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Monday, Feb. 1,1988

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By Andrew Yurkovsky N. Tedford. both Democrats, said referendum was, ’We already Manchester Herald they were leaning toward a had a referendum — how many favorable vote for the tax abate­ times do we have to say no.’ ” Manchester residents are over­ ment proposal. DiRosa said the A proposal to pay for road and whelmingly against a seven-year directors probably will hold a utilities improvements around tax abatement worth $9.5 million special meeting Feb. 16 to vote on the mall through the issuance of to help pay for improvements the plan. $13 million in tax-increment around the proposed Mall at The developer of the proposed bonds was narrowly defeated by Buckland Hills, but a majority mall, the Homart Development voters in a referendum in nevertheless wants a shopping Co. of Chicago, is to present November. mall to be built in town, according details of the plan before the On the question of whether a to an informal poll of 158 people Board of Directors’ meeting study should be carried out to released today by Republican Tuesday night. A public hearing assess the economic and social town Director Ronald Osella. on the plan is scheduled to effect of the mall and related Of the 158 responses Osella precede the board’s second meet­ development in Buckiand. 74 received in the mail through ing of the month, on Feb. 9. percent of those who responded to Friday. 89 percent were against Osella last week asked resi­ Osella’s poll were in favor of the “ the abatement proposal and 17 dents to write to him to let him idea and 20 percent were against percent were in favor of it. Osella know their opinions on several it. Six percent had no opinion. said today. The remaining 3 questions relating to the proposed Osella said he received about percent had no opinion. $70 million mall. On whether they another 20 letters and cards on On the other hand. 56 percent of believe a referendum should be Saturday that he had not yet those responding want a mall in held on the tax abatement prop­ tabulated. Manchester, while 37 percent are osal, 73 percent approved of the DiRosa discounted the useful­ against the construction of a idea and 21 percent were against ness of Osella’s poll because of its mall. The remaining 7 percent the idea. The remaining 6percent informal nature and because of had no opinion. had no opinion. the fact that it was conducted by a Meanwhile. Mayor Peter P. Osella said that a typical member of the Board of Dirosa Jr. and Director Kenneth response from those again.st a Directors. ” It’s not really the most scien­ m m tific poll I’ve ever heard of,” he said. iV ' Osella said he was ’’still devel­ oping a position” on the tax abatement proposal. He said that «!* before taking a stand he w^uld. have to corisldfir comment TrUm residents during the Feb. 9 public hearing, among other things. Republican Director Geoffrey Naab said today he also had not made a decision on the abatement plan. “ Do I think (the November referendum vote) should be ig­ nored, absolutely not. Do I think Reginald Plnto/Mancheater Herald the vote has any direct bearing on this particular question. I haven’t ALL DOLLED UP — Christina De- Waddeli School. Christina, 8, of 117 decided.” Naab said. monte’s doli. Candy, sports a new Hemlock St., was waiting for her school Please turn to page 10 iace-trimmed outfit for her visit to bus this morning on Lodge Drive. Israelis open fire on Paiestinians at Israeli vehicles, including a lem, where a commercial strike JERUSALEM (AP) — Israelis the participants and the instiga­ bus carrying soldiers. It said the has been in effect for more than opened fire on Palestinians who tors of violent acts,” he said on soldiers opened fire when they three weeks. Police fired tear gas blocked a road and stoned their Israel radio after a debate on the felt their lives were threatened. to disperse the protesters. bus in the West Bank today, and issue in a parliament committee. The army, however, said it had soidiers used live ammunition to The Palestine Press Service, an An army spokesman attributed not been determined whether the quell protests elsewhere, the Arab-run news agency, said two some of the West Bank violence to Israelis involved were soldiers or army said. Two Arabs were kilied Palestinians were killed by Is­ the return of 280,000 students to civilians. A spokesman said if and seven wounded by gunfire. raeli soldiers today during a schools after a two-week mid­ soldiers were involved they were The upsurge of violence caused demonstration in Anabta, a vil­ term break. He said students not on a scheduled patrol. the first deaths from gunfire lage 60 mlle.o northwest of Jerusa­ gathered around schools, staging lem. The army said it was The military also reported that demonstrations instead of attend­ since Jan. 15 and brought to 41 the soldiers shot and wounded four confirmed number of Arabs to die investigating and would not con­ ing classes. firm that soldiers were Arabs in the West Bank towns of from Israeli fire since rioting Jenin and Bani Naim near In Gaza, a United Nations began in the occupied territories responsible. official said soldiers beat Arabs The press service identified the Hebron and three soldiers were Dec. 8. It came as the United injured after they were hit by waiting outside a food distribu­ States was making new explora­ two dead men as Mouayyad A1 stones. tion center at the refugee camp in tory moves in an effort to start a Shaar, 21, and Morad A1 Hamdal- Rafah on the border with Egypt. lah, 17. It said four people, In Nablus, the largest city in the Middle East peace process. The violence surged as the including a woman who was shot West Bank with 100,000 residents, The army Imposed curfews on United States began a new round in the head, were wounded. The troops moved into the downtown seven refugee camps and two of diplomacy focusing on a army said three people were central market area overnight towns, and Defense Minister and arrested dozens of Palestini­ temporary, self-rule scheme for Yitzhak Rabin said Israel would wounded. the 1.5 million residents of the Israel radio said the deaths ans after two days in which continue to use force and collec­ protesters controled the streets. West Bank and Gaza Strip who tive punishment to stop unrest. occurred when hundreds of pro­ have been living under Israeli testers in Anabta blocked the Youths blocked the main shop­ "The main aim is achieve cairn ping street in Arab east Jerusa­ military rule since 1967. by taking the initiative against main highway and threw stones Reagan stands by Meese TODAY James Rocap, an attorney for WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ A close friend of Meese, E. Wet weather Robert Wallach, had a financial Meese, has said the attorney / dent Reagan is concerned about a general had only a limited criminal investigation of Attor­ interest in the Iraqi project and It will be cloudy and mild with sent the attorney general a memo involvement with the project and ney General Edwin Meese’s role "did not approach any Israeli occasional rain tonight. Low 45 to citing a plan to pay off a top 50. Winds southwest 10 to 20 mph. in an Iraqi oil pipeiine project, but official with respect to the pipe­ Israeli official in return for a Chance of rain 90 percent. Peri­ the president isn’t about to throw line matter.” guarantee that Israel would not ods of rain Tuesday. High around his longtime friend "to the lions,” But today’s New York Times bomb the pipeline, sources close 50. Chance of rain 80 percent. a White House official says. quotes an unidentified source who White House chief of staff to the investigation have con­ Details on page 2. firmed. The sources spoke on said Meese wrote a letter in 1985 Howard Baker said Sunday that to Shimon Peres, who was prime the president continues to support condition they not be identified. The 1977 Foreign Corrupt Prac­ minister of Israel, after Peres Meese, one of Reagan’s closest had written to Meese expressing Index associates since his days as tices Act generally forbids com­ panies and individuals from Israeli support for construction of 20 page*, 2 ■■ctlono R«glnild Plnto/M«nchMt«r Harald governor of California. the pipeline. "He continues to have full making payments to foreign government officials to secure The Times on Sunday had Business_____9 Obituaries____10 HOUSING STARTS — Bob Carrier, front, and Dave confidence in his attorney gen­ reported that the independent Classified 18-20 Opinion______8 eral,” Baker said. "I see no help in obtaining or retaining Taylor of Rone's Concrete Co., Westfield, Mass., work counsel probing the matter told Comics _ __17 People______20 reason on earth for the president business. Under that act, the White House officials that Meese Connecticut__ 7 Sports____11-16 today at McKee Place housing project under construc­ to take any action unless and until attorney general is responsible had played "an important and Focus 8 Television. .16 tion off Center Street between Dougherty and McKee it’s made to appear that Mr. for prosecuting American citi­ sustained role” in the $1 billion Local n e w s _ ^ 3 U.S.AWorld — 10 streets. Center Street Associates Is building 10 Meese has done something zens or companies that try to Iraqi pipeline project. Lottery______2 Weather------2 single-family houses on the 1.71 acre site. wrong.” bribe foreign officials. « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Feb. 1, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Feb. 1, ISSa - 8 About Town J.C. Penney appraisal plan -) ' lege Older Adult Association will Your Scores announced meet at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, Scores for Manchester A.M. Feb. 11 in the Lowe Program raises new conflict concern Bridge Club are: Monday, mem­ ^ John Stevens, a professor at the bership game-North-South l, Jim By Nancy Concelman Shay, would require the town and Zimbowski said. “ Who does the neighbors’ Baker-Louise Kermode; 2, A1 college, will present the slide Manchester Herald J.C. Penney to each pay half of appraiser represent, J.C. Penney Berggren-Eleanor Berggren; 3, show and lecture. Freedom and the $12,000 it would cost for an or Manchester ?” ^nstralnt In the Visual Arts, The Linda Simmons-Ellen Goldberg. A state official said today that outside appraiser for the 2 million Zimbowski said the town’s orogram features 2,000 years of East-West 1, Lettle Glenn-Pat the town’s plan to share the cost of square-foot catalog distribution decision to hire an outside ap­ views: art work Including sculpture, Schackner, overall winners; 2, appraising the J.C. Penney Ca­ center off Tolland Turnpike. praiser is not uncommon, but he’s paintings and artifacts Illustrat­ Marge Wamer-Ann Staub; 3, talog Distribution Center with the But Donald Zimbowski, direc­ never heard of the town and the ing the economic, cultural and Mollie TImreck-Peg Dunfield. company may create a conflict of tor of the Municipal Division of company splitting the cost religious traditions during those Thursday’s game scores are: interest if the appraisal is the state Office of Policy and before. North-South 1, Date Hamed- years. appealed. Management, said Monday that “ Properly, the town should hire What’s your biggest Deane McCarthy; 2, Frank The public is welcome. The arrangement. Ironed out the arrangement would create a an outside appraiser and pay Bloomer-Ann McLaughlin; 3, Hal by officials from J.C. Penney Co. conflict of Interest if J.C. Penney him,” Zimbowski said. problem with the snow, Lucal-Jim Baker. East-West 1, Club members meet Inc., Town Manager Robert B. decided to appeal the appraisal. Appraisals are determined by “ There hasn't been any prob­ Mollie TImreck-Lesly White; 2, Weiss, assessor J. Richard Vin­ “ I would discourage that the comparing the property to com­ ice and cold? “ Just going out into it. I ’ve The members of the Army It parable properties that have lem, so far at 1 can see. Tbis Is Barbara Berrlgan-Bertha Ku- cent and Town Attorney William client and the city split the fee,” been stuck home.” chinsky; 3, Mary Warren- Navy Club will meet at 7 p.m. on recently been sold. But since the New England.” Wednesday at the club house on — Gall Saglio, Margaret Boyle. J.C. Penney building is unique in — Rick Grandahl, Hilliard Street, Main Street. Members should Manchester, the town decided to Plainville, homemaker bring articles for kitchen bingo. bring in Ed Heberger Associates salesman The club auxiliary invites any of Cheshire, Vincent said. The Dance planned wife, mother, sister or daughter building was appraised at the end Verplanck PTA is sponsoring a of the members to Join. of last year at about $11.3 million, 50s dance, costumes optional, Vincent said. from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Friday at CIvltan meets Vincent doesn’t predict a prob­ the Army & Navy Club on Main lem with conflict of interest in Manchester Civitan board of >1^ Street. court because if J.C. Penney Music will be provided by directors will meet at 6:30 p.m. on doesn’t agree with the appraisal, Matt’s Music and will feature the ’Tuesday at the Workshop. A full two separate assessors could be sounds of the 60s and 70s as well as meeting will be at 7 p.m. Mark brought in to represent the town the SOs. Cash bar is available and Midford will speak about the and the company, he said. Vin­ door prizes will be given. A prize Lemon Law. cent said this possibility was will be awarded for the best SOs investigated, and bringing in two costume. Boosters meet different appraisers to represent Tickets are $15 per couple and both sidesincourt would be legal. are available at the door. BOLTON — The Bolton Booster Because most of the work done Club will meet at 7 tonight at by an appraiser involves gather­ Herrick Park. Members of the ing data, it would be costlier and Overeaters meet athletic study committee will more time-consuming for both Overeaters Anonymous meets discuss the report recently sub­ parties to have two separate each Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the mitted to the board of selectmen. appraisers doing the same work, Manchester Hospital cafeteria Vincent said. “ I wouldn’t know. I just stand “ Having the kids home from “ Hie shoveling. Mostly I have meeting room. New members ore “ We suggested we should share “ Nothing. They’re efficent at Public meeting set in the cost of the appraisal removing the snow, and I have In the house. This Is my first school. If I’ve got to work, to do it myself.” welcome at 7:30 p.m. OA follows day out.” they’ve got to go to a sitter.” the steps of Alcoholics Anonym­ state Representative James R. because 90 percent is the same no problems with the — Theresa Pomerleau, McCavanagh will hold a public information,” Vincent said. weather.” ous in helping people with — Doris Kaull. — Cathy Kreller, Hartford, overeating. meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at “ We’re not sure if it’s going to — John Rakoczy, Columbine Road, Summer Street, computer operator Bowers School to discuss pres­ work. If we can agree (on the final Westerly Street, Tolland, sales clerk ently proposed legislation. The appraisal), v>fe’ve avoided all the assistant professor, homemaker Older Adults meet public is invited to express its costs of separate appraisals. If Hartford Community College Manchester Community Col­ views and concerns. we can’t agree, we have to go our separate ways again.” Town Manager Robert B. Weiss agreed that the arrangement Women learn to manage the stress along with the success would save time and money. Responding to criticism that he Former State Representative though, is that it does not seem to did not first consult with By Andrew J. Davis and Family Services of Manches­ Among the programs that were to make things easier for them.” One of the women who took Pauline Kezer was the keynote lie so easy, she said. members of the town Board of • A!'.' .‘■■V, Manchester Herald ter and Manchester Community discussed at the conference in­ Directors. Weiss said the reva­ College’s Women’s Center, cluded programs on day care, advantage of the free day care speaker. Kezer, who was a More and more women are Republican representative from luation is an administrative Juggling a career while main­ Frampton said. She said the idea stress management, raising tee­ was Sue Pape of Simsbury. Her beginning to suffer from diseases 1980-1986, said she knows what it matter. taining sanity at home can for the conference came about nagers, and effective self­ 21-month-old son, Bryan, was such as high blood pressure, supervised by hospital volunteers is like to balance a career and which once was considered to “ This is just part of the Ragintid Plnto/MinotiMlar Hanld sometimes be a frustrating task. after hearing complaints from development. revaluation process.” Weiss said. The hospital also provided and students from Manchester family life. afflict mostly males. ’That is why Manchester Memor­ women that they did not know But Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. The mercury was expected to continue day-care facilities for women High School’s Child Development ” I guess I ’ve been a working WINTER STROLL — Viva Leder, 3, of ial Hospital sponsored its first how to manage all of their roles. “ Women are under a lot more said today, “ It’s an issue that its climb today. conference on managing a career ’’The major thing is that there attending the conference. Class while she attended the mother all my life,” Kezer said. Foster Street, enjoys a strqll last week on “ But I had a flexible schedule. stress. We’re getting up there In should have come to the Board (of and motherhood, said Susan are so many working mothers Frampton said day care was conference. Main Street as temperatures edged up. provided because by not doing so “ I just wanted to see what kind Not all of us are as fortunate.” the (medical) charts,” she said. Directors).” Frampton, director of commun­ these days,” Frampton said. ‘ ‘All DiRosa said he had heard the hospital would be defeating of information I could get to make As women take on more and That is why it is important to ity health education at the have a set of problems. They have have such conferences, Kezer nothing about the agreement with a career to juggle and they have the purpose of the conference. my life easier,” Pape said. She more demanding jobs, Kezer said Slu Hipkinx/Conirlbutino pholoorxphw hospital. said. J.C. Penney, despite claims that More than 60 women attended to arrange things for the kids and “ There are a lot of single added that she was especially it was essential for women to Connecticut Democrats can’t CLEAN AS A W HISTLE — D. B. Pearl, 84, sweeps the he had been informed of it. moms,” she said. “ We didn’t interested in the stress manage­ learn to manage all the forces in “ We need to gather to find out the Saturday morning conference husband. There are so many how we can do it all,” she said. sidewalk in front of his son's Main Street appliance store “ He (Weisis) claims he told me sponsored by the hospital. Child different roles to juggle.” want to exclude them. We wanted ment and day care conferences. their lives. An unfortunate truth, Saturday. Pearls TV and Appliances has been in about it.” DiRosa said. “ So far no Manchester since 1941, according to Pearl. one has offered me any evidence agree on nominee in caucus Dr. Crane’s Qniz that I was told about it. ” THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER Bv Alex GIrelll divided,” she said. day that he and his wife had The Aocu-Weather^ forecast lor 8 A.M.. Tuesday. Fehuary 2 Accu-Weather*lorecast lor Tuesday gotten a phone call Friday from Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures Manchester Herald On the third and last ballot, 30 0 .i n ( 1. A roan normally makes which sound? Teen captures speech award Massachusetts (3ov. Michael S. the executive directors of the ARF NEIGH BRAY BA-A It came as no surprise to Dukakis got 66 votes, as com­ New York State Democratic SO Dorothy Brindamour, co- pared to 55 for Illinois Sen. Paul Party urging them to keep the 2. Which type of phone is usually linked with a boat race? name of New York Gov. Mario MICROPHONE MEGAPHONE GRAMOPHONE ‘TELEPHONE chairman of the liberai Caucus of Simon, but votes for Dukakis by championing press rights Connecticut Democrats, that the totaled less than the 60 percent Cuomo out of consideration at the 3. Cupid is often the original cause for which one of these? organization’s 140 members needed for an endorsement. Du­ caucus. LICENSE TREATY FRANCHISE CHAR’TER As a result of that request, a freedom.” could not agree Saturday on kakis and Jackson were first- and Bv Andrew J. Davis down its decision two weeks ago which Democratic presidential second-place vote getters. last-minute change was made in 4. Which sports term is appropriate in this general grouping? The Fifth Amendment to the Manchester Herald involving a case of the Hazelwood candidate to endorse. The Rev. Jesse Jackson of caucus rules. SLIDE BALK LA’TERAL POPUP Constitution was chosen at ran­ (Mo.) East High School news­ Brindamour, of Manchester, Illinois was third with 12 votes. Votes were cost for Cuomo SO­ paper. the Spectrum. The court dom by high school English 5. The color “ purple” is used to describe which emoUon? Manchester High School Senior said after the Saturday conven­ Brindamour and her husband, despite the rule change adopted ruled the school’s principal did teacher Amelia Costa as the topic after an angry debate. LOVE RAGE HATE FEAR Sean Bell was on top of the world for the extemporaneous speech. tion at the University of Hartford, Theodore A. Brindamour, who Saturday after beating out a lone not violate students’ free-speech “ We all agree on what we want, shares the chairmanship, re­ The convention gave unanim­ 6. Match the calendar dates at the left with the many edible items rights by ordering two pages The Fifth Amendment deals with ous support to Attorney General competitor to win the national the guarantee of a fair trial and but we don’t agree on how we are mained neutral in the caucus linked with them. deleted from the student Joseph I. Lieberman in his bid to high school oratory contest. the concept of double jeopardy, going to get it.” although both are Dukakis ty',' (a) Feb. 2 ...... (v) Irish stew Bell was declared the whiner newspaper. challenge Republican U.S. Sen. : Ocean which states a person cannot be “ If there’s more than one good backers. WARM \ (b) Feb. 2 2 ...... (x) Fried chicken over high school junior Grade The pulled pages dealt with candidate, we usually end up Theodore Brindamour said to­ Lowell Weicker. (c) March 17...... (x) Pork sausage articles on teen-age pregnancy tried for the same offense twice. ,,, Jwi33n9!oirr|5T~| Phillips in local competition for FROtfTS: (d) April 3 ...... (y) Cherry pie and divorce. Bell said he thought Under the Fifth Amendment, a 707 ^ ^ 70 the 51st annual national high person also is not required to (e) June 19...... (i) Colored eggs the court mode an unwise WMm. s*.•19MH ■ Afcsf * " ' ' I$K* school oratory contest. He will testify against himself or herself W v m Cokf StaSonary C I9BA Acru-W«»TtwM. Inc Answers In Classifled section represent the Dilworth-Comell decision. “ Though the articles did not in a trial. Quey Post 102 of the American While Bell tailored his second Legion in district competition conform to a pure journalistic (practice), they (the students) speech around the concept of his later this month. first speech, Phillips said the Current Quotations were not given the chance to fix Each student was judged on amendment guarantees the Arctic front ending two speeches. The first was an them,” Bell said. “ They were just censored. High school students “ American truth.” eight-to-10 minute speech on any “ The Constitution guarantees “ I don’t see it as beating the American people.” — Lt. Gen. should learn from their mistakes. subject dealing with the United us a fair trial,” she said. ’’ (That) president. I think it’s more in line Colin Powell, President Reagan’s To deny (that) ... is the death the mid-winter thaw States Constitution. The second guarantees the American truth.” with the Congress asserting sup­ national security adviser, saying (knell) of the philosophy of this speech was an extemporaneous Bell will compete Feb. 22 in port for the peace process in that If Congress refuses to pro­ speech on the Fifth Amendment. country.” Tuesday Only Temperatures were below zero East Hartford against other By The Associated Press Central America, where addi­ vide aid for the Contras, the Bell started off the competition Phillips’ speech was more from Montana and northern winners from Hartford County. tional votes for military lethal aid administration won’t secretly by focusing on the rights of free generalized. She focused on the Wyoming to Minnesota and From Our Meat Dept. Several Eastern cities enjoyed would be totally contradictory to find money elsewhere. speech. He specifically talked opportunites that the Constitution northwestern Wisconsin, and at record high temperatures today, that process.” — House Majority about the recent Supreme Court gives citizens. FM 9H WAYBtST least 20 degrees below zero in EMERGENCY but the unseasonably mild Leader Thomas S. Foley, D- decision which gives public “ With the Bill of Rights, people northern Montana and northwest­ Fire — Police — Medical weather was expected to give Wash., predicting that Congress school officials broad power to of the lower class are guaranteed CHICKEN BREAST(N o Backs or wings).. M.19 /1b. ern North Dakota. way to an arctic cold front that will turn down the president’s censor student newspapers and the same rights of those of a brought subzero readings to the Brisk northerly winds brought DIAL 911 m SH W A YB ^T A O l f e $36.2 million aid package for the Lottery other forms of expression. higher class,” Phillips said. “ The north-central states. wind chill factors as low as 57 In Manchester______Nicaraguan Contra rebels. The Supreme Court handed Constitution gives us political CHICKEN LEGS(NoBscks) ^5fV/ib. Temperatures were generally degrees below zero in Minot, N.D. above 50 degrees from the Rio Tons of ice forced the Kishwau- “ We are running tbis program Grande Valley of Texas to the kee River over its banks in straight up in a way that is Connecticut daily Today’s weather picture was drawn by Merrilee BIndamour, From Our Deli Dept. southern and middle Atlantic northern Illinois near Rockford. explainable to the American Saturday: 424 ENROLL IN FREE REGIONAL Coast. Temperatures were in the Rescuers used a helicopter, boats who Uvea on Carrol Drive and attends Verplanck School. people and we have to be able to SOs as far north as upstate New and heavy road equipment to defend it to the Congress and the Play Four: 5719 ADULT BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS nm r.:...... *3.49.. York, and in the 40s in much of the evacuate at least a dozen fami­ rest of the Northeast. lies, said Sgt. Rodney Roop of the CONNECTICUT WEATHER LANDO-LAKKA *0% > | A Record highs for the date Winnegago County Sheriff’s High School Equivalency P rep a ra tion tor UMpenon who wmms AMERICAN CHEESE...... ’ Z.4»/ib. already had been reported early Department. Manchester Herald to tsks Bio CoiwiocMcut Blots Hlati Botiool Dtploms Bxaiiilwallow._------today in several cities. Roches­ light snow fell in northern West Coastal, East Coastal: Cloudy and mild with ter, N.Y., had 56 degrees, break­ Michigan and from western Mon­ occasional rain tonight. Low 45 to SO. Winds southwest USPS 327-500 VOL. evil, Na. KM Pre-HIgh School R e v i e w tor tho parson wnonaopfowoniowitiiBpoBiiia/ FRANKS...... ^Zoti^/ib. ing a record of 50 degrees set in tana to southern Nebraska and 10 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 90 percent. Periods of rain Wooding/llath or who dssirss sddWlonol help botors ontsrItiE Bio oquhrstsney program. 1877. Other record highs were northwestern Kansas. Parts of Tuesday. High 50 to 55. 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as happens every year, is a for housing programs. The Gen­ tional opportunities in poor towns AIDS to giveblood. Another AIDS By Judd Everhart bin would establish a 24-hour OPINION The Associated Press record. eral Assembly also authorized a roughly equal to those in wealthy Asked last week what he’d tell $100 million bond program for towns, is based on local need, the hotline and a fourth would expand methadone clinics, as a way of HARTFORD - When Gov. the General Assembly, O’Neill housing last year. amount a town spends on educa­ said he would stress “keeping the The Republicans, outnumbered tion and its wealth. The new reducing needle sharing. William A. O’Neill delivers his • Limiting the amount of mo­ combined budget and state-of- commitments that we have made 91-57 in the House and 25-11 in the formula would also take into Board won’t ... to the cities, the towns, Senate, say that if the state gets account the results of mastery ney a legislative candidate could ©THtCtNOHHAn IWf- R® the-state address to the 1988 accept from political action General Assembly this week, education, the environment, its spending under control, it test scores; towns that had lower PeAR, DO w e Jack everything.” could afford to cut some taxes. average test scores would get committees. he’ll have a simple theme; • A measure ailowing the ' keeping commitments. And when he was asked if he Specifically, GOP Senate lead­ more money. rubber-stamp HAve lb watch could speak in a little more detail ers have proposed reducing the • Building safety, including a automatic, temporary suspen­ Anderson Although the three-month ses­ sion of drivers’ licenses of those sion that begins Wednesday will about his budget plans, he just 7.5 percent sales tax to 7 percent, moratorium on the lift-slab con­ Tie FISHTs A&AIN chuckled and said “We’ll let the which would save taxpayers $160 struction method — the type whose blood-alcohol level is found be dominated by the 1988-89 to be 0.1 percent or higher in a budget and the accompanying tax world know on Wednesday. It will million a year. They also pro­ being used when a Bridgeport school plan THIS ev^NlN^ ? be a very attractive budget in my posed eliminating roughly 4,000 apartment building under con­ police officer’s field test. package, lawmakers plan to • A bill making it clear that pursue a variety of other issues, opinion and will attend to the jobs in the budget that are funded struction collapsed last year. needs of the people of the state.” but not filled. • Property tax relief. A study state law does not recognize as ranging from drunken driving valid so-called surrogate Members of the Board of Education are and AIDS issues- to school and He also pointed out that there Democrats, including O’Neill, committee has forwarded a var­ have been no General Fund tax have dismissed the proposals as iety of options to the legislature mnother contracts. frequently accused of accepting decisions of THIS l i 11(0 Toxic waste? campaign financing. • Corporate takeovers. A bill O’Neill, a Democrat, has kept increases in five years and, he election-year game-playing. aimed at helping ease the appar­ the school administration automatically and CBS WeNIH? says, not raising taxes is the next O’Neill did say last week, ent shift of the property tax being pushed by the Connecticut tight wraps on specifics of his Business and Industry Associa­ not exercising independent judgment when N9WiWITH budget. He’s said he will call for best thing to cutting them. however, that while he won’t burden from commercial prop­ they set education policy or develop To balance the budget without propose any tax cuts in his budget erty owners to residential prop­ tion would require that any Uhh ... what neither increases nor decreases GOV. WILLIAM O’NEILL merger or takeover proposal that programs. D^IMRATHeS.. in taxes this year, a legislative increasing taxes, the governor is address, it’s possible that tax cuts erty owners. The matter is especially acute in the towns was rejected by a company’s But recent debates over the 1988-89 budget election year. .. . keeping commitrrlents counting on the natural growth In will be feasible before the session revenues — usually 8 percent to 10 ends in May. undergoing revaluation. The board of directors could not be being proposed by School Superintendent He’s also said the General Fund repeated for five years. budget — everything but trans­ which stands at $594 million this percent a year — and an ambi­ The so-called “short session” in issue is one of those leftoverfrom James Kennedy strongly indicate otherwise. toxic waste? tious plan to collect $90 million in even-numbered years Is sup­ the 1987 session. • A bill naming the soon-to-be- portation — will be about 11 year. completed Legislative Office The most important single job done by the m percent higher than the 1987-88 A third fund is the Education unpaid corporate taxes owed by posed to be limited to budget- • Acquired immune deficiency Building in honor of the late Gov. town’s Board of Directors is to set the annual WASHINGTON - Does the Department of budget of roughly $5 billion. That Excellence Fund, which now businesses based outside related bills. But an array of syndrome. One bill would estab­ totals $129.2 million. That fund is Connecticut. other issues is emerging; lish mandatory sentences for Ella T. Grasso. budget for the town, and the most important Interior’s Bureau of Land Management have a would bring it up to about to about those who commit sex crimes • A bill banning the use of Love Canal in its inventory of garbage dumps on $5.55 billion. expected to increase to about $186 One significant piece of • An overhaul of the way the single job done by the Board of Education is to O’Neill’s budget that has leaked state doles out money to cities and while knowing they have AIDS. leg-hold animal traps. Such traps public land? Agency officials apparently don’t The governor has not publicly million in 1988-89. are now permitted only under­ set the annual budget for the schools. discussed his plans for the In all. the 1988-89 budget will out is a proposal to borrow $100 towns for school aid. The for­ Another would make it a felony Program s and services of both the town know and don’t want to know. million through the sale of bonds mula, designed to make educa­ for those who know they have water and in animal burrows. m il BLM is custodian of more than 300 million acres Transportation Fund budget. break the $6 billion mark, which. administration and school administration of public land, mostly in the West. The agency should be subject to the review of elected leases some of its land to businesses and local officials at all times, but it is at governments for use as dump sites-and mines. Re-election looms as legislative issue budget-making time that attention is focused Open Forum A congressional subcommittee has found that the Connecticut In Brief sharply on those program s. BLM doesn’t plan to check its dumps for hazardous my faith in the voters to see “To drop either a sales tax cut when they are reining in thelrown waste, hasn’t asked for any money to clean them up By Brent Laymon personal spending to cover this In all three of the education budget Poll shows adults favor polls The Associated Press through this sort of negativism ’’ or any other tax cut options for workshops to date, one or another Board of at MHS’s apparent lack of com­ The Danbury mall developerpaid and is more concerned with protecting itself from When the session opens'Wed­ the ’88 session would be letting bloated bureaucracy." Several thoughts lawsuits than protecting the public from poisons. HARTFORD — Connecticut adults favor political polling in Gov. William A. O’Neill, who Education m em ber has scrutinized an mitment to state-of-the-art at­ over $10 million for needed HARTFORD - Although the nesday, the Republicans will be in them off the hook, and I don’t The Environment, Energy and Natural most cases but feel more often than not that exit polling is a bad the minority, 25-11 in the Senate want to do that,” Jaekle said. has said he has no plans to call for administrative program. hletic equipment, particularly in improvements. Sears/Homart November election is 10 months about tutor plan regard to weight training. True, should pay its way. Resources Subcommittee, chaired by Rep. Mike idea, according to results of a poll on polling published today. and 91-57 in the House. They’re Smith even hinted that the tax increases or tax decreases, In the first, Anne Gauvin raised questions Six out of 10 people said they think political polls are used by away, it’s likely to loom large in attacked the Republican tax-cut To the Editor; the equipment condition has a At last, the adjacent 285-acre Synar, D-Okla., tried to unearth BLM’s landfill the minds of many legislators hoping to regain the majority Republicans have a hit list of about the effectiveness of a num ber of smallpartinaprogram’ssuccess. problems. The investigation was prompted by a campaigns more to shape what candidates should say than to they won in the Reagan landslide seven or eight Democratic sena­ plan as political game-playing. Buckland project developers determine whether a candidate’s message is getting across. during the upcoming session of “It’s too bad they’re going to education programs for which funds are but the commitment toexcellence have acknowledged their obliga­ 1986 New Mexico incident in which 15 people sought the General Assembly. of 1984. tors in swing districts who will I read with interest ybiir recent Seven out of 10 people also said they were at least somewhat Although some Republicans either have to join the Republican play games that way,” O’Neill sought. Some other board members objected article on the proposed tutoring of in each facet of instruction by all tion with a $3million investment in medical care after their well water was poisoned Some Democratic leaders say by chemicals believed to have seeped from a interested In polls on political issues and national policy, had earlier conceded that tax cuts senators in voting for the tax cut said. “They called for this before, to the amount of detail Gauvin was seeking, athletes at Manchester High concerned sends a positive mes­ "infrastructure” improvements. they expect the Republicans will then they changed their minds, nearby BLM-owned landfill. according to the poll conducted by the University of Connecticut try to embarrass them, either by were unlikely this year because of or face having their constitutents largely on the ground that the overall budget School. Among several thoughts: sage to fans, coaches and most If they can pay their way, why Institute for Social Inquiry and published in today’s editions of reminded of their profligate now they’re calling for it again.” importantly, the student-athlete. can’t Sears/Homart? ’’Whether or not similar problems exist at the 450 filibustering to slow down the the October stock-market plunge review would drag on too long if the line of First, the two boys I have The Hartfor Courant. and the evaporating state budget spending during the fall Jaekle said he expects the attending MHS thankfully do not Manchester taxpayers need other operating BLM dumps is unknown,” said the course of business and make it Democrats to play some political questioning continued. The objectors may subcommittee’s final report. “However, it is highly The poll was conducted between Jan. 14 and Jan. 21, sampling appear Democrats aren’t compe­ surplus, Senate Minority Leader campaign. need the remedial help offered by Clinton A. Dixon this $9.5 million to get started on 500 randomly selected men and women by telephone. The margin Reginald J. Smith, R-New Hart­ “If they don’t go along with us, games of their own. have had a point, but Gauvin was right in 148 Deer Run Trail building a new school in the likely.” tent managers, or by introducing “I’m getting the impression entitlement programs nor unfor­ of error is plus or minus 5 percentage points. tax cuts they know won’t pass just ford, last week called for a $160 we are going to remind the voters maintaining that questions about programs tunately are they able to fully Manchester Buckland area to serve the Committee members apparently thought they between now and November that th a t... the Democrats will try to were being bulldozed by BLM officials during the to put the Democrats on record as million tax cut. He proposed are relevant to making budget decisions. utilize those offered for the gifted hundreds of children the area doing that by trimming the sales they have failed to recognize the hold down the amount of contro­ housing deelopment will bring to hearings. Synar told our reporter Frank Byrt: Vietnam vets to Investigate home big spenders. versial business so they can At the second workshop, Francis A. Maffe student. Denying them the privi­ Homart looking “I’m not suggesting this as an tax from 7.5 percent to 7 percent. needs of their constituencies,” leges of extra helpon the solebasis the “City of Village Charm.” “The fact that responsible departmental officials ROCKY HILL — The Vietnam Veterans of America Inc. plans House Minority Leader Robert Smith said. appear to be well organized and Jr. took exception to a proposal to start a made conflicting statements regarding its policies diliberate strategy of sabotage, good managers of the flow of tutorial program for athletes to help them they belong to that special and for a free ride to Investigate what an official of the group calls the state but the Republicans would like to G. Jaekle, R-Stratford, said he “They (the voters) are not Al Lutz for dealing with the landfills indicates that they Veterans Home and Hospltal’a mishandling of Vietnam-era supported Smith’s proposed tax going to look kindly upon people business and get out of here in maintain the academic standards they must sizable group known as student- see the Democrats falter.” Ma­ reasonably good order,” Jaekle athletes is at best unfair and at To the Editor: 9 Stephen St. were either untruthful or did not know what they veterans’ cases. cut if only as' a means of who continue to spend at 12, 14 meet in order to participate in sports. He felt were doing.” jority Leader Robert Frankel. said. worst di.scriminatory. Manchester “We are very upset ... that the home and hospital do not have D-Stratford. said Friday “I put embarrassing the Democrats. and 15 percent increases at a time it was biased. Secondly, manyexpertsbelieve Sears/Homarl is still looking One congressional staffer said top BLM officials the policies and expertise to assist younger veterans,” VVA At the third workshop, Terry Bogli a primary purpose of secondary fora free ride. have just buried their heads in the landfill service representative James Tackett said. AovnmtiMiNT questioned whether Manchester High School school athletics is simply to help After the defeat of the $13 Athletes deserve problems and are waiting to pass the buck to the The group complains that there is still no program of alcohol Diet Pills Sweeping US. make belter citizens of our million tax-increment bond sub­ next administration. rehabilitation 18 months after Gov. William O’Neill ordered one State GOP split on contra aid needs four vice principals, especially in light help, appreciation Kate Zimmerman of the National Wildlife to he established. A program director was hired only last week. of the fact that the school enrollment is student-athletes. We are fortu­ sidy for “infrastructure improve­ Federation, an environmental watchdog group About 70 percent of the facility’s residents have problems with him to carry through on his most interesting issue and the one expected to decline from 1,730 to 1,623. Jacob nate at MHS to have many ments” in the 380-acre Buckland To the Editor; alcohol. The home houses about 300 residents and about 310 WASHINGTON (AP) — Repub­ Doctors Invent coaches on staff who among other project, Homart is now looking for monitoring the situation, said, "It’s fairly apparent lican Reps. John Rowland and promises.” she said. the administration cares the most Ludes III, the high school principal, insisted positives are doing an excellent $9.5 million in tax deferments. no one (at BLM) knows what’s going on.” patients are in the hospital. Nancy Johnson are supporting Johnson said her .stand could about since I’ve been here,” My wifeandireadthearticleby More than a decade ago, the Environmental Shays said. “I know they want me that cutting the number of vice principals job of charactier and citizenship This construction arm of a Andrew J. Davis about school the Reagan administration’s Con­ have been much different without ‘Lazy Way’ to would have a negative affect on the high building. Don't hamstring that multi-billion-dollar merchandis­ Protection Agency set down rules for the safe Mill renovation project unusual tra aid package in a critical the escrow provision. to vote with them, but I’ve made board member Francis A. Maffe operation of landfills. Those rules are written into (my opposition) clear.” school. effort. A coach cannot reach a ing giant has not yet offered to pay Jr.’s comments on the $3,000 House vote this week, while But Shays, who has emerged as the lease whenever the BLM turns over its land to ENFIELD — When rehabilitation work finally gets under way fellow GOP Rep. Christopher the most liberal of the three, the The administration may well be quite right young man or woman if the a penny for new road and water allocated to start a tutorial at the abandoned Bigelow-Sanford carpet mill in Enfield today, Shays said he ’’can’t think of Lose Weight student-athlete is not a llowed t obe sewer construction to service the someone else for a dump site. But the Shays vowed to break party ranks ideological heir to the late Rep. anything” the White House could about the tutorial program and about the need program for all student athletes. congressional investigation found that most of the the project will be unusual for at least two reasons. and join the Democratic Stewart B. McKinney, said he will a member of the team. 95 acres of Buckland mall prop­ We fully concur with all the It will be the largest rehabilitation project ever attempted in say that would change his mind, New ‘Fat Magnet’ Diet Pill for four vice principals. But the fact that Lastly, after spending 15-plus erty it owns. BLM dumps don’t even come close to satisfying the opposition. oppose the measure even with the but “I’m happy to listen to Guarantees Fast Weight Loss individuals who defended this EPA, Connecticut with a price tag of $62 million. It also be one of the few Their stands on the $36 million escrow provision. board members are raising the questions years observing public school No other mall developer in decision. historic preservation projects at a time when federal tax code anything they want me to listen indicates they do not stand in awe of the In 1980. Congress passed the Superfund Act, Contra aid package, which in­ “We have a peace process in to.” BEVERLY HILLS, CA (Sp^ial)— administration all over the east­ Connecticut has as yet received The students are giving their revisions have nearly wiped out tax incentives for such ventures. cludes $3.6 million in military the works,” said the Stamford An amazing new weight loss pill called adminstration and do require the ern half of the U.S., I wasappalled any “infrastructure” subsidy. which requires owners and operators of landfills to “If we had known in 1982 what we were up against, we would not Rowland, considered a moder­ time and efforts, and should notify the EPA where hazardous wastes are assistance, illustrate the differ­ lawmaker. “Whatweneedtodois “fat-magnet” has recently been administrators to defend their decisions. receive this support, if it is have done this project,” said Richard High; development ences among the three Connecti­ continue to support the various ate within the national GOP but developed and perfected by two prom­ dumped. The Superfund law says that both the director for John M. Corcoran & Co. “The economics aren t as perhaps the most conservative of needed. They could be studying, owner and oeprator are responsible for the cost of cut Republicans. countries who are working on that inent doctors at a world famous hospital C IMAbyNEA Inc or working earning money, in­ favorable now as they were then. It’s much more difficult to do Johnson, a moderate Republi­ process.” the Connecticut Republicans in in Los Angeles that reportedly cleaning up the site. But the investigators found historic project.” Washington, is backing the White stead of putting in hours of BLM “has no plans” to look for potential hazards at can, said in an interview last As a Republican and new “guarantees” that you will easily lose Letters to the editor practice to develop their athletic His Massachusetts company stuck with its plan to renovate tne week she is leaning toward member of Congress, Shays may House measure. fat simply taking their tested and the active and abandoned dumps. There could be as 23-acre mill site through five years of financing problems and “We’re very naive to believe skills. many as 3,000 of those dumps. support of the package in a vote be a logical lobbying target for proven new pill. The Manchester Herald welcomes original Mr. Maffe’s decision to chal­ governmental reviews. Ground-breaking ceremonies were to be on Wednesday largely because of the White House and conserva­ for a moment that Mr. Ortega No Dieting—Eat Normally letters to the editor. BLM officials say their budget is too small to held today. a provision that places military tive causes. would bring about change without Best of all, “you can continue to eat lenge this$3,000 item isnit-picking comply with EPA requirements. The committee Letters should be brief and to the point. They of the highest order. Out of a funding in an escrow account “It’s obviously going to be the pressure,” Rowland said. all of your favorite foods and you don’t should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for didn’t buy that excuse. pending the outcome of the have to change your normal eating $36,000,000 school budget, $3,000 The Department of Interior hasn’t even asked for Lawmaker urges line-item veto ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters amounts to 0.0000833 percent. The regional peace talks. habits. You will start losing fat from must be signed with name, address and daytime the money to do the job. Congress simply HARTFORD — State Rep. Craig P. Taylor, R-Bristol, said “I’m impressed with the pack­ the very first day, until you achieve the athletes deserve our help and appropriated the funds with the stipulation that the telephone number (for verification). appreciation. today he would ask the General Assembly to approve a resolution age.” the New Britain congress- ideal weight and figure you desire.” The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the BLM begin the project. But, to date, BLM has done calling on Congress to give the president line-item veto power. woman said. “The strength of the The HAIR LOFT has moved to... There has never been anything like interests of brevity, clarity and taste. nothing. The congressional report called that Such power would enable the president to veto individual items package is that it keeps both the it before. It is a totally new major Philip Menchel “indefensible.” in budget bills, rather than having to veto the entire budget to Address letters to; Open Forum, Manchester "I'm beginning to worry about you and this diplomatic and military pressure medical breakthrough for weight loss SIC Esquire Drive We asked the BLM for a copy of its reply to the eliminate what might be perceived as “pork barrel” projects for on the negotiating process.” Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT06040. 'COCOONING' business." Manchester U L T I M A T E I (worldwide patent pending). report, issued in late November, and a rundown of individual congressmen and senators. . .u Johnson said she is convinced Flushes Fat Out of Body its subsequent efforts to identify and clean up the “We have not seen Congress able to control spending to the recent concessions by Nicara­ 311 Green Road ■ Manchester degree we would like,” Taylor said at a state Capitol news The new pill is appropriately called sites. The reply is still in the works, a BLM official guan President Daniel Ortega the “fat-magnet” pill because it breaks told us. conference. . ^ u came about only because of the into thousands of particles, Mch act­ Next school reform: national assessment He said it was “long overdue that the president have such American backing of the rebel 643-2103 Earlier correspondence from the agency’s ing like a tiny magnet, “attracting” and director, Robert Burford, to the subcommittee forces. WASHINGTON — In his State of the Union ^*U S. Rep. Nancy L. Johnson, R-Conn., who joined Taylor at the For the latest in hair fashions. trapping many times its size in fat parti­ adequate answers. Only 2 percent of teens had shows that BLM doesn’t want the responsiblity of “Since his new words came as a cles. Then, all that trapped fat is address. President Reagan talked about the elaborated essays. news conference, said giving the president iine-ltem veto power result of both diplomatic and Sandi Wilbankt, New Owner “sorry” state of education in the 1960s and 1970s, cleaning up the sites and is more interested in would eliminate what she said is a “tremendous bazaar’ of naturally “flushed” right out of your NAEP thus provides glaring evidence that protecting the BLM than anything else. He wrote military pressure, it’s essential body because it cannot be digested. with “plummeting test scores.” which have vote-trading in Congress to Include special projects in budget we retain both diplomatic pres­ American schools are turning out semi-literates. that the BLM would have to manage all the dumps Within 2 days you will notice a “started back up” in the 1980s. Northern Parents and taxpayers should no longer be bills. ______■ sure and military pressure on His administration can claim credit for having on a daily basis to protect itself from lawsuits. That change in the color of your stool as Perspective satisfied to learn how many kids in X schools were job should belong to the cities and businesses that the fat particles are being eliminated. spurred a major educational reform with its “above grade level.” critical 1983 report, "A Nation At Risk.” Greater Michael J. McManus lease the dumps, Burford said. “Pills Do All the Work" That is a meaningless term, when achievement is The financial burden of cleaning up the sites is According to the doctors, the fat- credit belongs to the governors who led the fight for at abysmal levels. a 20 to 25 percent increase in state and local funding tremendous. EPA told the subcommittee that magnet pills do all the work while you For a decade, this column has urged parents to landfill cleanup costs could be as high as $71 million SECONDHAND quickly lose fat with no starvation diet increases after inflation. insist that NAEP results be given at all levels: by Twenty-three states have new strategies to for each contaminated dump. SAT’s menus to follow, no calorie counting, state, school district, and school. Educators have While the squabbling continues, a chemical time no exercising, and no hunger pangs. certify teachers, and 18 of them have adopted NAEP reports. resisted, fearing “invidious comparisons." NAEP It is 1(X)% safe. You simply take the “career ladder” programs that pay more to better bomb may be is ticking in the western landscape. ROSE Thrift Shop 2. About 30 percent of teen-agers have no was ordered by Congress to provide only national pills with a glass of water before meals. teachers. Are just around the comer homework assigned. or regional results. Mlnl-edltorlal The fat-magnet pills have just been But the results so far are modest. College Board 3. Only 14 percent know that electricity is mainly “Today, rather than wanting to conceal, offered to the American public and w scores are still far below their peak. A recent Hold on to your chapeau. France has a national made from coal. suppress, or avoid knowledge of how the clothing Sc accessories • small appliamappliances already sweeping the country with University of Chicago study shows a 10-year 4. “At all age levels,,thf majority of students did educational process of children in one state tragedy that will make your nuclear war Attend a free Preview session record sales and reports of dramatic decline in achievement by minorities depsite not write adequate responses to the informative, compares with that of another, we now accept such nightmares seem like petite pommes. The nation’s Feb. 4,11, or Mar. 17 • household items • books • records weight loss. It’s the “lazy way” to lose modest new gains. persuasive or imaginative tasks.” comparisons as legitimate and desirable,” said a favorite cheese has been shelved by Swiss health weight for people who enjoy eating. One problem, says New Jersey Gov, Thomas For example, an informative writing task given panel chaired by former Tennessee Gov. Lamar inspectors because it carries a nasty bacteria. It at the Manchester High School • toys • games Now Available to Public Kean, is that “the data we have on education to all ages was to describe a surrealistic painting Alexander. seems nothing can unsettle the French nnore than a lfyouneedtolose20,50, KX)pounds results is not good enough. We know about the foul fromage, with the possible exception of a bad by Salvador Dali so that a friend could visualize it. It demanded — and the Senate has passed — a or more, you can order your supply inputs but not enough about the outputs. We know Two-fifths of 9-year-olds, a fifth of 13-year-olds and bordeaux. Perhaps we could cheer them up by Classes start 3/20 We appreciate donations of of these new highly successful fat- about basic skills but little about the more complex bill that would beef up the National Assessment of sending over a vat of Velveeta. It would be a a tenth of the 17-year-olds were unsatisfactory — Educational Progress, sampling a larger number Limited class size magnet pills (now available from the skills required for productive adult life.” barest information or disjointed detail; display of international empathy, and It couldn’t any saleable items — doctor’s exclusive manufacturer by of students to make state-by-state comparisons hurt the trade deficit, either. Fortunately, over the past 20 years, a “It was like a desert with watches laying on the possible. mail or phone order only) by sending sophisticated yardstick has been created, called ground. Some of the watches were on trees.” End pickup available $20 for a 90 pill supply (-l-$2 hand­ National Assessment of Educational Progress. of essay! Interestingly, the bill was sponsored by liberal Call for information ling), or $35 for a 180 pill supply (-f$3 The congressionally mandated survey is the only Sen. Ted Kenneidy and conservative Sen. Orrin Between 51 and 63 percent of all ages gave having), cash, check or money order regularly conducted look at the academic Hatch. As Kennedy put It, “This bill will provide fHaiirlipstrr HrralJi 57 Hollister St. to; Fat-Magnet, 9016 Wilshire Blvd., minimal performance, providing some detail, but timely and accurate information on what students (MARC Workshop) achievement of elementary, middle and high no organizational framework for the reader to The Princeton Review Dept. W215, Beverly Hills, CA 90211. school kids. A sample of students aged 9,13 and 17 know and can do.” Founded In 1881 (Unconditional nwney-backguanut- visualize how the various parts fit together; Manchester, CT have taken tests in reading, writing, math, science, The House has not yet acted. Parents and PENNY M. 8 IE FFE R T...... Publlilwr lee if not 100% satisfied.) Visa, social studies, literature, art and music. “There is a lake in the background. Then on the taxpayers should write their member of Congress QEORQE T CHAPPELL...... Editor 651-3557 646-5718 MasterCard and American Express right side there is a rocky edge. Then therf* is a OOUaLAB A. BEVINS ...... Ex m u IIvo Editor OK. (Send card number, expire date, Each NAEP test gives far more information than to support the NAEP expansion. And they should MARIE P. G R A D Y ...... City EdHor \ dead broken off tree and on a limb, there is a clock ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... and signature.) For fastest service for has ever been available before — data that is often ask their own school superintendent to give the ...... Auoclita Editor The Princeton Review is not affiliated with Princeton University or ETS. shocking. Examples; just drooped over like it melted. The tree is on like NAEP tests to a sample of their own students, so Open Monday-Friday cnMlit card orders ONLY call anytime DENISE A. ROBERTS ...... Advortliing DIroctor 24 hours, toll free l(800)52‘?-9700, 1. “Only 20 percent at age 13 and 40 percent at box then the (sic) is another clock dropped over the local comparisons can be made with the U.S. MARK F. ABRAITIS ...... 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« - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Feb. 1, 1988 FOCUS BUSINESS A chance to rebuild bridges U TC chief tries to involve workers HARTFORD (AP) — Thirteen Daniell, who took over the reins for restructuring and employee analyst with the market research months after assuming the chair­ of the company from Harry J. severance costs. firm of Forecast Associates Inc. DEAR READERS; Are you holding a grudge? manship of United 'Technologies Gray, said newcomers to the Daniell, a native of Milton, of Newtown, said its “ ironic” that Don’t feel guilty. Many of us are. But we need not Corp., Robert F. Daniell is corporation today want to be Mass., who is a former Sikorsky “ Daniell is finding he has to hold it forever. Did you know that there is an striving to enhance the $17 billion involved in management, and he helicopter engineer, has set in reduce employment to become International Forgiveness Week? Weli, neither did I Dear Abby company’s profitability by trim­ thinks they have a right to be. motion an ambitious program competitive at the same time he until last year, when Alice Parent! of Fresno, Calif., ming the work force while he also “ And I keep getting back to the that includes staff reductions, is trying to more effectively wrote to tell me about it. Abigail Van Buren tries to engender a sort of point in all of my 30-plus years (at divestitures, and top manage­ utilize the expertise of his em­ It’s Feb. 1-6. Robert Muller, former assistant participatory management. the company) now: when you ment changes. ployees, That creates morale secrtary-general of the United Nations, wrote this A, ^ have a task to do, and you really The company is eliminating problems.” piece for International Forgiveness Week: Daniell, 54, says the company’s want to understand how to do it 11,000 jobs in 1987 and 1988. Its eventual move out of its skys­ better, go ask the individual worldwide work force totals Daniell acknowledged that DECIDE ’TO FORGIVE craper headquarters in down­ that’s doing it. ... And If you give 190,000. staff reductions ore “ obviously a very traumatic experience” for Decide to forgive town Hartford and into a more that individual a little bit of an The reductions in the work workers affected, he said, “ I For resentment is negative your own nation. horizontal building that would opportunity to try some things force are necessary if UTC is to think some of them understand Resentment is poisonous Friday; Forgive across political lines within your encourage more exchanges be­ differently, to demonstrate that maintain competitiveness, pro­ Resentment diminishes and devours the self. own nation. tween upper and lower echelons he or she knows how to do it ductivity and efficiency, Daniell the situation.” He said some people may react Be the first to forgive. Saturday: Forgive other nations. characterizes what he’s trying to better, wonderful things start to said. at first by saying. “ Oh the To smile and to take the first step. Only the brave know how to forgive. A coward do to UTC. happen.” “ Everybody wants to kno- company’s just looking for more And you will see human brother or sister. never forgives. It is not in his nature. “ This building is counter to the Daniell is intent on boosting the w:]hat’s the number (of profit, so they’re going to reduce Be always the first cultural change I ’m trying to company’s stock, which opens layoffs)?” he said. “ I don’t know jobs. Do not wait for others to forgive. impose,” Daniell said in a recent today at $38.37‘/4 a share, down what the number is going to be. I DEAR ABBY; Wearea groupof married couples. “ Of course every company’s For by forgiving interview in his office on the 26th from a high in 1987 of $60.50. just said it was going to occur. ... On Saturday evenings, a group of 10 or 12 goes out to looking for profit. I mean, that’s a You become the master of fate floor. “ It lends itself to fiefdoms Last year, UTC posted earnings The leaders of this corporation, dinner and dancing. One couple in our group was given in the equation. And I think The fashioner of life of expertise on various floors. of $591.7 million, or $4.52 a share, regardless of what level, have got divorced last year, but the woman continues to some of the more sensitive people The doer of miracles. And I would much prefer to have on sales of $17.2 billion. That to figure out how to do it. I don’t attend our Saturday evening affairs. We women do understand, truly, that that profit To forgive is the highest a wide-open area where I could compared with earnings of $72.7 want to dictate it. ... I want the not like this. We’re not jealous, but our husbands is required for further invest­ Most beautiful form of love. move around and communicate million, or 27 cents a share, on peopie to understand that there is feel that they have to dance with her so she won’t be ment. so you can come out with In return you will receive and chat, and other people could sales of $15.7 billion in 1986. when a major competitive issue.” sitting alone at the table. So while our husbands are do the same thing.” UTC took a $593 million write-off Mark Bobbi. a defense industry another widget.” Untold peace and happiness. dancing with her, one of the wives has to sit alone. We resent this. We are not mean or selfish, but we Here is the program for achieving a truly feel that a single woman doesn’t belong in our group I forgiving heart; and nr\ore than a single man would. Sunday: Forgive yourself. Is there a solution. Abbv! American Brands turns tables on E-ll Monday; Forgive your family. THE WIVES I ’Tuesday; Forgive your friends and associates. GREENWICH (AP) - American Brands company that the deal dilutes its profitability, basis, American Brands will buy E-II debt Wednesday: Forgive across economic lines Inc. has turned the tables on a would-be Maxwell said. instruments with a face value of $1.5 billion. AP photo within your own nation. DEAR WIVES: The solution is obvious. Ask the American Brands is offering a 3 percent acquirer by reaching a definitive agreement The purchase ended a takeover battle that HANDLE WITH FLAIR — Chrome-plated lift handles are Thursday: Forgive across cultural lines within single woman to bring an escort, and tell her why. to buy E-II Holdings Inc.’s stock for slightly premium over face vaiue forhalf the debt and began Dec. 4 when E-II announced it had a 4 percent premium for the rest. lined up for viewing by Fred Rush at Whirlpool’s more than $1.1 billion. acquired a 4.6 percent interest in American Under a deal announced Sunday, American Specialty Products Division in Greenville, Ohio. The Brands, leading American Brands to fear a American Brands’ Alley said the informa­ handles are used to raise and lower the mixing bowl on Brands is also offering more than $1.5 billion takeover threat. The Greenwich-based com­ tion about E-II obtained in weekend meetings An unusual cure is offered for the debt of Chicago-based E-II Holdings, pany countered with a stock buyback of 10 “ includes a material increase in our KitchenAid stand mixers bringing the total cost of its “ Pac Man” million shares. valuation of E-II’s assets, the potential for DEAR DR, GO’TT: About 15 years ago, my gobbling of the company to about $2.7 billion significant tax benefits and a stronger husband, his doctor and two of his friends had American Brands said it raised its to $17.05 In subsequent days, American Brands earnings outlook.” Computer firm founder severe case of jock itch that did not respond to all the a share from $13 a share after weekend enacted a “ poison-pill” defense to stymie “ This acquisition will remove the threat to 1 meetings in which E-II Holdings divulged acquisition efforts. Later American Brands usual medications. They all wore lOO-percent Dr. Gott AP photo American Brands posed by E-II,” Alley cottons. TTie condition cleared up after they strategy plans, internal earnings projections began its successful “ Pac Man” defense, in added. launches a new racket switched to all-nylon briefs. Perhaps this would help and other private information that made the which a company mimics the video game Peter Gott, M.D. Donald P. Kelly, chairman of E-II, said the others. LATEST FROM PARIS — Three models couture collection by French designer company seem more valuable. strategy by attempting to acquire a firm that LOWELL, Mass. (AP) - Wang been complicated because of the revised offer from American Brands “ repres­ sport eccentric hats during the presen­ Paco Rabane in Paris iast week. Although the “ Pac Man” aspect of the deal is chasing it. Laboratories Inc., one of the new oversized and odd-shaped ents a full and fair price to E-II DEAR READER: This is a new one on me. The tation of the 1988 spring-summer haute drew widespread attention, American The board of directors of E-II, a publicly world’s largest computer com­ rackets. stockholders.” reverse is usually the case; Nylon underwear is Brands Chairman William J. Alley had sound traded consumer products company formed panies, has been awarded a Until recently, all rackets were “ As a result of our evaluations of American more likely than cotton garments to be associated reasons for wanting to buy E-II, according to out of Beatrice Cos. last July, on Thursday federal government patent for a manufactured 27 inches long and Brands and contact with that company's with taenia, fungus of the groin. However, I am John C. Maxwell Jr., an analyst for Wheat, had recommended to its stockholders that method of checking whether any 9 inches wide. By putting one passing on your observations because, although The choice of which technique to use depends on the First Securities Inc. in Richmond, Va. they reject a surprise $13-a-share offer made management in recent negotiations, the E-II given tennis-court net is at the racket on end and another on its board of directors believes this is a jock-itch usually responds to anti-fungal lotions and surgeon’s preferences and experiences, and spe­ “ They have quite a few good fits there” by American Brands on Jan. 21. proper height. wide side, a player had a creams, it is a common ailment, and unusual cures cific factors involving the patient, such as whether Scientific crimefighters between the companies. Maxwell said. In addition to buying E-II’s stock, of which combination of two excellent organizations,” yard-long standard to compare he said in the announcement. may help some readers. he or she is allergic to surgical glue. The question of American Brands rarely pays so much for a there are 67 million shares on a fully diluted An Wang, chairman and chief against the center of the net. how to seat and stabilize the prosthesis is best operating officer, has concocted a As manufacturers introduced DEAR DR. GO’TT: I ha ve a small mole on the side answered on an individual basis by the orthopedic series of marks to be placed on different shapes and lengths, the of my face. Yesterday, as I was getting out of the surgeon. pursue Jack the Ripper the racket strings and handle of old practice of using rackets to shower, it started bleeding. It finally stopped, but Stockholders lose In leveraged buyouts racquets that players can use to measure net height became doesn’t seem as dark as it was. Should I see a doctor DEAR DR. GOTT: Last summer, our 10-year-old check whether the net is the infeasible. have reference sources available standard 36 inches. about this? grand.son broke his ankle in a fall from a slide. About Bv Michael Bates Helpern International Center for WASHINGTON (AP) - Stock­ from 99 in 1981 to 308 in 1986, while the company public again, in a price, the report said. Wang, however, conceived of the Forensic Sciences, which he as far as archives. Many cases “ Dr. Wang is an avid tennis six months later he developed constant head- The Associated Press holders may be losing out in the the value of the transactions has reverse leveraged buyout, by The report noted what critics placing marks on the new rackets founded in 1975. were filed away and forgotten in player and had been troubled by DEAR READER; Benign moles will sometimes jerking. A blood test showed he had mono. What is explosion of takeover deals in mushroomed more than tenfold selling new stock and “ generat­ describe as a conflict of interest indicating the proportions of the A Wichita State University medical examiners’ offices or this for some years,” spokesman bleed. However, as a rule of thumb, any skin lesion our next step to control the head-jerking? WICHITA, Kan. — A team of which corporate managers bor­ during the same period, from $3.1 ing considerable profit in the for managers in leveraged traditional-size rackets. Two investigators is on the trail of classroom has been converted coroners’ offices.” Joseph Roy said Sunday. “ It’s a or blemish that bleeds should be seen by a row heavily to buy up their own billion to $40.9 billion, the report process,” the study said. buyouts. Managers act as repre­ rackets bearing Wang’s marks Jack the Ripper and may finally into a research library that Eckert and Noguchi say many simple solution for a modern can again confirm net height. physician. You definitely should check with a doctor DEAR READER: I do not know what, if any. company’s stock and become its said. In the initial buyout transac­ sentatives of the shareholders in nail him as his crimes turn 100 houses autopsy reports, video and of the conclusions drawn follow- . In a leveraged buyout, manag­ problem.” “ It really Just- took a little on the outside chance that your mole may be relation exists between the fracture, the mononu­ new owners, a congressional tion, shareholders generaily have selling the corporation and on years old. audio tapes, books, and news­ ing autopsies come from compar­ ers, or sometimes an outside Checking the net height has ingenuity,” said Roy. changing from an innocuous mark to a more serious cleosis and the head-shaking. Ordinarily, these study says. received a considerable premium their own behalf in buying it. "What we’re going to do is have paper clipping files about many ing the information gathered to skin cancer. three conditions are independent of one another. The report, released Sunday by group, use a company’s assets as over the market price. But, the as close to an answer as we can to of the darkest crimes and grim­ previous cases. Hence the IN­ collateral to borrow the money to “ Rapid growth in leveraged There is no cure for mono: patients usually the House Energy and Commerce average premium has slipped who the Ripper was,” says Dr. mest tragedies in history. FORM motto; “ Nihil Novum Sub buyouts ... is of concern, particu­ DEAR DR. GOTT: When one has an artificiai hip recover without complications. Because your subcommittee on oversight and pay stockholders. Sometimes an from 49.2 percent in 1980 to 31.9 in Wiiiiam G. Eckert, an interna­ Eckert says the center has Sole,” which Eckert translatesas entire corporation is purchased larly when ... corporate manage­ GRAND OPENING implanted, there are three methods of bonding the grandson’s head movements are obviously your investigations, documented the 1986, the report said. prosthesis, as I understand it; metal pins, medicai primary concern, I suggest that you talk to the tionally known forensic patholo- reference materials that cover “ Nothing New Under The Sun.” rapid growth of so-called lever­ and “ taken private.” Sometimes ment, supposedly the trustees of the alphabetical spectmm of adhesive and fusion. Which would you recommend? child’s pediatrician. If he or she cannot answf r your gist coordinating the Law enforcement officials, pro­ aged buyouts. a subsidiary of a large corpora­ Despite the substantial pre­ shareholders' assets, use those deaths from abortion to war. question, perhaps a second opinion from a investigation. secutors, private investigators, It said stockholders’ profits in tion is purchased and “ spun off.” mium, many argue that profits assets to enrich themselves,” neurologist would be in order A genial, gray-haired, barrei- It is named after the late Dr. Often the managers sell off earned by the new owners when Rep. John D. Dingell, D-Mich., U P T O W N DEAR READER: All three methods are suitable defense lawyers and even murder > the deals have declined while Milton Helpern, a New York City chested man of 61, Eckert has mystery writers use the center managers reaped large benefits. parts of the newly purchased they bust up the company or take the Energy and Commerce chair­ played an investigative role in forensic pathologist who died in extensively. The number of leveraged company to pay the debt. Fre­ it private indicates shareholders man, said in a statement accom­ Supermarket Shopper 1977. Helpern was sometimes many sensational cases, includ­ buyouts has more than tripled, quently, the managers then take have not been receiving a fair panying the study. HAIR DESIGN ing the Robert F. Kennedy called “ Sherlock Holmes with a The center’s services are free, ’ assassination, the Charles Man- microscope.” but it often receives donations 117 East Center Street son and John Gacy murders, Eckert, a native of Union City, based on the time and phone tolls ‘Rebategate’ hold lessons more than a dozen major airline N.J., worked with Helpern after involved in particular research Capital gains rules crashes and the identification of getting his medical degree at efforts. The contributions pay its $500-a-month rent and operating NEED SOME EXTRA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 By Martin Sloane the remains of Nazi war criminal New York University. Josef Mengele. expenses. United Features Syndicate The center is headquarters for Besides serving as center di- * changed in 1986 act Opening Specials Clip ’n’ file refunds For the Ripper project, Eckert the International Reference Or­ SPENDING Consider this situation; Your has assembled a team that rector, Eckert is Sedgwick Coun­ ganization In Forensic Medicine ty’s deputy coroner and performs QUESTION: HAIR CUTS no (r.g '12) aunt is in Dallas sends you Dairy Products, Oils, three Universal Product Code includes a forensic dentist, blood and Sciences, or INFORM, which MONEY!! symbols from any three pack­ about 250 autopsies a year for I thought I un­ several box tops for Brand X Margarine, Diet Foods and handwriting experts, an FBI Eckert founded in 1966 as a means ®38 (reg. *45) cereal and a $2 Brand-X refund (File 2) ages of Promise spread. Ex­ criminal profiling specialist and Sedgwick and other Kansas derstood the PERMS of exchanging case information (Offer Expires Feb. 29th) form. Her note reads, “ Thanks pires March 13, 1988. or while former Los Angeles County Cor­ counties. capital gains Investors’ These offers require refund between practicing forensic pa­ Noguchi marvels at Eckert’s rule changes We may just have a for sending me those cake mix supplies last. oner Dr. Thomas T. Noguchi. thologists around the world. Hour.: Mon. * Tue«. 9am-5pni F®'' Appointment Call net-weight statements. In ex­ forms; VELVEETA Slices $1 Re­ energy and drive. He recalls that resulting from Jack the Ripper murdered five Forensics combines medical Guide newspaper route available change. here are some box tops BORDEN $2 Ground Beef fund Offer. Send the required once when he and his friend of 30 the Tax Re­ prostitutes in England during a and law enforcement expertise to 645-8172 Refund Offer. Receive a cou­ refund form and three Univer­ years were at an international form Act of William A. Doyle in your area... and the refund form so you can four-month spree in 1888. 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The report said this is the came to 11, 15, 28 percent Manchester 08048. Rebategate only answered one purchased the product from questionable savings on non-food “ The cancer mortality rates among Ameri­ lowest rate since 1077. question concerning register which the box tops were taken merchandise. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Feb, 1, 1988 — 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Feb. 1, 1988 Tax plan U.S./World In Brief Obituarifss SPORTS Reagan tries to salvage aid plan brothers, George Pearson, Ri­ GeorgI Malenkov, rejected Muriel Buckley, chard Pearson and Robert Pear­ WASHINGTON — President Reagan is making a last-ditch son, all in Massachusetts, and 86, was Stalin’s drive to salvage a scaled-down, $36.2 million aid package for the Groton legislator Alfred Pearson in Florida; 11 Nicaraguan Contra rebels as both supporters and opponents of NEW LONDON (AP) - State grandchildren; a great- right-hand man in poll the plan predict victory this week in Congress. Rep. Muriel W. Buckley died in grandson; and several nieces and Williams steals show from Elway Reagan’s lobbying drive, which included a speech scheduled Lawrence and Memorial Hospital nephews. MOSCOW (AP) - Georgi M. Continued from page 1 today before the National Religious Broadcasters, will culminate Saturday, two days after suffer­ He was predeceased by a Malenkov, the right-hand man to with a televised pitch to the nation Tuesday night, on the eve of ing a stroke. daughter, Donna Marie Pearson, Stalin during the purges of the Director James F. “ Dutch” the crucial vote in the House. A hospital spokesman said and a grandson, Matthew 1930s who was pushed aside by Redskins’ 35-point second-quarter explosion demolishes Broncos Fogarty, a Democrat, said he Reagan contends that maintaining support for the Contras is Buckley, who was serving her Pearson. Nikita S. Khrushchev in a Krem­ isn’t ready to make a commit­ essential to stave off communism in Central America, while aid fourth term, died at 12:01 a.m. of A mass of Christian burial was lin power struggle, has died at By Barry Wllner Mexico. It really messed my ment one way or the other on the opponents say further support will reduce the chance of obtaining complications brought on by the held Saturday at St. Mary’s age 86, the government said The Associated Press head.” abatement plan. " I like what I peace. stroke. CTiurch. Coventry. Burial was in today. Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs had see, but I haven’t seen it all,” he Both sides predict a cliff-hanger, with some two dozen Buckley suffered the stroke St. Mary’s Cemetery, Coventry, Foreign Ministry spokesman SAN DIEGO — As pro­ a gut feeling about starting Smith said. undecided House members likely to determine the outcome in Thursday at her Groton home Potter Funeral Home, Williman- Gennady I. Gerasimov said Ma­ grammed and predicted, the ahead of George Rogers on Both Tedford and DiRosa said Wednesday’s scheduled vote. during a conversation with her tic, had charge of arrangements. lenkov died a few days ago. touchdowns came in bunches. Sunday, and that decision tore out the November referendum is not daughter and was admitted to the Memorial donations may be Gerasimov gave no specifics, and The quarterback made big plays, the guts of the Denver defense. relevant to the current abate­ hospital in critical condition. made to the Coventry Volunteer no further details on Malenkov’s threw for long scores and rode off " I felt they’d be going out there ment plan. Tedford described the Bush blames the ‘political season’ The Groton Republican was Fire Department Ambulance death w ere immediately with the trophies and the to shut down our inside running championship. referendum and the abatement WASHINGTON — Vice President George Bush said today the first elected to office in 1983. Bum Service, (Coventry 06238. available. game,” said Gibbs, who is 2-1 in proposal as ’’apples and reason questions linger about his role in the Iran-Contra affair is in Brooklyn. N.Y., Buckley had Malenkov had briefly appeared That quarterback was sup­ Super Bowis since 1983. “ George posed to be John Elway and the oranges.” Said DiRosa, “ I think not because he hasn’t been forthright but because “ some people also been a member of Groton’s Agnes Plesclk to be Stalin’s heir-apparent. He “ We were playing some great is our starter, but I went to him served as premier for two years Super Bowl was to be his defense in the first quarter,” and said we needed more speed there are directors who believe don’t like the answers.” Republican Town Committee Agnes (Miklosiewicz) Pieseik, after Stalin’s death in 1953, but coronation. Broncos defensive end Rulon early. I felt we would get George the two issues are intertwined. I “ It’s political season,” Bush said. “ People are going to want to since 1982. 92, formerly of Clinton St., died lost out to Khrushchev. When the touchdowns came in there earlier than the third don’t.” continue to raise something that they think might be negative.” Saturday at a local convalescent Jones said, "and we got that In 1957, he was thrown out of the swiftly in the second quarter — quarter, but the way Timmy was Directors Stephen T. Cassano, Bush, in his first live television interview since he was quizzed Edward Joseph Addey home. She was the widow of quick touchdown and were ahead Barbara B. Weinberg. Mary Ann ruling Politburo and off the five in 18 plays — four were on 10-0. Then it fell apart. running ...” last week about the Iran-Contra affair by CBS anchorman Dan Edward Joseph Addey, 96, Lukas Pieseik. Handley and Theunis “ Terry” Rather, said he wasn’t sure if that heated exchange had helped or Central Committee, and there passes. But Elway didn’t throw “ From doing things we were The way Williams was passing. Werkhoven could not be reached formerly of Troy, N.Y., died this Born in Poland, she lived in were frequent rumors that he had them. Doug Williams, who did, supposed to be doing, things just Terry Bradshaw’s Super Bowl hurt his presidential campaign but conceded that the interview morning at Willow Wood Nursing Manchester for most of her life. for comment this morning. had “ probably not” resolved the controversy over the weapons been shot. He apparently ended stole the throne from the man who collapsed on us.’’ mark of four touchdowns in a Home, North Adams. Mass., She was a volunteer with the his career as a manager of a would be king. Just as they did last year, when game was about to be equaled in deal. following a long illness. He was Foster Grandparent Program in “ I’ve answered 98 questions in writing. We’ve had 88 press hydroelectric station in a small “ I didn’t come here for a the Broncos messed up three just over 13 minutes. the husband of Paula R. (Page) Mansfield. town in east Kazakhstan. one-on-one thing with Elway,” opportunities and managed only Williams and Sanders teamed PZC reviews conferences ... I think the problem is, some people don’t like the Addey and brother of Mrs. Robert She is survived by a son, Edwin Born Jan. 8,1902, in the town of Williams said after his record­ a 10-9 halftime lead over the on a 50-yard pass for a 28-10 lead answers. But I ’ll keep on trying,” he said on NBC’s “ Today” (Lucy) Richardson of E. Peseik of Manchester; two Orenburg (later Chkalov) in the setting performance in Washing­ Giants. New York blitzed them in and Smith’s 43-yard run set up an show. Manchester. plaza growth grandchildren; and four great­ Urals, Malenkov was too young to ton’s 42-10 victory over Denver the second half for a 39-20 victory. 8-yard pass to Clint Didier, Besides his wife and sister, he is grandchildren. She was prede­ take an active part in the events Sunday. ” I didn’t come here to The Redskins didn’t wait as finishing off the outburst. survived by a son, John A. Addey The Planning and Zoning Com­ ceased by a son, Albin, who was leading up to the 1917 Bolshevik play John Elway.” long to overwhelm the Broncos, “ That was the best quarter I Denby home from Nicaraguan Jail of Pittsfield. Mass.; three grand­ mission is scheduled to review killed in France during World Revolution. He joined the Com­ He came to play and conquer who joined Minnesota as the only ever saw a Redskins team play,” children; four great­ plans for expansion of the Plaza WASHINGTON — James Denby today credited his release War II. munist Party during the civil the Broncos. Williams, the first teams to lose two consecutive Gibbs said. grandchildren; and several at Burr Comers at a hearing from a Nicaraguan prison to skillful negotiators, but indicated war, helped put down the revolt of black quarterback to start a Super Bowls. Washington’s vic­ It was the best game of nieces and nephews. The funeral is 10 a.m. Tuesday tonight in the Lincoln Center the Sandinistas’ awareness of the upcoming House vote on Contra central Asian anti-communist Super Bowl, shook off a first- tory was the fourth straight Williams’ checkered career — he The funeral is at 8 p.m. at the John F. Tierney Funeral hearing room. aid may also have had something to' do with it. groups, then began his 25-year quarter injury to set a record with lopsided win for an NFC team. completed 18 of 29 passes. It Wednesday at the Morris- Home, 219 W. Center St., followed Burr Comers Associates Ltd. Interviewed on CBS-TV’s “ This Morning” program, Denby career as a political worker. 340 passing yards. He also tied “ It’s a lifetime dream when you capped the most visible week of Stebbins-Miner & Sanvidge Fun­ by a mass of Christian burial at Partnership submitted an appli­ credited “ some awfully good negotiators” working for Bill Press, Two days after Josef Stalin died two Super Bowl marks. come out in the second half and his career, which began as a 1978 eral Home. 312 Hoosick St., Troy, 10:30 a m. in St. James Church. cation for a special exception a Democrat running for the U.S. Senate in California, with on March 5, 1953, Malenkov “ You will never see a better have a 25-point lead,” Sanders first-round pick by the Bucca­ N.Y., with the Rev. Lynn M. Burial will be in St. James permit and erosion control plan helping to secure his release. became premier as well as senior game by a quarterback in a said. neers and seemed ended when the Portz, co-pastor of the Third Cemetery. Calling hours are from for the addition of about 72.700 “ Of course, this vote of Wednesday — those people know about secretary of the Central clutch situation than what you That lead was built on 18 plays. USFL collapsed. Presbyterian Church of Troy, 7 to 9 p.m. today. square feet of retail and restau­ television as much as you guys do,” he said. Committee. saw Doug do,” said Barry Wil­ Sanders started the comeback by “ I feel good about being a part officiating. Calling hours are rant space to the existing 170,000 Denby made no comment on a published report that in return Malenkov was forced to make a burn, who had two interceptions. beating Mark Haynes for a of the Washington Redskins and from 7 to 9p.m. Wednesday. King square-foot shopping center at for his freedom, he agreed to come to Washington to help sway Grace Regan public confession in 1955 at a “ Today, Doug Williams was the record-tying 80-yard touchdown being named MVP,” Williams Solomon’s Primitive Lodge 91 1129 Tolland Turnpike. votes against aid to the rebels. meeting of the Supreme Soviet greatest quarterback in pass on Washington’s first play of said. “ I think there was a lot of Denby was reunited with his family in Carlinville, III., on will conduct masonic services at Grace (Heaviside) Regan. 73, Plans call for the expansion of and was demoted to deputy of the football.” the second quarter. It also was television sets turned on today Sunday, a day after he was freed by Nicaragua’s leftist 7:30 p.m. of 96 Helaine Road, died Saturday existing buildings, the addition of Council of Ministers. He was The nine-year veteran, who Williams’ first play after being and a lot of people will start to see government, which had imprisoned him for seven weeks on at a local convalescent home. She £■ a restaurant and bank, and given the relatively obscure post practically disappeared after two removed with a hyperflexed left v V .' M me as a role model.” charges of aiding the Contras. was the wife of Thomas J. Regan. repaving and repainting lines in Elizabeth McKechle She was born in Brooklyn, N . Y., of Minister of Power Stations, distressing seasons in the USFL, knee late in the opening period. Gibbs hopes people see a the parking lot. Plans also show a Elizabeth McKechie. 89, of 565 and lived inManchesterformany although he at first was allowed to had plenty of help. And it tied the record for the quality NFL quarterback and new storm-drainage system, but Shamir says Israel ready to talk Vernon St., formerly of South years. She was a communicant of keep his positions in the Central Timmy Smith, a rookie who Super Bowl’s longest TD pass ...~ nothing else. Planning Director Mark Pelle­ Road, Bolton, died Friday at a St. Bartholomew’s Church. Committee and the Politburo. thought his career was over when play, set in 1981 by the Raiders' AP photo " I hope it does a lot for blacks, breaks down any barriers that grini said Monday that town JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir announced local convalescent home. She was his knee was wrecked by a Jim Plunkett and Kenny King. SANDERS SCORES— Ricky Sanders Sunday night in Super Bowl XXII. The engineers had problems with the that Israel is ready for Middle East peace talks within the the widow of Frances McKechie, Besides her husband, she is Beatrice White ’’cheap shot” in college, rushed ” We put our offense in a bad are left,” Gibbs said. “ Hopefully, proposed system. framework of a U.S.-mediated plan he said is now being worked survived by two sons, Daniel T. for a record 204 yards. Ricky situation,’’ Wilburn said of (83) of the Redskins heads for the end Redskins demolished the Broncos, most people will look at players Bom in Belfast, Northern Ire­ Beatrice (LeGeyt) White, 79, of Town staff members were also out in Washington. Regan of Orlando, Fla., and Sanders, another former USFL Denver’s 10 first-quarter points. zone and is followed by Denver’s Mark as players, not colors. I hope land, Oct. 9, 1898, she lived in East Hampton, widowof Harry C. 42-10. concerned about emergency ac­ “ Israel is ready to negotiate,” Shamir said Sunday on Israel William T. Regan of Manchester; player, caught nine passes for 193 Seven came on the Broncos’ first we’ve moved beyond that small Manchester and Bolton for the White, died Thursday in Indiana­ Haynes (36) in second-quarter action cess to the site. Pellegrini said. Television’s Arabic-language broadcast. two daughters, Elizabeth A. yards and two touchdowns, play, a 56-yard TD pass to Ricky percentage of America that looks past 12 years. She was a polis, Ind. She was the mother of The plaza was sold for $6 He compared the new plan with the 1979 Camp David autonomy Dever of Darien and Nancy J. breaking one record and tying Nattiel, who got behind Wilburn Elway, who also caught a some good plays and we never final two seasons at Texas Tech at color.” communicant of St. George Marion Tillotson of Manchester. million in Septemberby a Florida plan, which proposed five years of limited self-rule for Clapp of East Hartford; two another. with only 1:57 gone. It was the first-quarter pass from Steve answered the bell to take the after a severe knee injury. “ I The Redskins have moved Church, Bolton. Besides her daughter, she is developer to White Enterprises Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip, after brothers, Robert Heaviside and Elway, Denver’s one-man fastest touchdown in Super Bowl Sewell leading to Rich Karlis’ momentum away.” didn’t really get to show what I beyond all NFL teams for this She is survived by three sisters, survived by fourother daughters, Inc. of Farmington. The center which a final settlement would be pursued. William Heaviside, both in New gang, was outmanned. He history. 24-yard field goal, guided Denver The Redskins were so busy could do in college. It cost me a decade. The Broncos need to Roseann Matchett and Martha Lorraine Wetherell of Ihdianapo- was rename ' The Plaza at Burr “ We talk about an interim arrangement and of course the issue York State, and seven couldn’t keep pace with that “ But when Ricky got those to the Washington 26. But Karlis ringing up touchdowns they es­ shot at being a No. 1 (draft make moves to bolster their size Timmins, both of Manchester, lis, Elizabeth Cumow of Middle- Corners, and new free-standing today is somehow different from the (autonomy) formula we grandchildren. attack- Nor could he handle the seven points back, that’s all we missed from 43 yards and tablished a post-season mark for pick).” in the trenches and shore up a and Susan Esdale of Belfast, town, Eileen Lee of Goshen, Ohio, negotiated several years ago,” Shamir said on the television Washington defense, which was needed to see.” Denver’s attack had lost its bite. points in a period with 35. Smith, a native of Hobbs, N.M., defense that was battered by signs were approved for the Northern Ireland, and a niece, The funeral is 9:15 a.m. Tues­ and Lillian Morin of East Hamp­ entrances to the center by the broadcast. befuddled by Denver’s early It was far from all they would For good. After Karlis’ miss, Clark made was hurt by what he called a Washington and, two weeks ago, Patricia Morianos. with whom day from the John F. Tierney ton; a son, Kenneth White of Zoning Board of Appeals in razzle-dazzle. The Redskins see. ” We got up quick and were a 16-yard reception, then Smith cheap shot by a New Mexico Cleveland in a 38-33 victory for she made her home while living in Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. Miami; 13 grandchildren, and December. White Enterprises clamped down on Elway and The Redskins needed just five iqpving the football,” Elway said broke a 58-yard scoring run for player after he had scored a the AFC title. Bolton. followed by a mass at 10 a.m. at seven great-grandchildren. decided to close the adult movie Needle handout called a ‘quick fix’ eliminated the Three Amigos plays to go 64 yards for the lead. after a mediocre 14-for-38, 257- his first NFL touchdown. touchdown. “ It hurts,” Coach Dan Reeves Private funeral services will be St. Bartholomew’s Church. Bur­ The funeral was today at the theater and lease the space to new from the Broncos’ attack. Gary Clark fooled Steve Wilson yard performance that included " I thought I ’d never get the "They came in there trying to said. ” I don’t know if devastating NEW YORK — The state’s apparently unprecedented decision held at the convenience of the ial will be in St, James Cemetery, Maple Hill Chapels, 380 Maple stores, and will add on to the Calling hours are from 2 to 4 p.m. For one quarter, Denver domi­ on a 27-yard corner pattern for a five sacks and three intercep­ chance at the pros,” said Smith, get me. They felt I should have is the word, but the hurt is to combat AIDS by allowing the city to distribute clean family. Burial will take place in Ave.. Hartford. Burial was in theater building. Work on the nated. Then, it self-destructed. 14-10 edge. tions. “ They started making who played only two games in his stayed and represented New devastating.” hypodermic needles to addicts is “ a quick fix” bom out of the Clandeboye Cemetery in and 7 to 8 p.m. today. Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford. plaza also includes renovating desperation, says Cardinal John O’Connor. Bangor. Northern Ireland. ’There Maxine E. (Hinckley) Stewart, existing stores and putting up “ It drags down the standards of all society,” O’Connor, a are no calling hours. Holmes 81, of Manchester, died Sunday at new fronts to centralize the member of the president’s commission on AIDS, said Sunday at Funeral Home, 400 Main St., has Nicholas V. Tummlllo an area convalescent home. She appearance of the plaza. charge of arrangements. Reidskins’ sucker play St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Nicholas V. Tummillo, 75, of was the wife of the late Clifford K. State Health Commissioner Dr. David Axelrod approved the Bloomfield, died Friday at Mount Stewart. Williams breaks another myth Man charged experimental plan, believed to be the first of its kind in the United Alexander Pearson Sinai Hospital. He was the She was bom in Schuylerville, States, his spokesman, Peter Slocum, said Sunday in Albany. Alexander “ Al” Pearson, 69, of husband of Anne (Martino) Tum­ N.Y., July 30, 1906, and lived in too much for Broncos Orchard Hill Estates, Coventry, millo and father of Robert A. Manchester since 1948. She was a By Hal Bock m the NFC championship game with assault died Thursday at his daughter’s Tummillo of Manchester. member of the South United The Associated Press one year but was largely By David GInsburg mann. ” I guess everybody tries to Many pregnant sailors unmarried Methodist Church and the Rey­ dismissed by experts. He was, The Associated Press run it, but nobody can do it as home in Coventry. He was the Besides his wife and son, he is A Manchester man has been husband of the late Nancy T. nolds Circle of United Methodist SAN DIEGO — Another remember, a black quarter­ good as the ’Skins. WASHINGTON — A study by a Navy nurse suggests that a survived by a daughter-in-iaw. SAN DIEGO - In football charged in connection with a Pearson, who died in December. Women. sociological stereotype back, burdened by the long­ “ It’s a misdirection play. We remarkably high percentage of the female sailors who become Kathieen Tummillo of Manches­ terminology, it’s called counter sexual assault this morning of a He was born July 15, 1918 in She is survived by three sons, passed quietly into history at standing racial albatross. The try to get the defense going one pregnant are unmarried, raising sensitive questions about the ter; another son, William L. gap. But from grade school to the 23-year-old Manchester woman, Plymouth, Mass., and lived in Richard E. Stewart of Enfield, the Super Bowl, tucked safely Bucs eventually soured on way, get two big blockers going service’s assimilation of women. Tummillo of West Hartford; pros, it’s often known as the police said. Coventry since 1957. He was an Ronald C. Stewart of South away by Doug Williams of the him, rejected his contract the other way and kick out (the The study, conducted by Cmdr. Judy J. Glenn, a nurse in the three sisters, Mary Martino of sucker play. Brad T. Thomas, 18, of 118 army veteran of World War II. He Windsor and Rodman D. Stewart Washington Redskins. demands and shrugged as he remaining defenders). There’s obstetrics and gynecology department of the San Diego Naval Old Lyme, Rose DeCarlo of The object is simply to get the Downey Drive, was charged with was employed as a serviceman of Lexington. Ky.; 10 grandchild­ From now on, the MVP went off to the USFL. usually a crease there.” Hospital, found that 41 percent of the enlisted women who Wethersfield and Antoniette defense moving one way while the first-degree sexual assault and for Republic Oil Co. and Lehigh ren; a great-grandson; and sev­ quarterback doesn’t have to The new league failed and A crease? You could have fit a became pregnant during a recent 10-month period were single at Tarka of Hartford, and a running back goes another. It’s in second-degree unlawful res­ Oil Co. in Willimantic for several eral nieces and nephews. be the blond, blue-eyed All- personal tragedy struck with couple of the pianos they played the time. grandson. every team’s playbook, but be­ traint. police said. years until his retirement. He The funeral is 11 a.m. Tuesday American with the rifle arm. the death of his young wife. So at halftime in the holes that Smith The study focused on 789 active-duty women who registered for cause the Washington Redskins Thomas assaulted the woman was a communicant of St. Mary’s The funeral was today at the at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Sorry, John Elway. when the Redskins signed sprinted through on Sunday. prenatal care at the San Diego facility from July 1986 through run it so well, they own another at around 2 a m. in her Chestnut Church, Coventry. D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, 277 Main St. Burial will be in East From now on he can be a Williams as a backup and used “ Our offensive line was giving May 1987. Of that total, 323 or 40.9 percent said they were not Super Bowl title. Street apartment, police said. He is survived by three sons, Folly Brook Blvd., Wethersfield. Cemetery. Calling hours are from black passer from the wrong him for exactly one pass all me a chance to run all day long,” married. The Redskins churned out a Police stopped Thomas with a Wiiiam Pearson of Mansfield. Burial was in Mount St. Benedict 7 to 9 p.m. today. side of the tracks, with a fierce last season — a year when said Smith, a rookie who made Super Bowl-record 280 rushing companion on Main Street at John Pearson in New Hampshire Cemetery, Bloomfield. Memorial donations may be determination to succeed and Elway delivered Denver to the the most of his first NFL start. yards Sunday in 42-10 victory around 3:43 a.m., police said. and Michael Pearson of Coven­ Memorial donations may be made to the Visiting Nurse & the inner strength to ignore Super Bowl — it hardly George Rogers was introduced Man wants chapel at Camp David over the Denver Broncos. Timmy The companion, Donald F. try; two daughters, Nancy Te- made to the American Heart Home Care of Manchester Inc., adversity. seemed a hint of what would as the Redskins’ starting running Smith had 204 of those yards, Whorff, 23, of 159 Hilliard St., .WASHINGTON — A prominent Methodist layman who spent treault of Pomfret Center and Association. 310 Collins St , Hart­ 397 Porter St., Box 628, Manches­ Doug Williams raised happen Sunday. back. But Coach Joe Gibbs had most of them on the play that has became combative with the of­ weekends at Camp David as a Boy Scout before any president Denise Werhle of Coventry; four ford 06105. ter 06040. America’s consciousness with But there was Williams, decided to start Smith Saturday ficer when the officer handcuffed ever saw the mountain retreat wants future chief executives to a record-breaking perfor­ starting at quarterback in the been a fixture in Washington’s night, though he didn’t tell Smith Thomas, police said. Whorff was have a place to worship there. mance in the Redskins’ 42-10 Super Bowl and scrutinized all game plan since Joe Gibbs put in about it until the opening kickoff. charged with interfering with a If Kenneth Plummer Sr. has his way, a wood and glass chapel, romp over Denver and Elway. week for the racial history he the one-back offense after taking ” I felt they’d be going to shut police officer. complete with a bell from a Navy ship, will rise a short walk from He broke one Super Bowl was writing. It was not a role over as coach in 1981. down our inside running game,” Thomas was held on $25,000 Aspen lodge, the presidential cabin at the weekend hideaway in record and tied two others, he relished, because he saw “ We made it (counter gap) bond and Whorff was held on Maryland. and by the time he was himself not as a black quarter­ famous,” said guard R.C. Thiele­ Please turn to page 13 $1,000 cash bond. Both were President Reagan has approved plans for the privately Replacement through this year’s hero was back, but rather as a quarter­ presented this morning in Man­ financed, interdenominational chapel, which might be ready just “ the quarterback," not back who happened to be chester Superior Court. before he leaves the White House in January. “ the black quarterback.” black. “ All week long, the impor­ “ Hopefully, we’re at the Elway left shell-shocked Runoff election likely In Ecuador tance of being a black quarter­ point now where most people U.S. cellist wins Guaranteed. back was thrown around,’’ are looking at players as by aggressive Redskins AUSTIN. Texas (AP) - The QUITO, Ecuador — Two opposition presidential candidates The Prudential Premier Homeowners Policy Williams said. “ But before I players and not colors any­ first prize at the First Emanuel emerged from a field of 10 and are headed for a runoff. One vows got here, I knew one thing. I more,’’ Coach Joe Gibbs said. Feuermann Memorial Interna­ to shift Ecuador’s slant from conservative to leftist, the other wasn’t the quarterback of the AP photo “ I think,” Williams said, By John AAoosmon Super Bowl. tional Cello Solo Competition promises to tax the rich to feed the poor. Washington Redskins because “ the important thing was to The Associated Press It marked Denver’s second recently was awarded to Ameri­ The favored Rodrigo Borja, a S2-year-old center-left lawyer I was black. I didn’t come here WINDING UP— Washington quarterback Doug Willaims come here and play the game straight Super Bowl blowout loss can Cellist Anthony Elliot. who heads the Democratic Left Party, garnered about 20 percent You deserve a homeowners policy that goes with that in mind.’’ is about to let go a pass during play In Super Bowl XXII. and do what we needed to. And SAN DIEGO — In his first NFL and left the Broncos with an 0-3 that was to win.” As winner. Elliot received of the vote in Sunday’s election, far short of the majority needed above and beyond ordinary homeowners Still, people could not ignore Williams threw for 340 yards and four touchdowns and game at Jack Murphy Stadium, Super Bowl record. Only the $2,000 plus a New York recital to avoid a runoff May 8. Williams’ race. Black quar­ Three hours of root canal struggling rookie quarterback Minnesota Vikings, at 0-4, have a debut at Carnegie Hall which will In the runoff he will face Abdala Bucaram, 35, a populist who insurance. The Prudential Premier Policy terbacks are a curiousity in was named the Most Valuable Player. surgery Saturday and a hyp­ John Elway came up to the line of worse Super Bowls mark. take place March 19. has his power base in Guayaquil, a rough-and-tumble port and guarantees full replacement cost for your the NFL. This is America, erflexed left knee that took scrimmage, surveyed the de­ “ This is the same way we felt Elliot is professor of cello at the Ecuador’s largest city. where all men are created 80-yarder. That broke Joe Then along came Williams him out of the game for two fense and put his hands under last year,” Elway said in the University of Houston. home* Plus expanded personal property, equal. But in football, white Montana’s record of 331 yards from dusty Zachary, La., a plays at the end of the first guard Paul Howard instead of shell-shocked Denver locker theft and casualty coverage. It's the all-in- quarterbacks have always and tied marks set by Terry mapdot town light years re­ quarter Sunday did not center Bill Bryan. room. “ We know how to get here, moved from Los Angeles, one policy all at one reasonable cost.Call been a little more equal than Bradshaw and Jim Plunkett. interfere. Players and fans laughed, and but we’ve got to figure out a way their black counterparts. In one magical game, Doug where Elway grew up. Willi­ “ The tooth was sore,” Willi­ Elway said he knew then he had to win one.” LOOK your Prudential representative now for So if you were looking for an Williams, a black playing a ams played at Grambling, a ams said. “ hit rock bottom.” A year ago, the Broncos led the ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. a free, no obligation Pru-Review. We MVP quarterback candidate white position, made the Su­ small state school, and Elway And the knee? He plumbed similar depths New York. Giants l0-7 in the first FU EL OIL Sunday, the natural place to per Bowl color blind. at Stanford, a prestigious “ On the sidelines, I felt I Sunday, but his time he had lots of quarter and would have had a INSURANSMITHS SINCE still make housecalls. Check the phone stop was Elway, equipped For a long time, when black private institution. could walk and set up. No help. fatter margin but for blown book for your local Prudential office. with a million-dollar arm and passers came into the NFL, Both were fii^st-round draft matter the pain, I was going After a scintillating start that opportunities. The Giants roared a toothy smile to go with it. But choices. Williams was in­ 1914 * Subject to applicable deductibles, conditions and policy limitations they were converted to defen­ back.” featured crisp execution and back in the second half to win Senior Citizen 4 he was the second-best quar­ sive backs or wide receivers. stalled almost in desperation When he did, he produced imaginative play-calling, the 39-20. Volume Discounts terback in the Super Bowl. It was position discrimination by woeful Tampa Bay, while five touchdowns in 5 minutes, Denver Broncos self-destructed Using that loss as a rallying 649-5241 The Prudential Williams stole his thunder, that changed ever so slowly Elway was warmly welcomed 47 seconds, and silenced the in a nightmarish second quarter point, the Broncos had ap­ THRIFTY OIL CO. passing for 340 yards and four with people like James Harris by more competitive Denver. whispers black quarterbacks that saw the Washington Reds­ proached this year’s Super Bowl 65 E. C«iit«r Street ABOVE AND BEYOND'’ touchdowns, one of them an Williams took the Bucs to have heard for years. C 1987 Prudential Property and Casualty Insurance Company All rights reserv^ and Joe Gilliam. kins score 35 points on 19 plays en Maneiiester, CT. 289-8843 route to a 42-10 victory in the PleAAe turn tn i m m 13

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Polnit, Taom, guortar — 35, Wothinofon, rapon 9b comall, Io i m 63 Comeback prowess for a se­ quarter and 38-18 halftime bulge. 2nd (pravlout racord 21, Son Roncltco, 19B5 Rockhurit9b AvHa67 ondO/k Walsh 6b Tiffin 60 tholic at 7 p.m. Uck), 1 :S7. Ortvo; Stvordi. 1 plavs. Donv«r7, Clavaland LT* V. Wortburg 8b Buena V M a 74 Quebec 31 25 3 45 ITS 185 The win was the first for Grongor 11-1, 148 Jo*on Etfavat (F) Records Had Indiana 20 21 .408 8 plnnad G ray 1:41, 153- Soth Rich .jp ! MERCY (67) — Liz Lynch 12 80 24, RESULTS Woehbura 81, Mo. Waelwn 71 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Manchester over Fermi since Don— F O Korllt 24, 5:51. Drivo: «1 WESTERN CONFERENCE W B F, 168 Huntar (CT) W B F, 171- Joolla Buongirno 0 8 0 0, Chrltflna Most Consecutive Years os Loser — 2, Midwest DhtWan WoeMnafoa Mo. 9b Chicago 71 1978. Hlckoy 0 80 0, Paula Koht 8 82 18, var*,7ptovt. Kty ployi: Elwov32pattto Denver (alsoby Minnesota, Wayne, Nefe. 7b E m p o ^ St. 74 W L T FN EF EA Roualla (CT) plnnad Dava Favol* 3:57, W L PCI. OB 188 Kan Sullivan (P) plnnad Rota 3:34, Stacay VonSchalck 3 1-3 7, Mlcholla Jockton; SovmII 22 pots to Elwoy. 197X1975). Wastmlnslar, Mo. 10b John Brown 75 Detroit 36 19 8 56 301 i n Co-captains Eric Gremmo DOlWPf 1% WH IPPftP •, Dallas 38 12 .700 — Wichita St. 61, Illinois St. 58 St. Louis 33 23 5 51 176 ITS (125) and Dave Odom (171) each Unllmlfod- Chrit Martin (P) plnnad Balloy 5 8210, Hllorla Campball 31-3 7, tacoRp Qaorfar Danvar 24 17 485 4W William Jawall it , Culvar-Stockton 64 Chicago 22 27 3 47 184 211 M urphy 1:09. M a rla Alaxandor 01-41. Totalt 3181267. Houston 23 17 .575 5 Wot SonOart 10 p o m from Wllllomt William Penn 8b Upper Iowa 81 AAlnnasota 16 30 0 40 166 236 won by pin with the Dixon EAST CATHOLIC (44) — Amalia (Holl-SlMlkh kick), :53. Driva; 10 vordt, 1 Utah 19 22 463 9W Wts.-Graan Bov 7b W. Illinois 63 Toronto 15 30 9 39 191 319 brothers, Jon (140) winning by a East toppled Baarta5841b Karan Mozdzlarz68314, ploy. Oatnar Nk Woriihifltan7. San Antonio 17 22 436 W'/li Wts.-Mllwaukaa 8b Taylor 63 Margorof RIlay 1X56, Ja Marla RuccI 3 Wot— O.CIork V poit from Wllllomt Bowlins Sacramento 12 28 .300 16 Wls.-Plaltavllla 9b Wls.-LaCrossa 69 Calgary 33 14 6 70 363 109 technical fall and Aaron (145) via East Catholic High wrestling 3-6 7, Kafoy Clltham 0 8 0 0, M aura (Holl-Shaikh kick), 4:45. Oriva: «4 vordt, 5 Pacific DWliien WIS.-RIV. Falls 81, Wls.-Stout 73 Edmonton 39 17 7 68 314 i n a pin. Senior Damon lacovelli team was on the short end of a MePoddon 0 80 0, Haothor Otintkl 10O rfoyt. Kay ploy: T.SmIfti 19run. WotMnffan L.A. Lakers 33 8 .005 — Wls.-Stavans Pt. 8b W ls.-tap^or 69 WInnIpao 23 22 7 51 186 191 registered a pin in the 189-pound b Sfophanla bgrodnlk 0 80 0, Noal YbDMIW*ML Portland 25 15 425 V h Wisconsin 8b Northwestern 59 LosAngslas 18 31 5 41 198 363 42-2'7 score to visiting Fairfield Faahan 11-23, Jodi LaBrun0800, Kalll Wot— T.SmIth SO run (Holl-SiMikh Saoltla 25 18 481 9 Wlttanbam 8b Mount Union 55 Voncouvar 16 30 7 39 180 303 class while sophomore Mark Bandar 0 8 0 0. Totalt I 6 1819 44. U.S. Mixed Prep Saturday at the Eagles’ Holfllm a: 3818 M trcy . kick), 0:32. Driva: 74 yordt, 2 pimt. Kav Phoanix 13 27 425 19'/i Woostar 80, Dsnison 57 OolardaVs Eamas L.A. (illppars 10 31 .244 23 Sarnl won with a pin at 119 ploy: WllllomtMpottfoG.CIork. Wothlne- Ruth Urban 449, Ruth Ahibere 190, Sue Payne Stewart Philadelphia b WInnIpao 3 Nest. East is now 1-11 for the tonSI.OanyarW. Cote ITS, George Coppolla 22X547, Goldild^ State 9 30 .231 23 New York Rangers b Boston 2 pounds. Aaron Dixon is now season with its next match Shello Coppolla 20X174, Donna Vristls Sofardoy's Gamas SOUTHWEST Wot—Sondart SO pott from Wllllomt This pro golfer was the 12th Montreal b New York Islanders 3 13-0-1, Jon Dixon 12-2, Gremmo Wednesday at home at 7 p.m. (Holt-Shaikh kick), 11:11. Driva: to 224193-545, M ike V rittls 571, Dole New Jarsay 11b Detroit 104 Angelo St. 6b Texas Abl 67 Pittsburgh b Chicago 2 Ice Hockey vordt, 3 plovt. Kay ploy: Wllllomt H) Pecker 177-179-503, Rich Pecker 21X220- aavalond 12b WasMnelon 136, OT leading winner on the PGA Arkansas 71, Houston 63 Caloarv b Voncouvar 3 11-2-1 and lacovelli 8-1. against Xavier High of Chicago 97, New York 9b OT pott to Sondtrt. WotMnolan 2b Danvtr 10. 579, Doreen LoChopel 140, Marge Baylor 81, Texas Tach 63 Detroit b Toronto b tie Manchester's next match is Houston lOb Dollas 92 Tour in 1987 with a total of Middletown. EC nips Fermi iX DeLltle 143-492, Suzanne Feltmonn Bradley 65, Tulsa 63 Edmonton b Hartford 2 Wednesday at Enfield High at 6 Wot— DIdlar 0 pott from Wllllomt 179-449, M ike Hole 226, Sue Hole 194-540, Son Antonio 11b Saaitta Wb OT $511,026 in prize money. He Cant. St., Okla. 67, W. Texas St. 66 St. Louis b Quabac 2 Pat'Moynihan (160) and Peter ENFIELD — There was just (Holl-Shaikh kick), 13:54. Driva: 79 Kevin Brennan 201, Dlone Brenrran 444, Danvar 12b Los Angatas Clippers 106 Cantenory 8b Houston BoM st 84 Los Angelas b AAlnnasota 0 p.m. Utoh 115, Atlonta 109 has earned about $2 million Meyer (171) were among the enough offense generated by the y o r ^ 7 ployt. Kav plovt: T.SmIth 43 Jenny Fenn 204, Dove Fenn 22X203-201- E. Central U. 6b NW Oklahoma 99 In junior varsity action, Kevin run; Wllllomt 21 pott to Sondart. WotMnp- 624, Charley Moselsky 211-567, Betty Sacramento 13b Phoanix 120 since turning pro in 1979. He E. Texas Baptist 67, Schralnar 63 WInnIpao b Buffalo b Me Eagle winners, each moving his East Catholic High hockey team tan M. Oanvar M. Philipp 207, Vldo Bartlett 20X504, Cindy is one of the top PGA put­ Lamar 85, Rica 70 Woshlngfon 1, Phitadalphia b OT Sarles won via a pin and Sam personal mark to 8-2 for the Hurley 181-202-534, M ary Whipple ISO, Boston Kia Philadelphia 85 Lubbock Chrlstlon 69, MIdwastarn St., for a 2-1 victory over host Fermi ters and par-breakers. Smith won with a major decision. Wot— T.Sml1h 4 run (Holl-Shaikh kick), Sheila Barnett 18X484, Alice Brown Mapdoy’s Gomes Texas 63 Hartford of AAonfraol, 7:35 p.m. season. High at the Enfield Twins Rink 1:51. Driva: 40 yordt, 4 ployt. Kav ployt; 179-513, Linda Burton 178, Fred KozIckI Detroit at Clavaland, 7:30 p.m. Mlllsops 8b Dollos 67 St. Louis at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. R tta lft: 108 Chip Ltwondowtkl (F) RatMttt: 108 Ryan (FP) W B F, 112- Golden State at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. L d * c W alftr La* 7-4,118 Dav* Rancourf Saturday afternoon. O.CIork 25 run; T.SmIth 32run. Wothinofon 213. Missouri 8b Oklahoma St. 73 Boston at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Grubbont (FP) WBF, 118 Vltnoopuu New Jarsay at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 4b Danvar ib Green Mountain 91, Nvock 84 New Mexico 70, T a x a xB Paso 69 New Jarsaylav at Colgarv, 9:35 p.m.1 (F) mal. doc. Coroy Croft 90,118 SornI (FP ) W B F, 128 Durant (FP) plnnad The win was the ninth in 12 A— 7X302. Seattle at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Oklahoma Baptist 97, S. Nazorana 83 AaeEMM (M ) plnnad M ika Ollvar 1:06, 128 C h rit Fronton 1:05,138 Jaram y Palm ar Caterers Chicago at Socromanto, 10;X p.m. (Srova City 63, CarnagIxMallon 49 starts for the Eagles while Fermi Roglntld Plnto/Mtnohottar Honld Hamilton 89, St. John Rshar 68 Pan American 8b Arkansas St. 72 WasMngtanion at Plttsfeurgh, 7::7:15 p.m. Grammo (M) plnnad Slava Young :40, (EC) doc. Columbo 7-3,138 Jett Vlllor Don TVoadov's Gomes Paul Quinn 11b Texas Coll. 101 Buftalo at Quabac 7:15 p.m. 138 ScoH Avary (F) plnnad Pata (EC) dac. Hibbart 83, 148 Dlckonton dips to 6-7 for the season. Wat Audrey Cody 130, VIvI Bayer 128, Jan Washington at New York, 8 p.m. Holy Cross 97, Fordhom 85 Flrtt down* 25 11 S. Arfconsoi 7b Arkansas Coll. 64 New York RonoarsatNawYork Islanders, Fongamla 1:56,138 Glon Galbraith (F) (FP ) pinnod Chrit Plola 1:49,148 AAOrk IN CONTROL — Cheney Tech’s Paul on Saturday as the Tech men won one Bonadles 127, Alice McCooe 132-374, Detroit at Mllwoukoa, 8:30 p.m. lnd.-Kokomo 91, Golloudat 89 East (}oach Joe Hubbuch is Rutboxyardt 48210 17-97 Bunny Fellows 126, Muffy Talburt 347, Ithaca 78, RPI 71 SW Oklahoma 7b NE Oklahoma 66 8:05 p.m. plnnad Craig PardI 3:30, 148 J.Dixon M cC onntll (EC) doc. Rtynold* 1812, Patting 322 230 Phoanix at Houston, 8 :n p.m. SW Texas St. 7b TaxoxArUngtonTbOT Los Angelas at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. (M) tachnical'fall Don Barry 31-6,148 158 Chlota (FP) plnnad Mika Potrucct concerned that his Eagles aren’t Hunter (right) has control In a recent and lost one in a triangular match. Edie Cavonauoh 344, Carol Streeter 341. New Jersey at Son Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Johns Hopkins 101, Sworthmore 68 Rotura Yard* 11 11 King's, N.Y. 97, N.Y. Maritime 99 A.DIxon (M)plnnadStavaHardlng3;27, 1:15,168 Moynlhon (EC) plnnad Sgully putting the puck in the net. match. Hunter won both of his matches Comp-Att-Int 18381 18383 Chicago at Los Angeles Lakers, 10;X. Sam Houston St. 91, N. Texas St. 70 158 Kan Dagllo (F) plnnad (3aoff 3:20, 171- M ayor (EC) plnnad Fofitkv p.m. La Salle 6b Army 51 “Defensively we’re playing well SockoGYardt Lott 818 859 Eastern Businessmen Southarn AAath. 51, Texas Christian E NHLrasuHa Noddan 3:0b 168 Mika Avary (F) dac. 3:37,188 Sparo Sfamboullt (EC) WBF, Atlanta at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Lofoyatta 64, Delaware 53 St. Edward's, Texas 9b Texas LuthsranOi Tom Diana 1812,171- Odom (M ) plnnad Punta X37 7-36 LaMoyna 81, IMarevhurst 71 Unllmlfod- Morrit (FP) WBF. but offensively we’re just not E. Ralph 140, B. Holmes 145, E. Roux Chrit Woo Pork 2:5b 188 lacovtlll (M) Fum UoxLott 1-0 80 Lahigh 71, Towson St. 65 capitalizing,’’ the first-year with 20 saves. season while the Indians suffered with 20 seconds left (in a Fonolflat-Yardi X65 835 15X400, M. Roux 140, D. Toce 152-15X433, Torlaton St. 6b Sul R o u St. 65 plnnad Saan Malonoy :36, Unllmlfod- R. Joiner 14X414, R. Brown 141, B. Lowell 70, Franklin Plarca 99 Jats4,8abras4 Mark Ballair (F) WBF. coach said. “I know we can play East’s next game is Wednesday their 11th consecutive loss to dip period),” Farno said. Tim* of Pottoitlon 35:15 24:45 NBA result Lycoming 79, Alvarnlo 54 Texas Southern 8b Pralrla View 77 Lovery 142, A. Boninl 161, J. SIrtan1145, Trinity, Tex. 81, Mary Hardin-Baylor defense. They’re getting chances against North Branford at the to 1-11. Manchester’s next game A. Szobo 149, L. Aceto 144-144-413, P. Maine 78, Colgofa 63 Manchester could manage just INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Marlst 71, Robert Morris 59 79, OT Wimilpsg 0 3 1 8-^ Tech spiits pair Girls’ Basketball is Thursday against Wethersfield RUSHING— Wothinofon, T.Smlth 22-204, Duggan 144, T. Fahey 150, J. Bogdiklan but just not scoring. Bolton Ice Palace at 8:15 17 shots on Engle. “We couldn’t 162. Calllci 100,76ari 85 Md.-Boltlmora County 81, Wright St. 79 Boffgla 8 3 3 8-^ at the Hartford Arena at 7; 50 p.m. Bryont »2b G.Oork 1-25, Rootrt 5-17, Mlllersvilla 69, Wast Chester 64 First Parlod— Nona. Penalties— Homestanding Cheney Tech East Catholic 2 0 0—2 get out of our own zone. And when (3rtffln 1-X Wllllomt 2-(mlnut 2), Sondtrt Standings: Mobil X3, Brown's X3, Mercy tops EC “We didn’t totally dominated. FarmI 0 1 0—1 T&S X3, Pantry 5-4, Annulll's 5-4, AAonmouth, N.J. 89, Lone Islond U. 80 Donnelly, Buf (stashing), :57; Creighton, Manchester broke Ram goalie 1-(mlnut 4). Danvar, Lxing b34, Elwoy X 3X PHILADELPHIA ( 85) Morovlon 8l, Lebanon Vol. 77 FAR W EST But (diorolno), 8:19; Stsan, Win (stash­ downed Sacred Heart of Water- Fermi played pretty well. But we we did we’d make a bad pass. We WIndar b3b Sawall H m lnut 3). Ringside 5-4, Irish Insurance 5-4, Post Arizona 7b Illinois 70 MIDDLETOWN - It wa6 a Aaron Engle’s shutout bid with No. 8 4-5, Melzen's X5, Wetherell X6, King XII X2 9, Thornton X9 1-2 7, MuManberg 91, W. AAarvland 66 ing), 8:39; Tabitanalfl, Win (hoMbig), bury, 44-30, and bowed to Por­ had much better chances. We’re Scaring: had trouble getting into the PASSING— Wothinofon, Wllllomt 1X29- GminskI X17 X41b Cheeks 7-16X317, Toney N. Adorns St. 9b Rtchburg St. 71 Arizona St. 6b Utah 60 ..... H);S6; Rooney, Win (roughine), 17:S; study of contrast Saturday nigbt Flrtt period; EC— Andy Prottoih two seconds left on Todd Carl­ 1-340, Si^oadar 0-1-00. (Ttnvtr, Elwoy Woodpeckers 3-6, Oaks 2-7. Bakersfield SI. 8b Los Angeiss St. 56 tland High, 4828, in wrestling (offensive) zone.” High average; R. Joiner 132.50, O. X7 XO 9, Wlngola X 9 ,1-2 b Vranas 1-2 04 b N.J. Tach 87, W. Connecticut 74, OT AAocLaon, Win (rougMng), 17:55; Corlyta, as host Mercy High trimmed East just not capitalizing. Offensively, (JaH Morin, MIK* Roffln) 4:26, EC— son’s third goal of the season. “If 1X3X3-257, Sawall 1-1-X23. Blola 7b Point Lomd 63 _ M.RoHIn (Proitaih) 10;4S. Toce 131.5, M. Holmes 127.25; high Colanton X7 X2 b McNamara 1-2 XO b N.Y. Tech 7b Queans Coll. 58 Wln,molor-ffllsoonduct, (fighting), 17:55; action Saturday morning at the we’re not playing the way I wish RECEIVIN(3— Wothinofon, Sondart X Henderson XIIX31b Totals 3X911X1785. New Hamp^lre Coll. 89, Keane St. 82 Brigham Young 95, Air Force 75 Ruff, Buf (rouM ng), .17:m ; Lwi^lg, Buf, Catholic, 67-44, in All Connecticut Second period: F— Lelourneoy (Cro­ we hadn’t scored, it would have The defensive pairing of Carl­ 19X Clork 3-Sb Worrtn X15, Monk 1-40, single: J. Malorca 202, high triple; R. Cal Poly-SLO 7b NorthrMea St. 69 Techmen’s gym. Cheney is now we would. I know we can keep the Joiner 516, High triple: R. Joiner 516, New Haven 103, S. Connecticut 69 molor-mlsoonduct, (fighting), 17:5b Conference girls’ basketball ac­ mer) 7:26. meant six straight periods with­ son and sophomore Chip Addabbo Bryont 1-2b T.SmIth 1-9, DIcNtr 1-4. Danvtr New Poltz St. 87, Cortland St. 79 Cal-lryina 79, New Mexico St. 63 4-20 for the season with its next Sovat; EC— Pasterick 20, F— Bdbby High no mark: M. Holmes 96. BOSTON (188) tion at the Tigers’ den. puck out of the net,” Hubbuch out a goal,” Manchester Coach Jockton X7b Sawall 441, Nottlal 249, Koy McHola X15 X9 2b Bird 1X23 X8 39, Niagara 64, Canhlus 99 Cal-Rlyorslda 8b Chapman 70 Second Parlod—1, Winnipeg, Howarchuk match Wednesday against St. O rr 29. played well for Manchester. 20b WIndar 1-2b Elwoy 1-2X Lono 1-7. Porbh X5 00 6, Johnson XII X4 10, Northeastern 90, New Hampshire 78 Carroll, 6Aont. 8b W. Montana 75 _ 31 (McBoln), 4:31. b Winnipeg, Corlyla 10 “Mercy enjoyed a 55 percent added. Eric Farno said. Cent. Washington 93, St. Martin's 99 Bernard in Uncasville at 6 p.m. Rockvilla 3 1 1— 5 AInga X14 2416, Acres 1-3XOb MInnIaflald Oswego St. 67, Fredonia St. 65 (AAocLaon, AAcBoln), 11:23(pp).bBufffalo, shooting night while we had to Andy Prestash and Mike Baffin MISSED FIELD (K)ALS-Washlngton, 1-6 X l-b Lohous 1-1 XO b Gllmora2-304R Penn 85, Brown 58 ClaramonXMudd 69, Redlands 68 Sheppard 19 (CralgMorkHOMlay), 11 :Sb b Brett Lassen, Jim Classon, Ron Rams best MHS Manchester was blanked by M onchotltr 0 0 1— 1 Holl-Shelkh 46. Denver, Karlls 43. OayaX01-21, Lewis 1-304bTotals37-«)2X28 Penn St. 61, St. Joseph's 99 Coll, of Idaho 99, E. Oregon 9b W T WlnMpag, Duncan 16 (Howarchuk), Pirtel, Paul Hunter and Chris settle for under 30 percent,” East had first-period goals for East Windsor, S-0, last Wednesday. Scaring: 100. Philo. Textile 79, Buffalo 72 Dominguez Hills St. 68, ^1 Poly- 18:0b b Buffalo, Houslav 22 (Ruuitu, Coach Donna Ridel cltecl. East and that proved to be enough to BOLTON - The first line of Flrtt parlod: R— Skivington (Molln, PfeHadNpINa 19 10 36 » — 85 Pltt.-Brodford 73, Roberts Wesleyan 64 Pomona 58 _ . „ Johansson), 19:09 (pp). Penalties— Rouelle were double winners for Bruce Skivington, Dave Ya- Skivington and Yamerek each Yomorak) 1:07, R— Yomorak (Brunoli) Rec Soccer Beslan 34 19 31 36—188 Pittsburgh 73, Boston College 67 Fort Lewis 7b Mesa, Cola.« Follgno, Buf (Intarfaranca), 1:06; Cheney. also had 12 first-half turnovers. stop the Falcons. It was Pres- had two goals with each adding a 2:18, R— Todd Lorlvlara (Brunoli, Super Bowl champions XPoInt goals— AInga b Henderson b Plattsburgh St. 6b Utica 63 Fullerton St. 6b Fresno St. 57, OT Ruuifu, Buf (stasMng), 1:51; S la m Win The setback snapped East’s tash’s team-leading ninth goal of merek and Mike Brunoli did the Skivington) 14:46. King, Toney, Bird. Fouled out— King. Plymouth St. 87, SE Massachusetts 86 George Fox 8b W. Baptist 82 (stasMng) 4:54; Wattars, Win (reughlno), Rotulft: Chanay vt. Sacrod Haart— pair of assists. Brunoli chipped in Sacond parlod: R— Skivington (Bru- Hayward St. 87, Sonoma St. 69 four-game winning streak and the year while Baffin has three bulk of the damage as Rockville Rebounds— Philadelphia 56 (GminskI 19), Potsdam St. 65, Oneonta St. 56 6:31; Blalt, Win (rouohlno),6;lbShaiipard, 108 Stava Clatton (CT) plnnad Paul with four assists. noll, Yomorak) 6:58. 1967—Green Bov (NFL) 35. Kansas City Princeton 52, Yolo 46 Long Baoch St. 77, Cal-Santa Barbara 76 Buf (rouoMno), 6:32; Orelahton, Buf, Rogart 3:31,112- Tom Doan (SH) W B F, High stoDoed Manchester High, Third parlod: R— Yomorak (Brunoli, (AFL)IO Boat on 55(Blrd17). Assists— Phllodelphlaia drops the Eagles to 8-7 overall, 2-3 goals for the season. Pee Wees (Toney 7), Boston 25 (Johnson 6). Total Providenca 8b Vlllanova 7b OT douMa minor (roughing), 6:3b' 118 Latton (CT) plnnad Jaff Goodrich 5-1, Saturday night in ice hockey "We gave up two goals early Skivington); 52, M— Todd Carlton (Loo 1968 Green Bay (NFL) 33, Oakland Rldor 84, Hofstra 77 Loyola, Calif. 12b Portland 109 Boschnwei, Win, malar (flghtfng), N:1b 3:14,128 Dannit Zowltfowtkl (CT) mol. in the ACC. Mercy is now 4-0 in East outshot Fermi, 31-21, with Hamlnwov) 14:58. (AFD14 fouls— Phllodelphla2X Boston 1b A— 14,890. action at the Bolton Ice Palace. and that hurt us. And it always Mahoney — Aztecs 1 (Donlel Robenh- Rochester 8b NYU 74 Montana 6b Montona St. 99 Ramsay, Buf, molor (flgntina), 10:18; dac. Chrit Bro* 1X5,138 J.CIatton (CT) conference play and 10-3 overall. senior goalie Jamie Pasterick Savtt: M— Rod Contrall/Glonn 1969— N.Y. Jets (AFL) 16, Baltimore vmer) Meteors 0; Timbers 4 ( Kane Rutgers-Newark 76, Ramopo 67 Montana Tech 71, Rocky Mountain 64 Rooney, Win, moler (flghling), W:36; pinnod Ryan M urray 1:10, 138 Dava nlaving well in between the pipes The Rams are now 6-7 for the hurts when the other team scores MocLochlon 29, R— Engl* 16. (N F D 7 Anderson 2, Dan Desler, Mike Lom­ S. Maine 71, Moss.-Boston 62 N. Arizono 6b Bolsa St. 64 Follgno, Buf,But, mlnor-mwormlsconductmlnor-molor-n Hugho* (SH) W B F, 148 Plrfal (CT) Mercy had a 16-7 lead after one 1970— Kansos City (AFL) 23, Minnesota bardi) Joguars 1 (Alex Esialml) Top 20 college hoop poll Sacred Heart 89, Brldg^ rt 74 N. Colorado 89, Auguslana,S.D. 81 (I n A ^ o r, fighting), 10:34; (N FD 7 Express 4 (Don Ledlsterl 2, Jason Salem St. 7b Brldeawatar,Mass. 69 N.Max.Hlghlandi 91, Colorado Minas 88 Win (holding), 13:E; Small, Win (hip­ 1971— Baltimore (AFC) 16, Dallas (NFC) Boling, no lost name given for other Solve R ^ n a 8b Mount St. Vincent 65 Nebraska 6b crolorado W ping), U:36; Johansson, But (atasMno), 13 The Too Twenty teams In the Associated goal) Sharks 0 Press' college basketball poll, with first- Scranton 7b Kings, Pa. 54 Nav.-Los Vegas 9b Podllc U. 67 19:». 1972— (Tallos (NFC) 24, Miami (AFC) 3 Sockers 1 (Mike McKennev) Torna­ Ocddantol 67, Pomono-PItzar 61 Redskins sucker the Broncos place votes In parentheses, total points Shephard 116, Davis & Elkins 95 Third Psriod-b Buftale, Tucker 7 1973— Miami (AFC) 14, Washington dos 1 (John Vonnle); Hornets 6 (Chris Slana n , Hartford 64 Oregon 8b Stanford 66 (Follgno, Andreychuk), 8:51. 7, Win- (NFC) 7 bosed on 2X1X1X17-1X1X1X1X1M1-1XXX7- ‘11 Hamelln 2, Kyle Wolf 2, Erin Rlngb- XXXXX1, records through Jan. 31 and last Slippery Rock 78, Shlppansburg 64 Oregon St. 8b California 46 _ ntoag, Kumplab13:4b b Buffalo, Shoppard 1974— Miami (AFC)24,Mlnnesota(NFC)7 loom, Andrew McCusker) Pac. Lutheran 9b Unflald Sb 20T Continued from page 11 about it. within striking distance after week'sranking; St. Bonavanture 8b Duquesne 80 20 (Arnlal, CraigMon), 17:4b PenoR lep- 1975— Pittsburgh (AFC) 16, MInnesoto St. Fronds, N Y 7b Wagner 69 poppordlna 84, Gonzaga 99 Noplar,Buf (hMno),3:16; Boschmon,Wln "That’s the one they run all the they had fallen behind 180. (N F 0 6 Record Pts Pvs 1. ArIzona (61) 2X 1 1239 1 St. John's Sb Salon Hall 55 Puget Saund 7b E. Montana 67 (holEng), 5:51. Gibbs said. “I thought with time,” said Denver Coach Dan “We got off to such an awful 1976— Plttsburgh (AFC) 21, Dallas (NFC) St. Joseph's, Maine 103, Malne- Son Diego 6b St. M ory'b Cal. 61 (Kartima—Nona. PenolMee Nona. V/J 17 2. Nev.-Los Vegas IX 11094 4 Reeves. “We just couldn’t stop it. start. I didn’t know what was 3. Brlgham Young (1) IX 0 1009 7 Farmlngton99 Santa O ora 69, Son Francisco 67 Shots on goal— Winnipeg 88-13-3—3b Timmy in there we’d be able to 1977— Oakland (AFC) 32, Minnesota SI. Thomas Aquinos 87, St. Rosa 67 Saoltla Padflc 89, Metro St. 8b OT Buffalo S-1b93-3b happening,” Gibbs said. “We (NFC) 14 4. Duke IX 2 1006 5 get outside eariy.” They have a great offensive line Calendar 5. Temple IX 1 989 6 St. Vincent 80, Geneva 68 Southarn Cal 6b WasMngton SI. 60 Poarsr-play Opporfunlflas—Wlnntoag 1 and Smith was superb running couldn’t do anything. Then we got 1970—Dallas (NFC) 27, Denver (AFC) 10 Staten Island 93, U p ^ a 75 UCLA 78, Washington 71 of 8; BufMo 1 of 7, Smith got outside and inside ali 1979L_4»lttsburgh (AFC) 35, Dallas (NFC) 6. Purdue 17- 2 906 2 7.0klohomo IX 2 883 10 Stonahlll 8b St. Michael's 74 Utah St. 11b San Jose St. 85 Goollas—W lnM pm Berth! oume (30 day long in becoming the first the bali.” that big play, and we were on our 31 Susquehanna 61, Ellzobalhtown 53 W. New Mexico 80, S. Colorado 74 shots-36 savss). B i m o , aouflar (30-36). 1980— Pittsburgh (AFC) 31, Los Angeles O.North Carolina IX 3 871 3 player ever to run for more than Smith’s success on the ground way.” 9.Plttsburgh IX 2 767 11 Ursinus 4b WIdener 45 W. Washington 99, Saoltla 86 A— 16b43b (NFC) 19 TODAY Voseor 8b Molloy 63 Warner Podllc 89, Alaska Padflc 77 Rafaroa— Don Kohorskl. Linesman— 200 yards in a Super Bowl. played a big part in the victory, Said Williams: “I think that 1981— Oakland (AFC) 27, Philadelphia 10. Kentuckv IX 3 621 9 Girls Botkafball 11. MIchlgan 17- 3 592 8 W. New England 89, Worcester St. 76 Wastarn St.,Colo. 81, Adams St. 80 Jarrv Pofamon, Roy Scapinalla Not bad for a fifth-round draft but he was not the oniy reason 88yard play was the turning point (NFC) 10 Portland at Coventry, 7:30 W. Virginia St. 67, Concord 99 Whittier 7b La Verne 68 _ 1982— Son Francisco (NFC) 26, Cincinnati IbSyracuse IX 5 532 17 Washington was able to blast the of the whole football game.” Bolton at Cromwell, 7 p.m. 13. Iowa IX 5 364 16 W. VlrglnlaTachSb Aldarson-Broaddus68 Wlllamalte 91, W. Oregon 81 pick who, because of injuries, (AFC) 21 14. Georgetown IX 4 361 15 V^omlng 67, Hawaii 61 played in only two games in his Broncos. Doug Williams, voted Comerback Barry Wilburn also 1983— Woshlnoton (NFC) 27, MIomI TUESDAY Washington, AAd. 8b Hoverford 66 CapHalat.FlyaraO(OT) (AFC) 17 15. Vanderbilt IX 4 294 — I a the game’s Most Valuable played a key role, intercepting Bays Baskatboll 16.lowa State IX 5 211 12 Wesleyan 90, Williams 87 final two years at Texas Tech. 1984— L.A. Rolders (AFC) 38, Woshlnoton East Catholic at Northwest Catholic, 7 West Ubortv 8b Solam, W.Va. 76 Smith led Washington in rushing Player, threw for 306 yards in the two John Elway passes after (N F 0 9 17.llllnols IX 6 193 13 8888-8 18.Bradlev IX 2 174 — Wast VIrWnIa 8b Rutgers 65 WoshlMdan 8 8 8 1-9 during the preseason, but didn’t decisive first half, most of them In Ricky Nattiel burned him tor a 19(^San Francisco (NFC) 38, Miami *’' r h a m at Cheney Tech, 7:30 Whaalino Jesuit 7b Fairmont St. 57 (AFC) 16 IXnorlda IX 5 168 14 Sunday’s collags hoop scorns HrstFarlod-Nonone. Panofflea“ Haxtall, 56-yard touchdown on the Bron­ Bolton at Valley Regional, 7:30 20.St. John's IX 3 166 — Wilkes 7b Delaware Val. 66 get into a game for an extended the 35-point second quarter when 1986— Chicago (NFC) 46, New England Portland at Coventry, 7:30 Phi, sarvod by Zsial (stasMng) 1:29; Others receiving votes: Kansos State Worcester Tech 7b CooH Guard 77 Samualsson, Phi, mlnor-malor (hlgh- period of time until November, the Redskins built a 35-10 lead. cos’ first offensive play. (AFC) 10 G irls Boskatfegll Xavier, Ohio 7b St. Pater's 75 EAST 1987— N.Y. Giants (NFC) 39, Denver 108; TexaxEI Paso 95; Missouri 57; sllcfclng, flaming), 3:33; Kostallc Wob Williams’ favorite target was Glastonbury at Manchester, 7:30 Wyoming 51; Southern Mississippi 44; York, Pa. M l, Sollsburv St. 79 Dartmouth 9b ASolne 76 when he replaced an injured “They woke me up early,” (AFC) 20 Wrestling mlnar-malor OnsHgofor, fighting), 3:11; New Mexico 31; Arkansas X ; Lovolo, Calif. Syracuse 89, Michigan 71 Longway, Was (mpplno), 1:56; Oua- Rogers. wide receiver Ricky Sanders, a 1988— Washington Redskins (NFC) 42, Xavier at East Catholic, 7 p.m. Templa 77, Rhoda I Wilburn said. “I didn’t want to Denver Broncos (AFC) 10 30; Vlllanova 21; Indiana 20; North MIDWEST ■ ------a Island 70 tafSson, Was (cross checking), 4:15; Smith’s 58-yard TD gave Wa­ USFL castoff who caught nine Bays Swimming Carolina State 17; Boise State 16; South SOUTH give up one more catch after Hartford Public at Manchester, 3:30 Adrian fb Alma 74 Propp, Phi (trlpplna), 5:01; AAorsh, passes for a Super Bowl-record Carolina 16; Rhode Island 10; Evansvllle8; Akron 9b Brooklyn Col. 57 Kentucky 7b Notre Dame 69 Phi (Intarfaranca), 7:18; Hunlar, Was shington a 21-10 second-quarter that.” Georgia Tech 8; DePoul 6; Notre Ashland Sb N. Kentucky 52 N. Carolina St. 71, DaPoul 66 (holdjno), W:gg; M la n b y , PM, j ^ o r lead, and his 4-yard run in the 193 yards. Super Bowl M VPs WEDNESDAY Dome 4; Virginia Tech 3; ArkansaxLIttte Aurora 7b Trinity, III. 69 SOUTHWEST (flghflng), 11:18; Hofctisr, W ob molormoio final period enabled the Redskins Among those receptions was an Wilburn and the rest of the Bays Boskatfeall Rock 2; Auburn 2; Memphis State 2; Boll St. 6b Mo.-Konsoi City 56 Taxoi 5b Texas ABM 49 (fighting) 11:18; Sutter, P hi (cross- S. Bristol Eastarn at Manchester, 7:30 West Virginia 1 Bethal, Ind. 9b Marlon 81 chacklng), 13:»; Samualssan, PM (Mgh- to notch a Super Bowl-record- 88yard bomb from Williams on Washington defense stiffened af­ 1967— BartStorr.QB,Green Bay G irls Boskatfeall Block Hills St. 7b Dakota St. 67 sltcklno), 18:31; Toechat, Phi (rouoMne), ter that play, surrendering only 1968— Bart Starr, 06 , Green Bov sixth touchdown. the first play of the second Northwest Catholic at East Catholic, 7 Blackburn 94, Prlndpla 80 30:00; Stavarw, Was (rougMng) Bl;0b quarter. It tied a Super Bowl three more points and limiting 1969— Joe Namath,OB,N.Y. Jets p.m. HowTopZOfarod Briar Cliff Mb Mount Mercy 84 The Broncos knew the Redskins 1970— Len Dowson, (}B, Kansas City lea Hecfcay Colvin 89, Hope 80 Big East standings Second Parlod— None. Penalties— would try to run the counter gap. record and, more importantly, Elway to only 13 completions the 1971— Chuck Howtev, LB, Dallas North Branford vs. East Catholic Copltol 91, Ottorboln 47 Corrivaau, Was (intarfsrsnea), 4:08; brought the Redskins back to rest of the way. 1972— RogerStoubach.QB, Dallas (Bolton lea Palace), 8:15 p.m. BV BlM flflttrt PTMS Carthage 7b Augustana,lll. 62 Big East Canfaidnca O'aii Hotea, Phi (hoMtag), 5:36; Huntar, Was They just couldn’t do anything 1973— Jake Scott, S, Miami Wreettlng How the Assodotad Prass Top Twantv Cant. MIcMoon 67, Ohio U. 65 W L W L (Intartaranca), 8:03; PMIodsipMo bandi, 1974— Larry Csonko, RB, MIomI Manchester at Enfield, 6 p.m. colloga baskatboll loams farad Sunday; Chartaston, W.V a K)bCant.St.,Ohlo95 Pittsburgh 5 1 13 3 sorvadby Nedifeaur (toe many man on 1975— Fronco Harris, RB, Pittsburgh Cheney Tach of St. Barnard, 6 p.m. 1. Arizona (3X1) did not ploy, Vlllanova 6 3 14 6 lea), 10:17; OouM, Was (hookino), 1976— Lynn Swann, WR, Pittsburgh b Purduo (17-3) did not play. andnnoll 7b Dayton 74, OT St. John's 5 2 14 3 14:13; A dam s, W as (Intarfirfaranca).______1977— Fred Blletnikoff, WR, Oakland THURSDAY 3. North Carolina (1X3) did not ploy. Cos 7b St. Norfeart 72 Syracuse 4 3 15 5 18:13; Hextall, Phi, sarvod by Craven, 1978— Randy White, D T and Harvey 4. NavodxLosVagoedXDdldnotplav. Gaoreatown ABC had a winning formuia G irls Boskatfeall Columbia, Mo. 117, HorrtxStowa 78 4 3 14 4 douMa minor (Mgh^cklne), 18:11 Martln,DE,Dallos Coventry at RHAM, 7:30 Crdghton 7b Indiana St. 71 Providence 3 4 9 9 1979— Terry Bradshaw, QB, Pittsburgh Bacon Academy at Bolton, 7 p.m. 5. Duka (1X2) did not ploy. (Xikola Wsslyn 8b S. Dakota Tech 78 Boston Collage 3 6 11 8 Third Period— None. Penalties— 1980— Terry Bradshaw, QB, Pittsburgh Ice Hackoy 6. Tkmpla (1X1) boot Rhoda Island 77-70. OaPauw 8b Franklin 61 Saton Hall 3 6 13 9 AAorsh, Phi (holding), 3:13; Millar, Was 1981— ^JtmPlunkett,QB,Oakland Monchastar vs. Watharsflald (Hart­ Defiance 9b Wllmlnglon, Ohio 71 Connecticut 2 6 9 7 (lntsrtaranoa),3;11; Corrivaau, Was (hold- 1982— Joe Montana, QB, San Francisco ford Arano), 7:50 p.m. . Brigham Young (1X0) did not ploy. Delroll 9b Eyonsvllla 91 Ing), 3:22; Huntar, Was (rotiM ne), 11:15; 1983— John Riggins, RB, Washington in teiecast of Super Bowi L Michigan (17-n losttoNo. 17Svroousa Drury 9b Cent. Arkonsoa 34 Sotardov's Rasoltt AAallanby, PM (reusMng), 11:15; Smvih, 1984— Morcus Allen, RB, L.A. Raiders FRIDAY Eyongal 9b MId-Am Nazorana 76 Gaorgatown 60, UConn 99 Phi, doubla minor, mlscondud (rough­ AP photo 1985— Joe Montana, QB, San Francisco Bays BoskatfecHI Kantuckv (1X3) baal Notre Dame Farris St. 13b N. Michigan 102 St. John's 58, Saton Hall 55 ing), 11:35; Adomb Wob doubla minor- 1986— Richard Dent, DE, Chicago Hartford Public at Manchastar, 7:30 nndlay M7, Dyke 91 Pittsburgh 73, Boston Collaaa 67 mtaeonduct (reuoMng), 11:35; Howe, PM, ON THE RUN — Denver quarterback Monte Coleman (51) during Sunday's By Rick Warner of an NBA preseason game. ship game. 1987— Phil Simms, QB, N.Y. Glonts East Catholic at Fairfield Prop,7p.m. . Oklahoma (1X2) did not play. Fort Hoys St. 8b 6Ao. Southern 56 Providenca 82, Vlllanova 76 (OT) molor-aama misconduct (spaarine), 11:35; 1988— Doug Williams, QB, WashingtonEast Hampton at Chaney Tach, 7:30 . Pittsburgh (1X2) did not play. Fdandi 8b Kansas Waslyn 63 Sandgy's Rsaolt Stavans W ob mkior-gama mlscen- John Elway (7) falls under the pressure Super Bowl XXII in San Diego. The Associated Press ABC deserved better. From "That’s a quinella that Denver Bacon Academy at Bolton, 7:30 . Iowa State (1X5) did not play. Groce 99, Huntington M Syracuse 89, MIchloOT 71 duct (reuoMna), II :3b graphics to replays to commen­ is not proud of,” Michaels said. RHAM at Coventry, 7:30 . Illinois (1X6) did not ploy. Grand Vollay St. 10b HlUsdola 85 Tadgy’a Gama Overtime 1, WasMnatan, AAlllar 6 of Washington's Dexter Manley and . Florida (1X5) did not ploy. Gaorgatown at Vlllanova, 7:30 p.m. ABC came up with a winning tary. the network’s telecast was Gifford, who has become a Super Bowl records G irls Boskatfeall Grand VIsw 89, Morycrasl 80 (Longivav, OouM), 3:27. PenaWIss Huns. Manchastar at Hartford Public, 5 p.m. . (Sooreatown (1X4) did not ploy. Hannlbal-LaGrange87, Banadlcllno,Kan. Tkaadgy’s Gomaa Shots on pool Phltadslph)a»»1»G-3b performance at the Super Bowl. top-notch. liability on "Monday Night Foot­ WrestiHig . Iowa (ix n did not ploy. Saton Hall at UConn (Civic Cantor), 8 WasMngton l0-13«5-3b Unfortunately for television Dierdorf, in particular, was ball,” added little to the telecast SAN DIEGO (AP) — Individual and team East Windsor at East Catholic, 4 p.m. . Syracuse (1X5) boot No. 8 Michigan Hostings 9b Midland Lulharan 67 p.m. Power-play Opportunities— records set ortled In the 1988Super Bowl: Bays Swimming Haldalbsrg 9b Morletta 83 Providence at Syracuaa, 8 p.m. PhllodsIpMaO 0(7; WasNngtanOofO. viewers, the Denver Broncos give superb. After a fine first season except his smile. INDIVIDUALS Manchastar at East Hartford, 3:30 I. TaxoxEI Paso (17-4) did not ploy. III. Bansdldlne Sb Rockford 79 Folrflald at Boston Collage, 8 p.m. Elway suffers a nightmare them any help. on “Monday Night Football.” the From a technical standpoint, Racardt Sat St. Barnard vs. East Catholic (Man­ 1. Vlllanova (1X6) did not play. Illinois Tach 81, Rosary 73 Wadnaadgy’a Ogma Oeallas PhllodsIpMb Hextall Qialk KORING chester High), 4 p.m. I. Southarn Mississippi (1X3)dldnotPiav. lnd.-Pur.-R. Wayne 90, S. Indiana 89 PIHsburgh at St. John's, 9 p.m. 35 wywlJAfasMnglon, Paatars (28-38) Despite its best efforts, ABC former All-Pro tackle again the broadcast was excellent. Most Points After Touchdown, Game— 6, Ind-Pur.-Inilpls. 1M, Wabash 99 Tfearadgy's Gam a A—1b13b couldn’t turn Washington’s 42-10 showed why he rivals John There were good angles on all the UConn at Holy Cross, 7:30 p.m. Continued from page 11 88yard TD pass from Doug the opportunity to do anything All HoH-Shelkh, Washington (previous SATURDAY Beturdiy'e college hoop ecoroe Indiana 8b Purdue 79 Rafarea— Bob Mvars. Llnasman— blowout victory over the Broncos Madden as the sport’s best racord5,bymanvplavers). G irls Boskatfeall Indiana Tech M7, St. Fronds, Ind. 75 Solantoy Fab. 6 Oord Broaokar, Kevin Collins.. Williams. about them. On several of their replays and a constant flow of RUSHING Sacred Heart at East Catholic, 1:30 Iowa 7b Minnesota 51 Gaorgatown at UConn (CivicCanter), as a team on a mission. They On their next series, the Reds­ plays, it seemed like they had a Sunday into an interesting televi­ analyst. In place of the comball graphics kept viewers up to dote Most Yards, Game — 204, Tim Smith, p.m. EAST Iowa Wealyn 81, Waetmor 69 8 p.m. sion program. cliches spouted by most com­ Washington (previous racord 191, Marcus lea Hackoy Amharst 87, MIT 67 Kalatnozoe 7b Albion 62 Syracuse at St. John's, 2 p.m. weren’t simply happy to be in San kins went ahead 14-10 on a 27-yard blocker on every one of our on trends and individual Allan, Los Angeles Raiders, 1984). Enflold vs. Manchastar (Bolton lea Assumpiton 9b Amorlcon Inti. 61 Kansas St. 7b Kansas 61 Saton Hall at Providenca, 3 p.m. Diego, they said. They were here pass from Williams to a diving players. I don’t know how they did After the Redskins scored five mentators. Dierdorf offers fresh performances. PASSING Palace), 8 p.m. Baruch 67, Stavans Tech 66 Kearney SI. 9b Pltfsburg St. 88 Vlllanova at Boston Colloga, 8 p.m. straight touchdowns to take a insight and a dry wit. Most Yards, Game— 340, Doug Williams, Bafes 8b Baboon 80 to win. Gary Clark. it. ABC also added historical East Catholic vs. Fermi (Enfield Kant St. 7b BowUng Graan 73 After Redskins receiver Ricky Washington (previous record 331, Joe Twins Rink), 3:15 p.m. Banttay 111, Qubmlplac 85 Kentucky Christian M, Fort Wayne For a while Sunday, it looked Timmy Smith bolted 58 yards “After the first TD they scored, 35-10 halftime lead, the game was perspective when needed. After Montana, Son Francisco, 1985). Wraattlng Binghamton st. 8b Albany, N.Y. 81 BINS 70 like they meant it. Denver’s first for a third score, Williams passed you just kind of shrug it off and essentially over. To their Sanders burned Denver comer- Sanders’ long touchdown catch, RECEIVING Manchasfar at Bulkalay, noon BIgomsburg Sb Mansfield 73 Kenyon 6b Cose Wastarn 50 announcers A1 Michaels, f^aiik back Mark Haynes for an 80-yard Most Yards, Gam e— 193, Ricky Sanders, Chaney Tach at Bacon Academy, 11 Bostw U. f j , Vormonl 56 LokaSuparlor St. 87, Northwd, Mich. 82 BlgEutriiult Rec Hoop play was a 56-yard touchdown 50 yards to Sanders, and Williams know that we were playing good viewers were treated to a flash­ Washington (previous record 161, Lynn a.m. Bowdoln 7b Mlddlafeury 67 Lowranca 6b (Srinnail 57 pass from Elway that hit Ricky capped it with an 8-yarder to tight defense. After the second one, you Gifford and Dan Dierdorf didn’t touchdown catch, a replay back of Jim Plunkett’s 80-yard Swonn, Pltttbur^, 1976). Bryont 7b Sorkioflold 68 Uncoln, Mo. 9b NW Missouri St. 9b pretend otherwise. showed that Haynes tried unsuc­ OBMDMBINED------C.W. Post Mb Southampton 75 30T Nattiel in stride at the Redskins’ end Clint Didier. get a little frustrated. After the TD toss to Kenny King in the 1981 ByricusiBB, Michigan 71 Early in the second half, cessfully tohandcheck Sanders at Most Yards, Gom e— 235, Ricky Sanders, Cobrinl 9b Waaloy 76 Luther 57, Loras 52 PM W tM 8. Five possessions, five touch­ third one, your head is spinning Super Bowl. Washington (previous record 209, Marcus Coldwall 89, Bard 48 Mac Murray 7b Maryvilla, Mo. 56 referee Bob McElwee went over the line of scrimmage. Collfomla Pa. 81, Lock Havan 75 On Denver’s next series, Elway downs. The Redskins had a v e r- • and it’s like you’re in a whirlpool. Allan, Los Angeles Raiders, 1984). Morion, Ind. 9b Goshen 75 MICHIEAN (71) Mohonav — Celtics 21 (Erik Ander­ "Hey, the first thing they tell Unlike last year’s Super Bowl, Racards Tied Cant. Connacllcut St. 9b N. Illinois 86 Mllllkin 8b Elmhurst 67 - "e^'l78-21bVauoMl-71-27,Mllls9-11M son, AAlchaal Young, and M oH Olakslw passed 32 yards to Mark Jackson, aged nearly 19 yards per p la y In It was embarrassing.” to the Washington sideline to.talk Oioynay Mb Kutilown 92 when Denver’s Clarence Kay was SCORING Radio, TV Mo.-St. Louis 67, Cant. Missouri 66 W*6d2b RoMnson3-7»99,Huohss played wall). Rockets 18 (Jaff Coshmon and Elway then caught a 23-yard the quarter, gaining 356 on 19 During the Redskins’ flurry, to Redskins Coach Joe GibbsY” ' you in this game is that if you’re involved in a disputed pass play, Most Touchdowns, Game — 2, Ricky aorlgn 7b Indiana Pa. 68 AAonmouth, III. 8b Balott 81 2?M S’2SJ""**®**'''’OYlor0-10Ob Totals 5, Chris Mainville 4, Kim Mainvills 4) “It looks like he chastiseii Joe going to take a shot at someone, Sanders and Tim Smith, Washington (held Oorkson 7b Hobart 68 AAount Vernon Naaoreno 8b Ohio 27-6313-3971. 76ars *' 24 (Jared ^ M■■ ocory 4, Eddiv“Idle pass from running back Steve plays. Elway had gone into a swoon. there were no major replay by many), Colby 9b Norwich 80 Dominican 81 SYRACUSE (89) Gutierrez and Ryan Bushay played Sewell to set up a 24-yard field All the Broncos could do was From late in the first quarter Gibbs for something.” Gifford you better hit him,” Dierdorf controversies. The replay rule PASSING Cornell 6b Columfela 46 Murray St. 87, Youngstown St. 63 CMamon 74 X41b Thompson X12 0 3 1b wall), Knicks 23 (Jason Ooldburg 6, said. said. "That time, Haynes went Longast Complallan — 80 yards, Doug TONIGHT _ . Draxal M b Bucknall 93 N. Dakota St. 77, Nabraekoblmaha 68 M M y lS - I T M ia O ^ a s b11»«1b Roe Bryan Gorman 4, Mika Capodlcosoond goal by Rich Karlis for a 180 lead. grope for answers. until just before the half, he hit was used on several occasions, Williams to Ricky Sunders, Washington 6 p.m. — Colloga hockey; Bosfon Eoafam 91, Lincoln, Pa. 77 N. Iowa 13b E. Illinois 121, 40T M b i b Duncan 3 5 bO b Brower 3 3 3 3 b Nad Marsh played wall) The Broncos were making it only two of 13 passes with one “Yeah, running up the score.” for Sanders with his left hand and Elmira 91, Costlafon St. 79 “I don’t know what happened,” but each time the official upheld (olsa by Jim Plunkett to Kenny King, Collage vs. Northaosfarn, ESPN North Central 69, Carroll, Wis. 64 Totals37-60133489. look easy, while the Redskins Denver linebacker Jim Ryan interception and two sacks. Dierdorf quipped. barely grazed him.” the original call. Oakland Raiders, 1981). 7:30 p.m. — Whalers at Canadians, FDU-Modlson M b Maselah 78 North Dakota 7b South Dakota 69 Halflima-Svracusa 39, AAlcMoon 36 Inturmnlliti After Denver ran the ball Michaels spiced his play-by- Most Touchdowns, Gome — 4, Doug SportsChannal, WTIC ^ Folrflald 7b Monhofton 65 North Park 89, Illinois Waslyn 74 3polnt goals—AAlcMoon X14 (Grant were comatose, dropping passes said. “The same thing happened The two-hour pregame show, Williams, Washington (also by Terry 7:30 p.m. — Collage boskatfeall: Falrlalah Dickinson 9b St. FTondb Pa. 73 Northwestern, Iowa 81, Dordt 80 Xb Rica 0-b Robbisan 83, Tovtor 81), Sixers 39 (Tony Muscallo 11, Kevin and punting four times in the in the second half of last year’s “We never answered the bell to several times in a row in the third play with entertaining anecdotes. Bradshaw, Pittsburgh, 1979). Oaoroalown at Vlllonova, ESPN Ohio Northarn 6b BaldwIn-Waltaca 49 SyrocMa 38 (Roe M , Dunoon 1-3 Uouptai take the momentum away from quarter, Gifford said. “It looks After Washington scored its hosted by Keith Jackson, mixed a 8:30 p.m. — Bruins at Blockhowks, Franklin A Marshall 11b Oattvsburg 54 Ohio Waslyn 11b AUaghsny 88 82). Fouled out— Nona. Roteun„leunw — (Eric NItschka 11, Greg ScoH 9, Todd opening period. Super Bowl and in the second half few worthwhile features with a lot Team Channel 38 Gannon 81, Pace 7b OT Oklahoma 9b Iowa St. 91 McMgan 36 (VougM 8), Syracuse 34 Kassall 6) them,” Elway said. “We exe­ like they’re trying to run the clock fourth touchdown of the second Oaneeeo St. M l, Broctuiort St. 90 But less than a minute into the of the AFC championship game. of worthless ones. Records Sat 9 p.m. — Collage hockey: Boston Ollvat Nazorana M7, N E Illinois 100 (Coleman 9). Aeelita AAlcMaon 17 (R 8 Lakers 49 (Bryon CollattI 14, Jamas cuted well the first quarter and out.” quarter, he reminded viewers Oaorga WoNilnofon 81, Massachusatts Paru SI. 7b Pork 99 second quarter, the avalanche of “Their team got on a roll and SCORING University vs. Harvard, NESN M nsw 6 ) , S y n ^ 25 (Douata 9). Total H arris 9, Kurt Potter 9, T ro y Fayna 8), felt good about what we were Too bad they didn’t. The second that Cleveland scored four touch­ The highlight was Jack Whitak­ Touchdowns, Gome — 6, Washington 9:30 p.m. — Collage boskatfeall: Ohio 74 Reals 87, Chadron St. 71 fouls—Michigan 19, Syracuse 19. Celtics 13 (Rob McLaughlin 13, Kami Redskins scores started. Oaorgetown M Connecticut 29 we were Incapable of stopping (previous racord 5, held by many). Most State at Michigan State, ESPN Rio Grande 7b AAolona 69 TachnIoals-VaugM. A-3)4n. DIYaso 8, Harold Barber 8) Ricky Sanders beat Mark them. Their touchdowns came Bp doing. Then their defense shut us half had all the suspense of a downs against Denver in the er’s look at the history of Super Haynes deep and hauled in an quickly that they just robbed og o t down Soviet election and all the drama second half of thij AFC champion- Bowl rings. I

MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Feb I, I9im - 15 _14 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Feb. 1, 1988 ^11 I ■ H I ^1 ® B ® B Celtics shoot down the Sixers in lackluster outing Seikaly man enough to shred Michigan defense By The Associated Press was led by Lowell Hamilton, who By Dave O'Hara "They just controlled the game scored all of his 21 points in the The Associated Press and we never were in a position to Man-to-man defense is not such N C A A Hdop second half. ‘‘It was a boring slowdown game. It wasn't a challenge them, even though we a good idea if one of the men Indiana 82, No. 2 Purdue 70: BOSTON — The noon news hard game, but It seemed the game was played better in the second half,” involved is Rony Seikaly of Indiana blew a 21-point lead, then probably was more exciting than Guokas said. "Considering our Syracuse. Southern Mississippi 97-78. No. 6 regained the advantage on Dean the game between the two teams taking forever. We had a letdown with Barkley personnel (Cliff Robinson also The 6-foot-Il center matched Duke was the only ranked team Garrett’s jumper with five se­ that used to make up the NBA's out. With Barkley in there, you come prepared hurt), if we had tried to run with his career high with 33 points, idle over the weekend. conds left to snap Purdue’s showcase rivalry. the (Ileltics we would have been in shredding No. 8 Michigan’s de­ Seikaly, who also scored 33 in 16-game winning streak. There was nothing super about to play." big trouble. fense with 13 field goals in 17 last year’s NCAA playoff game Purdue, 17-2, had a chance to “ Some of the credit goes to the the Boston Celtics’ 100-85 victory attempts, as 17th-ranked Syra­ against Florida, and Derrick win after the basket by Garrett, Celtics, but I think we made them who scored 31 points. But Tony over the Philadelphia 76ers on • Larry Bird cuse defeated the Wolverines Coleman, who had 18 points on Super Bowl Sunday. look better than they played. 89-71 Sunday. Sunday, helped Syracuse im­ Jones was called for traveling “ We played ugly basketball, When we realized nothing was “ Rony’s starting to understand prove its record to 15-5. Michigan with two seconds left and Indiana but they played uglier,” Boston working today, we decided to that when teams are playing dropped to 17-3. scored at the buzzer. Coach K.C. Jones said. make it ugly by slowing down the man-to-man against us, he’s Michigan closed the deficit to No. 3 N. Carolina 73, Qeorgla The game turned into a fiasco tempo, and I think we achieved going to be able to get the ball and 61-58 with 10:42 left, as Gary Tech 71: Jeff Lebo scored North shortly after the high noon tipoff. play.” ies are part of the game.” our goal.” we’re going to get it to him,” Grant scored nine of his team- Carolina’s last 15 points with five The only question was how much "A guy like Charles makes you The Celtics, whipped on the " I don’t think they respect us Syracuse Cqach Jim Boeheim high 22 points in that span. But 3-point field goals, sparking the the Celtics would win by. play that much harder,” said road by the Detroit Pistons anymore,” said veteran Maurice said. " If teams are going to play Syracuse responded with 11 Tar Heels over visiting Georgia "It was a boring slowdown Kevin McHale, who had 26 points Friday night, jumped to a 24-12 Cheeks, who led the 78ers with 17 us a packed-in zone like we’ve straight points and the game Tech. game," said Boston superstar and eight rebounds. “ Yougetinto lead, then went the last 5; 23 of the points. “ They had control of the seen in 17 of our games, it’s going wasn’t close again. The Tar Heels, 15-3, held a Larry Bird, who had 29 points, 17 it mentally. You’re almost a little first period without scoring. But game, complete control.” to be difficult.” Michigan, which got 21 points six-point halftime lead behind rebounds, five assists and three bit down when you realize that they still led 24-19 at the end of the “ Don’t jump ship yet,” said “ I wasn’t surprised because from Terry Mills, built a 17-9 lead J.R. Reid’s 15 points. But the biocked shots. "It wasn’t a hard he’s not going to be in there. quarter. newcomer Mike Gminski, who they play man a lot in the Big Ten, in the first 6>A minutes, outscor- Yellow Jackets held Reid, to two game, but it seemed the game "It was bad, it wasn’t fun being The Celtics scored only 19 added 16 points for the Sixers. but I was happy,” Seikaly said. ing Syracuse 11-2 over a 2'/i- baskets in the second hmf. and was taking forever.” out there. It was a long day for points in the second quarter — “ There aren’t many teams that “ When you’re playing against a minute stretch. rallied for a 64-58 lead with 4:22 "W e didn’t shoot weil, we didn’t everyone. Not having Barkley out and widened their advantage. are going to beat the Celtics in man-to-man, it makes thegamea Syracuse still trailed 24-16 left before Lebo went on his penetrate well, we didn’t pass Philadelphia hit only four of 21 Boston Garden the day after a lot more fun.” f/'- there made a difference for both midway through the first half 3-point binge. well, we didn’t do anything well,” teams.” field goal tries and scored just 10 road defeat, and playing without Seikaly scored 18 points as when Michigan changed from a No. 4 UNLV 92, Pacific 87: Clint Philadelphia Coach Matt Guokas “ There’s always a chance of points to trail 43-29 at the half. Charles, our chances were slim to Syracuse grabbed a 39-34 half­ 2-3 zone defense to a man-to-man. Rossum scored 17 points and Karl said. reinjury and it’s not worth it for The 29 points in the half were an begin vdth. We played terribly, time lead, then added another six The switch seemed to ignite the James 16 as Nevada-Las Vegas The tempo of the game may one game,” Guokas said of the NBA season low, one fewer than but we’ll get ourselves in good as the Orangemen started the Orangemen, who scored 21 of the kept Pacific winless in the Pacific have been set when Philadelphia decision to hold Barkley out of a Washington scored in a half position come March and April.” second half with a 14-6 run. next 31 points to take its five-point Coast Athletic Association. All-Star Charles Barkley tested second game in a row. against Atlanta on Dec. 3. The victory was the Celtics’ “ Playing against a man-to- halftime lead. The Runnin’ Rebels. 19-1, out- A P photo his twisted ankle and limped off "It was tough sitting there and Bird, who had 12 points and 13 14th in a row at home against the man. I got my confidence up. I "W e couldn’t contain Seikaly scored the Tigers 20-6 in the last 76ers since Feb. 12, 1984, and the court a half-hour before the not being able to help or do rebounds at halftime, added 10 wanted the ball and I worked and we tried everything — six minutes of the half for a 49-29 BIRD IN CONTROL — The Celtics’ Larry Bird (33) hauls extended Boston’s regular- scheduled start. anything," Barkley said. “ I points and McHale 14 in the third harder to get open and the people fronting him, playing behind him lead. Domingo Rosario scored 24 in a long pass during first-half action of their game “ We had a letdown with Bark­ wouldn’t have been effective period as the Celtics took a season winning streak at the on my team got me the ball,” and doubling him,” Michigan points for Pacific. Garden against Eastern Confer­ against Philadelphia Sunday in Boston. The Celtics won, ley out,” Bird said. “ With Bark- going left, and that’s my basic whopping 74-53 lead and cruised Seikaly said. "Against a zone, you Coach Bill Frleder said. "He just No. 8 Temple 77, Rhode Island AP ptwio ence rivals to 65 games. 100-85. lev in there, you come prepared to move. It’s frustrating, but injur­ through the fourth quarter. have to stand around and hope for played a great basketball game 70: Temple snapped Rhode Is­ the ball.” and we couldn’t stop him.” land’s 10-game winning streak as UNDER CONTROL — Syracuse’s Rony play Sunday at the Carrier Dome. In other Top Twenty games "When they went man. I just senior Tim Perry scored a Seikaly grabs the rebound as Michigan’s Syracuse won, 89-71. Sunday, No. 6 Temple downed wanted to get the ball inside to career-high 27 points. Terry Mills (52) looks on during first-half Rhode Island 77-70 and No. 9 Rony.” guard Sherman Douglas Temple, 16-1, has never lost to Huskies just miss against Hoyas] Kentucky beat Notre Dame 78-69. said. “ He did a great job of Rhode Island in 22 meetings. Barry Stevens, who .scored 2,190 this .season. On Saturday, top-ranked Ariz­ getting position and going up Rhode Island was led by Kenny Ed Davender led Kentucky points from 1981-85. The Commodores, 13-4, who ona beat No. 13 Illinois 78-70, No. 3 strong." Green’s 18 points. with 23 points, and Rivers scored No. 11 Pitt 73, Boston Collega 67: previously defeated North Carol­ North Carolina edged Georgia No. 1 Arizona 78, No. 13 llllnolg No. 9 Kentucky 78, Notre Dame 21 for Notre Dame. Charles Smith .scored 25 points as ina and Kentucky, hit all 23-of Tech 73-71. No. 4 Nevada-Las 70: Arizona. 20-1, which has sailed 89: Kentucky. 14-3, fought off a No. 10 Oklahoma 98, No. 12 Iowa maybe February wiii be kinder Slate 91: Stacey King scored a Pitt won a Big East game at their free throws in dropping Vegas beat Pacific 92-67, No. 10 through its Pac-10 schedule, had second-half rally by Notre Dame Boston Garden. Florida’s record to 15-5. Oklahoma beat No. 12 Iowa State some trouble with Illinois before on Rex Chapman’s three-point career-high 36 points and Dana Barros’ basket brought Providence 82, No. 19 Viilanova raved. Then I told them to get 96-91, No. 11 Pittsburgh defeated prevailing behind Tom Tolbert’s play with 1:18 left. grabbed 21 rebounds, leading LANDOVER, Md. - Maybe the February with five of those at the Georgetown, shooting 57 per­ the Eagles to within three with 78, OT: Providence, 9-9, over­ Boston College 73-67, and Vander­ 20 points. Notre Dame, 12-5, trailed by 10 Oklahoma to its second victory month of February will bring Hartford Civic Center. The Hus­ cent from the foul line, converted their heads up, that I am proud of 1:58 remaining, but Smith’s layup came a 19-point deficit in the bilt beat No, 14 Florida 92-65. Illinois. 14-6, led twice early in points before cutting the deficit to over Iowa State in four days. better fortune to the University of kies entertain Seton Hall Tuesday 21-of-27 opportunities to top the them, and let’s go get Seton Hall. triggered an 8-2 run that clinched second half and Eric Murdock’s Also, No. 15 Georgetown nipped the game, but a 3-pointer by Steve 67-65 on David Rivers’ 3-point The Sooners. 18-2, also got 20 Connecticut basketball team. The night at the Civic Center and have Huskies. The biggest charity "You have two choices in life, to the victory. The Panthers are 3-point basket snapped a tie with Connecticut 60-59. No. 16 Iowa Kerr put Arizona ahead for good basket with 1:51 to go. Chapman points from Mookie Blaylock, Huskies completed a frustrating a rematch with the Hoyas Satur­ tosses were the two by Allen with go on or stop. We’re not planning 15-2. 1:21 left in overtime. routed Minnesota 76-51, New at 11-10. The Illini trailed by only countered with his three-point while Iowa State, 16-5, were led by month of January on Saturday day night, also at the Civic 12 seconds left. Calhoun, after on stopping. I don’t know any­ Vandarblll 92, No. 14 Florida 85: Providence broke a five-game Mexico topped No. 18 Texas-El five points with 4:56 left, but play and the Fighting Irish could Jeff Grayer with 30 points. afternoon with a heart-breaking Center. Sandwiched between reviewing the game films, dis­ thing else. And the advantage of Will Perdue scored 19 points and losing streak and handed the Paso 70-69, Providence beat No. Arizona surged to a 73-63 lead get no closer than 72-69on Rivers’ Grayer became the school’s 60-59 setback to Georgetown in these Big East affairs is a contest putes the foul call on Lyman being stupid is that I don’t know grabbed 15 rebounds as Vander­ Wildcats their sixth loss in 20 anything else. We’ve just got to 19 Viilanova 82-76 in overtime, with 1:26 remaining. two free throws with 24 seconds career scoring leader with 2,216 Big East Conference play at the Thursday night against Holy DePriest. “ The worst (call) with­ bilt beat its third Top 20 opponent games. get ready for Seton Hall. I’ll cry a and South Carolina beat No, 20 Kerr scored 17 points. Illinois remaining. points. The 6-foot-5 senior passed Capital Centre. Cross at the Hart Center in out question is the foul,” Calhoun Two Anthony Allen free throws Worcester, Mass. said. “ There was no contact. little bit. (Georgetown Coach with 12 seconds left capped a The Huskies had taken a 59-58 Lyman is too young to lie that John) Thompson always says he goes home and cries. He’s 14-5 bizarre final two minutes and lead on a Phil Gamble jumper well. He swears he never touched and he’s doing a hell of a job. I’ll Couples hands Phoenix title to Lyle gave the Hoyas the victory. with 30 seconds left. But they him and he didn’t.” Sports In Brief UConn’s Tate George dribbled couldn’t come up with possession Cliff Robinson led the Huskies cry. I’ll do anything. I’ll plea and The next one cost him the 3-hole $650,000. His comeback from a drove the green on the 305-yard the length of the floor and tried a of the basketbali three times in a with 19 points with Gamble wail. I ’ll do anything I have to do Bv Bob Green Central gets by Northern Illinois sudden-death playoff. 7-shot deficit in the last round 17th and two-putted for birdie. He jumper from the foul line with two closing segment that left Husky adding 16 and a team-high 11 just to get some more wins.” The Associated Press “ At the end. he kind of gave it to marked the biggest final-day was tied for the lead until he seconds left but it hit off the front Coach Jim Calhoun looking for a rebounds. Willie McCloud came NEW BRITAIN — Brian Devlin scored 23 of his game-high 25 OIOROITOWN («S) — Wl niton 4-S vi: SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Sandy me.” tiif Scottish golfer said after rally on the Tour since Tom Kite bogeyed the 72nd hole after of the iron. call. “ The guy (referee Bob off the bench to chip in 11 points 5-613, McDonold 0-6 4-5 4, Glllorv 1-1 04) points in the first half Saturday night as Central Connecticut sent making up seven shots over the made up seven shots to win the putting his approach in a green- UConn is now 2-6 in the Big East Donato) keeps making that cali for the Huskies. Charles Smith 2, Bryant 1-1 04) 2, Smith 6-17 2-4 II, Northern Iliinois to its eighth straight loss, 93-86. Lyle appraised his performance TIMmon 2-15 3-4 I, Edwardi 1-1 04) 2, ^ 7 last 18 holes and then becoming 1986 Western Open. side bunker. and 9-7 overall, losers of three because he doesn’t want to make netted 18 and Bobby Winston ■ *. K Devlin sank five of six 3-point shots as Central, 5-13, snapped its in the last round of the Phoenix Tuckor 2-3 04) 4, Allen 0-1 4-6 4, the beneficiary of Couples’ " I was moving forward and the That gave Couples a one-stroke straight. Georgetown, ranked the (other) call,” Calhoun said. added 13 to lead the Hoyas. Hlehimith 04) 0-0 0, Jonei 0-0 04) 0, ii' four-game losing streak. Open and found it acceptable, mistakes. leaders came back to me,” Lyle lead as he stood on the tee. He 15th in the nation, goes to 4-3 in the “ He doesn’t want to hurt us but HUSKY NOTES— UConn, in Jefferion 04) 04) 0. Totals 17-56 21-29 60. Rodney Davis scored 23 to lead Northern Illinois, 4-14, and even pleasing. UCONN (59) — Williams 02 1-2 1, “ He was a bit unlucky. In the said, “ Seven shots dwindled promptly hooked his tee shot, Big East and 14-4 overall with its the easiest call is to say it’s going the month of January, suffered an DePriest 1-3 2-4 4, Robinson 5-119-1119, L Brian Banks and Donnell Thomas added 14 points each. “ I didn’t do anything daft,” AP photo pressure, his right hand got over away quickly.But I ’m still sur­ which bounced off a spectator’s 13th straight win over UConn this (Georgetown’s) way. overtime loss to St. John’s, a PIklell 1-1 04) 3, Gamble 6-10 2-4 16, Lyle said Sunday. McCloud 4-6 3-4 11, George 1-5 2-2 4, He left that to Fred Couples. a little and he pulled it,” said prised! thought I had a very thin leg and into the water. He, too, since January of 1982. “ But (Georgetown) won the three-point loss to Pittsburgh and Ursery 0-0 1-2 1, Spradlino 04) 04) 0. LOOSE BALL — Georgetown’s Charliss Smith (13) loses Lyle, who won the playoff with a chance to make the playoff,” he made bogey and. with a closing Connecticut, which seemingly game. A team that doesn’t shoot the one-point loss to Georgetown. Totals 10312029 59. Fairfield holds off Manhattan In less than an hour. Couples 3-polnt goals; UConn— Gamble 2, control of the ball after bumping into UConn's Steve bogey-5 on the third extra hole. said. 70, was tied with Lyle at 15-under- was on the road for the entire foul shots made foul shots to win Calhoun isn’t about to give up. twice hooked tee shots into the PIklell; Georgetown— Smlth4, Tlllmon PIklell in their game Saturday at the Cap Centre in FAIRFIELD — Tom Squeri scored a career-high 19 points and Couples’ comments were not Third-round leader Davis Love par 269. month of January and wound up the game. They really should be "For 6 or 8 minutes (after 1. water on the 18th hole at the TPC Haittime: 32-27 Georgetown. Landover, Md. The Hoyas won, 60-59. Troy Bradford added 17 as Fairfield held off a late rally to defeat III fell back by bogeying four South African David Frost 3-5, has a 10-game stretch in given credit.” Saturday’s game) I ranted and course at Scottsdale. recorded. He departed imme­ Manhattan 73-65 Saturday night. The first one, which trickled diately after the playoff without consecutive holes, beginning with came on with a 3-under 68 and Fairfield, 5-12 overall and 2-5 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic into the lake after hitting a speaking to reporters. No. 8, surrendering the lead to took third at 271, two shots out of Conference, had a 65-55 lead with 3:45 to piay, but Manhattan spectator, cost him an opportun­ Lyle’s victory was his third on Couples. the playoff. Love struggled in went on a 8-0 run to close the gap to 65-63 on a pair of free throws ity to win in regulation play. the PGA Tour and was worth Lyle, who had a final-round 65, with a 76 and was fourth at 273. by Peter Runge. $117,000 from the total purse of Fluke Miller goal gives Caps OT victory Whalets bow to Oilers; Ed Duncan stopped the run for Fairfieid when he hit a short ton Coach Bryan Murray said. would be a shame to lose.” jumper and two free throws to snap the Stags’ four-game losing By Tim Llotta streak. Fairfield raised its record to 5-12,2-5 in the Metro Atlantic The Associated Press “ That’s what you like to see when Jets 4, Sabres 4 visit M ontr^l tonight NHL Roundup you’re a coach. Athletic Conference. Chi Chi has cause to be charitabie Rookie Ray Sheppard’s second Manhattan, 6-15 overall an 0-6 in the MAAC, was ied by Billy LANDOVER, Md. - All Kelly Sunday’s victory over the Fly­ EDMONTON - The return came with the Whalers trail­ goal of the game with 2:20 Wheeler’s game-high 27 points. Miller wanted to do was get the ers moved the Capitals past the of Wayne Gretzky to the ing, 3-2, in the third period. Bv Ken Peters The 52-year-old Rodriguez players still in contention. on the north shore of Oahu remaining gave the Sabres a tie puck on net. He got more than he From behind the Flyers goal. New York Islanders into second Edmonton Oilers’ lineup Hartford was in a power-play The Associated Press could afford to be generous. In the Seniors Skins, the first continued Rodriguez’s domina­ with the visiting Jets. bargained for. Miller faked the other way before place in the Patrick Division. situation looking for the equal­ He turned the $360,000 Senior six hoies were worth $10,000each, tion of senior tournaments. He Sheppard’s 20th goal of the surely wasn’t music to the Martin captures Osaka Marathon Miller, who had not scored in coming around the left side of the Philadeiphia leads the division ears of the Hartford Whalers. izer which never came. It was, HONOLULU — Chi Chi Rodri­ Skins into a virtual one-man the next six worth $20,000 each, won seven events and more than season erased a 4-3 Winnipeg lead show, winning $260,000 the final and the final six worth $30,000 $500,000 on the 50-and-older cir­ his last 11 games, got a fluke goal goal. with 58 points, Washington has 54, Gretzky, who was sidelined in fact, Gretzky who nullified OSAKA, Japan — Lisa Martin of Australia led all the way in guez, $300,000 richer for a quick and New York is third with 53, two that Mark Kumpel gave the Jets day to go with the $40,000 he had each, with no buildup on sudden- cuit last year. on a backhander that deflected “ I started to come out one way for 13 games due to a sprained the Whalers’ power-play when easiiy winning the ’88 Osaka International Women’s Marathon two days of work, had some at 12:46 of the third peiod. Neither collected during Saturday’s first death holes. Rodriguez capped the Senior into the net off the skate of and I figured the defenseman ahead of New Jersey and knee, scored a short-handed he was dragged down by Dave Sunday in a race record time of two hours, 23 minutes, 51 seconds. regrets. team had a good scoring chance In the sudden-death, players Skins by beating Palmer in a Philadeiphia defenseman Kjell would be there, so I came back Pittsburgh. goal and added two assists Babych with 10:44 left in the It was Martin’s best time ever and the seventh best ever by a "One thing I feel bad about is nine holes. in overtime. Arnold Palmer, 58, won just one who tie the hole continue, while six-hole playoff, after Snead and Samuelsson 3:27 into overtime the other way and really just put Washington goalie Pete Peet- which led Edmonton to a 5-2 game. woman. Oniy three other women have run faster — Ingrid that Sam (Snead) didn’t win a John ’Tucker and Phil Housley hole, or skin, worth $20,000, on the higher scores are eliminated. Player went out earlier in the Sunday, fitting the Washington it towards the net,” Miller said. ers, a former Flyer, made 28 victory over the Whalers “ If we scored we’d win the Kristiansen of Norway, 1984 Olympic champion Joan Benoit skin,” Rodriguez said after Sun­ were the other Buffalo scorers, first day. Gary Player, 52, won The event at Turtle Bay Resort showdown. Capitals to a 1-0 victory over the The puck hit Samuelsson’s saves in recording his first Saturday night. Gretzky had game,” Whaler Coach Jack Samuelson of the United States and Rosa Mota of Portugal. day’s final day of the inaugural while Dale Hawerchuk, Randy the only other hole that eluded Flyers. skate and trickled past goalie Ron shutout since he bfanked Quebec four assists in his first game Evans said. "But we nullified Kristiansen, who owns the world best of 2:21:06, has done it three Senior Skins Game. Carlyle and Iain Duncan had the Rodriguez, collecting $40,000 on “Anytime you get into over­ Hextall. 3-0 on Nov. 23, 1985. back in a 5-4 loss to Calgary the penalty.” times and Samuelson twice. “ I was playing really poorly "Anytime you can shut them other Winnipeg goals. No. 12 on Sunday. The 75-year-old time, you just want to get In Sunday’s only other NHL Friday night. Before Gretzky slid head­ last week, and when I came in something on net,” Miller said. game. Winnipeg and Buffalo out it’s quite an accomplish­ Kumpel’s second goal of the first on the ice, he was able to here, Sam gave me some lessons Snead was shut out. "You hope you get a break and played to a 4-4 tie. ment,” Miller said. “ I think we season, a backhander, gave the The Whalers wind up their shovel a pass to Glenn Ander­ Holland wins ski jumping crown and it made ail the difference,” In Skins competition, the low Jets the lead before Sheppard four-game road trip tonight score on a hole wins the prize that it goes in. The Capitals have won two played very well defensively, son who beat Mike Liut for the STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. — Mike Holland of Norwich, Rodriguez said. checked well, and Pete came up took a pass at the Winnipeg blue (7:30, SportsChannel, WTIC) money, or skin. If the hole is tied, " I beat the defenseman there consecutive one-goal games after goal which made the score 4-2. Vt., won his third consecutive 90-meter title Sunday at the 1988 “ I don’t think Sam’s going to with some really big saves. I line and beat Winnipeg goal- against Montreal at the the prize money is carried to the' and then I ran into Bob Gould losing 13 of their first 20. Sylvain Cote and Dean USSA National Ski Jumping Championships. leave here empty-handed,” he think Pete played a really great tender Daniel Berthiaume with a Forum. next hole, with all four of the (behind the Flyers’ net). I don’t “ We came up with two big plays Evason scored goals for Hart­ Holland, a 26-year-old member of the 1988 U.S. Olympic team, added with a smile. game. Whenever you’ve got a low drive from the right face-off The key point in the game know how Gouldy got back there, the other night to win and we got ford. landed jumps of 109 and 108 meters to top the 36-man field. but I ran into him.” another one tonight," Washing­ goaltender playing like that, it circle. BRING IT Jaguar team not surprised Clark sets women’s indoor mark BOSTON — Joetta Clark, former University of ’Tennessee star, by Daytona 24-Hours win Dodgers to sign Kirk Gibson today set a world indoor best in the women’s 500-meter race Saturday in the Lady Terrier Classic at Boston University. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Brian Redman and John Fitzpa­ trick in a BMW. By The Associated Press granted free agency. Detroit to score some more runs and Clark was timed in one minute, 8.82 seconds. The previous — Tom Walkinshaw’s Jaguar offered to extend Gibson’s con­ “ With Gibson, Shelby and Da­ adding Mike Davis (signed as a world best of 1:08.86 was set by Olga Nazarova of the Soviet Union team accomplished something no Walkinshaw’s three-car Jag­ HOME^ uar team came to the IMSA LOS ANGELES — Kirk Gibson tract for one year beyond the 1988 vis, it’s obvious I ’m not an free agent in December) and Kirk at Moscow on Jan. 3, 1987. The old American record was 1:08.89, other team had managed since Score with the Whalers season at just over the $1.3 million outfielder anymore,” Marshall Gibson has got to help,” Marshall by Linetta Wilson last March 14 in the NCAA Championships at 1976 by beating Porsche in the Camel GT series opener — is donning the uniform of the Los America’s premier sports car and SportsChannel he would have earned with the said. said. Oklahoma City. Daytona 24-Hours. Angeles Dodgers with much endurance race — off its domina­ all season long fanfare, but the former Detroit Tigers this season. Detroit also Marshall said that it might not Yet nobody on the winning i * offered a no-trade clause. be "realistic” to think he can play team seemed the least bit tion of the European sports car Tigers outfielder hopes to inspire Norman wins Aussie golf tourney championship last year. Get the best seat in the house his new teammates quietly. Dodgers Manager Tommy La- third, and that his first choice Too busy surprised. GOLD COAST, Australia — Greg Norman of Australia fired a And, despite a variety of “ I feel confident I can help sorda said Gibson will play left would be to play outfield or first. Martin Brundle of England, for 50 Hartford Whalers games, field and bat third in the lineup. “ Of course. If Tommy came to SHORT HILLS, N.J. (AP) - 2-under-par 70 Sunday in rallying for a one-shot victory over who combined with John Nielsen mechanical problems and close restore their winning tradition,” calls in the unusually heavy plus Boston Celtics home action said Gibson, who will sign a By statistics, Gibson seems me and told me to play third, I Denver Broncos fan Beverly Tateo Ozaki of Japan in the $360,000 Palm Meadows Cup Golf of Denmark and Raul Boesel of traffic on the 3.56-mile road and much more. three-year contract with the only an average player. He has would give it my best shot,” he Ryan missed seeing her team’s Tournament. Brazil to drive a Jaguar XJR-9 struck out more than 100 times in said. only touchdown in the Super Norman finished with a 72-hole total of 272,16-under-par over prototype to victory on Sunday at circuit, the Scotsman’s team Dodgers Monday. came away with a first and third. Call The deal reportedly is worth each of the past four seasons. Yei Fred Claire, the Dodgers’ exec­ Bowl, but she didn’t mind. She the par-72, 5,877-yard Palm Meadows resort course. He earned Daytona International Speed­ “ We were never afraid of the $4.5 million, including a $1 million he has a dramatic touch, such as utive vice president, has denied was busy getting married. $60,000 and a new car. way, seemed mildly amused that United Cable his home run off San Diego’s that Gibson’s signing means that The new Mrs. Alan Anderson Ozaki carded a final-round 68 for 273, one stroke ahead of anyone would question the team’s Porsches,” Walkinshaw said. signing bonus. "We did a lot of planning to try to and order ‘T U get along with them as long Goose Gossage in the deciding someone, possibly Guerrero, suggested to her fiance they be former U.S. Masters champion Bernhard Langer of West victory in its first effort in win the race. To get a first and today. as my goal to do everything to win game of the 1984 World Series. might be traded. married during his Super Bowl Germany. Langer closed with a 69 for 274; America. third the first tim e, out is a is also their goal,” the nine-year " I know he’s a bulldog,” There may, however, be good party Sunday. Anderson said his "Sure, it’s a lot of satisfaction,” difficult thing, but we never have major league veteran said. Lasorda said. reason to have such depth. bride popped the suggestion while Brundle said. "But we come here Whalers vs Montreal The Dodgers now have six key In the past two years, Guerrero they were traveling by car from Bubka soars to win in pole vault expecting to win the race. We got winning out of our minds.” “ I know there are probably Nielsen was at the wheel of the (away) players — Gibson, Pedro Guer­ missed 14T games, Marshall ^ston last week. STUTTGART, West Germany — Sergei Bubka of the Soviet what we came here for.” guys who have been there the past winning Jaguar when it crossed rero, Mike Marshall, John missed 117 games, Gibson missed “ I almost drove off the road,” Union soared to victory in the pole vault at an International Porsche prototypes had won Tune-in Tonight at 7:30 p.m. two years and have negative the finish line nearly two full laps feelings. I want to change that. Shelby, Mike Davis and Franklin 77 games and Davis missed 43 he said. indoor track and field meet Sunday, but failed In three attempts seven straight Daytona 24-Hours The two had begun planning a ahead of the second-place For more information call Hartford area 677-9599, " I ’ll just be myself and work Stubbs — for three outfield games, most of them because of to break his world record. races, and cars powered by wedding for August last year. But Porsche 962 prototype of pole- Windsor/Vemon 649-3457, Marlborough 546-2635. 'R F ■ AP p)>oto hard. I ’ve never been a guy to call positions and first base. injuries. Bubka’s best vault was 19 feet, one-quarter inch, compared to Porsche engines had won 11 in a the details of putting together a winner Mauro Baldi of Italy and a meeting. I think I lead by Marshall now considers him­ “ I think Fred Claire summed it his world indoor record of 19-7. row. The last non-Porsche victory United Cable — See What You’ve Been Missing! traditional ceremony proved too two-time Daytona winners Red­ NEWEST DODGER — Kirk Gibson agreed to a example.” self an infielder and has placed an up best when he said it’s not a France’s Thierry Vigneron finished second at 18-8'/«. was accomplished by the late man and Bob Wollek of France. ^ 1 uMiTio Util mimm cottOKtms O three-year contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The deal was disclosed Friday, order for first baseman gloves problem to have an abundance of much, and they postponed it, Peter Gregg and Englishmen and has volunteered to try third talent,” Marshall said. "W e need Anderson said. Gibson is scheduied to sign with the club tcyJay only 10 days after Gibson was 1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Feb. 1, 1B86 - 17

SCHLOCK THBKAPy 8NAFU by Brure Baairip KITVI'CARLYLe by Larry WrIgM U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Feb. 1, 1988 r\T '? VI5IRWC nCkV AT TME /NfTfTUTEIf FbC THE iN H A T V . 1 ^ I WAS Strapped THIWES? TEU \ CPn T A ic w T A t t v ptfipaMseO: 7David Letterman" is disgusted," Letterman said. "What we’re are going to be a little different than the things 16 Walahman, a.g. Annapolis moving, for one night only, to Thursday night really counting on is people are too lazy to you were interested In doing when you were 17 Marx brother (abbr.) prime time, NBC’s biggest night for ratings. change the channel after ‘Cosby.’’ ’ 34. So I think maybe that’s part of it. And I wouldn’t mind. It would be easier on me to t^ PEANUTS by Charlaa M. Scbulz 19 Dutch 20 Manner Yet instead of reveling in the probability Letterman often indulges in a kind of commune that millions will see his 90-minute, sixth self-deprecating mantra that recalls Chinese to do a more traditional kind of talk show. 22 Russian sacret One of the show’s early Innovators was 20 For males anniversary special, Letterman is spinning superstition of cursing one’s lot in order to OUR 6UE5T TOPAY 15 SHE 5 HERE TO TELL US HERE5 WHAT WE PO.. ( n o . w e p o n 't ! police writer Merrill Markoe. She and Lettennan 21 List of persons amid nightmarish visions of a ratings free fool the gods. For a man who virtually A FAMOUS ACTRESS- ABOUT HER FORMER I GIVE YOU THE 23 Golf pegs single-handedly turned the dreary post- had lived together for years, but she moved to "There! I’ve finally taken down 25 Is not well fall, despite a lead-in from the network’s LIVES ANP TO ANSWER TELEPHONE NUMBERS, 24 Actor Alan _ top-rated comedies, including "The Cosby midnight time period into a ratings bonanza the West Coast two years ago to pursue film the Christmas lights! Satisfled?l” 26 Set ALL YOUR aUESTIONS... ANP YOU.. 25 Bird (comb, Show." for NBC, he seems awfully insecure. projects, prompting rumors of a split. C U«4 by H44. IM. 31 Marries 42 Bobbins 27 Pivot “ If this thing tanks, I ’m outta town. I ’m “ Sooner or later it’s going to go away, you “ The only thing I can say is there is a split form) 32 Fish 44 Comply 30 Stole back to Indianapolis, because NBC spent a know. And it could be sooner," Letterman based only on geography/' Letterman said. THE ORIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr 27 Underwater 36 Actor Hunter 45 Nothing but 33 Bearllke 38 Command lotta dough on this,” said Letterman, who fretted. "But Johnny Carson, this man, they “ She’s in California and I ’m here, but on ships 46 Use a needle FLORA., m .L THE PLUMPER MOT TO 34 Female monster 39 Shades taped the anniversary special last week at the could prop him up there in his sleep, and every vacation I go to California, and she s 28 Small bird 47 401, Roman THI5 CHECte nnu 35 Barbara _ 40 Singer Mel . ornate Radio City Music Hall in front of an people would still watch him. He’s beloved. coming to town in a week for our anniversary 29 Emerald _ 48 Wheel track m i t THE BSiPERPOy HOLP HI5 Geddas 41 Keyboard audience of 6,000. He’s the idol of generations. We’re not close to party.” . . 30 Slugged instrument 50 Witticism The show might have changed, but FORAMGTMER 36 Ebb and flow that. We’re still struggling. We’re still "Thursday is, like, NBC’s big night. But fighting for every crumb." Letterman hasn’t. When it’s suggested that HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* WEEK- 37 Cut 1 2 3 4 6 don’t you understand?" he said, his voice Carson has been doing “ The Tonight Show’’ it’s still a pretty darn good TV show, he 39 Caps n 12 rising. “ They’re just giving us enough rope to for a quarter-century. He recently signed a immediately interrupts; “ It blows. It blows. i t 's Y e p r A L 5 0 VEiZY 40 Rugged rock hang ourselves! If we go in on their most new contract with NBC. So did Letterman. Top to bottom. We’re flying on fumes." u o m e l y a t UHCOMFOPTAELE/ 43 Uncertainty 14 powerful night and tank, goodbye! You won’t Letterman is widely presumed to be Carson’s TMETOP □ □ □ 45 Additional 16 17 be seeing me for years! I ’ll be gone! I ’ll be on heir apparent. 46 Writer at 1:30 (a.m.)! I ’ll be on before the ‘Today’ "Late Night” seems to be abandoning the Y' 49 Coma forth 19 20 show! ’’ wacko experiments that marked its earlier 51 Extracts Calm down, Dave. Like last year’s "Late years in favor of a more traditional talk-show WOMEN’S RETREAT - Alice Walker, author of "The Color Purple,” is the featured 52 Par Night” fifth anniversary special, taped in format. That would certainly ease a transi­ Studio 8-H, this year’s special features Paul tion of "Late Night" to the “ Tonight Show" speaker at the "PBS Rocky Mountain 53 Cleverly 27 26 29 CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks B Catale Shaffer land the band joined by a who’s who of slot if and when Carson retires. Retreat." At the conference, set for April, SO amusing BOB BEAMON. OOOPF 33 rock stars, including Billy Joel, Warren "First of all,” said Letterman, " I think invited minority filmmakers who get to meet WORLP RECORD, 54 13 to 19 Zevon, Joe Walsh, Duane Eddy, Robert Cray, following Carson, regardless of who it is, is female film and broadcast executives, such ^^MBKICO CITY- 36 David Sanborn, Clarence Clemmons, Tom going to be tough. I don’t know. I think the as Maggie Renzi and Peggy Rajski, produc­ DOWN Scott, Freddie Hubbard, Jon Faddis, Carole longer this show succeeds at 12:30 (EST). the ers of the John Sayles films "Matewan" and 37 38 39 40 41 42 "Brother From Another Planet” ; Suzanne de King, Cyndi Lauper, Ben E. King, Roberta more uncertainty there is with moving it to THE PHANTOM by Laa Falk S 8y Barry 1 Two-spot 46 Flack, and Ashford and Simpson. 11:30. ... Passe, president of Motown Productions, and 2 Expressed There will also be highlights of past shows, “ I must say, the show for me personally Delores Morris, executive director of produc­ •V - . r . ^ :^ A L L THoee b l a s t e p anger 4S «7 4S 49 60 the best of Sfi'->fa t>o* Triyire -> visit from tion at Walt Disney TV. LtM OuVlfiCKr^ hasn’t gotfAn nnv easier after six years. It’s L^<>i^~SfS^.WrkA A f m r b ^ THEY 3 "___ of Two 52 Cities" sroF6im L^^i 4 Aromatic harb 54 5 Plus TV Tonight

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Now arrange the circled letters to SHAFT Nftcr To ‘ibOfZ ofFiceV ) form the surprise answer, as sug [CNN] Inside Politics '88 (12) ® Valerie's Family (CC) The child­ 11:30P M ® dD Late Show From June 1987. actors Kevin Dobson 2:00AM (X) m o v ie ; Hound o f the gesled by the above cartoon [ESPN] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance ren's Aunt Sandy (Sandy Duncan) be­ comes the woman of the house when ("Knots Landing") and Dennis Franz Baskervilles' The curse of an English no­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Starship' Humans are she moves in with her brother, Michael, ("Beverly Hills Buntz"). NFL running ble family descends to each man who enslaved on a 21st-century mining pla­ back Eric Dickerson, singer Howard inherits the title. Peter Cushing, Andre Answer: w h a t [ i i i r n i N c r six months after Valerie's death. (R) (In net ruled by a madman and his droids. hewett with host Jackee (60 min.) (R) Morell. Christopher Lee. 1959. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavat Stereo) (Answers tomorrow) John Tarrant. 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Irom JumbN. cAo th ii fMwipopor. R.O. Bo* OfUnOo, FL 32M2-43M d D ( ^ Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) Inciwdo your n«m«. odOrMi ond rip coPo and mako your chock payable to Nawtpipcrbook t (Tl) Cheers Part 1 of 3. CS) ® MOVIE: W eekend W er' Pre- 1984. Rated NR. (16) Crook and Chase sG O O D J " ^ (ID Best of Saturday Night miere, (CC) A routine training mission in [ESPN] SportsLook ( X PIPNT l^NoIVYoi^PIAYeO Honduras turns into full-scale war for a dD Hogan's Heroes -.L d ® M *A*S*H [USA] One Thousand Dollars Every Five 1 FOOTRAI-LI FooTBAULl ^ ^ group of unseasoned American National ' ■ MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour Guardsmen. Stephen Collins. Charles d D News (CC). Hours Bridge d l) Barney Miller Held, Daniel Stern. 1988. [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred played 2:05A M ® News (R) x"~DlDN'Trx Win, Lose or Drew CSD Morton Downey Jr. Hickman, Nick Charles. d ® Cheers (TD MOVIE: 'Shark's Paradise' Three un­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'True Grit' A hard- 2 :3 0 A M [CNN] sports Latenight West led the king of clubs, expecting T h AVES 2 - j likely partners w ill do almost anything to drinking Marshal and a Texas Ranger Astrograph (SD Rosa Salvaje [ESPN] SportsCenter stop an extortionist from sabotaging an help a young girl track down her father's NORTH M-88 Splinter bid to hold the lead and wanting to be able [USA] Discover (SB Nightly Business Report Australian town's annual Surf Carnival. murderer. John Wayne, Glen Campbell, 4QJ8643 to judge how the defense should pro­ dD Three's Company David Reyna, Ron Becks, Sally Tayler. Kim Darby. 1969. Rated G. 2:40A M ® Nlghtwatch YK4 boomerangs ceed. It now became the responsibility WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll enjoy stimulating, lighthearted debates. 1986. [ESPN] SportsCenter [CNN] Moneylina 2 :5 0 A M [HBO] MOVIE: Qulckellver' ♦ K 10 9 8 of East to suggest a line of attack. However, you must be careful today not S S (39) MOVIE; 'Fleihdance' (CC) A girl to take on someone who views Issues [ESPN] SportsCenter [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Big Chill' (CC) Reu­ (CC) A stockbroker's luck fails him and ♦ 7 There could be no advantage to a club WKAT IT WAS FURELYA REFLEX HOVYAAUCH IT LOOKED *' liances as well as lor your commercial (Ark.) high school; Jamas Meredith ties aboard his yacht for a deadly game ♦ 6 3 2 to their own advantage. In today's deal AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Be sure ble Dare . human senses unleashes a terrifying of four spades? you're In total agreement with your ones. seeks admission to the University of M is­ force when he unlocks an interdimen- of whodunit. James Coburn. James Ma­ ♦ Q10 4 we see the splinter bid in action. VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pl. 22) Certain re- CSD Currant Affair sissippi. (60 min.) Part 2 of 6. (R) sional gateway. Jeffrey Combs. Barbara son, Dyan Cannon. 1973. Rated PG. mate today regarding an Important Is­ Vulnerable: Neither North’s jump to four clubs described a James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby on sue. If one or the other Is unhappy with sponslbilltes that you have at this time d i d D Jeoperdyl (CC). [CNN] Larry King Live Crampton, Ted Soret. 1986. Rated R. (In [USA] Larry Liaoiottl hand with good spade support, 9-11 aVAOl Stereo) Dealer: South Bridge” and “Jacoby on Card Games” the decision. It will end up being a prob­ should be taken seriously, but don't let ® d§) d i Barney Miller [DIS] MOVIE: 'Seven Brides for Seven high-card points and a singleton club. Brothers' Seven young frontiersman are 3 : 1 0 A M [M A X ] MOVIE; In th * Sha- (written with his father, the late Os­ lem for both of you. Major changes are your imagination start making them dD INN News 1 2 ; 0 0 A M ® H it Squad dow of Kilimanjaro' During a tevara West North East South With a minimum hand and the knowl­ more difficult than they actually are. determined to add feminine attention to wald Jacoby) are now available at U.S. ACRES by Jim Davit ahead tor Aquarians in the coming year. d i Carson's Comedy Classics their lives by stealing seven brides. Ho­ ® Entertainment Tonight Interview drought in Kenya, starving baboons be­ 1 ♦ edge that the queen of clubs Was a LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Continue to gin eyeing the local humans as a food bookstores. Both are published by Send for your Astro-Graph predictions d i M -A -S -H ward Keel, Jane Powell. 1954. Rated G. with Robert Wagner. Pass 4 ♦* Dbl. 4 ♦ worthless card, South subsided in four today. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this be cautious In the management of your source. John Rhys-Davies, Timothy Bot­ Pharos Books. (39) Yahtzea [TM C] MOVIE: Th e U e t o f Sheila' A w i dD Secrets of Success Pass Pass Pass spades, but the damage had already newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, financial affairs. Do nothing today that toms. Irene Miracle 1986. Rated R. (In dower invites six Hollywood personali­ dD Freedom From Fat Stereo) *9-11 points, singleton club OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your could put additional strains on your @9) Hollywood Squares l ^ n done. Elast had doubled four clubs ties aboard his yacht for a deadly game dD Police Story and good support for spades Norwegian marauders founded zodiac sign. purse. dZ) Town Meeting of whodunit. James Coburn, James Ma­ to show strength in the suit, and that (3D Alfred Hitchcock Presents 3:30A M [DIS] m o v ie : ‘Savan Bridaa Dublin — one of the first towns in Ire­ PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Stay SCORPIO (Gel. 24-Nov. 22) Don't let dD Family Ties son, Dyan Cannon. 1973. Rated PG. Opening lead: 4 K enabled the defense to function with for Seven Brothers' Seven young fron­ land — in the 9th century. abreast of your responsibilities today, your ambitions exceed your reach to­ [CNN] Crossfire [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling dD Newlywed Game tiersmen are determined to add feminine absolute precision. because if you fall t^hlnd, it will throw day. You are capable of attaining your [CNN] Newsnight attention to their lives by stealing seven [ESPN] College Basketball: George­ 9 : 3 0 P M (3D Designing W om en (CC) your whole schedule off and you won’t goals, provided these objectives are tow n at VMIenova (2 hrs.) (Subject to [ESPN] Steve Garvey Celebrity Sports brides. Howard Keel. Jane Powell. Suzanne gets in trouble w ith the Internal 1954. Rated G. be able to catch up. rofilistic Blackout) (Live) Revenue Service. From Kona. Hawaii. (60 min.) (R) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Don't try to SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm :. 21) There [H B O ] Fraggle Rook (CC). (In Stereo) [USA] Dragnet [ESPN] College Basketball: Ohio State [ESPN] College Basketball: Ohio State ^ at Michigan State (2 hrs.) (R) get friends involved in your business In­ Is a possibility today that Instead of at M ichigan State (2 hrs.) (Live) terests today. By the same token, don't profiting from a past mistake, you may 7 :4 5 P M [DIS] Mousatarpiece Theater 1 2 : 0 5 A M ® Magnum, P.l. [USA] Reaque 1000 1 0 : 0 0 P M (3D Wlseguy As Vinnie al­ let them drag you into theirs. follow the same pattern that previously 8 : 0 0 P M (3D Kate & Allle (CC) Allie 1 2 ; 3 0 A M ® w k r p In Cincinnati PEOPLE WHO K N O W 3:47A M (X) i lovs Luoy know there's a certain magic I m l ■ ■ ■ B b m m TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You are not caused you complications. tries to meet Paul Newman, who sup­ lows himself to be seduced by Susan, he's also made the fail guy for Mel's la­ ® Divorce Court likely to be too tolerant of people who CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Don't posedly is in the neighborhood making a 4 : 0 0 A M 3D Harry O about Classified Advertising. W ^ B A A test blackmail scheme. (60 min.) ® dD Truth or Conoequancaa are autocratic or domineering, espe­ enter Into complicated, commercial ne­ film. [CNN] Larry King Ovarnight (X) (S) (29 N*wi dD Wendy and Me cially If these individuals are in-laws or gotiations today If you are tired or un­ (3D Cousteau's Rediscovery of the [USA] Larry UaclottI rd s tiv B s prepared. Walt until you are fresh or W orld Kojak d D (3D Late Night w ith David Letterman 4 :3 0 A M [USA] Olacovar GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Usually you ® d i MecGyver (CC) MacGyver re­ ) Destination America (R) (In Stereo) have all the facts In fygnt of you. I MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Feb. 1. 19M — It

18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Feb. 1. 1988 HOMES HELP WANTED FOR SALE NURSING NURSE Aides- Certified. DRESSED to the ninesi ASSISTANTS Positions available In Exceptional 7 room i : ' Raised Ranch on gor- newly renovated nurs­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 (CERTIHED) ing facility on the 7-3 W geous pork-llke grounds. Features In­ W> hm* M S«m MS **rt S m shift for Individuals Roominatss Wanted.. Musical Hems...... PVBMOW OTWHOTM Off ■■ ■rWfV TBs who care for the el­ fpi EnCARPENTRY/ ennuNTMifi/ MI0CELLAIIEOU8 clude 3 bedrooms, 7>h Condominiums for Sole. 22 Cameras and Photo Equipment. uwwrb< fwiMs a baths, large eot-ln kit­ Notices Wanted to Rent...... IbAbuna Iw In derly. Excellent be­ TAX ^REMOOELINR SERVICES Lots/Land for Sole...... Pets and Supplies...... iMpBItWW. Iwy Cthtf WBBltBftdS E & J W W M ) ; chen, screened In Lost/Found ...... 01 Farm Supplies and Equipment .. Miscellaneous lor Sale ...... nefit package. Coll or •anasaaWMiiinaaamai>aia«aMMM« Personals...... 02 Investment Property __ Offlce/Retoll Equipment ...... WbwbRI bIbb* dbbbIob apply In perfeon to DDO lobs, Trucklnjg porch, magnificent In fe»jA Spccioll^ l X H f l I Too Soles...... BROBMiN NAME your own price. Announcements...... 03 Recreatlonol Equipment...... South Windsor Nursing Home repairs. You ground pool with de­ BEST BUY Business Property...... 25 Wanted to BuyrTrode ...... BARBARA RAY * ’ aiiw wnw’i; ’'' Father Son, pointing luxe trimmings. 2 cor Auctions...... 04 Resort Property...... Boots and Marine Equipment ... NilBfmBHow and Center, 1040 Main St. BOOKKEEPING imiOBflJNe SIRVKIS and papering, remo­ nome It, we do It. Free Financial...... 05 Services Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Intamtaaf, pIbbbb oofiiBoit South Windsor. 209- Complete home repairs and ra- val. 872-8237. estimates. Insured. 443- garage. Treat yourself USED CARS Mortoooes ...... jEKyiCES. and coll today! Wanted to B u y ...... Child Care...... 51 Flooring...... 58 Merchandise 7771. EDE. mo4Mlng. Wa spaeMltM in bWh- 0304. Automotive DIRECTOR OF NURSES rooma and fcMcMna. InMO aoWa $249,900. Jackson 8, Employment & Education Cleaning Services...... S3 Electrical ...... 59 Holldav/Seasonol...... ADMINISTRATIVE As­ MkMaot.'iMSMib« oat«*a Heotlng/Plumblng...... 40 owiHMMiNd wofk. Ra#iaind. tn- STENCILING Jackson Real Estate. Port Time Help Wanted...... io Rentals Entertainment...... 53 Antiques qnd Collectibles...... Cars for Sale ...... sistant. Growing com­ MSqMIMiSrttMt. turtd, Mfasanoaa. A efautltul Aaamso to Any Oasml Help Wanted...... n BooKkeeoIng/Income T o x ...... 54 Miscellaneous Services...... 41 Clothing...,...... Trucks/Vans for Sole...... GLASTONBURY HANDYMAN 447-8400.O______BUICKS Rooms for Rent...... pany seeking qualified OrleltMl a Cusism Oaslens Heme Improvement ■ ' Situation Wanted...... i j Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Services Wanted...... 43 Furniture..'...... Compers/Trollers...... 6 4 9 -3 1 ^ 1 ...... la ham* aratsssisnol ssrvtca. BRAND new listing! "Im ­ Apartments for Rent...... Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... HEALTH CARE person. Responsibili­ Rolnttne - Well Roperlne • > 1987 BUICK Business Opportunities...... 13 Polntlng/Paperlng...... 54 TV/Stereo/Appliances...... Free astlmelas. Far mere Tlllne - Ueht CarMntrv • maculate" only begins Instruction...... u Condominiums for Rent.. ..33 Machinery ond Tools...... Auto Services...... ties Include: payroll, MormsHan Call Matdj Homes for Rent...... CENTER group Insurance, ad­ , f ALABA ASSCKIAm ODD JOBS-INSURBD to describe this excep­ USABRE Employment Services...... IS SUPER SAVINGS W ITH OUR SPECIAL Lawn ond Gorden...... Autos for Rent/Lease...... fSSfggiN lY" tional 7 room older EtMteWigon Store/Offlce Space...... Good Things to E a t...... MIscelloneous Automotive . ministration of person-' '#Ciwtom toilWInO, fram­ A46»S707w«v?!i5L.. BARRY SCANLON Resort Property...... MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... 1175 Hebron Ave. Colonial on Woodland •7044A. WM •18.SSS Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... Wanted to Buy/Trode .. nel records and office wnt e9580 the deodllne Is 3:30 p.m. on Friday. lessen the value of the odvertlsement will not 02228770 AUTD and Truck Me­ Minimum cliarae: 4 lines. be corrected by an additional Insertion. STATE BANK REM0DEUN6 ^ 647-7SS3 647-8400.D Consolidated Report of Con­ chanic. Immediate op­ 0 ^ 1 worry about tha From the amallast ropalf to MANCHESTER. Excep­ 1987 BUICK dition (Including Domestir ening. Experienced DBw tax taw. Businaas and iROOFIHa/ e R O O FS Subsidiaries) of the Manches­ only with own tools. individual iiMomatax ra- the largea) renovation, we tional home In execu­ CENTURY ter State Bank of Manchester. tive area. U 8< R 447-9552. lum praparitlonti^ will do 8 oomplete job. Btairt 8101116 e F A IN TIN G 4 Door Sedan Connecticut. 08040. County of to finloh. Free eatimates • e S TA IN IN G Contemporary Ranch 97041A. WM •9.990 PART TIME PART TIME PART TIME PART TIME Hartford, a member of Federal (bril I M M hImmi fiT with formal living Notices HELP WANTED D r . C ra n e ’s A n s w e rs Reserve District No. I. at the e ADDITIONS NOW *9471 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED [HELP WANTED close of business December 31. iliilWiiiBl.at64»4tM Heritage Kitdieii A NATHAN HALE room and dining room, 1907. ★ CONSTRUCTION Fully Insured family room, den, 2'/2 As a condition precedent to ASSETS Bath Center baths, oversized 2 cor 1987 BUICK the placement of any adver­ BIOLOGY Teacher. Cov­ Quiz on page t Spedatlzlng In Roofing, Quellly References PART Time (substitute) PART Time counter and CDUNTER help. Dry MAKE Money at home entry High School. 1 Cash and due pturriH K 'Coma vWtt our OHowroom at: garage and large deck. tising In the Manchester He­ from depository wmmmmr a Slew a AapheR SMflsIaa SKYLARK driver needed tor general duties tor cleaning. Afternoons. assembling electron­ year position to fill 'ftVoweraafxpefMneo 188 W. Middle Tpke. • * FREE Ehimates All this set on profes­ 4 Door Sedan rald, Advertiser hereby Parkade Cleoners, ics, crafts, others. institutions $ 9.419.000.00 TELEMARKETING Manchefter. • Hat Rooting (mssstuss) agrees to protect, Indemnify newspaper delivery In power equipment Sebaticle leave. To 1. Weight (Horse) U.S. Treasury rm Wi)ww«n7 Oawiwia / sionally landscaped (M100A. WM •99S0 and hold harmless the Man­ Andover/Hebron. Coll dealer In Coventry. Manchester Parkade. More Intormatlon- 2. Megaphone Looking for people who lot. $229,900. Sentry begin: September 1988. securities 1.098.000.00 ^ iRMlWAwllNi«AdMtMltB«9 649-S400 7424670 FuSy(nauted cell 6 4 3 -2 6 5 0 chester Herald. Its officers Donna 449-3447 tor de- Permanent part time 649-5559. (504) 641-0091. Ext. 1390. CT Certification re­ 3. License (Wedding) Ohilftatlons of States like to talk on the phone, Real Estate. 643-4040.a NOW *9756 ond employees against any Open 7 days. Call now! and political tolls before Horn. position mornings and W AITRESSES Wanted quired. Deadline for 4. Lateral (Football) speak with a pleasant KMENLEE 0. OWEIU MANCHESTER. An Invi­ and all liability, loss or Saturdays. Eckert's full or part time. Apply subdivisions in the voice, who can work FARRANO REMODELINR THIS SPACE 1986 BUICK expense. Including attor­ CLERICAL opening. 30-35 application; March 1, 5. Rage United States 3S0.n00.00 t 4 9 4 0 7 9 ^ tation to spacious liv­ Lawn 8i Leisure, 743- In person. Luigi's Res­ 1988. Contact: Mr. Den­ from 9:(X) am -1:00 pm, Noem ediMtona. daeka. roqfins. neys' fees, arising from week. Miscellaneous INSURANCE Office. 6. (a) Feb. 2 — Pork sausage — Other bonds, notes, OMino. windewa and guttata. FL0ORINR *50.40 ing Is yours In this LoSABRE claims of unfoir trade practi­ duties In busy medical SI 03. taurant. 706 Hartford Clerical Including typ­ nis Joy, Principal, Cov­ and debentures 125.000.00 Monday-Friday. unique 9 room, 2'/2 both Eelats Wagon Road, Manchester. 649- Federal Reserve BaekM and buSdoear tarvica for 24 Insartlona ces, Infringement of trade­ office. Coll 444-7704. ing and telephone re­ entry High School, 78 "Groundhog Day” (x) WE OFFER: Hourly availabta. Can Bob Fartand. Jr. U 8, R High Ranch. •7S47A. Wm •12,960 marks, trode names or pat­ 5335. Jtlpley HIM Road, Cov­ (b) Feb. 22 — Cherry pie (y) stock and cor­ Large deck, 1st floor ents, violation of rights of RECEPTIDNIST and as­ quired. Jewell- Eng­ porate stock 2.000.00 wage, commissions, T D R f f i s m r r Call 643-2711 I NOW *11*977 sistant In Manchester land Insurance. entry, C T 06238. Phone (c) March 17 — Irish stew (v) Federal Funds Sold family room with privacy and Infringement of PART Time lob taking Incantlvee, paid vaca- -• Floors like new for datallg doctor's office. Ma­ 646-4442.______742-7347. (d) April 3 — Colored eggs (z) and Securities tlona, courtesy mem­ NM. 045-8848 ^ cathedral celling, 4 copyright and proprietary care of either Infants or purchased under a Specializing In older floors bedrooms and much 1986 BUICK rights, unfair competition ture, dependable, and ADMINISTRATIVE Of­ SECRETARY. "Terrific (e) June 19 — Fried chicken (w) agreements to bership, tales training. e Nsturet 6 elalned floore and libel and slander, which pleasant personality a 3 year olds In a da v care working conditions" INCOME TAX more. Located In area LoSABRE center. Hours l-4pm. CUSTDMER Service. We fice, Prague Shoe Com- resell I 375.000.00 Call Judy 646-7096. a No waxing anymore may result from the publica­ must. Must enloy pa­ and nice surroundings (a) Loans. of tine homes. Coll for Limited Coupe Must be mature. ore looking for respon­ pony, opportunities PREPARATION ICARFBITRY/ tion of any advertlsment In tient contact. Great sible service minded In leading real estate Total Jrttn VirlilHt • 6445750 details. Sentry Real t22S2A.WM •12.990 the Manchester Herald by Please call The Child­ available. Join a grow­ (excluding AAA In Your Mom IRBROIIUIN Estate. 443-4040.a working conditions. Individuals to handle ing company. Our ofticel Appileantneeds InMuding: Rental and bolt advertiser. Including adver­ ren's Place,Inc, Man­ nice appearance and unearned NOW *10*967 tisements In any free distri­ Afternoon hours. Coll chester. 443-5535. customer Inquiries. management office HELP WANTED HELP WANTED income) 73.490.OOfl 00 AUTO CLUB Fregdetetehib. CeH Jim Wheaier UMV mos. eARFET MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ bution publications pub­ 444-5153 leave message The position requires has several positions pleasing personality (b) Less: 391 Brood 8t., ManchBBtBr room Garrison Colon­ lished by the Manchester with service.______PART Tim e position. enthuslom. Independ­ and good telephone allowance EOt - 742*10001^ SENVICE ial In Immaculate 1985 BUICK available. TjralnMo for possible fiMiiral CgvBbRtry Herald. Penny Sleffert, PART Time driver Manchester Insuronce ent thinking and orgon- provided. Wife otter: manners and office TELLER S Needed. Man­ SUPERVISDR RN. Bay­ M ptmm. MKhan 4 kaamem ra- Inatatlationa, aaits and condition. Steel beam SKYLARK Publisher. loan 4Door Sedan needed. Must hove own agency looking for a Izatlon. Good com­ paid vacations, paid skills. Call 449-4000. chester Parkade of­ lor weekends. High losses 730.000 00 maatifw a WwaktHy. 19 FM nalw •«- rapaira waakly carpal constructed home feot- mature person from munication skills and a CLEANING Person. Port MtatA, Wm •6940 cor. Work 3 dovs a holidays, paid personal WAITRESSES. Week­ fice, Connecticut Bank rote of pay. Applica­ (c) Loans. Net 72.760 000.00 and full time positions LOOKING FOR an oport- aaittnaa bi huSWiif. tm oM og and apaciala. urlng a 12'x20' living week. Coll Julie 871- 6:30am to 1pm. Most pleasant telephone days, health and/or life days and weekends for 8. Trust. Call 647-5500. tions are now being Bank premises, fur­ mont? Be sure to check 4Me« mm. Ue$m * aa* '"tarao room, dining room and PART TIME have good typing and manners are essential. niture and fixtures available. Residential. PHONE NOW *6560 3988, leove messoge. Insurance, tree pork- breakfast and lunch. CDNCRETE Form Car­ accepted for this key Coll Country Molds. the many vacancies listed beamed 1st floor fam­ HELP WANTED office skills. Coll Please coll Jeanne at and other asset.s In dassitied each doy. 643-2070 ' ily room, fireplace, 2 CDDKS Port time wee­ Ing, pleasant office at­ Experience preferred. penter. 5 years expe­ position. For more In­ representing bank 644-3650. <8 9^ Donna 444-4050. Inde­ 647-9946 for more mosphere. Apply In 649-4011. Call between fo rm a tio n contact premises 1.469.000.00 car garage, vinyl sid­ 1984 BUICK kends. Fill-In shift. 5am pendent Insurance Information. rience In commercial WAREHOUSE Manager to 1pm or 11:30am to person Tuesdov- 4om-3pm.______foundations. Must be Mrs. Plante DNF, cither assets 637.000,00 POULTRY Farm ing, new carpet, newer CENTURY CUST. handling all receiving, Center, 830' Hartford Frldav, 8;30am-4pm. Cresttleld Convoles- TOTAL workers and laundry roof. An excellent buy 4 Door Sedan 7:30pm PS needed. With FIRE Restoration com­ able to read blueprints, A SS ETS $87,235.000 00 stock management, Rood, Monchester. $70.00-$90.00 per night. 3-3 Prague Shoe Com­ layout, set anchor cent. 443-5151. person. Full time. Fold In area of fine homes. «7641B.W m ^7490 possible full time evenings per week. pany looking for a few HOMES HOMES some shipping and summer work. Expe­ BANQUET Servers. Part pany, 2(X) Pitkin Street, good workers. Will bolts. Full time em­ health-life Insurance HOMES $216,900. D.W.FIsh Women preferred. Call and retirement plan. Realty. 643-1591 or 871- NOW *6962 material preparation. rience In quantity time, flexible hours. East Hartford, CT. train. $4 starting pay. ployment with benef­ AUTD and Truck Me- U A B t U T IE S HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 649-6363, 4:30-4:30, Coll Arbor Acre Form I ( 1400.D______Independent position cooking and dietary Apply In person; The': Full and part time its. Coll 742-5317. 8am- chanlc. Full or part Demand depoaiti for 0 self-starter. Mall Gallery, 141 New Lon- Mondov-Frldoy, 4-5pm ACCOUNTANT. Staff Ac- of individuali 433-4481 ext 351. EDE. 1985 BUICK background helpful but work. Coll otter 9am. 5pm. time. Must have own CAPITALIZE on tomor­ VINYL Sided Duplex. MANCHESTER. DIder 3 order/Retall company d o n Tu rn p ik e , Saturdoy ond Sundoy. countont needed In tools. Coll 449-2871. partnerahlpa, and LOT Person. Varied du­ MANCHESTER. Spe­ SOMERSET REGAL good opportunity for 644-4855.______corporatlona 118,555,000.00 row! AttroctIve and Newer Insulation, sid­ bedroom Cope with needs Immediate help. Glostonbury.______PART Time teacher growing business. De­ HELP Wanted- light pro- ties, driver's license cious, airy, beoutlful 4 many possibilities. 1 2 Door Coupe mature person who Is SECRETARIAL position Time and lavlnca well maintained 6plus 5 ing, storms and 97S2SA, Wm • tm Apply at CT. Cane and willing to be trained In Sales Positions. Morn­ needed for AM hours. gree and 1-3 years ex­ ductlon. 7:30-2:30. INSURANCE Manches­ depoaiti of IndT required. Pay related WARD bedroom Colonial lo­ cor garage. Conve­ perience preferred. In a stimulating, flexi­ room Duplex In Man­ screens In this 5 plus 5 Reed, 134 Pine St., 0 new field. Good start­ ings. Eblens Casual Experience preferred ble environment. Pub­ Monday-Prlday. Coll ter agency. Immediate vioualf, partner- to experience. Contact cated In South Mon­ chester on Florence Duplex with 3 bed­ nient location. $121,900. NOW *7917 Manchester. but not necessary. Responsibilities In­ 644-8228. iliipa, and Wes or Harry at Cordl- CLERK chester near the Glos- D.W.FIsh Realty. 643- ing pay and pro-rated Clothing and Foot­ lic contact, typing, opening for a full time corporatlona M.ISO.OOO.OO Street. Excellent rental rooms each side, se­ Please coll Klndercore clude Involvement In nol Buick. 449-4571. Ouf •tagant. t>««r hatlth ear* tonbury line. 2V3 baths, 1591 or 871-1400.O benefits, vacation, etc. wear, 974 Main Street, light bookkeeping. Pull Property, Casualty Depoaiti of United Income, separote utili­ parate systems plus 5 cash bookkeeping, faoNity la aaahlog a Ward Clark to Free meals. Contact Manchester. 446-1191. Manchester at 646-7090. or part time. Send re­ RECEPTIDNIST for vete- person. Experience re­ Statea SERVICE Secretory- large family room, su­ MANCHESTER. Town- bank reconciliation work part Nma. ftaulbla aaanino per master bedroom. A ties, carpeting, alumi­ year old heating sys­ FROZEN FOOD CLERK Food Servive Supervi­ INSURANCE Manches­ CIRCULATIDN Crew Su­ sume to: Lutz Child­ rlnarv hospital In quired. 643-6401. Government 213,000.00 Auto. Basic secretary tioura. 30 howra par waak. num siding. Call for tem on 1 side. A must house Condominium. OTHERS Full time opening sor, Cresttleld Conva­ pervisors. Excellent and collection. Com­ ren's Museum, 247 South Windsor. Hours Depoeita of Statea knowledge required. must see. Century-2) see! $139,900. Strano Beautiful 2 bedroom ter agency. Immediate pany benefits availa­ and pollllcal aub- A madloal baekgound and Epstein Realty. 647- figures and more de­ available. Will be res­ lescent Home, 443-5151. opening part time. opportunity tor reti­ South Main Street, either 7:30or9am-3pm. Automotive knowledge knowladga of modtaal larfnlnol- tails. Ottered at Real Estate. 647-7453. □ unit in convenient cen­ ble. Please call tor divlalona In the ogy la a ^ua. Good organizational 8895.0 1987 OLDS rees, students, moms. Manchester. EDE-AA. Great lob for mother United Statea 2,705,000.00 desired. Miscellaneous tral location. Private ponsible for ordering, W ANTED. Babysitter for Group Claims process­ appointment, Mondoy- akiHa ara naoaaaary. Aeourata ra- $149,900. Jackson 8, receiving and stock­ Infant. Mondov- ing and general office Approximately 30 with children. Take Depoalta of com­ duties. Driver's license oord kaaping on nuralng unita. Jockson Real Estate. MANCHESTER. Charm- rear deck overlooks DELTA 88 hours per week. Work Frldav, 8:3 0am- mercial banka 744,000.00 required. Excellent Royal, 4 Door, ing. Includes heavy Frldov. 1pm-5:30pm,ln work. 443-6401. SALES Hartford Des- summers and school Wa oWar an aioallant aalary and CDVENTRY. 1st time 647-8400.O Ing, cozy, convenient. 3 nice yard. Slate entry- with young adults ages 12:30pm. Prague Shoe vacations oft If de­ THE DEADLINE FOR Certified and pay ond benefits. Con­ way, 1 cor attached •S021A, Wm •11.9S0 customer contact. my Manchester home. Company, Administra­ patch Moving and Stor­ offlceri' checks 31,000.00 banafft p ^ a g a . buyers take note. Reas­ bedroom, 2V2 baths. Must be experienced 10-15. Mondoy- age. Dur Corporate sired. Some Saturdays PLACING OR Total Depoaiti 01.574.000.00 tact Wes or Harry at Plaaaa eontaot our CMractor of FOREST Ridge Condoml- Home In very aulet garage. D.W.FIsh Previous experience In tive Office. 282-9074. onable priced 5 room NOW *11*460 and reliable. 488-8330or Thursdoy 4:30pm- Sales Department Is required. Light typing. CANCELING AN AD IS a (1) T o U l Cardinal Buick. 449- Nuraoa. Ranch with 3 bed­ nlum. Beautiful 4 level neighborhood. Fire- Realty. 643-1591 or 871- Frozen Food Depart­ 449-8845. 8;30pm, Soturdoy adding Account Sales Medical background a 12 N O O N T H E D AY demand 4571.______Townhouse with 3 bed­ placed living room, HM.B- CIRCULATIDN Area Ad­ TEXAS Dll Company depoaiti 2 1 ,020.000.00 rooms, country kit­ ment or Dairy Depart­ 10om-3pm. Reliable Representatives In plus. Benefits. Call 528- rooms, 2'/2 baths, din­ NDRTH Coventry. Toke 1986 DODGE SECRETARY- visor. Housewives, needs mature person BEFORE.'MONDAY- a (2) T o U l BOOKKEEPER. Full GLASTONBURY chen, spacious living screened porch and ment is preferred. transportation a must. Coonnecticut terri­ 2178,______time experienced In all ing room or 1st floor much more. $169,900. the time to see these COLT Receptlonlst. Port time mothers with young tor short trips sur­ FRIDAY, IN ORDER time and room and rural setting. 4 Door Sedan Exceiient starting rate It you hove the ability rounding Manchester. tory. Join our team tor savings de- phases of bookkeep­ HEALTH CARE room. Carport, pool, 443-9258. beautifully con­ for office In Manches­ children, students. TO MAKE THE NEXT Call today tor details. (P844A, Wm •74S0 depending upon ex­ to motivate young Contact customers. We Interesting, varied as­ MAINTENANCE Man. poslU 60,545,000.00 ing, Including financial $121,900. Century-21 tennis. Owner financ­ structed homes of ter. FrldoVs-3pm-7pm, Earn extra money with (Mher llabilltlei 1,001,000.00 MANCHESTER Seven perience. Appiy; Saturdays 10om-4pm, adults and hove some train. Write D.K. Dick­ signment. Insurance Full time tor restau­ ISSUE. FRIDAY statements, general CENTER Epstein Realty. 647- ing too! Anne Miller nearly 2000 square feet. NOW *6973 your own part time lob. soles experience, your T O T A L room Cape In desirable 7 rooms Including a Sundays 11om-4pm. erson, President, and pension benefits. rant complex. Must be A F T E R N O O N BY 2:30 U A B IU 'D E S ledger and payroll for 1175 Hebron Ave. 8895.0______Real Estate. 647-8000. □ Bring your children earnings potential Is Car. Write Mr. Evans, Bt/ckley School neigh­ huge flreploced living Typing necessary. Ap­ with you and save on Southwestern Petro­ able to do minor re­ PM FOR MONDAY’S (excluding sub­ returns. Computer Glastonbury, CT MANCHESTER. 5 year ELLINGTON. Fleldstone borhood. Siding, deck, 1986 TOYOTA unlimited. Based on leum, Box 961005, Fort Hartford Despotch pairs, cleaning and set ordinated notes knowledge helpful. room, full sized kitchen Shop Rite plications being ac­ babysitting costs. 31 straight commission. ISSUE. THANK YOU old Townhouse In con­ Village. Brand new professional landscap­ cepted Monday-Fridov Worth, TX 76141. Moving and Storage up work. Full benefits. and debentures 12,575,000.00 Windsor location. Sa­ 06033 with raised panelled PICK UP TRUCK 01687126 hours per week, salary Coll Jeanne, Circula­ FO R Y O U R EQUITY CAPITAL venient location. 2 bed- Condominium. Spa­ ing. Rec room, dork- (NOSSA. Wm •S9Q0 . INC. 9am-11am. Coll 538-1300 P.D. Box 8271, East Must have own tools. lary commensurate (203) 659-1905 cious 1 bedroom unit cabinets, formal dining 214 Spencer St. plus gas allowance. Su- tion Deporlment, 647- COOPERATIONIII Common stock room, 1'/2 baths, room, new point and for on oppglntment. Hartford CT. 06108 or Wages commensurate a. No. sharei authoriied with experience. Reply Equal Opportunity Employor M/F with cathedral ceilings room, atrium door and Manchester, C T pervfse our carrier 9946. GIVE YOUR budget a laundry hook-up, slid­ paper Inside. Fire­ separate rear kitchen NOW *6634 boys and girls. If you visit us at 225 Prospect with experience. EDE. 190,000 with resume and salary ers to patio. Full bgse- and beautiful domed PART-TIme driver for break ... shoo the classi­ St., East Hartford. b. No. ih a re i out­ place, hardwood door to deck, 3 bed­ handicapped person. like kids, want a little 644-2240. 9am-5pm Mr. reaulrements to: P.O. ment Includes kitchen windows. Views of the floors, bay windows. fied columns for bargain EDE. Hickey. standing 100,000 1,000,000.00 Box 187, Wethersfield, rooms (master has Its 1985 OLDS Manchester- Glaston­ Independence and your Surplus 050,000.00 appliances and low countryside. $97,900. Much more. A must buys! C T 04109.______Anne Miller Real Est­ own both) party sized DELTA ROYALE bury area. 444-7703. own Income. Call 647- NEWS Stand Dealer. Undividednolvlded profits 2,010,000.00 condominium fee. see. $159,900. Dan 444- 2'/2 Brougham, 4 Door. TOTAL EQinTY NEEDED ate. 647-8000.O f am 11 v room, baths, NEVER PLACED o want 9944.______Manchester area, de­ CABINET and furniture Realty World, Benolt- 9892. laundry room, thermo- •7326AWa ad? There's nothing to It PART Time general utll- C A P IT A L 4,600,000.00 makers. Skilled and Frechette Associates. PART Time licensed liver to honor boxes T O T A L Night Time pone windows, pull ... lust dial 443-37)1 and Ity person needed hairdresser tor busy arm stores. Established LIABIUTIES semi-skilled. Growing 444-7709.O PRINCETON Street ex- IMMACULATE! U 8. R down attic stairway, *8480 we'll help you word and Tuesday-Frldov, 1pm- salon. 649-3999. route. Work approxi­ AND EQUITY woodworking com- Supervisor panded 7 room Cape. 3 constructed newer burled oil tank, 3 zoned place your ad. 5pm. Call 447-1141. mately 4 hours per CAPITAL $07,2.35.000 00 pony. Coll 526-8570. SUDDENLY available. A bedroom, country kit­ Contemporary Colon­ heating system, 8' ceil­ 1985 MERCURY SMALL Engine Me- perfect place to raise week-get paid for 10. O UNHILL Is coming to. Also Telemarketing chen. 16X22 1st floor ial In area of new ings, 2 cor garage plus GRAND MARQUIS chanlc tor power Must be avollable at PUT YOUR LOVE ON THE LINE... J Manchester! We'll be needed Immediately your family. See this family room, master homes. Wood and on acre treed lot. MEMORANDA tine Manchester home 4 Door Sedan eaulpment shop In Cov­ press time (1;00pm) 1. Amounts outstand­ at the Manchester bedroom with sitting aluminum sided, 3 bed­ $193,900 sounds too •7434A, Wm *9980 entry. Experienced on In our Manchester today 1 Affordable at dally and Friday even­ ing aa of report YWCA, 78 North Moln office. No experience area, 14X32 above rooms, IV2 baths, 2 good. Blanchard & The G. FOX Distribution Center 3 and 4 cycle and own ings at 13:30am. Deliv­ WITH THE HERALD’S date: a (1) Stand­ Street on January 20,27 $147,900. Blanchard & ground pool. $172,500. zone heat and garage. Rossetto, "We're Sel­ NOW *9632 tools necessary. Good by letters of and Feburory 3 from necessary. Flexible Rossetto, "We're Sel­ In So. Windsor Is now accepting applications for ery of papers takes credU, tout 727,000.00 No agents. Call after Asking $199,900. Strano ling Houses". 646-2482. opportunity for take approximately 1 hour. 10om-2pm. Positions hours. Pleasant ling Houses" 446-2482.0 5pm. 649-4477. Real Estate. 647-7653. o ’85 VOLKSWAOEN merchandise processors, who will verify orders, b. liin e certin- □ charge type person. Mondav-Saturday, de­ VALENTINE ^ cates of deposits tor: clerk, reception­ working conditions. JEHA ticket and hang merchandise and Insure that Eckert's Lawn 8> Leis­ pendable cor a must. In denominations of ist, typist, data entry, Hourly wages plus 4 Door Sedan ure. 743-6103. $109,000 or more 12 ,600,000.00 CARS ICARS ICAR8 shipments to our stores are correct. Schedules Call Bob at 447-9944. LOVE secretaries, word pro­ bonuses. If you need CARS 97430A. Wm ^SSSO 2. Average for cessors, light Indus­ FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE available are: so calendar days extra money and FOR SALE NOW (or calendar momb) trials and food service. *8116 7:15 am to 3;4S pm 8 am to 12 Noon ending erltb DunhIII Temporaries, wont to get out, this 7:15 am to 12 Noon 9 am to 2 pm aRCULATION AREA ADVISOR LINES report date: Eost Hartford 282- Is your opportunity. 1984 DODGE 8 am to 3:45 pm 4 pm to 0:30 pm a. Cash and due 0701/Eost Windsor 423- Housewives, mothere with young children, from depoeltory , We hove day and ARIES 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm institutions s,ois,o0o.oo 4416. ______nights available. 4 Door Sedan students. Earn extra money with your own 97284A, Wm •S4S0 Apply In person between 8sm and 5pm, Monday b. Federal funds EXPERIENCED Collec- CARDINAL BUICK INC part-time |ob. Bring your children with you sold and securities 6 4 6 -7 5 9 1 thru Friday. We offer a competitive starting rata, a purchased under tor at 60 day level. NOW *4950 generous Incentive bonus program that enables and aave on babyaitting costa. 21 hours per agreements to Savings Bonk of Man­ reaeU 1,004,000.00 you to earn additional money and the best em­ weak, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise chester. 649-9496 ext. 1984 MERCURY c. Total loans 72,701,000.00 339.______$ PR/CE BUSTERS $ ployee discount program In the area. Apply at: our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want d. Tim e certificates CAPRI a little Independence and your own Income, of deposits in de- f u l l Time. Immediate Helohbaek Coupe nomlnaUons of opening soles/offlce BUSINESS •7470B.WM^etS0 G. FOX Distribution Center call 647-9948 or 847-9947. 100,000 or more 10,224,000.00 position. We will train. DPPORTUNITIES 301 Governors Hwy.. So. Windsor* C T 06074 e. i b u l deposits 78,240.000.00 $5 per hour Includes 2 I NOW *6367 iOC f. Federal funds 1987 B U IC K S ;^S*3000 O F F purchased and nights and Saturday. M AKE money with your 1984 PONTIAC securities sold Coll 443-2171.______computer. Join a no­ under agreementa SECRETARY for active tional network. Tele­ MSRP DN SELECT MDDELS SUNBIRO P A R T TIM E to repurchase 00,000.00 phone 1-000-346-4147. 4Door8eden b. Total aasetf lO.OOLm.OO engineering soles of­ 9601SA.Wm *4SS0 NEWSSTAND DEALER We, the undersigned oftlceri. fice. Accurate typing PLUS A *1000 MFGR. REBATE CHECK TD YDUI do hereby declare that this Re- skills and phone ans­ NOW *4862 PRIVATE PARTY Manchester area, dellvef only to Honor wering. Experience re­ HOMES Over 30 Models to Choose From - Boxoa and atoraa. Eatabllahed route. Work preparsd In conformance with quired. Full benefits. FOR SALE ’84 SUBARU GL Merchandise Ads approximately 6 hours per week - get paid the InstrucUona Issued by the Dn busline and ample I Helohbaok Coupe for 10. Must be avallaibla at Preaa Tim e Federal Deposit Insurance Cor­ parking. Coll 289-1571. 970660. Wm •9990 poration and la true to the best All real estate odvertlted In 1988 EARLY BIRD SPECIALS (12:30 pm) dally and Friday evening at 12:30 of m y knotriedge and belief. SALES Executive to Dlv- the Manchester Herald Is NOW *5417 a.m. Delivery of papers takas approximately Send a message of love wflUam K. Fraser Islon President. Equity sublect to the Fair Housing Vice President 1 hour, Monday thru Saturday, dependable profit share, pension. Act of 1968, which mokes It 1983 FORD Richard R. Lauslar Metal Manufacturing Illegal to advertise any pref­ ELECTRA to your Valentine on Vice President LeSABRE ESCORT car a must. Call Bob. at 647-0040. market. Stan Sox erence, limitation or discrim­ SKYLARK Wa, the uDderalgDed direc­ Park Ave. Helohbaek Coupe tors. atteat the oprrMtneaa of Corp., 101 South Water­ ination based on race, color, 4 Ds, Red, Auto. Air, Rr Custom Sadan 4 Dr. Loeded, f904SA, Wm *8900 PER February 13^*’ tU i Repost of Condition (In­ man, Detroit, Ml 48209. religion, sex or notional Defog. Tilt, cnilse, Cess. Nloely equipped, cluding the luppostlng sche­ origin, or on Intention ’ to •11,900. Rosewood Betuty. DAY 313-841-7170 onvtime. moke ony such preference, Sharp Red dules)snd declared that It h u Stock Mogg •16,803 Slock M1Z9 *3390 * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days been examined to US and to ^ CDACHES needed tor the limitation or discrimination. Slock M062 P A R T TIM E beat of our knowledge and btdlof Bolton School system. The Herald will not know­ * Additional Lines 50C Per Line, Per Day has been pranarad In n>nfo^ 1 head Baseball coach, ingly accept any advertise­ A Classifications 71 thru 87 manco with the la a t r u e ^ la- Bolton High School, ment which Is In violation ot CUSTOMER SERVICE aued to tiw F D IC and la true grades 9-12.1 Baseball the law. * Merchandise Under *250 and correct. We ara looking for responsible aerx'Icc- CALL Stave Cavsgnaro, coach, Bolton Center * Ad must contain price! minded individuals to handle customer inquir­ Director School, grades 6-8. MANCHESTER. Dver- '14,393 Nathan G. AgosUneUl, slzed 9 room Colonial, 4 ies. The position requires enthusissm, indo- Please send resume to; UM<188r*Mg.Rtbele Ltte TSr* Mg. Rsbele You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds Director David Leete, Athletic large bedrooms, main Lm s *4M** M g . Rekrte due to this low price... pendent thinking, and organization. Good 643-2711 Edward TomUal. Director, Bolton High floor family room with communication skills and a pleasant tele­ Director fireplace, also a lower to place your State of (kinnacticut. County School, 72 Brandy t .'' phone manner are essential. of Hartford, aa: ____ Street, Bolton, CT level recreotlon room, THE "NCUr Sworn to and aubocribed be­ 04043. EDE.______formal dining room, Come In And See Us fore me Uda SIth dsm of J a ^ CARDINAL BUICK INC. BUICK PRICE 3:30 — 7:30 PM M onday-Fridsy special message good sized kitchen with A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS uary, lOM, and I hereto certify CAFETERIA general klt- gloss sliders to deck, LEADER IN 1 CARDINAL BUICK CALL CLASSIFIED 7:00 AM — 10:CO AM Saturday t M l am notan ofOoer or direc­ chen help. Mondoy- 81 M m n si — Miecbe'tter P.S. Deadline is 10 A.M., Feb. 12th, 1988 tor of this bank. Frldov. Good starting 21 C T 1 CENTRAL Please call Jeanne at 647-9946 for more WiUlam J. Diana. wage, benefits. 633-4481 yard treed lot. Priced (Open EvPS. Monday thru Thursday) m I CONNECTICUT 6 4 9 -4 5 7 1 Information. Commissioner of to sell. $249,900. U 8. R "A Touch /IIhjiy* Firsi T.Twm** 643-2711 NOW! Superior Court. ext. 330. Charlotte Realty. 643-2692.0 iSl-M 8o.m. to 2p.m.