroyed anti­ meeting. But after other townspeople put has estimated that tritium recycling from are of cou rse on average the youngest of all apartheid shanties on campus out their pros and cons upon the matter of the existing stockpile of 23,000 nuclear mission. There is considerable evidence — are tempted to leave the bench Chuck Stone is a senior editor that what was chiefly on Mr. Reagan’s two years ago. the moratorium, Coventry’s well known warheads would supply 17.353 warheads in > altogether and earn three times as much in for the Philadelphia Daily News attorney, Richard Cromie, clearly drew five years. 13,091 nuclear warheads in 10 z mind was the need for substantial private practice. Theirs was not an issue of and a syndicated columnist. o increases in judicial salaries, lest judges freedom of speech as was Nation attention to the fact that the intent of the years, and still allow for 1.374 nuclear X The solution, obviously, is to yank the moratorium was to stop the building of warheads in 50 years. This is hardly start leaving the bench for far more judicial hostages out of the clutches of the of Islam minister Louis Farrak- P5 lucrative jobs in private law practice. But, han’s grievous slur of Judaism as condominiums and apartments in town. In “unilateral nuclear disarmament,” which Third Annual HCO highwy robbers on Capitol Hill and deal closing. Cromie noted. “That’s what this hysterical commentators are screaming n having decided on husky raises for the with the two cases separately. No doubt “a gutter religion.” Deplorable Letters to the editor judges, Mr. Reagan evidently concluded as it was, he had a right to say it. show is all about tonight.” Well. I’m glad I about. A START treaty leaving each side Pancake Breakfast X congressmen do deserve modest regular The Manchester Herald wel­ didn’t have to pay to see and hear this lousy with only a few thousand nuclear weapons X that members of Congress would be pay raises, keyed to inflation; but there is “It makes a difference whose comes original letters to the Sponsored by w mortally offended if he didn’t do as much editor. show! would remove the need to produce any X no earthly reason why American taxpay­ ox is gored,” Martin Luther more tritium until after the year 2030. > for them .. ers must give their judges and their wryly noted, but that difference Dorothy K. Wilmot Manchester Civitan & Elks r But the cases of judges and members of Letters should be brief and to 325 Woodbridge Road, Coventry Furthermore, tritium may be purchased a congressmen identical and simultaneous depends on the intent behind the from friendly nations such as Britain and Congress are very different. The basic pay boosts. goring. Malice is the basis for the point. They should be typed or To benefit the Manchester Workshop. 1 France. Now that House Speaker Jim Wright’s libel. But the unrestricted right to neatly handwritten, and. for ease in editing, should be double- U.S. has no need Money could be better spent decontami­ Sunday February 26, 1989 sly card trick has been exposed and satirize is probably the First nating existing DOE facilities and taking rejected. Congress should deal with the Amendment’s most precious spaced. Letters must be signed 8:00 a.m, to 1:00 p,m. u iBanrljpalpr Hrralfi with name, address and daytime for more plutonium care of displaced workers. A negotiated H subject of pay raises for high government possession. bilateral U.S.-U.S.S.R. halt to production Donation: ^350 CO officials openly and fairly. If it gives telephone number (for verifica­ U Founded In 1881 Moslems living in nations with­ tion). To the Editor: of nuclear weapons and early agreement X judges the raise they need and deserve, the out a history of First Amendment on reductions of nuclear arsenals is a far U PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publisher voters won’t object unduly to a modest The Herald reserves the right Congress should not be stampeded by the ELKS LODGE z. GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor freedoms, however, see no satiri­ Department of Energy into spending better solution than spending more billions increase for congressmen themselves. to edit letters in the interests of in the arms race. DOE’s extravagant plans 30 < DOUGLAS A. BEVINS.. . . Executive Editor cal merit in “The Satanic billions for new nuclear weapons produc­ Bissell Street — Manchester, CT Verses.” They have condemned it brevity, clarity and taste. are totally uncalled for. Tickets Available at the Workshop — 57 Hollister St. MARIE P GRADY...... City Editor William A. Rusher is publisher of the tion facilities without first ascertaining the as blasphemous, and that’s an Address letters to: Open Fo- real need for those facilities and making Jim Senyszyn 646-5718 ALEXANDER GIRELLI.. . . Assoclete Editor National Review and a syndicated colum­ almost impossible accusation to nist. ^m . Manchester Herald, P.O. sure that those facilities will be safe and Naugatuck counter, despite Supreme Court Box 591, Manchester 06040. Ohurch Bulletin Board Religious Services Church Bulletin Board Shepherd’s Place now sports

Assemblies of God Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John South United Methodist Church, 1226 Music with a message Bible study Tuesday nights Holllger. Sunday worship: holy eucha- Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Calvary Church (Assemblies of God), rlst, 9:30 a.m.; church school, 10:45 brightly decorated dining area Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. A four-week Bible study on the exile of the Jews to 400 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. a.m.; coffee fellowship, 11:30 a.m.; Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ Gregory Norbet, who does contemporary reli­ Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. Lady Chapel open mornings. (643-9203) Babylon will be held Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. in March 10:30 a.m., warship, Sunday school and dule: 9 and 10:45 a.m., worship servi­ gious music, will present a concert March 4 at 7:30 child care; 6:30 p.m., hymn sing and ces; 9 a.m., church school. Nursery for p.m. at St. Bridget’s Church. Norbet will be raising at North United Methodist Church. Jim Harvey will St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Park preschoolers. (647-9141) Editor’s note: This column is tional. First Baptist, Salvation praise service. Wednesday, 7 p.m., and Church streets, Manchester. An­ money and educating the community about be the leader. Get in touch with the church as soon as Bible study and youth fellowship. drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, prepared by the staff of the Army, Manchester Power Squad­ (644-1102) Esperanca, a non-profit health organization which possible to sign up. assistant rector. Worship; 7:30a.m.and Mormon Manchester Area Conference of M A C C News ron, Visiting Nurse Association, 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 a.m.; helps those in the Amazon River region of Brazil, in Churches. American Field Service, Kiwanis baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; holy The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Bolivia, Mexico and Guinea-Bissau, Africa. The Baptist eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ Club, Senior Citizens Center, (649-4583) ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a.m., concert is sponsored by the Small Christian Reception set for Ericson Community Baptist Church, 585 E. By Nancy Carr Byron. Dot McCann, Fred Knights of Columbus. Local »42. Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. sacrament meeting; 10:50 a.m., Sunday Communities groups of Assumption, St. Bridget and A reception to commemorate the fifth anniver­ school and primary; 11:40 a.m., priest­ Executlye Director Beacker, Florence Parker, Rose I.B.E.W., St. James School, Meek, minister. Schedule: 9:30 a.m., Gospei hood and relief society. (643-4003 or St. James churches. A $5 donation may be given at sary of the installation of the Rev. Charles Ericson worship service. Nursery care pro- Bent, Thomas Rider, Blanche Brownie Troops 600 and 624, ylded. (643-0537) 228-3715) the door. For more information, call Chris LaVae at as pastor at Bolton Congregational Church is Church of the Living God, an evangel­ Shepherd’s Place may not look Brown, Joe Reid, Kathleen Carr, Custom Carte Commissary, Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., ical, full-gospel church, Robertson 644-8806 or Joan O’Loughlin at 643-4031. quite like your kitchen at home Arlene Rivera, Marilyn Fabian, planned March 5 at 2 p.m. Those planning to attend, Manchester. Rev. James Bellosov, School, North School Street, Manches­ Nationai Cathoiic Margery Gussak Caterers, Gene­ whether church members or community friends, poster. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. (most of us don’t have a steamta- Emily Smith, Ann French. Dan ris Caterers, Heartland Market, a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. St. John the Baptist Polish National ble and stainless steel serving Smith, Francis Gutbrod, Lucille should call Susan Schardt at 643-7086 after 5 p.m., or service. (646-5316) Nursery and Sunday school. Catholic Church, 23 Golwov St., Man­ Prayer day is set Orfitelli Ice Cream, Lydall, Inc., call the church office, 649-7077, from 8:30 a.m. to First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, line between the stove and the Sinon, Heather Gearin, Cosmo Scan-Optices of East Hartford, Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ pastor. Sunday mass, 9o.m.; wsekdavs, A World Day of Prayer will be observed on Friday dining table) but it’s a long cry Tedone, Michael Gliniak, Sharon Marcus Communications, Fuss & 12:30 p.m. daily. school; 11 a.m., worshipserytee; 7p.m., vert, pastor. Sundoys, 10a.m.; Wednes­ 8 a.m. (643-5906) evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock for the members of all churches within Tolland from the institutional battleship Wagner, Judi Herne, Mona O’Neill, Classic Cake and service. Nursery at all services. (649- coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of County. The host church is Columbia Congrega­ grey cafeteria. Volunteers have Wilke, Chuck Harrington, Tony 7509) the month. Nazarene Pastries. Johnson is Emanuel’s guest tional Church, Route 87, Columbia. The service, added a variety of homey touches Warzynski, Vivian Hanna, Rose First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 Pull Gospel Interdenominational Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St., We also wish to thank Joan Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. from 10 am. to noon, was written by an ecumenical to the bright, white easy to clean Young, Carol Hibler, Harriet Landry, Denise Cabana, Edwin The Rev. Shephard Johnson of South United Kreutzer, poster. (643-7543) Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of group of Christian women in Burma. Lunch will feeding site. Blue curtains at the Hiller, Mary Jaworski, Anna and Rosemary Gregory, Carvel Methodist Church will be the guest preacher at Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 follow the service. Participants should bring a windows, potted geraniums and Jackson, Mary Kuzmickas, Lily Ice Cream of Windsor Locks, Wednesday's 7 p.m. service at Emanuel Lutheran Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; 11 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise sandwich; dessert and coffee will be provided. Child ivy on the window sills, bright Krob, Ruth Kottke and Maureen Capital Candy of Hartford, K Church. On Thursday morning at the 10 a.m. Lenten o. m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer service, nursery. Mid-week Biblestudv, service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 line, 646-8731, 24 hours. care will be available. This is sponsored by the posters on the walls that assure Lescoe. The group provided mart, Rita Lombardi, Cathy service, there will be a 20th century “ interview” p. m. (643-9359) 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8599) Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Church Women United. folks down on their luck “ Help me 40,560 hours of service last year. Buskey, Stella Perham, Nancy with Dismas. ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., remember Lord, that nothing is We’e also deeply indebted to tbe Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Pentecostai Stoppleworth, Evelyn Dickson, Christian Science going to happen today that you folks at Manchester Memorial Eleanor Patton, Mary Kuz- First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Jehovah’s Witnesses United Pentecostal Church, 187 New church holds concert and I can’t handle together” and Hospital for the Work Place muckas. Friendly Ice Cream, Bishop at South Methodist N. Main St., Monchester. 10:30 a.m., Woodbrldge St., Manchester. Rev. “ Love is like the five loaves and program, which provides essen­ church service, Sunday school, and Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ A new church in South Windsor, the Connecticut Enchanted Bakery, Scandia The Rev. Bishop F. Herbert Skeete, Methodist Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland day school; 11 o.m., morning worship; 6 two fishes, it doesn’t start to tial maintenance and support care tor small children. (649-1446) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 o.m., evening worship; 7:30 o.m. Wed­ Valley Seventh-Day Adventist Church at 354 Foster Lodge »23, Gamma Chapter of bishop for New England, will preach Sunday at Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ o.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 multiply until you give it away.” services to both Samaritan Shel­ chester. (649-8982) nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, Road, will have a concert on March 4 with Dave and Alpha Delta Kappa, Emanuel o. m., servlcemeetlng; Wednesday, ladies'7-15 praver; 7 p.m. Thursdavr men’s The latest addition to our ter and Shepherd’s Place. South United Methodist Church at the 9 and 10:45 p. m., congregation book study; Sun­ Denise Reinwald, contemporary Christian record­ Lutheran. ? ^'^TO ? vouth service. kitchen is a lovely waterfall Food donations enable us to a.m. services. Skeete has had pastoral experience Church of Christ day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m , 6 48 ing artists. The concert is free, at 5:30 p.m. Shepherd’s Place Wish List: in New York City, and he is currently president of Watchtower study. (646-1490) scene, complete with white supplement the food stuffs made racks for drying towels and wash the United Methodist Church’s domestic mission Church of Christ, Lvdall and Vernon birches and stone grist mill available through the Federal cloths, dish towels and fresh streets, Monchester. Eugene Brewer, Jewish — Conservative Presbyterian agency. He has also directed an interfaith pulpit minister. Gareth Flanarv, evan­ Alton is ordained painted by volunteer, Vivian Government Surplus Food pro­ fruits. gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Coventry Presbyterian Church, Hanna. Mary Kuzmickas donated gram, Food Share and the SNAP anti-poverty agency. He is vice president of a Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven- Correction Please: Lynch Toy­ corporation that will establish the first United a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J The Rev. Richard C. Alton, a Bolton native, will be a bright copper tray, anonymous program. Last year we managed and Communion; 6 p.m., worship. Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, cantor; ’ ’"V-Rev, Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, ota was thanked for a $100 Methodist university in Africa. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible ‘ study. 9:M a m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday ordained as a priest today at 2 p.m. at St. Mary’s donors made lovely decorated to record in-kind food donations of Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus, ^ rv l- school; 7 o.m., Bible study and fellow- donation when it was in fact a Nursery for all services. (646-2903) ces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday ta Thursday, 9’45 Ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, praver Episcopal Church. Alton has served as curate at St. candle and dried flower center- almost $18,000. (W e’re not always $1,000 gift. Michael Lynch has a.m. Saturday. Friday nights 8:15 p.m. meetino. (742-7222) Mary’s for the past year. Presiding at the service pieces in brown and blue for each able to paper track all the walk in Congregationai The second Friday of each month Is o been a steady benefactor of the Temple, church join in study 7:30 p.m. family service. (643-9563) Presbyterian Church of Manchester, will be the Rt. Rev. Clarence N. Coleridge, of our tables and Maureen Lescoe anonymous donors). Bolton Congregational Church, 228 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev.sRI- shelter program. Bolton Center Road, at the Green, chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship Suffragen Bishop of the Diocese of Connecticut. The brought in a shiny leaved floor Our thanks to recent donors of Temple Beth Sholom and South United Methodist Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Jewish — Reform service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday preacher will be the Rev. Thomas O’Malley, who plant to add to the “ home in-kind goods to Shepherd’s Church will join in a study program, looking at the ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, pm.. Informal worship. has just returned to this country from a teaching atmosphere. ” Place: Ruth Murphy, Lily Krob, similarities and differences of their traditions. The church school; 11 a.m., fellowshlp; Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St ( o4J-0t06) 11:15 a.m., forum program. (649-7077 Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- post in Nigeria. The publis is invited to a service and A much needed freezer has Catherine Byron, Frances Got- first program will be Sunday at 8 p.m. at Temple office or 647-8878 parsonage. tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each a reception for Alton, his wife Barbara and their been donated by a family from bout, Emily Miller, Mr. Labelle, Beth Sholom. Rabbi Richard Flavin and the Rev. Center Congregational Church, ii Friday; children’s services, 7:45 o.m. Roman Cathoiic THE Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. second Friday of each month. (644-8466) son, Francis, in the parish hall afterwards. Alton Center Congregational. Our Leslie Leege, Robert Albrio, Shephard Johnson will each make presentations on Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Deborah Church of the Assumption, Adams will preside as a priest, for the first time, at the 7:30 thanks to Rev. Newell Curtis and Barbara Breer, Charlie Wesley, the theme of creation. T. Hobart, associate pastor; Rev. street at Thompson Rood, Manchester. BIBLE Lutheran Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. and 9:30 a.m. services Sunday at St. Mary’s. friends for delivery. Phil Leverant, Barbara Philip, The subsequent program will be on March 5 at 8 Robert J. Bills, minister of visitations; Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur- Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ Concordia Lutheran Church (ELCA), day mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at Monday through Friday volun­ M. Thibeau, Chris LaVae, Frank SPEAKS p.ni. at South United Methodist Church, where the tus. Worship service, 8 ond 10 a.m.; 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr teers prepare a hot nutritional Morasco, Robert Hendrickson, by topic will be the messianic view of the end of the church school and child core, 10 a.m KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ (^43 2195)’ ^ ° ' '**'^*' ° (647-9941) nold T. Wongerln, assistant postor. South Africa is topic meal. Tuesday, for example, Claire Roule, Chris and Steve Euggne Brewar world. Refreshments will be served at both First Congregational Church of An­ Schedule: 8, 1():30 a.m., holy commun­ Church, 741 E. dinner began with vegetable beef Durrenberger, Jack Holldin, Syl­ programs. This is the fourth year that the temple dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard ion. 9:15 a.m., Sunday church school, . ® Turnpike, Monchester. Rev. “ Witness to Apartheid” is the title of a program to Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., Christian Growth Hour. Nursery care Mortin J Scholsky, pastor. Saturday soup, followed by barbecued beef, via Miller, Sister Pauline, Susan As traditions in religion grow, and church have sponsored joint study programs. mass at 5p^m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, be offered Sunday at 11:30 a.m. at Center worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. (649-5311) three bean salad, rolls, bread Plese, Sue Kukenvitch, Leroy factual inaccuracies creep In and Nursery core provided. (742-7696) Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-113) Congregational Church. There will be a discussion First Congregational Church of Cov­ St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ A.!*’ Church, 70 Main St., pudding, fruit drink, coffee or tea. Merrill, Robert Norton, Clara fasten themselves upon the very Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and and the screening of the film, “ Mandela.” Lunch entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. son, pastor; Rev, C. Henry Anderson, Today they are preparing kiel- Hemingway, St. James, Temple fabric of doctrine. They may be In­ Missionary to speak Sunday Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ pastor emeritus. Schedule; 8:30 a.m., e P- PodelH, co-pastors. and child care will be available to those who have ship; 9:30a.m.,church school InChurch worship with holy communion on first, moss 5 p.m.; Sunday masses made advance reservations, but the program is basa, sauerkraut and potatoes, Beth Sholom, Center Congrega- troduced with the sincere hope that Gary Drennen, a missionary to Paraguay, will be Lane House. Nursery core provided. third and fifth Sundays; 11 a.m., noon. (643-2403) u-m - and open to all. mixed vegetables, roll and butter they will strengthen the faith and (742-8487) worship with holy communion on with chocolate pudding for the guest preacher at the 7 p.m. worship service aaV.;-J'®T®* Church, 896 Main St., fervor of Chrlstains. Second Congregational Church, 385 second, fourth Sundays; nursery at 9-45 dessert. Sunday at Grace Bible Baptist Church, 85 Prospect N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. and 11 a m. (643-1193) P*'ancls Krukowskl. In time those traditions are dls- S St., in the Rockville section of Vernon. After the Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship Latvian Lutheran Church of Man­ Gwozdr, Last year volunteers prepared > service, Sunday school, and nursery for chester, 21 (Sarden St., Manchester Monslonor Edward J. Reardon. Satur- Children’s reading discussed proven by historical and scientific service, Drennen will describe the country and children; 6:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. (643-2051) day masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Sunday and served 12,276 hot noon Increase knowledge evidence. A naive resistance to evi­ z Shirley Ernst, a professor at Eastern Connecticut o answer questions. The church is an independent, (649-2863) Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, ?m (643 4129)°’ ’ ’ = “ * dinners along with 10,116 bag dence sets In. Ecclesiastical offi­ X Second Congregational Church of Route 31 and North River Road, State University, will be the speaker on Sunday at suppers and 6,265 sandwiches for of some rare words n fundamentalist church which describes itself as Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpl ke, Coven­ Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. r« .!: .**"'■?. 1«00 Main St., cials may denounce those who cn “ born again." try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu- Schedule; 9:30 a.m. worship service; ’’ a le rt W. Barnes and 10:30 a.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Society: the shelter. Preparation of over NEW YORK (AP) - Want to question these "pious frauds" — H lor schedule: 10 o.m., service; 10 a.m., 10:45 o.m., Sunday school and adult Katherine McKenna, pastoral East. She will speak about teaching reading and team. Saturday mass at 5:15 p.m., 22,000 meals not only requires a increa.se your knowledge of little- e.g. Khomeini and THE SATANIC n church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 Bible. (742-7548) children’s literature. Ernst promotes reading X a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 o.m., ZIen Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday mass ot 10 a.m.; confessions steady food source but a steady known words? VERSES. Or they may quietly wait church school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High i ~ c® .S oturday. Sunday moss 8 literature which has real relevance to youngster’s until the evidence Is unaswerable X cadre of helping hands to trans­ Try these: A drupe is any fruit M Gospel music at Trinity a.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. ?7«-6655*’ Church, Eaglevllle. lives, a view which is having an impact on children’s and then deny they ever officially Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery care pro­ Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m., divine worship; form the donations into healthy that contains a pit or stone, such 3) literature. Children’s programming and nursery- Diana Muise of Auburn, Texas, will be participat­ vided. (742-6234) 10:45 a m. Sunday school; holy com­ oo,!h"’'S .V *•- Maurice, 32 Hebron tasty dinners. Barbara Philip, a as an olive, cherry or apricot. A accepted them. By then the masses > Talcottvllle Congregational Church, munion first and third Sunday (649- Po'.’ on. The Rev. William J. have attached such meaning to r G ing in the 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday services of care are provided. regular Monday volunteer at grilse is a young salmon making o Main Street and Elm Hill Road, 4243) Saturday mass at 5p.m.; them that church leaders can con­ G Trinity Covenant Church, and will present a concert Talcottvllle. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald a->^ ' a m- Shepherd’s Place ever since we its first return to fresh water from < Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 and 11 a.m. (643-4466) opened the doors, has taken on the tinue to exploit them as of "sym­ 1 the sea. K of gospel music at 6:30 p.m. Sunday. A professional a.m., worship service and church Methodist bolic value" as the Shroud of Turin. U Puppets for the family responsibility of Shepherd Place Thrips are small destructive singer for many years, she has toured the U.S. and school. (649-0815) We are warned against just such X Bolton United Methodist Church, I04i Saivation Army coordinator. Forty wonderful vo­ in.sects that .suck juice from Canada, sung on the television program “ The 700 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart Ventriloquist Judy Buch will bring her many traditions (Col. 2:8), and myths or OS lunteers provide the helping Club,” and recorded five albums in Nashville. Covenant Lanier, pastor; Rev. Robin Ellis, assist­ W1 Main St., Man- puppet friends to South United Methodist Church on plants. A scut is the stubby, erect fables (ITIm. 4:3-4). "Turn away U ant pastor. 9:30 o.m., church school; 11 hands that prepare, serve and tail on such animals as rabbit or E- Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ a.m., worship service, nursery. (649- IfS f Sunday school; 10:45 Friday evening, for a family program. Buch has from....what is falsely called knowl­ W a.m.r holiness meeting; 6 p.m., salvo- clear away dinner and bag deer. Scree is loose rock debris. U matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman 3472) given more than 1.000 performances over the past edge." ITIm. 6:20. Bible-free rooms Swensen, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, North United Methodist Church, 300 tion meetino. (649-7787). suppers for between 35 and 55 Pluvious weather is rainy. Mi­ a: associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C three years, and has been featured on "Good u youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 11 o.m., Morning. America,” on television’s ABC network. persons daily. niver is fur trim, and recto is the z MADISON, Wis. (A P) — An atheist organization, Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible nett, visitation minister. Schedule- 9 Unitarian Universaiiat There is a suggested donation of $3 per adult. $1 per Our thanks to Catherine Ander­ right hand page of a book. CHURCH OF CHRIST < the Freedom from Religion Foundation, has urged school. (649-2855) ond 10:30 o.m., worship services; 9 S Seciety-Eott, child, with a maximum of $8 per family. Seats for son, Mary Leslie, Hazel Aronson, People who know these defini­ Lydall A Vernon Streets the American Hotel & Motel Association to ask a.m., adult Bible study; 10:30 a m church school; 5:30 p.m., Methodist lunrwl; Monchester. Rev. this popular performer may sell out. so call the Rita Lombardi, Cathy Busky, tions are part of the clerisy — members to offer “ Bible-free rooms” just as some Episcopai Youth Fellowship; 7 p.m., Soerrt Jr.. Interim minister. Francesco Morasco, Catherine Phone: 646-2903 ST- Nurserv care and church office for reservations. learned people or intellectuals. of them now offer “ smoke-free rooms.” St. Oeergg’s episcopal Church, 1150 ( S ? - ^ ) P''*»choolers. youth religious education. Coffee hour after service. (646-5151) W eddings iSanrliPHlrr Hrrah'i

Pullout Section, Page 17 Healy-Camilleri Saturday, Feb. 25, 1989 Susan Diane Camilleri, daughter of FOCUS Mrs. Milton S. Camilleri of 28 S. Adams St. and the late Milton S. Camilleri, and Robert C. Healy Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Healy Sr. of 42 Elwood Road, were married Nov. 18 at Church of the Assumption. The Rev. Edward S. Pepin and A young Armenian’s odyssey Deacon J. Fernand Chamberland, officiated at the double ring By Bruce Rule — it had been damaged by a ceremony. The Associated Press The bride was given in marriage by metal guardrail — and ampu­ tated what was left of the fingers Michael J. D’Onofrio, a friend of her PHILADELPHIA - Only days on his right hand. family. Donna L. DuBaldo, sister of after arriving from Armenia, Karen was not told his fingers the bride, was matron of honor and 9-year-old Karen Kocharian were gone until a week later, his Marlys A, Camilleri, also a sister of stood behind the grocery store father said. “ I could not bring the bride, Donna L. Healy, sister of cash register, his bandaged right myself to tell him what the groom, and Debra G. Calamari hand, maimed in an earthquake, happened.” were bridesmaids. Carmela M. Du­ tucked in his jacket pocket. With Baldo, niece of the bride, was flower his good hand he tried to help The children brought to the girl. make change in unfamiliar dol­ United States for treatment were chosen by a team of eight doctors Mrs. Richard S. Eldridge Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Walsh Richard N. Preston was best man. lars and cents. who toured Armenia for Project Ushes were Joseph V. Erardi, David The boy, waiting to be treated for injuries he suffered when the Hope, a non-profit charitable K. Maloney, and Michael J. Quesnel. organization providing medical Eldridge-Smith Walsh-MacDonald Peter J. DuBaldo, nephew of the quake last December shook down the walls of his school, smiled at care and health education. Elizabeth Sparrow Smith, daughter Lisa Jean MacDonald, daughter of bride, was ringbearer. Mrs. Robert C. Healy Jr. everyone who entered George Another 15 Armenian children of Selwyn and Virginia Smith of 606 Mr. and Mrs. James O. MacDonald of After a reception at Manchester and Annadid Ohanian's store. are being treated at hospitals in Spring St., and Richard Scott El­ East Hartford, and Timothy James Country Club the couple left on a New York, Connecticut, Pennsyl­ dridge, son of Willie and June The couple, immigrants from Walsh of 107 Bridge St., son of Mr. and wedding trip to the Hawaiian Islands. 1980 graduate of Ithaca College, the Soviet Union themselves, are vania and Missouri under the Eldridge of Forestville, were married Mrs. E. Michael Walsh Jr. of They are making their home in Ithaca, N.Y., with a bachelor of sponsoring Karen and his father sponsorship of AmeriCares, a Oct. 29 at Center Congregational Woodstock Valley, were married Nov. Manchester. science degree in physical education in this country. “ I've never had a Connecticut-based relief society. Church. 26 at Assumption Church. The bride is a 1975 graduate of and from Central Connecticut State chance to do anything for my By transplanting one of Kar­ The Rev. Newell Curtis officiated. The Rev. Joseph Parel officiated. Manchester High School. She is University, 1988, with a masters in homeland," George Ohanian ex­ en’s toes to his injured hand, The bride was given in marriage by The bride was given in marriage by employed by The Travelers Co. as an scie n ce d egree in e d u ca tio n ­ plained. “ This is my chance." doctors hope to give him an her father. Gretchen Smith, sister of her father. Michelle Land was maid of executive secretary-corporate per­ counseling. He is employed by the Soviet officials have estimated opposable thumb. the bride, was maid of honor. honor and Cynthia Walsh and Jana sonnel & administration in Hartford. Manchester Board of Education as a that 55,000 people were killed by Sarkis Kocharian said he ac­ companied Karen because his Bill Eldridge, brother of the groom, Lynch were bridesmaids. The bridegroom is a 1975 graduate physical education instructor at Ro­ the quake. was best man. Ushers were Blake Thomas Walsh, brother of the of Manchester High School, a 1976 "Three of my friends die, ” said wife. Mairam, was needed back bertson School. He is also assistant home to take care of their other Glaeser and Greg Icart. groom, was best man. Ushers were E. graduate of Wilbraham-Monson Karen, a broad-faced boy with men s basketball coach at Trinity son. 4-year-old Vahee. After a reception at Willie’s the Michael Walsh III and Christopher Academy, Wilbraham, Mass., and a College. dark hair, who is among 37 couple left on a wedding trip to St. Schoembs. Armenian children flown to the He described their life in Lucia. They are making their home in After a reception at La Renaissance United States for treatment of Armenia. While he and his wife Bristol. in East Windsor the couple went on a crushed or amputated limbs at 10 are on a waiting list for a The bride is a 1984 graduate of Caribbean cruise. American hospitals. government-issued apartment, Keene State College, Keene, N.H., The bride is a graduate of East Holmes-Ricci He and his father, Sarkis, Mairam and the kids have been with a bachaelor of science degree in expect to live with the Ohanians living with her parents, he with Hartford High School and is employed for three months or so as he goes his parents. computer math. She is an assistant by Walsh Enterprises of Manchester. Lisa Ann Ricci, daughter of Mr. and project engineer at Travelers Insu­ Mrs. Peter Ricci of South Windsor, through the transplant of a toe to The 34-year-old. with specks of The bridegroom is a graduate of replace a lost finger and through gray in his dark hair, tries to help rance Co. Manchester High School and is also and Scott Bennett Holmes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Holmes of 246 the therapy that will follow. out as much as possible in the The bridegroom is a programmer employed by Walsh Enterprises of As he waits to enter Children’s store. A former weightlifter, he analyst at Travelers Insurance Co. Manchester. Hollister St., were married Oct. 8 at North United Methodist Church. Hospital of Philadelphia, he’s carries boxes and ice for the alert to the ways of his temporary Ohanians to stock the shelves. The Rev. William Trench officiated. home, watching, listening, every At home, Kocharian works as Sandra Prior, sister of the bride, was now and then lifting the camera an auto mechanic, a trade Karen MEDICAL HELP — Dr. Denis Public Records matron of honor. Bridesmaids were around his neck, a gift from the wants to follow. The boy has been Sue Haberern, Pam Potterton, Val­ Ohanians’ 22-year-old son. John, fascinated with the Ohanians’ Drummond of Childrens erie Chiappa, Laura Rossignol, Kim to take a photograph to show family cars, among the first Hospital of Philadelphia Ricci and Denise McGovern. Amanda Warranty deeds James B. and Katherine P, Wyatt to when he returns home. things he photographed. elicts a high-five from Ar­ Ricci was flower girl. “ He’s likes when the children “ He likes the computerized menian Karen Kocharian, 9, Stephen J. Strand to Gerald C. Debra S. Gagne. Morningside Park. $145,000. William Haberern, brother-in-law come in," Mrs. Ohanian says. dashboard in my daughter’s after a recent physical exam. Fournier. Wellsweep Condominium of the groom, was best man. Ushers “ He can’t believe that they have Trans Am. ” Mrs. Ohanian said. $107,000. were Bob Guliano, Mark Holmes, their own money and are a'lowed "He sits in the car and points at The doctor was trying to Dolores J. Champy to Raymond I. Quitclaim deeds Mike Ricci, Ted Wilbanks, Frank to buy whatever they want. He the instruments, “ What’s that make Karen comfortable Champy, 98 Bryan Drive, no convey­ Gerald C. Fournier to Stephanie Marandino and Paul Benson, Toby says back home he can only buy mean? What’s this mean?" with his damaged right hand. ance tax. Kynbel. one-third interest in 19 Potterton was ringbearer. what his parents want.” "When I go back home, I will The boy lost the fingers on it Sebastian and Edith C. Tanasi to Timrod Road, conveyance tax. $41.80 After a reception at The Colony in Karen was in his favorite class build my own car, ” Karen said. during the Dec. 7 earthquake Richard and Debra Dagon. .'104-.306 Frederick G. Nassiff to Therese D, Vernon the couple went on a wedding — math — in a second-floor "I never want to ride in our car again." in Armenia. At left, Karen Spruce St., conveyance tax. $185.90. Nassiff. 989-991 Main St., no convey­ trip to Barbados. They are making classroom when the quake hit at Back home, he plays soccer and adjusts a camera given to Judith N. Olsen, executor for the ance tax. their home in South Windsor. 11:41 a.m. on Dec. 7. He said the initial rumblings sounded “ like a enjoys chess “ Karen is (an) him when he arrived in the will of Helen M. Newcomb, to Steven Douglas L. Curry to Patricia A. The bride is a 1982 graduate of wolf howling." The teacher average chess player,” Kochar­ G. Mastrangelo, 52 S. Hawthorne St., Curry. Richmond Drive, no convey­ Rockville High School and is em­ United States on Feb. 9. conveyance tax. $148.,50. quickly ushered the children into ian said. "His brother is very ance tax. ployed by Byrne, Slater, Sandler, Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Holmes good.” Bernard L. and Beverly M Noble to the hallway, and Karen was near o Nancy Andes to Barry Edmonston, Shulman & Rouse of Hartford. Here, he likes music videos and William W. Huntley. Bu.sh Hill Road the stairwell when the major Lakeview, no conveyance tax. The bridegroom is a 1982 graduate quake hit. electronic toys, just like a typical 1 < $165,000. Mark Thompson to Nancy Thomp­ of Manchester High School and a 1986 K He says he remembers his American boy. As for American U Bernard G. Martin to Downeast son. Hilliard Street and Fleming graduate of New England Institute of BEST BUY teacher saying, “ Don’t be afraid. food, he likes corned beef on rye. X Associates Limited Partnership, Road, no conveyance tax. Boston. He is employed by Holmes Everything will be all right" and But Philadelphia steak sand­ three parcels on the South-Windsor- Arthur W. Clarke to Kathleen 0 Funeral Home of Manchester. OIL CO. the building's walls and floors wiches, no thanks. Manchester town lines, conveyance Clarke. 86 Cambridge St., no convey­ Vernon, CT “ feeling like waves" just before He’s fascinated by shopping tax, $115.50. ance tax. the building collapsed. malls and likes to go to the bank John D. LaBelle for the estate of Donna E Doyer to Ralph E. Doyer, 875-0876 Karen’s grandfather and uncle and post office with Mrs, Ohan­ Edson M. Bailey to Franklin E. and Southview Manor, noconveyancetax. were nearby and helped dig ian. Although shy when sur­ Virginia S. Westerman, Elizabeth Bernard G. Martin to Downeast children out of the rubble. Of the rounded by a lot of people, he asks Park, $128,000. Associates Limited Partnership, par­ 18 children in Karen’s class, 11 a stream of questions when he is alone with her, she said. Beverly Fuss Leo to Frances L. cel of land on South Windsor- died or were never located. 126 . *. Karen was unconscious. When “ He’s very curious about ever­ Fitzpatrick, Highland St . convey­ 68 no Qflon Mrt Manchester town line, no conveyance ything, ” she said. “ It’s like an ance tax. $121. tax. mot tob#ed lo chtngt • Volumt Oitoounli he awoke four hours later, doctors had removed his left eye adventure to him.” 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 25, 1989 I , I •' T ^ t I : ! • ' , ', I - ‘ '

Focus / Home MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 25, 1989 — 19 FOCUS / Money What’s your house worth? Social Security benefits By Andv Lang Going walking on Wall St.? only at recent sales. AVERAGE MONTHLY SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS The Associated Press If he goes back too far, he will On the House not get a true picture of the How much is your house worth? Retired workers! $479 $488 present market value of the $441 $461 Pick your stocks carefully It depends on who is making the house. What he is likely to do is to $386 appraisal and why it is being pick out the three most recent $341 of your house (compared to the P ^ By the Editors done. If you, as the homeowner, others), the condition it is in sales of homes that compare with p . N Cr\ of Changing Times are judging its value for the (again, compared to the others) the one he is appraising. He then Wall Street leaders/laggers purpose of selling the house and what extra qualities it has. can make an educated estimate If you’ve had your share of Dow Jones and Shearson Lehman Hutton compiled the leaders and yourself, you are likely to set too But the starting point must be of the worth of the house, | < i l |0 i 0 & sleepless nights over your stock laggers for 1988 of Industry Group based on percentage gains and high a figure at the start of the what prices the other houses have lowering or raising it on the basis portfolio this past year, you marketing. been generating. After that, the of its condition and its extras. losses over 1987. QW B y By By 0 -7 should be able to snooze more If an appraiser is estimating appraiser weighs the factors that Everything goes out the win­ 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 soundly in 1989. TOP TEN INDUSTRY the cost for a lending institution to make your house better or worse dow if there is a strong buyer’s The good news for stocks this GROUP LEADERS determine the amount of a than the others and comes up with market or a strong seller’s C>isabled workers $471 $484 $488 Percentage gain over 1987, lor 1988 maximum mortgage loan, he a figure. market. Under those conditions, $456 year is that the economy will $413 continue to grow, allowing corpo­ may produce a figure a bit on the Sure, as is often said, the houses sell quickly or don’t sell at $371 Marine transport 52.57% C r \ p~\ rate profits to rise. Higher lower side. location of a house is vital to its all. sometimes with little regard CT\ P ^ earnings plus lower interest rates Apparel retailers 49.81% If a real estate broker is setting value, but presumably others in for their condition. C r ^ should translate into decent re­ Casinos 46.01% a selling price, the figure is likely the neighborhood have similar Most of the time, though, your turns from stocks, too. You to be fairly realistic, allowing for site advantages or house is worth what comparable Real estate 42.11% the fact that he will add a certain disadvantages. houses in the same neighbrohood 0 1 0 SI 0 01 probably won’t see a rip-snorting Textiles 41.00% TOP TEN INDUSTRY bull market, so throwing darts at amount for the purpose of That’s why it is important not to are worth, give or take a few Coal 40.22% GROUP LAGGERS negotiation. the stock tables won’t do as a put too high a price on yourhou.se thousand because of certain O-/ O-J t y j (y y 0 - / Percentage loss lrom1987. lor 1988 hy By strategy for picking stocks or Airlines 38.99% No matter who is making the simply because remodeling has differences. 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 mutual funds. Home construction 37.35% Med./Biotech -39.00% appraisal or what the reason is. made it a nicer house in which to Occasionally, you can get more the most important factor in live. A buyer who has $200,000 to for your house even if the price is A/idow(er)s| $444 With corporate profits likely to Food retailers 36.25% Precious metals -24.08% $415 $433 be up a stunning 28 percent in making the decision is the real spend does not want to live in an a bit above that of the adjacent $r^7Q $396 Airfreight 34.11% Computers (ex. IBM) -15.25% estate market at that time. $349 1988, stocks look cheap. The area where nearly all the houses structures. That happens when a $311 c r \ Communication -12.45% Determining the condition of are in the $100,000 to $125,000 buyer comes along who finds your Cr\ p ^ P ^ PP price-earnings ratio of the S&P 500 now stands at 11.8. This is in (X I Semiconductors -10.72% the market is neither an opinion range, no matter how many more house exactly what he has been p m the lower half of the index’s Consumer services -10/62% nor a guess. It is found simply by virtues are in the one he has his looking for and is not inclined to long-term range and well below finding out the sales prices of eye on. He wants to be in a quibble about the price. SI 0 0 Software -6.23% |0 |0 the bull market’s peak of 23 in similar houses in the neighbor­ [0 Factory equipment -4.72% $200,000 neighborhood if only Waiting for that kind of buyer |0 August 1987. hood that were sold recently. because of the status recognition can be done, however, only if you o _ / (y y O-P U Computers -4.40% By By But stocks today sell for 2.3 Town records do not always when he explains where he lives. are in no hurry to sell the house. Electrical equipment -4.32% 19B0 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 times book value vs. a historical show the exact prices of the What the added livability of your Lots of people create a time crisis SOURCE: Sinlisticat Abstract of the U.S., I960 O 1969 North America Syndicate. Inc. InfoGrepblce norm of 1.6. There’s another houses that were sold. If they house does is to help you to sell it by having another house to move problem, too, says Changing SOURCE: SireelJou/nal InfoGrsphlcs © 1989 North America Syndicate, Inc. don’t, there are certain indica­ faster, which in itself is worth into before they have sold the tors, such as tax stamps, that money. present one. Times magazine. The lower the HOUSE OF THE WEEK — The octagonal house concept, yields on stocks, the less attrac­ enable a knowledgeable person to In making an appraisal for a developed during the Victorian Era, was the inspiration Tax Adviser tive they are in comparison with Prescott Ball & Turben’s last several more years. determine what the sales prices lending institution so it can decide Do-lt-vourselters will find much help­ for the design of this three-bed room house in which the were. bonds. The 3.8 percent yield on narket strategist, Rao Chala- Applegate says stocks that can how much money can safely be ful Information In Andy Lang's hond- living room has an almost 360 degree view to the outside. There are other factors that go book, "Practical Home Repairs," the S&P 500 is uncomfortably ani, calls Formica and GenCorp flourish in this environment in­ loaned on the house, the ap­ which can be obtained by sending $2 to formerly General Tire & For more information about Plan HA1509Y, which has into the appraisal, such as theage this newspaper at Box S, Teaneck, N.J. close to 3 percent, which often clude Weyerhaeuser, Boise Cas­ praiser must be careful to look 076M. By George W. Smith daughter check with her boss to Rubber) cash-rich companies 1,540 square feet, write to York and Schenke, 226 signals a market slide. cade, Instron (materials-testing review her W-4 form, and, if Conclusion; Stocks look fairly that could simultaneously hike equipment), Cabot Corp. (chemi­ Seventh St., Garden City, N. Y. 11530. Enclose a stamped, QUESTION: Last year a friend necessary, complete and sign an valued. Yet total returns of 10 cividends. buy back stock and cals) and Gerber Scientific self-addressed envelope. sold me his diesel automobile. Is updated W-4 changing her allo­ percent to 15 percent are achieva­ jay down debt. (computer-aided design and ma­ Don’t cut that tomato early there still a tax credit for diesel wances. This way she will have a ble. Profits of S&P 500 companies ■Technology issues, hammered nufacturing system s). automobiles? If so, how can I take little more tax withheld each will climb 5 percent to 8 percent in unrelentingly in the second half of Defensive stocks: Buy compan­ By Earl Aronson credit for it? week and won’t have the same 1989, even with a slower-growing 1988, look especially cheap to ies that do well in a slow-growth The Associated Press inches long and contain four to B.R., problem next year. economy. Add to that the 3.8 Abby Joseph Cohen, Drexel Burn­ economy, for example, or firms Here’s the Ansiver seven green seeds. Plant them in WESTLAKE VILLAGE. CALIF, percent yield of S&P 500 stocks. ham Lambert’s stock guru. She that will benefit from lower Weeders Guide rows, about 2 inches apart. If you enjoy the aroma of a ripe, QUESTION: My husband quit Notes economist C. Frazier likes Cray Research, which “ has interest rates. Among such com­ Buttergreen pods may be eaten red tomato, don’t cut the fruit ANSWER: Ves, the credit is his job to go back to school. We Evans of the Colonial funds: the best supercomputer technol­ panies recommended by Dean very young, when they are tender .still around. However, if you are decided this was OK since I am open until you are ready to eat it. some tomatoes that were origi­ “There’s plenty of room for ogy in the world,” despite its Witter’s Connolly are Golden and sweet, or they can be shelled, not the first purchaser of the working. Soon, he will receive a recent production glitches. QUESTION: I intend to put a “ When a vine-ripened tomato is nally picked and shipped long dividends to grow. That’s going to West Financial (a California Many electrical dealers have like a butter bean. Maturity time vehicle, you cannot receive the $22,500 lump sum from the roof on our patio. I will be using cut, it releases natural chemicals before they were ripe, but were be one of the pleasant surprises of Cohen also thinks IBM is a good S&L), First Union (a North large exhibits. Your contractor ranges from 45 to 65 days for the credit. If you bought a diesel- company’s profit sharing plan 4-by-4 wooden posts. 4-by-6beams that give it a pleasant aroma,’’ later allowed to ripen naturally at ’89.” Then there’s the kicker of buy fo r’89: “ At current prices it’s Carolina bank), Aetna, American can tell you where to see the green pod stage and 60 to 70 days powered highway vehicle (for use where he worked. We would like selling below the market P-E, and 2-by-6 joists. I would like a said Dr. Ronald G. Buttery of the room temperature, had about the lower interest rates, which aid Express and Kemper. fixtures. for shelled beans. other than resale) and youarethe to take this money and put it into roof that filters the sunlight, Agricultural Research Service of same amount of key aroma stocks by narrowing the spread price-to-book and price-to-cash- Prudential-Bache Securities Harvest shelled beans quite first owner of the vehicle, you an individual retirement account flow ratios. Does that mean IBM using l-by-4s for the louvers. How QUESTION: We soon will be the US. Department of chemicals as freshly picked, between bond and stock yields. strategist Greg Smith says utility young, so pods don’t toughen. may be entitled to a one-time or something comparable. Will is a below-average company? I far apart should they be to allow wallpapering four of the rooms in Agriculture. vine-ripened tomatoes.” But your success will depend stocks offering high yields and Buttergreen is reported resistant credit of $102 for an automobile we be taxed on this amount if we don’t think so.” some sunlight to come through, our house. We know how to handle “ About three minutes after you Buttery’s research could result much more on stock-picking showing good potential for divi­ to bean-common mosaic virus. and $198 for a light truck or van. roll it over into another form of Rust-belt industries: Compan­ yet not enough to make it too the job but would like to try slice into the fruit, the aroma in new tomato varieties that have ability now than it has since 1982. dend growth could be rewarding Cook the beans in a pot and To claim the credit or refund, you retirement, such as an IRA? ies making steel, chemicals, warm on a hot day. something new — papering the starts to fade,” Buttery added, the rich, sweet taste of vine- Here are some themes worth over the next year. His top picks cover them with an inch of water. must complete lines i and ii of C.T., paper and capital goods benefited ceilings of at least two of the “ That’s why the tomato you put ripened harvest, yet are hardy exploring for 1989; include Consolidated Edison. ANSWER: Spaces of three Bring to a boil, lower to simmer. Form 4136, Computatuion of NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS enormously from the decline of rooms. Is this difficult and should into your sandwich when you are enough to withstand the rigors of Bargain basement stocks: SCEcorp.. Northeast Utilities and inches between the wood should Add butter, salt and pepper to Credit for Federal Tax on Fuels the dollar, which made them we undertake it? packing your lunch in the morn­ the trip from grower to grocer. Shares selling at low P-E and Union Electric. be just right to accomplish your taste. Cover and simmer for 1 to (and Credit for Purchase of ANSWER: Your husband can more competitive both here and ing has little fresh tomato flavor “ Typically.” Buttery noted, price-to-book ratios are more Companies selling consumer 1‘/! hours. For blanching, butter- Diesel-Powered Highway Vehi­ shelter hisdprofit sharing distri­ abroad, and severe cost-cutting. purpose. The louvers should be ANSWER: Yes. it’s difficult left by noon. Wait until the last “ commercially grown tomatoes immune to market downdrafts necessities prosper in almost any greens require only Vh to 2 cles) , and attach it to your Form bution via a rollover, which is a The renaissance of the Rust Belt placed on edge and toenailed to and you may regret it before you minute to slice a tomato.” are picked before they’re ripe, than pricier issues. They could economic environment. These the joists. minutes. 1040. Enter the credit on line 59 of tax-free distribution of cash or still has a lot of steam. are finished. Some residences Buttery and his fellow re­ simply because they’re firm also attract takeover interest or include food, drug, tobacco and have beautifully papered ceilings Form 1040. other assets that is transferred undertake their own restructur­ “The slowdown this time is supermarket stocks. Suresh QUESTION: We plan to have searchers are studying the se­ enough to survive the trip □ □ □ but remember they have been from one retirement program to ings to boost share prices. going to be more on the consumer Bhirud, chief strategist at Oppen- our bathroom remodeled. We crets of fresh tomato aroma undamaged.” done professionally. Go ahead if becau.se “ aroma is the most RECORD REFORESTATION: QUESTION: My daughter another. But watch your dates. Harvey Eisen, president of side than on the export side,” heimer & Co., says his recom­ have selected a contractor and he Buttery and colleagues work­ The rollover contribution to the 1 you wish, but be ready to tackle a In 1987, Americans reforested works for a grocery store. She is Integrated Resources Asset Man­ says Michael Sherman, chief mended list is dominated by the is .showing us catalogs from important part of tomato flavor. ” ing at the USDA Research Center job that is a lot more difficult than more than 3 million acres — an upset because she ended up owing IRA must be made within 60 days agement, looks for companies strategist at Shearson Lehman likes of drugmakers SmithKIine which to select fixtures Should And, he said that Mom’s at Albany. C alif. have developed painting. warning against storing tomatoes area about the size of Connecticut income tax this year. What of receiving the distribution. that sell at a discount to their Hutton. “ That is simply not being Beckman and Upjohn and such we select ourselves or rely on his a method of temporarily halting Otherwise, you will have to pay in the refrigerator was good — with 2.3 billion tree seedlings. happened? private market values and are in reflected in stock prices.” food companies as Borden, judgment? QUESTION: I plan to refinish a the enzymes that cau.se the rapid tax and penalties on this amount. advice. He related that in labora­ flavor change. “ This is the fifth consecutive R.A., an industry in which at least one Jeffrey Applegate, portfolio Archer Daniels Midland, An- set of wooden patio furniture. year the nation has broken the FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ, or two mergers have been an­ strategist for the brokerage heuser Busch and Pepsico. ANSW ER: While you undoubt­ Would varnish hold up better than tory experiments, tomatoes kept refrigerated for seven days had □ □ □ record for planting forest tree,” nounced. Among those that fit his Tucker Anthony, is convinced the Small companies: Over the edly can rely on the choices of the paint? contractor, you will feel better less of the aroma-imparting .said Forest Chief F. Dale Robert­ ANSWER: Your daughter may criteria are McGraw Hill, US U.S. has only just begun a past 62 years, stocks of small NEW GARDEN BEAN: But Send your questions to: Hie massive, multiyear shift of about the whole thing if you make ANSWER: Generally, paint chemical, (Z)-3-hexenal, than did son. “ We established a tree­ have claimed the wrong number Shoe, Zayre, Bally, ITT, B.F. companies have returned 12.4 tergreen. a new hean from Tax Adviser, c/o George W. your own selections. But why not withstands the elements better tomatoes kept at room planting record in 1981. with of allowances on her Form W-4, Goodrich, Diebold, Heilig- spending away from consumer percent a year compounded vs. 10 Asgrow Seed Co., is a garden or Smith & Co., P.C., 29229 Northw­ make the selections from dis­ than varnish, even the outdoor temperature. 2,.374,794 planted, and that record Employee’s Withholding Allo­ Meyers and International Miner­ goods, military hardware and percent for the S&P 500. But they snap bean that looks like a lima. has been broken every year wance Certificate. Or her boss estern Highway, Southfield, als and Chemicals. Asserts new offices and homes and took a siesta after mid-1983, says plays that you can see and feel? type. “ In fact,” said Buttery, “ even Its broad, thick pods are about 4‘/i since.” might be using the wrong with­ Mich. 48034. Due to the volume of Eisen; “ All are candidates for toward factories and new produc­ Changing Times magazine, until holding allowance when figuring mail, personal replies cannot be takeovers. LBOs or tion capacity. He expects the tilt launching an explosive rally in her withholding taxes. Have your provided. recapitalizations.” toward makers of capital goods to early 1988. 80 — MANCHESTER HERALD,'Saturday,’ Feb. 25,-1989 MA!^?CHESTfiR ITERALD, gatiirday, Feb. 25, 1989 — 2i FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

Burdens wearing her down Where to Write Saturday, Feb. 25 DEAR children. You are far stronger, ABBY: Be­ more capable and competent cause of a se­ than you think. Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren 61O O A M C13 Captain Bob 26 P e pperm int Place verely handi­ You need an ego booster. You P.O. Box 69440 ® Money. Money, Money 30 Fat A lb e rt & th e Cosby Kids (CC). capped sibling 0 l INN Magazine (38 It's Your Business Dear Abby also need someone to talk to. You Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 in my family, I could be temporarily weary and 18 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) 40 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) led a reclusive Abigail Van Buren depressed. Do see your doctor for Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott, M.D. [CNN] Daybreak 61 Flintstones existence. My [DIS] You and Me. Kid [CNN] Sports Close up a physical checkup and tell the P.O. Box 91428 [HBO] Hang Tight. Willy Bill Todd [DIS] Dumbo's Circus father is a good good doctor what you’ve told me. man who Cleveland, Ohio 44101 Bridges stars as a teen-ager who is torn [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman and ask if he can recommend a between following the straight and narrow worked hard [USA] Paid Programming support group. There’s comfort in Dr. Park Robert C. Park, M.D. and easy m oney" hu tries to help his Mama man­ mother make ends meet 8 :0 0 A M (X Adventures of Raggedy sharing. 409 12th St. S.W. aged to care for us and never who seem well-adjusted, produc­ I M A X ] Crazy About the Movies: James Ann and Andy (CC) Washington, D.C. 20024 Dean (CC] A profile of this Hollywood 8 40 F lintstone Kids (CC) complained about our personal tive young adults. DEAR ABBY: How would vou screen legend includes an interview with tragedy. Together they shoul­ With my help, my elderly have handled this? A friend and I Julie Hams, his co-star m East of Eden" 11 Hee Haw dered their burden alone, never parents still care for my severely were having dinner at a restau­ (60 mm.) 20 Popeye asking anyone for help. handicapped sibling at home. rant (at a small table for two) 6 : 1 5 A M Cs: Davey 8. G oliath 22 30 Kissyfur(C C ) 24 Zoobilee Zoo The only place I ever went was Soon it will be necessary to move when an acquaintance we both 6 : 3 0 A M C5/ Young Universe to school. I made good grades and 26 MOVIE: 'Perilous Journey' Iwenty them all into my home. I plan to knew stopped by our table on her , 8 This Week in Big East Weekly college mnf- marnage-mindud girls arrive 'n the The abused woman: basketball report had nice friends, but I never take care of all of them, but I try way out, and proceeded to talk California gold fields Vera Ralston David brought anybody home with m e. I not to think of it. Most people see and talk and talk. We were right 9 V S licei Bn.in. Scott Brady 1953 am now middle-aged, and in me as a strong, confident person. in the middle of our dinner. How II At the Movies Scheduled WueBe 38 Wall Street Journal Report liever (James Woods), "The Fly'I "Bert looking back I realize that a child They don’t know I’m ready to fall would you have gotten rid of her A terrifying secret 57 Rod & Reel Rigby, You ri ,i Fool " raised in that environment can­ 61 Denver the Last Omosaui apart. — short of telling her to get lost? 20 N ew j!oo Revue not be quite normal. If you almost (A&E) Journey to Adventure I wrote to you 25 years ago and STUCK FOR WORDS [A & E j Golden Age of Television never go to church, to school you said. -“God never gives us a By Robert C. Pork, M.D. [CNN] Daybreak President, American [CNN] International Correspondents functions or take vacations, you heavier burden than we can DEAR STUCK: I’d have said, [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! Woman’s [DIS] Mousercise grow up not knowing how to dress “ I hope you won’t-think we’re College of Obstetricians [ESPN] Fishing Ciooked Creek carry.” I think God has overesti­ [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest or how to act. rude if we continue to eat while and Gynecologists [HBO] Survival James Ea; Jones nai mated my strength. Health [HBO] MOVIE. The W raith' An Arizona As a young adult, I coped by I can’t sign this, but it sure felt you’re talking.” Then I’d have rates this profile of life withiu a prule of Family violence is one of gang leader is challenged to a drag mce by lions living m Namibia s Etosha National avoiding social situations. That good to get it off my chest. kept on eating. a mysterious stranger driving an uneanhly Park ;60 mill , America’s best kept secrets, but car Charlie Sheen, Nick Cassavetes was a mistake. I’m still the shy. ME [U SA] Financial Freedom awkward, insecure person I was it can be a serious and terrifying Randy Quaid 1986 Rated PG-13 (in Deor Abby's Cookbooklet Is o collec­ problem. According to some talk about abuse in her home, but Stereo) 8 :3 0 A M 3 su perm an back then, DEAR ME: Don’t sell yourself tion of favorite recipes — oil tested, many women feel relieved when I married a good man (miracu­ tried and terrific! To order, send your experts, every 15 seconds a 7;OOAM 3 Dr Fad . 8 40 New Adventures ot Winnie the short. You did not “ miracu­ name and address, plus check er money woman in this country is abused they begin to confide in someone 8^ USA Today Scheduled how the de Pooh (CC) lously), and somehow we man­ lously” marry a good man and order tor $3.50 to : Abby's Cookbooklet, they trust. mands ol earning a living affect workers 11 Hit Video USA P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. by her partner. aged to raise several children raise well-adjusted, productive (Postage Is Included.) Next, she should find out about and their families (6() min < 20 Porky Pig This type of abuse is not limited 9 Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera to certain women: any woman resources in her community that 22 30 Disney's Adventures of the can help her in a crisis. The police 11 Bravestarr (CCi Gummi Bears (CC) can be abused, regardless of her 20 Daffy Duck and Tweety 24 Sesame S tre e t (CC) rr race, religion, or other character­ department, hospital emergency room, and mental health center 22 Synchronal Research Free Your 38 A sk the M anager istics. She may be young or old, Body From Cellulite Symptoms a cause to worry can offer protection and counsel­ 57 Adventures in Scale Modeling Dana Oelany plays Army nurse Colleen McMurphy in "I'liina Beach," a reality- married or divorced, rich or poor. 26 Rin Tin-Tin ing and can direct her to safe- 61 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) based drama told with the humor, emotion and turmoil surrounding American wom­ Disagreements and arguments 30 Ring A round th e W orld DEAR DR. homes and shelters for battered [A&E] Profiles en in wartime Vietnam. The ABC series airs Wednesdays. are part of a normal, healthy 38 A M Boston (R) GOTT: My of her complaints may be related. women and children. [CNN] Big S tory relationsip. but arguments that ;40 K idsongs (R) (In Stereo) [D IS] Wuzzles (CC) mother. 49. has From your description of her A woman who thinks she may [A&E] Miss Marple: Murder Is An­ ship Wrestling become violent and threaten a (61 Flintstones [A&E] Tfuman: H.S.T Days of Deci­ mild to severe general state of health. I’d worry be at risk of abuse should learn to [ESPN] Sportsman's Challenge nounced woman’s safety are not. If a [A&E] Lovejoy (60 min ) 5 T Tony Brown's Journal sion Documentary on former President headaches all that she is at risk of suffering recognize warning signs so she [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: [D iS] Donald Duck Presents Harry Truman s years m office, from the woman’s husband or boyfriend [CNN] Daybreak Elayne Boosler: The Call (CC) Elayne (61 World Wide Wrestling the time, has to Dr. G ott permanent damage from one or can avoid a dangerous situation [ESPN] Jimmy Houston Outdoors end of World War II to the Korean conflict has ever u.sed violence to harm [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner Booslor examines single life in the big city [A&E] Travel Magazine (60 min ) carry paper more of her diseases. In my before it occurs, such as threats while waiting for a phone call from the [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Boy Who Could MOVIE: 'The Peanut Butter Solu­ Peter Gott. M.D. her — or has even threatened to — [ESPN] SportsCenter [DIS] [CNN] Science and Technology Week towels around opinion, she should be under the to use a weapon or to hurt her "perfect m an" (In Stereo) Fly' (CC) A 14-year old boy who has never tion' After losing his hair boy creates a she should know there are people [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide spoken a word believes so strongly m [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America for her con­ care of an internist, a medical 9 :0 0 A M I® Jim Henson's Muppet concoction that restores it too well Ma and places she can turn to for children. She should also have an [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Police Academy 4: Ci­ magic that he becomes an inspiration to all stant n oseb­ Babies (CC) thew Mackay, Siluck Saysanasy. Alison [HBO] Best of Not Necessarily the specialist trained in diagnosing exit plan ready to use in an tizens on Patrol' (CC) Police academy those around him Jay Underwood. Lucy Podbrey 1985 Rated PG News Globe-trotting with the "best" of help. ® Countdown to Quitting. A Stop leeds and has and treating non-surgical afflic­ graduates are pul to work training local ci­ Deakins, Bonnie Bedelia 1986 Rated PG the news from Iran to Washington and the The first step is for a woman to emergency and know exactly Smoking Breakthrough (In Stereo) [ESPN] Monster Truck Challenge blood pressure tions. Ask her primary care tizens in a crime-fighling program Steve Slock Exchange to the Senate (60 mm ) (In tell someone she trusts. A friend where and how she will go if she Gultonberg, Bubba Smith Michael Wtns Ml) Dick Clark’s Golden Greats (R) [LIFE] Creative Living W ith Aleene [LIFE] Mother's Day Stereo) around 150/110. Doctors can’t find monly affect the heart. Underac­ doctor to refer her to an internist or clergy member, or her doctor needs to leave home quickly. low 1987 Rated PG 18 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling (R) anything wrong. She also suffers who can supervise and coordinate [MAX] MOVIE: Superman IV The [LIFE] Attitudes tive and overactive thyroid or nurse can help her. It may be Women who cannot escape the [TM C] MOVIE: Honky Tonk Freeway' (20 Bugs Bunny and Friends Quest For Peace' (CC) Lex Luthor and the 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] Showbiz Week from a heart condition, diabetes her treatment. Residents of a small town are unhappy radiation-powered Nuclear Man threaten 1 1 :3 0 A M 13D Teen W o lf (CC) glands, if untreated, can cause difficult at first for a woman to violence and have been hurt (22) (30 S m urfs (CC) and thyroid. I’m concerned she’ll about a new expressway. Beau Bridges, Superman's mission to nd the world of nu­ 1 0:3 0 A M ® Little Rascals ® Superm an heart disease, which, in turn, can should call their doctor or the Beverly D'Angelo, William Devane 1981 (M) MOVIE: 'The Pearl of Death' Holmes clear weapons Christopher Reeve. Gene ® (?0 Pup Named Scooby Doo (CC) .22 Fat A lb e rt & th e C osby K ids (CC), have a stroke. lead to heart failure and stroke. entiergency room, even if their Rated PG. (In Stereo) and Watson solve the mystery of the Cree­ Hackman, Jackie Cooper 1987 Rated PG l20) C on n e cticut A u to S how (24 Project: Universe: An introduction Finally, the headaches and injuries don’t seem serious. And [USA] Diets Don't Work per and the stolen Pearl of Death Basil (In Stereo) 3,400 Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. Evelyn Ankers (22i) L3P'. ALF (CC) to Astronomy DEAR READER: Your con­ nosebleeds. Headaches, a com­ they should call the police. [TM C] MOVIE: Assassination' A Se­ Accidents that kill 7 :3 0 A M ® Garfield and Friends 1944. (2$ Shining Time Station (CC) (26' G reatest S ports Legends cerns are justified. mon complaint that many indi­ cret Service agent tries to get to the bot­ Family abuse, in most cases, is !il) Bravestarr (CC) (5^ U Plaza tom of an apparent plot to assassinate the l38) Three Stooges (30 Career Media Network First ofall.yourmother’sblood viduals experience, can be the first lady Charles Bronson. Jill Ireland, Ste­ American children a long-term problem that a @0) K idsongs (R) (In Stereo) (6T Munsters Today Marilyn runs away (^7) Adam Smith's Money World: New l57' Wall Street Week: The Technical pressure is too high. It should be phen Elliott, 1987 Rated PG-13 (In result of uncontrolled hyperten­ woman may need help in chang­ Where There's a W ill There's an A from home when she feels unloved Zealand; Paradise Lost? Condition (CC) below 140/90. Although she is not Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of Stereo) sion. The fact that your mother ing, Counseling will help with [A&E] World of Photography [CNN] College Basketball Preview likely to have a stroke from blood has constant, severe headaches accident deaths among American children, according [U SA] Where There's a W ill There's an to the National Safely Council, resulting in more tough decisions and can. help A [CNN] Style W ith Elsa Ktensch [D IS] Mouse Factory Host Charles Nel­ pressure that is 150/110,1 am sure may indicate that her body is son Reilly looks at spectator sports, in­ deaths than kidnapping, drugs and disease combined. improve a woman’s self esteem 9 :1 0 A M [CNN] Healthweek [ESPN]K.I.D.S. Weekly senes on child­ that at times of stress or exertion, responding adversely to her high TV channel guide ren in sports Michael Young is host cluding horse racing, basketball and the and sense of inner strength and 9-30AIVI (X (40:’ Stimerl And the Real Olympics Shorts include ( "They're Off "), her blood pressure rises to blood pressure. Nosebleeds, too. [LIFE] What Every Baby Knows ("Double Dribble") and ("Olympic value. It can also aid in finding a C ox U nited Tala-Madia G hostbusters (CC) dangerous levels — and those FATAL ACCIDENTS MOVIE; 'Mannequin' A depart Champ") can accompany hypertension, ...... 2 ...... 2 ...... 3 [MAX] job or with concerns about her QJ W FSB, H a rtfo rd ...... ® Barter Perfect Diet ment store window dresser falls in love higher levels could predispose although most are due to tiny OF AMERICAN ...... 8 ...... 8 [ESPN] Gameday children. ffj WTNH. N«w Havan ...... 8 . . . Ml America's Top Ten with a mannequin that comes to life only in her to a stroke. Her moderately blood vessels in the nasal lining CHILDREN, 1987 1,200 1.250 Ct) WWOR. Naw York ...... 9 . . . his presence Andrew McCarthy, Kim Cat 1 2 :0 0 P M CD O ut o f TW s W o rld Abused women should re­ ...... 11 ...... 11 ...... 28 1^4: Sesame Street (CC) elevated blood pressure is proba­ that rupture from injury or Deaths per 100,000 (hi WPIX, Naw York ...... trail, Estelle Getty 1987 Rated PG CB Better Ways to Better Grades member they are not alone and MV WHCT, Hartford ...... 18 ...... 18 ...... 18 (57) Say Brother bly causing a strain on her heart: MOVIE; The Couch Trip' (CC) irritation. This can be cured by population in age IZO) W TXX. W atartxiry ...... 20 ...... 20 ...... 20 [TMC] CB Three Stooges that help is close by. All they need (6T Charles in Charge (CC) Buddy and An escaped mental patient becomes a however, I question if her hyper­ cautery, a procedure during group 0-14: a t W WLP, S pring flald ...... 28 ...... 37 . ;ii} G.L.O.W. Wrestling 1 to do is reach out. There are m any Charles attempt to keep Sarah and Jamie Beverly Hills radio psychologist Dan Ayk (34 W EOH, H artford ...... 7 ...... 24 ...... 24 tension is the major factor in her which a physician electrically from escaping to an after-hours dance royd, Walter Matthau, Donna Dmon Cl8 Home Shopping Network (3 hts ) people who are waiting to help a i WTWS, Naw London ...... 26 ...... 42 ...... 26 club ’ ’heart condition.” burns the bleeding blood vessel to 310 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) 20 MOVIE: 'Return of the Seven' A 230 them. iM- WVIT, Hartford ...... 4 ...... 4 ...... 30 150 150 [CNN] Moneyweek former member of the Magnificent Seven Second, diabetes — a metabolic stop it from leaking. (Ml W SBK, Boaton ...... 19 ...... 28 ...... 19 1 1 :0 0 A M ® Hey. Vern. It's Ernest! ...... 40 . [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) IS kidnapped by a band of outlaws Yul disease that leads to premature If the doctors “ can’t find C4fl; W GQB, S p rin g fla ld ...... (CC) Brynner. Robert Fuller, Jordan Christopher Single, free copies of "The ...... 17 ...... 35 ...... 25 [ESPN] Fishin' Hole aging — adds risk. Diabetics have anything wrong.” they’re miss­ (Sf) W QBY, S p ring flald ...... ® ^0' Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show 1966 Abused Women” (AP083) are ...... 6 ...... 6 ...... 9 a higher incidence of stroke (and (*U W TIC , H a rtford ...... [LIFE] WomanWatch (CC) ing the boat. In my opinion, plenty IA8.EI Arta & Entartainmant ...... 23 ...... 15 ...... 11 v22 Punky Brewster (CC) available by sending a stamped, [U SA] Robert Vaughn Discovers ® S uperm an heart trouble) than do normal is wrong and your mother’s (CNN] Cabla Nawa Natwork ...... 15 ...... 5 ...... 50 ;24 H ere 's to Your H ealth Pan 1 of 2 self-addressed, business-size en­ ...... 47 , ...... 41 people. She must make sure that various health problems need (DIS) Olanay Channal ...... 36 . . . 1 0 :0 0 A M ® Pee -wee's Playhouse M1' S tar Search (60 mm.) (26) High Schcwl Basketball: New Lon velope along with the name of the ...... 10 ...... 7 ...... 49 her diabetes is kept under good attention. She is a relatively (ESPN) S p o rti N atw ork ...... (CC) 20 WWF Superstars of Wrestling don vs. East Lyme Championship Game FALLS POISONING FIREARMS INGESTED [HBO] Homa Box Ottica ...... 14 ...... 44 . FIRES, CROWNINGS MOTOR booklet to: The American College ® Buck Rogers (24) Project: Universe; An Introduction (90 mm.) control with an appropriate diet young woman and deserves ag­ OBJECT/ (LIFE) L Ifallm a ...... 24 ...... 25 ...... 13 BURNS VEHICLES of Obstetricians and Gynecolo­ (11 Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) to Astronomy (30) Black Perspective and. if indicated, anti-diabetes gressive treatment of her various SUFFOCATION [MAX] C lnam ax ...... 54 ...... 45 ...... 43 gists, Resource center, 409 18th ...... 55 ...... 44 ...... 42 I201 Century 21 Homes for Sale (26) On Pit Road 38) MOVIE; Vegas The search for a run medicine. disorders. imoGrapMca (TMC] M ovla C h a n n e l...... SOURCE: A ccd0n l Facts NalioruJ S«lity Courtal Street, SW, Washington, D.C. (USA) USA N a tw o r k ...... 12 ...... 10 ...... 46 (57) Washington Week in Review (CC) Third, thyroid disorders com- I’m concerned that the variety O IMA Nonh Anwlca Syndical*. Inc. (22' 30 The C hip m un ks (CC) 80084-8188. (26) Wrestling: World Class Champion­ (61) M att Houston Continued... 22 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 25, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 25, 1989 — 23 CHARLIE (22) As Schools Match Wits Saturday, Continued f2 l Wild America (CC) Six species of SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT *N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright CHAPLIN chipmunks make their home amidst the splendor of Yosemile National Park. (In Saturday, Continued Twiggy stars as Stereo) ■ff0 WffSN k\mhhCC¥L away teenage girl turns into a murder in treal; Tahiti. Charlie Chaplin's (26) College Basketball: Mt. St. Mary’s vestigation, Robert Urich, June Allyson. (4® WWF Wrestling mother in at Central Connecticut State (2 hrs., 30 Beverly Hills radio psychologist. Dan Ayk­ 5® Racing From Plainsfield 6TAli^ ^L€cTPIC[T/ can -:7TRAI.N Tony Curtis. 1978. min.) (Live) royd, Walter Matthau. Donna Dixon -m e c>p (57) French in Action: Transports En "Young Charlie Public People/Private Lives 40 Candlepin Bowling (60 mm.) ( ^ Superboy Superboy meets an inhabi­ 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Tous Genres III Chaplin," the [A&E] Variety Tonight Featured; Charlie (57) Wonderworks: Young Charlie Chap­ tant (Michael J. Pollard) of a parallel univ­ Nest (CC) Hariy ® MOVIE: 'Bonnie and Clyde' The story of the come­ erse who tries to win Lana's affection S:30PM(g)®Empty Callas; magician Mike Carbone; singer lin (CC) Part 2 of 3 story of the Barrow gang who held sheriffs is upset when he's relocated from his med­ Charlotte Moore. (In Stereo) dian's early (38) NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Hart­ (61) MOVIE: 'Sweet Hostage' A young and bank tellers in terror and captured ical offices. (In Stereo) ford Whalers (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) [CNN] Sports Tonight woman is kidnapped by an escaped men­ newspaper headlines. Warren Beatty, years, on PBS's [CNN] This Week in Japan [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Ice Station Zebra' Based ial patient Martin Sheen, Linda Blair. Faye Dunaway. Gene Hackman. 1967. "Wonder- d?D Wild America (CC) A profile of the [H B O ] One N ight Stand (CC) Kevin Mea- 1975, on Alastair Maclean's Cold War thriller [DIS] Palmerstown U.S.A. worKs." Part III airs muskrat — a tenacious, always active ney ("Big") takes the stage, combining hu­ aquatic rodent. (In Stereo) about an American sub racing its Russian [A&E]MOVIE:'Equus'A psychiatrist at­ Seniors PGA Golf: Aetna Chal­ SATURDAY, mor with occasional fits of clarity. (In counterpart to the North Pole and a [ESPN] [A & E ] Eagle and the Bear tempts to discover why a young man lenge Second Round From Naples. Fla. (2 PER. 25. (Check Stereo) downed Soviet satellite. Rock Hudson, Er­ blinded a stable of horses. Based on the hrs.) (Live) [C N N ] Sports Saturday nest Borgnine, Patrick McGoohan. 1968 play by Peter Shaffer. Richard Burton, Pe­ local listings). 10:00PM 3D w es t 57th (CCI (60 min.) (In Stereo) Rated G. ter Firth, Jenny Agutter. 1977. [HBO] MOVIE: ‘The Color Purple' (CC) 8:00PM 3D Dolphin Cove (CC)Didge's Steven Spielberg's adaptation of Alice [ESPN] College Basketball: Colorado [CNN] Newsday CHECK IISTINGS family feels he has betrayed ancient rituals dD ® M urphy's Law (CC) Murphy is Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel de­ by working with Michael; David and Katie suspicious of a pair of insurance beneficiar­ State at Wyoming (2 hrs.) (Live) FOR EXACT TIME [DtS] Zorro tailing 30 years m the life of a rural South­ (ace challenges at school. (60 min.) (In ies who are involved in a "May- [H B O ] MOVIE: Heartbreak Ridge' (CC) [ESPN] College Basketball: Tulsa at Ar­ ern black woman Whoopi Goldberg. Stereo) September" romance. (60 min.) (R) (In A decorated career marine officer is given kansas (2 hrs.) (Live) Danny Glover. Oprah Winfrey. 1985. Stereo) the task of getting a platoon of raw. undis­ Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (3D ® Mission: Impossible (CC| The [HBO] MOVIE: 'Kramer vs. Kramer' IMF must expose a corrupt political re­ (TD in n News ciplined recruits into fighting shape. Clint [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd Eastwood. Marsha Mason, Everett McGill. (CC) A divorced couple battles for custody porter before he can activate a plan to (1® Can You Beat Baldness? of their young son. Winner of five Oscars, (CC). track down the killers. John Wayne. Ka­ [DIS] Here's Boomer prevent a congressional investigation. (60 1986, Rated R (In Stereo) tharine Hepburn, Richard Jordan 1975 min.) (In Stereo) 50) Monsters A psychiatrist tries to help a including Best Picture. Dustin Hoffman. 2:10PM [CNN] Health week [E S P N ] Skiing: U.S. Men'.s and W om ­ 1 1 ;45PM 57^ Legacy of the Holly­ Meryl Streep, Justin Henry. 1979. Rated Rated PG. two-headed man who's plagued with war­ en s Pro Championships From Boone 03) MOVIE: 'Class of 1984' A teacher ring personalities. wood Blacklist The long-term effects of PG 2:15PM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Hearts of [U S A ] Bustin' Loose Highlands. Mien. (Taped) tries to maintain order in the (ace of a vi­ the House Un-American Activities Com- [LIFE] Foley Square the W est' A naive young man goes to Hol­ olent teen-age gang in a big city high 5D ® Hunter Hunter and McCall believe mittee s investigation into Hollywood's "The good news is somebody mailed back our lywood to write pulp westerns and be­ 4:10PM [CNN] Sports Close-up [LIFE ] MOVIE: 'Amazons' While investi­ psychiatric doctors have administered lost credit cards. The bad news is from Tahiti.” [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Law' A dedicated gating the death of a Congressman, a doc­ school. Perry King, Timothy Van Patten Communist activities in the 1940s and comes the hero of a string of class B horse 1982. drugs to frame a murder suspect. (60 min.) ' 1989 by NEA. Inc public defender stays at odds with the de­ 4:30PM (3D ® Wide Worid of Sports: tor discovers a secret organization of 1950s. (60 min.) (R) operas. Jeff Bridges, Alan Arkm. Andy Figure Skating and Triathlon Scheduled; (In Stereo) puty district attorney. Judd Hirsch. John Griffith. 1975. Rated PG. women who possess a power that con­ ® Anushka: Free From Cellulite [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Traxx' (CC) In order to Beck, Bonnie Franklin. 1974. Figure Skating featuring Brian Orser. Brian trols their enemies. Tamara Dobson, Jack ^ Combat! finance his fledgling cookie business, a re­ Boitano and Katarina W itt; Iron Man ® MOVIE: 'Coming Home' An officer's 2:30PM @ (Is) College Basketball: Scalia. Stella Stevens. 1984 wife falls in love with a disabled Vietnam ^ MOVIE: 'Poltergeist II: The Other tired soldier of fortune agrees to tame a 1 2:30 PM ® MOVIE; 'The Incredible Notre Dame at Georgia Tech (2 hrs.) Triathlon from Kona. Hawaii. (90 min.) crime-ridden town. Shadoe Stevens. Pris­ (Taped) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Roxanne' (CC) A veteran, Jane Fonda, Jon Voight, Bruce Side’ A year after vengeful spirits drove Shrinkirtg Woman' A housewife, sub­ (Live) them from their home, the Freeling family cilla Barnes. 1988. Rated R. ON THE FA8TRACK by BUI Holbrook jected to the chemicals in aerosol sprays, modern-day "Cyrano De Bergerac," com­ Dern. 1978. (?4) Joy of Painting diD Anushka: Free From Cellulite experiences renewed attacks by other­ finds herself shrinking fast. Lily Tomlin] plete with an oversized nose, coaches his (2^ (3§) 227 (CC) Sandra takes on a 12:00AM 0® Home Shopping Net­ 51) MOVIE: 'Last Four Days' Benito Mus­ worldly forces. JoBeth Williams, Craig T. Charles Grodin. Ned Beatty. 1980 (571 French in Action: Transports En shy buddy in the art of courtship Steve scheming baker (Flip Wilson) who steals work (3 hrs.) solini falls at the hands of the anti-Fascist Nelson, Heather O'Rourke. 1986. Tous Genres IV Martin, Daryl Hannah, Rick Rossovich. (\^ry's family cookie recipe. (In Stereo) FtKIS THAT THESE Co/flfVT^ The ColfViTs ar£ ueualeV {T) Career Media Network underground. Henry Fonda, Franco Nero, 5® G.LO.W. Wrestling 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) SD Hardcastle and McCormick VIW6E6 ARE CAUSED gV ‘ibumo HACK!R6 (a)|1M Dio IDEA [CNN] Style W ith Elsa Klensch Rod Steiger. 1977 (24) This Old House (CC). 5® MOVIE: 'Masters of Kung Fu' A vi­ i22: Completely Mental Misadventures [U S A ] Diamonds (60 mm.) [A&E] Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill Goodnight. Beantown ucR Of ermcAU -RtAiNinfr in OF HOW TriBiR ACTIONS AFFECT of Ed Grimley (CC) [LIFE] §4) d® Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) (5^ Robin Hood Robin discovers that one Part 7 of 7. cious gangster wins the position of [TMC] Short Film Showcase 6:30PM CE CBS News (CC) of his merry men is trying to kill the Queen bodyguard in a martial arts contest. Ken T he c o m p u t er wousTRy. errm ^ . Here's to Your Health Pan 2 of 2 CID Record Guide [CNN] Headline News 3D Siskel & Ebert Scheduled The of England. (60 min ) King. Ku Feng. 1973. 30 What About Women 3:00PM I® @B) PBA Bowling: True 5.Q) LPGA Golf: Kemper Open Third burbs ' (Tdm Hanits), 'Bert Rigby. You're ® i) Reporters Scheduled: Dr James [HBO] Boxing: Mike Tyson vs. Frank Hersey's Hollywood [C N N ] Evans & Novak Value Open From Peoria. III. (90 mm.) round, from Kauai. Hawaii, (90 miri.) (Live) Brurto For the World Heavyweight title, a FooT'; "'Paperhouse'' Burt's controversial gynecological surger­ Living Dangerously A 500-mile (Live) scheduled for 12 rounds, from Las Vegas. [A&E] [DIS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet 1 ^ Starting From Scratch 1.11) Starting Frdm Scratch ies. (60 min.) (In Stereo) jog from Caesars Palace m Las Vegas (D Knight Rider Nev. (90 min.) (Live) [LIFE ] Easy Street [CNN] Big Story :i8J Feel Beautiful [A & E ] Living Dangerously A 5(X)-mile through Death Valley, and back again (90 CiD MOVIE: 'The Beastmaster' A young [LIFE ] Cagney & Lacey min.) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Color of Money' A [USA] Double Trouble (22) C30) NBC News )og from Caesars Palace in Las Vegas man who can communicate with animals through Death Valley, and back again (60 [M AX] MOVIE: Dead of Winter' (CC). [CNN] Newsnight former Chicago pool hustler teaches a sets out to avenge his father's murder. [HBO] MOVIE; 'For Keeps' reckless but talented newcomer the tricks 4.45PIVI 24) Bill Moyers' World of Ideas: Mexam- min.) The prospect of work brings a struggling Marc Singer, Tanya Roberts, Rip Torn (CC) A career-minded high-school senior erica Mexican author Carlos Fuentes dis­ actress to a remote country mansion for a [LIFE] Lady Blue of his trade. Sequel to 1961 s "The Hus­ 1982. faces the pressures of an early marriage [CNN] PrimeNews tler". Paul Newman, Tom Cruise, Mary Eli­ cusses the boundary between the United most unusual audition. Mary Steenburgen, 1 2:30AM ® she's the Sheriff (18) Home Shopping Network (60 mm.) when she learns that she is pregnant. States and Latin America |R) ' [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Masquerade' (CC| An Roddy McDowall, Jan Rubes. 1986. Rated zabeth Mastrantonio 1986 Rated R. (In ambitious young man targets a rich, naive CD You Can Beat Baldness Stereo) Molly Ringwald, Randall Batinkoff, Ken­ (38) War of the Worlds Harrison's step­ R. (In Stereo) (24) Madeleine Cooks (R) (In Stereo) neth Mars 1988. RatedPG-13 (In Stereo) heiress for marriage Rob Lowe, Meg Tilly. dD Crimes of the Century Bruno Haupt­ mother embarks on her own quest to stop [USA] Hitchhiker 1 :00PM CiD MOVIE: House of Wax (5^ M otofw eek The Porsche 944 Turbo, Doug Savant 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) mann. the man convicted of kidnapping 5:00PM dD A-Team the aliens (60 min I (In Stereo) WINTHROP by Dick Cavalli Disfigured by fire, an insane sculptor re- tractor trailer truck safely; the Ford Taurus [LIFE] Deys and Nights of Molly Dodd 10:30PM (D News the Lindbergh baby in 1932. QD T w ilight Zone (CC) A jobless man of f40) ABC News (CC) sons to murder m his effons to re-create station wagon; exercising while commut­ ICC) QD Monsters A psychiatrist tries to help a d® MOVIE: 'Mr. Moto in Danger Island' his destroyed wax museum Vincent Price ing. the future wanders into a pawn shop only [A & E ] Heroes: Made in the U S A. Eye [M AX] MOVIE: 'Steel Dawn' In a deso­ two-headed man who's plagued with war­ Mr. Moto goes to Puerto Rico to stop the Frank Lovejoy. Phyllis Kirk 1953 to be offered money for pieces of his me­ doctors helping people in underdeveloped [A & E] Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill late world of the future, a swordsman ring personalities. smuggling of diamonds in the islands. Pe­ YO U R I iOROSCOPE: O N 'rO J R mory (In Stereo) nations, an advocate for wildlife preserva­ CD) Baretta Pan 6 of 7 seeks vengeance on the warrior who killed ter Lorre, Jean Hersholt, Amanda Duff. tion, a former prostitute who counsels ® Blade BIRTHDAY YOU W IL L Q E T A S U IT [CNN] On the Menu flD V Slicer his mentor. Patrick Swayze, Lisa Niemi, 1939. fit/ W ar of the Worlds Harrison's step street people Host Joe Namaih ® Twilight Zone OP WOOLEN UNDERWEAR... mother embarks on her own quest to stop (24) International Cooking School Christopher Neame. 1987. Rated R (In (4® Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ [DIS] Born Free [CNN] Pinnacle the aliens. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) 56) The Saint Stereo) (24) Chasing a Rainbow: The Life of Jo­ tique movie camera gives a strange college [LIFE ] Spenser: For Hire [D IS ] Good Morning, Miss Bliss (CC) sephine Baker (CC) A profile of Folles student the chance to realize his dream of 22) WWF Superstars of Wrestling (^) Munsters Today [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Basket Case' A young Bergere dancer Josephine Baker. Winner [TM C] MOVIE: 'Rosary Murders' (CC) man and his grotesquely deformed twin becoming a werewolf. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 24) Antiques [ESPN] SportsCenter of the 1986 International Emmy for Best A priest and a reporter try to capture a l57J Julia Child and More Company brother head to Manhattan on a mission of [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The W raith’ An Arizona Documentary. (90 mm.) Government Grants Detroit serial killer who's been murdering [A&E] Hollywood: The Golden Years vengeance. Kevin Van Hentenryck, Tern [C N N ] Evans & Novak priests and nuns. Donald Sutherland, Be­ gang leader is challenged to a drag race by 40) Let's Go Bowling (60 mm ) Orson Welles' turbulent years at RKO, Susan Smith, Beverly Bonner. 1982 [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents 12:40AM [TMC] MOVIE: The Sur- linda Bauer. 198 7 Rated R (In Stereo) from "Citizen Kane" to South America a mysterious stranger driving an unearthly !57j Shining Time Station (CC). car Charlie Sheen, Nick Cassavetes ® (D 5^ ® Q§) News vivors' Two neurotic victims of the econ­ [USA] Hollywood Insider Host: Ed Asner (60 mm ) 8:30PM Q® Diets Without Hunger 1 1 :00PM Randy Quaid 1986 Rated PG-13 (Iri omic crunch become entangled in a predi­ [CNN] Newsday 5?J Amen (CC) (In Stereo) (D Barney Miller 3:30PM (24) 153 Van Can Cook: Too [CNN] Newswatch Stereo) cament that alters the course of their lives. [DIS] Boone C?4J New Yankee Workshop (CC). fll) Tales From the Darkside An under Robin Williams, Walter Matthau. Jerry Busy to Cook [TM C] MOVIE; 'Cheech and Chong's [TMC] MOVIE: The Dirty Dozen' A [LIF E ] Cagney & Lacey world kingpin forces a master puppeteer Reed 1983. Rated R. (In Stereo) [CNN] Your Money the Corsican Brothers' Two offbeat and tough Army major manages to whip an un­ [LIFE] Goodnight. Beantown to participate in a grotesque performance [U S A ] MOVIE; 'Island Claw' Nature s off-key Parisian street musicians meet a ruly group of misfit convicts into shape for 1 :00AM ® Love Boat [USA] Cover Story gypsy who informs them of their unique 9:00PM 3D TV 101 (cci The class (1® Financial Freedom food chain is turned upside down when a a deadly mission into enemy territory dur­ (®) MOVIE: 'Roll, Freddy, Roll' A compu­ ancestral heritage Cheech Mann, Thomas covers Mr. Steadman's daughter's wed­ 5® it's a Living Management threatens to gigantic carnivorous crab begins preying 4:00PM ® PGA Golf: Doral Ryder ing World War II. Lee Marvin, Ernest Borq- ding. Chuck and Jamie's impulsive love- ter programmer lives on roller skates for CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewalt upon the inhabitants of an island paradise Open Third round, from Dora! Country Chong, Rae Dawn Chong. 1984 Rated PG nine, Charles Bronson 1967 replace Nancy with a younger hostess (In Stereo) making results in her pregnancy. (60 mm.) seven days to win a place in the Guinness Robert Lansing, Barry Nelson 1980 Club in Miami (2 hrs.) (Live) (In Stereo) 56) Rat Patrol Book of World Records. Tim Conway, Jan [USA] Throb 7:00PM 3D Lifestyles of the Rich and 1 .30PIV1 (^0) W inning at Losing CID Knight Rider Famous Vanna White; entertainer Peter 3D ® Man Called Hawk (CC) A South (BD MOVIE; 'M ad Max' When the world's Murray, Moosie Drier 1974 HEYvCHAUNCe^LOOK ) yeah uf o n e of our 54) Quilting: Photo Printed Quilts (R) '18) Introduction to Foodsaver 5:30PM (JlJ la n d T (CC| Two criminals Allen, recording industry executive Clive American revolutionary attempts to kid­ future IS threatened by terrorist cycle C9J Countdown to Quitting. A Stop AT THIS/ ^------YEARS IS SEVEN HUMAN exact revenge on Turner by stealing his Davis (60 min.) gangs, a band of police-elite sets out to Smoking Breakthrough 5 ^ Curtain Going Up (20) MOVIE: 'The W raith' An Arizona nap his young brother from the American A B B Y '6 w a t c h . YEARS... HOW LONG IS convertible (In Stereo) 3D (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC| family that illegally removed him from his protect the populace Mel Gibson. Joanne .20: Life's Most Embarrassing Moments (3Q) Triple Threat gang leader is challenged to a drag race by Samuel, Hugh Keays-Byrne. 1979. I suppose ONe OF OUR HOURS’? a mysterious stranger driving an unearthly 0® Free Government Cash 3D It's a Living homeland, (60 min.) (In Stereo) (CC) Guest North Carolina State basket­ [A&E] Slap Maxwell Story vou1?e aoiNa- f38) MOVIE: 'A Death in Canaan' People car. Charlie Sheen. Nick Cassavetes, 54) Victory Garden (CC) (R) 18J You Can Be Successful ball coach Jim Valvano m a Connecticut town rise to the defense Randy Quaid 1986 '^®’“ Generation [C N N ] Capital Gang 30 Dating Game TO PRerEND of a teenager accused of the mutilation Friday the 13th: The Series An in­ (CC| Wesley (alls in love with the young 5_?} r?® Golden Girts (CC) (In Stereo) 54) Julia Child and More Company: Rack [ESPN] SportsCenter TO READ n murder of his mother Stefanie Powers, sane scientist works on a cure for his and potentially dangerous ruler o( Daled 54) American Masters [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide of Lamb for a Very Special Occasion daughter's degenerative disease by con­ Four (60 min I (In Stereo) Paul Clemens, James Suiorius. 1978 (57) MOVIE; 'Oliver!' Six Oscars, including [LIFE] Spenser; For Hire [USA] MOVIE: 'Everything You Always (26) Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ ducting brain experiments on innocent vic­ C57J Long Ago & Far Away; The Happv 38) Where There's a Will There’s an A Best Picture, went to this adaptation of [TMC] MOVIF; 'Separate Vacations' Wanted to Know About Sex (But Were cords The world s strongest stomach tims (60 min.) (In Stereo) Afraid to Ask)' Woody Allen presents a Circus (CC). (2P) Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ Charles Dickens' novel of a young orphan Hoping to keep the romance alive in their farcical adaptation of the sex manual by Dr (^) Hersey's Hollywood (57) This Old House (CC) tique movie camera gives a strange college who falls in with a gang of pickpockets. marriage, an architect and his wife embark [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday Reuben Woody Allen, Gene Wilder Lou 57) Victory Garden (CC). (R) [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday student the chance to realize his dream o( Music and lyrics by Lionel Ban. Ron on separate vacations David Naughton, CD) College Basketball: Moody, Oliver Reed, Shani Wallis. 1968 Jennifer Dale. Mark Keyloun 1986 (In Jacobi 1972 2.00PM [D IS ] W iffenpoofs in China Yale's all­ becoming a werewolf (60 min ) (In Stereo) Nevada-Las Vegas at Louisiana State (2 !61) MOVIE: 'A Nightmare on Elm Street Stereo) 2; Freddy's Revenge' The spirit of child male a cappella group sings and looks at (24J Between the Wars Part 1 of 2 (61) Beyond Tomorrow Scheduled Pat 1 : 1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide hrs } (Live) [U S A ] MOVIE: Play It Again. Sam' A murderer Freddy Krueger invades a teena­ life in China. (26J Billy Packer's College Basketball Robertson discusses the ethical implica­ dD Baretta neurotic movie buff receives advice for the 1 :1 5 A M [MAX] MOVIE: Damien: ger's body Mark Patton. Robert England. [USA] My Sister Sam tions of DNA experiments; new medical (30) Benny Hill lovelorn from the spirit of Humphrey Bo­ Omen IT An industrialist adopts his or­ (it) Friday the 13th; The Series An an­ Kim Myers 1985 treatments for anorexics, with Richard Car­ phaned nephew, unaware that the boy is ® (3 ) r22) '30. 40 News penter and Cathy Rigby; race cars of the gart Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, Tony tique movie camera gives a strange college [A & E] Globe TV: A Ticket to the World 6:00PM C40i National Geographic The 40(X) mile actually the Antichrist William Holden. Lee student the chance to realize his dream of CiD A-Team long river is explored (60 min.) future (60 mm.) (In Stereo) Roberts 1972. [D IS ] MOVIE; 'H eidi' (CC) A young girl is Grant, Jonathan Scott-Taylor 1978 BUGS BUNNY by Warnar Bros. 1 becoming a werewolf (60 mm.) (In Stereo) (11) Charles in Charge (CC) Unknown to [A & E ] Chronicle A man who spent 15 f4 & E ] Shortstories A morgue atiendeni 1 1 :30PM ® Entertainment This Rated R taken from her grandfather's home m the IS driven to the edge in "The Roommate", '20) MOVIE: 'Vice Squad' A Hollywood (jhartes, the Powell children charge his years in prison for a crime he didn’t com­ Week Actor Morgan Freeman ("Loan on Alps to work as a servant girl for a wealthy mit Jokers ", "Parents." (60 min ) 1 :3 0 A M CS ' Barter Perfect Diet cop enters the sleazy underworld of prosti­ family in this adaptation of Johanna Spryi's new credit card to its limit Me"). (60 min.) [C N N ] Showbiz Week 11 INN News IF X WERE A I'D HIDE WHERE tution to hunt down a murderous pimp classic novel. Shirley Temple, Jean Her- (18) Can You Beat Baldness? [C N N ] Capital Gang 8 ! Star Search (60 mm ) B;RP WHERE A CAT WOULDNI T Season Hubley, Wings Hauser, Gary sholt, Helen Wesiley. 1937 • (Colorized [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Candleshoe' A street [DIS] MOVIE; 'Macauley's Daughter' A 9j Freddy's Nightmares; A Nightmare 20 Winning at Losing would I hide ? TW//V/< OF Swanson 1982 Version) (20j W ar of the Worlds An alien takes over a pregnant woman's body, resulting in the wise Los Angeles tomboy suddenly finds former fighter and his 10-year-old daugh­ on Elm Street A high-school baseball star 30 Money, Money, Money -OOKING' (22) WKRP in Cincinnati [ESPN] Tennis; U.S. Pro Indoor Cham­ birth of a half-alien, half human baby (60 herself the heiress to a tattered English ter roam the outback in 1953 Australia IS headed for disaster when he meets the [A & E ] Shortstories A morgue attendant (24) Joy of Country Painting Autumn pionship From Philadelphia (2 hrs ) (Live) min ) (In Stereo) manor Jodie Foster, David Niven Helen Bryan Brown. Noni Hazlehurst, Rebecca ideal girl (60 min ) IS driven to the edge in "The Roommate" Hayes 1977 Rated G Sman 1987. Rated NR. M ill [LIFE] MOVIE; 'Eight Is Enough; A Fa­ (24j DeGrassi Junior High (CC) Part 1 of 11 MOVIE; 'Carnal Knowledge' Two ■Jokers", ' Parents. (56) MOVIE; 'If It's a Man, Hang Up' m ily Reunion' The entire Bradford clan 2 [ESPN] College Basketball: Villanovaat [ESPN ] College Basketball: George­ Amherst roommates compete for the af [CNN] Pinnacle Boston College (2 hrs.) (Live) town at St. Johns (2 hrs.) (Live) factions of a Smith co-ed. Jack Nicholson, Story of a fashion model with countless gets together to help celebrate Tom's (26: Hee Haw [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports male admirers, including a heavy-breathmg 50lh birthday Dick Van Patten, Mary [USA] Miami Vice [LIFE] MacGruder & Loud Candice Bergen, An Garfunkel 1971 mysterious phone caller who takes drastic Frann. Grant Goodevc 1987 (57 Doctor Who: The Chase Part 1 of 6 20) Mama's Family Mama believes the 1 :45AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'For Keeps' 7.30PM 3D Jeopardy! (CC). [T M C ] MOVIE: The Couch Trip' (CC) steps to discourage her suitors Carol Lyn (61) Star Trek An escaped mental patient becomes a lottery is for losers until she gives lola a (CC) A career-minded high-school senior [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Rooster Cogburn* The faces the pressures of an early marriage ley. Paul Angelis. Tom Conti 1975 [A & E ] Edge and Beyond 3D NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at winning ticket. daughter of a murdered minister joins when she learns that she is pregnant Quebec Nordiques (3 hrs ) (Live) 5® (3Q) Saturday Night Live Host actress (30) Great Escape San Francisco. Mon forces with a crotchety former deputy to [CNN] Newswatch Molly Ringwald. Randall Batinkoff, Ken­ (18j Deal A-Meal Glenn Close. Musical guests. Gipsy Kings Continued. • • neth Mars. 1988 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) (90 min.) 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26 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb. 25, 1989 lessmen, Burt Reynolds. Jon Voight, Ned 8:00PM ® Murder, She Wrote (CC| [TM C] MOVIE: 'No Way Out' A job at the Pentagon leads a career Navy officer Beatty. 1972. Rated R. 1 :30PM (^ Tony Brown's Journal Jessica IS accused of espionage while at­ tending a writers’ conference in Moscow. into a deadly game of cat and mouse. [USA] Hollywood Insider N AKED LIE Wild Kingdom Sunday, Continued Kevin Costner. Gene Hackman, Sean (60 min.) (In Stereo) [A & E ] Profiles Young. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) 1 2:00AM 33 Magnum. P.l. Sunday, Feb. 26 District attorney 33 (^® 75th Anniversary of Beverly Hills Ql) Star Trek: The N ext Generation (CC; [CNN] Moneyweek (CC) Frank Sinatra. John Forsythe, Shelley 9:30PM @D Tracey Ullman A rock star Joanne Dawson Wesley falls in love with the young anc [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update gia, Jerry Stiller. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In 6:00PM (53 CBS New s (CC) Long, Whoopi Goldberg. Slepfanie Kra­ decides to get rid of his worldly posses­ potentially dangerous ruler of Daled Four sions. (In Stereo) (Victoria Princi­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Educating Rita' A tutor Stereo) d® d® d® News mer, Richard Mulligan. Robin Leach, Merv (60 min.) (In Stereo) events from the year 1969. with a feature (5) 6:00AM (T) My Neighbor's Religion pal) is romantically guides a working-class woman to the path Griffin and other stars salute the glamour [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update on former Mets pitcher Tom Seaver (R) 4:00PM ® St. Elsewhere (53 A-Team Q® Home Shopping N etw ork (3 hrs.) of self-discovery and intellectual enlighten­ capital. (60 min.) ® Money. Money. Money involved with ® My Secret Identity Andrew encour­ [MAX] MOVIE: Rent-A-Cop' (CC) A Where There's an A [HBO] The Adventures of Tom Sawyer ment Michael Caine, Julie Walters. 1983. d® Introduction to Foodsaver C U MOVIE: 'Lace IT A woman is forced former police officer becomes the unoffi­ Qi) INN Magazine the Judge (James ages an amateur basketball player who The boys wonder if they can finally claim Rated PG, d ® MOVIE: 'Silverado' In the 1880's the to locate her true father and plead with him cial protector of a Chicago prostitute d ® Combat! their fortune. Tarentino), who could make it in the big leagues, Bravo! [U SA] MOVIE: 'Iron Eagle' The teen-age paths of two drifters converge en route to for her kidnapped mother s ransom. stalked.by a killer. Burt Reynolds, Liza Min­ (3® Superboy T.J.'s investigation of his d® V Slicer Brooke Adams. Arielle Dombasle, De­ ^ Insight / Out [USA] Cartoons is presiding over son of a fighter pilot and a retired Air Force their destiny in a town called Silverado. nelli, James Remar. 1988 Rated R. (In friend's death leads him to a comedy-club the politically colonel take drastic action to rescue the (2® T and T (CC) Tw o criminals exact re­ Kevin Kline, Scott Glenn, Danny Glover. borah Raffin. 1985. Part 1 of 2. Stereo) owner who's dealing in cocaine. N ew Life 8:30AM ® world Tomorrow boy's father from his Middle Eastern cap- venge on Turner by stealing his converti­ 1985. QD W ar of the Worlds An alien takes over [A&E] Heroes: Made in the U.S.A. explosive case she 10:00PM (53 New s ^ Home Shopping Spree (H) Choices We Face tors. Louis Gossett Jr, Jason Gedrick. ble. (In Stereo) dD Wonderworks: Young Charlie Chap­ a pregnant woman s body, resulting in the is prosecuting, SD Gene Scott [DIS] You and Me, Kid @ Porky Pig David Suchet. 1986. (2® M OVIE: 'M edusa' An abandoned lin (CC). Part 3 of 3. birth of a half-alien, half-human baby. (60 QD IN N New s on "naked Lie," [A&E] Lenin James Cameron narrates [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Peanut Butter So­ yacht containing two dead bodies triggers d® Outer Umits min.) (In Stereo) Q® Anushka: Free From Cellulite (26) Morgan Brittany on Beauty 2:00PM (33 NBA Basketball: Boston this profile of the founder of the Russian lution' After losing his hair, a boy creates a airing SUNDAY, off a series of bizarre events. George Ham­ 0® Free Government Cash 0® Jimmy Swaggart (30) Robert Schuller Celtics at N ew York Knicks (2 hrs . 30 (3® W ar of the Worlds An alien takes over Communist Party, whose Marxist theories concoction that restores it too well. Ma­ FEB, 26, on CBS. ilton, Cameron Mitchell, Lucianna Paluzzi. d® ® Family Ties (CC) Steven regrets (3§) One Day at a Tim e Part 4 of 4 mm.) (Live) a pregnant woman's body, resulting in the (2® Yes. Prime M inister were realized after World W ar I. (60 min.) thew Mackay. Siluck Saysanasy, Alison 1974. co-signing a car loan for Mallory. (In (T ) Tappin' Sammy Davis Jr. and Gregory birth of a half-alien, half-human baby. (60 (26) Woridvision Podbrey. 1985. Rated PG [A&E] Twentieth Century (ID Hometime: Contracting a Home Stereo) [CNN] Worid Report CHECK tlSTINGS Hines, stars of the movie "Tap," take a min.) (In Stereo) [L IF E ] It Is W ritten (CC). Part 6 of 10. ® American Skier [ESPN] Tennis; U.S. Pro Indoor Cham­ [CNN] Evans & Novak FOR e x a c t time behind-the-scenes look at the film and ex­ (57) Nature (CC) Explores the Pacific d D Nature (CC) Explores the variety of @ Peter Ustinov's Russia: A Personal pionship From Philadelphia. (2 hrs.) [MAX] MOVIE: Topper Returns' A [D IS ] Wuzzles (CC) amine the various styles of tap dancing. (2® Fugitive Ocean off the coast of Vancouver. B.C. (60 local environments found around water­ History (Taped) beautiful ghost haunts Topper and urges (60 mm.) (30) LPGA Golf: Kem per Open Final round min.) (In Stereo) falls in Africa, South and North America. him to find her murderer. Roland Young, [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour [HBO] MOVIE: 'Missing In Action 2: from Kauai, Hawaii. (2 hrs.) (Live) dS Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) (60 min.) (In Stereo) dD Duet (CC) Linda discovers she was Joan Blondell, Dennis O'Keefe 1941 (Co­ [HBO] Encyclopedia (CC). (In Stereo) (53 MOVIE: 'Cagney & Lacey' Two The Beginning’ (CC) A POW escapes his women police officers and best friends Wesley falls in love with the young and d® MOVIE: 'The Eagle Has Landed' The offered a job in the movie industry because lorized Version) (3® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) ^ N ew Yankee W orkshop (CC). Viet Cong captors and wages war against [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide d?) This Old House (CC) potentially dangerous ruler of Daled Four. Nazis try to kidnap Winston Churchill in an of her gender. (In Stereo) who, while dealing with on-the-job sexism, [DIS] MOVIE: 'Pee-wee's Big Adven­ an enemy that greatly outnumbers him. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Nutcracker' ET A (20) M OVIE: 'Somebody Up There Likes (60 min.) (In Stereo) attempt to end the war without being obli­ [A&E] Hollywood: The Golden Years 9:00AM QD Sunday Morning (CC) 190 Three Stooges outdistance their male peers by cracking a ture’ Pee W ee Herman embarks on a Chuck Norris. Soon-Teck Oh, Steven W il­ Hoffman's timeless fairy tale receives a M e' A prizefighter turns his rebelliousness tough murder case. Loretta Swit. Tyne terated. Michael Caine, Donald Sutherland, Robert Mitchum, Jane Greer and director min.) d§) Conversations With cross-country odyssey in search of his [A&E] Vietnam War With Walter liams. 1985. Rated R. balletic adaptation by the Pacific Nor­ into a successful ring career Paul New­ Daly. Al Waxman. 1981. Robert Duvall. 1977. Edward Dmytryk discuss how World War (T) Synchronal Research: History of cherished bicycle. Pee-wee Herman, Eliza­ Cronkite thwest Ballet Company. Hugh Bigney. Va­ (57) N ew ton's Apple (CC). (R) man, Everett Sloane, Eileen Heckari. (5® Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin II spawned "film noir." Host: Ed Asner. [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide (2® MOVIE: 'Key Largo' A gang of hoods beth Daily, Diane Salinger. 1985 Rated [CNN] This Week in the NBA A weekly nessa Sharp, Patricia Barker. 1986. Rated Dieting [A&E] Worid of Photography 1956. (60 min.) [USA] Paid Programming G. (In Stereo) takes over a hotel in the Florida Keys and PG. magazine-style report on NBA players and (gD America's M ost W anted Scheduled: ® Jetsons @ M »A *S *H [CNN] Headline News [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday intimidates the proprietor. Humphrey Bo­ [LIFE] Family Practice Update teams. Charles Cohen and Thomas "Possum " 1 2:30AM (53 To Be Announced. 6:1 0AM [CNN] Healthweek (ID Bravestarr (CC). (ID McLaughlin Group gart, Lauren Bacall, Edward G. Robinson Dixon, each wanted for murder. (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Romeo and Juliet' [E S P N ] This W eek in Sports [MAX] Max Movie Show A preview of [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) A fellow scientist ^ Touch a Child's Life (18) Kenneth Copeland 1948. Franco Zeffirelli's adaptation of the Shak­ 6:30AM CDvista [HBO ] Uncensored Channels II; TV Ar­ d® War Chronicles theatrical releases, movies in production challenges Grant's credibility in the court­ [A & E ] Lenin James Cameron narrates ^ Fight Back! With David Horowitz this profile of the founder of the Russian espearean tragedy about star-crossed lov­ (3® Update: Making it Happen ( I D In the Black: Keys to Success do) Bugs Bunny ound the World With George Plimpton (56) Meet the Press (CC) and interviews with screen stars. room. (In Stereo) (CC) Communist Party, whose Marxist theories ers and their feuding families. Leonard [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Boy Who Could Fly' George Plimpton presents clips of variety [ESPN] World Cup Skiing: Men's li} Christopher Closeup d D Sesame S treet (CC). ® M am a's Family Mama believes the [USA] Throb were realized after World W ar I. (60 min.) Whiting, Olivia Hussey, Milo O'Shea. (CC) A 14-year old boy who has never shows, game shows and music videos d® Superboy Superboy meets an inhabi­ Downhill From Whistler Mountain, Can­ (iD Government Grants ( ^ Frederick K. Price lottery is for losers until she gives Iota a 1968. Rated PG. spoken a word believes so strongly in from television around the world including tant (Michael J. Pollard) of a parallel univ­ 4:15PM [HBO] MOVIE: "batteries ada (60 min.) (Taped) [CNN] PrimeNews winning ticket. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Full Metal Jacket' (CC) magic that he becomes an inspiration to all ^ Sybervision Weight Control (S ) N ew Gidget Gidget's neighbors, still Italy, Japan and the Soviet Union. erse who tries to win Lana's affection. not included' (CC) The beleaguered resi­ [ESPN] College Baseball: Miami at reliving the 1960s, are subjects of an in­ (57) Soapbox W ith Tom Cottle Seven [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update Stanley Kubrick's portrait of the Vietnam those around him. Jay Underwood. Lucy SS) Ring Around the World [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (57) American Playhouse; My American dents of a crumbling Manhattan brown- Texas (3 hrs.) (Live) vestigation. (R) children of divorced couples discuss cop­ [USA] Murder, She Wrote W ar as seen through the eyes of marines in Deakins, Bonnie Bedelia. 1986. Rated PG. Cousin (CC) A 12-year-old girl experi­ stone receive unexpected help from me­ [A&E] Golden Age of Television 10:45AM ^ Jewish Life ing with divorce, remarriage and stepfami- chanized visitors from space. Hume [HBO] MOVIE: 'Someone to Watch boot camp and in battle Matthew Modine, [USA] Morgan Brittany on Beauty dS) David Paul ences romantic discovery and disillusion 6:15PM [HBO] MOVIE: -Uttle Shop [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klensch ties. Part 1 of 2, (R) Cronyn, Jessica Tandy. Frank McRae. Over M e' (CC) A married Manhattan de­ Adam Baldwin, Vincent D'Onofrio. 1987. dD Shining Time Station (CC). 1 1:00AM ® Face the Nation when her hot-shot American cousin ar­ of Horrors' (CC) A salesclerk in a florist's tective becomes romantically involved 1 2:45AM [T M C ] m o v i e : The Rain [CNN] Newsday 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Rated R. [DIS] Mousercise rives from California. Stars Margaret Lan- shop boosts business when he cultivates with the socialite murder witness he's maker' A con man posing as a rainmaker (61) N ew Munsters (Y) Career Media Network [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: grick, John Wildman, Richard Donat. (90 4:30PM ® PGA Golf: Doral Ryder an out-of-this-world plant. Rick Moranis, been assigned to protect. Tom Berenger. brings needed romance and self- ® Munsters Today Lily enters the Mrs. [A&E] Living Dangerously (60 min.) Country Coyote Goes to Hollywood A min.) Open Final round from Miami. (90 min.) Ellen Greene. Vincent Gardenia. 1986. Mimi Rogers. Lorraine Bracco. 1987. [USA] Philip Marlowe, Private Eye (60 confidence to a Southwestern spinster. 6:A5AM QT) Davey & Goliath Transylvania contest, a move that sparks [CNN] Daywatch coyote, seeking refuge from a dune buggy [A & E ] Shortstories A morgue attendent (Live) Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Rated R. (In Stereo) min.) Burt Lancaster. Katharine Hepburn. W en­ objection from Herman. and pack of greyhounds, hitches a ride to dell Corey. 1956. 7:00AM Wall street Journal [D IS] Donald Duck Presents is driven to the edge in "The Roommate"; (33 Out of This W orid Evie and Lindsay Hollywood. (60 min.) 6:30PM (53 New s [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update 10:30PM ® D.C. Follies Guest: (H) David Paul "Jokers "Parents" (60 min.) land roles as extras when they search for (T1 Dialogue [ESPN] NBA Today (53 d ® ABC New s (CC). [MAX] MOVIE: 'Moving' (CC) A re­ Weird Al Yankovic. 1 :00AM (53 Ufestyles of the Rich and ( ^ Real to Reel [ESPN] Starshot: Clay target shooting [C N N ] W eek in Review their screen idol on a Hollywood movie set. Famous Vanna White, entertainer Peter fD Point of View [HBO] MOVIE: Charione's Web' Ani­ (1® Can You Beat Baldness? cently fired engineer and his family embark QD Odd Couple d D Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) (R) (In Stereo) Allen; recording industry executive Clive m ated A pig is saved from the slaughter­ [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update on a disastrous cross-country move when (18) Can You Beat Baldness? (11) Larry Jones [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update Cl8) Where There's a Will There's an A d® d® NBC News Davis. (60 min.) house by a spider, a rat and a stuttering (Sg) It's Your Business [MAX] MOVIE: 'Sometimes a Great he's offered a high-paying job in Idaho. Ri­ (18) Divine Plan [M A X] MOVIE: 'Absence of Malice' A [CNN] Inside Business chard Pryor, Beverly Todd, Dave Thomas. (24) Bless Me, Father Barter Perfect Diet goose. Debbie Reynolds, Paul Lynde, (56) Connecticut Real Estate Showcase Notion' A family of independent loggers in (20) Twilight Zone 33 labor leader vows to get revenge after an 1988, Rated R. (In Stereo) Countdown to Quitting, A Stop Straight Talk Cellulite Free Henry Gibson. 1972. Rated G. Oregon refuse to participate in a local (2D Long Ago & Far Away: Hungarian [DIS] MOVIE: 'How the West Was QD Tates From the Darkside An under­ (46) Business Worid overzealous reporter ruins his reputation. Smoking Breakthrough James Kennedy [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update strike action against the big lumber com­ Folk Tales (CC) W o n’ Three generations of pioneers parti­ [USA] College Basketball: West Virgi­ world kingpin forces a master puppeteer dE) DeGrassi Junior High (CC). Paul Newman. Sally Field, Melinda Dillon. panies. Paul Newman, Henry Fonda, Lee cipate in Western expansion in the 19th nia at Temple (2 hrs ) (Live) (ID Crimes of the Century Bruno Haupt­ to participate in a grotesque performance. ® ) Rin-Tin-Tin 1981. Rated PG. C57j Hometime: Contracting a Home 9:30AM ® Employment Connection MOVIE: 'Trouble Along the Way' A Remick 1971. Rated PG. century. George Peppard, Debbie Rey­ mann, the man convicted of kidnapping 5D (CC). Part 4 of 10. 8:30PM 0 ® Easy W ay to Lose W eight @ ) Government Grants ® It's Your Business ® Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck football coach, whose wife and child leave [USA] All-American Wrestling nolds, Carroll Baker. 1963. Rated G. the Lindbergh baby in 1932. That's the Spirit Kenneth Copeland him, still has the pleasure of seeing his 2:30PM (jl) MOVIE. Mommie De- [ESPN] Road Racing: Orange Bowl (3® Day by Day (CC) Ross falls for his ® Transformers High School Bowl: Dan­ [LIFE] Pharmacists Fight AIDS [LIFE] Family Practice Update team winning the big game. John Wayne. 1 2:30PM (® arest' Joan Crawford's real life role is re­ lO K From Key Biscayne and Miami. home ec teacher. (In Stereo) [A&E] Miss Marple: A Murder Is An­ Jimmy Swaggart iel Hand vs. Simsbury [MAX] MOVIE: Joe Kidd' A man is do] Archies Donna Reed, Charles Coburn 1953. vealed as seen tlirough the eyes of her (Taped) 1 1 :00PM (53 ® ^ (3® (S ) News nounced Part 2 of 3 caught between the Mexicans and Ameri­ (573 Hot M etal Part 8 of 12. (ID Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera d D M eet the Press (CC). ^ W K R P In Cincinnati daughter. Faye Dunaway, Steve Forrest, [A&E] Our Century: Mein Kampf The [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update cans in a range war. Clint Eastwood. John 5.1) M arried... W ith Children (CC) Peggy 33 Barney Miller [USA] Cable Kitchen [A & E ] Dead Head (60 min.) Diana Scarwid. 1981. ^ Adelante rise and fall of Hitler's Third Reich, featur­ dD On the Record [M A X] MOVIE: Papa's Delicate Condi­ Saxon, Robert Duvall. 1972. Rated PG. embarrasses Kelly when they attend high- Cheers (CC). «24) Adam Smith’s Money World: New (3D 1 :25AM [MAX] M OVIE: The End' A [CNN] Daybreak ing footage from secret Nazi film archives tion' A tippling railroad supervisor buys a school career day. (In Stereo) (5S) dD My Secret Identity Andrew en­ "d® Rat Patrol Zealand: Paradise Lost? Q® Jack Van Impe terminally ill man frantically searches for a (2 hrs., 30 min ) drugstore so he can have a drink on Sun­ 7:00PM ® 6 0 M inutes (CC) (60 min.) [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner courages an amateur basketball player (3® Connecticut Newsmakers ® MOVIE: Naked Ue' Pre- simple and trouble-free way to end his life. (40) Great Escape San Francisco; Mon­ day. Jackie Gleason, Glynis Johns, Charlie (In Stereo) 9:00PM C 2 ® Insight / Out [ESPN] SportsCenter who could make it in the big leagues. [ESPN] Sports Reporters miere, (CC) Evidence uncovered in a Burt Reynolds. Sally Field, Dom DeLuise. (3® It's a Uving treal; Tahiti Ruggles. 1963. ® f40) Great Circuses of the World Pre­ ( ^ Are You Being Served? (40) Synchronal Research [HBO] MOVIE: 'Jaws the Revenge' blackmail-murder case threatens to des­ 1978 Rated R. [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide (1® Spotlight on Government miere (CC) Host Mary Hart presents dar (CC) While staying in Bermuda, Ellen [ESPN] Women's Tennis: Virginia [USA] My Sister Sam troy a D. A.'s career and her long-time rom­ ^6) W yatt Earp [USA] Calliope dZ) Long Ago & Far Away: The Happy Slims of California From Oakland, (2 hrs.) ing and unique acts from the world's most 1:30AM (53 New Generation Brody becomes convinced that the shark (57) Firing Line; The Right to M ake Fun ance with the presiding judge. Victoria Ask the Manager (R) Circus (CC) (Live) 5:00PM (T) Public Pcople/Private celebrated circuses. First up; the Japanese that killed her son is stalking her family. of Public Figures (R) Principal. James Farentino. Glenn W ith­ 33 Conversations with Fred Lewis 7:30AM ® At the Movies [CNN] Your Money Lives Circus of the Great White Tigers (60 min.) (5^ McLaughlin Group Lorraine Gary, Lance Guest, Michael Came. [LIFE] Cardiology Update row. 1989. (In Stereo) IN N News ® Breakthrough [CNN] Science and Technology Week QD [DIS] Raccoons (in Stereo) 1987. Rated PG-13, (In Stereo) (53 Knight Rider ® Joe Clark: The Myth and the Man A (HD Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) [ESPN] Seniors PGA Golf; Aeta Chal­ 3:00PM ® Learning the Ropes Ellen s profile of this controversial New Jersey (53 Q® MOVIE; 'Get Smart, Again!' Pre­ [HBO] MOVIE: Separate d j Sunday Mass (11) M O VIE: 'Silverado' In the 1880's the [A & E ] Buffalo Bill 1:40AM [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports [LIFE] Cardiology Update lenge Final Round From Naples. Fla. (2 boyfriend seems so perfect until his drug school principal reported by Holland Smith miere, (CC) Maxwell Smart, Agent 99 and Vacations' Hoping to keep the romance 11. World Tomorrow paths of two drifters converge en route to colleagues from the 1965-70 "Get Smart " [CNN] Inside Business [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Natural' (CC) A [CNN] Travel Guide hrs.) (Live) addiction is revealed. (60 min.I alive in their marriage, an architect and his 11:10AM their destiny in a town called Silverado. series reprise their roles as CONTROL reu­ 18 Make Cash young man leaves the family farm to pur­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'The U st Emperor' (CC) 18 Home Shopping Network (60 min.) [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) wife embark on separate vacations. David Kevin Kline. Scott Glenn. Danny Glover. QS) V Slicer nites to thwart a KAOS plan to achieve 20; Miracle Faith Outreach* sue his dream of becoming a professional 1 1 :30AM (53 t v Open House Nine Oscars, including Best Picture, went Naughton, Jennifer Dale, Mark Keyloun 22‘ (30' SportsWorld; Boxing Retrospec­ 1985. (2?) (30) Magical World of Disney: The world domination. Don /idams, Barbara [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update baseball player. Robert Redford, Robert to Bernardo Bertolucci's epic recounting of 1986. 22 Day of Discovery fs3 (40) This Week With David Brinkley tive Scheduled Replay of the first heavy­ Absent-Minded Professor (CC) When Duvall, Glenn Close. 1984 Rated PG. (In the life of Pu Yi. the last emperor of China's Q® Deal-A-Meal Feldon, Dick Gautier. 1989. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Travelling North' An (CC). weight title fight between Cassius Clay Henry trades places with a research- (53 New England Sunday (R) 26. Dr. James Kennedy Stereo) Ching dynasty John Lone, Joan Chen (20) War of the Worlds (60 mtn ) (In QD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Australian's blissful retirement with a w i­ 2:00AM ® Triple Threat (Muhammad Ah) and Sonny Liston, held scientist friend, he becomes suspicious of dowed friend comes to a sudden halt when 30 Celebrate; Lincoln [TM C] MOVIE: 'Waltz Across Texas' 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) Stereo) Vanna White; entertainer Peter Allen; re­ (53 ABC News (CC) 25 years ago in Miami Beach, (60 mm.) I a top-secret project- (60 min.) (In Stereo) he discovers he has a heart condition. Leo An oilman and a geologist become ro­ 'll) At the Movies Hollywood Hunks" cording industry executive Clive Davis. (60 33 Morgan Brittany on Beauty [C N N ] Big Story F*rofiles of Kevin Costner, Tom Cruise, Pa­ C® World Cup Skiing: Wom­ (Taped) (2D All Creatures Great and Small McKern. Julia Drake 1986. Rated PG-13. mantically involved a^ler their professions 1 :00PM ( iil National Geographic Alexander min ) en’s Downhill From Steamboat Springs, QD Twilight Zone [DIS] Dumbo's Circus bring them into conflict Anne Archer, trick Swayze 24 Artsweek: African Dance Scourby explores the plight of elephants in [USA] Cover Story CO. (60 min ) 0® Financial Freedom [E S P N ] Bodyshaping Terry Jastrow, Richard Farnswortn 1983 18 Connecticut Beat 26 Police Story (2® Saint Kenya that are being pushed out of their [A&E] Hollywood: The Golden Years 22' '30 College Basketball; Arizona vs. native territory by the expansion of cities (2® Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare 11:30PM ® 0« Shore TV Robert Mitchum, Jane Greer and director [HBO] Tales of Little Women Meg rails Rated PG 20 Think ano Grow Rich 38 MOVIE; 'Somebody Killed Her Hus­ ^ Friday the 13th: The Series An an­ Duke from the Meadowlands in East and farm lands. (60 min.) on Elm Street A high-school baseball star ® M O VIE: 'Altered States' A research Edward Dmytryk discuss how World W ar in love with John band’ A woman s husband is murdered tique movie camera gives a strange college 1 0:00AM (53 Sybervision 22 W KRP in Cincinnati Rutherford, N.J. (2 hrs ) (Live) IS headed for disaster when he meets the scientist uses dangerous self­ II spawned "film noir ' Host: Ed Asner. and she and her lover must (ind the killer or student the chance to realize his dream of (26) Wrestling: All-Star Wrestling [MAX] MOVIE: But Not for Me A 24 Julia Child and More Company: Rack becoming a werewolf. (60 min ) (In Stereo) ideal girl (60 min ) experimentation to solve the riddle behind (60 min.) ® Steampipe Alley 24; Connecticut Newsweek stand accused of doing it themselves. Far- (36) MOVIE: 'W hite Lightning' An ex-con young secretary pursues a romance witn a of Lamb for a Very Special Occasion (R) (2® ^ ® M OVIE: T h e Revenge of Al C a­ man's origins. William Hurt. Blair Brown, 11 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) (i® Star Search (60 min.) makes a deal with federal authorities to [CNN] M oneyw eek Broadway producer Clark Gable LiHi ‘^ai­ 2® M OVIE; 'There's a Girl in My Soup' run Fawceu-Majors, Jeff Bridges, John pone' Premiere, (CC) Fact-based account Charles Haid. 1980. 26 W all Street Journal Report Wood 1978 break up a moonshine ring in exchange for [ESPN] SportsCenter (60 mm.) mer. Carroll Baker 1959 Rated NR 16 Jimmy Swaggart A middle-aged, sophisticated gourmet col­ dZ) Training Dogs the Woodhouse Way of an FBI agent's battle to sever the impri­ 30 World Tomorrow umnist finds his life disrupted when a his freedom. Bun Reynolds, Jennifer Bil­ (53 Baretta [TMC] MOVIE: Travelling North' An 20 MOVIE: 'Tarzan and the Amazons' 40 Best of Gleason Skits from Jackie (61) Small Wonder (CC) Ted's newest in­ soned mobster's hold on his criminal em­ [USA] Robert Vaughn Discovers kookie girl moves in on him Peter Sellers, lingsley, Ned Beatty 1973 (iD Honeymooners Australian's blissful retirement with a wi­ Tarzan crosses the path of a tnbe consist­ 57 Power of Choice (CC) Forming and (jleason's shows are featured Host vention allows Vicki to "talk" with ani­ pire Ray Sharkey. Keith Carradine, Debrah Goldie Hawn, Tony Bruton 1970 2:25AM [DlS] Transmission Test dowed friend comes to a sudden halt wnen ing solely of women Johnny Weissmuller maintaining quoliiy relationships Pan 7 of Penny Marshall Guests. Jason Bateman mals. (57) All Creatures Great and Small Farentino. 1989. (In Stereo) (1® Save the Children Dr. Zulie Nak- 38 MOVIE: MurderCan Hurt You Eight and Sandy Duncan. {2 hrs ) hooda. Director of India for Save the where There's W ill ne discovers he has a heart condition wco Johnny Sheffield. Brenda Joyce 1945 11 (R) [CNN] Newswatch ® i) 21 Jump Street Hanson is suspended (®D Masterpiece Theatre: Christabel 2:30AM (53 a McKern, Julia Drake 1986 Rated PG-13 super sleuths band together in a battle of 61 MOVIE: 'Tron' Computer imagery when an old friend exposes the Jump (CC) The Bielenbergs hide a young Jewish Children-Canada, talks about her organiza­ There's an A 22. Chalice of Salvation iCNN] Sportscene [ESPN] Winterworld; Evolution of wits against the Man m White Victor •enhances this story of a video-game pro­ Street program in a magazine anicle (60 woman; Christabel suspects Peter's in­ tion's goals. Rhoda 8:00AM 3 N ew England Sunday 24 57 M ister Rogers (CC) [D IS ] Mouse Factory Host Kurt Russell is (3D Buono, John Byner, Gavin McLeod. 1980 grammer who becomes a prisoner in a skiing min ) (In Stereo) joined by a 2-year-oid elephant volvement in a dangerous plot after he (2® N ew Life [CNN] Sports Latenight 8 This W eek in Connecticut 26 Go for Your Dreams 40. Let's Go Bowling computerized world Jeff Bridges. David [LIFE] Cardiology Update sends her and the children from Berlin, (60 [A&E] A Walk Through the 20th Cen­ (.22' George Michael's Sports Mach­ [USA] Win the War Against Wrinkles [ESPN] Gameday Warner. Bruce Boxleiiner 1982 9 Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny 30 Sacrifice of the Mass 57. Ethics in America (CC) U S Surgeon [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents tury W ith Bill Moyers (60 min.) min ) Part 2 of 4 ine [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update [T M C ] m o v i e : The Swan' 11 Frederick K. Price 38, Munsters Today Lily enters the Mrs. General C Everett Koop and former HEW [A & E ] Rigoletto [CNN] Newswatch Youthquake Teen agers discuss is­ 2:45AM 5:05PM [TMC] MOVIE: The Man (2® Talking Sports W ith Rod Michaud A princess plans to recoup the family for­ Transylvania contest, a move that sparks [TMC] MOVIE: No W ay Out' A job at Secretary Joseph Califano Jr discuss the [CNN] World Report sues ranging from politics to partying, the 18 Living the Word from Snowy River' A young man comes [ESPN] SportsCenter l26) Discover objection from Herman the Pentagon leads a career Navy officer doctor-patient relationship and the indivi­ latest in fashion, music and movies. (60 tune by marrying her daughter to a Crown [D IS ] Herbie, The Love Bug of age in turn-of-the century Australia Kirk 20 Transformers dual's right to make choices (60 min ) Pan [LIFE] Cardiology Update min.) (M) Massachusetts Council of Rabbis Prince. Grace Kelly, Alec Guinness. Louis 40, Career Media Network into a deadly game of cat and mouse Douglas. Tom Burhnson, Sigrid Thornton Kevin Costner, Gene Hackman. Sean 4 of 10 [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update Jourdan. 1956 (In Stereo) 22 Sunday Today Scheduled reports on 1982. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [TM C] MOVIE: The Couch Trip' (CC) (gl3 It's Garry Shandling's Show Garry s Qp) Elvis Presley; Aloha from Hawaii El President Bush's trip to China, an interview 61, Fame Young. 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) 61 M OVIE: 'Choices of the Heart’ Based 3:30PM 1 8 j Starting From Scratch An escaped mental patient becomes a mother sneaks onto a live broadcast of VIS Presley performs some of his biggest 3:00AM ® N ew s (R) with caterer Martha Stewart, causes and [A&E] Travel Magazine 5:30PM QS) Free Government Cash [USA] She-Ra; Princess of Power on the circumstances surrounding the mur­ Beverly Hills radio psychologist Dan Ayk­ "General Hospital" to advertise her pet hits in this concert originally shown world­ ® Home Shopping Overnight Service effects of the drought, a special basePail 24 New Yankee Workshop (CC) royd. Walter Matthau. Donna Dixon wide, Irvo via satellite (90 min.) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Bugs Bunny, Superstar' der of lay missionary Jean Donovan and Gentle Doctor: Veterinary Medicine shop (In Stereo) (3 hrs ) camp, Washington lobbyists |90 min , 12:00PM (33 College Basketball: 57 To Be Announced. 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) Animated The popular animated character three nuns in El Salvador in 1980 Melissa (g1) Chartes in Charge (CC) Unknown to [A&E] Miss Marple: A Murder Is An­ (57) Page Fifty Seven (R) 1 Kentucky at Syracuse (2 hrs ) (Live) QD Harry O 24 57 Sesame Street (CC), „ is featured in several cartoons. 1975 Gilbert, Martin Sheen, Mike Farrell. 1983 [H B O ] Supermom's Daughter A bright Charles, the Powell children charge his [USA] Miami Vico nounced Pan 2 of 3 (613 Diets Without Hunger 5 3 MOVIE: 'Shamus An off-beat private teen ager must prove that her career aspir­ 08) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) 30 Oral Roberts [ESPN] Sportraits [CNN] Newsday new credit card to its limit. [C N N ] W eek in Review eye, hired to track down some missing dia­ ations are worthy of her highly successful 7:30PM (18) Anushka: Free From Cel­ [A&E] Good Time Cafe [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Boy Who Could Fly' 1381 Home Shopping Spree Continues 38 [L IF E ] World Tomorrow [LIFE] Family Practice Update monds, gets involved with the syndicate, a mother s approval. [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday lulite [D IS ] Sandburg's Lincoln Lincoln de (CC) A 14-year old boy who has never [CNN] Sports Tonight [A & E ] BuHalo Bill 40 Robert Schuller beautiful woman and a smuggler Burt Rey­ [DIS] DTV 2 A compilation of music vi­ [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ pends on humor and understanding to deal 10:1 0AM [CNN] On the Menu spoken a word believes so strongly in [TM C ] MOVIE: Hot Pursuit' Misadven­ [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update nolds. Dyan Cannon, Joe Santos 1973 deos featuring animated Disney favorites caps tile weekend of the world of sports with the pressures of war. renomination [CNN] Evans & Novak [A&E] Journey to Adventure magic that he becomes an inspiration to all tures abound when a student scrambles to 1 0:30AM (53 inside Washington 1i; MOVIE: 'Bonnie and Clyde' The and a troublesome Cabinet member (60 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Deliverance' A week [ESPN] Seniors PGA Golf; Aeta Chal­ [CNN] Daybreak those around him. Jay Underwood, Lucy catch up with his vacationing girlfriend in [ESPN] Ski World [ESPN] Best of Major League Baseball story of the Barrow gang who held sheriffs min.) end canoe trip turns into a nightmarish lenge Final Round From Naples, Fla (2 Deakins, Bonnie Bedelia 1986. Rated PG. the Caribbean. John Cusack. Robert Log- [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update 1988 struggle for survival for four Atlanta busi- [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! (D American Telecast; Making The and bank tellers in terror and captured [LIFE] Cardiology Update hrs.) (R) [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine [ESPN] Magic Years in Sports: High­ Grade newspaper headlines. Warren Beatty, [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents lights 1 9 6 9 Highlights of major sporting ® Love Boat Faye Dunaway, Gene Hackman 1967. [USA] Preview: Mancini vs. Camacho Continued.. ■ MXWcHtiStgR HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 25, 1989 - 89 28 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb. 25, 1989 FOCUS / Hobbies FOCUS / Entertainment

Remake of comedy Taking a shine to old shoes Trivia Talk with Victoria Principal Pictured at is slightly saucier right is a nice ‘On the contrary, I love a good fight’ pair of lady’s COUSINS shoes from the CoUectors’ (PG-13) As re­ bustle era of QUESTION: Speaking of the 1890s. Bv Frank Sanello makes go. this Corner fights, is it true that years ago a T h e four The Associated Press Americaniza­ woman insulted you at a party, tion of the '70s Filmeter leading price Russ MacKendrick and you asked her to step French guides give a J r 11 After leaving “ Dallas” in outside? comedy “ Cou­ Robert DiMatteo nod of respect 1987, Victoria Principal didn’t sin. Cousi;ie” is to shoe collect­ sit around waiting for the ANSWER; Yes. Don’t not too bad. ing. but don’t phone to ring. She became a forget: I grew up in the Air The original look under ” S” in the indexes as that feet are getting bigger; the producer and developed TV Force, in a way of life where movie, which they lump shoes in with men’s average size was 7‘/i in I 1 and film projects to star in. you dealt with things on the took a surpris­ “ clothing.” 1936. now about 10; women’s went The first of her efforts as a Warman’s has only two. at $2.5 from 5‘A to 8. spot. ingly blithe view of aduiterous The chief acting asset is Rossel­ producer airs on Sunday on relationships, remains one of the lini. who has never been so and $45. The winner is Schroede’s With As and Bs and so on we CBS. most popular foreign films to play radiant as she is here Runner-up with an even dozen from a Mary now have 150 sizes. They go back A mile-long tale In the TV movie “ Naked QUESTION: It sounds like a in this country. is good old Lloyd Bridges, looking Jane type at $10 to a “ Lady’s to King Edward II who decreed Americans have long been called stubborn for resisting the change Lie,” Principal stars as Joanne scene from “ Dallas” ; two The now version directed b\ fit and handsome in the amusing High-Button” (perhaps like this that men’s footwear should be measured in barleycorns, of to the metric system. The "Old English" measurement system was Dawson, a tough prosecuting beautiful women duking it out Joel Schumacher ("St Elmo' role of Danson’s salty garbage one), for $55. In Kovel’s 20th we FOOTWEAR — Lady’s shoes attorney who is having an Fire” !, comes across like a collector mogul of a dad Chief see 11 examples; from a child’s at which 39 made size 13, then the created by people who were even more stubborn than ourselves. from the 1890s. Consider how we ended up with the length of a mile. Though the affair with a judge (James slightly hipper saucier \ ersioi of liability Sean Young giving a $10 to a “ Flapper, Silk Brocade. largest. ANSWER; (Laughing) Who word "mile" comes from the Latin word "mile," which means “one Farentino). Complications one of Alan Alda’s movies. 1. .« snippy, snooty performance as Rhinestone Buckles” — $50. The The "father of American shoe­ said she was beautiful? But one day somebody must have thousand," a mile has 5,280 feet - which seems little to do with 1,000 arise when she has to try a case warm-hearted with a vengeance, Danson’s beautiful, shallow wife. Antique Trader shows five items. making” was John Adam Dagyr, risque with a constant edge of (Young comes across shallow, all $25 to $60. who came from Wales and had a said “ Hey, j ’ever notice that both or evenly divisible by 1,000. Where then does the length of a mile come before her lover and discovers QUESTION; Why aren’t you lyrical cuteness right I This could end up a good We’ve all had it up to herewith factory at Lynn. Mass., making feet are not shaped the exact from? some shocking information going to star in ’’Scandal The complicated stor\ is basi­ Saturday night date movie for headline punsterism. but I just shoes for stock by 1760, with each same?” In 1818 the first lasting Enter the British, '/ears ago British farmers would measure their about him. VICTORIA PRINCIPAL Kills. ” a TV movie about a battle-scarred yuppies. GRADE: had to stumble over a gagger in a workman doing one operation. was set up to make rights and land by digging standard size furrows as boundaries, equal to 220 The 39-year-old actress has cally the same in both versions A . , . ups and downs woman whose life is almost n o t - p a r t i c u 1 a r 1 y - h a p p i 1 y - Trader Weekly: “ HeTookaShine There are 16 basic styles to look lefties. yards and called a "furlong," or "furrow long." When the Roman mile had her share of ups and destroyed by vicious gossip? married dance teacher (Ted to Old Shoes.” for: balmoral, blucher, boot, Vive la difference. was adopted by Great Britain, British farmers insisted that it be altered downs. .An .Air Force brat, she After all, you are the producer Danson) finds himself falling in Ugh. brogue, d’orsay, gillie, gore, to incorporate the furlong, rather than their furlongs be altered to fit a moved with her family from of the project. love with a woman 'Isabella It’s a story about a barn in New jodhpur, kiltie, moccasin, monk, Russ MacKendrick is a Man­ mile. base to base during her youth. Rossellini) who is his cousin New home video Jersey where you can find 1,000 mule, oxford, pump, sandal and chester resident who is an author­ Thus the Roman mile of 5,000 feet, (which equaled seven and one- .Always being the new kid in filming and say. Wait a ANSWER: The woman who through marriage The catch is pairs, dating back to 1840. The strap. If you want to get techni­ ity on many types of coliectibles. half furlongs) was changed to 1,760 yards (which equaled eight fur­ THE DEAD POOL (R ) W a rner town made her a shy loner. minute! That’s not the way 1 wrote it didn’t think I was right that both Danson and Rossellini owner served a hitch in the cal. you can check whether a shoe Questions shouid be sent to: longs), bringing the total, which still exists today, to a bloody 5,280 feet. $89.95. The original ’’Dirty .A car accident cut short her want it done” to the director or are married to other people — merchant marine, picking up is sewn, cemented or nailed. Coiiectors’ Corner, Manchester SOURCE: Invonderables. The Sokjlion to Ihe Mystahee ot Everyday L te InfoOrtphicB for the role. Harry” was a high-style law -and- plans to become a chiropractor other stars? and their respective spouses have treasures from Africa, India. At one time shoes were made to Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester order thriller - the movie that after high school, and in 1968 been having an affair' England and France. He says somehow cram onto either foot. 06(M0 made Clint Eastwood a vigilante she moved to Europe and ANSWER: 1 wouldn’t call it Do Danson and Rossellini have QUESTION: Who’s that? hero and signaled a soeietal began modeling. “ pulling rank,” but even be­ their own affair? Or will their Scabies is returning swing to the right. Suecessive In the early '70s, Principal fore I became a producer, I marriages be saved? The movie ANSWER; (Laughing) Me. I “ Dirty Harry” flicks have grown appeared in a series of unsuc­ never hesitated to express my proceeds to resolve this and other Mange is wrote it with another actress in inereasingly formulaic. This 1988 Taking a photo without any fiim romantic complications involv­ strange. cessful films and quit acting by feelings about a scene If we mind. I don’t want to say who in addition was a pretty skimpy mid-decade to become an had disagreements, we’d work ing a host of extended-family T h e more case I don’t get her. affair. common form agent. After three years, she it out. But at no time would I characters in a flurry of farcical, By Sandy Colton transmitting the picture directly San Francisco is once again of this skin dis­ ‘M. y decided to quit and go to law say, ” Hey, look. I'm executive picturesque scenes. The Associated Press into AP’s Laserplioto network for Pet Fomm QUESTION: In 1975, you beset by a mad killer. The ease is sarcop- school. To pay her tuition, she producer, and this is how we’re The French are famous for this Camera Angles distribution to newspapers 1 jii^’ resigned from the Screen Ac­ evidence points to a schloek tic mange, or took an acting job on ‘Fantasy doing it!” That would be sort of thing (i.e.. fo.stering an Just 40 seconds after President around the world. Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. tors Guild and became an movie director (Liam Neeson) scabies. Per­ amused tolerance, if not accep­ Bush took the oath of office Jan. No film was processed, no print Island.” Then the acting offers defeating the whole process of agent. Why? whose idea of a fun time with his haps 10 years tance. of infidelity, and making 20, a black-and-white photograph Prints are no longer needed. An made — and the photographer poured in, and Principal put hiring people who you think are friends is to make would-be death ago it was the comedies on the subject) We of the scene was being transmit­ editor can call up the picture on a didn’t even have to move from his la w school on hold the best at what they do. ANSWER: You can’t be in lists of local celebrities. Harry’s leading cause Americans tend to be more ted to newspapers around the video screen, make corrections camera position! permanently. SAG and be an agent at the on the list.too. of canine puritanical, a fact that gives this world. and electronically send the pic­ In 1978, she auditioned for the same time. But the reason I The big action sequence in­ This was not the ftrst time the mange with demodectic (or red) preparations that may throw you movie’s collection of amazingly It appeared on page one of that ture directly into the prepress role of Pam Ewing on “ Dallas” QUESTION: People who’ve volves a remote-control, bomb­ AP had used a still video camera mange running second. off the diagnostic trail. But it quit acting was that I felt I open-minded characters an edge day’s Manchester Herald. process. Newspapers applaud not and became one of TV ’s most seen “ Naked Lie” say it has carrying toy car that tears up and on a story, but it was one of the Then, gradually, scabies sub­ always recurs and doesn’t really could solve some of my profes­ of preposterousness. You've sel­ How rapidly things are only saving the cost of printing beloved heroines. some of the steamiest romantic down San Francisco’s precipitous most successful. It dramatically sided and was rarely seen and red respond until definite anti-mite sional problems, but I couldn’t dom seen so many wise, life­ changing! paper, but also saving time — as Here, Principal talks about streets in pursuit of a real vehicle demonstrated the advantage in mange became the number one preparations are used. scenes ever shown on TV. Will solve my personal problems embracing and worldly people in I remember how proud our much as 90 minutes — in getting a why she left “ Dallas,” why she carrying Harry and his partner. speed that electronic photo­ skin mite infestation. The big clue is that the fans of Pam Ewing be while I was under the scrutiny one family — certainly not in an photo crew felt not so many years color picture into the paper. This movie should be marked graphy has over the 150-year-old Both are caused by mites. sarcaptic mite is contagious to never pulls rank as a producer, shocked? of the public. American movie. ago when, while covering Presi­ Called digital handling of pic­ "passes the time, leaves no method requiring chemical Sarcoptic scabies is a fat fellow people. The pet’sownermay get a and why she quit acting in the The picture is a little drawn out dent Johnson’s speech at the tures, it’s actually the electronic imprint.” GRADE: ★ ★ processing. that burrows in the skin and rash or be able to pin-point areas ’70s. ANSWER: They won’t be and uneven, with a dependably United Nations, we were able to converting of a photograph into a causes intense itchiness. Demo­ of itchness. So if you and your shocked. Some scenes were QUESTION; For the record, schmaltzy turn toward the end. deliver a black-and-white print of lot of numbers that can then be There are still problems with Film grading: ★ ★ ★ ■* — excel­ dectic mange is a cigar shaped canine companion have mutual QUESTION: How close is very sensual and erotic, but we why did you leave “ Dallas” but it should please viewers who the event for transmission in just manipulated, if necessary. the system. Quality is only about lent. — good, * * — fair, ■* — mite that resides in hair follicles itching and scratching sessions, Joanne Dawson to Victoria had to do a lot of trimming at after nine years on the show? aren’t bothered by its sugar- a little over five minutes. Someday, when digital photo­ 70 percent that of a silver-based poor and although less itchy, often advise your veterinarian and also Principal? the request of the network. coated view of philandering. Normally, it takes 10 to 15 graphy comes close to matching picture, with less sharpness and does extensive damage as well. check with your dermatologist Now I find the love scenes ANSWER; Pam Ewing minutes to process a roll of silver-based photography, even tonal saturation, according to Hal In the past six month, sarcops is about yourself. You both should ANSWER: Unlike me, the started out as a well-rounded black-and-white film and make a film and processing will disap­ Buell, A P ’s assistant general pretty ho-hum. surging back into being number improve shortly with treatment. focus of her life is her work. I character, but as J.R. got print, and 30 minutes or longer to pear. The picture of the Bush manager for News Photos. one. Since the entire life cycle of the Cinema process and print color. But our swearing-in is a case in point. was having some problems badder and badder, they made He called the Bush photo a Diagnosis is a problem. Both scabies mite occurs on the host, old-fashioned ways are gradually Washington photographer Ron playing her in the beginning, so Pam gooder than good to real-life experiment that worked. types are diagnosed by skin it’s not necessary to treat pre­ QUESTION: Was it humi­ 12:15; Sun 1,3:15,5:15,7:45,10:10.— The going by the board. Darkrooms, Edmonds took the picture from I called the man who rewrote contrast with him. I admired HARTFORD “ The subject was stationary. scrapings which when examined mises as is in flea treatment liating to have to audition for Cinema City — Pelle; The Conaueror Burbs (PG) Sat 12:35, 2:50, 5, 7:30, 9;30, as w e knew them, are the photo stands just in front of the script and asked for some her, but she was no longer a 10, 12:05; Sun 12:35, 2:50, 5, 7:30, 10. — That meant that the subject could microscopically reveal the caus­ where the eggs fall off the pet. “Mistress,” your first TV Sat and Sun L 3:45, 6:50 , 9:40. — the Capitol. He used a new Nikon insight into Joanne. He said a challenge. There was no Mississippi Burning (R) Sat and Sun Roln Man (R) Sat 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:55, disappearing. be cropped in the lens and there ative mites. At least in theory. Weekly anti-mange dips usually movie after leaving “ Dallas” ? 1-15, 3:55, 7, 9:45. — Women on the 12:25; Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:55. — Tap At the Associated Press, the electronic still video black-and- few things about her that made stretch, noway to go with her (PG-13) Sun 2:10, 4:30, 7:20, 9:40. — was no need for additional The problem with pinpointing control the condition within a Verge of o Nervous Breakdown (R) Sat world’s largest news photo gath­ white camera that captured the her sound just like me, and I because she became a one­ and Sun 1:45, 4, 7:30, 9:55. — Beaches Twins (PG) Sat 2, 4:20, 7:10,9:25,11:30; electronic darkroom sarcoptic mange is the scarcity of month. ANSWER: Forget the audi­ Sun 2, 4:20, 7:10, 9:25. — Working Girl ering organization, prints are scene in digital form on a small told him so. He said, “ Of course dimensional character. I loved (PG-13) Sot and Sun 1:30,4:05,7:20,9:50. enhancement.” the mites. A veterinarian may A third type of dog mange is the tion part! They wouldn’t even (R) Sot 12:50, 3:10, 5:20, 7:50, 10:15, rarely made any more while a disc. Next to his camera was a she does. I ’ve been writing this her for the first five years, but BAST HARTFORD 12:25; Sun 12:50,3:10,5:20,7:50,10:15.— have to do multiple skin scrap­ so-called rabbit fur mite (Cheyle- The Land Before Time (G) Sot-Sun news story is breaking. Now, small transmiitter and a He said that AP would continue role for you for the last two let me come in and read. We after that I began to get very Poor Richards Pub and Cinema — ings, 10. 20, or 30 to find a single tiella) that also occurs Schedule Unavailable. 12:20. — Oliver & Company (G) Sot-Sun everything is shot on 35mm telephone. to use the system in tightly 1 had to talk them into seeing 12: 20. diagnostic mite, if one is found at sporatically. years.” Everything clicked restless. Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — True Be­ negative color film. The film is Edmonds shot 25 pictures of the controlled situations but noted me, simply meeting with me in liever (R) Sat 12:30, 2:40, 4:55, 7:35, MANCHESTER all. after that. 10:05, 12:10; Sun 12:30, 2:40, 4:55, 7:35, processed and placed in a Leafax swearing-in. then removed the that, because of the quality the same room ... and that took UA Theaters East — The Naked Gun The disease itself is fairly Allan Leventhal is a Bolton 10:05.— Cousins (PG-13) Sot 12:15,2:30, (PG-13) Sotand Sun2;20,4:45,7:30,9:45. transmitter, where the picture disc from the camera and popped problem, it is not ready for use in six weeks! I wasn’t humiliated 4:45, 7:25, 9:50, 12; Sun 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, — Her Alibi (PG) Sat and Sun 2, 4:25, 7, non-typical until it gets into the veterinarian. Questions should be QUESTION: As executive Frank Sanello Is a syndl can be adjusted for color balance, it into the transmitter, which all situations. by it. On the contrary, I love a 7:25, 9:50.— Three Fugitives (PG-13) 9:25. — The Land Before Time (G) Sat advanced state with intense itch­ sent to: Pet Forum, Manchester producer of “ Naked Lie,” did cated columnist. Sat 12:40, 3, 5:05, 7:55, 10:15, 12:20; Sun and Sun2:10,4:15. — K ln llte (R ) Sot-Sun cropped, captioned and transmit­ enabled him to view the shots and Photographer Edmonds said good fight. 12:40, 3, 5:05 , 7:55, 10:15. — Dangerous ing and hair loss. There is often an Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester you ever pull rank during 7:15, 9:35. — Heavy Metal (R) Sat ted to an electronic darkroom in select one for transmission. With the camera operated just like a Liaisons (R) Sat 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7:05, midnight. — The Rocky Horror Picture initial response to anti-pruritic 06040. 11:50; Sun 12,2:20,4:40,7:05,9:30. — The Show (R) Sot midnight. — U2: Rattle as little as 40 seconds. the push of a button, he began conventional Nikon film camera. Fly II (R) Sot 1, 3:15, 5:15, 7:45, 10:10, and Hum (PG-13) Sot midnight. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Feb. 25. 1989 — 31

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Her paternal grand­ ernal grandparents are Josephine mother is Judith M. Monahan of civilization, 1:45 p.m.: Exercise with McCooe of Manchester and the late Berkley Drive. She has a brother, address meeting times, music to be Editor’s note: This column is pre­ Rose. 1:30 p.m. James McCooe. Her paternal grand­ Evan, 18 months. pared by the staff of the Manchester sung and operational procedures. Thursday — Orchestra rehearsal, 9 parents are Matthew and Bronia Grey, Adam Richard, son of Ri­ The Westfarm Mall trip on March Senior Citizens’ Center. 6 a m.; lunch. 11;45a.m.: program. 12:30 Byrka of Housatonic, Mass. She has a chard C. and Linda Reiff Grey of 90 has been canceled. p.m.; basketweaving (advanced). 2 brother, Ryan, 8'/2 and two sisters, Helaine Road, was born Feb. 8 at Congratulations to Earl Everett, our By Jeanette Cave p.m. Meghan, 6 and Kerry-Beth, Vh. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Director newly crowned 8-Ball Champion. Earl Friday — Ceramics. 9:30 a.m.; bingo. Shippee, Wesley Charles, son of maternal grandfather is Paul Reiff of defeated Floyd Mitchell in a best-of- 10 a.m.; Exercise with Cleo. 11 a m.; Robert C. and Cynthia Pultz Shippee New York. His maternal grand­ The level of activity and participation seven series. setback, 12:30 p.m.: Exercise with of 736 Center St., was born Feb. 8 at mother is the late Wanda Reiff. His There will be a 10-week Western in programs continues to increase. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His stepgrandmother is Louise Reiff. His civilization class beginning March 15. Rose, 1:30 p.m. With the addition of new and innovative Transportation to and from the maternal grandparents are Albert paternal grandparents are Theodore The class will cover the Reformation to programs, the staff has found more center is available. Call a day in and Mary Grey of Florida, formerly of modem times. The class will be and Priscilla Pultz of Guilderland. individuals taking advantage of the advance. informal. All encouraged to attend. If N.Y. His paternal grandparents are Bolton. He has a sister. Vicky, 23 center. Robert and Ruth B. Shippee of months. Since the fall the center has started interested, please contact the center to CLINICS Plymouth, Mass. McKay, Sarah Anne, daughter of three new programs that have been register. Legal aid will be available on March Moore, Nicole Diane, daughter of Arthur and Barbara Goss McKay of 32 very successful: photography, video, Get well wishes are extended to Clara YAYO 17 by appointment only. To make an Donald R. and Carol A. Schaub Moore Dooley Ave., Coventry, was born Feb. and Western civilization, "rhis spring Swanson, Mary McKeever and Harold Montreal appointment call 647-3211. (V\NADA 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. the center will revive an old favorite — Leonard. of 5 Orchard St., was born Feb. 3 at Tax consultants will be available Wendy Anderson Catherine Wheeler Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Her maternal grandparents are Mr. line dancing. A new singing group for Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and Todd E. Jurovaty William Leslie IV maternal grandparents are Charles and Mrs. Edward J. Goss Sr. of Ft. men and women will also be organized ’TRIPS Friday from 1 to 3:30 p.m. in the spring. March 15 — St. Patrick’s Day Party. and Diane Schaub of 188 Hillstown Pierce, Fla. Her paternal grand­ There are also many new services $31.50 per person, at Storrowton Tav­ SCORES Anderson-Jurovaty Wheeler-Leslie Road. Her paternal grandparents are mother is Mrs. Arlene McKay of that are available. Your participation ern, West Springfield. Mass. Call Setback — Feb. 17: Carl Popple, 132: Donald and Pearl Moore of East Willimantic. She has a brother, at the center ensures that you will learn Friendship Tours at 243-1630. The price Pete Casella. 130; Helena Gavello, 126; Mrs. Mary Nash of East Hampton Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler of Hartford. Andrew, 16 and a sister, Jennifer, 10. the latest crafts and skills and find out includes meal, transportation and Anne Welskopp, 122; Edith O’Brien announces the engagement of her Ashland. Mass., announce the en­ Stankiewicz, Jonathan Michael, son Dumond, Derek Raymond, son of entertainment. PEOPLE about the newest services. New 114; and Edna Ziptkovich. 114. daughter, Wendy Anderson, to Todd gagement of their daughter, Cathe­ of Michael J. and Jody Ricci Stankie­ Gregory C. and Elizabeth Rogers members are welcome at anytime. If April 4 — Rockingham Racetrack. Bowling — Feb. 21; Andy Lorentzen. Edward Jurovaty, son of Mr. and Mrs. rine Jo Wheeler, to William Henry wicz of Vernon, was born Feb. 8 at Dumond of 854 Center St., was born you don’t see what you like, make a $29 per person. Call Don Berger at 557; Frank Gallas. 527: Ray Chittick, News programs disappear Edward S. Jurovaty of 43 Jurovaty Leslie IV, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Feb. 12 at Manchester Memorial 875-0538. suggestion to the director. 548: Harvey Duplin, 528: Phil Wash­ NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) — Former (:BS Road, Andover. Leslie III of 24 Woodstock Drive. maternal grandparents are John and Hospital. His maternal grandparents For your convenience the center is April 5 — "Jerry’s Girls” at the burn. 200. 543: Ed Adams. 204. 562; A1 The bride-elect is a graduate of Frances Ricci of Vernon. His paternal are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kusha, East Coachlight Dinner Theater. $28 per news correspondent Fred Graham predicts The bride-elect will be attending installing a vending machine that will Rodonis. 542; Ray Martina, 532; Mike Fitchburg State College and is em­ grandmother is Genevieve Stankie­ Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. William person. The price includes a tip for the that network nightly news programs will Computer Processing Institute in have cold drinks, regular, diet and Pierro, 214. 554; Ed Blazinski. 226, 552; ployed at Woodland Gymnastics, wicz of 22 S. Adams St. Rogers, Newburg, N.Y. His paternal driver. Registration will be March 8 at disappear by the year 2000. East Hartford. decaffeinated, along with drinks con­ Andy Lorentzen, 542; Bert Sweet, 512; "Network evening news will not exist into the The prospective bridegroom is a Natick, Mass. Desrosiers, Nicholas Edward, son grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. taining fruit juice. The cost: 45 cents a 9:30 a m. Ted Caddy. 519; John Kravontka, 203. next century,” he told members of the 1987 graduate of Windham Regional The prospective bridegroom is a of Edward L. and Christine A. Colletti Clarence Dumond, Pasadena. Md. He can. Refreshments will be restricted to May 13 — Carnegie Hall — $44 per 569: Sabby Dimarco, 207. 500; Paul Nashville chapter of the Society of Profes­ Vocational Technical School and is graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Desrosiers Jr. of 51 Benton St., was has a brother, Tyler, 4 ‘/2. the lower level and the dining room. person. The price includes transporta­ Venza, 533; Stan Zaimor. 215, 206, 594; sional Journalists. Institute, Worcester, Mass., and is born Feb. 9 at Manchester Memorial Martin, Andrew Hollister, son of The new video program is doing well. tion, lunch at a New York delicatessen Don Ostberg, 205. 223, 611. employed at Park Trucking, East Graham, former Supreme Court correspond­ employed by Aetna Life & Casualty of Hospital. His maternal grandparents Bradley H. and Sheryl Caisse Martin At the Wednesday meeting, the group (cost not included) and show at Harriet Giordano, 483; Sophie Kra­ Hartford. ent for CBS, said Thursday that networks will Hartford. of 303 Carpenter Road, Coventry, was will take the center bus at 9:45 a.m. to Carnegie Hall featuring Skitch Hender­ vontka, 463; Jennie Leggitt, 192, 499; A sum m er wedding is being are Thomas and Barbara Colletti Sr. son. the New York Pops and Rosemarie become more of a news service for local news planned. A May 6 wedding is planned in of 31 Brookfield St. His paternal born Feb. 10 at Manchester Memorial visit the studio set-up at Manchester Yolanda Burns. 175. 188. 498; Pat broadcasts. He blamed cable TV news, High School to learn about production Clooney. Registration is April 7 at 9:30 Cleavage. 171, 181, 478; Cathy Rin- Ashland. grandparents are Edward and Bar­ Hospital. His maternal grandparents a.m. dwindling revenues and mounting debts. bara Desrosiers Jr. of New Haven. are Norman and Lois Caisse of equipment and sets. This group, under grose, 463; Alice Chittick, 178. 183, 507; Graham left CBS in 1987 to work for WKRN in the direction of Dan McNamara from May 25 — Spag’s shopping trip and Vi Pulford. 185. 507; and Carol Taconis, Pedrazzini-Fritz Monahan, Justine Mary, daughter Swamp Road, Coventry. His paternal buffet lunch at Rom’s. $18 per person. Nashville. of David R. and Susan Kapsimalis grandparents are Dwight and Doris Cox Cable, will produce a video 454. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo C. Pedrazzini program about the Senior Center. Registration is April 17 at 9:30 a m. Pinochle — Feb, 22: Carl Popple, 772: Monahan of Winter Street, was born Martin. Fort Myers, Fla. of 27 Pioneer Circle announce the There are stilt openings in the group. No June 4 through 8 — Wildwood, N.J., and Dom Anastasio. 720. Mealy to head library engagement of their daughter, Lisa Jo experience is necessary and all training $212 per person. Registration is March Bridge — Wednesday. Feb. 22: Edith tVeekiy will be provided. 13 at 9:30 a m. $50 deposit at signup with Howland. 5,400; Sol Cohen. 5.310; Helen NEW YORK (AP) — The Rev. Timothy Pedrazzini, to David John Fritz, son of At 8:45 a m. Wednesday the center the balance due April 15). Silver, 4.900; Hilda Campbell. 4,460; Healy, a native New Yorker who led Mrs. Margaret Fritz of South Holland, T hough ts H ea lth T ip bus will leave for the first of two visits to June 28 — Taj Mahal. $34 per person. Carl Lombardo. 4,360: Mary Colpitts. Georgetown University for 13 years as its 111,, and the late Lawrence Fritz. Price includes transportation, .sightsee­ The bride-elect is a graduate of the Manchester Superior Court. 4,290: and Jeanne Roark, 4.220. president, will become the next head of the One of my observations about life has ing and a luncheon at Westchester New York Public Library. Manchester Community College with Seniors are encouraged to attend the been that I have been able to get a pretty Marriott. Registration is May 12 at 9:30 The library board of trustees elected Healy an associate in arts degree and from program on March 8 at 9 a.m. entitled. good idea of a person’s maturity by how am . as president and chief executive officer at a the University of Connecticut with a “ Senior Concerns for ’ 89.” The pro­ much openness they display in their gram will consist of two parts. The first Social Security special meeting Thursday. He succeeds bachelor of science degree in special segment will deal with the "new” MENU Vartan Gregorian, who is leaving to become education. She is a supervisor at personality. Sometimes we take our uniqueness as Medicare tax. who it affects, and ways Monday — Chicken pot pie. roll, president of Brown University. Connecticut Bank & Trust. implying that we should be secretive about to reduce your tax. The second part will carrot and raisin salad, peaches, The 65-year-old Healy is expected to take the The prospective bridegroom is a ourselves, that we somehow have a right to deal with long term health care plans, beverage. QUESTION: I am from Vietnam and post in the summer, said library spokeswoman graduate of Bradley Univerity, Peo­ Tuesday — Ham grinder, apple juice, build a "privacy wall” between ourselves the types and what to look for. have been in this country several years. Lauren Moye. ria, 111., with a bachelor of science oatmeal raisin cookies, beverage. and others. To do so. however, really ends by Roy D. Katz, R,Ph. Do you have a problem with budget­ My father, an American, married my degree in mechanical engineering Wednesday — Tuna/cheese melts, up as a self-defeating behavior because ing or bili paying? If so. make a point to mother in Vietnam in the mid-1960s, and of Carnegie Mellon University, cole slaw, apple crisps, beverage and was born several years later. Gore to join trustees one of the great joys and growth-producing attend the presentation by Elderlink on 1 Pittsburg, Pa., with a master of PESTICIDE Thursday — Meatloaf, gravy, au- When my country fell to the commu­ necessities of life is open interchange with March 15 at 10 a.m. Elderlink is a newly DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Tipper Gore, the science degree in industrial adminis­ DANGERS formed private, non-profit organization gratin potato, roll, pears, calico trifle, nists, my father had to leave. He went to other people. wife of Sen. Albert Gore Jr. of Tennessee, will tration. He is a management consul­ Researchers at the University that offers daily money management beverage. a nearby country and is probably At first we may feel that we are simply join the United Theological Seminary Board of Sheryl Johnson tant for Vantage Consulting Group, of Southern California found service to the elderly on a sliding fee Friday — Macaroni and cheese somewhere in the United States now. giving ourselves away, but if we take the that children whose parents use Trustees in May, the head of the seminary said. Birmingham, Ala. scale. Representatives will be at the (w/tomato) casserole, green beans, Can you help in locating him? Barry Cyr risk of openness we find that much more pesticides in the home have a 3.8 Mrs. Gore, known for her campaign to A May 28 wedding is planned at times greater risk of leukemia. center to describe their services in roll dessert (Chef’s choice). beverage. comes back than we give and we are far protect children from rock music lyrics she South United Methodist Church. If garden sprays are used, chil­ more detail and provide some helpful ANSWER; The Social Security Ad­ considers obscene and harmful, was appointed Johnson-Cyr richer for it. dren have a 6.5 times greater hints to all in making their daily money ON-GOING ACTIVITIES ministration will forward a letter to risk. Mothers’ use of pesticides Monday — Ceramics. 9:30 a m.: to the 28-member board on Thursday, said Arnold-Demers management less difficult. your father notifying him of your seminary president Leonard Sweet. Wayne and Donna Johnson of 66 Rev. Ward A. Knights, D.D. carried a higher risk of child quilting. 10 a.m.: pinochle. 12:30 p.m.: Helen Arnold and Raymond De­ leukemia than fathers’ use, sug­ Seniors are reminded that income tax interest in locating him. but needs The seminary is affiliated with the United Bobby Lane announce the engage­ Unitarian Universalist Society assistance is available every weekday Quilting I. 1 p m.. Exercise with Rose. additional information. We need either mers, both of Manchester, have gesting that pregnancy might Methodist Church. ment of their daughter. Sheryl Lynne Manchester be the critical time, states Dr. but Thursday from 1 to 3:30 pm. 1:30 p.m. his Social Security number or other Johnson, to Barry Allen Cyr, son of announced their engagement. Tuesday — Oil painting. 9:30 a.m.: John M. Peters of USC School of Trained TCE volunteers will be at the identifying information to help us find Mrs. Maxine Cyr of Vernon and Fred The bride-elect is the general medicine. photography. 10 a.m.: square dancing. his number. The information we need is center to assist you. Individuals will be Ustinov to host show R. Cyr of East Hartford. manager of the Manchester Village UNICEF posts a record taken on a first come first served basis. 10 a m.: Exercise with Cleo. 1:30 p.m : his full name, date and place of birth, Motor Inn. She is a certified hotel PARIS (AP) — British actor and writer The bride-elect is a graduate of There will be a golf meeting for all basketweaving (intermediate). 2 p.m.: father’s name, and mother’s full administrator with degrees from GENEVA (AP) — UNICEF sold a record grocery shopping (Stop & Shop). call a Peter Ustinov will host the the French film Manchester High School, Bay Path 1 maiden name. Also your letter should men golfers on March 16 at 6'30 p.m Junior College and is attending St. Manchester Community College and 135 million of its greeting cards last year, Items on the agenda will be format day in advance for ride: non-grocery state why you want to make contact industry’s award ceremonies March 4 in a gala earning the agency about $40 million to Joseph College. She is employed by Michigan State University. dues, starting date, and the annual shopping (Bradlees). call a day in with the individual. soiree honoring French actors who rose to help the world’s children, the United Prfocnpiiun C«nl«r» stardom in Hollywood. Arthur Young of Hartford. The prospective bridegroom is banquet. The meeting is obligatory for advance for ride Nations said Friday. Wednesday — Pinochle. 9:30 a m.: This column is prepared by the East The Cesar awards, named for the French The prospective bridegroom is a employed at Peerless Woodworking the roster will be developed from those West Germany accounted for the most caning. 9:30 a m : Cable TV "Video” Hartford office of the Social Security sculptor who designed the gold-washed prize, graduate of Rockville High School and Corp. of East Glastonbury as the 348 Main Street attending. shipping foreman. sales in 1988, 15 million, followed by the Manchester An organizational meeting for a new class, 10a.m., (leave center at 9:45 a.m. Administration. Questions should be are the equivalent of the Academy Awards the University of Hartford and is A late summer garden wedding is United States with 14 million and France singing group has been scheduled for for Manchester High School): Friend­ sent to: Social Security, Manchester given by the American Academy of Motion employed by ESPN. 649-1025 planned. with 12 million, a U.N. news release said. Wednesday, March 8, at 12:30 p.m. A ship Circle, 10 a m.; arts and crafts. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Picture Arts and Sciences. An Aug. 12 wedding is planned- leader is needed. The agenda will 12:30p.m.: bridge. 12:30p.m.: Western 06040. BUSINESS Fed’s action signals resolve Emhart stock soars after buyout offer to slow growth, halt inflation By Nancy Benac inflationary pressures in the Just Thursday, Treasury Se­ economy.” cretary Nicholas Brady told a FARMINGTON (AP) 1.000 people at its Connecticut head­ making it ideal for a traditional The Associated Press The central bank has been congressional committee, “ I quarters, reported record earnings buy-and-bust-up takeover strategy. — Emhart Corp.’s stock implementing less dramatic, don’t see as strong evidence of Emhart Corp. at a glance for 1988. The company’s earnings of Such a strategy would allow the WASHINGTON - The Federal soared Friday to nearly behind-the-scenes moves to inflation right now as does the $40 a share after Topper $2.02 per share were up 18.8 percent acquirers to borrow money to com­ Reserve Board on Friday dram­ atically escalated its fight tighten credit since March. Those Federal Reserve.” Acquisition Corp., a Main businesses — industrial products, from $1.70 per share in 1987. plete the deal and then pay some of against inflation by raising its efforts have already pushed a But Fed Chairman Alan New York-based invest­ plumbing fixtures, lawn and garden The Topper partnership, an invest­ that money back by selling off key bank lending rate to the variety of short-term interest Greenspan has been outspoken ment group that in­ equipment, technology services. ment vehicle formed for the purpose subsidiaries. highest level in three years to rates up by about 3 percentage about the risks posed by what he cludes oil heir Gordon of the Emhart bid. includes Getty and Topper said its objective was to Employees — 30,300. points. called “ disturbing” levels of New York real estate developers “ acquire, own and operate Emhart. dampen upward pressure on P. Getty, offered $35 per Stockholders — 19,000. Analysts predicted that various inflation, warning that uncon­ Lawrence Fisher. 78, and brother and to continue to build its manufac­ prices. share in an unsolicited rates, including those for home trolled price increases enhance Headquarters — Hartford, Conn. Zachary Fisher. 77. The deadline for turing businesses over the long The Fed’s action was a repudia­ takeover bid. mortgages and auto loans, will be the chances for and severity of a their tender offer is midnight March term.” tion of recent Bush administra­ One analyst predicted Stock price at Friday’s close — $39% headed still higher as a result of recession. the stock would peak at 23. The group said it intended to tion claims that price increases the new action. “ If inflation re-emerges, I think Price at Thursday’s close — $32% James Paper, an analyst for operate Emhart “ in the best interests haven’t been serious enough to about $42. and said the The latest increase in the a recession will move up on us 52-week stock range — $39%-$18% Kirkpatrick, Pettis, Smith, Polian of the company’s employees, custo­ warrant higher interest rates. investment group would discount rate came just a day much more quickly than we can Inc. of Omaha, Neb., said Topper mers and the communities it Private analysts said the move likely increase its bid. after two major banks raised imagine and when it occurs it will Income statement would likely increase its bid. services.” was long overdue and should have Based in Farmington, their prime lending rates, be a prolonged one,” he said in “ They have the resources to go Topper notified Emhart that it been stronger. Emhart is a diversified Amounts In thousands except per-share figures charged to the most creditworthy congressional testimony this manufacturing com­ higher,” Paper said. “ How much would nominate a slate of directors Business in Brief The central bank raised the commercial customers, from 11 week. pany that makes a wide Quarter ended Dec. 31 1988 1987 higher. I ’m not sure.” for the annual meeting scheduled for discount rate, the fee it charges percent to 11.5 percent. Other Fears about accelerating infla­ range of consumer and Revenue $723,000 $665,000 Paper predicted that the stock April 27. Depending upon the board’s for short-term loans to member banks quickly followed suit after tion have heightened in recent industrial products, in­ Net earnings $33,000 $26,000 would peak at about $42 per share, and response to the offer, it might conduct banks, from 6.5 percent to 7 the Fed’s announcement Friday. weeks with news that wholesale cluding lawn and advised long-term stockholders to a proxy contest for control of the Water firm seeks 25% hike Per share $0.52 $0.42 percent. The action was approved It was the second 0.5 percentage prices shot up 1 percent in garden equipment, sell. board. HARTFORD (AP) — The water rates for 31,000 on a 6-1 vote with board member point rise in the prime rate, which January and that consumer pri­ hardware and mate­ “ If you’ve been a longterm holder, Topper also said it has lined up customers in 31 communities would increase 25 Martha Seger dissenting. is a benchmark rate for many ces were up 0.6 percent last rials used to make Year ended Dec. 31 1988 1987 you’ve already made the majority of financing; Chemical Bank and two percent under a rate hike proposed by the Boosting the discount rate is the consumer and business loans, in month, their biggest jump in two footwear. Revenue $2,762,000 $2,454,000 the money you’re going to make.” he other banks have committed $1.2 Connecticut Water Co. most dramatic signal the central the last two weeks. years. Topper announced its Net earnings $126,000 $106,000 said. billion, and an affiliate of First Boston The company has asked the Department of Public bank can send of its intention to Since taking office. President The public split between the $2.4 billion takeover bid Per share $2.02 $1.70 Paper said the company has been Corp. said it would provide $1.1 billion Utility Control to let the rate increase take effect in administration and the Fed, in short-term financing. The Fishers push interest rates higher to slow Bush on several occasions has after the stock market undervalued for several months, but October. although both sides have tried to and Getty also plan to kick in about economic growth and thus res­ expressed concern that the cen­ closed Thursday, offer­ has caught investors’ eyes with series Under the proposal, an average customer using tral bank is overreacting to the play down the dispute, drew ing $35 in cash for all outstanding statement saying it will “ carefully of well-planned acquisitions over the $300 million of their own money. train inflation. 18,000 gallons would pay $99 per quarter, or $20 more In a terse announcement of its inflation threat and could unduly disapproving words Friday from common shares. study’’ the offer. past four years. The Fisher brothers, who own about than the current rate of $79 a quarter. action, the Fed said the discount impede economic growth by federal Budget Director Richard In a letter to Emhart chairman “ After completing this evaluation, Paper said Topper would like the 8,000,000 square feet of office space in Bert L. Lenz, vice president for the Clinton-based rate was increased “ in the light of driving up interest rates. Darman. Peter L. Scott, the Topper group said the board will promptly announce its deal to be “ friendly.” and said the Manhattan, are worth at least $800 company, said the rate increase would generate an it planned to keep Emhart’s current conclusion and recommendation. offer reflects positively on the Em ­ million, Forbes magazine has said. additional $7 million.. He said the money is needed to Their participation in a never- management in place, but planned to Prior to that time, we strongly urge hart’s management. offset costs for a new, $16.5 million water treatment sell the company's Information and Emhart shareholders not to take any “ One thing that it shows is that the completed 1984 bid for Walt Disney plant in Naugatuck and equipment purchased since Productions, led by financier Saul P. We’ll pay more to borrow Electronic Systems division and the action with respect to the offer,” Scott restructuring that management has its last rate increase in June 1987. company’s Price Pfister subsidiary. said in the statement. done over the last four years has Steinberg, netted them $30 million. State Consumer Counsel James Meehan said Getty, 54. gained his fortune Emhart officials said the Informa­ Emhart’s stock rose $7.12‘/i to brought some buyers. They have Wednesday he intends to fight the request. He said By Peter Coy U.S. Prime Lending Rate through an inheritance from his tion and Electronic Systems divisison $39.87‘/i a share in New York Stock transformed this company from a he doubts such a large increase would pass state The Associated Press father, Jean Paul Getty, who turned has 9.300 employees at two Virginia Exchange composite trading Friday. machinery company to a very good review. Each b a * sets 4s own pnme rate; tna|or banl^ lend lo sel s«nlar companies: Advanced Technology Prior to Thursday’s bid, Emhart’s multi-industry company.” his father’s oil company into a NEW YORK — Consumers and rales axrd change 8»em al kie same ame Dates are lor general worldwide oil behemoth. Inc. in Reston and Planning Research stock had risen almost $10 a share in Rob Cerny, another analyst for Coleco lays off more staff businesses will pay more for a xKlusUy move to new tale. Getty is worth at least $4.50 million Corp. in McLean. Price Pfister has the past month amid takeover Kirkatrick. Pettis, Smith, Polian Inc., wide range of borrowing, from Feb. 24,1989 1.600 employees in Pacoima. Calif. rumors. said Emhart is made up of numerous and perhaps more than $1 billion, AVON (AP) — Coleco Industries Inc. has laid off car loans to mortgages, because Emhart responded Friday with a The company, which employs about subsidiaries that operate separately. according to Forbes. nearly half of its headquarters staff as the toy of the Federal Reserve’s intensi­ company seeks to avoid bankruptcy. fied war on inflation, economists “ There were substantial layoffs,” said Morton E. said Friday. Handel, Coleco chairman. “ They were done in The Fed is ratcheting up rates Takeovers to face scrutiny Union Carbide pays conjunction with our desire to survive.” because its slow-but-steady steps About 60 people were laid off Thursday , reducing to tighten credit so far have faijed the work force to about 80 people. Approximately 10 to prevent inflation from taking $465 million to India or 20 people were laid off at Coleco factories in NEW YORK (AP) - Tighten­ takeover experts speculated. rowers face a downturn in their hold, experts say. ing the choke chain around In addition, the guidelines business. upstate New York. The central bank’s interest- NEW DELHI, India (AP) — Union Carbide The layoffs came a week after the American economic growth isn’t the only instruct bankers to carefully Fed regulators, sensitive to rate steering wheel has gotten Corp. on Friday paid the $465 million International Toy Fair, the industp' toy show held way the Federal Reserve is assess their companywide expo­ how many banks recklessly looser in recent years. So, like settlement ordered by the Supreme Court for each year in New York. Coleco exhibited its product exerting authority. It’s also warn­ sure in debt-financed takeovers loaned money to Third World someone at the wheel of a the Bhopal gas leak. The court also began line at the show, but found retailers were reluctant ing banks to more aggressively before committing to additional nations and speculative Southw­ carnival arcade driving game, > loans for such activity. est real estate ventures in years hearing a petition asking the settlement be to place major orders because of uncertainty over the Fed may now have to z monitor their lending for debt- raised to $600 million. o financed takeovers. Banks increasingly have be­ past, are concerned that the LBO the company’s future. oversteer to get the results it X The Danbury, Conn.-based company made Coleco filed for protection from its creditors in A spike in the Fed’s key come important financiers of the binge is deja vu. wants — and hope it doesn’t cause K its payment four weeks ahead of the deadline » 3 discount rate loan fee and its takeover tactic known as the They also are particularly July, listing debts of $540.3 million. That case is a crash. H imposed by the court. The Indian government other anti-inflationary moves this leveraged buyout or LBO, in mindful of the crisis plaguing the pending in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York. Indeed, rooting out inflation W which a buyer borrows most of savings and loan industry, which has a week to submit to the court a breakdown At its peak three years ago. Coleco employed now that it has become estab­ X past week came as the nation’s dealer inventory loans and other the purchase money for a com­ has left many thrifts insolvent of how the funds will be allotted. about 800 people in the Hartford area. lished will take measures so serve signaled its long-term X central bank took another impor­ forms of borrowing tied to the M pany and repays it through the due to risky loans that went bad. On Wednesday, the Association for Socio- tough that there is a chance they commitment to a stepped-up tant step: The Fed implemented prime. X company’s earnings, asset sales The crisis has bankrupted the Legal Literacy submitted a petition asking that Farm exports recovering unintentionally could produce a inflation fight by raising its > tightened guidelines for banks, The Fed’s squeeze on credit will r federal agency that insures compensation for the 1984 disaster, which recession, economists say. discount rate on loans to member specifying which debt-financed or a combination of both. drive up lending rates across the o O A 1988 Fed survey suggested thrifts and could cost more than killed more than 3,400 people, be increased to WASHINGTON (AP) - f ^*upJarf “ In the entire last year the Fed banks by half a percentage point acquisitions might be too risky way from the peak of the early 980s. but Oiey are board. Auto loans already have $100 billion in government bailout $600 million. acted with so much discretion to 7 percent, its highest level since < for them. that 15 percent of commercial recovering faster than Agriculture Department gotten move expensive — they assistance. A same five-judge Supreme Court panel that that it was almost painful to see. April 1986. DC Under these guidelines, loans to and industrial loans were related range from 11 percent to 13.5 U ordered the first settlement began preliminary experts predicteda few months ago. , ..u„ Now people know that they mean Major banks, which have been borrowers with debt that is more to LBOs and other types of Alan Greenspan, the Fed chair­ “ Increased demand for U.S gram has boosted the percent nationally, excluding X hearings Friday on the petition. business,” said Francis Schott, squeezed by Fed pressure on than triple their equity are takeovers and at some big banks man, said he was troubled by forecast for U.S. agricultural exports in fiscal 1989 special incentive rates from X R.K. Garg, an attorney for the group, has chief economist for Equitable other short-term interest rates, U considered “ highly leveraged the figure was as high as 40 bank lending for LBOs late last to $38 billion and 145 million Health. town, Cartter said. hours, the infected person becomes FRIDAY. IN ORDER QSA OPTICAL ^^j:;;!|Okla. please add tax. to exposure to the minute pesti­ symptoms. In about half of the cases, PM FOR MONDAY’S MACHINE operator full try, payable, receiva­ Supply, Inc., 428 Tol­ epidemic. of year, he said. ble, and payroll. Under land Turnpike, Man­ CLASSIFIED CRAFTS cide residues in food,” said Dr. “ We have not seen an abnormal there is a spotty red rash caused by Mrs. Abraitis ISSUE. THANK YOU time tor plastic manu­ MAMCHBTfVR HCBALO 0M40 Dr. Matthew Cartter, coordinator of facturing Company. supervision of Head chester, Connecticut, i'-ii P.O .BO X! 000 Whelan in a telephone interview. the epidemiology program for the state amount. This is what we would expect bleeding under the skin, McKay said. 647-3371 f o r y o u r Bookkeeper. Full be­ 06040. 647-5000. EDE, 8IXBY. OK 74008 COOPERATIONIII First shift. Call 643-2590 She maintained there are greater Department of Health Services, said to see this time of year.” The disease can be treated with between 9am and 3pm. nefits. 643-2451. M/F/H/V. health risks in not using the there have been nine cases of bacterial The disease, which is fatal in about 10 antibiotics. pesticides. I HOMES HOMES I HOMES I HOMES I HOMES I HOMES FOR SALE FOR SALE Real Estate FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE HELP WANTED FOR SALE ( BOLTON. Impressive 8 n e w t o t h e m a r k e t . SPRING Is lusT around pTiHElPVW HTED HELP WANTED ^ W W ^ WILLIMANTIC. Great SPACIOUS CAPE. Man­ room contemparary In OFFICE. M/F. Expe­ Ellington. Spacious re­ C l a s s i c c o l o n i a l . CAPTURE a special the corner!!! Enloythe chester. Lovely home l9 ilH D M E 8 mood. Manchester. Su­ starter home! Conve­ n e w subdivision. )ISHWASHER/Food rience preferred. cently renovated full Elegant front to back nient area close to warm weather ahead In on o oulet residential 12 1 I f DR SALE dormered 4 bedroom, 2 living room, spectacu­ perbly decorated, 3 this super brand new 7 Bright, well planned WANTED; Experienced, Prep. Full and port FULL TIME Apply at; Carpet Giant, Route 6. 3 or 4 bed­ street. Updated kit­ layout. Kitchen fea­ part time cook and 221 Brolnord Rd., Hort- bath Cape on lovely lar family room with bedroom, IVa bath, plus room Gambrel Co­ chen, newer bath, time positions availa­ We have openings for vinyl sided colonial. 20 rooms. Plenty of stor­ tures oak cabinetry housekeeper, church ble, days or evenings. ford. 525-9131..______All reel estate advertised In level lot. Call for de­ sun pouring through a age. 1st floor laundry. lonial on Loomis Road orched doorways nu­ the assembly and wall of trench doors X 20 fam ily room. Level In Bolton. 3 spacious merous closets and a and wet bar. Fire- rectory, Hve-ln resi­ S5-S7 per hours. Ad­ iDENTAL RECEPTION- the Manchester Herald Is tails. $148,500. Century Landscaped fenced placed family room. dence available. For sublect to the Fair Housing 21 Epstein Realty, M i - and floor to celling corner lot. $167,900. bedroom s, 2 '/2 baths, tastefully finished rec vancement posslbli- packaging of our homo IST. Full time In o Philips Real Estate □ yard with newer 27’ $315,000. Flano Real appointment, call 742- Act of 1968, w hich m akes It 8895.0______fireplace. Three gener­ above ground pool and fireplace, oak kitchen, room. $147,900. O.W. tles. Call tor an ap­ made foods. ‘5.50 to pediatric practice In Illegal to advertise any pref­ E state 6655, between 9:30am- pointment. A dam ^lll LOCATION, LOCATION, ous bedrooms, private deck. Sliders from kit­ mud room, 1st floor Fish R ea lty, 643-1591 .□ start with scheduled Manchester. Mature, erence, lim itatio n or discrim ­ treed grounds, covered HORSES WELCOME! laundry. Sellers will 4:30pm .______Restaurant, 646-4039. outgoing self motative ination based on race, color, LOCATION. Manches­ Coventry. Attractive chen to patio. Call tor LICENSED Nurse, 3-li. wage review and groat ter. Superior spaclous4 patio and two car gar­ more details. $130,000. consider all reasonable Individual for a team religion, sex or notional age. $199,9(K1. Sentry Dutch Colonial with otters!! $252,900. Jack- Call 649-2358.______benefits. Call oriented practice. Pre­ origin, or on Intention to bedroom, 2Va bath Co­ modern kitchen In­ Realty World, Benoit, moke onv such preference, Real Estate, 643-4060.O Frechette Associates, son 8, Jackson R eal Would you like a nice vious expirence pre­ lonial. This fine home cludes oak cabinets Estate, 647-8400.D 1 PAYROLL supervisor. Direct Care hide limitation or discrimlnotlon. was custom built by the 646-7709.D Town of Manchester. 633*4663 ferred, computer skills The Herald will not Know­ 37 WEST STREET, MAN­ and new floor plus wanted to work with men­ an asset. Call Sally present owners and horse stable with 6 Ranch? $25,071. - $30,085. annu­ tally retarded adults full and ask for Dave ingly accept onv advertise­ CHESTER. Convenient 649-4655. ment which Is In violation of features oversized stalls and new fencing. ally. Full time opening and part time positions room. Lovely lands­ west side location. MANCHESTER for a payroll supervi­ the low ______Clean 7 plus room 3 $214,900. O.W. Fish We have a very, very, very, available In our W. Htfd.. f l o r a l assistant and caping surrounds this R ealty, 643-1591 .□ sor to supervise and bank Foreclosed b e d ro o m c a p e . I ’/a OPEN HOUSE SAT 1 4 participate In the prep­ Windsor and So. Windsor soles person full or BUSINESS _ stone fronted ho^. BOLTON. Move In tor very, nice 5 room, 3 group homos. Experience homes. No money See It today. $240,900. bath, 2 car garage and Price Reducad aration of payrolls and part-time. Good pov I » 3 | oppohtunities down. 518-382-7854, Ext. m ore!! This won’t last. spring! 7 room contem­ preferred but will traltv and benefits. Apply In C e n tu ry 21 E p s te in porary In area of tine the maintenance of re­ H471.______$152,900! Free compu­ Owner Motivated bedroom ranch on 18 lated personnel re­ Competitive wages and person. Flower Fa­ UNISEX Salon. Full ser­ Realty, 647-8895.0 ter analysis.Blanchard homes. Quality work­ cords for town em­ fringe benefits. Call shion, 85 East Center vice, 4 station salon In NEW Listing. Three bed­ BRAND NEW LIST­ 8. Rossetto R ea lto rs ," manship throughout. 3 Bedrooms, V h baths, split level, first floor McCann Drive, Manchester. ployees. Position Street, Manchester. convenient location to room Ranch, desirable ING!!! Two year old $327,900. Flano Real Porter Street area. We’re Selling Houses" family room w/ door to back yard & reoulres an associate 688-6001 01 228-4483 SEAMSTRESS wan«d Interstates. Ample Cape Cod on Love 646-2482.q Estate degree In business ad­ part time flexible parking. Business, In­ Plastered walls, gar­ Lane. 4 plus room s swimming pool. All appliances remain. Very Only H39,900 ministration or a re­ hours. Experienced. ventory, eaulpment age, two fireplaces. Including an unfinished large lot. Don’t Hesitatel Only '155,900 Custom built by Pontl- lated field and three 649-8865.______and other Incentives. upstairs tor 2 more CONDOS FOR SALE *84,900 years experience re­ iMANCHESTER Honda, $39,900. Sentry Real celll. Early occupancy. bedrooms. Fully ap- Jack Lappen Realty BILLING asslstam t o 5614978 lated to payroll prepa­ "Connectlcuts largest E state, 643-4060.O Belflore Realtors, 647- pllonced kitchen, 1st ELLINGTON m otorcycle /power perform billing, Invoic­ 1413. floor laundry, full or evenings ration and admlnlstra- ing, data entry and OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY FEB. 26,1989 14 tlon. Addition e au lp m en t d e a le r" Is YOUR Own home for basement. Excellent 643-4263 now accepting applica­ clerical duties. Morn­ $99,900. Charming one Condition!!! $138,900. 646-7576 experience In payroll ing hours 20 per week. CHFA Approved! administration may be tions In the sales, ser­ HELP WANTED bedroom aluminum Jackson 8< Jackson Jennifer, Realtor vice, and parts depart­ Contact Sandra at Cad- sided hom e on sm all lot Real Estate, 647-8400.a Frosted glass plus fan windows accent this substituted for college Key 647-0220. education on a year for ments. Competitive for easy care, large private end unit. Quiet and beautifully wages paid vocation, SOUTH WINDSOR. Like year basic. Deallnefor living room and open new 3 year old 7 room decorated. Set back off the road with great applying Is Monday medicol and fringe be­ floor plan. The privacy nefits. Coll for Inter­ colonial, 1st floor fam ­ views. THE INS & OUTS March 13, 1989. Appli­ of your own home and ily room with fireplace, cations and lob des­ view Tuesday thro Fri­ TELEPHONE no condo tees. Taxes Style, quality, value. day, 6^27W. 3 b ed ro o m s , fo rm a l cription ore available only $375 and not far dining room. Lovely Take a look! _____ OF HOMEBUYING from P.W.A. Don't In the personnel office, k itc h e n , 2 '/j b a th s . Ellen Nemecek 429-7788 41 Center Street, Man­ SALES rent, Buy! Anne Miller Large lot. Only Westledge Assoc. Vernon 872-1100 DO YOU KNOW HOW TO SHOP FOR YOUR FIRST chester, CT 06040 or by NURSE AIDE Real Estate, 647-8000. a $214,900.U & R R ealty, Oir; Route 83 North mile north of |unction of 83 and colling 647-3126. CERTIFICATION/CLASS Part Time OWNER FINANCING. 643-2692. U 8. R R ealty, HOME? Waltons house with Union Street In Rockville. Condo is second building In Meadows M anor is ac­ 643-2692.g______back lot. ------— .— Salespeople Needed wrap around front P'RICEO to sell!! This FIRST TIME HOME-BUYERS SEMINAR COOKS cepting applications for porch. Aluminum sid­ Meadows Manor a 75-hour Nurse Aide lovely Dutch style ing, three large bed­ raised ranch sits on a Sponsored By South has two posi- Certification Class room s IVa baths and 2 nicely landscaped level TOLLAND 289,900 tions available for] starting Thursday, Entry level positions car garage. Cut your acre lot. A perfect OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY FEB. 26, 1989 1 4 week-end Cooks. The March 9, 1989. Partic­ closing costs with the home tor your family CENTURY 21 A A KUHNLY, INC. Head Cook position is now open. We will pay you no point “ 80 per cent with a backyard per­ ipants are paid ‘8.03/hr owner financing pack­ Colonial buy of the year! Sam to 1pm, Sat. and and those who success­ fect to r picnics. $89,900. Sun. at an hourly rate while you train — age. $149,900. Sentry RE/MAX Real Estate Luxury abides! WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1989 fully complete the class Real E state, 643-4060.Q of ‘10.08. The Second CHFA Approved. Hurry, Cook is 11;45am to will be offered part-time all you need to qualify is r e d u c e d . N o stairs to Entertaining in style is part of the joy of or full time positions as to Insure CHFA financ­ QUALITY INN, ROUTE 83, VERNON 7:45 pm, Sat. and Sun., climb In this spacious ing! First floor, end owning this quality built homes. 2300 sq. ft. at an hourly rate of available. Please apply an outgoing personality home with tireplaced living room, large first unit In tour-plex. 4 Fantastic views of rolling hills. Master bed REGISTRATION 6:30 P.M. SEMINAR 7-9 P.M. »9.23. Interested appli­ I In person 9am to 3pm to rooms, 2 bedrooms, 2 suite with jacuzzi. huge walk in closet, cants please contact Mrs. Olivers or Ms. and a pleasant floor family room with full baths. Fully ap- 1 woodstove, three bed­ fireplace, central air & vac, tile floors. Mrs. Chapman at: Brown at; pllanced, central air. TOPICS WILL BE: rooms, and two full Landscaped and brick walkway are just telephone voice. Inground pool. Shows Ht« M«ch Cm Tw Allir47 Stntdard EaflimrlH iMpadlaa MEADOWS MANOR MEADOWS MANOR baths. Gorgeous In- nicely! $115,900. Strano Lif d lUpwti d Hm i PvrckiM ground pool for your some of the features. SPEAKER: Edward E. Tiuck 8PEAKER:Donald A. Clarke P.E. 333 Bidwell St. Real Estate, 647-7653.0 SPEAKER; Stsven m . Ford PC. 333 Bidwell St. Call Michael at 643-2711 summer entertain­ Landing OHIcar Manchester, Ct Let us show you morel Attorney-At-Law Consulting Engineer Manchester, CT ment. Owner financing Ford. Oberg, and Manion Prime Financial Corporation 647-9191 between 1-5 PM. __ available. $179,900. MANCHESTER '222.200 Ellen Nemecek 429-7788 647-9191 Sentry Real Estate, 643- Westledge Assoc. Vernon 872-1100 4060.n Pleasure Perfect! D ir-1-84 East to Exit 67. Right on Route 31. Both DO I BUY FIRST OR SELL FIRST COVENTRY. Plenty of Raised Ranch on quiet homes on left after Cedar Swamp intersection. space for everyone. cul-de-sac. Three bed­ 2ND TIME HOME BUYERS/SELLERS SEMINAR REWARDING OPPORTUNITIES AT View of Coventry Lake rooms, 2 baths, large GRAMPY’S CORNER STORE from dining room and family room with fire­ If you have ambition motivation andthedesireto driver screened In porch, 3 place. In-ground pool TOLLAND *328,900 succeed in a challenging but rewarding career- bedrooms, 1'/j baths, Sponsored By connected to sewer with cabana, patio, OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY FEB. 26 1 4 p.m. Grampy s Corner Store has a position(s) availa­ great landscaping and Coventry area system, full basement, Charm, Warmth, and Traditional CENTURY 21 A A KUHNLY, INC. ble at our Manchester location. 1 car garage. $146,900. view . ASSISTANT MANAGER/MANAGER TRAINEE o Philips Real Estate, Call for showingl Elegance THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1989 Up to ‘400 per week. You will have total P&L res­ Manchester n o r t h C O V E N T R Y . Come home to this quality built 2600 sq. ft. Quality built Dutch Co­ You’ll be dellghtedi ponsibility for a Grampy's store. home on a lovey 1.5 acre lot in desirable To qualify, you must have at least one year ex­ lonial. Cedar sided 3 Marcel Goetz QU ALITY INN, ROUTE 83, VERNON perience working in a food store environment. bedroom colonial on a Clayton Woods. Herald route. manicured acre lot In 849-7440 REGISTR ATION 6:30 P.M. SEMIN AR 7-9 P.M. CASHIERS/CLERKS prestigious area of Wastledge Real Pick your colors! Up to S7 per hour to start. No experience neces- North Coventry, large Short Hours — family room with Estate. Vernon 21x14 family room with wood to ceiling FEATURING THE FOLLOWING TOPICS: Gr^mpy's is not just an ordinary convenience cathedral ceiling, 2 cor 872-1100 brick fireplace and cathedral ceiling. 14x27 Nt« tka AHFdul ARaelt ParekMi/Sala iH d Aspacii d Hh h ParckaH/Sal* FlaMdil As»Mt* d Httai Parckm/tili store We offer full New York Style deli s. hot food garage with possible kitchen, 14x16 dining room. New SPEAKERlRobert Q. Stewart loft, many special cus­ SPEAKER: Steven M. Ford 8PEAKER:EdwardE, Tiuck entrees, 24 hours a day, and extensive perisha­ Great Pay! SOUTH WINDSOR. New construction. Appralaar bles including fresh meat, fish, produce and in­ tom features. $249,900. Attornay-At-Law Landing OHIcar Philips Reol Estote a listing. Plenty of room Prime Financial Corporation Stewart Appraisal Sarvicsa store bakeries. , , . Ownor vory floxiblol Ford. Oberg. and Manion 1 for everyone In this Grampy's offers excellent benefits including. Call 647-9946 WILLINGTON. Authen- extra large 6 bedroom tlctothe"T". New 1748 Many moro plusos. • Flexlbl8 Hours ranch, 2 full baths. Sturbrldge Village Re- Fireplace In living Tako a looki FOR MORE INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS • Medical. Dental and Life Insurance Ask for produclton, serenly set room. Fomlly room • Advancement opportunities on 3 acres w ith pond size 20 X 27. Coll for a Ellen Nemecek 429-7788 CALL 872-8379 and view of country­ showing. Realty Westledge Assoc. Vernon 872-1100 • Profit sharing side. Builder will con­ (Seating Space Limited) For more information, please call Jean at Gerlinde World, Benoit, 1-84 67. 31. sider taking your home Frechette Associates, D ir East to Exit Right on Route Both In trade. Philips Real homes on left after Cedar Swamp Intersection. 1-800-624-9743. 646-7709.□ Grampy's It an Equal OpporTunlty Employer. Estate.o BUSINESS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS I ROOMMATES Automotive PROPERTY Not oil the news Is on the APARTMENTS HOMES front page! There's lots of FOR RENT FDR RENT FDR RENT WANTED FOR SALE newsy Information In the ( M ANCHESTER for sale Classified section. 643- MANCHESTER. Non­ ^ Spgcioliip>D#tf! 2000 square foot office M ANCHESTER. One bed­ MANCHESTER. Two MANCHESTER. Two CARS 2711. smoking, female or ■HENRY STREET" co­ I building, good loca­ room apartment, se­ bedroom apartment, bedroom Townhouse. cond floor, new build­ Nice location, all ap­ male. $300/month plus FOR SALE lonial 4 bedrooms. tion, asking $285,000. appllanced kitchen, half utilities plussecur- Classic Dutch colonial Call R. D. Murdock, ing. On busline. $550 new wall to wall car­ pliances. Heat, hot wa­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS ter, air conditioning. Ity. 649-1702.______FOR Sale. 1974 Jeep J4000 with warmth and 643-2692. ESTATE OF: per month, yearly peting. S600 per month. ■ft, J MISCELLANEOUS leose. Peterman Real Call 647-1595. Brand new listing!!! Well pick-up, power steer­ charm, updated kit­ ■CARPENTRY/ JEANNE PIRO HEIM Pay own utilities. One ing, power brakes, au­ chen and baths, 1st REMODELING FLOORING IB' (SERVICES The Hon. Norman J. Preuss, Estate, 649-9404. year lease plus secur­ maintained 7 room CHILD CARE . spilt level on Bryan tomatic transmission, floor den and laundry Judge of the Court of Pro­ MANCHESTER. Quality. ity deposit. No pets. I JCDNDDMINIUM Meyers 4 wav plow. room, enclosed porch, GSL Building Malnte-| bate, District of Andover, at Heat, hot water, all Immediate occupancy. 99 8 Drive In Manchester. 1 EXPERIENCED 14 year RENOVATIONS nance Co. Commercl-I o hearing held on Feb. 22, ■ ZZ( FDR SALE full bath and 2V2 baths, $2000 or best otter. beautiful oak floors old girl looking for FLOOR SANDING MORTGAGES 1989, ordered that oil claims appliances Included. Reale Real Estate, 649- 871-0014.______and fireplace mantle al/ResIdentlal building 0795.______fireplace, central air, babysitting work. Por­ PLUS e New and Old floors ‘‘ must be presented to the fidu­ Air conditioning, quiet walkup attic, finished repairs and home Im-I ciary at the address below. MANCHESTER. Two 20 x 40 In-ground pool. FOR Sale. 1987 Suzuki L T ter Street area. $2.50 Complete Home provements. Interior! on busline. Ideal tor AVAILABLE Imme­ bedroom Townhouse 500 Quad Racer. Never room In basement. Not a Natural & Stained Failure to promptly present mlddleaged and senior diately 3 bedrooms, 140 X 170 lot. One car per hour. Call Jenny, Maintenance and exterior painting, SAVE YOUR any such claim may result in with family room In garage. $169,900. Jack- raced. Very low hours. far from Bowers 643-8579. floors citizens. One bedroom, S675 and $700 plus utili­ School on private Repair Renew light carpentry. Com­ HOME!! the loss of rights to recover convenient area. $695 son & Jackson Real $2500, firm. 871-0014. / plete lanitorlar ser-| on such claim. $605, Two bedrooms, ties. Child and one pet cornerlot. Agreatbuy! John VerlalllB — 6485750 $640. 247-5030.______per month. Call D.W. Estate, 647-8400.O Ceilings, Walls. Painting. vice. Experienced, rel­ If you are in Sharon B. Preuss, okay. Allbrio Realty Fish, 871-1400 or 643- FOR Sale. 1986 Suzuki $159,900. Miller Rea! r ^ ’cL^NING Papering. Carpentry Clerk 649-0917. Quad Sport 230. $1200 or Estateo [^ S E R V IC E S iable, free estimates. FORECLOSURE, NOTICE OF HEARING 1591.______In tu n d ■ Sdn/or DlMcounl 643-0304. The fiduciary Is: ESTATE OF MANSFIELD. 2 bed­ best offer. 871-0014. TW O FA M ILY 3 bed­ BANKRUPTCY or MANCHESTER. Nice, Merchandise ^ELECTRICAL Brad A. Helm DONALD R. CRAWFORD room. Private en­ appllanced, 2 bedroom rooms 5 plus 5 rooms. 280 Tollgote Rood JR. trance. Appliances, 1980 PONTIAC Sunbird. CLEANING __146-2251_ DISTRIBUTION ~ DIVORCED or S. Glastonbury, C T 06073 townhouse for rent at Automatic, power Vlnly sided on large Servicing the M o n c h «t«r WH- Pursuant to on order of Hon. wall to wall carpet. flat corner lot with BRIAN’S HOME DUMAS ELECTRIC LABELS "falling behind," ask 050-02 William E. FitzGerald, $650. per month Includ­ steering, power IlmontIc oreo. Mone»t end rtllo* S496. Call 643-8516 ing utilities. Also could separate furnaces, b it couple to Cleon vour home, Service changes, addi­ Tired ol manuatly addressing Judge, 0 hearing will be held brakes, air condi­ IMPROVEMENTS for N O PAYM EN T COURT OF PROBATE, MANCHESTER. Onebed- walkup attic and easy office or window*. ^ veore eu- tional wiring and repairs on distribution mail - we can on on application forouthorl- be purchased with little m FURNITURE tioner, Am/Fm Kitchens, Baths. Rec Rooms, automate this process providino PROGRAM up to 2 DISTRICT OF zotlon to compromise and room apartment, heat, money down. 635-6200. commute to Route 84 perlence end reference*. CoL existing homes. Quality MANCHESTER NOTICE OF cassette stereo. High Lourle for o tree e»tlmote. Decks & Additions work at affordble prices. quality service *or a reasonable settle 0 doubtful and disputed hot water, carpeting, SIX Hardwood Chairs, mileage, needs some For Investment or live years!! HEARING claim In favor of sold estate air conditioning,all ap­ In! $1300. monthly In­ 742-0267 Fnt titim tif • uetn—d S im u n d Entirely owner operated. 27 price Call 644-6191 ESTATE OF: os In sold application more ■qeJHDMES comb back, wlndsor- work. $500 or best offer. years exp. Call Joseph THE SWISS GROUP JEAN A. HACKETT, OF fully appears, at Manchester pliances. Call 649-5240. style. $45 a piece. 649- 647-9004, otter 6pm. come and owner will 646-3923 PASADENA, CALIFORNIA, 13^ ( FDR RENT help with financing Dumas 048-5253. Spring is coming 203-454-4404 Probate Court, 66 Center ECONOMICAL, Third 8412.______I BOOKKEEPING/ OWNING PROPERTY IN Street, P.O. Box 191, Man­ 1982 TOYOTA Tercel. too! Buy before spring Let ut remodel your kitchen or For all yDur ciBanup SAID DISTRICT, chester, CT. on March 27, floor, one bedroom MANCHESTER. Immac­ QUEEN size sleeper sofa, 83K, Am/Fm. Asking when prices go up! bath from Hoor to colling Wo INCAPABLE apartment with stove antique blue with tiny INCOME TAX I HEATING/ chDrBS call Rudy, 1989 at 1:30 PM. All persons ulate three bedroom $1800. Call Linda, 647- $165,900. Miller Reo offer ciblnaft. venltlee. coun- I ROOMS Pursuant to on order of Hon. having on Interest In sold and refrigerator. Nice baths Ivory pattern. Excel­ 8691 or 647-1419. PLUMBING 647- 9925. Colonial with IV2 Estate, c______tanopt whetavar your neadt FOR RENT William E. PltzGerold, matter, may appear and be location. $450 plus utili­ and attached garage. lent condition. $400. ELI. MANAGEMEHT are Call RALPH NADEAU at RaasDnablB, raliablB, Judge, doted February 8, heard at that time. ties and securltv. No 646-5115. 1985 MERRCURY Capri. VERPLANK SCHOOL 1989 0 hearing will be held on Elizabeth A. Bldwell, $900 plus utilities. Call Sparkling, clean 5 SERVICES and rafarancBS. pets. Call 643-2129. Contone Realty, 646- 18,000 miles, cruise Tax Return 643-6004 PJ'8 Plumblna, Heating & ROOM for non-smoking on application proving for Assistant Clerk room home IV baths outhorltv to sell certain real M ANCHESTER. Second 5900. control, power win­ 2 Preparation/Pay rolls K ftc lw * Satli Deslga CaaUf Air Conditioning gentleman. Kitchen 053-02 ■wftJTV/STERED/ dows. Excellent condi­ living room with fire­ Boilers, pumps, hot water .\ngelic Home privileges, washer and oropertv situated In the floor, four rooms, $550. place and side porch. 2 Bookkeeping Town of Manchester, County Heat Included. Secur­ |7 5 1 a p p lia n c es tion. 645-1224. MFM ConstructiorT tanks, new and Care Registry drver, parking. Call of Hartford os In sold appli­ TDRE AND master bedrooms. Mirk P. Morniiult replacements. l.oral rpftislrv offers qiialily 643-5600.______cation on file more fully ap­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS ltv and references re- 8 1980 Chevy Monza. Runs Fabulous rear patio! 289-4573 Kitchen, baths, attics, DFFtCE SPACE FREE ESTIMATES care... lowrr coat lo paliffilh •• MANCHESTER. Room In pears, of the Court of Pro­ ESTATE OF: qulred. 643-1577.______ELECTR IC Stove. Sears, good. Am/fm, bass, $150's HURRY! Free basement additions, bate on March 23,1989 of 3:00 OUIDO OlOROETTI 20", 4 burner. White 643-9649/228-9616 companions, hoint* maktrs. quiet rooming house. MANCHESTER. Three stero w/equallzer 67k. computer anolysls 988 INCOME TAXES garages, decks, texture P.M. The Honorable William E. bedrooms, 1'/z baths, MANCHESTER. Sto- Nutone Coppertone Needs some work. $500. Blanchard & Rossetto ceilings. Call Off street parkins. $70 Elizabeth A. Bldwell, FitzGerald. Judge of the re/offlce - South Main M&M OIL 6 4 7 -1 9 5 6 per week. 646-1686 or $775 per month. Two Range hood with vent or best otter. 647-0042 Realtors," We’re Sel­ Consultation / Preparation Assistant Clerk Court of Probate, District of Street location. Per­ to outside. Very good after 4pm. 232-6832 - 581-4423 PLUMBING & HEATING 569-3018.______Manchester at a hearing held bedrooms, I'/z baths, ling Houses" 646-2482.C Individuals / 052-02 $575 per month plus fect tor beauty shop, condition. Ideal for I AUTO M ANCHESTER. Profes­ on February 21,1989 ordered colonial crafts or office apartment or summer FOR SALE. 1989 Ford Sole Proprietors • Dll Burner Sarvlca & Salat that all claims must be pre­ utilities, securltv and iKft 4 PAINTING/ SERVICES sional female, kitchen COURT OF PROBATE sented to the fiduciary at the space. Available May camp. Both for $75. Probe GL. Shown bv I CONDOMINIUMS • Automatic Dll Dallvary and bath privileges. DISTRICT OF references. No pets. appointment only. Call MANCHESTER address below. Failure to 643-2121.______1st. $575. plus utilities. Manchester, 646-0271. FOR SALE Dan Moaler 6 4 9 -3 3 2 9 |5 0 1 PAPERING • Wall Pumpa Salat & Sarvlca Call 647-8874.______promptly present anv such Allbrio Realty, Inc. 649- 870-9350. ESTATE OF: claims may result In the loss HEBRON. Modern, two • Watar Haatara (Eiacinc t Qrd MARTHA H. ROCKWELL 0 9 1 7 . ______Complete accounting services TIERINNI’S M A N C H ESTER . Sleep- of rights to recover such bedroom. Heat, hot MALLARD View. Dis­ Ing room for working ark/a MARTHA 1725 DIVIDABLE square MUSICAL nctuding A/R, A/P. P/R. G/L, • Bathroom & KItchan Automotivi EngitMirIng. Inc. ROCKWELL, DECEASED claim. water, appliances, tinctive duplexes and PAINTING & Ramodaling gentleman. Share bath, feet. Located In down­ P&L Statement and Quarterly 276 Hartford Rd., Manchaatar Susan McQuay, parking, no pets. $625. ITEMS CLYDE townhouses. Located no cooking. $235 per As bv role or statute pro­ Assistant Clerk, town Manchester pro­ tax returns Can design WALLPAPERING • Sanlor CItIzan DItcountt 228-3245 or 646-0882. on a private protective month plus securltv vided, you are hereby noti­ fessional building. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. additional applications a Elactric work by 649-5823 fied that any claim you mav The fiduciary Is: KIMBALL Organ. cul-de-sac, this new Free Eetimetea and references. 643- Robert Giorgettl, Executor MANCHESTER. Two Priced below market R O U T E 83, V E R N O N tailored for your business Pracitlon Elactric Cirt. Truckt. V«nB. 4x4'i have against the above es­ Rhythm and Instru­ subdivision of auallty 3 Call John 2121.______tate must be presented, In c/o Vincent L. DIona, Esq. bedroom flat, first for quick occupancy. needs Call 644*6191 FREE ESTIMATES do unoiui/ fo fbi orrf/nary" ment tabs. Some 83 NIsean 280ZX '7495 bedroom townhouses writing, to the fiduciary ot 1091 Main Street floor air conditioning, Very negotiable lease books. $200 643-4223. MANCHESTER. Large, the address below on or b ^ Manchester, CT 06040 fully appllanced kit­ 84 Monte Carlo *6495 and duplexes await 649-3331 Phona: 649*2871 excellent room fun- terms. Marilyn Vatte- fore MOV 24, 1989. Failure to 056-02 chen, basement, gar­ 84 Century LTD wagon *6695 vour Inspection. Kit­ I CARPENTRY/ Ished or unfurnished. present anv such claim by ronl, Sentry Real Est- DRYWALL age. $700. per month, 84 Skyhawk wagon *5995 chens have oak ca­ REMODELING MISCELLANEOUS Kitchen privileges. $80. that date will result In the loss gte, 643-4060.______MI8CELLANEDU8 binets, range, oven, of rights to recover on such NOTICE TO CREDITORS plus securltv, plus utili­ 04 Camaro Blue *5995 weekly. 649-4003. ties. Available April EAST HARTFORD. New FDR SALE dishwasher, refrigera­ SERVICES claim. ESTATE OF: office space In restored 85 Century 4 Dr. (2) *8995 tor and bullt-ln micro- FARADAY DRYWALL Two bedroom, first floor, Dated at Manchester, Con­ ROLAND L. OOOCH, O/k/O 1st. No pets. 649-5678 FtRRtND REMODCUNS IK7 4 ROOFING/ parking, cellar stor­ ROLAND OOOCH house, spectacular 85 Spectrum 4 Dr. *5195 wave ovens. Flre- Room additions, dacka. roof­ Interior Construction necticut, this 14th dav of Fe­ otter 7pm.______FOR SALE; carburetor, 1 0 '(SIDING HAWKES T R Q SERVICE c a th e d ra l celling, 85 Century wagon *7495 placed living rooms, ing. aiding, windowa and gutt- Fully Insured/Free Estimatee age, heat, large yard. bruary, 1989. The Honorable William E. EAST HARTFORD. 2bed- Holley 750 CFM with Buckat, truck & chippar. Stump FitzGerald, Judge of the Burnside Avenue. 3800 1'/2 baths with full vani­ ari. All typao of ramodafing and Wllllim Firidiy Manchester. $625. per PhvIMs Christie, room apartment. Heat, vacuum secondaries. 86 Cutlaaa Clara wgn. *8995 ramoval. Fraa aatimataa. onth. 649-2871.______Fiduciary Court ot Probate, District of square feet with base­ Mint condition. Less ties, separate full base­ rapalra. Call Bob Farrand. Jr. Manchester at a hearing held hot water, 1 car park­ 86 Grand Am 2 Dr. *8395 LEAKY ROOF? Spaclal contidarttlon for 120^843-8680 ment. Can be divided. than 1000 miles. $100. ments, 2 zoned base­ Mott roofi can ba rapalrad. Quality Guarantsed At The fiduciary Is: on February 21, 1989 ordered ing. $550. per month. Terms negotiable. For 86 Subaru O LIO *7495 Bus. 647-8509 aldarty and handicappad. I APARTMENTS Phyllis Christie that all claims must be pre­ firm. Call Joe after 7 board heating systems, In placa of total rarooflng axponaot _ Affordable Prlcos 528-6616.______Information, call Ruth 86 Nova 4 Dr. *6995 Andersen permashleld Res. 645-6849 Compifta rarooflng of ail typaa. 92 Jan Drive sented to the tlduclorv at the 643-1798.______FDR RENT Hebron, C T 06248 address below. Failure to FIshe, 282-0651.______86 Celebrity 4 Dr. *7695 thermopane windows, FffEf ESTIUATES 647-7553 SNOW Thrower, to tit 049-02 promptly present any such BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE O FFICE space Manches- luxurious wall to wall I PAINTING/ claims may result In the loss several makes of 11 Manchester Roofing [FLOORING MANCHESTER. Two The Zoning Board of Apeoli ter. 3 rooms. Totaling carpeting and attached PAPERING bedroom apartment, INVITATION TO BID ot rights to recover such horse power tractors. 872-9111 garage. Come see the 645-8830 Sealed bids will be received claim. granted the following vari­ 900 sq. ft. on Spruce $7S. 649-0964.______appllanced kitchen, In the General Services' of­ ances on January 19,1989: Street. Parking, one mode for tomorrow. wall to wall carpeting. Susan McQuov, WHEEL CHAIR. Slightly You own vour own lot fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Assistant Clerk 1. Tracy 8, David Bogner year lease $700. month. Simon CSi, Simon $650 per month. Heat ter, C T until 1 1 :00a.monthe of 40 Birch Mt. Rd. 5' side 643-672 - 647-0069. used, like new. $125. and house. No associa­ FRANK YOUNG and hot woter Included. dote shown below for the fol­ The fiduciary Is: yard varlence; Bed rails, adjustable, lAUTD tion fees. Competi­ TILEMA8TERS One year lease plus lowing: Billie Garda, Executrix 2. B o lto n M etho dist practically new. $50. tively priced from c/o Kenneth Poskowltz Church 1031 Boston Tpk. SERVICES securltv deposit. No March 7, 1989 — Repair 8. One Corporate Center ■qftJVACATIDN 527-2199 $149,900. Blanchard & PAINTING Replacement of the un­ Variance to erect 54'x34' Tile Sales and Installation pets. Available Imme­ Hartford, CT 06103 sign. ( ^ R E N T A L S Rossetto Realtors," Interior Speelellete diately. Reale Real Est­ dercarriage assembly LAREWS CAR We're Selling Houses" UAN>irSTFR caterpillar 963 _ 054-02 John H. Roberts, ate, 649-0795, Chairman, ZBA CAPE COD. Yarmouth. 3 DETAIUNG. 646-2482.n______Pride taken In every job we dol March 14, 1989 — 3M Re­ ENDROLLS Thorough cleaning Quality Is our main concern. MANCHESTER. Three flective material. Alumi­ 059-02 bedrooms, 1 block to HURRY to Insure CHFA num Sign Blanks, Alumi­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS ocean. Excellent loca­ 27'A width • 2S8 inside-out. Wash, wax, financing! First floor, REASONABLE RATES room apartment. $480 num Street Sign Blanks ESTATE OF: 13V4 width - 2 for 258 shampoo rugs, etc. Call plus utilities. Security. tion. Available June- end unit in four-plex. and Channel Posts CARL K. WEIL, O/k/O November. 647-7234. M U ST be picked up at the now and make vour We cater to the home owner. We are bath remodel and ceramic tile specialists. No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 M a rc h 14, 1989 — CARL WEIL appointment for March Four rooms, 2 bed­ Purchase ot throe (3) INVITATION TO BIO Herald Office Monday thru rooms, 2 full baths. Senior Citizen Discount Let us win your confidence! Call us today for a weekdays. Transportable Bleacher The Honorable William E. Thuredey before 11 a.n. only 645-8441. The Manchester Public J INDUSTRIAL Fully appllanced, cen­ FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED free estimate, commercial or residential. units FitzGerald, Judge of the .47 MANCHESTER March 15,1989 — Recrea­ Court of Probate, District of Schools solicits bids for 1371 PROPERTY tral air. Inground pool. Mambar Chambar of Commarca tion Department Athletic Manchester at a h irin g held HOME ECONOMICS EQUIP­ MENT and INDUSTRIAL AUTD8 FDR Shows nicely! 643-6774 Newer 3 bedroom du- Supplies on February 21,1989 ordered $115,900.Strano Real that oil claims must be pre­ ARTS tor the 1988-1989 school M A N C H E S TE R . 14,000 RENT/LEA8E plexs, large appli- The Town of Manchester Is sented to the fiduciary ot the year. Sealed bids wll be re­ Estate, 647-7653.0 an equal opportunity em­ square feet, Industrial WANTED TD anced kitchens, full address below. Failure to ceived until March 8, 1989, space, available Imme- FREE Mileage on low basements, with ployer, and requires an oWIr- promptly present any such 2:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. res­ BUY/TRADE R T l INVESTMENT mattve action policy for all of claims may result In the loss pectively. at which time they dlately, offices In­ cost auto rental. Vil­ washer dryer hookups. Its Contractors and Vendors of rights to recover such will be publicly opened. The cluded. Howland Real lage Auto Rental, 643- 1 | 2 4 | pr o p er ty Nice yards, private as a condition of doing busi­ claim. right Is reserved to relect any Estate, 643-1108. W A N TED : Used Maho­ 2979 or 646-7044. ness with the Town, as per and all bids. Specifications gany Bedroom Set and Be a carrier! parking. No pets. Two Federal Order 11246. Susan McQuav, M ANCHESTER. 3400 and R O CKV ILLE. For sale by Assistant Clerk and bid forms may be se­ miscellaneous furnl- months security. Im­ Bid terms, plans and specifi­ cured ot th Busines Office, 45 2400 square foot Indus­ MI CELLANEDU owner. Six family un­ Ever wonder why newspaper carriers smile so much? B b c b u m North School Street, Man­ ture. 293-2900.______8 8 Ihev're having FUNI When you're a carrier, you gel lo meet omers cations ore avollable ot the The fiduciary Is: trial space. Loading its Good to excellent mediate occupancy. General Services' office. Paul J. Volpe, Executor chester, Conecticut. LIO N EL and American AUTOMOTIVE your own age. go lo special meetings with lood When you need to advertise, c/o Bernard F. Grobowskl dock, parking. Wood­ condition. Willing to great prizes lor signing up new subscribers And that s not * 1 '^° “ Call Julie Blanchard, Town of Manchester, CT Raymond E. Demers, land Industrial Park. nver Trains. Top cash consider owner financ­ nothing works like Classified! P.O. Box 177 Business Manager FOR Sale. Car for parts. can earn your OWN money ERA Blanchard & Ros­ Robert B. Weiss, Bristol, C T 06010 Principals only. 643- paid bv collector. ing for qualified buv^jl- you're 12 years or older, why not find out more? Call 647-9948 today General Manager 058-02 Mike, 228-3479. $100 best otter. 649-9233. Dial 643-2711 setto, 646-2482. 05S-02 2121. Call for details. 225- 051-02 1012, 9-5. SPOUTS ______Syracuse’s Douglas set to break assist mark By William Kates of conventional passes, alley-oop lobs The Associated Press and electrifying manuevers. The pre-season selection as the Big Tyson ready to shape further boxing history SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Sherman East’s Player of the Year, Douglas is Douglas has never needed a holiday to Ja considered to be one of the top three practice his stylized version of the point guards in the nation, along with By Ed Schuyler philosophy that it’s better to give than Oklahoma’s Mookie Blaylock and Iowa’s B.J. Armstrong. The Associated Press receive. But Douglas has risen from humble Maybe that’s why the Syracuse LAS VEGAS — Mike Tyson is a 22-year-old beginnings. senior point guard is about to set “ I had self-doubts coming out of champion with a sense of boxing history. college basketball’s all-time assist Frank Bruno is a 27-year-old challenger, who high school,” said Douglas, who was record. virtually ignored by the hometown could make boxing history. “ You can’t be a point guard and be They tangle Saturday night at the Las Vegas Hoyas of nearby Georgetown and selfish. It just doesn’t go,” said most other Division I schools. Hilton in a scheduled 12-round heavyweight title Douglas, who has 872 assists, 22 shy of bout, which will be televised by HBO at about 7:25 “ I had confidence I would make a the NCAA record of 894 set by good point guard but after not being p.m. PST. . Northeastern’s Andre LaFleur, who Tyson is a prohibitive favorite to cement his claim recruited I began thinking that maybe played between 1983 and 1987. to being the world’s best fighter and to invite further I wasn’t as good a player as I “ The worst thing you can do at the comparisons to past boxing greats he so admires. thought,” said Douglas. point is be selfish. Your team would 'T m not saying I ’m the most skillful fighter in the John Woods, who coached Douglas never win,” said the 22-year-old world. I ’m just saying I ’m the best.” Tyson said. at Springarn High School, remem­ Washington, D.C., native, who is Not only would a Bruno victory be a major upset, bered being puzzled by the lack of nicknamed the “ General.” it would made him the first British fighter to win the v v interest in his star guard. Winning is the essence of playing for world heavyweight championship in this century. .y»*vv “ He had an awkward shot, but ' y . ' t ; Douglas, who has spent his career A victory by Bruno would come 11 years and 10 somehow he always found a way to get passing out glory to other players so days after Leon Spinks, 9-1 underdog, won the <1 the job done,” said Woods, whose his team could prosper. heavyweight title on a 15-round split decision over team was 31-0 Douglas’ senior year. With his steady career at Syracuse Muhammad Ali at the Las Vegas Hilton. “ He would always rise to the coming to an end, some of that glory is occasion. He had a competitive spirit The odds favored Tyson at about T h -\ in finding its way back to Douglas, who that made me think there was nothing man-to-man betting. also will likely set the school record he couldn’t accomplish.” “ This is a peak time to beat Mike Tyson.” Bruno '■^1 for steals and pass NBA Hall-of- Syracuse was one of a handful of said. “ What he is going through — I don’t think his Famer Dave Bing as the most prolific colleges that expressed interest in mind is 100 percent on the job.” scorer in Syracuse history. Douglas. His decision to become an Tyson ended his stormy marriage to actress “ He’s had an amazing career,” said AP photo Orangeman wasn’t an easy one Robin Givens with a divorce on Valentine’s Day. He Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim. because it meant playing — or rather suing manager Bill Cayton to break their contract. READY — Heavyweight boxing champ England’s Frank Bruno Saturday night. The only player ever to leave a sitting — behind Dwayne “ Pearl” He’s being sued for $10 million by trainer Kevin deeper mark on the Syracuse pro­ Mike Tyson weighs in Friday in Las Tyson weighed in at 218 pounds. Washington for two seasons before Rooney, with whom he has split. gram, according to the coach, was even getting a chance. Vegas for his titie defense with Bing, who played in the same There have been other problems, and the fight has Douglas, who had been the shooting backcourt with Boeheim. been postponed five times. guard at Springarn although recru­ Boxing Council, despite not having fought since Oct. “ Bing was a one-of-a-kind player It shapes up as a battle of punchers. During his layoff since the Michael Spinks fight. ited as a point guard, spent his first Tyson ballooned to 255-260 pounds. He weighed in 25. 1987, when he knocked out Joe Bugner in the because he could do so much. Tyson has scored 31 knockouts, 24 of them in less eighth round. Bugner unsuccessfully challenged year learning from Washington and Friday at 218 pounds, which is 2*/4 pounds less than Sherman’s like that, too. He plays developing his ball-handling skills. than three full rounds in winning all 35 of his pro Muhammad Ali almost 14 years ago. AP photo fights. Bruno has scored 31 knockouts in posting a he weighed for Spinks. both ends of the court. He’s inside and When Washington decided to turn The 6-foot-3 Bruno, who had an 11-inch reach he’s outside. He’s the greatest passer 31-2 record. Bruno is getting $3.8 million. Tyson is getting NEARS MARK — Syracuse’s Sherman Douglas, shown in a file professional after his junior season. advantage, weighed 228 pounds, the same as he I ’ve ever seen,” said Boeheim. Tyson, however, has big edges in quickness and about $8 million, but the money to pay the undercard photo, is 22 assists shy of the NCAA career mark of 894 set by Douglas became the Orangemen’s hand speed, and the caliber of his opposition weighed when he lost to Witherspoon. “ It’s obvious, that when the General leader. is being being taken from his purse. is out there, he makes them a great Northeastern’s Andre LaFleur. Douglas will be in action Sunday generally has been much higher. Bruno is ranked No. 1 by both the WBA and World “ He’s developed the ability to run team,” said St. John’ s Coach Lou when Syracuse hosts Kentucky at noon. this club and make good decisions.” Carnesecca, who admits to being a said Boeheim. “ And he’s still scores Douglas fan as long as the Redmen at the point. His improvement is the Landry may be out of a job game. He is the Orangemen’s leading dence, Douglas tied the NCAA single­ are on a different court. “ He’s quite a reason this has been a winning team. ’ ’ Henderson doesn’t scorer with an 18.2 point-per-game game record with 22 assists. He has KXAS-TV reported Friday completed. player.” recorded 10 or more assists in 11 Indeed. Syracuse, 22-5, lost both Bv Denne H. Freeman Douglas is currently third in the average. night that Johnson had already “ Obviously, we’re working on games this season with an assortment games Douglas missed. The Associated Press nation, averaging nine assists a Earlier this season against Provi­ understand fuss resigned as head coach at Miami something. There’s no decision and was already putting together today. There may be one (Satur­ DALLAS — An announcement FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Out­ day) . There may be an announce­ of the sale of the Dallas Cowboys a staff. fielder Rickey Henderson showed up at the KXAS said Johnson was bring­ ment (Saturday) afternoon by could come as early as Saturday, New York Yankees training camp Friday, ing in Dave Wannstadt. now with Tex Schramm,” Francis said. Some professional athletes have hearts of gold a spokesman for the N FL fran­ after missing the club’s first two full-squad the Miami Dolphins, as defensive chise said Friday, as speculation If an announcement is not made workouts, and wondered why his new bo.ss, coordinator; and three members advertisers. “ We’re their heroes. It makes them feel good to surrounding Coach 'Tom Lan­ Saturday, it probably would come of his Hurricanes staff — Rich By Nick LItco Philadelphia Phillies slugger Mike Schmidt, in see us,” said Adrian Dantley, the Detroit Pistons Dallas Green, was angry dry’s future with the organization on Monday or Tuesday, Francis The Associated Press “ The manager ain’t even met me yet. What Davis to coach the defensive line. conjunction with players throughout the major forward, of a recent trip to a local hospital. intensified. said. Detroit Red Wings forward Gerard Gallant’s can he be upset for?” Henderson asked. Tony Wise to coach the offensive “ We have not made a deal, and DETROIT — Detroit Lions place-kicker Eddie leagues, has provided more than $1 million in the H R. “ Bum” Bright, majority past two seasons by encouraging sponsors to involvement with the Make-A-Wish foundation is “ People say I ’m late. I ’m early.” line, and Hubbard Alexander to we are not making a deal at this Murray gives his time and money to the American Henderson noted the basic agreement does owner of the Cowboys, met something the hockey club initiated. coach receivers. time. We’re working on it, but it’s Cancer Society for the most personal of reasons — participate in the Home Run Match Program. not require players to be in camp until March 1. behind doors for much of the day The Herald said Miami athletic “ Those (athletes) that get involved are not people “ It’s for a good cause, and if it helps the too many pieces right now,” he lost both parents to the disease. “ Two days might hurt his pride and what with Arkansas oilman Jerry director Sam Jankovich inter­ who are in it for the glory, said Dr. Allan De Horn, terminally ill. then I ’m for it.” said Gallant, who Francis added. He said it was Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Reggie Williams Jones, who, the Miami Herald the Lions’ team psychologist. recently hosted a 14-year-old boy afflicted with a he’s teaching. I ’m sorry.” Henderson said of viewed assistant coach Gary premature to speculate about overcame a speech and hearing problem. Now he Green, who took over as manager in the said, had worked out a deal to Stevens as a possible replace­ Steve Mott, the Lions’ center, involves his brain tumor. Landrv’s fate. helps children do the same as a member of the board purchase the team for $130 There are no guidelines from the clubs or the offseason.” ment for Johnson. of trustees of the Cincinnati Speech and Hearing teammates in his favorite charity. Henderson said he was attending to personal million. “ If there’s .some truth to all the Asked if the deal would leave a Every year since 1985. the Lions’ center has been leagues requiring players to engage in community C6nt6r. service. Some organizations encourage it. business. A Fort Worth television station, rumors, sure I would love to be bad taste in the mouths of instrumental in providing gifts for the needy with Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Kirk “ If there is a charity asking for assistance, wetry Green, with his coaching staff looking on, KXAS-TV, reported Thursday the head coach here.” Stevens Cowboys fans, Francis said, “ It’s his “ Lions’ Merry Christmas.” no special reason for helping the Cystic Fibrosis to line up a player who isn’t committed to a charity met with Henderson for about 10 minutes night that Jones was buying the said Friday. “ This is where I going to be good for the city of “ We get (clothing) sizes and toy lists from Social Foundation. He just does it. . already,” said Matt Dobek, a Pistons’ spokesman. before Friday’s workout and put the issue to team and bringing in University want to be.” Dallas and good for the people of Services, go out and buy them and wrap them,” Be it obligation or altruism, some professional Most of the athletes volunteer, some quietly. rest. ... of Miami coach Jimmy Johnson There was no immediate con­ Dallas.” athletes have hearts for charity many times the size Mott said. “ It’s over. I think we’re fairly compatible, firmation from Miami on whether As Francis presided over an The look on the children’s faces was all the reward “ The reason why you don’t hear of Kirk Gibson to replace Landry. of their biceps. . ... u if doing a lot of charity work is because I don’t do it for the manager said. “ I understand what his The Herald reported the deal Johnson had resigned or from the impromptu news conference. “ I started visiting kids (while) in high sf^hool. If the players were looking for. thinking was. I think in no uncertain terms he assistants rumored as on their Bright slipped out a back door at “ I hate to think that during Christmas there are the publicity. I like to do it privately," Gibson said. 1 had been completed and was vou play high school football in Massillon (Ohio), Some do it for exposure and selfish reasons, but knows where I ’m coming from. I ’m satisfied in awaiting only league approval. way to the Cowboys staff. his headquarters along Stem- you’re looked up to,” said Chris Spi^P m an Jhe kids who have no gifts at all,” Mott said, “ It must be After making a series of “ no hard for kids to understand the situation.” that number is low and organizers are savvy enough his mind he felt he was doing the right thing. Johnson’s hiring is also conting­ mons Expressway northwest of Detroit Lions’ rookie linebacker and AH-Amenca " I told him what I stand for, what I ’m trying comment” statements earlier, downtown Dallas. It’s children who tug hardest at athletes’ to see it and avoid further contacts, said Gary ent upon league approval, the from Ohio State. . ^ Lichtman. spokesman for the United Foundation in to accomplish with the team. You have to work Herald said in its early Saturday Jim Francis, Bright’s financial Johnson slipped into Dallas The free pitch for the chanties can be w o i^ a heartstrings. Many visit ill children in hospitals and adviser and right-hand man, quickly volunteer when the charity involves kids. Detroit. to try to get that accomplished. I told him w e’re editions. Friday while Bright negotiated fortune. The 63-second spot for rooting for him to have a heck of a season emerged shortly after 6 p.m. to with Jones, who was Johnson’s Athletes, because of their celebrity status, have a The players have to be on guard against bogus Any sale would have to be during this year’s Super Bowl was ^orthSL3 million charities and events. individually, but we’ve got a program and we approved by three-fourths of the tell reporters that a deal was in roommate at Arkansas in the based on the $675,000 per 30-second spot charged to big impact. the works but had not been expect him to be part of it.” N FL owners. 1960s. Sports in Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard

UConn hosts Pittsburgh Heat 111, Clippers 91 NHL reaults MHS names tri-captains Basketball L.A. C U P P E R S (»1) Scholastic HARTFORD — The University of Connecticut Smith 5-11 3-3 13, Normon 8-12 0-0 16, Flyers 6. Devils 2 Juniors Meg Berte and Karen Rattanakoun and Huskies will host the University of Pittsburgh in Big Beniamin 4-14 11-14 19, Williams 1-3 04) 2, sophomore Shelly Dieterle have been named Grant3-15OO6,Nlxon3-102-28,Whlte3-42-28, East Conference action today at 1 p.m. at the Civic Philadelphia * ? tri-captains of the Manchester High girls’ soccer Wolt1-3(W2, Garrick 8-111-217, Klte0-404)0, Now Jersey l ) 0 -^ Center. UConn, 5-8 in the Big East and 14-9 overall, NBA standings Lock 0-3 00 0. Totals 36-90 19-23 91. Rrstperlod— 1,NewJersev,Sundstrom25 team for the fall 1989 season. llling Invitational is coming off a key 77-75 win at Boston College M IA M I O il) (Shanahan, Kurvers), :20. 2, Philadel­ Manchester Coach Joe Erardi also announced the Bennet Junior High took the boys Long 8-11 4-4 20, Thomoson 4-11 1-2 9, phia, Kerr 38 (Wells), 4:29 (PP). 3, championship In the fourth annua Wednesday night. The Panthers. 8-6 in the EASTERN CONFERENCE Cummings 5-11 2-2 12, Edwards 1018 ^2 22, Indians’ two non-league games will be played AtlonNc Division Philadelphia, Samuelsson 2 (Poulin), 7:08. llling Junior High Freshman Basketball conference and 15-10 overall, are coming off a 73-72 Washington 3-5 2-2 8, Sundvold 7-16 00 17, Penalties— Bullard, Phi (Hbowlng), :52; against two ’88 state finalists. Manchester will host Invitational Friday afternoon with a W L Pet. GB Selkaly 301-47, Gray 401-29, Neal 2-22-27, win over Villanova Monday night. New York 36 18 .667 LoIselle,NJ (lnterference),2:56; Oivchrun, Class M finalist Sheehan on Friday, Sept. 15. and 63-59 win over the Rockville High Hastings 0-10-00, ShoskvOI OOO. Totals46-92 Phi, mlnor-malor (Instigator, fighting), freshmen, llling won the girls' cham­ UConn is tied for seventh place in the league with Phllodelphlo 29 22 .569 S '/ j 15-20111. Class L runner-up Simsbury on Nov. 1 to end the Boston 25 28 .472 4:38; Molev, NJ, molor (fighting), 4:38; pionship with o 42-39 overtime victory St. John’s, which hosts Georgetown tonight. This L.A. Clippws 17 12 31 31— 91 Berube, Phi, misconduct, 7:04; Korn, Washington 21 30 .412 Miam i 33 22 30 26— 111 regular season. over Bennet. will be the Huskies’ final Big East home game of the New Jersey 21 33 .389 15 NJ, mlscondutd, 7:04; Ekiund, Phi (hold­ In consolation matches, the llling i] 3-Polnt goals— Sundvold 3, Neal. Fouled ing), 8:41; CIrella, NJ (elbowing), 11:45; boys took third place with a 64-59 win season. They will be at Syracuse Tuesday and Charlotte 14 39 .264 out— None. Rebounds— Los Angeles 50 Central DIvM en Vellschek,NJ (holding),17:07. over the South Windsor High freshmen (Norman 9), Miami 99 (Gray 9). Assists— ^cond period—4, Phllodelphla,Eklund15 while Windsor took the girls' consola­ Pittsburgh next Saturday. The Huskies wind up Cleveland 41 12 .774 Los Angeles 21 (Beniamin 6), Miami 35 Detroit 34 15 .694 (Propp, Howe), 6:01 (pp). 5, New Jersey, Weeicend schoiastic siate tion game, 40-27, over East Hartford their regular season against Central Connecticut (Washington 10). Total fouls— Los Angeles AAacLeon 36 (Korn, Albelln), 7:55. 6, Milwaukee 32 18 .640 19, Miami 24. A— 15,000. State University on Monday. March 6 at the Field Atlanta 33 20 .623 Phllodelphlo, Kerr 39, 13:20. Penalties— In boys’ basketball action, East Catholic (8-12) ^ Jeff Lazzarls netted 20 points, Paul House in Storrs.______• Chicogo 32 20 .615 Chvehrun, Phi (tripping), 2:17; Brown, will take on St. Bernard (10-9) in the second game of KIrbv 13 and Terrance Williams 10 to Indiana 11 40 .216 NJ(lnte(^ence),5;09; Berube,RiLntalor lead Bennet to the boys' crown. WESTERN CONFERENCE Big East standings (fighting), 8:47; Donevko, NJ, malor an All Connecticut Conference Tournament double- Lazzarls was the tournament most valuable player. Williams, llllng's Dave MMwosI Division Big East Conference O 'lall (fighting), 8:47; Kerr, Phi (high-sticking), header tonight at 8 at Xavier High in Middletown. If Television and Radio W L Pet. OB • W L w L 11:02; Chvehrun, Phi (crosschecking), White, Chris Callo of South Windsor and 33 21 .611 16:21; Hextoll, Phi, served bv Bollard East wins, it will face top-ranked St. Joseph of Kevin Gelssler of Rockville made the Utoh Georgetown 11 2 21 3 all-tournament team. Mark Harnols Houston 31 21 .R6 Seton Hall 9 5 22 5 (slashing), 18:^. Trumbull Monday at 5:45 p.m, also at Xavier. Denver 29 25 .537 Third Period— 7, Philadelphia, Bullard had 25 points and Gelssler 9 In the Syracuse 8 5 22 5 East has split with St. Bernard in their two consolation for Rockville. ^ TODAY Dallas 27 24 .529 Pittsburgh 8 6 15 10 21 (Howe), 15:28. 8, Philadelphia, Smith 14 San Antonio 13 38 .255 Providence 6 7 17 7 (Kerr, Acton), 19:03. Penalties— Smith, Phi meetings this season with East winning the first White had 22 points, Randv Shakes 19 Noon — College basketball: Tulsa at Arkansas, 8 44 .154 (holding), 7:05; Berube, Phi, malor (fight­ and Greg King 9 to lead llling to third Miami Villanova 6 7 15 12 gaame, 60-55 on Dec. 23 and the Saints winning in place. Jason (Jaudet had 16 points and Pacific Division Connecticut 5 8 14 9 ing), 16:54; Shanahan, NJ, malor ESPN 35 17 .673 (fighting),16:54. overtime. 68-62, on Feb. 17. Callo 8 to pace South Windsor. L.A. Lakers St. John's 5 8 14 10 Patty Hornbostel netted 18 points. 1 p.m. — College basketball: Pittsburgh at Phoenix 33 18 .647 Boston College 1 11 9 14 Shots on gool— Phllodelphlo 12-9-5— 26. Xavier will meet Fairfield Prep at 4 p.m. in the UConn, WPOP (AM-1410), NESN (taped-8 p.m.) Seattle 32 19 .627 New Jersey 11-12-15—38. MarV Morlartv 15 and Jess Marauez 9to (Jolden State 30 21 .588 Today's (3ames Power-plav Opportunities — first half of thetwinbill. In between, at 6 p.m , will be lead llling to the girls' crown. Natasha 2 p.m. — College basketball: Colorado at Kansas Portlond 25 26 .490 Pittsburgh at UConn (Civic Center), 1 Phllodelphla2ot4; NewJerseyOofS. the ACC girls’ championship clash between Mercy Jackson hod 21 points and CIndv 14 37 .275 Botticello 13 to lead Bennet. NESN Sacramento p.m. Morlortv was tournament M VP with L.A. Clippersi 11 44 .200 Providence at Seton Hall, 1 p.m. Goalies— Phllodelphlo, Hextoll, 27-23-3 and St. Joseph. 2 p.m. — College basketball: UNLV at LSU. (38 shols-36 saves). New Jersey, Burke, The Xavier-Prep winner will face No. 2seed Notre Hornbostel, Jackson, Windsor’s Ro­ Friday's Games Villanova at Boston College, 7 p.m. semary Harris and East Hartford s Channel 3 Late Gomes Not hi eluded Georgetown at St. John's, 9 p.m. 18-23-9 (26-20). A— 19,040. Dame of West Haven Monday night at 7:45 p.m. The Becco Peet on the all-tournament team. 2 p.m. — Golf: Aetna Challenge, ESPN Boston 12S,Mllwaukee112 Sunday's Game Harris had 18 points and Shannon Kentucky at Syracuse, noon Referee— Bob Mvers. Linesmen— Pat title and consolation games will be held Wednesday 2:30 p.m. — College basketball: Notre Dame at [Japuzzo, Dan McCourt. M ays 10 to lead Windsor to third place. Miami 111, L.A. Clippers 91 Monday's Games night. Lisa Higgins had 13 points and Colleen Georgia Tech. Channel 30 Cleveland 128, Portland 91 Villanova at Georgetown, 7:30 p.m. Also. Manchester High junior Aaron Dixon will LaPage 6 for Eost Hartford. 3 p.m. — Bowling: PBA True Value Open, Denver 121, Utah 102 Boston College at St. John's, 8 p.m. Washington 130, New York 127 Tuesday's Game Sabres 5, Jets 4 compete in the State Open wrestling championship Channel 8 UConn at Syracuse, 8 p.m. today in the 152-pound weight class at Glastonbury 4 p.m. — College basketball: Oklahoma State at Golden State 127, Dallas 92 W ednesday's (3ame Chicago 106, Houston 97 Seton Holl at Providence, 7 p.m. Winnipeg i 2 1— 4 High School. Dixon, who had a fine 20-1 r^ord Kansas State, NESN Son Antonio at Indiana, (n) Thursday's Game Buffalo 2 3 0 -5 during the regular season, placed third in the Class 4 p.m. — College basketball: South Alabama at Philadelphia at Phoenix, (n) Syracuse at Boston College, 8 p.m. First Period— 1, Buffalo, Houslev 24 G olf Sacramento at L.A. Lakers, (n) Saturday, March 4 (Turgeon, Andreychuk), 11:13 (pp). 2, LL state championships last Saturday at East Reginald PInto/Mancheeter Herald Jacksonville, SportsChannel Saturday's Games UConn at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Buffalo, Napier 9 (Ruff, Bodger), 18:59. 3, Hartford High School. 4 p.m. — Golf: PGA Doral Open. Channel 3 Detroit at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Boston College at Providence, 8 p.m. Winnipeg, Ashton 24 (Hawerchuk, Kvte), 4:.30 p.m. — Golf: Women’s Kemper Open. San Antonio ot Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. St. John's at Villanova, 8 p.m. 19:26. Penoltles— Steen, Win (hooking), Doral Dpen scores TIGHTLY GUARDED — llling’s Randy Shakes (3) is Chicago at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. 6:33; Kulak, Win (hooking), 10:24; Kulak, Channel 30 Washington at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Win, misconduct, 11:13; Hartmon, But guarded closely by Rennet’s Matt Arnold during play 6 p.m. — College basketball: Vanderbilt at Houston at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. (roughing), 16:41. Whalers home this weekend M IA M I (AP) — Scores Fridov after the Sacramento at Seattle, 10 p.m. Second Period— 4, Buffalo, Turgeon 28 second round of fhe $1.3 million Doral Thursday in the fourth annual llling Junior High Florida, NESN (taped) Sunday's Games (Houslev, Hartman), 4:47. 5, Buffalo, HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers will Open golf tournament played on the par-72, Freshman Basketball Invitational. Bennet won, 70-35, 7 p.m. — College basketball: Villanova at Boston Boston at New York, 2 p.m. Andreychuk 19 (Tucker, Maguire), 12:58.6, 6,939-vard Blue Monster at the Doral Utah at Indiana, 2:30 p.m. Hockey Buffalo, Sheppard18 (Andreychuk), 13:55.7, complete a three-game homestand with a pair of Country Club: and went on to claim the championship with a 63-59 win College, ESPN Philadelphia at Denver, 4:30 p.m. Winnipeg, Olausson 11 (Hawerchuk, contests over the weekend. Tonight, the Whalers Bill Glasson 71-65— 136 7:30 p.m. — Rangers at Nordiques, Channel 9 L.A. Clippers at Detroit, 7 p.m. Steen), 18:06. 8, Winnipeg, Ashton 25 Wayne Levi 68-69— 137 over the Rockville freshmen, llling took third place with a (26-30-4) will host Boston at 7; 30 at the Civic Center 6969— 138 7:30 p.m. — Bruins at Whalers. SportsChannel, Portland at Miami, 7:30 p.m. (Steen, Ellett), 18:44. Penalties— Cloutier, John Huston Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. But, served bv Playfair (cross-checking), and Sunday night they will entertain Pittsburgh at Buddy Gardner 7068— 138 64-59 verdict over the South Windsor freshmen. Mark Calcavecchia 65-73— 138 WTIC NHL standings 9:19, Fenton, Win (holding), 15:29. A n A n 7:30 p.m. — College basketball: Hartford at Third Period—9, Winnipeg, Lemav 1 7:05. Fred Couples VT w T lO O NBA results (StMn, Carlyle), 5:17. Penaltles-^one. [Jan Halldorson 7069— 139 Niagara, WKHT WALES CONFERENCE Ben Crenshaw 67- 72— 139 Shots on goal— Winnipeg 3-12-3— 18. FOOTBALL 9 p.m. — College basketball: Georgetown at St. Potrich Division Buffolo 11-12-10-33. Bruce Lletzke 68- 71— 139 Celtics 125. Bucks 112 W L T Pta GF GA Pontiac 400 postponed Dan Pohl 69- 71— 140 Notional Football Laogue John’s, ESPN Power-play Opportunities— Winnipeg 0 DETROIT LIONS— Signed Victor Jones, Pittsburgh 32 23 6 70 273 256 of 2; Buffalo 1 of 3. Curtis Strange 7367— 140 Transactions NY Rangers 31 23 8 70 249 228 Brod Bryant 7J-69L-141 linebacker. 10 p.m. — Boxing: Mike Tyson vs. Frank Bruno, MILWAUKEE (112) Goalies— Winnipeg, Essensa, 3-2-1 (33 RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - For the second time in GREEN BAY PACKERS— Signed Cummings 5-20 3-413, Krvstkowlak 6-130-0 Washington 30 24 10 70 232 212 shots-28 saves). Buffalo, Cloutier, 10-8-0 Steve Elkington 69-72— 141 heavyweight title. HBO 12, Sikma 6-13 44 17, Humphries 5-13 1-211, Phllodelphlo 31 29 3 65 241 214 three years. NASCAR’s Winston Cup stop at Brad Faxon 7071— 141 James Campen, center. (18-14). LOS A N G ELES RA ID ERS— Signed Dale 10 p.m. — College basketball: Providence at Seton Pressev 5-112-212, Plerce9-143-322,Moncrlet New Jersey 21 31 10 52 224 261 A— 16,433. Richmond International Raceway has fallen victim Bob Twav 69-72— 141 3-5 34 10, MokeskI 2-2 04) 5, Davis 3-3 24 8, NY Islanders 21 37 3 45 204 256 Gil Morgan 7468— 142 BASEBALL Hellestrae, offensive lineman. Hall. NESN (taped) Referee— Dave Newell. Linesmen— to a winter storm. ,, American League M IA M I DOLPHINS— Signed E.J. Jun­ Brown 04) 2-2 2, Breuer 0-104) 0. Totols 44-95 Adorns DIvIslen Ray Scapinello, [Jan Schachte. Seve Ballesteros 7369— 142 11:30 p.m. — College basketball: Colorado State 20-25112. x-Montreal 41 15 7 89 246 182 “ We’re surrounded in a lOO-plus-mile radius with David Ogrin 71-71— 142 BOSTON RED SOX— Signed Kevin Rom- ior, linebacker, to a two-year contract. at Wyoming. ESPN BOSTON (125) Buffalo 30 27 6 66 240 242 nothing but ice and snow,” track President Paul Ed Florl 69-73— 142 Ine, outfielder, and Steve Curry, pitcher, to McHale12-162426,Lewls7-156^21, Parish Boston 26 24 11 63 208 198 Tom Kite 69-73— 142 one-year contracts. 7-9 S-6 19, Johnson 4-6 3-311, Shaw 7-9 0014, Hartford 26 30 4 56 224 217 Hockey Today Sawyer said Friday after deciding to postpone Hal Sutton 71- 71— 142CALIFORNIA ANGELS—Agreed to SUNDAY Paxson 7-121-215, Grandlson5-83-513, Acres Quebec 22 35 6 50 213 275 Sunday’s Winston Cup race, the Pontiac 400, until Bobby Clampett 7073— 143 terms with Terry Clark, pitcher, on a 1-3002, GambleOI 2-32, Rivas 1-3002. Totals CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Bobby Wadkins 69-74— 143 one-year contract. Noon — College basketball: Kentucky at Scoreboard March 26. 72- 71-143MILWAUKEE BREWERS— Signed Dale 51-8222-31125. Norris Division Buffolo ot Montreal (8:05 p.m. ESTl.The Denis Watson Syracuse, Channel 3 Mllvmukee 25 32 25 30— 112 W L T Pts GF GA An overnight storm left the three-quarter-mile. Lon Hinkle 69-74— 143 Sveum, shortstop; Chuck Crim, pitcher, Detroit 27 26 10 64 Canadlens are 3-1 against the Sabres this 72- 71—and 143 B.J. Surhoff, catcher, to one-year 12:30 p.m. — Golf: Aetna Challenge. ESPN Boston 27 27 31 40-125 249 252 season,allowing only ninegoals. D-shaped track covered in a sheet of ice topped by Keith Clearwater Bowling 3-Polnt goals— SIkmo, Pierce, Moncrelf, Chicago 22 31 9 53 241 260 Bob Eastwood 73- 71—contracts. 144 1 p.m. — College basketball: Duke at Arizona, St. Louis 21 29 10 Streaks four inches of snow. In addition. 30 mph winds 73-71— 144 SEATTLE MARINERS—Agreed to MokeskI, Lewis. Fouled out— None. 52 203 220 Vancouver has won seven In a row, a team Brian Tennyson Rebounds— Mllwoukee 47 (Cummings 9), Minnesota 19 28 14 52 200 228 created drifts up to two feet deep along the retaining Steve Jones 7074— 144 terms with Jay Buhner, outfielder, and Channel 30 Toronto 21 36 record. Including six In o rowot home, their 69-75— 144 Rich Renteria, Inflelder, on one-year Boston 49 (Parish 10). Assists— Mllwoukee 5 47 189 256 longest streak since the end of the 1986-87 Bill Sander 2 p.m. — College basketball: Purdue at Iowa, 27 (Humphries 10), Boston 37 (Show 12). Smythe Division walls. (jennle Clements 69- 75—contracts. 144 GOP Women season. ... Hartford's Ray Ferraro has National League Channel 8 Total fouls— Milwaukee 26, Boston 22. x-Calgary 42 13 8 92 272 178 Jim Carter 71-73— 144 Dawna Smith 177-511, Magda Gon­ Los Angeles 32 24 5 scored ot least one goal In seven straight 73- 71— 144ATLANTA BR A V ES— Signed Tom Glo- Technicals— Milwaukee coach Harris, Mll­ 69 309 268 games. ... Pittsburgh Is 0-3-1 In Its lost four Paul Azlnger zales 184, Lottie KuczvnskI 450, Joanne 2 p.m. — Celtics at Knicks, Channel 3 woukee II legal defense. A— 15,239. Edmonton 30 27 6 66 261 243 Dave Barr 71-73— 144 vlne and Joe Boever, pitchers, and Vancouver games. 71- 73—Geronimo 144 Berroa, outfield^, to one-year Allard 460. 2:30 p.m. — Tennis: Virginia Slims, ESPN 27 29 7 61 204 198 Stats Robert Wrenn Winnipeg 20 31 10 50 234 275 Glasson leads Doral Open T.C. Chen 72- 72— 144 contracts. 4p.m. —College basketball: Illinois at Ohio State. xclinched plavoft berth Vancouver Is l-194)whentralllnoottertwo 71-74— 145 LOS ANGELES DODGERS— Agreed to Cavaliers 128. Trail Blazers 91 periods. The Canucks trailed 1-0 otter otter Barry Jaeckel Powder Puff Channel 8 Friday's Games MIAMI (AP) — Billy Glasson chipped in twice in a 71 - 7 4 —terms 145 with Gllberto Reyes, catcher, on a two periods Thursday, but rallied to beot Dave Rummells 4 p.m. — Golf: Women’s Kemper Open, Channel Late (3a mesNot Included John Inman 74- 71—one-year 145 contract. Vicky Ladabouche 192-465, Mary PORTLAND (91) Buffalos, Wlnnlpeg4 Toronto 2-1 In overtime... Hartford has hod round of 65 that staked him to a one-shot lead Friday Nick Price 72- 73— 145NEW YORK METS— Signed Craig Shi­ Wright 460, Nancy Hahn 178-482, Joanne 30 Jones 1-4 04) 2, Kersey 9-13 04) 18, Phlladelphla6, New Jersey 2 10 or more power plays In three of Its seven at the halfway point of the $1.3 million Doral Open Billy Ray Brown 74- 71—pley, 145 shortstop, to a one-year contract. Desllet 472, Mary Jorvis 185-469, Lorrie 4:30 p m. — College basketball: Duque.sne at Duckworth 6-11 1-1 13, Drexler 6-26 6-8 18, St. Louis at Calgary, (n) games against Quebec this season. The Tommy Armour III 73- 72— 145PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Fenton 177-468. Porter 5-1104) 10, Bowie 3-8 0-06, Johnson 3-7 Los Angeles at Edmonton, (n) Whalers hove not hit double digits In Golf Tournament. Kenny Knox 75- 70—Released 145 Paul Cherry,pitcher. Penn State. SportsChannel 04) 6, SIchtIng 3-5 0-0 6, Anderson 2-6 04) 5, Saturday's Games power-ploy attempts In any other gamethls The first of those chip-ins, from about 40 feet, Sandy Lyle 74- 71— 145 4:30 p.m. — Golf: PGA Doral Open, Channel 3 Branch2-61-25, Brvont 1-3002. Totols41-100 Chicogo at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. seoson.... St. Louis Is the only team without “ was pivotal for me,” said Glasson, who started on Ray Floyd 74- 71— 145PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Signed U.8. Mixed 8-1191. Pittsburgh at New York Islanders, 7:05 an overtime win or loss this season. The Hubert Green 71- 74—Sammy 145 Khalifa, Inflelder, to o one-veor 6 p.m. — College basketball: Washington State at CLEVELAND (128) Blues oreOO-IOIn overtime. the back nine and chipped in for par on the third hole controct. Cindy Hurley 479, Linda Skoglund p.m. Joy Haos 72- 73— 145 180-490, M ary Whipple 187, Ernie Whl^p- UCLA. NESN • Sanders 3-10 00 6, Nance 1014 8-8 28, Boston at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Shots on goal following a 3-wood shot into the water. Howord Twltty 73- 73— 146 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Signed Tom Dougherty 11-14 5-7 27, Harper 5-10 5-8 15, The New York Islanders ore 11-23-1 when PagnonI, catcher, to a one-veor contract. ple 205-233-585, John KozIckI 207-558, 1 New York Rangers ot Quebec, 7:35 Isoo AokI 71- 75— 146 7:30 p.m. — Penguins at Whalers, SportsChannel. Prlce7-120-014,Rolllns02000,Ehlo540010, they outshoot their opponents.... Hartford He completed two trips over the cold, windswept Debbie Warner 185-487, Sue Hale 192-M8, p.m. Curt Byrum 72- 74— 146 BASKETBALL Jett Warner 201, Ruth Urban WTIC Wlllloms8-110016,Valentlne3-700 6, Keys Buffalo ot Montreal, 8:05 p.m. oi^hot (Quebec 50-33 Thursdoy night, the Blue Monster course at the Doral Country Club in Mike Hulbert 71- 75— 146 National Bosketboll Aisodotton 2-3 00 4, Dudley 1-1 00 2.Totals55-9018-23 Whalers' flrstS0^hoteffortsIncethevtook65 M IA M I HEAT— Activated Sylvester Jenny Fenn 194-492, Dave Fenn 226-203- 8 p.m. — College basketball: California at St. Louis at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. Mike Donald 72 - 7 4 - 1 4 6 612, Donna Vrlssls 180-479, Sue Cote 128. Toronto at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. shots otToronto on March15,1984.... Detroit 136, eight under par. Billy Casper 72- 74—Gray, 146 forward, from the Inlured list. Portland 26 15 26 24— 91 limited Pittsburgh to one shot In the third 177-511, Jim Poole 202, Shelia CapMlIa Oregon. NESN (taped) Sunday's (3ames Wayne Levi, who said he suffered a mental lapse Mark Lye 7 5 - 7 2 —Waived 147 Todd Mitchell, forward. Cleveland 30 30 24 44— 128 period while rallying from o six-goal deficit 201- 200-558, Alice Brown 1794^5 [ ^ e 8 p.m. — College basketball: West Virginia at Detroit at Chicago, 2:35 p.m. on the last three holes, was next at 137 after a 69. Brad Fabel 7 0 7 7 — 147 PHILADELPHIA 76ERS—Announced Pecker 189-516, Fred KozIckI 256-206638, 3-Polnt goal— Anderson. Fouled out— Calgary at Winnipeg, 3:35 p.m. fora6-6tIe. Tommy Nakallma 7 0 6 9 - 1 4 7 the retirement of Andrew Toney, guard. Temple, USA None. Rebounds— Portland 52 (Drexler Cathy Kenny 176, Linda Latullppe Pittsburgh at Hartford, 7:05 p.m. Swings First-round leader Mark Calcavecchia. Buddy Jim Hallet 74 - 7 3 — 147 PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS— Signed 11), Clevelond 50 (Ehio 10). Assists— Vancouver has 61 points In63 gomes. Lost Brook Steppe, guard, to a 10-dav 202- 496, Don Modore 202, Shoron Mo- 8 p.m. — College baseball: Miami (Fla.) at Texas. Vancouver ot Montreal, 7:0S p.m.- Gardner. John Huston and Fred Couples were next Mark O'Meara 7 0 - 77— 147 dore 186, Marge DeLlsle 206-508. Portland 26 (Drexler 12),Clevelond35(Prlce Los Angeles ot New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. season, the Canucks hod only 59 points In 80 (jene Sauers 7 3 - 7 4 - 1 4 7 contract. ESPN 9). Total fouls— Portland 22, Cleveland 11. gomes. at 138. Hoop tourney High School Roundup FloJo to retire NEW YORK (AP) — Florence Griffith Joyner, whose electrifying sprint times and spectacular racing outfits dazzled the track and field world last to be played year, will announce her retirement Saturday. Griffith Joyner will make her announcement at a news conference scheduled for 11 a.m. EST. a source said Friday. without fans Griffith Joyner has been capitalizing on her 1988 success by signing several commercial endorse­ Bv Chris Dahl ments worth more than $1 million and has received The Associated Press numerous other offers which she is pondering — deals that could be worth more millions. HARTFORD - The ECAC North Atlantic She will retire because of all the time-consuming Conference decided Friday it will go ahead and hold interests outside track and field and because she has its postseason basketball tournament at the been unable to devote time to training, according to Hartford Civic Center — but without spectators — the source, who is familiar wih her plans for the following an outbreak of measles at two schools. news conference. The spectator quarantine, which also applies to For the 1988 season, and particularly the the remainder of each team’s conference schedule, Olympics, Griffith Joyner. 29, trained extremely is necessitated by outbreaks of the highly hard, and it paid off with three gold medals and one contagious disease at Siena College and the silver at the Seoul Games and two world records. University of Hartford. “ We’ll go ahead and do it behind closed doors.’ ’ University of Hartford Athletic Director C. Donald Cook said after an emergency meeting in Boston with NAC commissioner Stu Haskell and other Celtics officials of the conference’s nine member From page 48 institutions. The decision, made with input from state and local health officials, was the only solution possible victory over the Dallas Mavericks in Adrian that would allow the conference to avoid cancella­ Dantley’s debut. tion of the tournament. Cook said. It was the Mavs’ worst home defeat ever in their The action is part of a larger quarantine imposed nine-year history. Dallas’ previous worst loss came by Connecticut health officials for the University of in a 118-93 defeat to the Los Angeles Lakers earlier Hartford’s West Hartford campus. Barring new this season. cases, the 21-day quarantine will be lifted March 12 Dantley was held without a field goal and had only one day after the completion of the tournament. eight points. The University of Hartford on Friday banned all Heat 111, C lippers 91: At Miami. Kevin Edwards public events, including meetings, conferences, scored 22 points and fellow rookie Grant Long added concerts, plays and exhibitions. Additionally, 20 Friday as Miami held the Los Angeles Clippers to full-time students who haven’t been immunized 29 points in the first half en route to a 111-91 victory. against measles have been restricted to campus and Los Angeles managed only 12 points in the second asked not to have guests until the incubation period quarter and Miami led 55-29 at halftime. The for the disease has expired. Clippers’ point totals for the second quarter and Ed Matesky. a university spokesman, said health first half were season lows for them and season records show that about 450 students may be at risk Reginald Plnto/Manchaater Herald bests for Miami’s defense. Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Los Angeles shot 24.4 percent in the first half. to contract the disease, and of those about 170 were TIED UP — HartforcJ’s Ray Ferraro, TWO POINTS — Bolton’s Craig Wins­ Friday night in Bolton. The Panthers immunized Thursday and Friday in the school’s are home twice this weekend, Saturday Miami’s 8-44 record is still the NBA’s worst. The health services office. right, gets tangled up with Quebec’s against the Boston Bruins and Sunday low (33) goes up for two points past won, 76-55. Clippers. 11-44. are second worst. They have now Walter M. Bortz III. vice president for institu­ Marc Fortier in their game Thursday with the Pittsburgh Penguins. Cromwell’s Shelby Jones in their game lost eight in a row. 27 of 28 and 17 straight on the tional advancement, said part-time undergraduate night at the Civic Center. The Whalers road. students and full-time graduate students also will Cavaliers 128, Trail Blazers 01:: At Richfield. Ohio. have to provide proof of immunization if they are Larry Nance scored 17 of his 28 points in the first half under age 35. Bolton five drops its finaie as the Cleveland Cavaliers built a 19-point lead and These students will have to be prepared to show Craig MarauodOl-21, RobLombertOO-0 konv), 1:51.21, 2. Hartford Public, 3. then held off a third-quarter rally to rout the Kerr leads Flyers’ assault BOLTON — It was the only 0. Totals 24 25-37 76. Hartford Public Portland Trail Blazers 128-91 Friday night. this proof to all their instructors. Bortz said. BOLTON (55) — Drew PInta 1 0-02 3, JOO free: 1. VIverols (HP), 2:06.6, 2. basketball game in town Friday The victory was Cleveland’s 20th straight at Students without proof of immunization will be EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. Mike Deranleau 1 0-1 2, Craig Winslow Miner (M), 3. Japan (HP) Friday night as Buffalo beat the night with three others post­ 10 6-6 26, Mike Hough 1 1-2 3, Jim 200 IM: 1. Ramons (M), 2:16.76, 2. home, extending a team record. The Cavaliers have barred from classes, he said. (AP) — Tim Kerr continued his Dominguez (HP), 3. Negron (HP) Winnipeg Jets .5-4 for a season- poned. Bolton High took on Hathaway 1 1-2 3, Frank Toziall 1 0-0 2, won four straight overall to improve their The university has about 4.000 full-time under­ assault on New York-area teams David Boles 1 0-0 2, Zac Morford 2 0-0 4, 50 free: 1. Middleton (HP), 23.36, 2. NHL Roundup high five-game winning streak. Cromwell High, and took it on the Mark Yavinskv 31-27, John Hoar 00-00, Parkany (M), 3. Fleming (M) NBA-leading record to 41-12. graduate students. 1.550 part-time undergraduates with two goals and the Philadel­ Diving: 1. Vega (HP), 174.20points, 2. and 1.800 graduate students. Andreychuk .scored Buffalo’s chin, bowing 76-55 in the regular Justin HermonOO-OO, Peter DellaBellal Portland. 25-26. lost its sixth in a row to fall under phia Flyers strengthened their season finale for both COC boys’ 0-03, Paul SauerOO-00, Brian NellOO-00. Patulak (M), 3. Bellamy (HP) Cook said he couldn’t make an accurate fourth goal on a 15-foot wrist shot TatalS 22 9-17 55. 100 fly: 1. Middleton (HP), 58.40, 2. .500 for the first time since Nov. 20. hold on the final playoff spot in the After Patrik Sundstrom gave basketball clubs. Medina (HP), 3. Philips (M) projection of the financial hardship that w'ould at 12:58 of the second period, then 3-polnt goals: B- Pinto, Della Bello, C- Bulls 106, Rockets 97: At Chicago. Scottie Pippen Patrick Division with a 6-2 New Jersey a 1-0 lead 20 .seconds Cromwell winds up 16-4 head­ Khang 3. 100 free: 1. Parkany (M), 54.34, 2. result from playing the basketball tournament in an .set up Ray Sheppard’s goal .57 Japan (HP), 3. Springer (HP) scored 14ofhis 19 points in the fourth quarter Friday victory over the fast-fading New into the game. Kerr tied it with his ing into postseason play, includ­ Halftime: 42-23 Cromwell. empty 15.414-seat arena. The tournament’s final seconds later as Buffalo went 500 free: 1. VIverols (HP), 6:04.93, 2. and Michael Jordan had 33 points as the Chicago Jersey Devils Friday night. 21st power-play goal after defen­ ing next week’s Charter Oak Miner (M), 3. Dever (HP) S round also is scheduled to be played before a ahead .5-1. 100 back: 1. Romans (M), 1:01.45, 2. Bulls overpowered the Houston Rockets 106-97 for The win was the third straight seman Jay Wells made a good Conference Tournament. Bolton > national cable television audience on ESPN. Manchester swim Dominguez (HP), 3. Crombie (M) their fifth straight victory. z for the Flyers and gave them a play to keep the puck in the Winneppg scored the game’s winds up its campaign at 1-19. 100 breost: 1. Fleming (M), 1:09.34, 2. Naturally there will be losses ... but the greater Pippen, who scored 10 of the Bulls’ final 12 points, o 13-point cushion over the fifth- Devils’ zone. final three goals, pullingtowithin “ We put forth a good effort. It loses to Public Negron (HP), 3. Cucuto (HP) X gain is that the games will be played and we will 400 free relay: 1. Hartford Public also had 13 rebounds and three steals. Otis "Thorpe n place Devils, who have dropped Kjell Samuelsson gave the one when Moe I.emay .scored the was the last game of the year so (Dominguez, Ahmidid, VIverols, Ja­ have a league champion. We all agreed to do led Houston with 25 points and Akeem Olajuwon cn five in a row. Flyers the lead for good less than third period’s only goal at 5:17. we played everyone,” Bolton HARTFORD — The Manches­ pan), 3:57.1, 2. Hartford Public, 3. H everything we can to get these games played. ’’ Cook three minutes later with his ter High boys’ swim team Manchester. added 24. M With ju.st 18 games left in the Lemay’s goal was one of only Coach Craig Phillips said. X .said. second goal in 55 games. Dave dropped a 95-77 decision to regular-.season. New Jersey will three shots by Winnipeg in the Cromwell had an 18-9 lead at X Plans were under way to offer refunds to those need a miracle bigger than last Poulin won a faceoff deep in the third period. Randy Carlyle al.so the turn. 42-23 halftime edge and homestanding Hartford Public Games delayed M who had purchased tournament tickets in advance. season’s 7-0-1 finish to make the Devils' zone and Samuelsson’s hit the post with 1:20 left. 65-35 bulge after three periods. Friday afternoon. The Indians’ Agassi triumphs X Cook said. Money from concessions and program playoffs for a second straight shot deflected off New Jersey’s record is now 2-3 in the CCC East > sales will also be lost. Phil Housley. Mark Napier and “ Cromwell is a very good team. by the weather r- sea.son. Kirk Muller and past goaltender He subbed freely at the end. and 6-7 overall. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Top-seeded Andre O Pierre Turgeon scored for Buf­ The threat of snow forced Conference officials hastily restructured the The Flyers now have 65 points Sean Burke. They’re just a good team that Egils Ramans was a double Agassi defeated Dan Goldie 6-1. 6-4 Friday night falo. Brent Ashton scored twice postponement of the bulk of tournament format to minimize anticipated losses. with 17 games left in the regular Pelle Eklund .stretched the lead could go a long way in the state winner for Manchester in the when Goldie hit a cross-court backhand into the net Originally planned for March 7-11 with days off for the Jets, who lost their third Friday night’s scholastic sche­ season. They are five points to 3-1 by putting in Brian Propp’s tournament.’’ 200-yard individual medley and on the sixth match point in the $602,500 U.S. Pro between rounds, the tournament will now be played .straight. Lemay and Fredrik dule. Two boys’ games, the East behind the New York Rangers. rebound at 6:01 of the second Peter Khang and Steve Alsup the 100 backstroke. Brian Par- Indoor Tennis Championships. Olau.sson scored one goal each. Hartford at Manchester High three consecutive days. March 9-11. the conference Pittsburgh and Washington, who period before John MacLean got each had 15 points and Shely kany copped the 100 free while The victory advanced Agassi to a semifinal OS .said in a prepared statement. share first place in the division. New Jer.sey within a goal 1:54 Jones 11 to pace Cromwell. Craig Eric Fleming garnered the 100 game at Clarke Arena and the Saturday against No. 3 seed and two-time defending u “ Basically it came down to a consolidation of After Sheppard’s goal made it breaststroke. The Indians’ 200 Bacon Academy at Coventry 1 t - Kerr has been the big differ­ later with his ,36th of the .season. Winslow was the lone Bulldog in champion Tim Mayotte, who earlier defeated Brad V i dates and a restructuring of rental figures.” 5-1. Olausson slid a short short medley relay of Brian Crombie, High clash, were rescheduled u ence in the Flyers since returning But Kerr restored the two-goal double digits with a game-high 26 Gilbert 6-4, 5-7, 6-4. Hartford Civic Center spokesman Steve Jordan under falling Buffalo goalie Fleming, Ramans and Parkany tonight at 7:30. X last Saturday after missing five lead when came out of the penalty points. In later matches Friday, No. 2 seed Boris Becker u said. Jacques Cloutier at 18:06. Thirty- The Vinal Tech at Cheney Tech games with a shoulder injury. His boxmstole Tom Kurvers’ pass CROMWELL (7« — Peter Khang60-0 took first place. of West Germany was scheduled to face lOth-seeded z eight .second later, Cloutier failed clash was postponed until Mon­ < “ Fortunately we were able to count on our friends two goals again.st New Jersey and beat Burke on a breakaway 15, Tom Rllev41-29, Steve Alsup«3-415, Manchester will be at Newing­ Christo van Rensburg of South Africa, and No. 4 to handle a loo.se puck behind his Shelby Jonei 27-911, Rob Monnes 16-« 8, day night at 7:30. Each team is at the Civic Center and the Sheraton (hotel) to gave him .seven in the four games at 13:20. ton Tuesday afternoon at 4. seed Mikael Pemfors of Sweden was to meet No. 11 lighten the financial burden. The (revised) rental net and the puck squirted out Joe DeMortlno 10-02, Jim Hodge 12-44, 7-12 and each needs the win to since he returned — all against Sabres 5, Jets 4: : At Buffalo, Mlochoel Motus 02-22, Dwayne Lewis 1 Robert Seguso. arrangements are considerably less than what we front, where Ashton slapped it 1-2 3, Shod Lewkowitz 1 1-2 3, Mike 5)0***medlev relay: l. Monchwter qualify for the state tournament. the New York-area teams — and N.Y.. Dave Andreychuk scored a Zolock 0 1-2 1, Rueben MItun 1 0-0 2, (Crombie, Fleming, Ramons, Por- had anticipated.” Cook said. 39 for the season. goal and assi.sted on two others into a half-empty net for his second goal of the night. Unending Yes! Hit hani War against drugs Things fall just right * Gypsy moth eggs is a bloody battle /7 for Huskies, Robinson /II In several towns /17 lianrlfpslpr Irrali

Monday, Feb. 27, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents Battered women find no shelter from abuse in Manchester

Bv Andrew J. Davis Hartford, she said. According to the state Family period, he said. Nancy Carr, director of the have one (battered woman), is Manchester Herald The fact that there is no shelter Violence Report, there were 130 The shelters provide services Manchester Area Conference of one needed?” he asked. for battered women in Manches­ such arrests in Manchester from such as counseling, crisis inter­ Churches, said she did not “have Wood also said that having a Picture the pain. ter has members of the human January through June of 1988. vention, child care and parental a feel” for whether a shelter was shelter in Manchester for Man­ A woman gets into a heated services subcommittee of the David Dearborn, a spokesman education. Dearborn said. The needed because the conference chester victims of assaults may argument with her husband. Agenda for Tomorrow committee for the state Department of “vast, vast majority” of the does not often deal with battered not be logical. If a battered Words are exchanged and the worried. The subcommittee will Human Resources, said shelters clients are women, he said. women. MACC runs the Samari­ woman was housed locally, it would be easier for her husband, Tyson set to meke argument turns violent. meet again on Wednesday at 3 for victims of domestic violence But is a shelter needed in tan Shelter for homeless people. p.m. at the Town of Manchester are in Hartford. Ansonia, Bridge­ boyfriend or friend to find her iEauthratrr Hrralft The husband beats his wife, and Manchester? “We don’t deal with families in than if she was outside town, he port, Greenwich, Danbury, Da­ she, fearing for her life, needs to Fire Department headquarters. "That’s not a question that’s the same sense,” she said. “My Police said today they could not nielson, Enfield, Meriden, Mid­ feeling is they hit Hartford and we said. history in ring leave her house. Where does she dletown, New Britain, New easily answered.’’ Dearborn “They (the Agenda for Tomor­ go? supply current figures on the said. don’t even deal with them. I’m not number of domestic violence Haven. New London. South Nor­ sure if we’re talking vast row subcommittee) don’t under­ If she wants to go to a shelter for arrests in Manchester. Manches­ walk. Sharon, Stanford, Torring- Any decision to build a shelter numbers.” stand the total concept of the battered women in Manchester, ter Superior Court records show ton and Waterbury. for battered women must be battered woman,” Wood said. Gary Wood, police spokesman, “Having one locally, for local see page 42 .she is out of luck, said Hanna that there were 1,319 arrests for From October 1987 to Sep­ made by community officials, said any decision on whether to SPORTS Marcus, town human services domestic violence in Manchester. tember 1988, the shelters served said Dearborn. After the decision people, doesn’t make sense. A build a shelter depends on a local scenario for local people ... director. Women, as well as East Hartford. Glastonbury and 5,259 clients statewide. Dearborn is made to establish a shelter, the community’s definition of need. children and men, who may need South Windsor last year, a court said. The Hartford shelter served state will then help a town start it doesn’t seem to be what they’re such a shelter must go to clerk said. 429 clients in that same time one. he said. “I don’t know,” he said. “If you looking for” CELTICS STOP THE BUCKS Bush extols i 1 NBA Roundup democracy HARTFORD (AP) — Kevin McHale scored 26 points and Reggie Lewis regained his to lead a kev surge in the fourth night as the Boston Celtics beat the Milwaukee ^'rhe Celtics outscored the Bucks 31-15 in the first in S. Korea 8-10 of the final period to go ahead by 19. then coasted to their first victory since returning from a dismal road trip in which they won .lust one of five By Terence Hunt threats ranging from radical The Associated Press students to North Korean ^ I^wis who made just one of seven shots in the infiltrators. first half, .scored 11 of his 21 points in the winning run SEOUL, South Korea — Presi­ Authorities arrested an esti­ and 14 in the fourth quarter for the Celtics, who were dent Bush today pledged con­ mated 15 demonstrators outside plaving their first game since trading Danny Ainge tinued troop support for South the U.S. Embassy shortly after and Brad Lohaus to the Sacramento Kings for Ed Korea and called for lower trade the president landed at a secure barriers as he wrapped up a Pinckney and Joe Kleine. . , ^ fho military base outside town. Pinckney was dressed in street clothes mr the five-day Asian trip and headed From Seoul, Bush was flying game and Kleine. whose wife gave birth on home to a fierce political battle back to Washington and the Thursday, was not at the game. over John Tower's nomination to sternest political test so far of his McHale made 12 of 16 shots in the game and^w is head the Pentagon. young administration, the storm made six of eight in the final half "I have come here today as the over the Tower nomination. The finished with 19 points and 10 rebounds and Brian leader of a faithful friend and a appointment is in danger of Shaw had 14 points and 12 assists for Bostom dependable ally,” Bush said in a rejection in the Democratic- It was the third straight road loss for the Bucks, speech to the South Korean controlled Senate, and the presi­ who remain one of just three NBA teams with National Assembly that highligh­ dent has pledged to mount a winning records away from home. They re now ted his quick stopover in Seoul. personal lobbying campaign to 13-12 outside Milwaukee. The president boarded Air Force salvage it. The Bucks were led by Ricky Pierce with 22 points Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald One at 5:24 p.m. local time (3:24 Bush’s brief visit in Seoul and Jack Sikma with 17. a.m. EST) for the long return trip included a luncheon for which the STEPPING OUT — Town Parks and Recreation Park today after Sunday’s snowfall. From left are Walt to Washington. participants took off shoes and Bullets 130, Knicks 127; ; At Baltimore^ Bernard Department employees clean the steps at Center Springs Irwin, Bill Gould and Bruce Scheftel. The president’s audience ap­ donned slippers. Guests sat on a King scored 25 points Friday night, plauded when he pledged to keep heated floor on cushions with the final 61 seconds, leading the Washington Bullets the 42,000 U.S. troops on duty as hard backs. But the 6-foot-2 Bush to a 130-127 victory over the New York Knicks before protection against North Korea, had trouble stretching his legs, a sellout crowd at the Baltimore Arena. but sat quietly when he talked of asking his hosts, "Do you put your Patrick Ewing had a career-high 45 points for the trade. legs straight our or do you fold Knicks, but was guilty of goaltending and two Legislators may miss tax deadline “I want you to have this direct them up?” turnovers in the final 33 seconds. ir from me: if we are to keep our The president made his rounds Ewing, who was 19-for-25 from the field, scored 18 Bv Judd Everhart tive April 1, three months before William J. Cibes Jr.. D-New would bring in $85 million in the bilateral relationships growing of Seoul by helicopter as he met points in the fourth quarter. But he '^7® The Associated Press the 1988-89 budget year ends. London, the other Finance co- final quarter of this budget year. even stronger, much more needs with President Roh Tae-woo — a the ball by John Williams with eight seconds O’Neill and the co-chairmen of chairman. But Democratic leaders say to be done” to ease trading democratically elected leader remaining as he tumeiJ for a shot that could have HARTFORD — Getting at least the tax-writing Finance Commit­ If they don’t, there’s always the that proposal, at least in the form relations, said the president. who replaced the country’s un­ a> given the Knicks the victory. . $140 million in new taxes on the tee acknowledged at week’s end $130 million left in the budget proposed by the governor, is Although Bush’s South Korean popular military dictatorship — The Bullets, who have won three straight, were books by April 1, as proposed by the enormity of the task of getting reserve, or rainy day fund, that going nowhere. visit was limited to five hours, a addressed the South Korean able to beat the New York press repeatedly and Democratic Gov. William A. enough votes to pass significant O’Neill had hoped not to have to O’Neill himself acknowledged security force of 120,000 police, National Assembly and greeted scored 38 points on fast breaks. Their 130 points O’Neill, may prove impossible, tax increase in the next 4'A tap for the current budget year. last week that it “wasn’t an agents and commandos was put were the most for Washington this season. the governor and Democratic weeks. The Democrats appear to have attractive proposal” but that he on top alert to protect him against See BUSH, page 10 Tnhn Williams scored 23 points for the Bulle^. and “We don’t have agreement on the votes to raise the cigarette did it because the state needs the Je(?Matofhad?9 M ark Jackson backedupEw,,.g legislative leaders say. There is nothing near a consen­ anything,” said Sen. William A. and alcohol taxes, the so-called money. It would raise an addi­ With 20 for the Michael Adams sus on any tax increase that Di Bella. D-Hartford, co- sin taxes, but even if they did by tional $340 million a year. W% would go very far in erasing the chairman of the Finance April 1. that would bring in no It got a lead-balloon reception Democrats unmoved and ” .x English had eight of his I. current year’s budget deficit, last Committee. more than $20 million to $25 froom legislators, who said it was in thp first three minutes of the second half, f’elping estimated at $170 million and on Actually, in order to be able to million in April, May and June. unduly regressive, hitting the L D e n v ^ to o 121-102 victory over Utah the way to the $200 million mark. begin collecting the additional The cornerstone of O’Neill’s working poor too hard, O’Neill’s by no-booze promise Friday night, snapping a five-game winning strea Eliminating, or at least reduc­ taxes, they would likely have to tax-increase plan — adding the proposal contained exemptions ing. that deficit is the reason be passed and on te books a week 7.5 percent sales tax to residential ^®The®vic"tory was the third straight for Denver in a O’Neill wants the increases effec­ or more before April 1, said Rep. and commercial utility bills — See TAXES, page 10 By Donna Cassata should err on the side of safety.” 1 critical four game home stand, and raised the The Associated Press said Breaux. “In that case, it Nuggets’ record at McNichols Arena to 24-5. indicates voting negatively.” AP photo WASHINGTON - John Tow­ Asked whether Tower’s prom­ TODAY er’s pledge to swear off alcohol if ise to refrain from drinking had hit ttiree 3-point goals and scored 34 points the Hartford Civic Center. The Celtics HUD considers housing plan approved as defense secretary swayed him, Heflin said he plans 5 gif as the Golden State Warriors snapped a SHOOTS — Boston’s Kevin McHale (32) to read the classified FBI report won, 125-112. left two undecided Senate Demo­ flgam e Reunion Arena losing streak with a 127 92 launches a shot over Milwaukee’s Jack contact Handley on the issue, she Handley plans to meet with Soviet-1 ran ties crats unmoved today and pledg­ on Tower today and “will review Bv Nancy Concelman the evidence of the drinking Sikma in their NBA game Friday night at Manchester Herald said. town Planning Director Mark Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini ing they will go over all evidence See CELTICS, page 47 Pellegrini sometime next week to on the nominee’s character be­ problem.” The Nike Circle houses, admin­ told Eduard Shevardnadze in a fore deciding how to vote. Heflin said he will consider The federal Department of istered by the Fort Devens discuss the HUD visit. In her rare D-ii-hour meeting that he letter, she suggested forming a "I think you have to review all “does lie have a drinking problem Housing and Urban Development military base in Massachusetts, wants Moscow to help combat the that might be a detriment to the will investigate the possibility of are owned by the U.S. Army and federal-local partnership that the evidence. I’m trying to be would allow the town to use the “devilish” West and the Soviet open-minded, judicial and fair United States national security” using 32 military homes off Nike are occupied by military person­ foreign minister today said his and "does he have a temptation Circle for affordable housing, nel. The Manchester housing is Nike housing. She said HUD sent about it,” Sen. Howell Heflin of her information on a federal- visit signals expanded ties, Iran’s Alabama, one of several Southern propensity that might return to town Director Mary Ann Handley among sites in 13 states the official news agency reported. drink.” said today. federal Commission on Base state-local partnership which she Democrats still considered open has passed on to the affordable Story on page 6. to the White House lobbying effort Sen. Orrin Hatch. R-Utah, said Handley, a Democrat who Realignment and Closure has on CBS "This Morning,” mean­ heads a committee of directors recommended closing to save housing committee. for Tower, said on ABC’s “Good HUD’s response says represen­ Morning America.” while. that Tower’s vow should and citizens appointed to study billions of dollars. Defense Secre­ put the drinking questions to rest affordable housing needs in Man­ tary Frank Carlucci approved the tatives will be sent from the Index Sen. John Breaux, D-La., said chester. on wrote to then-U.S, Manchester, N.H., office, but on the same program that he "because John Tower is a man of proposal last month and it is now 20 pages, 2 sections would vote against Tower if the his word. ... So I think that Rep. Jack F. Kemp with her pending before Congress. Handley said she believed the department may have made a vote were today despite the particular issue ought to be request on Jan. 10. Kemp is now Town staff will probably invite Classified - 17-19 Obituaries_____ 2 embattled nominee’s extraordi­ gone.” HUD secretary. mistake. Robert Donovan, direc­ Opinion______8 HUD representatives to tour the tor of housing management at the Com ics_____ 16 nary pledge on Sunday. Tower made his pledge against Handley said Kemp’s assistant Focus------9 People______9 secretary wrote back and said the Nike site, located on 13 acres off department’s Hartford office, “I think that if we have a the alcohol in televised inter­ Lakewood Circle. Handley said. .said today the Hartford office Local/State------Science_____ 17 serious doubt, if any senator has a views Sunday, saying he would be idea had merit and warranted Sports _11-14, 20 further discussion. A HUD repre­ "That would be a good start,” would probably handle her 2-4, 10 serious doubt about the compe­ NationAWorld _5-7 Television____ IS See TOWER, page 10 sentative has been asked to she said. request. tence of a candidate, that he