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to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Jan. 11. 1986 BUSINESS MANCHESTER U.S./WORLD SPORTS Democrats trade Rep. Nelson has Bears put clamp Stocks have form caucus barbs eye on Halley’s on Dickerson, LA Producer Price Producer Prices ... page 3 ... page 4 ... page 11 Seasonally adjusted percent for gift to minors Index for finished gooos changes from previous month.

Unadjusted, 1967=100 QUESTION: A very good neighbor has two young daughters. I would like to give 100 shares of stock I own to each of the Investors’ little girls. Because the gifts would be intended Guide jUanrlirfitrr Hrralh for the children '8 future, I William A. Doyle ) would like the dividends Manchester — A City of Village Charm to be reinvested. If the children should pass away, I would like their mother to have the stock. Monday, Jan. 13, 1986 25 Cents What is the proper way to arrange ANSWER; Most likely, through the this? reinvestment plan agent. Contact that bank and explain what you want to do. ANSWER: You can transfer the stock The bank will probably provide the to the children in gift to minors act necessary forms to fill out and send Reports spur U.S. form. back. If you have the stock certificates, fill However, different dividend reinvest­ out the assignment form on the back. ment plans have different provisions. You'll see the wording for gift to minors Yours might require you to withdraw act registration there. Have your the shares you want to give away from signature guaranteed by a brokerage teh bank's custody and receive a stock firm, commercial bank or trust com­ certificate registered in your name to believe Vietnam pany. Send the certificates by regis­ before you can transfer the shares to tered mail, return receipt requested, to your son or anyone else. Check that out the stock's transfer agent. New certifi­ with the bank. D J FMAMJJA SOND DJFMAMJJASOND cates will be issued. The children will own the stock. QUESTION: Last year, I sold 100 '84 1985 '84 1985 You can name only one child in a gift shares of stock I bought in 1972'and 180 still imprisons GIs to minors account. So, you should put shares of the same stock I acquired UPI through dividend reinvestments. The one girl's name on the assignment form “ At present, 95 of those reports still of one 100-share certificate and the stock pays dividends quarterly, so there WASHINGTON (U PI) - Assistant De­ fense Secretary Richard Armitage. just remain unresolved and we are pursuing 3 Prices at the wholesale level rose 0.4 percent in energy showed smaller gains. The Producer Price other girl's name on another 100-share were four reinvestments a year — 72 in every effort and bringing forth every means certificate. total. back from Vietnam, said today frequent and December, a slowdown from the sharp increases in Index was released Friday by the Labor Department. persistent reports have prompted the belief to try to resolve those. So the tremendous You'll have to name a custodian for When I report the profit from sale on volume of information, and I might add we the previous two months, as costs for food and each child's stock. Most likely, you'll Schedule D of my federal income tax that some American prisoners of war are still being held in Indochina. continue to receive it, leads us to believe pick their mother. return, how can I report this accu­ there may indeed be some Americans held If you don't have possession of the “ The administration acts under the rately? There's not nearly enough room against their will.” certificates but have left them with a in the “ Date acquired” column to list 73 assumption that at least some Americans brokerage firm in "street name," your dates — for the original purchase and 72 are held against their will In Indochina.” It marked the most forthright statement to broker can handle these details for you. reinvestments. Armitage said in an interview on ABC's date by the administration that some of the ’85 whoiesaie infiation just 1.8% “ Good Morning America” program. nearly 1,800 Americans missing for more After the stock is transferred to the children, you won't have any say-so. All ANSWER: You won't have to go to all “ Since the war, we’ve received over 800 than a decade might still be alive. first-hand live sighting reports of Americans WASHINGTON (AP) - Prices at the crude oil prices — resultinh from the chaotic authority will pass to the custodian. that bother. In the “ Date acquired” in Indochina and all of these reports have Previously, administration officials have wholesale level inched up a modest 1.8 meeting last month of the Organization of Assuming the company whose stock column for your sale transaction, 1963 last year been investigated. played down such speculation except for percent in 1985, producing the lowest Petroleum Exporting Countries — will show you give has a dividend reinvestment simply write “ from” the date of your Robert McFarlane, the president’s national three-year inflation rate in two decades, the up in significantly lower gasoline and other plan, explain that to the custodian and initial purchase “ to” the date of your security adviser until his resignation last government said Friday. fuel costs in the months to come. with a decline urge that the children's stock be signed last reinvestment. month. McFarlane told a private gathering up for the plan. Economists said the year-end figures Labor Department economist Craig How­ One wrinkle, here. If your last late last year he believed there might be A couple of other points: point to another year of relatively low ells said the slight increase in gasoline WASHINGTON (A P ) - Here are the reinvestment was within six months of Local groups some surviving POWs. The little girls will need Social inflation for 1986. prices posted in December — a month when yearly changes in the Labor Depart­ your sale, the profit on the sale of the Security numbers, to be used as these prices typically declined — occurred ment's wholesale price index for shares you acquired in that reinvest­ It appeared to be an about-face for The Labor Department said wholesale taxpayer identification numbers. Their because refiners were using up their finished goods, from 1963 through 1985. ment is a long-term capital gain. Of Armitage who led a seven-member delega­ prices rosy only 0.4 dercent in December, parents can arrange for that. course, your profit on the sale of all the want answers tion to Hanoi last week. En route home, moderating from the 0.8 percent increase of inventories and holding off on new crude oil Prices declined in 1963. All the other purchases in anticipation of much lower years showed Increases; You should tell the custodian the price other shares, which you have owned for 'Armitage told reporters in Bangkok, Thai­ the month before. Analysts credited the you paid or your other “ basis” for the six more months, is a long-term capital land, that reports of live POWs were lower December rate to a slowing in food prices. 1963 — decline of 0.2 percent By John F. Kirch stock. That information will be needed gain. “ specious” and “ absurd” and they ham­ and energy price increases. 1964 — 0.5 percent Herald Reporter This led to spot shortages and spot 1065 — 3.3 percent for tax purposes, if the gift stock is sold You must report short-term and pered efforts to resolve the issue. Food prices rose 0.3 percent for the year, increases, Howells said. sometime in the future. long-term capital gains and-or capital 1966 — 2.2 percent Edward J. Bishop Jr. has been missing in In his interview, Armitage reported after a 3.5 percent rise in 1984, while energy losses on separate seconds of Schedule Crude oil prices thennselves fell 4 percent 1967 — 1.6 percent Southeast Asia since 1970, and his family considerable progress with the Vietnamese. prices generally showed no annual change. for all of 1985. QUESTION; I have accumulated D. Short-term gains are fully taxable. J 1968 — 3.1 percent wants to know where he is. He said he had been to Hanoi three times and quite a number of shares of stock Only 40 percent of long-term gains is A large part of the year's food price Department analysts noted that, if the 1969 — 4.8 percent Bishop is one of 2,500 American soldiers this was by far “ the most productive, the through a dividend reinvestment plan. taxable. increase was an overall 12.3percent boost in effects of food and energy prices were 1970 — 2.2 percent who never returned home after the United most positive, the most businesslike meeting The shares acquired this way are held the cost of vegetables and a surge in beef removed from the overall calculation, 1971 — 3.2 percent States pulled out of Vietnam in 1973, with the Vietnamese finally convinced this is by the bank that is dividend reinvest­ Doyle welcomes written questions, prices in the fall that has since ended. Food wholesale prices would have held steady for 1972 — 3.8 percent prompting family members and a variety of “ a matter of importance to the entire ment agent. I want to give these shares but he can provide answers only prices actually fell six months out of the December, with declines in the costs of cars 1973 — 11.8 percent local and national organizations to ask why. American public and the issue just won’t go UPI photo year. 1974 — 18.3 percent to my son. How can this be done? through the column. and prescription drugs offsetting gains in “ Our men should have been accounted for away.” 1975 — 6.6 percent Beef prices, which had climbed 11.8 prices for clothing, tobacco, cosmetics, when the Vietnam War was over,” Bishop’s Foreign Minister Nguyen Co 'Thach told Spoils of victory 1976 — 3.7 percent percent in October and 4.5 percent in costume jewelry and light trucks. sister, Alicia Dellaripa of Hartford, said the U.S. delegation a Vietnamese “ public 1977 — 6.9 percent A November, fell 0.7 percent in December. today. awareness program” had brought to light Coach Raymond Berry, who has worked a little victory Sunday. The Patriots beat the Miami At the White House, presidential spokes­ 1978 — 9.2 percent Albany takes lesson Dellaripa sounded angry and distressed “ 50 informations” on possible missing magic to transform the New England Patriots into a Dolpins 31-14, winning the AFC championship and For December alone, overall food prices man Larry Speakes called the wholesale 1979 — 12.8 percent when she talked by telephone about her American bodies with the results to be made were up 0.8 percent, following a 1.6 percent price report “ a remarkable record of low 1080 — 11.8 percent winning team, is carried off the fieid by Larry a berth in Super Bowl XX. Stories, more pictures on available to an American technical team in jump in November. inflation.” 1981 — 7.1 percent February. McGrew (50) and Johnny Rembert (52) after a key page 11 Gasoline prices were up 3 percent for the Private economists generally agreed that 1982 — 3.7 percent from 1984 Olympics Please turn to page 10 year. For December, the increase was 2.8 the report points toward continued low 1983 — 0.6 percent percent, compared to a 3.7 percent increase inflation, with 1986 producer prices creeping 1984 — 1.7 percent in November. up just a tad more than they did through 1985 — 1.8 percent By Joel Stashenko sponsors,” said David Zdunczyk, exec­ Aftermath of Iran boarding Analysts said they anticipate that falling 1985. The Associated Press utive director of the tricentennial N commission. Winning tickets ALBANY, N.Y. — The shrewd Dutch It seems only natural that a line of Products crowd Industry merchants who made Albany North memorabilia items displaying the America's busiest fur-trading center in celebration's logo is being readied to U.S. Navy accompanies merchant ships bought in town 1686 would be proud of the way the city's place before civic-minded Albanians at modern-day burghers are selling its local stores and to hawk during the FUJAIRA, United Arab Emirates “ What we know is that the boxes Fujairah and 20 miles off the coast of Effect of anti-cold remedy minor upcoming tricentennial celebration. tricentennial events. The logo shows (AP) — An American cargo ship that contain cotton. The President Taylor Oman. The two winning Lotto tickets for last week The $1 million price tag for the Henry Hudson’s ship, the Half Moon, was intercepted and searched by the U.S. gives diplomats had to stop and allow the Iranians to White House spokesman Peter Rous­ were sold somewhere in Manchester, but state year-long string of events is being silhouetted against an outline of the Iranian navy in international waters come aboard when these Iranians sel said President Reagan had been lottery officials would not reveal the exact testing that has to be done.” anti-terrorist lessons By Rick Gladstone company is going to have to convince the largely footed by local businesses, who Empire State Plaza, Albany’s ultram- arrived in this port today, and U.S. threatened to blow it up.” informed of the incident. The president location because no one had claimed their Nevertheless, the spray has caught the The Associated Press doctors that this works. Then the company is are kicking in up to $30,000 each for the odemistic state office and museum warships were reported to be escorting — see page 5 returned Sunday afternoon from a winnings late this morning. attention of drug retailers, who sold nearly going to ha ve to convince the public it works. right to be officially associated with complex. other American vessels in nearby It was the first American vessel weekend at Camp David, the presiden­ NEW YORK — An experimental nasal Any impact is going to be minor.” $2 billion worth of over-the-counter cold Albany's celebration of itself. The chairman of the tricentennial boarded by the Iranians, who have shipping lanes. tial retreat in Maryland, but made no One businessman who sells Lotto tickets said he spray that may prevent the common cold is Many analysts said that FDA approval is medicine in 1984, the last year for which “ Part of it is, we look at it as the usual commission hopes that the celebration boarded cargo ships from other coun­ The U.S. ambassador to the United THE SHIPPING AGENT contended comment to reporters. had heard that the winning tickets may have been not likely to spell doom for the multibillion- not expected for at least 18 months and figures are available from the National motherhood and apple pie thing — of Albany’s past will mean more fuel for tries in an effort to block arms Arab Emirates, George Quincey the Iranians were "m ereiy flexingtheir sold at Lenox Pharmacy on East Center Street dollar businesses built on remedies ranging patients could spend up to $100 for each Association of Retail Druggists. putting something back in the commun­ its revitalization. Lewis Swyer thinks shipments to neighboring Iraq. Iran “ Obviously, it is a matter of serious Lumsden, visited the 39,000-ton Presi­ muscle, apparently to demonstrate and Edwards Food Warehouse on Spencer Street. from Contac to chicken soup, drug-industry treatment, including a mandatory doctor Businesses spent $1.1 billion that year in ity we serve,” said Mike Cahill, general the tricentennial could bring $100 and Iraq have been at war since concern,” he said. dent Taylor after it entered port and solidarity with Libya.” But employees at those businesses said they did analysts say. advertising for all types of health remedies, September 1980. In an interview Sunday night on Cable visit and prescription fees. manager of Niagara Mohawk Power million to local businesses, with even listened to a report on the incident by The Reagan administration accuses They argue that any impact will be slight according to the industry journal Ad Age. News Network, the Iranian ambassa­ not know if they had sold the winning tickets, as Others stressed the research shows the Corp., one of the prime tricentennial more lucrative long-term benefits the ship’s captain, Robert Reimann. Libya of supporting the terrorist group Iran’s official Islamic Republic News and far in the future because the product is “ If it indeed is a proven product, it would dor to the United Nations, Dr. Said they had not been contacted by Lotto officials. spray is only effective in healthy adults sponsors. “ The other part of it is, possible. Malcolm Stafford, general manager that is believed to be responsible for Agency confirmed the interception of costly and bothersome. affect long-term and short-term sales of Rajaie-Khorassani. defended the threatened by the rhinovirus, one kind of something that helps the economic of Fujaira National Shipping Co., attacks at the Rome and Vienna the ship in a report monitored today in Schering-Plough Corp., one of several over-the-counter products,” said Jerry boarding. A telephone survey of several other stores that cold-causing germ, and in many cases outlook of the area we're going to do. As agents of the President Taylor, said, airports Dec. 27 in which 19 people died. Nicosia, Cyprus. The news agency said companies working on a spray that contains Singer, spokesman for Rite-Aid Corp., the sell the tickets revealed no winners. produces the same stuffiness and runny the area grows, our business grows.” “ Everybody (aboard) is safe, every­ Last week. President Reagan an­ seven sailors boarded the ship Sunday, “ We think it is justified according to the hormone interferon, has applied to the nation's third-largest drug chain with 1,369 nose of a cold. Capitalizing on a public celebration is thing is fine.” nounced an end to all economic activity and that it was released two hours later. international law because it is not Food and Drug Administration for permis­ stores in 20 states. When the two first-prize winners come forward, “ It won't be inexpensive, it won't be a a business concept no doubt known even Stocks end The vessel with its 43-man crew was between the United States and Libya, IRNA quoted an Iranian naval officer tolerable for us to see that ships are sion to sell it as a prescription drug. A report popular remedy,” said Ronald J. Stern, an they can collect $839,422, said Diane Mattioli, The top-selling cold remedy is Nyquil, in antiquity. But the inspiration for the scheduled to leave Tuesday for India, and ordered Americans living in the as “ repeating once more that in the carrying or may be carrying arma­ Thursday in the New England Journal of spokeswoman at Lotto headquarters in Newing­ analyst at First Boston Corp., a New York made by Richardson-Vicks, a Wilton, Albany Tricentennial Commission's he said. North African country to leave. Persian Gulf, Iran will seize ships ments to Iraq,” he said. Medicine claims the spray is effective. investment firm. “ Anybody who believes The United States declared neutrality ton. The winning Lotto numbers were 6-8-18-26-27- Conn.-based drug company .that markets corporate sponsorship campaign is of week on A maritime shipping agent who spoke No arms were found aboard the ship, suspected of carrying military hard­ Schering-Plough predicts it will be an otherwise has got to be crazy.” after the Iran-Iraq war broke out. But 32. other popular relief products ranging from more recent vintage — the 1984 Los on condition he not be identified said, which is owned by American President ware for the Baghdad regime.” It also affordable way to prevent colds, which John P. Curran, an analyst at L.F. Angeles Olympic Games. “ Units of the U.S. Navy have been Lines, Ltd., of Oakland, Calif. said no arms were found on the ship. the Reagan administration has re­ affect millions of Americans who now try to medicated ointments to cough drops. There were 120 second-prize winners worth Rothschild, Unterberg, Towbin, predicted The Los Angeles Olympic Organizing physically shadowing American mer­ “ Seven armed Iranian soldiers and sumed diplomatic relations with Bagh­ alleviate their misery with conventional $1,374 and 6,251 third-prize winners who can claim the spray would have a narrow market of “ Frankly, we really don't expect inter­ Committee produced a surplus, un­ chant ships in and near gulf sea lanes, officers boarded the ship and opened SOURCES IN THE Persian Gulf said dad and organized a campaign to urge decongestants, analgesics, antihistamines $47, lottery officials said. people who suffer chronifb upper respiratory feron to have much of an impact at all on the heard of in recent Olympic organizing protecting them against the eventuality three boxes of cargo,” one Arab the sailors boarded the ship in the Gulf other countries not to provide arms to or old home remedies. ailments. established market for non-prescription efforts, of some $150 million by selling NEW YORK (AP) - The stock of being harassed by the Iranians.” diplomat told The Associated Press. of Oman about 30 nules southeast of Iran. "This is so far away,” said Kent Blair, an “ What it all adds up to is that it's likely to products that are available now,” said businesses the right to call themselves market declined slightly Friday, still analyst with Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, have a slow takeoff,” he said. “ You've got a Debra Bennetts, a Richardson-Vicks “ official” Olympic sponsors and to a New York investment brokerage. "The feeling some of the aftershocks of its long way to go yet. There is a lot more spokeswoman. display their logos and the Summer selloff earlier in the week. 3 Games' logo side-by-side on their TODAY’S HERALD Justices will hear open primary case products. The Dow Jones average of 30 The idea is about the same in Albany. industrial stocks, down 47.48 points Texaco gets reprieve during appeal A queue of corporate sponsors has Wednesday and Thursday, dropped Cocaine seized Index By Andrea Neal party members can participate. briefs. “ The issue, instead, is what voters will have the opportunity to formed to chip in $30,000 a head. They another 4.70 to 1,513.53. The average’s United Press International At issue is whether the First role the states have under the help select the Republican candi­ include Niagara Mohawk, a bank, a loss of 35.67 points for the week was its Seven people were arrested and 20 pag«s, 2 ••ctlons / Amendment right of association Constitution to regulate primary dates for statewide office,” D’A­ over $100,000 worth of cocaine By Steven Rosenfeld The case arose out of Texaco's acquisition $600 million in interest. baking company. New York Telephone biggest since it fell 35.78 Sept. 17-21, WASHINGTON — The Supreme gives political parties free rein to elections.” more said in a statement. The Associated Press of Getty Oil Co., which previously had and perennial soft-drink competitors 1984. seized in a raid Sunday at a Hazel ArivirA 17 Court, in a major challenge to determine who can take part in In Hartford, Deputy State Attor­ Last August, the 2nd U.S. Circuit agreed to a merger deal with Houston-based Texaco, claiming more than 300 errors in PepsiCo and Coca-Cola. Street house, police said this RitftinA«« 9h closed party primary elections, their state primaries. ney General C)larine Nardi Riddle Court of Appeals ruled the Connec­ Analysts said it might take more time morning. Twelve officers arhned WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - A federal judge Pennzoil. the trial, petitioned Casseb on Thursday for The corporate “ angels” will get the ClflftftiflAri 1B-1Q agreed today to decide if Connecti­ In 1981, the high court upheld the said she was gratified the Supreme ticut law, as applied to GOP state Friday extended his order ~ restraining a new trial and asked that he be removed for the market to recover its balance with a search warrant entered the If Texaco succeeded, it would be able to right to have their names in front of the Cnm ins B cut Republicans have a constitu­ Democratic Party’s refusal to seat Court agreed to hear the state’s primaries, did not advance any from the case. Casseb has 45 days to act on after the sudden pessimistic swing this house, where they uncovered over Pennzoil Co. from seizing assets of Texaco pursue its appeal in state and federal courts pageants, street festivals, parades and ConnA/'ilriit 7 Q tional light to open their nominat­ at its national convention Wiscon­ appeal. important governmental policy. week in expectations about interest five ounces of cocaine, scales and Inc. and ruled that Texaco should not have to without having to post a $12 billion bond. It the motions. other events that will commemorate ing process to independent voters. sin delegates chosen under a state “ It confimns our belief this is Party leaders adopted a rule rates. FntArtflinmAnt 17 put more than $1 billion in security while it had said that the cloud cast by the case over two loaded handguns, police said. The justices will hear arguments law that violated party rules. primarily a legal issue. If it were allowing independent voters to Under Texas law, once the judgment was the tricentennial. p A r .iiA 1fi appeals an $11.1 billion damage judgment control of those assets during a prolonged .Falling rates have been cited as a Story on page 10. this year from Connecticut Demo­ But this case is distinct, Connec­ simply a political squabble, the cast ballots in the primary for the rendered, Pennzoil was able to place a lien Other businesses have contributed 1 nrfll P A U fR 3 won by Pennzoil. appeal had made it difficult to borrow primary force behind the dramatic cratic officials, who are appealing ticut officials argued, because it nation's highest court would not be offices of U.S. senator and repre­ on Texaco's property, even though the case smaller amounts. Some have donated 1 n t t A r y 0 Under state law in Texas, where Pennzoil money because of fears in financial markets their services or products to the advance that carried stock prices to a lower court decision that strpck involves a state law that conflicts wasting its time,” Riddle said. sentative, governor and the rest of is subject to appeal. To prevent such a D hltiiarlAii won its damage case in November, Texaco of impending insolvency. Coid returns in Connecticut Republican State the statewide ticket, although not seizure, Texaco would have to post a bond at commission. record highs as recently as last down the state’s closed primary with a state party rule. would have been required to post a $12 After a 4>A-month trial, a Houston jury npinirtn fi law as a violation of the Republi­ “ The issue in this case is not Chairman Thomas J. D’Amore Jr. for the state legislature. least In the amount of the judgment, In all, the commission says it will Tuesday. Without that favorable Influ­ Clearing, windy and colder to­ billion bond to appeal the verdict, an amount ruled Nov. 19 that Texaco wrongfully ence, brokers say, stocks may be in for PanpIn 9 can Party’s right of free whether open or closed primaries said today he remains confident The appeals court, in upholding including interest and court costs, about $12 raise $600,000 from corporate sources night. Lows zero to 10 above that Texaco, the nation's third-largest oil f i p n r t A 11-1*; the GOP will prevail. the rule, said, "The selection of interfered in a merger agreement between billion. for tricentennial events. City taxpayers some further turbulence. northwest and in the teens sou­ association. better promote the goals of effec­ company, had said could drive it into Pennzoil and Getty Oil Co. when it acquired will add $100,000, while the state is Merrill Lynch led the active list, down theast. Sunny Tuesday morning, TAlAViainn 17 The case could affect election tive, responsible and democratic “ I am still confident that our candidates by a political party is a bankruptcy. Getty two years ago. The jury awarded While the case remains with Casseb, kicking in $250,000 and also throwing the Vi at 37Vk. The Stock has benefited lately then increasing cloudiness. Details 11.«! /Wnriri A .6 laws nationwide, particularly in government in a state,” the position will be upheld and that in function that properly falls to the U.S. District Judge Charles Brieant said Pennzoil $7.53 billion in actual damages and Pennzoil has agreed not to seize Texaco's weight of state Commerce Department from heavy volume in the securities on page 2. Weather 2 states with primaries in which only attorney general said in legal the primary of 1986 unaffiliated party and not the state.” Pennzoil should not have been awarded any an additional $3 billion in punitive damages. property and Texaco has agreed not to seek advertising behind the tricentennial. markets and takeover rumors, but more than $800 million in damages, plus In affirming the award Dec. 10, Texas protection from creditors in bankruptcy “ I think we've reached a new age of those rumors drew further denials from interest and costs, in the Texas suit*. District Judge Solomon Casseb Jr. added court. fund-raising Involving large corporate the company and other parties Friday. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan 13, 1986 - 3

t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 13, 1986 Caucus campaigns Salaries WEATHER hit frenzied pace increase Today’s forecast budget By Alex GIrelll fett’s bid for the nomination and Connecticut, Massachuietta and Rhode Island: Herald Reporter have not worked within the party on the "nitty-gritty” of local By Susan Vaughn Becoming windy and colder today with variable Candidates for positions on the issues. Herald Reporter cloudiness and a few flurries. Temperatures Democratic Town Committee in “ I think it’s convenient for Ted to falling into the 20s this afternoon. Clearing, windy three voting districts campaigned paint us as outsiders,” said Mary Nearly $2 million in salary and colder tonight. Lows xero to 10 above northwest over the weekend on the phone, in Wellemeyer, a member of the increases for employees will have and in the teens southeast. Siinny Tuesday morning house-to-house visits and with a major impact on the 1986-87 fliers. Eastern Connecticut Citizen Ac­ then increasing cloudiness. Breezy and scold tion Group and leader of the nine school budget that will be proposed The challenge slates in three Tuesday with highs in the teens north and lower 20s challengers who call themselves to the Board of Education tonight, voting districts also urged resi­ south. Democrats for a Better Superintendent James P. Kennedy dents of the districts to attend a Maine: Fiurries likely north and mountains Manchester. said today. voter-registration session tonight today and scattered flurries south except light "We are in the community and The increases include a 12 at the registrars’ office and to snow likely in Washington County by late active in a variety of issues, percent hike for all teachers enroll as Democrats so they can afternoon. Highs in the upper 20s north to 30s south including political campaigns,” contained in a contract reached vote in the party caucuses but with temperatures falling this afternoon. she said. with the Manchester Education Wednesday. Scattered flurries then clearing and much colder Association, which alone will cost In Voting District 6, whose A news release from the Demo­ tonight. Lows 0 to 5 below north in the single nearly $1,5 million. Kennedy said. palling place is Nathan Hale crats for a Better Manchester said Other contractual obligations numbers south except hear 10 at the coast. Partly School, district Chairman Roger the town committee has succeeded sunny Tuesday. Highs 0 to 5 north and single’ include 7 percent increases for Negro said he expects a good in two of the normal goals — school administrators in the se­ numbers and teens south. turnout. He said the members of raising pnoney and electing offi­ cond year of a three-year contract New Hampshire: Flurries likely north and the committee slate probably cials — but has failed in “ working and 8 to 9 percent increases for scattered flurries south today. Highs in the upper made more than 200 phone calls to support the local issues in the other employee groups, such as 20s north to the 30s south but with temperatures over the weekend. Robin Tracey, neighborhoods they neglect.” secretaries and maintenance Blue Monday — again falling this afternoon. Scattered flurries ending one of the four challenge candi­ As examples of concerns left employees. with clearing and much colder tonight. Lows 0 to 5 dates in that district, said her unaddressed, the release cited The salary increases themselves Today; becoming windy and coider with variabie cioudiness and a few below north to the single numbers to low teens group was also busy with phone water, sewers, utilities, housing are expected to amount to a fiurries. Temperatures falling to the upper 20s this afternoon. Wind south. Partly sunny Tuesday. Highs in the single calls and visits over the weekend. condition.<:, labor practices, side­ 2.75-mill increase in the town tax west 10 to 20 mph becoming northwest 20 to 30 mph by afternoon. numbers north to lower teens south. “ They have a cause,” Negro said walk repairs, land development rate, town officials said when they UPl photo , of the opponents, referring to their practices and taxes. Tonight: ciearing, windy and coider. Low 5 to 10. Wind northwest 20 to Vermont: Becoming windy and turning sharply approved the teachers’ contract colder today with a little light snow. Highs in the 30s support of Toby Moffett for the Cummings said objectives of the last fall. challenging group include rent 30 mph diminishing to 10 to 20 mph iate tonight. Tuesday; sunny in the early but temperatures falling thereafter. Windy Today In history Democratic gubernatorial nomi­ Kennedy would not release de­ control and greater housing in­ morning. Increasing cloudiness in the afternoon. Cold with high near and frigid tonight with flurries. Lows zero to 10 nation. Gov. William A. O'Neill has tails of the budget before tonight’s spection. He said those are lauda­ 20. Drawing by Willyanne DeCormier, 9, of 116 Coiumbus St., a below. Numbing cold Tuesday with a chance of Salvage Crews hoist tail section of an Air Florida Boeing the backing of most committee meeting, which begins at 7:30 in 737 from the Potomac River in Washington, D.C., on Jan. incumbents for the nomination. ble goals but can be worked on by the board’s offices at 45 N. School fourth-grader at Waddeli School. flurries. Highs zero to 10. the town committee. 18,1982, five days after the airliner crashed into a bridge. St. DEMOCRATIC TOWN CHAIR­ The current school budget of Seventy-eight people were killed. MAN Theodore Cummings said WELLEMEYER SAID the De­ $25.1 million represented a 7.9 Extended outlook this morning that the caucus mocrats for a Better Manchester percent increase over I he previous battles Wednesday are not justi­ are “ working people, people who year’s budget. The Board of Extended outlook for New England Wednesday^ fied because the challengers are have not made it big economically, through’Friday: Directors last year approved the interested only in supporting Mof- people whose lives are not so entire budget without making any Bo s t o n Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Almanac settled in the traditional way.” Chance of light snow early Wednesday and again cuts for the first time in 15 years. She said the group has consi­ Kennedy said other objectives Friday. Fair Thursday. Highs in the 20s dered the possibility of forcing a Today is Monday. Jan. 13, the son’s ouster of War Secretary , included in his proposed budget NEW YORK Wednesday and upper 20s to mid 30s Thursday and Edwin Stanton. Acting secretary Town Hall primary if it looses in the caucues, are aimed at "properly supplying \ Friday. Lows 10 to 15 inland and in the teens to 13th day of 1986 with 352 to follow. but has not made a decision. She 3000 The moon is moving toward its Ulysses S. Grant resigned. and equipping the schools” and lower 20s on the coast. In 1941, Irish novelist James said it will depend on the margin of maintaining physical needs. Vermont: Cold and dry Wednesday. Highs teens. first quarter. loss and “ our level of energy.” SAN FRANCISCO The morning stars are Mercury, Joyce died at age 58, runs dry Besides the usual roof work, he Lows zero to 15 below. Chance of light snow “ We are interested in good clean 3000 Venus, Mars and Saturn. In 1972, New York State ruled said, major maintenance items Thursday and Friday. Highs 20s. Lows in the teens. that a woman may become a Henrietta Boys and Emily Nel­ competition and we will quit when will include replacement of under­ The evening star is Jupiter, it is appropriate,” she said. LOS ANGELES New Hampshire and Maine: Fair through the Those born on this date are under professional baseball umpire. son, employees in the Town Clerk’s ground oil tanks that are 15 years period except for a chance of flurries north In 1982, an Air Florida Boeing 737 office, were happy to see the oil Cummings predicted that all or older, as required by a new state the sign of Capricorn. They include participants, challengers or other­ LOWEST Wednesday and again Friday. Highs 10 to 20 north author Horatio Alger in 1834: crashed into a Patomic River truck drive up to Town Hall this regulation. Each replacement will morning as they huddled at their wise, "will live with the results of and 20 to 3D^uth. Lows 5 to 15 below north and 5 Alfred Fuller, the original Fuller Bridge in Washington, D.C., killing . cost a minimum of $10,000, he said. TEMPERATURES desks in jackets and sweaters. the caucuses.” below to 10 above south. Brush Man. in 1885: singer Sophie 78 people. The new budget includes some 3020 The oil tank was to be filled this Negro predicted that his slate Tucker in 1888; actor Robert Stack In 1985, a “ storm of the century" program improvements, but “ the •. MIAMI morning anyway on the automatic will win in if there is a primary, but in 1919 (age 67), and actress Gwen brought San Antonio, Texas, more percentage is not great," Kennedy fill schedule, but it ran out of oil he said, “ I hope it dosen’t come to LEGEND- Across the nation Verdon in 1925 (age 61). than 1 foot of snow. said. 20 sometime Sunday night, said Her­ that.” One of the changes, which will be man Passcantell, superintendent James M. Griffin, an official of explained to the school board I RAM fSNOW Snow pushed into the Great Lakes and Ohio On this date in history: the United Auto Workers, who is A thought for the day: Singer of building maintenance. tonight by junior high school Valley today and a Pacific storm set off a winter In 1864. composer Stephen Fos­ challenging in Voting District 1, Sophie Tucker said, “ From birth to Passcantell said the automatic teachers, is a proposal to introduce SHOWERS^ FLOW storm watch in northern California. ter (“ My Old Kentucky Home") said today. “ We’re out there age 18, a girl needs good parents. system is "good, but not perfect,” foreign languages in the 7th grade, Skies were clear over the southern third of the died in a New York hospital three working our tails off and the UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST (& From 18 to 35, she needs, good explaining that it works on the Herald photo by Bashaw Kennedy said. Students can now nation, the central Rockies and northern and days after he was found sick and response has been great.” looks. From 35 to 55, she needs a degree-day system. He said a take a foreign language for the central Plains. nearly penniless in a hotel room. meeting has been scheduled for At the caucuses, set for 7:30 p.m. In 1868, the Senate refused to good personality. From 55 on, she first time in the 8th grade. Light rain dotted southeast Florida and fog was later this week with Automatic Wednesday, Democratic voters Union chef National forecast accept President Andrew John- needs cash." Meanwhile, a budget review widespread across valley regions of the West. Comfort Corp. of East Hartford, will not be able to cast a single vo'te session scheduled for Wednesday Travelers’ advisories for snow and blowing snow for a slate. They will have to vote During Tuesday morning, rain is forecast for parts of the Mid to which holds the town oil contract. Jon Neale, an official of the New Sunday outside the Vernon Street has been cancelled because of were posted in Michigan, northwest Indiana and When the oil outage was disco­ for individual candidates. facility. The union held the cookout to townwide Republican and Demo­ Northern Pacific Coast with snow in the Northern Great Lakes Region. The caucuses are in Voting England Health Care Employees Union, northwest Pennsylvania, where a snowfall up to 3 vered this morning, the Town Hall draw support for nurse’s aides, kitchen cratic caucuses. Kennedy said the Snow is possible in parts of the Upper Mississippi Valley and the Lower inches was expected today, with a heavier snowfall Lottery was switched over to gas heat. But District 1 at Robertson School. District 1199, which represents 60 helpers and other service employees board will try to handle the reviews Great Lakes. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. likely near the lakes. the man who came to fill the tank Voting District 6 at Nathan Hale Striking employees at the Crestfield- in two longer sessions on Jan. 21 smelled gas, so the gas boiler was School, and Voting District 10 at who have been on strike since Oct. 21. and Jan. 23 at 7 p.m.. he said. Tri-state daily: 117, 7792 turned off, Passcantell said. Manchester High School. Fenwood nursing home, cooks hot dogs Connecticut daily Tristate lotto 9-14-16-20-28-30 Saturday: 258 Rhode Island daily: 5815 Pldy Four: 9166 "Lot-O-Bucks” : 8-10-14-17-37 Massachusetts daily: 9393 Conservationists press DOT to remove ieaking oii tanks PEOPLE other numbers drawn Satur­ “ Megabucks” : 16-24-25-28-29-30 day in New England: (There were no winners). By George Lavng installing water lines along the two department did not know about the Keish said if the DOT is required under earlier environmental the town and the DOT has delayed. Herald Reporter roads, according to Water and tanks, which were owned by Gas to remove the tanks, the project guidelines, leaving the tanks and action. A court wedding Home Journal. The color home Sewer, Superintendent Robert Land, when it purchased the would be supervised by tfie DEP. contaminated soil buried was “ They (the tanks) should be "I guess I’m still into the truck driver The Conservation Commission Young. property in 1979. “ It’s a very involved process,” allowable. However, Salcius said if removed,” he said. Tennis star John McEnroe and actress thing,” said Arthur, 59. “ You know, the The folks in Eatonton, Ga., are hoping has decided to join the town in Young said the town asked the “ They’re the ones who put them he said. a similar leak occurred today, the Conservation Commission Tatum O’Neal, 22, will marry Feb. 17 in New people you sleep with are the people you’d Alice Walker will come home next Saturday asking the state Department of DOT, through the Department of in,” Keish said of the gas station Manchester Sanitarian John Sal- state Department of Environmen­ Chairman Arthur Glaeser agreed. York, two days before McEnroe's 27th never bring home to the folks. for a special screening of the movie version Transportation to remove two Environmental Protection, to re­ owners. “ The question is who’s cius said Friday the tanks are now tal Protection would require the “ The ground is filled with oil and birthday, a London newspaper reported ’T v e always believed in free love. I think I of her book “The Color Purple.” The storage tanks buried on a lot at the move the tanks. The DEP exam­ responsible.” empty and the oil did not pose a area to be cleaned. stinks.’’ he said at a meeting of the today. was the first feminist without even knowing proceeds of the two showings will go to a comer of Parker Street and ined the tanks after they were He said the department is threat to drinking water at two commission last week. The couple plans to fly in film and sports it. At age four, I questioned why women Color Purple Scholarship Fund for a senior Tolland Turnpike that have leaked uncovered and agreed with the waiting for an opinion from the nearby restaurants, The Acadia “ What happened in the past The commission voted to send a stars from Hollywood and around the world m arry.” from the high school from which Walker oil. town they should be removed by attorney general’s office before and the Islander. He said the soil (under the old regulations) was letter to the DOT urging the agency for a traditional ceremony at McEnroe’s graduated. “ We have not heard anything The tanks, which were owned by the DOT, he said. making a decision. Keish said he around the tanks was not saturated probably okay,” he said. "But if it to remove the tanks. It also New York mansion, the London Daily Mirror Jobs for robots definite about Ms. Walker coming to town,” a gas station that later moved However, DOT spokesman Wil­ has been told from an attorney with oil, but the soil was happened now, it would be decided to send copies of the letter reported. said high school principal Jacob Bennekin. when the DOT purchased the land liam Keish said this morning the handling the matter tor the attor­ discolored. removed.” to Manchester’s state legislators. Salcius stressed that the new “ I don’t know what impact it will The newspaper said Peter Fleming, until Actress Ally Sheedy will be paired with a “ But everyone is tentatively committed to widen Interstate 84, were agency has delayed taking action ney general’s office that the DOT Salcius said he did not know how DEP regulations also apply in this have, but I would like to add it (to recently McEnroe’s doubles partner, would robot in her next movie, “ Short Circuits,” com e.” Ruth Walker Hood, the author's ’'discovered by the town last spring until it is certain the tanks are the would be found responsible for the the leak occurred, or how much oil seeped into the ground. He said case, although the dispute between the town’s request),’’ Glaeser said. be best man. McEnroe was best man at and if she could have a robot of her own, she sister, is coordinating the showings. “ This when the Water Department was DOT’S responsibility. He said the tanks. Fleming’s wedding in 1982 to former model would like it to be a creative one, "Because I movie premiere is the instrument through Jenny Hudson. like good literature and art so much I'd want which we will establish a growing, living Cemetery plan causes stir my robot to be a talented artist,” she says in memorial to my sister Alice,” she said. the premiere issue of GoBots magazine. Walker now lives in California but has been C o in “ She'd write great novels, compose beautiful back to Eatonton several times to visit. Phrase A Why marry? songs and create wonderful paintings.” The new $5-dollar gold commemorative coins look Young Tina Yothers of "Family Ties” would modern, but most of what is on the coin was prescribed Group wants pond buffer Bea Arthur, one of television’s "Golden have more practical tasks for her robot. “ I’d by laws dating back to 1873. One side of any U.S. coin Girls,” says she believes in free love. More air time want a robot to clean my room ,” she says. By George Layng “ It’s very likely they (the Last week, Glaeser said he "Marriage makes sex respectable, which “ In fact, my robot would have to do all my must be inscribed with the word “ Liberty,” along with a Walter Cronklte is making a pitch to Herald Reporter association) haven’t seen their would try to get the Board of then makes it unexciting.” she said in an work around the house so I could have more symbol of liberty. Statesmen such as Lincoln, Roose­ Directors to consider at its Tues­ become the first journalist to travel in space. plan as it relates to the pond,” he interview in the February issue of Ladies’ time for playing.” velt, and Kennedy are considered appropriate symbols. day meeting to make available The former anchorman for CBS Evening Members Of the Conservation said. “ United States of America” and “ E Pluribus Unum” Otmmission decided Sunday that Glaeser said the commission will some of the commission’s funds to News, who will be 70 in November, said he’s ask that the cemetery come no hire an attorney. The request was fit enough to play a vigorous game of tennis must be engraved on the reverse. The motto, “ In God we plans to expand a private ceme­ tery to within 10 to 30 feet of Union closer than 50 feet to the pond not included on an agenda for the and that he’s always dreamed of a trip to the trust,” must also appear on all U.S. coins. Pond should be changed to allow a where the trail begins. The com­ meeting released last week. moon. DO YOU KNOW—What President is pictured on the buffer of up to 150 feet from the mission also wants to preserve an Barring that, he said, ‘T il gladly accept a Glaeser has said the commission U.S. penny? water in some areas. embankment ISO feet from the shuttle.” The decision came after com­ pond, where part of the trail is will wait until the directors’ next Eric Johnson, project director of the FRIDAY’S ANSWER—The Internal Revenue Service Is a mission members walked along a located, he said. meeting in February if the request is not acted on Tuesday. National Aeronautics and Space Administra­ branch of the Treasury Department. section of trail that borders the tion program seeking candidates to become pond. The group is trying to stop The commission decided in last The land, which was purchased 113-86 KnowledKe Unlimited. Inc. 1986 the first journalist to travel in space, said the Catholic Cemetery Association month that if an agreement cannot in November by the Cemetery Association for $232,000, is bor­ there’s no age limit for the flight, only that A Newspaper in Education Program from expanding the cemetery onto be reached with the Catholic whoever is chosen be in “reasonably good Sponsored by part of a 16-acre tract along the Cemetery Association, it will hire dered by Union Pond on the west. North School Street on the south, health.” The Manchester Herald pond known as Hickey’s Grove. an attorney to stop the cemetery Commission Chairman Arthur plans. Commission members are Oakland Street on the east and Glaeser said Sunday he would angry that the Planning and Deming Street on the north. The contact town Planning Director Zoning Commission approved the commission hopes to preserve Mark Pellegrini today to arrange expansion in September without Hickey's Grove for use as part of Country contenders to meet sometime this month at the being consulted after it had asked the Hockanum River Linear Park, Manchester Herald pond with the Cemetery Associa­ to be notified on two previous a series of hiking trails along the Actress Barbara Eden and singer Roy tion and town officials. occasions. river. Clark, star of the “Hee Haw” television Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher I show, host tonight’s sixth annual National Songwriter Awards from the Tennessee USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 87 Performing Arts Center in Nashville. PZC ready to revise town plan Among strong contenders for awards are Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 and certain holiday! by the Man- tunes recorded by Alabama and the Statler weekly, $6.50 (or one month, $19.25 cheater Publishing Co.. 16Bralnard lor three months, $38.50 (or six Housing density and trans­ Planning Director Mark Pelle­ two more public hearings will be Brothers. Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 (or one year. portation proposals made in the grini said today that he had made a held after the revisions are made Rated good bets are “ There’s Np Way” and Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rates are available on request. town’s new proposed Comprehen­ list of the complaints townspeople . and he hopes to have the plan “40 Hour Week (for a Living),” both chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: adopted in the late spring or early Sand addraas changes to ths Man­ sive Plan of Development will be brought up for the PZC to consider recorded by Alabama, and “ My Only Love,” while revising the plan. summer. chester Herald, P.O. Box 591. Man- To place a clessllled or display part of the discussion at 7tonight in “ One Takes the Blame” and “ Hello Mary cheater, Conn. 06040. the Lincoln Center hearing room “ I’ve tried to group these by The plan, which would be used as advertisement, or to report a news a policy guide for the town’s land Lou,” all recorded by the Statler Brothers. Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- as planning officials begin revising category,” he said. use decisions over the next ten Songwriters will be honored in six GUARANTEED DELIVERY: l( 2711. Ottica hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 the controversial plan. Pellegrini said the PZC will 317 Highland St. Toute 44 categories: contemporary ballad, tradi­ you don’t recalva your Herald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The Planning and Zoning Com­ probably hold two workshops to years, drew sharp criticism UPl photo Coventry tional ballad, contemporary upbeat, tradi­ p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ mission will hold a workshop discuss what should be changed in shortly after its release in Sep­ Manchester day, pMaae telephone your carrier. HIGHLAND PARK MAHKET tional upbeat, country-rock and comedy- tonight to work on sections of the the plan. He said that planning tember. Residents were mostly Bob “the Icebox” Hope and Don Rickies, playing the team doctor, are shown It you’re unable to reach your car­ The Mencheetar Herald Is a mem­ opposed the high-density housing 646-4277 742-7361 novelty. Winners in the six categories then plan that have brought the most officials will then take about one during Sunday’s taping of the one-hour special, “Bob Hope’s All-Star Super rier, call subscriber service at 647- ber ol the Asioclated Press, a sub­ proposals it made for certain areas compete for the top award, song of the year. 9946 by 6 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. criticism from town residents month to make the necessary scriber to United Press Interna­ revisions in the plan. of town currently zoned for lower Bowl Party,” that will air Jan. 25 on NBC, the night before the Super Bowl. The The show will be broadcast live to 25 U.S. Saturdays lor guaranteed dellvary tional news services'and a member during two public hearings held on In Manchaater. Pellegrini said it Is likely that densities. show spoofs Chicago Bears lineman William "the Refrigerator” Perry and television markets tonight and will be shown ol the Audit Bureau ol Circulations. the plan in October and November. other pro football athletes. in others over the next few weeks. A MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 13, 1986 — 5 4 ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 13, 1986

U .S ./W o rld Shuttle crew receives Khadafy, in talk with women, In B rief a lesson in astronomy invites Reagan to visit tent

Bonner chocks Into hospital Bv Howard Benedict astrophysicists, will operate the astronomy Bv Jennifer Parmelee outsiders to let Israelis and Arabs experiments, and will have an exclusive settle differences themselves. BOSTON — Yelena Bonner checked into The Associated Press The Associated Press view of the comet as it nears the sun on its The session began with a family world-famed Massachusetts General Hospital once-every-76-years swing through this part visit inside Khadafy’s tent head­ showing little concern about open heart surgery CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Columbia’s TRIPOLI, Libya — Libyan of the solar system. quarters of bright red, green and which her doctors advised after medication astronauts are taking advantage of the best leader Moammar Khadafy talked seats ever for viewing Halley’s comet, and “ You can’t observe Halley’s from the of war and peace, love and hate yellow checked cloth, open to the failed. ground as it makes its closest approach to night air and equipped with straw Bonner underwent "normal preparations for will be using the Earth to block out the sun from inside his tent headquarters, the sun in January because of the sun’s mats to cover the sandy earth and open heart surgery” on Sunday and was to be for a better view of the speeding chunk of ice where an automatic rifle and a brightness,” explained S. Alan Stern of the a large television with a video operated on today, a hospital spokesman said. and space debris. feather duster hung from the Viewing the comet and seeking sources of University of Colorado, who is principal rafters and two camels gabbled cassette recorder. Bonner. 62, the wife of Soviet dissident Andrei Two camels bleated outside ultraviolet radiation among the stars were investigator for an experiment named outside. Sakharov, and a dissident in her own right, waved under the moonlit desert sky as the major experiments on a schedule CHAMP, or Comet Halley Active Monitor­ Khadady, M, was in a relaxed and smiled but did not speak as she entered the 32-year-old Safia, with long dark devoted mainly to astronomy on the ing Program. mood as he talked with six female downtown medical center shortly after 1 p.m. tresses and wide friendly brown astronauts’ first full day in space. Stem said that for about 10 minutes of journalists, including this repor­ EST Sunday. eyes, sat under a blanket with two Columbia shed its postponement jinx with each 90-minute orbit, the shuttle crew will be ter, Saturday night. The hospital's chief of surgery was to lead the of her six sons — Khamis, 2, and a spectacular predawn liftoff Sunday, and in position to observe the comet while the Clad in a peach-colored head team of doctors performing the operation. Seif el-Arab, 4 — upon her lap, 9‘A hours later the crew launched the Earth blocks out much of the sun’s wrap and a powder blue jumpsuit while 12-year-old Saadi took photo­ world’s most powerful commercial com­ brightness. UPl photo with red shirt, with a long, beige graphs of the group. munications satellite, RCA’s $50 million Nelson, who will operate the CHAMP cape draped over his shoulders, he The U.S. merchant ship President Sunday. The ship was released after the introduced the reporters to his wife Khadafy’s only only daughter. South Yemen coup thwarted Satcom KU-1. The astronauts had waited out cameras, said in an interview before the Safia and four of his seven 8-year-old Aisha, stood carefully seven delays in 25 days. flight, “ We’ll be taking some photographs Taylor — a sister ship to the American search party determined that no wea­ ABU DHABI. United Arab Emirates — Troops children. watching the foreigners long after " I t ’s on its way,” Mission Control radioed and spectral measurements for the purpose President Lines’ President Adams, pons were aboard. The search came as loyal to the government have foiled an attempt to The maverick colonel also ex­ her brothers left to play. after a rocket engine ignited to propel the of documenting the comet, and we’ll be assassinate South Yemeni President Ali Nasser which is shown here in a file photo the State Department urged dipiomats tended an impromptu invitation to Mrs. Khadafy sometimes ac­ Mohammed and overthrow his Marxist adminis­ satellite toward stationary orbit 22,300 miles doing it from above the atmosphere where to approach foreign postings with companies Khadafy on state jour­ above the Earth. sailing in the Guif of Oman — was President Reagan. tration, the Gulf News Agency reported today. we can get a real clearlook at it. We’re going caution. Khadafy, perhaps best known in neys. she termed herself essen­ Quoting an official announcement on Radio “ That’s great,” replied Robert Gibson, to use the apparatus over the course of three boarded and searched by eight the Western world for his harsh MOAMMAR KHADAFY tially a housewife, noting in Aden, the Bahrain-based agency said authorities the mission commander. He said his crew flights, so we should be able to get a good members of the iranian Navy on Arabic: ” I don’t iike politics.” “ really did a nice job of getting that thing anti-American and anti-Israeli . . . gun and duster had already hanged the leaders of the coup consistent set of data on Halley’s.” rhetoric, appeared eager to offer But uniike many women in this out.” attempt, former President Abdul Fattah Ismail Rep. Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat that same audience a rare glimpse traditionai North African country and Vice President Ali Ahmed Nasser Antar. RCA, which paid the National Aeronautics The guards vowed any U.S. of 3.5 miilion, she said she does not and Space Administration $14.2 million for riding as a congressional observer, planned of his human side against a warm "A number of other accomplices have been several medical experiments today, while Diplomats urged to approach domestic backdrop. action against Khadafy would be wear the hejab, or body wrap in arrested pending trial by the revolutionary the delivery, said Satcom will be capable of UPI photo met by a violent Libyan response public. providing video and audio communications Robert Cenker was to aim a camera at Although most of the substance court," said the agency, which was monitored in of his two-hour interview was not against Reagan, who holds Khad­ Khadafy, whose Green Book for all of the United States except Alaska, Earth and Franklin Chang-Diaz. the first Bahrain. Hispanic-American astronaut, was to oper­ Space shuttle Columbia begins its ascent Sunday with a new, the tone was decidedly soft afy responsible for Dec. 27 terror­ political manifesto is based on the transmitting a signal powerful enough to be belief that people should rule It was not immediately clear when the ate a materials processing machine. Pilot crew of seven. The predawn launch went off in clear skies foreign postings with caution for a man who has often incited his ist attacks at Rome and Vienna received by dish antennas as small as three themselves without any formal attempted coup took place but the news agency Charles Bolden was helping Gibson fly people to “ eat the livers” of their airports which left 19 people dead. speculated it may have been last Wednesday, feet. at 6:55 a.m. The crew had been promised a government, was asked if his Columbia and monitor spacecraft systems. Bv Brvan Brumlev ' cope with increasingly frequent Madison called the seminar enemies. when it noticed a 90-minute interruption in Aden George Nelson and Steve Hawley, both Khadafy interview, but was not people could carry on the revolu­ The Associated Press and bloody attacks on Americans “ counterproductive because, by Palms outstretched and smiling radio broadcasting. tion without him. abroad. Further improvements raising fears and then demonstrat­ broadly, Khadafy responded, allowed to film the encounter and No further details were immediately available. never met Khadafy. ” I think so, because now the WASHINGTON - In its cam­ are planned to face the growing ing techniques that only experts “ Yes, why not?” when asked if he The announcement did not say whether the army Violence renews In Beirut Khadafy told his visitors, “ We masses are mobilized,” he said. paign against terrorism, the State threat, and to counter criticism can perform to avoid terrorist would welcome Reagan to his tent was also involved in the attempt or whether there have no hostile intentions to do “ There are Peopie’s Committees Department is telling American from diplomats. attacks, it is apt to make people on the grounds of his heavily have been any reports of violence. these dangerous things against the and Revolutionary Committees diplomats to leave behind “ your In the first 175 years of U.S. feel they are helpless to deal with fortified barracks, where he President Mohammed came to power in 1978 United States.” everywhere. They can go on Rambo T-shirts and red, white and history, not one American diplo­ the entire subject of terrorism and works, relaxes and entertains after toppling the regime of former President Gemayel heads to Syria for new accord other world leaders. He said he would send Libyan without me ... The Green Book is blue jogging suits” and take a mat was killed for political rea­ security,” Salem Rubai Ali. who was executed one year suicide squads into American the conciusion of all the human 'Cautious approach to living and sons. but in the last 20 years, 70, Her criticism highlights the Asked why he chose just women did not name the “ mercenaries of the streets oniy in the case of Ameri­ beings’ struggle to achieve their later. Tbe embassy could not be reached for As combat spread from street to including six ambassadors, have tightrope diplomats must walk for the interview, Khadafy said. By David Zenlan Palace” or the other “ instigators” , but .working abroad. can or Israeli “ aggression” dreams.” United Press International comment, but military sources said street, thousands of rival gunmen were “ It’s a sign of the times that I died at the hands of political abroad: to be effective, they must “ It is because I encourage women political sources said the warning was against Libya. rival Christian militia groups were mobilized, witnesses said. .spend my first full day at the State assassins, according to U. Alexis have as much contact as possible to be free. I feel women every­ aimed at Gemayel and the mainstream “ We want peace between ali Peres makes border accord BEIRUT. Lebanon — Christian for­ fighting “ not far from the compound Christian radio stations told east Department attending a seminar Johnson, a former ambassador. with iocai people and officials, but where are oppressed and I would Christian Phalangist Party. nations,” Khadafy insisted. ces loyal to President Amin Gemayel which is under the protection of the Beirut residents to stay indoors. on terrorism," said Margaret Carol A. Madison, who was a to be safe they often must live and like to see a world of men and Report faults FDA JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Shimon Peres ” It is a real battlefield out there. “ When we speak about war or fought pitched street battles in east Lebanese army.” After several hours of fighting, Heckler, the former secretary of public affairs officer in the U.S. work in heavily guarded buildings women equal.” announced early Monday that he had won Militias are racing about in jeeps and A top female aide, Fatia Saker, confrontation, we are obliged (to WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri­ Beirut today with rival Christian Each side blamed the other for the neither side reported progress on the health and human services who is Embassy in Beirut 1983-84 when it and present as small a target as approval during a stormy 12-hour meeting of trucks .... Many fires are burning out of do so) because it is they (America) cans could be endangered by violence. ground, but political sources agreed headed to Ireiand as U.S. was bombed twice, doesn’t think possible. said Khadafy believed women had senior Cabinet members to submit a border militiamen while Gemayel held crucial that want this confrontation.” residues of potentially dangerous that the outcome of the inter-Christian control. Itseems Hobeika is determined ambassador. the State Department course takes “ We are not trying to create a “ more power” to convince their dispute with Egypt to international arbitration. talks in Damascus on a peace Military sources said hundreds of Khadafy made no effort to veterinary drugs turning up in war could determine the fate of a to clean up east Beirut and its Mrs. Heckler was one of 50 the right direction. paramilitary corps; our mission is audience and couid better grasp agreement. schoolchildren and many office conceal his intentions against meat, milk and poultry, a congres­ Peres had threatened to resign, bringing down recently signed agreement between the immediate suburbs from Gem ayel’s people attending the department’s “ I found it largely inadequate for diplomacy,” said Am ie Campbeii, his complexities. Military sources said at least six worders were trapped away from Israel, which he has long said must sional report charges. the politically divided government, unless the Lebanese Forces and Lebanon’s Shiite men,” said an east Beirut resident who seminar on “ Coping with Violence preparing foreign service person­ the Foreign Service Institute offi­ At about the same time, at militiamen were killed and 12 others home. Private radio stations broadcast be “ crushed” in order to achieve Further, the House Government 10-member inner Cabinet agreed to arbitration to Moslem and Druze militias. declined to be named. Abroad” last week. The one-day nel for the stresses— both physical cial who coordinates the training another site on the same barracks wounded in fighting that broke out at lists of names to assure relatives and Middle East peace. Operations Committee said in the settle ownership of Taba, a strip of sand on the seminar teaches U.S. officials and and psychological — that are part seminar. He and other officials grounds, a crew,from the RAI daybreak and soon engulfed whole friends they were unhurt. Despite the violence, Gemayel tra­ Claiming the Israelis want “ to report released Sunday, the Food Red Sea. Lebanese Forces chief Elie Hobeika, their spouses how to avoid terror­ of living with terrorism,” Madison acknowledged that much of Madi­ Italian television network was neighborhoods. Several fires were . The broadcasts also reported hospi­ veled to Damascus and immediately destroy all other nations ... until and Drug Administration has lost He had warned that further delays in settling 28, said he ordered his men into action ists and what to do if they are wrote in the Foreign Service son’s criticism was justified, and harassed by young revolutionary ignited, including one at a fuel depot in tals’ appeals for blood donors and called began talks with President Hafez Assad there is only them, the chosen sight of its mission to protect the rival claims to the beach would jeopardize the against the “ mercenaries of the Pa­ attacked or taken hostage. Journal, a magazine for has helped them reshape the guards who complained bitterly the east Beirut district of Dora. on civil defense workers to rush to put and top officials on Christian reserva­ people of God.” he called on public from the drug residues. 7-year-old peace agreement between the two lace" in retaliation for “ their endless The course has been beefed up to diplomats. program. about U.S. threats against Libya. Witnesses said escalating combat out fires. tions toward the Syrian-backed militia countries. between Gemayel loyalists and string of aggressions which we had “ This will enhance the relations between Israel Black clouds darkened the sky over faced with nothing but self-restraint.” peace pact. The agreement calls for members of the Lebanese Forces substantial political reforms and cur­ and Egypt, who are at peace. It will make peace militia spread to the Awkar district in many east Beirut neighborhoods where Hobeika, who signed the Syrian- MESSAGE FROM STATE TREASURER HENRY E. PARKER TO CONNECTICUT RESIDENTS stronger, more promising and more stable,” cars, apartments homes, stores and gas negotiated peace accord in Damascus tails the power of the Christian the eastern sector, where the U.S. president. Peres told journalists who maintained an Embassy is located. stations caught fire. Dec. 28 with his Moslem militia rivals. all-night vigil outside the Cabinet session. The agreement stipulates that in return for Shultz takes the heat IS YOUR NAME ON THIS LIST? Israeli agreement to arbitration, Egypt will The names and addresses of persons entitled to claim funds appear in this legal OF THE TREASURY, 20 Trinity Street, Hartford, Connecticut 06106. It is our in­ improve trade and tourism ties and send back its notice. If your name or the name of someone you know appears on the list, tent to return as much unclaimed or abandoned property as possible to the ambassador to Tel Aviv. The ambassador was please file a WRITTEN INQUIRY with the UNCLAIMED PROPERTY DIVISION Connecticut residents who are entitled to receive these funds. recalled to protest Israel’s 1982 invasion of Lebanon. use pens as swords “NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO OWN ABANDONED PROPERTY” Bv Larry McShane century has resisted the intrusion of has done nothing to further freedom of PLEASE USE UNCLAIMED PROPERTY INQUIRY FORM LOCATED ON THIS PAGEI State Treasurer The Associated Press government into the lives of its expression, whether at home or HIMMELMAN. SUSAN P.O BOX 162 MANSFIELD 966 Report pinpoints budget cuts ACRIV08. 808TA8 U-200 204 STORRB 960 STAFFORD SPRINGS 795 AOAM8. JEFF IN8. MAIN ST HEBRON 469 HOLLAND. GORDON 57 WEST ST HENRY E. PARKER citizens,” Shultz said, eliciting hisses abroad,” the letter said, ” ... Your HOTCHKISS. PAUL CEDAR ST ROCKVILLE 994 AHERN. KAREN APTS4 WIUINQTON 966 COLUMBIA 1372 NEW YORK — The Gramm-Rudman budget­ administration supports governments A L8A N 0. CHRISTOPHER 100 PINE LAKE DR. COVENTRY 260 HUGHES. J. HOP RIVER RD. NEW YORK — Secretary of State and shouts from the audience. HUTCHINSON. JOHN BUNKER HILL RD ANOOVER 314 ■ n ALKE, JOAN RFO 4. OLD POST RD TOLLAND 076 VERNON 043 balancing law will require federal spending for George Shultz defended the Reagan that silence, imprison, even torture ALLEN, DAVID tE 16 BARBARA MAN W. WILLINOTON 666 HUTCHINSON. JAMES 276 SOUTH ST. 4-A “ Don’t be so surprised by the fact that HUTCHINSON. JOHN BUNKLER HILL ANDOVER 314 most non-military programs to be cut by 4.3 ANDERSON, KATIE UNKNOWN W. WILLINOTON 076 VERNON 471 administration. Norman Mailer de­ Ronald Reagan and I are on your side,” their citizens for their beliefs.” • ANDERSON, LINDA WOOOHAVEN APT. 81 STORRB 619 IVERS. EDNA 262 CENTER RD HENRY E PARKER PAUL J. MCDONOUGH JAY. JEREMY 15C KNOLLWOOD ACR STORRS 966 DEPUTY TREASURER percent and military spending by 4.9 percent on ARNOLD. BENJAMIN BOX 69. BARRACKS STAFFORD SPRINGS 990 956 TREASURER fended Shultz, and members of an he closed. ROCKVILLE 421 JENDRASZEK. MARK 212 EDDY HALL STORRS Novelist E.L. Doctorow, writing in ASHE. RITA RFO 2 KNOLLWOOD ACRES. 3A STORRS 966 March 1, according to a report published Monday. international group of authors attacked AUBERTtN, RHEA 004 NEAL DR. ROCKVILLE 001 JOHNSON. CALVIN 047 JOHNSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CHESTNUT HILL. BX 464 STAFFORD SPRINGS 476 The Nation magazine, complained AUSTIN. HARRIET MAIN 8T.. BOX 9i6 COVENTRY ANDOVER 074 The figure was reached by the Reagan all three as the 48th International PEN Following Shultz’s speech. Mailer, BACEWICZ. JOSEPH THREE PROGRESS AVE. ROCKVIUE 960 JOHNSON. KATHERINE UNKNOWN Mailer’s invitation put American PEN JOHNSON. THORA 10B KNOLLWOOD STORRS 519 administration and the Congressional Budget BAQLEY, WILLIAM 400 STAFFORD RD. MANSFIELD 027 1248 Congress opened amid controversy. who invited the secretary of state to 966 JOHNSON. GARY 171 SOUTH ST ROCKVILLE "at the feet of the most ideologically BAKER. ANDREW 90 NORTHWOOD APT 8TORR8 P.O BOX 95 AMSTON 1601 Office, ■ and will be announced Wednesday, speak, criticized the authors for their BARROW. DANA LT. 1 FENTON VIE WILLINOTON 266 JOHNSTON. BETTY “ It is our responsibility to protect COVENTRY 047 KANOETZKI. STEVEN 77 WALDEN APTS W. WILLINOTON 619 right-wing administration this country BAY.MICHAEL SAM GREEN RD. ROCKVILLE 421 administration officials told The New York rudeness during the speech. BEACHEM. PATRICIA 116WOOKHAVEN PK. STORRS 966 KAWALEX, MARY RFO 1 everybody’s right to free speech, no KELLY. MARY MERRITT B STORRS 956 UNCLAIMED PROPERTY INQUIRY FORM has yet seen.” BEATTY. MARY 22C ANTON RD. STORRB 616 027 Times. •66 KENALL J.' RFD 50 BOLTON matter how much we disagree with BECKEa NANCY RFO 1. WALDEN OIOS W. WILLINOTON 67 WOODHAVEN APTS STORRS 519 ” I couid have been wrong in inviting BELLINGER. BARBARA 109 ROOSEVELT AVE. STAFFORD SPRINGS 1661 KENNEDY, ROBERT Under the law, there are cuts in almost every their poiitical stance,” Mailer told a KOLYCHEFF, MARY 90S WALL ST. HEBRON 846 ■ Others defended the decision to invite BELLINQEa OEOROE 1S9 ROOSEVELT AVE. STAFFORD SPRINGS 1661 COVENTRY 043 if you saw your name, or that of a relative, federal program. But Social Security and certain Shultz, the people who yelled at me BELLIVEAU, LEONCE 947 OAK TRAIL COVENTRY 066 KUHN. ARTHUR RILEY MT. RD. crowd that twice interrupted Shultz’s KUPFERSCHMID. DAVID 76 CIDER MILL RO ELLINGTON 043 from the audience could be right,” the secretary of state. Author Gay BENEVENTO. FRANCIS A8HBROOK DR. COVENTRY ' 027 262 benefit programs for low-income residents — 60 ARMITAGE CT. STAFFORD SPRINGS •06 LACAFTA. RICHARD 175 E MAIN ST ROCKVILLE please help us efficiently process your speech Sunday at the New York Public BENSON. ANDREW P.O. BOX 248 STORRS 966 ■ Maiier told a news conference after the Taiese said it was appropriate consider­ BI8SELL. L. P.O. BOX 170 ROCKVIUE 994 LACOMBE. niNO such as food stamps — are exempt, and special •96 LAIRD. MOLLY 560 STORRS RD MANSFIELD 956 inquiry by providing the following information: Library. BI8SELL. JOHN RTE. 74 TOLLAND STORRS 966 opening. ” I just think they went about it ing its theme of “ The Writer’s Imagina­ BLAIS. ROGER WALL 8T.. P.O BOX 00 HEBRON 199 LAPOUA. ANTHONY BOX 363 treatment is allowed for other programs such as Shuitz ignored the heckling writers — LARSON. WAYNE 35 WORCESTER RD VERNON 314 tion and the Imagination of the State.” BLANK, ARNOLD SIX EAGLE CT. EAGLEVILLE SOS 956 Medicare. in a lousy way.” BLAVRE, BRUCE BOX 919 STAFFORD SPRINGS 399 LEE, DIANA BOX 71F. LEESV1LLE STORRS including one woman who greeted his LEFEBVRE, NORMAN 47 NORTHWOOD APTS STORRS 956 BLY. HORTEN8E 19 RIDGEWOOD DR. ROCKVIUE 449 ROCKVILLE 133 The law, named for its sponsors. Sen. Phil BOUCHER. JOSEPH 24MOYNIHAN COVENTRY 006 LEIGHTON. TERRIEL 9 DAVIS AVE introduction by shouting ” I protest his A group of 66 PEN members, Mailer was the guiding o caoehind the LEPORE. JOHN 6 EAGLE CT STORRS 466 (Name as listed m this ad) (Code) Gramm, R-Tex., and Sen. Warren B. Rudman, BOUOUILLON. EDWARD 19 WALDEN APTS. WIUINOTON S66 COVENTRY 966 appearance” and walking out — and inducing three past presidents and congress. He helped raise the $800,000 BOURQUE. RAY SI EAST ST. ROCKVIUE 400 LEVITT. PETER MAPLELN LEWIS. IDA • BIRCH MT. EXT. BOLTON 017 R-N.H., requires large reductions in the deficit BRENNAN. MICHAEL 866 TALCOTTVILLE VERNON 049 027 concentrated on defending the adminis­ writers, Susan Sontag, Nat Hentoff and tab by staging a series of readings by BROAOHEAO. HILDA S40 BROADWAY COVENTRY 404 LIEGHTON. RICHARD BAILEY RO ANOOVER BARBARA MANOR F11 W. WILLINOTON 966 for each of the next five years. Its aim is a famous writers, and convinced the BROUOCUR. JOHN 110 VERNON ST. ROCKVILLE 421 LIVERATOR, PAUL lAddress as iisited m this ad) tration’s record on freedom of speech Judith Rossner, signed a letter deli­ W. W IUINO TO N 619 LOVEU, E RFD 1 STAFFORD SPRINGS 762 BROWN. MICHAEL 23 WALDEN APTS. ELLINGTON 817 balanced budget by 1991. BRUMETT. FREDERICK 1238 HARTFORD TPK. VERNON 043 LUDWIG, ROBERT GAIL DR and admitting foreign writers to the vered to Shultz condemning his appear­ State Department to issue visas to some MADDEN. L. 4 BRIDGES RD SOMERS 737 My current mailing address is: The deficit for the current fiscal year is BUCKLEY, LOUIS 166 UNION ST. VERNON 117 ROCKVILLE 421 United States. ance at the congress. of those writers who would otherwise be BURKE. BRIAN 32 MANSFIELD 06 STORRS 671 MAILLOUX. ULDERIC OLD TOWN no MAKRIS. HARALAMDOS 665 TALCOTVILLE RO ROCKVILLE 991 estimated to be $220 billion. CAMPBELL. ALFRED 166 LAKE RD. ANOOVER 027 906 “ la m proud to represent an adminis­ denied entrance to the United States on NORMAN MAILER CANNON. BARBARA RFO 6. B166 MARK DR COVENTRY 087 MANFRED, JOHN 93 MOUNTAIN RD MANSFIELD 047 MARCHAND. ROGER 33 CORNELL RD STORRS 163 tration that more than any other in this “ The administration you represent ideological grounds. CARBERRY. RICHARD RFD 32. RT. 30 ROCKVIUE TOLLAND 496 . defends Reagan man CARPENTER. M IC H A a OS GLENSTONE DR. VERNON 400 MARTIN. REGINALD 17 CORA RD. (Nam e) MA8CENA. ANGELO 97 VARNWOOO OR VERNON 666 CENTER CEMETERY ASSOCIATION 40 WALTER 8 HAVE COVENTRY 1249 STAFFORD 314 CERIN. L. 40 FLORA RD. BOLTON •13 MATHER. CHARLES PINNEY HILLS CHAPMAN, DANIEL 16 KENNETH DR. VERNON 314 MATHIEW. NELSON BOX 162 MANSFIB.0 CTR. 120S CHICK. WILUAM 29VrESTRIDOE OR. BOLTON •86 MAZUREK, LINDA TWO WILLINOTON STORRS 906 CHIPMAN. MAXINE RT . IS AM8TON 002 MCCANN. DOMINIC MAIN ST. SOMERS 1102 (Street Address) CHYN. JOHN BX 320 U200 UCONN STORRS 066 MCBRIDGE. MARY RFD 3 BOLTON 940 School calls parents ^afaycttp ^srabrtlle aANCI. CAROL S2MONTAUK OR. VERNON 133 MCCANN. MARYANN 137B FITZGERALD COVENTRY 193 CLARK. CATHY RFD 1.BOX 31A COVENTRY •66 MCCREA. CHRISTINE BUNKER HIURD. ANDOVER 619 CLAUS8. ROBERT BOX 40 STORRS •66 MCOOWEN. DEWEY 479 TUNNB.RD. VERNON 079 (City, Stale. Ziol 'T h T THE FINEST IN ITALIAN, AMERICAN & GREEK CUISINE Picture CUNE. C. DEBORAH DR., RR 3 COVENTRY •42 MCMAHON. BRIAN 09 RIDGEWOOD TRL. COVENTRY 1901 SERVING COCKTAILS COCHRAN. SANDRA 414 WEBSTER HOUSE STORRS •06 MC8MRRAN. MAUREEN BATTCRSON C C4C STORRB •06 to track down students COGHLAN. JAMES 101 WEST ST. ROCKVIUE 712 MEAGHER. MARJORIE 299MBUNERD VERNON 421 Relationship: COLBY. CHRISTOPHER 6C HARDWOOD ACRES STORRS 966 MBMCAL FHARMACY. INC. LAKE RD. COLUMBIA 1100 COLBY. ELIZABETH 24 ELIZABETH LANE TOLLAND 207 MB.VILLE. ANDREWS MASON 8T., RFD 1 B14 COVENTRY 090 COLCA. PATRICK 40A QUALITY AVE SOMER8VILLE 266 MBTON.JOHN 62VOLPtnO. BOLTON 199 D OWNER □ SON/DAUGHTER Bv Dorothy Gast McMorris, the center’s assistant CONNELL NANCY 194 LAKE n o ANDOVER 066 MIKALAU8KAS. JOBBH 112 W. SHORE RD. aUNGTON ••1 Weekly Specials • yourself CONWAY. ALISON EROONt RD COLUMBIA 519 M iU B l ANDREW 10D BARBARA MANR. W. WILLINGTON 966 The Associated Press director. “ Severai abduction cases COOK. ROBERT 219 SEPARATIST RD STORRS 476 MfTCHBX. JA M B 21CKNOUWOOD ACR. BTORRB 619 □ HUSBAND/WIFE □ NIECE/NEPHEW Tu esd ay: Buy 1 Large Pizza, get small mozzerella Free CORMIER. ROBERT 16H HIGHLAND ROCKVILLE 928 MOORES. GORDON 012 HEBRON RO. BOLTON 404 have occurred with children on CRAIG, KAREN 60B QUALITY AVE. 80MER8VILLE 412 M 08H B . DONALD 29 MANSFIELD APT& BTORRB 942 n OTHER ROANOKE, Va. — A computer their way to school.” CRONAN. KATHLEEN U'200 UCONN STORRS 966 NASH, BURCE RFD 2. RT. 90 ROCKVIUE 037 W ednesday; All you can eat pasta night » 5 .0 0 CUMMINGS. JAMES 67 VILLAGE ST. ROCKVILLE 399 NASH. PAMRA RFD 2. RT. 90 ROCKVIUE 097 at William Fieming High Schooi Virginia’s law went into effect OABLAIN. MARK B17 CRYSTAL SPRING MERROW 960 NBCKOWITZ. HOWARD 6C CARRIAGE HOUSE BTORRB 996 Mail to: UNCLAIMED PROPERTY DIVISION running your DANIEL. MILTON 110 EAST MAIN 8T. STAFFORD 261 NBHL MODENA GRISTMILL RO. HBRON 940 dials a parent’s telephone and this schooi year, and officiais T h u rs d a y : Chicken Parmigiana • 5 .5 0 DAVEY. DENNIS 19 8. RIVER RD. W. WILLINOTON 867 NEWUGENT. JOHN BOX 163 COVENTRY 006 Treasury Department says, "Your son or daughter was DERRICO. ROBERT 957 SHORE DR. COVENTRY 966 NEI8TEM8KJ. DIANA 219 W. MAIN ST. HEBRON 90S haven’t reported any cases where Veal Marsala • 6 .7 5 DEYOUNG. ROGER CARRIAGE HOUSE AP. STORRS 066 MVI80N. MRVYN W. SHORE RD. aUNGTON •SO State of Connecticut not in school for the second period. an absence turned out to be an DIONNE. DEBORAH 160 MAIN ST 80MER8VILLE 694 NORTON. KRLY 3A CARRIAQ HOUSE BTORRB •66 F rid a y ; Chicken Cordon Bleu DORSEY. ROBERT HINKLE MAE OR. COVENTRY 914 NUE8A. LETiaCA RENWOOO APT. STORRS •66 20 Trinity Street If you arc unaware of this absence, abduction. Many large districts • 5 .5 0 DOUCETTE. RAYMOND C /O MRS. F. HILL. PI ROCKVILLE 199 OVRIEN. ROBBT JO N B ST. AMSTON OSS ow n OUELL. CHRISTOPHER 174 MILE HILL RD. TOLLAND 629 OT4ARA. VINCENT 96 THORNWOOO TERR. STAFFORD SPRINGS •so Hartford. Connecticut 06106 Liver & Onions please call your son’s or daugh­ already were contacting parents of • 4 .9 5 0U88AULT. ROBERT BROCK HALL STORRS 966 OBRIER RITA ORCHARD H IU EST. COVENTRY 022 ter’s dean or assistant principai.” absentees, particularly in high ERTEL. MARLY 21 KING ST. VERNON 022 06TROUT. ALVIN EL8MERE RD AMSTON S99 S aturday: 21 KINO ST. ROCKVIUE 047 OWEN. PAMRA 161 MAIN ST. N STAFFORD •17 Chicken Cacciatore • 5 .5 0 ERTLE MARY “Owners of abandoned property need not pay a finder's Originally designed to combat schools, to improve attendance. E8CHE. DANA SHODDY MILL RD ANDOVER 027 PALLAY. ALLAN HARDWOOD ACRES 3A STORRS •6S Fried Clams • 5 .5 0 E8CHNER, ROBERT SCHOOL ST. COVENTRY 966 PALMB. JASON HURLBURT RO. TOLLAND 079 fee to anyone to claim what is rightfully theirs." truancy, such computer systems The new law has prompted those EVANS. R. PARKER BRIDGE B91 ANDOVER 660 PATTEN. STANLEY 60HANY LN. VERNON •36 all dinnen terved ivIlA tide of potto, talad, bread and butter business. EVANS. JAMES 7A CARRIAGE HOUSE STORRS 966 PAWLUK. NICHOLAS 14 KING ROCKVIUE 1162 MM now are helping schoois in Roa­ districts to expand their proce­ EWEN, JOHN 16>F BARBARA MANR. W. WILLINOTON 066 PBRY. BHARLB4E -CONERO. HBRON •S4 If you've been thinking abuui earning aome money, FAHIE CECCaiA ASHFORD 309. BXU20 STORRS •66 PORRL ROBERT 109 WH.UNOTON OK STORRS 61S SHEA. CAROL •OS Gu Rl e y u h u d c k . STORRS S6i0 dures, whiie some smail ones are 3 0 0 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST / MANCHESTER, CT. / PHONE 6 4 3 -8 6 7 8 SHEA. JAYNE PO BO X 104 TALCOTTVILLE 047 noke and other Virginia cities you might want to consider coming to work for FARR. DORIS CRANE RD. ELLINGTON 6S2 POTTER. MARILYN I ts FDtENCE RO. STAFFORD 8PMNG8 098 setting up systems for making FAULKNER. GORDON BOX 44 VERNON 194 POTTER. ELBA S3 CHARTER RO. ROCKVIUE •06 SIM. ROBERT 60 F O R U T RO STORRS •66 comply with a new state iaw this newspaper as a carrier. FELDMAN. EDWARD 42 SPRING HILL STORRS 619 PRITCHARD. STEVEN SB TONOER08EN RD. VERNON 4t1 8TAUB. CHANTAL UCONN GRAD RES G STORRS 986 designed to give authorities a jump calls for the first time. FERGUSON, ROGER RT. 0 COLUMBIA 066 PR08ERT. SUSAN THOMPSON HILL RD. COLUMBIA 06S 8TERNB. KEVM RFO STORRS 117 Ifs a lot like being In business for yourself. You do FETTERBARGER. LINDA 1S-0 CORNELL RD. STORRS 066 PUBLISHING VERNON PO BOX 220 VERNON 400 STEVB480N, MARK I IC H B E Y DR. STORRS •SS Officiais are encouraging par­ STINSON. WESLEY 66 C H B E Y DR. STORRS on chiid abductions. Each schooi is some selling. You deliver the product. You collect FITZGERALD. MAUREEN 2SA KNOLLWOOD APT. STORRS 966 PUQLI8I. DIANA 194 LAKE RO. ANDOVB lee •68 ents to call school if they know FOREIGN AUTO BARN II. INC. 970 HARTFORD TPKE. VERNON 666 QUIGLEY. JOHN 12 NORTHVIEW DR. ROCKVILLE 017 STRANGE LILA RO 1. SCHOOL RO. BOLTON 047 required to notify the parents of all the money, and keep your records up to date. FORTIN. LINDA 19 MEADOW no. BOLTON 266 RAPP. DOUGLAS •66 TOLCOTTVILLE VERNON 049 8TROU8AHL. MARTHA 70 8NIP8IC L K L RD a U N G T O N 04S absent children each day, unless a their child will be absent. We show you the ropes, but after that you’re FOTINDE8. JAMES UNV. PIZZA. UCONN STORRB •17 READ. EOWM R-ltOU-200 STORRS •60 BURETTE. KIMBERLY 20 WHITE OAK #4B STORRB 96S FRIEDMAN. HARRY WALDEN APTS 96 W. WILLINOTON •66 REDMOND. DEBORAH 9SB BIRCH RO STORRS •60 SWEENEY. H a E N 21 SUNSET RO. a U N G T O N B 2 parent has already called the Don Sutton, supervisor for edu­ on your own most of the time. FRISINA. JOHN BEAR SWAMP RD ANOOVER 027 REID. BETH RFD 4. OLD POST RO. ROCKVILLE 076 TAUBMAN. U L IO T BOX7S STORRS 133 ------GARDNER, MICHAEL RFD 1. BOX 190 MANSFIELD CTR •26 RROO. VAN 2S7 BOMBS AVE aUNGTON •17 THIBODEAU. ROLAND 49 HIGH BT. ROCKVILLE 1SS3 school. cational systems at Roanoke BOX 966 STORRS 966 REMMB. HDIRY A 410 GRAD DORM STORRS •66 THORN. ROBERT 60 C H B E Y OR STORRS •6 6 You learn a lot about how to handle various GAYLE. MELBA TIBNEY. JAMES GEER. JAMES SOUTH RD. - 8 RDO AP BOLTON 027 REYNOLDS. EDNA RO 1. FLANB8 RO. COVENTRY 1108 313 N. EAGLEVILLE STORRS •SS schools, said computers are used things... people, money, sometimes dogs. TIZIAM. LAURA Legislatures in Alabama. Colo­ GailTC. DEBORAH 990 8TORR8 RO. MANSFIELD 966 REYNOLUB. CHARLB 4BTAND(8HRD. aUNQTON S4t •0 0 BUCKLEY HWY. STAFFORD 466 to make calls only in the high QHOSHAL. RABINDRA U-92. BOX 97 STORRS 966 REYNOLDS, CURTI8 129 WK.UNGTON OK STORRS SIS TORMEY. BRIAN 60 KNOUWOOO ACRE STORRS •SS But, most of alt, you learn how to handle TORRANT. KENNETH rado, Massachussetts, Montana yourself. And that’s good to know, GIANATTI. LAWRENCE 269 HIGH 8T. COVENTRY 966 RICK, JOBSPHINE 61 WEST ST. ROCKVIUE 421 ROBOX 24SJrr COLUMBIA 268 schools, where enrollment is high G IN O aE . RICHARD 39 WEEKS TRAIL PK. STORRS 499 RIEDEL. DAVE) 61 LYMAN RO. BOLTON ••• TOTH. LUCILLE RFD2 STAFFORD •24 and Rhode Island have joined whatever you plan to do In life. GIORDANO, WILLIAM 36 MOUNTAIN ST. ROCKVILLE 1999 AOBBBOIL-ODNALD OGILEAO ST. HEBRON s t a TfMNGALE DENIBE WOODS LN. COVENTRY •SS enough to make it financially TRIPATHI. BURENDRA U110UCON GIRARD S BUCKLEY PARTNERSHIP 166 UNION ST. VERNON 117 ROBINSON. JUUA MB.ROSE RO. ELLINGTON ^ 1246 STORRS 619 Virginia in passing schooi callback When you need to advertise, GLEASON. VIRGINIA 59 W. MAIN ST. ROCKVILLE 132 ROGBIB. VINCENT. COSTELLO Cia STORRS TYREE. GEORGE RFD t CRYSTAL LK ROCKVIUE le s practical. District employees are Interested? Call our 1I3S U-LRICH. CAROL laws, said Janet Kosid of the circulation department, GLEOHILL. ARTHUR 4 WOOOLAWN APTS. MANSFIELD 619 ROMM. NADINE UCONN STORRS tss 196 MILE HILL FAR TOLLAND 3S9 calling parents in middle and nothing works like Classified! GLIDDEN. RICHARD 67 LAURA OR. HEBRON 996 ROBCOe. DOUGLAS 96WILUNOTON OAK STORRS •ss UMCA CHURCH BASKETBALL Nationai Center for Missing and or stop by In person. GOLDBERG. RI8A BOX 40 STORRB 906 ROUSE. MILO CARRIAGE HILL DR. TOUAND B2S LEAGUE 28 WEST RO. ROCKVIUE 132 elementary schools. Roanoke’s GOUDA. MOU8TAFA UCONN DEPT. OF MET. STORRB 966 ROWE. LORRAINE LUCHON RD. W. WILLINOTON •86 VALENTIN. JENNY RT 1. LKIQB4ERE M A N B F iaO 969 Exploited Children. Legislation is Msybe we can go Into GRANT, LLOYD LOUREL POND tB2 MANSFIELD DEPOT 966 RUSSRL. HAROLD BARBARA MNR. E19 W. WIUINOTON 600 VAP«OEBE^ RANI PO BO X 3S STORRS 919 enrollment is 14,510. Dial 643-2711 VIR8NIEK8. H B M IN E business together. GREENE. KEVIN 00BROOK8IDE LN. MANSFIELD 117 RYJOCH. STANLEY POBOX 196 SOMER8VILLE 021 161 UNION BT. ROCKVIUE 037 being considered in Illinois, New In Cumberland County, where GRIFFIN, CLARENCE RFO 1.HURL6URT RD. ROCKVIUE 914 SALOVITZ. DAVE) BARBARA MANOR 9B7 W. WtLUNQTON •SS VOLPE. RICHARD ft4IBHWIOIIILLRO. STORRS ••• Jersey, New York and Utah. GRIMONDO. LEONARA RR 1. BOX Z7SA COVfMTRY 966 8ANOHAM. JA M B DEE PARK tOOA W. WILLINOTON •ss WALKB. CMRIE M O O BM BAO O W RD. W. W IU IN O TO N OSS the enrollment is 1,450, school UCONN. BOX 961 STORRS •66 8CARLATO. JOHN 117 VERNON RO. BOLTON •ss WALLACE. O O M IS 30 NYE BT. #106 ROCKVIUE. 043 647-9946 OUARE. PETER WATTS ROBERT 047 The Adam Walsh Child Resource GUERRERA. M IC H A a 91 WALDEN APTS. W. WILLINOTON 619 SCHUTZ. ALAN RT 44-A. BOX 97 MANBFtaODBOT 043 RTSS EAOLEVIUE employees are making all the calls 124 NORTHWOOD RD. STORRS 966 SCHWARTZ. GARY 113 WOODLAND BT. c o v e rrR Y •68 WWATLEY. BRADFORD Ifti RAINBOW T B R VERNON •70 ^ACARRIER.The big fob you can handle. HACKETT. FRANCIS WR.UAMB. LAW RBiCE 28S Center in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., themselves, said Assistant Super­ HARGROVE. OEOROE 4 DOBSON RD. VERNON 120 SCHWARZrbONALO C/O UNIV. OF CONN BTORRB SS4 t a i WHITNEY HALL STORRS 91 HAMPDEN RO SOMERS 007 SCHWARZ. DONALD BTORRS UNIVERSITY BTORRB lOft WILUAM8. BESS WOOOHAVEN PK 9130 BTORRS oas has been advocating such laws. HARRIS. KATHY WIBAUBKY. EILEN 132 intendent Pauline DePew. That’s HEMMERLE. BENO RFO 9 VERNON 660 SCHWARZ. DONALD UNIV. OF CONN STORRB ROOSEVELT MANOR STORRS 22 MT. HOPE APT. MANSFIELD CTR 412 SCRIBNDI, DAVE) POBOX3S STORRB •SS WOLF. SUSAN ISC BIRCH RO. STORRS •60 “ If you have a child who rides the HERRON, HOLLY WORONICK. NANCY been manageable so far, she said, HIOOENS. BRIAN RFD 1. LONDON RD. HEBRON 1989 8INCAVAQ8. JOSBH lOWINOBORAVE ROCKVIUB 314 A L B O P B .R M m STORRS S99 bus or waiks to school and never ilanrl|PBtpr HpralJi U200 BOX 9Se. UCONN STORRS 619 8ENTEIO. JOHN HUNTRD. COLUMBIA 086 YOUNOOAIC. CURTIS 80CRBBTRIOOBOR. VERNON S46 but officials are concerned about HIJAZI. NABa ZWfRUNG. JEANNE HILL. CRAIG 660 STORRB RD. MANSFIELD 966 SHARON. MICHAfi. 10ft SOUTH BT. ROCKVIUB 373 BROWNS RO. STORRS makes it, the parents don’t find out accomplishing the task during the i- a J k until six hours later.” said Sharon Manrlfpfitpr Upralft first big flu outbreak. • - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 13, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, J«" 13, — 7_ Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher Douglas A. Beyins, Managing Editor. James P. Sacks. City Editor! Carter calls for cool toward Libya o p iN io n ing the spirit of the Camp David "The first and easiest solution is By Elizabeth Ricci accords. Carter said, referring to United Press international to blast the terrorists off the face of the earth,” Carter said. “ Presi­ the Middle Elast peace agreement dent Reagan’s actions have been reached between former Egyptian THE PRESIPEHT WANTS A LIST OF '‘ S T O C K BOSTON — Former President President Anwar Sadat and Jimmy Carter claims President moderate and well advised.” How­ Disaster plans GOVERNMENT ASSETS THAT CAN M UST SO , ever be said the administration former Israeli Prime Minister Reagan’s verbal sparring with Menachem Begin under Carter’s 6E SOLR TO THE PRIVATE SECTOR Libyan leader Col. Moammar should also “ speak softly, which is 'mipple ^ st Jack something we have not done.” direction. X'M WORKING CONGRESS... Khadafy only serves to elevate won’t do much ON \T NOW Anderson Khadafy’s prestige and help his Reagan last week cut commer­ “ I TH IN K that part of the propaganda war against the Uni­ cial ties with Libya, froze Libyan problem is that our own adminis­ ted States. government assets in the United tration has not been willing to “ In general, Khadafy is playing, States and ordered the estimated address the Middle East peace by themselves perhaps very effectively, a propa­ 1,500 Americans working in Libya problem at the highest level on a ganda game, making himself look to leave by Feb. 1. The president consistent basis,” he said. like a small David playing against also described Khadafy as “ flaky” a U.S. Goliath and being treated and “ a barbarian.” The “ differences are so deep and A requirement that utility companies file almost like an equal in American Carter said the United States the animosiites so longstanding disaster plans with the state and with the towns Spy behind responses,” Carter said Sunday at would fare better in world politics that I don’t think they’re ever they serve would be a good first step toward a news conference before address- by presenting evidence of Rea­ going to make any progress on preventing a recurrence of the bad - ing the Northeastern Retail Lum­ gan’s charge that Libya has been their own,” Carter said. communications that irked some local officials bermen’s Association. involved in terrorist actions. Pollard caught Since his defeat by Reagan in the and residents after Hurricane Gloria struck “ When the leader of a super­ H O tP i t / NOT CONGRESS/ THE PDUTICAI ACTION COMMITTEES " I f President Reagan has any 1980 election, Carter has written Connecticut in September. power like our own country starts a CONiaRESS IS NCfT FOR S A L E / ALREAPY HAVE TTON LAYAWAY verbal debate with a person like real evidence that Libya is being two books and said he and his wife Nazi Eichmann Khadafy, it escalates his impor­ JIMMY CARTER used as a training point for are working on a third. “ I have no The requirement was one of several measures tance and even his attractiveness . . . "ignore Khadafy” terrorism or if he can identify plans ever to run.again for public recommended in a report released last week by terrorists involved, I think he office,” he said. WASHINGTON — Among the espionage cases and esteem among many people the General Assembly’s Energy and Public throughout the world and gives CARTER PRAISED REAGAN ought to make this information that shook the Washington establishment last Carter has spent the last four Utilities Committee, which is seeking to ensure him a forum that has won him a for not taking military acton in the public.” year, none was more surprising than the years teaching at Emory Univer­ that utilities and towns work together to help clear tremendous political victory in wake of last month’s terrorist Carter said active involvement revelation that Jonathan Jay Pollard, a Navy by top American officials is sity in Atlanta, where he founded streets and restore power in future emergencies recent weeks,” Carter said. attacks in Rome and Vienna that intelligence analyst, had been spying for Israel. essential to any possible resolution the Carter Center. He also con­ such as ice storms or hurricanes. “ The best way to cramp Khad­ left 19 people dead. The adminstra- After first denying that Pollard had been afy’s style is not to treat him as an tion has accused Khadafy of of problems in the volatile Middle tinues to run his peanut farm in Plains. Ga., and travels around the furnishing them with secrets, embarrassed Israeli equal through verbal debate helping the terrorists responsible East. "There is some hope” of renew­ country on speaking engagements. While certainly worthwhile, the filing officials admitted the charges and allowed U.S. across the ocean.” for the airport attacks. requirement and other proposed orders affecting investigators to interrogate the Israeli Embassy utility companies will not be enough unless they © la s s ’ personnel involved. A first for Rhode Island are accompanied by cooperation from those with The mystery man behind the Pollard caper was UPl photo whom the utilities must work. Connecticut’s towns a swashbuckling super-spy, Rafi Eitan (not to be and cities must play an active role in the disaster Washington Window confused with the form er chief of staff of the South African Bishop Desmond Tutu tips his hat to preparation process if problems such as those that Israeli arm y, Rafael E ita n ). He has served his supporters Sunday as he leaves St. Joseph’s Plaza in Judge’s ‘friends’ spur ouster attempt came in Gloria’s aftermath are to be avoided. country effectively in the shadowy world of Newark, N.J., after condemning violence caused by his espionage and covert operations for over 35 years. country’s system of segregation before an overflow By Michael J. Spataro clothing store that one detective of Representatives. chauffeur for now-deceased organ­ When the Energy and Public Utilities President gets more popular Those who know Eitan well assured us that he crowd. With him is his daughter, Naomi Tutu-Seavers of United Press International called a "crime palace.” The legislation was bipartisan ized crime kingpin Raymond L.S. Committee held hearings on the performance of would never intentionally harm the United States, and is supported by many of the Patriarca, A year later, then Hartford. She will seek to bring a "Sun City” concert to Bevilacqua said Barbato was a the state’s utilities during the Sept. 27 storm, it or deliberatly endanger U.S.-Israeli cooperation. PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Joseph personal friend of 20 years. friends he made during his ll-year attorney general Julius Michael- son investigated allegations first heard widely conflicting testimony from But he is an Israeli patriot first, and has never the city. Bevilacqua, the embattled chief tenure in the General Assembly. made in 1964 that Bevilacqua took municipal officials about the way Northeast without changing in substance shrunk from using extreme methods to achieve justice of Rhode Island's Supreme THE CHIEF JUSTICE, who is The action marks the first time the Legislature will exercise its stolen money for harboring a Utilities reacted to the storm. Court, has two sets of old “ friends” married and has three grown his goals, regardless of legal or diplomatic fugitive in his basement. Michael- — those who have gotten him into children, was also seen at a impeachment powers under the niceties. In this case, he was after technological son said inconsistent testimony uplifted Americans who tell him government positions who have Tutu’s daughter cites 22 years of trouble and those ready wholesale food warehouse owned state’s 144-year-old constitution. “ We found our communications with your office By Helen Thomas information that he felt was vital to Israel’s made prosecution of the case they now feel good about tried to circumscribe the civil to impeach him. by convicted felon Dino Content!. "In all the years I ’ve been here, I were superb, that your response to our concerns security. q themselves. rights laws put on the books in the Bevilacqua’s previous job as a Police said the judge backed his never thought we would ever see impossible. WASHINGTON - President That same year, the FBI was spe^y and effective,” the town manager of He has the ability to turn a ‘60s. Reagan opposed the Voting IT’S NOT W IDELY KNOWN, but the diminutive > top criminal defense lawyer station wagon up to a dock and any type of impeachment resolu­ Reagan is riding high in the slim hope for peace claimed it had transcripts of taped Avon wrote to NU. The West Hartford school phrase: “ Make my day.” And a Rights Act and Civil Rights law Eitan was the person responsible for one of Israeli brought him into contact with another man loaded several boxes tion,” said House Speaker Mat­ popularity polls — unprecedented conversations in the 1960s between superintendent wrote to an NU district manager: some of New England’s best- into the station wagon, but no thew Smith. for a second-term chief executive good sense of humor, wisecracking during the LBJ years, and appar­ intelligence’s most famous coups; the tracking, ^ Hartford for 11 months. A graduate “ I personally want to thank you for your excellent Bv Linda Stowell known criminals and mobsters. As money changed hands. LAST YEAR, Bevilacqua served Patriarca and Bevilacqua that in recent times. at his detractors. ently still does. capture and kidnapping of Nazi war criminal : Berea College in Berea. Ky. and were made during an illegal communication with me.” The Associated Press former speaker of the Rhode Bevilacqua was also photo­ a four-month unpaid leave of He also has gained dramatically Most of all he has what any Adolph Eichmann in Buenos Aires 25 years ago. the University of Kentucky, she is bugging of Patriarca’s office. In He very reluctantly signed the Island House, he became friends graphed leaving a Smithfield absence and was publicly censured in job performance ratings with politician, or anyone else needs — The operation was undeniably illegal, and caused now a staff associate for a 1973. while speaker of the House. Voting Rights Extension Act and HARTFORD — The daughter of with many of the same lawmakers motel three times in 1983, twice by the Commission on Judicial But when the Office of Legislative Research luck. development corporation. Tutu- Bevilacqua wrote a letter to the women and blacks, according to a the legislation establishing a na­ an outcry from the Argentine government. - Bishop Desmond Tutu said Sunday who now want him to impeach him with a Rhode Island woman and Tenure and Discipline. His conduct Seavers is co-chairwoman for the state Parole Board on Patriarca’s surveyed 13 towns in Southeastern Connecticut, it New York Times-CBS poll. tional holiday in honor of Martin Eitan’s mentor, Issar Harel, chief of Israeli she fears the white minority from the bench. once with a Massachusetts woman has also brought him before the DURING HIS PRESIDENCY. Bishop Tutu Refugee Fund. She behalf while he was serving time found some very different responses. Deputy White House press secre­ Luther King. intelligence at the time, told the story of hte leadership in South Africa may be When Bevilacqua gave up his — and never registered at the President’s Commission on Organ­ the Democratic Party as a force and her husband, who teaches for murder and conspiracy. He tary l^ rry Speakes attributed Eichmann capture in a book, “ The House on overthrown in a bloody civil war, law practice and the powerful office before or after the one-hour ized Crime. has become almost non-existent, adult education, often give urged the board to grant the mob Montville’s first selectman was given four Reagan’s high approval to the Temporarily shelved is an ad­ Garibaldi Street” (a reference to Eichmann’s instead of through peaceful speakership in 1976 to become the visits. In 1976, Bevilacqua was investi­ although there are individual speeches on the problems in South godfather the same consideration emergency numbers by NU long before Gloria, “ improving economy” and his ministration proposal to repeal the negotiations. state’s top judge, he vowed to set The newspaper reported the gated for performing a marriage house). Harel identified the agent-in-charge only Africa. it would give any other prisoner. "successful” summit meeting Democrats, including House affirmative action executive “ After being there, it’s hard to be aside “ old friendships and motel was owned at the time by ceremony for Joseph Badway a but got no answers when he tried to use them after by his code-name, Gabi, but our associate Lucette ; “ I do the speaking basically to with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba­ Speaker Thomas O’Neill, who still order, signed in the Nixon adminis­ optimistic about a peaceful causes.” men linked to drug smuggling and the storm. Officials of several other towns say Lagnado has learned that he was, in fact, Eitan. try to raise awareness about chev in Geneva last November. sometimes win the day tration, setting timetables for cnange,” said Naom i Tutu- Surveillance photographs taken a large gambling syndicate. they got no em ergency numbers until three days Gabi-Eitan was put in charge of the Eichmann what’s going on in South Africa,” Another factor is that Reagan federal hiring of women and Seavers. “ There is a lot of anger in 1983 and 1984 by the state police “ Chief Justice Joseph Bevilac­ after the storm hit. Certainly Reagan has been able she said. “ Just the fact that I think enjoys being president. No sweat. minorities, particularly blacks. mission, and he supervised every detail, from now, especially among the young and the Providence Journal- qua has allegedly engaged in to grasp victory out of the jaws of more and more people are becom­ For him, it is not the “ splendid setting up the safe house and tracking Eichmann’s ^ people, and things are very tense. Bulletin proved otherwise. conduct ... (that) has brought his WEIGHT WATCHERS” near defeat in the case of tax ing interested in what’s going on in In Manchester, officials complained that misery” that Thomas Jefferson But in the world that Reagan has every move to snatching him on the streets of ' The vast majority of young people Bevilacqua. 67, the son of an judicial office into serious disre­ revision and other programs. He South Africa means we’re having Northeast Utilities failed to tell town crews depicted, or the "loneliest job in promoted, the government is a suburban Buenos Aires and smuggling him out of ; see no hope for a peaceful Italian immigrant grocer, was pute ... therefore be it resolved, also has shown a resiliency and a an impact.” quickly which downed wires were dead so that the world.” roadblock. You make it on your the country to Israel. Eichmann was hanged after solution.” seen visiting convicted felon Ro­ that Joseph Bevilacqua shall be willingness to compromise when it Her father, an outspoken critic of fallen trees and other debris could be safely He has the whole world in his own. Or you don’t. a show trial that revealed him as the unrepentant ' ’Tutu-Seavers returned Friday bert Barbato 17 times in 1984. His impeached in accordance with makes the difference between from a two-week trip to South apartheid and 1984 Nobel Peace removed. A water pumping station on Highland hands, delegating the unpleasant technician who arranged for the transportation of > car was spotted at an auto body Articles X and XI of the Constitu­ defeat and victory. Africa. During an interview with Prize winner, has a “ calming tion of the State of Rhode Island,” Street was without power for three days, despite duties of firing appointees to Helen Thomas covers the White shop owned by another man linked "What's all this about lame millions of European Jews to the Nazi death The Associated Press on Sunday, influence on black South Afri­ others. In fact, he rarely meets House (or United Press Interna­ to organized crime, and he was read a one-page resolution intro­ pleas from town officials for its restoration. duckery,” asked Reagan with a camps. she said, “ There’s a new breed of cans,” she said. Tutu began a duced last week in the state House with the men that he appoints to tional. seen entering a Barbato-owned teasing smile when he held a Another Nazi fugitive on Gabi-Eitan’s list was black South African youth who say three-week tour of the United One can conclude from the contradictory belated ceremony to celebrate the serve in high office. And men they Dr. Josef Mengele, the notorious “ Angel of the only people who will liberate us States last week in Hartford and responses of town officials that where a strong enactment of the Gramm-Rudman mostly are. Death” who decided whether Jews at Auschwitz are ourselves.” will return Friday for a series of desire to communicate and cooperate exists, a balanced budget law. Reagan has found few places for were gassed immediateiy or consigned to the “ I believe in my lifetime I will speeches and appearances. Prosecutor’s associate women in top policy jobs. He means will be found. Likewise, it seems that good Letters policy living hell of his quack genetic experiments. live in a free South Africa and I wili TUTU-SEAVERS SAID she communications won’t happen without the desire, IT IS TRUE that he Is still foreclosed any foreign |X)licy job The Manchester Herald wel­ be able to raise my children in a for the dissident former U.N. IN FACT, while Eichmann was being “ worries about his safety a little.” even with the appropriate machinery in place. showing some clout. And there is comes original letters to the free South Africa, but how it draws year in prison no question that he was able to Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, interrogated in the Buenos Aires safe house, one of (apartheid) will end...after being "W e’re used to the threatening who left the administration, decry­ editor. there, it’s hard to be optimistic.” letters and telephone calls,” she As the committee said, it is important that round up those last-minute crucial the key bits of information the Israelis pried out of Kelly said. “ Hopefully, the mes­ Letters should be b rief and to said. “ But for all we know there’s a WATERBURY (UPI) - An utilities file plans where municipal officials can votes on tax reform by threatening ing the sexism she found. He also him was M engele’s address in Argentina. To the “ White South Africans have a lot sage there for the public now is that had his top aides like chief of staff the point. They should be typed to lose,” she said. “ With the kind of possibility that one of those people associate of a former state prosec­ readily see them and keep them updated as not to campaign for reluctant Israelis’ chagrin, however, the address was cold; will carry out a threat. It’s not utor accused of accepting bribes the judicial system is important. Republican congressmen this Donald Regan shunt Health and or neatly handwritten, and, for M engele had m oved about two months earlier. wealth and privilege they have, no You can’t lie to it and you can’t circumstances change. one is going to wake up one day and something we let control our lives. has drawn a one-year prison year. Human Services Secretary Mar­ ease in editing, should be double­ After taking Eichmann to Israel, Eitan returned tamper with it or you’re going to say, ‘OK, now we’re going to have He doesn’t let it control his.” sentence in the cpse. But a great deal of the burden must fall on the But that is in the arsenal of any garet Heckler aside, shipping her spaced. Letters must be signed ja il.” to South America to continue the search for m ^ority rule,” ’ she said. Tutu-Seavers will meet Satur­ Leigh Waters Si-., the owner of a municipalities themselves. If they fail to keep president seeking to get his way — off to Ireland as ambassador. with name, address and daytime Kelly said Waters, a Thomaston Mengele. His team of agents finally located the Dressed in a pink jogging outfit, day with Steve Van Zandt, the rock Naugatuck bar, pleaded guilty utilities informed of changes in locations of such to use all the ammunition he has. telephone number (for doctor in a well-protected hideout in Paraguay. musician who brought together Oct. 18 to one count each of perjury resident, became a witness for the IN TERMS OF WOMEN and Tutu-Seavers sat in her sparse state after his arrest in April and vital facilities as water pumping stations, any Reagan has some attributes that verification). With characteristic coolness, Eitan weighed the apartment with her husband, more than 50 performers to record and tampering with a witness. blacks, if the polls are true, had contributed information that plans filed by the utilities will soon become have served him well. He is odds of a successful attack on the villa and Corbin Seavers, and said she “ will the “ Sun City” song protesting The sentencing Friday marks Reagan has not reciprocated. The Herald reserves the right led to McDonald’s second arrest in meaningless. detached, above the fray. His decided they were too great; There was a continue to hope and struggle for a apartheid. The two will discuss the conclusion of a grand jury Although his daughter, Maureen to edit letters in the interests of arranging a benefit concert for investigation. May on additional felony counts. mistakes are quickly forgotten as substantial chance of failure, and even if the peaceful end” to apartheid. Under Most importantly, utility officials must consult he maneuvers out of a political Reagan, was an ardent supporter brevity, clarity and taste. June 16th. the 10th anniversary of Former Waterbury prosecutor Waters, 51, originally testified at Israeli commando team could overpower apartheid, the system of enforced municipal officials immediately after a storm so jam. He has a winning personality, for the Equal Rights Amendment, racial segregation, about 5 million the outbreak of the Soweto upris­ Arthur McDonald pleaded guilty to two appearances before the grand Address letters to: Open Fo­ Mengele’s Paraguayan guards, it would be a that vital facilities receive priority for the smiling, waving, invoking a John the president gave it the back of his whites rule over 24 million voteless ing, the worst racial violence in six counts of bribe receiving in the jury that he had never paid restoration of power and so town crews can find Wayne "all is right with the world” hand. rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. bloody operation. The plan was dropped. blacks. South A frica’s history. Tutu- case and is serving a two-year McDonald to fix cases. And he also out where it is safe to remove downed trees. image. His super patriotism has He also has appointed men in top Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. Seavers said she hopes the concert prison term as a result of the eventually confessed to having Ga$ attack MEANWHILE ON SUNDAY, will be in Hartford. investigation. urged another witness to say he Chester Crocker, assistant secre­ “ We’ll try to get as many artists “ I ’m sure everybody is happy knew nothing about McDonald’s Free Registration Congressional opponents of President Reagan’s tary of state for African affairs, as possible to come here,” she it’s over,” Chief State’s Attorney taking bribes. plans to produce deadly nerve gas and other said. “ The song ‘Sun City’ has John J. Kelly said after the toured Johannesburg’s black “ The bottom line here is that chemical weapons are trying some new tactics to townships after Ample Mayisa, a made a lot of young people aware sentencing in Waterbury Superior Save $13 Men dominate Social Security system of what’s going on in South Africa. Court. Waters attempted — out of false block the funds he wants to add to the $27 million black activist who was to be one of Weight Watchers* introduces a revoiutionary This concert will be a memorial to “ It’s not a happy day for the loyalty — to help someone else, already appropriated. They’ve got evidence that his hosts, was killed by political the children who were killed in judicial system to see a prosecutor which is equally criminal and idea in weight ioss—freedom of choice. WASHINGTON — For many years, most shows the binary artillery shells are not, as has rivals. foolish,” Kelly said. that m arriage is an equal economic partnership Tutu-Seavers, 25, has lived, in 1976.” selling justice on a daily basis,” Enjoy a party, or dine out with friends, breadwinners were male, and the Social Security and that assets accumulated during marriage — been claimed, harmless until the two ingredients or satisfy a sweet tooth, now and then system was based on that fact. Although this is no including Social Security earnings credits — are combined. One of the two chemicals, called with the New Quick Start Plus Program. longer true, Social Security still reflects this view should be divided equally between spouses, DF, could cause a Bhopal-style disaster in this — and, as a result, the system penalizes working Robert country if it leaked out of manufacturing plants in So join by January 25 for only $7, and regardless of how they choose to allocate Veteran from Simsbury finally gets star women, especially those in two-income families. homemaking and bread-winning responsibilities.” concentrated doses. Opponents also argue that the savor a richer iifestyle whiie you It’s widely agreed that these distinctions should Wagman United States already has enough chemical subtract the pounds. end, yet the cost of ending gender discrimination artillery shells to nerve-gas most of the Soviet can troops to drop their weapons. Under some of the other plans presented, some EAST GRANBY (U PI) — Daniel “ I told him not to bother, but he jungle was totally gone.” is so astronomical that it might threaten Social Union. “ The first 10 days of captivity on people would have gotten less than they’d get Crowley spent 42 months as a said he was going to get it for me Crowley was then captured by Corregidor were the worse,” he Security’s solvency. under the current system. One plan was designed Japanese prisoner of war and 40 and now I ’m going to get it,” the Japanese following Gen. Jon ™'NEW ____ _ Wainwright’s order for the Ameri- recalled. Social Security penalizes women in a number of to equalize benefits for one- and two-eam er Qu’aat-ca qua c’aat? years later his bravery was Crowley said. Lee also presented ways. For example, most elderly women, The French secret service, which got caught in the medal to Crowley. QUICKSnART^^© couples with the same earnings; it would provide remembered by awarding him PROGFIAM* particularly widows, get lower benefits than do higher benefits for 37 percent of elderly couples by the fatal bombing of the anti-nuclear protest ship with a belated Bronze Star for Crowley began his service in the Army Air Corps on the Bataan men or couples. those of a two-income couple in which both 2030, and lower benefits for 44 percent. Those with Rainbow Warrior, has evidentiy been out of combat duty in Bataan and SALE JAN. 14-18 Pennisula in the Philippines, but a Divorced spouses also face problems. spouses had the same total earnings. control for some time. Our intelligence sources Corregidor. the highest benefits would be more likely to profit massive attack by the Japanese Form erly, they received nothing. Now a spouse Crowley, a resident of Simsbury vi:-- at OPEN: The process of eliminating this difference is from the change. o say the French counterspy agency in 1981 spread which began Dec. 8, 1941, left him who is divorced after 10 years of m arriage can called earnings sharing. Under this plan, the rumors in Paris that Libya had staged a takeover who would only say “ in my late Mon.-Fri. 10 to 6 That plan would add $5.6 billion a year to Social 60s,” was present^ the Bronze no choice but to pick up a rifle and Saturdays 10 to 5 draw a SO percent benefit, but in 1981-82, that was combined earnings of the husband and wife during in Chad. At the same tim e, the spooks were Fee for eubeequent weeks, $7. Visa and MasterCard accepted ei sefeci tocations for prepayment. Security’s costs. If it protected few er people Star by a Pentagon official during join the ranks of infantrymen. only $238 a month for those who were newly their marriage are divided equally; they share during the transition and was phased in more spreading word in Tripoli that France was ceremonies Sunday at Connecti- When there seemed to be little retired. Many say that this is unfair and that the these combined earnings in order to figure their rapidly, it would cost less. launching armed intervention in Chad. The ciut Air National Guard facilities hope of countering the assault, the divorced spouse should receive a higher share of American commanders on Bataan NEW REGISTRANTS SHOULD ARRIVE W HOUR BEFORE Social Security benefits. Eventually, earnings French agents were clearly trying to force their at Bradley International Airport, TIMES LISTED FOR ORIENTATION benefits. sharing would eliminate spouses’ benefits. TH E STU D Y O U T LIN E D other plans that government to become more heavily involved where the 103rd Tactical Fighter finally surrendered to the Japa­ nese March 9, 1942. Uniforms However, the m ajor problem occurs when both would cost form $6.3 billion to $11.7 billion against Libya in Chad. Group is based. EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR “ But me and a couple of hundred spouses have worked and the wife has built up a LAST YEAR, Congress asked the Social The Bronze Starjs awarded to ANEW LOCATION S«ond Congragitlonal Ch. Wapping Comm. Ctwrch annually — and each had its winners and losers. In others of us decided that wasn’t for and Shoes 385 N. Main SI. 1790 Ellington Rd. significant amount df Social Security credit on her the military personnel who saw EiMathr. IM w Ls4g. Security Administration to devise some most, for example, divorced women would come Mlnl-aditorlal •Mon. 4:45 pm 8 6:30 pm active duty in World War II. us,” Crowley said. “ Soweswamto W lh ii ilr M l •Thors. 4:15 pm 4 6:30 pm alternative eamings-sharing plans and determine out ahead, while their spouses would be penalized. •Wed. 6:45 pm N avy Secretary John Lehman professes to be a Crowley said he qualifies for that Corregidor.” • M UI pi I ( S pi what such a plan would cost. These multibillion-dollar price tags scared devout believer in com petitive bidding to keep Holding onto stray floating category. Knlghti at Columbui Hill YWCA ON RETIREM ENT, many women find that they The SSA said that such a plan could be devised Congress so much that it has avoided the issue — planks, Crowley said he was able to For Professional costs down on defense contracts. So does Rep. “ We were innocent children 1831 Main Street 78 N. Main Street can get no more from Social Security in their own — but it had a small drawback: If it ensured that but now women’s groups are applying pressure, make it from the tip of Bataan 20% •Thors. 9:30 am Joseph Addabbo, D-N. Y. But apparently there are shipped as warm bodies to a .Men and Women • Mon. 6:30 pm right than they’re entitled to as spouses — even earnings credits were divided evenly between and Congress must address it. limits to their devotion — namely, when a theater of war without training. across Manila Bay to Corregidor OFF SALES YMCA-YWCA though they’ve made their own large husbands and wives and that there were no losers That’s what we were,” he said, where he was immediately in­ The House Social Security subcommittee is company in Addabbo’s district wants a Navy 770 Main Streol contributions. At 65 or older, a retired worker’s — that, for the next 75 years, everyone received at adding there were “ shiploads of us ducted into the Marine Corps. Mark-downs Included expected to schedule hearings on the problem contract. Addabbo is chairman of the defense “ For 27 days we endured one of FREE •Wed. 9:30am spouse cah draw 50 percent of his benefit. The least as much in benefits as he or she would under from New England.” sometime in March. Said a subcommittee appropriations subcommittee; perhaps that’s why the most awesome, I guess that’s Vernon Store Only FOR MORE INFORMATION AND ADDITIONAL CLASS LOCATIONS, CALL spouse can’t draw her own benefit plus the 50- “ You try to see the survivors Minor Alterations current law — it would cost an additional $16 spokesnvan, “ It’s not a problem that is going to go Lehman bent his own ruies to see that the favored the modern word, bombardment’s percent spouse’s benefit: She gets the higher sum, billion per year in 1984 dollars. today. There’s a handful.” away. company got the contract. General Accounting Crowley said Col. John Lee of the in history,” said Crowley, who 1- 800 - 972-9320 not both. “ The philosophy behind the eamings-sharing “ The key is finding a solution that is fair, but Office investigators concluded that the bidding .. Pentagon learned during a recent manned a 20- caliber water-cooled In addition, if only one spouse was a wage Offer valid December 29-January 25,1966. Offer valid at parlldpattng locallona. Cannot be combined with idea is based on the'EOmmunity-property that the system can afford," he said. “ We’re going should be opened up to at least three other memorial service for a Vietnam machine gun during the battle. TRI CITY PLAZA, VERNON other discounts or special rates. Weight Watchers and Quick Start are regiatered tradamarka of earner, a couple’s beneflts are often higher than WEIGHT MKTCHERS INTERNATIONAL, INC (^WEIGHT WATCHERS INTERNATIONAL. INC. tOSa principle,” said the SSA report, ‘"rhe basic idea is to have to find out if that is possible.” companies. veteran in Simsbury that he had “ They were coming in like rain; 8 7 5 ^ 0 2 2 ______not received a Bronze Star. 16,000 shells hit the island. The » - MANCHESTER HBRALD, Monday, Jan. 13, 1986 HAflAR THC HORRIBLE by Dlk BrewiM PEANUTS by CharlM M. Schuli Now on all “ WMAT MAPE THIS WHAT PIP YOU PUT ''faith,COURAGE ANP ''peanut butter Legislative leaders oppose COUNTRY GREAT?" POWN FOR THAT HARP WORK". WHAT SANPW1CHE5" / ' ■ - r l m d e v e l o p i n g aUESTION, MARGIE? PIP YOU PUT POWN? ordars at RITE AID—, T T i gavel-to-gavel TV coverage I N '

1^.. kA^^I^ A nssMisla newscasts. intellisentlvintelligently they’re they’re able able to to v vote,” I-' BY Mark A. Dupuis newscasts. Professional I United Press International The difference with the latest he added. proposals is that they call for Ogle said the responses he has quality glossy prints. HARTFORD — Legislative lead- gavel-to-gavel coverage of floor heard k from legislative leaders 2 DAY SERVICE debates, and possibly having the indicafc they generally favor the ^ \ 0 .15mm DESIGNERPRINTS- neQalives on J P " " ' |ers are considering proposals to CAPTAIN EASY ^’by Crook* A CaMie idea of more coverage, though orders are Irealed with Phologard' trim P!°'®P'°' THEY WAKE ME provide gavel-to-gavel cable tele­ state buy the cameras and equip­ peimanenl protection against scratches, smudges and a p ^ l^ CSYoacBlb Inc /•/^ r>*<- ONCE WE 6ET t h e r e &HOULP LOOK. A AW .THOSJ there are reservations about con­ THIN&9 ARE A UP, AT LEAST ’ HEY vision coverage of legislative ment and then hire a company to BE A MEAPOW K O A LA tinuous gavel-to-gavel coverage. THE SLOPINS UP TO BEAK. PIWE A POZEN COULD SHOW ME - proceedings, but it already looks operate the network. NEXT MT. Z E IL . IN THIS PART OF SOME RESI ECT. Robertson said the estimated $1 THERHANTOM by Lm Falk A By Barry PAY... THE WORLD. like the idea is headed for an early One area where more coverage I cancellation. million-plus cost of the required may occur is in the televising of M YLANTA II "T*; equipment and wiring wouldn’t be ALL HERE, MORSA, TaVW N,.Y OMAN,, public hearings, said Deputy Se­ Two television companies have worth the cost given the minute LIQUID ANTACID fo r t OUR SHARES,, nate Majority Leader John G. EXCEPT LCM14R. offered proposals for creating a audience he believes the network Matthews, R-New Canaan, co- HE'S WITH : system that would provide live would attract. L j m p t i v e s . chairman of a subcommittee stud­ 12 OZ coverage of debates in the House ‘T m not against public access, I BOniE ying the cable network proposals. and Senate for broadcast on cable just don’t think the public wants " I think this has a lot of merit TV systems around the state. it,” said Robertson, adding that if because it does get the participa­ No decision has been made on there is public demand for gavel- either proposal, but the idea of tion of the public at public hearings LISTERINE to-gavel coverage it would be and also it is then related to the creating-a legislative cable net­ offered already by a broadcast or work Is already running into some public through television,” Mat­ ^ORAL ANTISEP^ M 0 R 3 A cable station. high-level opposition among lead­ thews said. CALL IN ARLO AND JANI8"* by Jimmy Johnson In addition to having little or no 'OURM EN,i ers of the General Assembly. audience, Robertson said a legisla­ Matthews already works with 32 OZ. ONE A T Connecticut Public Television in A TIME . ** WE WILL RETURN ...THESE EXCITING SHOWS , ^ ... AND NOW. THE Officials who support the idea tive network could prolong legisla­ AFTER ■!«£££ EXCITING r COMING SOON ON YOUR EXCITING CONCLUSION... say it would increase public tive debates as lawmakers would arranging the televising of some awareness of the Legislature and take advantage of the electronic public hearings, including a hoo­ |7 .n MESSAGES.., EXOTEMENT NETitlORK.. BLONDIE by Daan Young A Stan Draka make for better-informed voters, podium to get publicity. kup at Fairfield where people can AQUA-FRESH while opponents say they doubt the There are some who favor the present testimony to lawmakers BUT IT SU R E public wants to see everything that idea of having a legislative net­ back in Hartford. TOOTHPASTE However, Matthews was less PLiPp PAYS O P P ‘ goes on at the Capitol. work, including David B. Ogle, “ I oppose it,” said Senate executive director of legislative enthusiastic about gavel-to-gavel coverage of House and Senate 19 President Pro Tempore Philip S. management and whose office c Robertson, R-Cheshire. “ I don’t oversees legislative operations. sessions, noting that public hear­ think the public is interested in " I think that would be teriffic. I ings by their nature involve public think it would vastly enhance the participation while floor debates gavel-to-gavel coverage of the L o a f e d Senate.” exposure of the Legislature and do not. He predicted gavel-to-gavel cov­ UCHNXiN '/'» Television news crews already legislative process to the people NASAL DECONOESTANf erage on a state-backed network is have virtually unlimited access to and give them even greater unlikely in the near future at least TABLED the House and Senate chambers opportunity to witness first hand ALLEY OOP ' by Dave Graue in the Senate, although he said the and legislative committee rooms the proceedings Ogle said. subcommittee he co-chairs is still IF YOU IVlINK I'M GONNA THEN YOU'VE to record proceedings and rou­ “ The more they know, the more SO.WHAT'RE YOU YEAH...TH'! YOU M A Y H A VE evaluating the proposals. STEP OFFA THIS LEDGE I DECIDED JUST SONNA. EA.T A F T E R N E S T ? / d o n 't TO, BINKV... tinely provide coverage on regular aware they are obviously the more HOLDING ONTO THAT T'STAY F*UT IS YOUVE POLISHED OFF' BE SILLY.' SINCE IT'LL THING,YOU'RE CRACKED! THAT IT^ YOUR PTERANOOON? r CAN'T BE THE ONLY EAT T H IN G U P ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook THAT/ HERE BESIDES GENERAL ELECTRIC ■VC T H ' RO C K S! Divers get OK P'3ce>,m3^Hei?£,eo ' V ive pwfAii0> a mcmpewemucr ♦oUceofWA Connecticut $nU SOFT-WHITE ‘rWlLriAVefo F W a rrio 6fg£CHTMAT^V£S ' IT lOITri HoNCSlV 1iMe,NAH / sjosr ““ “ LIGHT BULBS Tite HOME OfpiC£ Tqjm £ A er/gHtTiCAU^ MS> RjKWRI&HT fMCHAWer> / U » K In Brief to check barge OOR ArW0ALPR£5^T7<3N/ AWORAife VIEW OF ' i 5lrtCfRE. OOR ACH1EVEM£«T5/^ West Haven teen arrested in the Sound WEST HAVEN — A teen-ager was arrested on manslaughter and assault charges after an automobile accident that killed another teen-ager NEW LONDON (UPl) - Four divers finally L’OREAL THE BORN LOSER ‘ by Art Sansom last fall, West Haven police said. entered frigid waters early today hoping to determine Robert McSweeny, 18 of West Haven, was the condition of a barge that sank in Long Island Sound PREFERENCE INTabKITY, PfetCg OF arrested Saturday on charges of second-degree with its cargo of 840,000 gallons of fuel oil intact. HAIR COLOR HGAPACHG, A 6IP * manslaughter with a motor vehicle while 01906 tOng Faaturst Syn^cMs. kK , TRAPITIOU^:, ^liftVFT'iMAUSHlP! iNOKbGSTiON, intoxicated and second-degree assault with a A Coast Guard spokesman said after three days of waiting, conditions finally permitted the divers to HGARTBURN, motor vehicle while intoxicated, police said. Police said McSweeney was driving a car at a enter the water from the tugboat Tioga at 7:30 a.m. to / N l / CCmWDU MR. MEN"* AND LITTLE MISS"* by Hargreaves A Sellers high rate of speed and hit a telephone pole in West begin an underwater inspection scheduled to take -SYMPTOM'?- O F Hartford on Oct. 20. One passenger, Jamy several days. . . „ .u The Tioga dropped anchor at a point in the Race, the HkPW ABOLTT t h i s :? YIA...'5 Amodio, 16, of West Haven, was killed. Another j ^ u t ^ H turbulent entrance to the Sound near the eastern tip of PREPARATION H r r c o a n b ^ w i t h IA $tRi>!ARe pee im p o e e I T passenger was hospitalized, McSweeney was HEMORRHOIDAL F» l >R 5<5?0ARE p b s s A P<5 0 MP H O LE / T ^ c h ? slightly injured, police said. ' Long Island where the barge sank in 200 feet of water ANP FW R RCJUMP McSweeney was freed Saturday night after Nov. 23. OINTMENT H P U e < 5 posting $15,000 bail. Acourtdateof Jan. Win West is ' Bad weather and tidal conditions prevented any AM^.FUNMY, Haven Superior Court has been set, police said. diving on Saturday and Sunday by the International IM LiPOKlMS Underwater Contractors Corp. of City Island, N.Y., F o p . A < 5 0 0 0 DMV has seat belt conflict FRANK AND ERNEST ‘ by Bob Thaves which has been hired by the Coast Guard to help it EPLASATkSMAL, HARTFORD — Some motor vehicle inspectors chose from several options on what to do about the T<:>Y do'not want to wear seat belts because they bsrgc NOXZEMA (?0c3K3(M rfi[F 3® hamper the ability to react during driver road Coast Guard Petty Officer 3rd Class Richard I LIKE THE "^O ctKY" tests, but a new state law and department rule Schnurr said the divers took with them a mini-rover MEDICATED says they must, a published report said. camera, a remotely operated vehicle capable of jv\ovie^ - - YOU pofs/'r SHAVE The state Department of Motor Vehicles has underwater photography and surface monitoring ordered its 58 inspectors who conduct driver road through closed circuit television. CREAM h a v e t o l e a p n a 11 OZ. CAN tests to wear the seat belts, but the officers say He said the dive would take place “ over a period of Puxxles Astritgraph they could cause injuries because they hamper two to three days.” ^ fsjpw p l o t EVE/2Y V ^ E . access while in cars, a report in The Hartford Last month, a side-scan sonar showed the barge was REG.. MUSK Courant said Sunday. intact and lying flat and upside down in 204 feet of LIME. MENTHOL|39 ACROSS 3 Flat-bottomed Answer to Previous Puzzle Connecticut joined Massachusetts Jan. 1 and OR FOR boat water, with no signs of oil leaking. SENSITIVE SKIN P E T ThAV£5 l-'^ put a manditory seat belt law into effect. Anyone Schnurr said rough seas over the weekend made it 1 College degree 4 Laboratory tube cfour not wearing a seat belt faces a $15 fine in both (abbr.) 5 Charlemagne’s E G 0 impossible to keep the Tioga above the site, 4 Greek letter domain (abbr.) c T O R ^ ^ i r t h d a y ststcs “ All we know is that the law says you shall wear “ We were bouncing all over the place,” said SA\/£ MORE IN 1986 7 Kentucky blue 6 Adult insect WINTHROP - by Dick Cavalll TUSSY J. S S E it ” said Don Byers, a spokesman for the DMV. Schnurr, who was aboard the vessel at the time. grass 7 Drainage tube Jan. 14,1986 N Kathleen M. Flanagan, president of the International provided the divers and equipment to DEODORANT WITH RITE AID BRANDS 10 Social club 6 Cheers (Sp.) I WISH WIMTER WAe> / WHEN I WALKED /' r THOLkSHT I HEARD , . (abbr.) T 1 o N Protective Employees Coalition, said the inspec­ Donjohn Marine Co. Inc. of Hillside, N.J., which also 9 Motoring asso­ Conditions In general look hopeful (or OVER... AND I'M NOT THE RAST MY CLOSET i MY FIELDER’S M ITT > 2.25 OZ. ROLl-ON 12 ■' La R Y E tors should be exempt from the law. Rural postal has been contracted by the U.S. Coast Guard through OR STICK, 2 OZ. ciation (abbr.) you in the year ahead. You will be In­ OSJLYOME WHO D O ES, 5 RITE AID Douce" 11 Toss \ THIS MORN I NCr... V SOBBING. y carriers, newspaper delivery trucks, occupants the U.S. Navy Superintendent of Diving and Salvage. CREAM OR ANTI- A M E S volved In several promising situations PERSPIRANT RO U-O N 14 Bantu language 13 Semite that you will handle simultaneously. of public buses, and emergency vehicles The barge, named, E-24, is owned by the Ekloff E A R s 2.25 OZ. NITE TIME FEVER 15 Columnist 19 Sound of a responding to a call are currently exempt from Transportation Co. of Staten Island, N Y. Wilson R COLD THERMOMETER dove CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Be ex­ the IdW It was enroute to Boston, Mass, from Port Bayonne, ORAL, BABY 16 Partridge in a 21 Intermediate A T R A tremely selective if you choose to di­ Byers said the issue will have to be decided by N .J. when it began to take on water in heavy seas Nov. tree OR RECTAL (pref.) T A O S vulge confidential information today. Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman’s office. 22 and sank Nov. 23, ^ j- MEDICINE 17 Legume 23 Baby powder Actually It would be best to keep your ■vY- Schnurr said information obtained from the dives 18 Frozen carbon E T A H 24 Cord-and-stone secrets to yourself. Know where to look will be the first available on the actual condition of the dioxide (2 wds.) W N l A N E Firefighter hurt In blaze weapon for romance and you'll find it. The Astro- barge since the side-scan sonar was used Dec. 19. 20 Organized Graph Matchmaker set instantly reveals 25 Petroleum ncf NEW BRITAIN — One firefighter was injured He said the information will aid the Captain of the 6 OZ 1 4 9 § 9 9 athletics '40 Place for 45 Bitter nut which signs are romantically perfect (or derivatives M L I Sunday during a smokey two-alarm blaze in a BOTTLE 22 One of Ham­ unclaimed mail 46 Waver you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this Port of New London, Coast Guard Cmdr. John 27 Holy image combined business and residential district of New let's alterna­ (abbr.) 48 Spanks newspaper. Box 1846, Cincinnati, OH Rutkovsky, in making a final decision on how or 28 Glossy fabric BUGS BUNNY ■ by Warner Bros. tives (3 wds.) 29 Equipment 41 Giraffelike ani­ 49 Behold (Let.) 45201. Britain, fire officials said. whether to salvage the barge. 24 Colombia city 30 . . a la mal 50 Pertaining to CANT _ The injured firefighter’s identity and details Ekloff advised the U.S. Coast Guard Jan. 3 that they SRITE AID 9 RITE AID 26 III mode 43 Particular In­ dawn AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Continue about his injury were not available Sunday night, would not be continuing efforts to conduct an 30 Luau food to keep a tight reign on your financial ex­ 35 Monogram part stance 51 Card spot V O Z J I ^ A P , deputy Fire Chief Robert McCrann said. underwater survey of the sunken barge. TWIN BLADE II 31 Overhead penditures. Don't frivolously spend DISPOSABLE 38 Spanish aunt 44 Suppress 53 1550. Roman The blaze, located on Main Street in a sectiojn As a result, federal action has been initiated on the railroad funds earmarked for essentials. VOC?! J LET US CARTRIDGES A which houses at least three businesses and 18 pollution threat in accordance with the federal Water DOUCHE 32 102, Roman PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Major ac­ residential apartments, was reported at 8:25 a.m. TWIN PACK PKG OF .5 33 Misfortune complishments are possible today, so Pollution Control Act of 1972, Schnurr said. 34 Us (It.) don't toss in the towel prematurely if the ’The fire was brought under control at about 11 Under this act, Ekloff is responsible for all actual PRICE 36 Scrap going gets a little rough. Tenacity spells a.m., McCrann said. expenses incurred by the government, in this action. 37 Direction victory. The fire is still under investigation, but HERBAL, 39 Not performed ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your plans McCrann estimated that at $600,000 damage was YOUR NEXT natural 7 9 ,lty C Ip lw cryplogrBTit ara craatad from quolalkma by famoua paopfr. paal and praaani whom you’ve recently had a the competing teams play their indi­ disclosed* Vicki, and the presence of a number of neighbors of ♦ Q8 with the exception of an Infant daughter, the Each lattar (n tha ciphaf alanda tor anothar. Todty't chM: B apuata M. disagreement. vidual short matches with duplicated Mng and a heart ruff made dummy’s the quiet community, state psychiatrists withdrew LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Subdue ten­ ♦ AK J 9 7 5 3 lowly seven of hearts a winner. ’This father, mother and two young children wore their request for weekend pass privileges for by CONNIE WIENER deals. Doing so eliminates the inequity dencies today to make last-minute Vulnerable: East-West was one lucky hand for our team, but I scarves over their faces as they spoke through an Franklin. changes in plans you have carefully con­ of other Swiss-team competitions, in •R YRY KVC GPD CJRG BXPC NPG Dealer: West which some matches have wilder bet ytm will feel that some of the other interpreter to reporters at the Capitol. Franklin, 34, was diagnosed as a paranoid RITE AID PHARMACIES sidered. All will work out well If you stick deals this week are even luckier. ‘"They dare not reveal their names for fear of schizophrenic and a Hartford Superior Court judge to your original blueprint. deals with more opportunity for exag­ Wcfl North East Sooth reprisal against family members in Guatemala, EAST HARTFORD CVLAJ; R HLGC GPRY R YRY’KC GXX SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) Financial gerated results. My team happened to Vermom found him incompetent to stand trial in 1976. ENFIELD Pass 1 4 Pass 24 said Judith McBride, a spokeswoman for the “ I am pleased to feel that the fears of the • 271 ELLINGTON RD. trends continue to be a mixed bag tor Pass win this year, so this week you are go­ •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-41 21 2 NT Pass 34 Hartford Monthly Meeting of the Religious community have been put to rest said Mayor John J. CJX JVTGX CJPC LGLPFFD GCPKYG your today. You have the potential for Pass 44 ing to see some of the deals from that Vermont comes from the French PHARMACY PH: 528-611 5 Pass 54 Society of Friends. Mitchell, who had called an emergency meeting of the MANCHESTER gains, provided you do nothing reckless Pass 64 Pass Pass final day. words vert (greeg) and mont (moun­ VLCGRYX.” — N.l. ERXFYG. \ SAOITrARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Try Pass In today’s deal. South meant his tain). The Green Mountains were said McBride said the Quaker group, which is Town Council Thursday to endorse a resolution •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-91 10 not to be too Insistent today upon hav­ three-spade bid as a control-showing to be named by Samuel de Champlain. raising the estimated $1,500 a month to provide opposing Franklin’s release. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Conscience is the inner voice which warns us ing everything your way. If you bend a sanctuary tothe family, isnotdefyingU.S. lawby Franklin’s mother said she and her husband had that someone may be looking." — H.L. Mencken. Opening lead: V 4 cue-bid. When North raised to four When the state was formed in 1777, bit, people with whom you'll be involved spades and South corrected to five Dr. Thomas Young suggested combin­ giving public sanctuary to the Guatemalans. made no attempt to get their son released. will do likewise. clubs, it was obvious that South had ing vert and mont into Vermont. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 13. 1986 — 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 13, 1986 Huskies triumph NHL roundup MHS icemen win Raid on Hazel Street house SPORTS ... page 13 ... page 14 ... page 15 nets large stash of cocaine

Kimberly Gaughan, 24, of the same By Gooro* Lavng Also arrested In the raid were Herald Reporter Harold W. LeFurgey, 34, of St. address. Papandreau was charged with possession of cocaine and What jinx? Patriots in Super Bowi John, New Brunswick, Canada; conspiracy to violate state narcot­ Seven people were arrested and his wife Sharon LeFurgey, 21, of over $100,000 worth of cocaine the same address; and Brian ics laws. Gaughan was charged seized in a raid Sunday at a Hazel LeFurgey, 20, of New Britain. with possession of cocaine and By Frederick Waterman Weathers, who scored on a 2-yard pass from Tony Street house, police said this Police said Harold and Sharon possession of drug paraphernalia. United Press International Eason, on a 4th-and-l in the first quarter, says the Police said Papandreau caipe morning. LeFurgey were observed for sev­ playoffs have been payback time for New England. Around midday, twelve officers eral days prior to the arrest. Both into the house to make a deal with MIAMI - The scoreboard read: New England 31, "The playoff wins have all been over teams that armed with a search warrant were found in the house when one of the officers when he was Miami 14. beat us in the regular season,” he said. “ I think we’re entered the home of Carol Jenkins, police entered, police said. arrested. Gaughan was charged The Patriots translated it: Destiny 1, Jinx 0. on a victory tour.” 32, at 17 Hazel St., where they Harold LeFurgey was charged after police found her waiting “ We have some magic,” said tackle Brian Holloway The Patriots’ Super Bowl opponents, the Chicago uncovered over five ounces of with possession of cocaine with outside in Papandreau’s car. after New England broke its 18-game Orange Bowl Bears, beat New England 20-7 this fall at Chicago. cocaine, scales and two loaded intent to sell and possession of drug Police said a search of Jenkins’ losing streak, ending the much-publicized “ jinx” and Cleveland was the fifth team to fell the 14-5 Patriots. ” We have a chance to redeem ourselves against handguns, police said. Police said paraphernalia. His wife was and Caraballo’s bedroom unco­ advancing the Patriots to Super Bowl XX. the arrests were made without charged with conspiracy to violate vered two plastic bags containing everyone we’ve looked lousy against: the Jets, the state narcotics laws. Both were “ I never believed in any jinx,” New England coach Raiders and now the Dolphins,” linebacker Andre Incident. over three ounces of cocaine in Raymond Berry said. “ That’s just something you Jenkins and her fiance. Edwin R. held on $5,000 bond and were cake form, another plastic bag Tippett said. guys (reporters) have buiit up.” All-Pro guard John Hannah, wearing a blue Super Carabballo, 21, also of 17 Hazel St., scheduled to be arraigned in with cocaine powder, an electronic In their three playoff games this season, the Bowl XX hat. said the key to the season was Berry’s were charged with operating a Manchester Superior Court today. scale with cocaine residue, a triple ■ Patriots hove benefitted from a total of 16 turnovers speech after the team lost three of its first five games. drug factory, possession of over Brian LeFurgey was charged beam scale, a straw, and a small by their opponents. Yesterday, Miami lost four “ We were 2-3 and he said, ‘You can correct the one ounce of cocaine with intent to with possession of marijuana, mirror with cocaine residue in fumbles and Dan Marino was intercepted twice. mistakes if you just keep hustling and working.’ And sell, possession of drug parapher­ which was found in his car parked addition to loaded .45 and .22 Safety Fred Marion, who had one interception, his we were dumb enough to believe him,” laughed nalia and possession of marijuana, at the house, police said. He was caliber handguns. also arrested in the house, police 10th of the season, said, ” We try to capitalize on other Hannah, who added seriously, “ This team is a police said. Carabballo was held on teams’ mistakes and we really work on that. That is $100,000 bond and Jenkins was held said. Police said that in another reflection of Raymond Berry’s character and what winning football is all about.” on $10,000 bond. Both were sche­ Two Ellington residents were bedroom, which used by Harold personality.” duled to be arraigned today in also arrested after one of them LeFurgey, 9 grams of cocaine New England entered the game hoping its ground Berry, who has led the Patriots to the Super Bowl in Manchester Superior Court. called 17 Hazel St. asking to were found in a suit that LeFurgey game would control the ball, the clock, and Marino. It his first full year as an N FL head coach, said, “ I don’t purchase cocaine while police admitted to owning. In LeFurgey’s accomplished all three. get discouraged easily, that’s just my personality. Police said a record of phone UPI photo calls obtained by officers showed were conducting the raid, police car was found benzocaine and The Patriots ran on 59 of their 71 offensive plays, And there are a whole lot of guys in that dressing room that the suspects made over $4,200 said. The two were invited down by vitamin powder that police said is gained 255 yards rushing, and controlled the ball for who are cut out of the same cloth.” worth of calls between July and police, who acted as the home’s often mixed with cocaine before it Jubilation on the slopes 39:51, compared to 20:09 for Miami. For both New England and Chicago, the Jan. 26 December of 1985 to Puerto Rico, owners while speaking to them on is sold. “ Our offensive line was pushing them around very game at New Orleans will be their first Super Bowl. New York City, the Dominican the phone, police said. Also discovered was $571 in cash The sunny weather over the weekend blowing snow were posted in Michigan, well,” said running back Robert Weathers, who “ We’re going to the ultimate,” said Weathers. “ I ’m Republic, Canada and cities Charged were Edward Papan- on Caraballo and $855 In cash on made it a perfect day to hit the siopes as northwest Indiana and northwest Pen­ picked up 87 yards. “ We had some big holes,” still in a daze.” throughout New England. dreau. 24, of 9 Pinney St., and Harold LeFurgey, police said. this youth did at Boston Miiis Ski Resort, nsylvania, where a snowfall up to 3 25 miles south of Cleveland, Ohio. More inches was expected today, with a snow was predicted for the Ohio Valley, heavier snowfall likely near the lakes. Groups want answers on MIAs along with colder temperatures, to keep Around here, no snow is predicted, but Road no obstacle to Pats “ If that’s what they have to do to people thinking of skiing in the near colder weather will make us forget Continued from page 1 MIAs remains a secret for now. But organizations designed to bring them back home, then God future. It was evenm worse north of Sunday's warmth. By Fred Goodall Chicago, a 24-0 winner over the 24-14. New England’s Julius Adams brother. She has not known the bring the POWs home are hoping bless them,” Beaulieu said. Ohio Trauelerc’ advisories for snow and The Associated Press Los Angeles Rams in the NFC recovered a Joe Carter fumble on location of her brother since for some answers soon. His wife, Mary Beaulieu, chair­ championship game Sunday, is the Dolphins’ next possession and Mother’s Day 1970 — when the U.S. Two members of the Connecticut man of the Connecticut chapter of M IAM I — So much for talk about 17-1 overall with its lone loss a 38-24 Strikers target homes the Patriots drove 45 yards to put government informed her that chapter of the National Forget-Me- the National Forget-Me-Nots, said how improbable it would be for a setback at Miami. Turnovers once again were New the game away on Mosi Tatupu’s Edward was missing. Not Association for POW-MIAs she believes the fedeal govern­ team to win three straight playoff 1-yard run with 7:34 remaining. stop James. James rushed for 105 yards Dellaripa said she and another said today that the U.S. govern­ ment has known all along that games on the road to the Super England’s ally, and a porous run New England’s Craig James (32) chews brother, Robert, who also lives in ment may be setting the stage for Americans have been held in Bowl. defense was Miami’s enemy. up some of the yardage gained by the out of 255 New England piled up in Crestfield owners file complaints The Patriots converted four "Even with all the turnovers, we Hartford, have contacted the the return of American POWs. Southeast Asia. She said that The New England Patriots have 31-14 win over the Dolphins. The win Miami fumbles into 24 points and still had enough chances in the Patriots on the ground against Miami in Army and are trying to get in touch A lawsuit filed in North Carolina renewed public awareness and beaten those odds and it’s of little Two owners of the Crestfield- Howard Dickstein, another owner ing both incidents. also intercepted two Dan Marino third and fourth quarters to win the put New England in Super Bowl XX with the soldier who was with recently is seeking, among other public pressure may have forced consequence to them if few people the Orange Bowl on Sunday. Miami of the convalescent facility. Police are also looking into a passes to give New England 16 game,” said Marino, who threw a Edward in Vietnam when he things, the disclosure of what the the government to make a more Fenwood nursing home filed com­ believed they could. Mission Im ­ linebacker Jackie Shipp (50) attempts to against the Chicago Bears. Some 60 nurse’s aides and complaint filed by Gary Spieker, takeaways in its three playoff 10-yard touchdown pass to Dan disappeared. But so far, she said, government knows about the issue. serious effort to bring the men plaints with police after striking possible became Mission Accomp­ kitchen workers have been on administrator of Crestfield- . Johnson in the second quarter. her efforts have been fruitless. Last week, a seven-man U.S. home. workers marched in front of their lished on Sunday. victories, compared to five strike since October, demanding Fenwood, who was working when Craig James paced New Eng­ ’’Trying to get answers out of the delegation, headed by Assistant homes Sunday and chanted slo­ Playing near flawless football giveaways, " I t ’s amazing how hot the issue that the home’s owners negotiate a the pickets rallied in front of the . “ It just makes sense mathemati­ land’s offense with 105 yards on 22 Army is like trying to pull teeth,” Defense Secretary Richard Armlt- gans the owners claimed were for the third consecutive week, the is across the country,” she said. threatening, police said today. contract with the union that nursing home. cally that if you have a large carries. Bears, Pats nothing fancy Dellaripa said. She recounted the age and Assistant Secretary of Patriots defeated the Miami Dol­ “ There are things going on in respresents them, the NOw Eng­ Spieker told police an unidenti­ number of takeaways it’s going to ” We were in a position to stop the day that an Army sergeant told State Paul Wolfowitz — the highest Police said Holland Castleman, phins 31-14 to win the AFC every state, and I think the land Health Care Employees Un­ fied woman laden with pins and make it easier for you to win,” said them that Edward was missing in ranking U.S. officials to visit the 49, his wife Bonnie Castleman, 44. championship and a berth opposite run. We were taking them on up government realizes it can no ion, District 1199. buttons used a bullhorn to direct Berry, whose team had scored front,” Miami linebacker Jay Bv The Associated Press action. Southeast Asian country since the both of 43 Ellen Lane, and Josiali the Chicago Bears in the Super longer bury It.” Lessner, 43, of 36 Richmond Drive, chants at two employees on duty at three touchdowns off fumbled Brophy. “ We’d do the job and then ’’The guy was a first-class jerk,” Vietnam War— went to Vietnam to Lessner told police the marchers the convalescent home. Spieker Bowl on Jan. 26 in New Orleans. In Manchester, the organization complained after about 60 people kickoffs returns in its previous four we’d miss tackles. That killed us.” Forget all the gadgetry of the she said. “ I was 13 then. He sat disuss “ all aspects of the Ameri­ also paraded and chanted in front said he felt the chants were “We have some magic,” Patri­ Bears by 8V2-IO Dallas Cowboys, San Francisco down with my father. All I can can prisoner of war-missing in raised the MIA-POW flag at the rallied in front of the Vernon Street of his house. He told police he and ots offensive tackle Brian Hollo­ games. The Patriots’ rushing attack was threatening, police said. ‘T d like to think that the 49ers and Miami Dolphins. The remeber is him saying. ‘Do you action issue.” Vietnam Memorial in December nursing home and then marched to his family felt threatened by the way said. “ It’s going to be a great so effective that Eason attempted LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - With a little over 2 minutes hard-hitting of our defense and our 20th edition of professional foot­ have a son named Edward J. “ It seems to me that they are and is trying to put up a billboard their homes. group and requested police protec­ Police said Spieker provided game against the Bears. A great only three passes in the second half On the strength of back-to-back remaining in the AFC title special teams was a factor,” Berry ball’s ultimate game promises to Bishop?’ My father said, ‘yes,’” setting the stage, or preparing for reminding people there are still Holland Castleman told police tion for the property. them with a photograph of the game between two great, physical and finished with 10 completions in shutouts in the playoffs, the game, Manteris gave the nod added. “ But we were also fortu­ 12 attempts for 71 yards. be a testament to basics. Dillaripa said that her mother something to happen.” said Glenn . men unaccounted for. Beaulieu the participants stayed in front of woman, who he said belonged to football teams.” NFC champion Chicago Bears and the lights on the big board lit Lessner said he managed to take nate to be in the right place to take Besides his 2-yard touchdown The Chicago Bears, champions then joined the conversation. Beaulieu, a Vietnam veteran and a said. A similiar billboard has been his house for about five minutes another union. The Patriots beat Miami with an were rated Sunday anywhere up, disclosing the spread. Im- pictures of those who rallied in advantage on those plays.” pass to Weathers, Eason tossed a of the National Football Confer­ ” My mother said, 'Is my son member of the Forget-Me-Not put up in Danbury, she said. She and chanted such things as “ Cas­ awesome rushing attack that ex­ from an 8'A-to a 10-point favor­ ediately a score of bettors front of his house and will provide Union officials and nursing home New England’s rookie defensive 4-yarder to Tony Collins and a ence, win by playing defense — dead?’ And he answered. ‘I don’t organization. He said the govern­ said the public must continue to tleman you liar. We’re going to set ploited Miami’s defense for ^ ite in their showdown with the crowded toward the bettors to their names when the film is administrators could not be linemen Garin Veris and Lester 1-yarder to to Derrick Ramsey. bruising, intimidating, gang- know.’ ” she said. ment would need a face-saving pressure Washington, D.C., before your .... on fire.” He told police yards as well as ball-hawking New England Patriots in Super make their initial Super Bowl developed. reached for comment this Williams recovered fumbles to set oriented defense. The American What the U.S. Army and the technique after years of "cover any Americans still alive in they also handed out "wanted special teams and defensive units Bowl XX at the betting palaces wagers. Police said they are investigat­ morning. up 10 first-half points that helped “ Since day one we have concen­ Football Conference’s New Eng­ federal government do know about up.” Southeast Asia die. posters” naming him, Lessner and that forced six turnovers. along the Las Vegas “ strip.” Down the street at the Casta­ New England to a 17-7 halftime trated on executing without dig­ land Patriots win by running the In their first full season under Art Manteris, oddsmaker at ways, veteran oddsmaker advantage. ging a hole for ourselves.” Eason ball — nothing fancy, just jam it Coach Raymond Berry, the Patri­ Caesars Palace’s Olympiad Sonny Reisner was not quite as Miami slipped into deep trouble said. ” We try to stay away,from between the tackles. ots are the first team to win three Race and Sports Book, wasted enthusiastic about the spread as when Lorenzo Hampton fumbled mistakes and not give up the ball.” When the Bears and Pats meet straight post-season games on the little time posting the Bears as was Manteris, The Bears rated Obituaries returning the second-half kickoff Like the Patriots’ rushing total, Jan. 26 in the Louisiana Super- road and the third wild-card team the favorites in the N FL as an 8‘A-point favorites with and New England’s Greg Haw­ time of possession was another dome in the Super Bowl, it will be to wind up in the Super Bowl. championship. Reisner. the American Lung Association, 45 thorne recovered at the Dolphins’ telling statistic. New England three yards and a cloud of South United Methodist Church, a member of the Senior Citizens employed by the Manchester Fire Victories over the New York Jets John E. Flynn Department for 21 years. He was a Ash St., East Hartford. 25. controlled the football for 39 synthetic fibers. Catherine Hunter and the Army and Navy Club of Club of Marlborough and a former and Los Angeles Raiders the U.S. Army veteran of the Korean Six plays later. Patriots quarter­ minutes, 51 seconds to Miami’s “ I think they play the game the Catherine (Pierson) Hunter, 67, John E. "Jack” Flynn, 41, of Manchester. member of the Manchester Senior previous two weeks were sweet, The Bears don’t make mistakes. conflict, a member of the Army back Tony Eason threw his third 20:09. way it’s supposed to be played,” nating team,” said New England wife of Dr. Lowell S. Hunter of West Hartford, died Friday at his Besides his wife, he is survived Citizens. Clarence Duhring but Sunday’s was positively Can the Patriot defense cause and Navy Club of Manchester, the touchdown pass of the game to Marino completed 20 of 48 passes Chicago Coach Mike Ditka said of Coach Raymond Berry, a former Clinton, died Saturday at Yale- home. He was the brother of by a son, Mark E. Pfenning of She is survived by a daughter Clarence Duhring, 80, of 365 W. delicious. some? Zipser Club of Manchester, An­ make it 24-7, for 248 yards, but the Miami the Patriots. "They come right at assistant coach with Ditka at New Haven Hospital. She was the William J. Flynn Jr. of Coventry; a daughter, Mrs. John with whom she lived, Mrs. John Middle Turnpike, died Sunday at The Patriots halted an 18-game Dallas under Tom Landry. “ They dover Sportsmen Club, and was on Marino overcame an 18-point running game produced only 68 you and don’t do anything fancy.” sister of Esther Byrne of Manchester. (Gail) Fiedorowicz of East Had- (Celia) Bagdonis of Marlborough; the Manchester Memorial Hospi­ losing streak in the Orange Bowl did a good job against us durin g the Chicago and New England the board of directors of the deficit in Miami’s 24-21 playoff yards. The Bears, built in the image of Manchester. dam; a brother, Bruce C. Pfenning three grandsons, a granddaughter tal. He was the husband of the late and denied Miami a third trip to the season (beating the Pats 20-7 in the barged into the Superdome He is also survived by his Manchester Credit Union. victory over Cleveland last week “ We never did the things we their late owner, George Halas, of Portland; two grandchildren; and two great-grandsons. Bertha (Lipgens) Duhring. Super Bowl in four years. second week). We know we’ll be through different doors. The Bears Besides her husband and sister, mother, Lorraine (Benoit) Flynn Besides his wife, he is survived' but Dan Marino was unable to save needed to do to win a game of this have refined “ nothing fancy” into and several nieces. A mass of Christian burial will be Born in Detroit, he was a Miami, which saw an eight- crashed the front gate by winning she is survived by one daughter, of West Hartford; four other by a son, Thomas R. Paul of the Dolphins Sunday. caliber,” said Dolphin Coach Don state of the art football. For 18 playing the best.” The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 celebrated Wednesday at a time to resident of Manchester for 40 game winning streak snapped, is Handicapping this Super Bowl 15 of 16 regular-season games, then Nancy E. Schwartz of Clinton; two brothers, Thomas B. Flynn of Ashford; three daughters, Mrs. The third-year quarterback Shula, whose team split a pair of games — 17 of them victories. — the a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, be announced in the St. John years. Before he retired, . he now 5-1 in AFC championship will be a breeze for even the most pitching consecutive shutouts at sons, David A. Elliott of Walpole, Roswell, Ga., EugeneE. Flynn and Ronald (Diane) Brown, Mrs. Rus­ tossed a 10-yard scoring pass to regular-season meetings with New Bears have handed the ball to 400 Main St. Burial, with military Fisher Church in Marlborough. worked at Pratt & Whitney Air­ games. The Pats have won 12 of 14 the New York Giants (21-0) and Mass., and Charles P. Elliott of Richard S. Flynn, both of West sell (Ellen) Jones and Mrs. Robert Tony Nathan 32 seconds into the England — losing 17-13 atFoxboro, Walter Payton on offense and often casual fan. honors, will be in the veterans’ Burial will be in Marlborough craft as a machinist. He was a and have shaken an image of being The Patriots live by the run. Can Los Angeles Rams (24-0) in the Chandler, Ariz.; four grandchid- Hartford, and James E. Conway of (Linda) Bycholski, all of Manches­ fourth quarter, after a Patriot Mass., and beating the Patriots relied on the defense to get it there. section of East Cemetery. Calling Cemetery. Calling hours are Tues­ veteran of World War I. having a talented team that can’t win the the Bears stop them? playoffs. ren and one great-grandchild. Virginia Beach, Va. He was ter; a sister, Bette Lund of fumble, to trim the Pats’ lead to 30-27 in the Orange Bowl on Dec. 16. “ The Bears have been a domi- hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to day from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Holmes served with the Army Air Corps. “ big one.” A memorial service will be predeceased by his father, William Hopewell Junction, N.Y.; and a 9 p.m. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. He was a member of the Army and Friday at 2 p.m. in the First J. Flynn Sr., who died July 4. grandson. Memorial donations may be Navy Club of Manchester. Church of Christ Congregational of The funeral will be Tuesday at The funeral was today at the made to the Diabetes Foundation Mary Bezzinl He is survived by two sons, Clinton. Burial will be private. The 9:15 a.m. from the Sheehan- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main of Connecticut, 17 Oakwood Ave., Frank Duhring of Wyoming and Hawley Lincoln Memorial, 1315 Hilborn-Breen Funeral Home, 1084 Mary (Zoppa) Bezzini, 69, of St. Burial with military honors was Boston Post Road, Guilford, has New Britain Ave., West Hartford, West Hartford 06119, or the Ameri­ East Hartford, died Saturday at James Duhring in California; two Purposeful Bears take charge against the Rams can Liver Foundation, 998 Pomp- in East Cemetery. charge of arrangements. with a mass of Christian burial at home. She was the sister of Ernest Memorial donations may be daughters, Yvonne Yagley in ton Ave., Cedar Grove, N.J. 07009. Florida and Alice Arnold of Man­ Memorial donations may be 10 a.m. in St. John the Evangelist Zoppa of Manchester. made to the Visiting Nurse and Gault came in the third quarter for yet,” said Payton, who added 48 made to the church, 55 Church St., chester, with whom he lived; and concerned. rough,” he said. Church, West Hartford. Burial will She also is survived by a son, Home Health Care of Manchester, By Joe Mooshll Francisco last season. The second time the Bears a 17-0 lead and Wilber Marshall yards to his offensive total on Clinton, or to the Visiting Nurse many grandchildren. “ The Bears played a great be in Fairview Cemetery, West Nancy E. Lamb Richard Bezzini of East Hartford: 397 Porter St., 06040. The Associated Press “ It started in San Francisco and gained possession, McMahon hit raced 52 yards with a fumble after seven pass receptions. "It has been Association, 560 Durham Road, two daughters, Carol Vertefeuille The funeral will be Wednesday game,” Ram Coach John Robinson Hartford. Calling hours will be Nancy E. Lamb, 46, of 38 it won’t be completed until we win Payton with a 19-yard screen pass Richard Dent had sacked Brock 11 years of climbing the mountain. Madison. and Mary Ann Bezzini, both of East at 8; 15 a.m. from the John F. said. “ Their defense played very today, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Brigham Road, Coventry, died CHICAGO —^The Chicago Bears in New Orleans,” Ditka said. to set up a 34-yard field goal by with 2:37 left in the game. Finally we’re there. It’s unbelieva­ Hartford; three other brothers, Carmela Fitzgerald Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. well and we couldn’t muster any Memorial donations may be Saturday at her home. She was the are a team with a purpose. And Although he was sacked three Kevin Butler and a 10-0 lead which “ The touchdown to Gault was the ble. Our defense was super. Our Gerald Zoppa of Lakewood, Calif., Carmela (Maio) Fitzgerald, 58, Center St., with a 9 a.m. mass of made to the John E. Flynn CYO widow of James E. Lamb. quarterback Jim McMahon, their times, McMahon completed 16 of offense.” big play,” Ditka said. ball control was great. I wish this Carol J. McDonald Francis Zoppa and Anthony of Wethersfield, widow of Harold Christian burial at St. James "When we got 10 points down stood at halftime. Scholarship Fund, care of John A. She was born April 18, 1939, in defiant field general, is the man to 25 passes for 164 yards with no McMahon’s touchdown pass to "The Super Bowl hasn’t set in had been the Super Bowl.” Carol J. McDonald of Clifton E. Fitzgerald, died Saturday at Church. Burial will be in the right off the bat. it made it very Sullivan, 19 Ansonia St., Hartford Willimantic, and was the daughter Zoppa, both of East Hartford; fulfill it despite his sometimes interceptions. “ Jim was crazy in the huddle,” Park, N.Y., died Monday at St. Hartford Hosptial. She was the Bethany Cemetery, Munson, 06114. of Frank and Hilda (Ellison) three sisters, Mildred Damiano of crazy antics. Dieter Brock of Los Angeles Payton said of McMahon. “ He did Peter’s Hospital, Albany, N.Y. She mother of Donna (Fitzgerald) Mass. Calling hours are Tuesday Chamberlain. She had lived in Hartford, Josephine Jacques of McMahon, running for one completed 10 of 31 passes for 66 everything but take his clothes off. was bom in Manchester, and was Marquis of Bolton. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Willimantic for many years. She East Hartford and Rita Boresse of touchdown and passing for yards and had one pass He’s a field general who takes the daughter of the late Carl. R. Ann Louise Thompson She is survived by a son, Gary P. lived in Coventry for the last 23 Rocky Hill; and many nieces and another, directed the Bears to a intercepted. complete control.” and Mildred (Benson) Johnson. Fitzgerald of Wethersfield; two Ann Louise (Miller) Thompson, years. nephews. In Memoriam 24-0 victory over the Los Angeles “ I wouldn’t want to be in Dieter’s Dickerson said what hurt the She is survived by her husband, other daughters, Mona A. Fitzge­ 58, of Avon, died Friday at home. She is survived by three sons, The funeral will be Tuesday at Rams Sunday for the National shoes,” McMahon said. “ It’stough Rams most was going off the field Edward J. McDonald, of Clifton rald and Carla F. Neville, both of In loving memory of Alice B. She was the wife of Alonzo Timothy Lamb of Ashford, Mi­ 8:15 a.m. at the Callahan Funeral Conference championship and a to throw in that wind when the at halftime without any points. Park, N.Y.; a daughter, Teri M. Wethersfield; her mother, Minnie Gagnon, who passed away Thompson, and the mother of chael Lamb of Willington and Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart­ berth in the Super Bowl. other guy s have their hands in your The Rams were down to the Manning of Burlington, Mass.; a (Cersosimo) Maio of Wethers­ Januaiy 13. 1985. Deborah Duguay of Manchester. James Lamb of Coventry; her ford, with a mass of Christian The game was supposed to be a face.” Chicago 5-yard line when time ran son, Edward J. McDonald III of field; two brothers, Dominic Maio Besides her husband and daugh­ father of Willimantic; three sis­ burial at 9 a.m. in St. Mary Church, You never really left me. battle between super running Brock also was sacked three out. A pass from Brock to Dicker- Clifton Park, N.Y.; and a sister, of Glastonbury and Mario Maio of ter, she is survived by a son, Bruce ters, Madeline Green of Coventry, East Hartford. Burial will be in St. The things you taught me live on backs Waiter Payton of Chicago times and constantly was harassed son got the Rams there with what Doris Wilson of Stafford Springs. Newington; two grandchildren; Thompson of Newington, and one Eleanor Gadoury in Florida and Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. forever. and Eric Dickerson of Los Angeles. by the Bear pass rush. The Bear appeared to be two seconds left. A graveside service was held and several nieces and nephews. granddaughter. Connie Crosthwaite of Columbia. Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 The parts of you that you left It never materialized. Payton defense allowed the Rams a net The Rams had one timeout left Friday in East Cemetery. Emer- The funeral will be Tuesday at The funeral was today at the The funeral will be Tuesday at and 7 to 9 p.m. behind rushed 18 times for 32 yards. total of 130 yards in recording an but didn’t get a chance to call it. ick Funeral Home, Clifton Park, Vincent Funeral Home, 120 Albany 9:15 a.m. at Rose Hill Funeral Keep me warm and assured that Dickerson, who set a playoff unprecedented second straight Referee Jim Tunney called a N.Y., had charge of arrangements. 10:30 a.m, at the Potter Funeral Turnpike, Canton, with the Rev. Richard S. Paul Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, you are not far away. record of 248 yards rushing against playoff shutout. huddle of the officials and then Memorial donations may be Home, 456 Jackson St., Williman­ Donald H. Ketcham officiating. Richard S. Paul, 54, of 296School with a mass of Qiristian burial at You are right here beside me. D a ll^ last week, carried 17 times The seriousness and importance waved his arms that the half had made to the American Cancer tic, with a mass of Christian burial Burial was in West Avon at 11 a.m. at St. Joseph Church in St., husband of Antoinette (Sartor) 10 a.m. at Corpus Christ! Church, You share my tears and my for 46 yards. of the game didn’t detract from ended. Society, 257 E. Center St., Cemetery. Paul, died Friday at his home. Wethersfield. Burial will be in laughter. McMahon took charge from the McMahon’s penchant for being Manchester. Willimantic. Burial will be in St. “ By the time I saw Brock signal Memorial donations may be Joseph’s Cemetery, Willimantic. He was born in Vineland, N.J., Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky And I dream of your peace. outset. somewhat different. for a timeout, the clock had run made to the Kidney Foundation of Dec. 25,1931, and had lived most of Hill. Calling hours are today from 2 He turned what was to have been After dashing 16 yards for a Calling hours are tonight from 7 to Loving You Always, out,” Tunney said. “ I called the John C. Tofleld Connecticut Inc., 920 Farmington 9. his life in Manchester. Before he to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. a pass play into a 16-yard touch­ touchdown on the Bears first drive, other officials over to see if any of Memorial donations may be to Daughter Linda the irrepressible McMahon took John C. Tofield of West Hartford, Ave., West Hartford 06107. Memorial donations may be retired Sept 1, 1985, he had been down run “ when I saw the alley them had seen him call time before off his helmet and displayed a husband of Glenna (Loveland) made to St. Joseph Church, 99 open.” In the third quarter he I did, but they said no.” sweatband scrawled with the Tofield. died Thursday at Hartford Jackson St., Willimantic 06226. junked the draw play called by Robinson refused comment on Coach Mike Ditka and hit Willie name of “ Rozelle.” That was for Hospital. He was the father of Mrs. Theodors J. Pfenning Jr. the officiating although there were Gault with a 22-yard touchdown Pete Rozelle, commissioner of the Robert (Barbara) Heller of Theodore J. Pfenning Jr., 64, of a couple of other questionable calls Mary P. McCormick ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. pass. National Football League. Manchester. 19 Academy St., husband of Ruth CALDWELL which went against the Rams. Mary P. McCormick, 86, of " I do it often.” McMahon said of “ Last week it cost me five Besides his wife and daughter, (Frazier) Pfenning, died Thurs­ Brock completed a 46-yard pass Marlborough, formerly of Man­ the audible. “ Mike? He congratu­ grand,” said McMahon, who drew he leaves two grandchildren. day at Manchester Memorial to Michael Young to the Chicago chester, died Sunday at a Man­ OIL INC. INSURANSMITHS SINCE lated me for making a good call.” a fine from the league office for A private funeral was conducted Hopspital. 20-yard-llne in the second period, chester convalescent home. She "McMahon made the plays wearing a sweatband with the Saturday in the Newkirk & Whit­ He was born in Hartford, July 7, but the officials ruled Young had happen,” Ditka said. “ I can’t say Adidas brand name on it. “ I 1921, and had been a resident of was the widow of Harry 1914 stepped out of bounds before ney Funeral Home, 776 Farming- 99.9 decided to give Pete a little McCormick. enough about him. Guts. He’s got ton Ave., West Hartford. Burial Manchester for more than 35 UPI photo making the catch. She was born in New Britain, per gal. C. O. D. guts. He ran the show. I don’t know publicity so he wouldn’t fine me.” was in Fairview Cemetery, West years. Before retiring four years Television replays appeared to Dec. 25, 1899, and had lived in how he could play much better.” Maybe McMahon didn’t get back Bears’ quarterback Jim McMahon (9) Los Angeles. Bears blanked the Rams, Hartford. ago, he had been employed at the 649-5241 show that cornerback Mike Ri­ Manchester for most of her life. Ditka added that the Bears had a into the good graces of Rozelle but Memorial donations may be Manchester Honda dealers. He 649-8841 65 E. Canter Street whoops it up in the end zone after 24-0, for the NFC championship. chardson had shoved Young out of She had been a resident of mission following their 23-0 loss in he and the vicious Bear defense made to a charity of the donor’s was a World War II U.S. Army PrfcM Subfmet to Chongo scoring first-quarter touchdown against bounds. Marlbprough for one year. She was Mancheeter, Ct. the NFC championship to San won the the acclaim of all choice. veteran, and a member of the MA^CHESTER HERALD, Monday. Jan. 13. 1986 - » _ It — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jan. 13. 1986 SCOREBOARD UConn gets more than moral victory against BC By Lgn Auster There had to be concern in the Sports Editor Husky camp after X minutes. Pala-Baara aorloa They bad extended an awful lot of STORKS — How important was energy — with not much help from Hockey Basketball Football A look ot the series history of ^ P o r it for UConn to come away with a Bowl XX participants New England and the thinned bench — and they Chicago. win Saturday night? trailed. But the Huskies, 1-2 in the Chloofo vs. New England "Coach was emphasizingit when conference and 9-3 overall, who NHL itandingt NBA Itandingt NFL playofla Series Is tied, Z2 we had practice the other day, and 1973— Potrlots, 13-10 (C ) have had trouble playing a com­ 1979— Patriots, 27-7 (C ) yesterday we had practice and he plete 40 minutes, did so on this WMw Conftrwioi Kastem Cenfersnos Wild cord gafflM Saturday, Dec. 7 9 1982— Bears, 26-13 (C ) was emphasizing it, and today he night. PalrMi DIvliion Atlantic DIvIsien 1985— Bears, 20-7 (C ) W L T PI*. 0 F OA W L Pct. OB AFC was pounding into us we had to get Gamble hit a finger roll and a PMIOdtlpKIa 32 11 0 64 198 127 Boston 27 8 .771 — New England 26, NY Jets 14 a win,” said T im Coles. layup, then Ekldie Williams, who is Woshlnoton 25 12 4 54 163 135 Philadelphia 24 13 .649 4 Sunday, Dec. 29 Common oppononta N Y lilander* 18 15 9 45 170 153 NFC Mission accomplished. suffering from a lost Jump shot, New Jersey X 15 .605 5«C 25 15 2 50 176 136 Atlanta 19 16 .543 5 Miami 24, Cleveland 21 seson opponents. Saturday night as they throttled of the second half. Strange as it Montrool 23 15 4 SO 196 155 Detroit 16 21 .432 9 NFC physical Boston College, 80-69, may sound, that little burst put Botton 19 16 7 45 164 151 Clevelond 16 21 .432 9 LA Rams 20, Dallas 0 New England vs. <3reen Bay Hartford 21 19 1 43 166 159 Chicago 15 X .X5 10'/> Sunday, Jan. 5 Patriots, 76-70 (N E ) before a boisterous sellout crowil Connecucut in good shape for the Buffolo 19 18 4 42 153 143 Indiana 10 76 .278 14'/z AFC Chicago vs. Green Boy of 4,697 at the Field House in Storrs rest of the game. New England 27, L A Raiders X C o m p M I Cenforonc* Western Con (srence Bears, 23-7 (G B ) tor their first Big East victory of " I said I would like to see a night Norris DIvIskHi Midwest Division NFC Bears, 16-10 (C ) W L T Ph. OF OA W L Pct. OB Chicago 21, NY Giants 0 New England vs. NY Jet* the season. when all out kids contribute and I Chicago 20 17 4 44 190 187 HoustWi 25 12 .676 — Confersnot championships Patriots, 20-13 (N E ) The Connecticut win snapped a look right from one to five to seven Sunday's Rosults St. Louis 18 17 6 42 152 162 Denver 22 14 .611 2>A Jets, 16-13 (O T) (NY) three-game slide. and they all contributed.,” Pemo Mlnnosoto 16 18 7 39 168 159 San Antonio 21 17 .SX 4'/> NFC Chicago vs. N Y Jet* Toronto 11 24 5 27 160 191 Dallas 17 16 .515 6 Chicago 24, LA Rams 0 Bears, 19-6 (N Y ) "Tonight was a big game be­ said. "(G erry) Besselink had an Dotrolt 9 28 5 23 137 226 Utah 18 21 .462 8 AFC New England vs. Tam pa Bay cause If we lost, you know what unbelievable game, the best he’s Smylti* Division New England 31, Miami 14 Patriots, 32-14 (T B ) Sacramento 13 24 .351 12 they would say tomorrow morn­ played. Timmy Coles 14 rebounds, Edmonton X 9 4 64 230 176 Pacific Division Super Bowl XX at New Orleans Chicogo vs. Tampa Boy Colgorv 18 X 3 X 167 162 L.A. Lakers 77 6 .829 — Sunday, Jon. 76 Bears, 38-28 (C ) ing,” said Husky coach Dom Earl Kelley 2S points. Too Tall Los Angeles 13 23 5 31 144 X3 Portland 73 18 .X I 9 New Enolond vs. Chicago, 5 p.m. Bears, 27-19 (T B ) Pemo, referring to a whole slew of (Cliff Robinson) did his job, Eddie Vancouver 13 25 5 31 152 IX New England vs. Miami Seattle 15 22 .405 15 people. "We needed this win to Winnipeg 13 26 5 31 160 206 Phoenix 13 21 .X2 15’/j Patriots, 17-13 (N E ) Lee came back from struggling the Saturday's Results L.A Clippers 12 76 .316 18'/j , Dolphins, 30-27 (M ) prove a lot of things, not only to first half and started believing in Boston 8, Winnipeg 4 Golden State 12 X .300 19'/i ' Patrlota 31. Dolphins 14 Chicago vs. Miami those outside but to ourselves. himself again. (Spider) Ursery Phllodelphlo 8. New Jersey 4 Saturday's Results Dolphins, 38-24 N .Y. Islanders 8, Detroit 2 “ We played Boston College close hadn’t played a whole lot but he Portland 109, New York 106 New England 3 14 7 7—31 Now England vs. Indianapolis Edmonton 6, Montreal 4 Cleveland 105, Sacramento 101 Patriots, 34-15 (N E ) and (^ rg e to w n close in their came off the bench and got some Quebec 5, Toronto 1 Miami 0 7 0 7— 14 Philadelphia 102, Detroit 101 First Patriots, 38-31 (I) arenas and when we come home key rebounds. Minnesota 5, Woshlngton 3 Chicago 132, L.A. Clippers IX Chicago vs. Indianapolis Los Angeles 4, St. Louis 4, (tie) NE— FG Franklin 73,6:40 we have to win,” ()ontinued Pemo, " I f our kids do that, we have a Dallas 127, Golden State IX Second Bears, 17-10 (C ) Sunday's Results Houston 87, Washington X New England vs. Detroit who noted his team received a chance to win some games.” he Philadelphia 3, Calgary 0 Mia— Johnson 10 pass from Marino Denver 114, Utah 106 (Revelz kick), 0:21 Patriots, 23-6 (N E ) boost from another source. " I added. St. Louis Z N .Y . Rangers 2, (tie) Phoenix 128, Indiana 79 Chicago vs. Detroit Chicago 4, Hartford 2 N E— Collins 4 pass from Eason think these people out there in the Coles was quick to agree. "We Seattle 105, L.A. Lakers 99 (Franklin kick), 4:X Bears, 24-3 (C ) Monday's (Same* Sunday's Result Bears, 37-17 (D ) stands, we needed them. They had a total team effort. We had 25, Edmonton at Boston, 7:35 p.m. N E— Ramsey 1 pass from Eason Utah 106, San Antonio 102 UPl photo (Franklin kick), 9:35 Total: Patriots7-2, Bears8-1. were our sixth man. Just 20, 15 (Coles), 12 (Williams) and 6 Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Monday's Oomes Detroit at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Third Sacramento at New York, 7 :X p.m. N E— Weathers 2 pdss from Eason fantastic.” (Besselink) in the point category Tuesdoy's Games L.A. Clippers at Washington, 7 :X p.m. and 22 assists. Earl had eight, Winnipeg at Quebec, night (Franklin kick), 3:02 AFC champlona Perao's bench didn’t supply a Denver at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Racing to victory Fourth NY Rangers at Voncouver,nlght San Antonio at Phoenix, 9 :X p.m. sixth man. It was shorter than Gerry had six. That’s a total team New Jersey at Philadelphia, night Mlo— Nathan 10 pass from Marino Indiana at Golden State, 10:Xp.m. (Revelz kick), 0:32 (F ro m 19X, by season) expected. Sophomore guard Ter­ effort right there. If we can play Calgary at Washington, night Dallas of Seattle, I0 :X p.m. U.S. speed skater Dan Jansen won the World Cup 500 Winner Loser Score Chicago at Minnesota, night NE— Tatupu 1 run (Franklin kick),7:26 rence Warren was out for the like that every game, we can be a Tuesday's Games meter sprint Sunday with a time of ;37.82 seconds in A-74,978 X — New England Miami 31-14 Philadelphia at New Jersey, night 84 — Miami Pittsburgh 45-28 second straight game as the result contender,” he said. Besselink, no longer worrying AHL itindings Sacramento at Atlanta, night Baselga DiPine, Italy. Jansen also took second place in NE Mlo 83 — LA Raiders Seattle 30-14 of a sprained left knee. He was Portland at Cleveland, night First downs 21 16 82 — Miami NY Jets 14-0 given the go ahead to begin about scoring, had 10 rebounds the 1000 meter sprint. 81 — Cincinnati San Diego 27-7 Washington at Chicago, night By rushing 15 3 practice Sunday but he is doubtful along with his half-dozen points Norllieni Division Utah at Houston, night Bv passing 6 15 80 — Oakland San Diego 34-27 W L T Pts. O F OA Phoenix at LA Lakers, night By penalty 0 0 T9 — Pittsburgh Houston 27-13 for tonight's game with Vlllanova and assists before fouling out with Adirondack 23 10 4 X 167 124 3rd down eft. 7— A6—44.0 3— 10— 30.0 X — Pittsburgh Houston 34-5 at the Hartford Civic Center at 8 3:16 left. He received a tremend­ Maine 21 14 5 47 IX IX 77 — Denver Oakland 20-17 Bowling Green TT, Ohio U. 75 4th down eft. 2— ■2— 100.0 0— 2— 00.0 p.m. And sophomore guard Terry ous ovation from the appreciative Fredericton 18 21 6 42 171 162 Jazz 106, Spura 102 Saturday'a collaga hoop roaulta Bradley (f), Drake 67 Net yards 326 302 76 — Oakland Pittsburgh 24-7 Moncton 19 16 3 41 IX 142 Calvin (Mich) 90, Wabash (Ind) 59 Offensive plays 71 62 75 — Pittsburgh Oakland 16-10 Coffey was declared “ ineligible to crowd. “ This may be my most Sherbrooke 17 19 6 40 185 173 Carleton 52, St. Olaf 51 Average gain 4.6 4.9 74 — Pittsburgh Ooklond 24-13 (xmpete for the rest of the minutes (32) in a game but when Novo Scotia 11 24 6 » 148 189 U TA H (1M) East 73 — Miami Oakland 27-10 Albany St. 78, Staten Island OdarvllleX, Urbona77 (OT) Net yards rushing 255 66 Souttiom Division Malone 8-12 1-4 17, Batlev 9^19 2-2 20, Centre X , Earlham 67 72 — Miami Pittsburgh 21-17 season.” you do a lot things well and the Eaton 4-8 2-8 10, Stockton 6^ 5-5 17, All lance 77, Massillon Jackson 76 Total rushes 59 13 Hershev 24 13 2 X 1M 143 Central St. 71, Clarion X Avo. gain rushing 4.3 5.2 71 — Miami Baltimore 21-0 The UConn people couldn't say team is winning, it gets the Rochester • 22 15 3 47 170 157 Hansen 6-10 0-3 13, Wilkins 4-10 0-1 8, Amherst TO, Babson 69 Cleveland State76, WIs.-Green Bay59 70 — Baltimore Oakland 27-17 Scurry 2-30-04, Green 5-95-715. Haves 1-2 Botes 84, M IT X Net yards passing 71 234 more because of privacy laws. You adrenalin flowing,” said the 6-9 Binghamton X 19 4 44 161 IX Concordla-Moorheod 61, Hamllne X Sacks by-yards 1— 14 0 -0 Springfield 19 18 3 41 163 I X 0-12, Roberts04)0-00. Totals450115-29106. Bloomtleld X , Coll. Of St. Rose 63 can fill in the blanks. junior. Boston U. X , Drexel 65 Gross yds passing 71 246 St. Cothorlns 17 X 2 X 164 184 CoraellM , Illinois Coll. 71 NFC champlona That meant starting guards Earl "The problem before was I was SAN A N TO N IO (102) Cobrlnl 107, Beaver X Posses 10— 12— 0 2 0 -4 0 -2 New Haven 14 24 3 35 154 IX Dayton 74, Virginia Commonwealth Avg. gain pass play 5.9 4.6 Baltimore 15 24 3 X 145 IX Johnson 6S 5-7 17, Mitchell 9-17 ^ 22, Carnegie Mellon 69, Grove City 67 Kelley and Phil Gamble had to go worrying too much about scoring. Castleton 60, Plattsburgh 52 64 Punts 5-40.2 4— 41.3 Saturday's Results Gilmore 6-11 7-12 19, Matthews 2-8 4-4 6, Defiance X , Hanover X (Fro m 19X, by season) the distance, if possible. They did But I had a lot of talks with coach Robertson 7-173-317, Green wood5-63-713, Catholic University 69, Susquehanna Hod blocked 0 0 Wbinsr Lessr Score Adirondack 3, Novo Scotia 2 Detroit 76, Xavier 72 Return vordage 90 99 with Kelley logging 38 minutes and (Pem o) and he said that it’s not Binghamton 6, St. Catharines 0 Sundvold 2-50-04,Cook 04)0-00, Hughes1-3 62 Elmhurst College72, Rockford 53 'X — Chicago L.A. Rams 74-0 04)2, BrlttalnOOO-20. Totals38-7526-39102. Cloverleaf 73, North Rovalton 44 Punt retums-yords 2— 2 1— 6 64 — San Francisco Chicago 730 Gamble 39. Kelley popped home 25 important that I score; just Fredericton 6, Moncton 3 Evansville 64, Valparaiso 57 KO retums-vards 2—67 6 -9 } Hershey 9, New Hoven 3 Connecticut W,BostonCollege69 X — Washington S.F. 24-21 points and dished out a team-high 8 rebound and distribute the ball. Cornell X , Columbia 52 Findlay 98, Geneva 73 Inter ceptlons-yards 2— 21 0 -0 Maine 6, Rochester 4 Utah 27 34 23 22— 106 Grand Valley (M ich) X , HlllsdaleX 82 — Washington Dallas 31-17 Son Antonio 30 3010 24— 102 Cortland St. T6, Baruch 77 Penaltles-vards 2— 15 4-2S 81 — S.F. Dallas 28-27 axists while Gamble, who has I ’m doing my job. I ’m happier now Baltimore 5, Springfield 3 Greenville X , Rose-Hulman 89 Fumbles-lost 2— 2 5— 4 Sunday's Results Three-point oools— Hansen. Fouled Dickinson 76, Lebanon Valley 65 80 — Philadelphia Dallas 20-7 rediscovered his shooting eye after than I ever have been on this E. Conn. St. X , Mass-Boston X Hastings T7, Marvmount 64 Touchdowns 4 2 Baltimore 3, Novo Scotia 2 out— Eaton. Total fouls— Utah 31, Heidelberg 62, Muskingum 57 T9 — L.A. Rams Tampa Bov 90 a mini-slump, was 9-for-16 from bailclub,” said a smiling San Antonio 28. Rebounds— Utah 35 Elizabethtown X , (XttysburgX By rushing 1 0 78 — Dallas L.A. Rams 790 St. Catharines4, Hershev 3 (O T) Hope X , Adrian 59 By passing 3 2 the floor (6-for-8 in the second halO Besselink. Sherbrooke 4, Fredericton 0 (Eaton, 8), San Antono 43 (Gilmore 16). Fairfield 61, LaSalle 57 TT — Dallas Minnesota 23-6 Framingham X Nichols 65 Illinois Wesleyan89,Carthage55 By returns 0 0 Monday's Games Assists— Utah 31 (Green 8), San Ind. Cent. 96, S. Indlano 95 76 — Minnesota L.A. Rams 24-13 for a career-high X points. One concern UConn did have, Antonio 23 (Matthews 7). Technicals— Fredonlo State 85, Stony Brook 69 Conyerslons 4— 4 2— 2 75 — Dallas L.A. Rams 37-7 No gontes scheduled Ind. Tech 95, lU-PU-Ind. 91, Ot 1— 2 0— 1 Gamble missed a pair of layups despite a seven-point spread with Tuesday's Oams* Utah coach Layden. A— 6,510. (Seneva X , Eostlake North X Field goals 74— Minnesota L.A. Rams 14-10 Hamilton 85, Binghamton 66 Indiana W, Wisconsin X Tim e of possession 39:51 20:09 in the first half with other Huskies 6‘/2 minutes left, was fouls. Kelley, No games scheduled Iowa 75, Minnesota 62 73 — Minnesota Delias 27-10 Holy Cross 76, Army 60 72 — Washington Dallos 26-3 doing as well. “ I thought we were a Besselink and Williams all had How top 20 fared Ithaca ra, R .l.T. X lowo St. 9Z Missouri 84 iMlIvNhKlI StOtlftlCS Kansas 7Z Southern MethodlstX 71 — Dallas S.F. 14-3 little tentative the first half,” cited four personals and Coles three. "I Blackhiwktd.WhalarsZ John Jay 90, Maritime (NY) X RUSHIN&— New England-C. James X — (Tallos S.F. 17-10 Lake St Edwards X , Pauduo 59 Kenyon X , Wooster 62 22-105, Weathers 16-87, Collins 12-61, Pemo, T t(iink we missed some­ did think about them but you can’t N EW YO R K — How the United Press Lake Superior X , Sag Valley 63 Tatupu 6-9, Eason 3-(-7). Totals 59-255. International Top 20 college bas­ LeMoyneX, Philadelphia TextIleX thing like six layups. But we said at let up or it gives them an Hartford 1 0 1—2 Lehigh 82, Lafayette 72 Loyola X , Butler 61 Mlaml-Carter 6-56, Davenport 3-6, ketball teams fared Jan. 6-Jan. 12: MaloneX, Ohio Dominican X Nathan 2-4, Bennett 1-2, Marino 1-0. the half to Phillip to keep going. If advantage,” Besselink said. Chicago 11 2—4 1. North Carolina (16-0) defeated Lock Haven 75, Bloomsburg 74 Rrst period— 1, Chicago, Ludzik, 4 Lycoming 69, Falrleigh Dlcklnson62 Marlon TZ Huntington X Totals 13-66. you got it, take it.” Pemo didn’t say much about the Fordham 92-68; defected Wake Forest Marian 67, Northwestern X T ransactions (Bergevin, Presley), 13:18. 2, Hartford, Malne-MachlasX, GordonX PASSING— New Enoland-Eason 10-12- fouls. "W e were just going to play. 89-65. Marguette91, Colorado 71 0- 71. Mlaml-Marino 20-48-2-248. UConn's aggressive defensive Ferraro, 13 (DIneen, Bobych), pp, 19:42. 2. Michigan (164)) defeated Illinois Mansfield N , Buffalo University T9 Penalties— McDermId, Hart.molor Morlst 61, Bucknell X Midilgan 75, Purdue 71 play, and some poor execution by If you’re going to think about four 61-59; defeated Purdue75-71. Mllllkin X , Carroll 60 RECEIVING— New Enoland-Colllns 3- (fighting), 18:X; O'Callahan, Chi, 3. Duke (144)) defeated St. Louis 84-58; Massillon 84, Akr Buchtel 82 (ot) BASEBALL BC, saw the Huskies jump out to a fouls, you might as well be on the ntajor (fighting), 18:X. Massachusetts 81, Rhode Island 75 Moorhead St 84, Winona St X 15, Ramsey 3-18, Moroan 2-30, Tatupu American LAogue defeated North Carolina St. 74-64. Mount Union 71, Ohio Northern X 1-6, Weathers 1-2. Totals 10-71. Mlaml- 12-4 lead after 6:30 of play. “ I was bench.” Herald photo by Bashaw 4. Syracuse (134)) defeated Vlllanova (OT) N EW YO R K Y A N K E E S — Sent Dody Second period— 3, Chicago, Lormer, 16 Mercyhurst X , Chevnev T7 Mt. Senarlo X , Dr. Martin Luther 64 Nathan 5-57, Hardy 3-52, Duper 3-45, Rather, pitcher, to the Houston Astros to disappointd with our getting ready The closest BC came was four 60- 57; defeated Fairfield 90-67; defeated Nrtraska 99, Northeast Mo. St 56 (Sovard, D. Wilson), po, 4:32. Penalties— Pittsburgh 78-66. MIddlebury 91, Colby 71 Clayton 3-41, Davenport 3-23, Johnson complete the deal that sent Joe NIekro to to play,” said volatile BC coach points (64-60) when Besselink UConn’s Eddie Williams (22) gets set to release jumper Tim Coles and BC’s Jamie Benton (11) view the action Klelnendorst, Hart, 3:X; Savord, Chi, Mlllersvllle72, Franklin Pierce63 Northwood X , Michigan Tech 74 1- 10, Moore 1-10, Rose 1-10. Totals 20-248. the YankeesIn September. 5. Georgia Tech (14-1) defeated Wake North Central X , III Benedictine 76 Gary Williams, whose gyrations in fouled out. But Williams hit two big despite the defense of Boston College’s Troy Bowers from below. 6:21; Brown, Chi, 10:52; Lawless, Hart, Forest 72-58; defeated Rutgers 85-46; Moravian 65, Western Maryland 57 BASKETBALL 13:18; Brown, Chi, 15:40; O'Callahan, Mt. St. M ary's 82, Merrimack 78 Northern Illinois X , Miami (Ohio) 75 S A C K S -N e w E n g la n d -V e rls 1-14. Notional Basketball Association front of the bench are a sight to see. hoops, and after an air ball by defeated Maryland 66-67. OT (55) Saturday night at the Field House In Storrs. UConn's Chi, 18:X; Munyn, Hart, 19:X. 6. Memphis St. (154)) defeated South Muhlenberg 81, Ursinus X Mlaml-None. CLEVELAND CAVALIERS— Signed “ I don't think we were into the freshman Dana Barros, who had 19 Third period— 4, Chicago, Savord, X NYU 92, City College (N Y) X Notre Dom ex, DePaul 54 Ron Brewer, guard, to a 10-day contract. Carolina 69-61; defeated Louisville73-71; Ohio Weslevon T9, Oberlln 75 game early. Maybe it was from the points to lead the Eagles, Kelley (unassisted), :04.5, Hartford, Ferraro, 14 defeated Arkansas State 67-64. N ow M, George Moson 74 INTERCEPTIONS — New Enoland- M IL W A U K E E B U C KS— Signed Mike 11-5 in 16 Big East games in Storrs. (Turoeon, Fro nds), pp, 7:17.6, Chicago, New Hampshire 67, YaleX Olivet X , Kalamazoo Coll. 64 M a rlo n 1-21, C la y b o rn 1-0. M la m l- Glenn, guard, to anoffer sheet. St. John’s game (79-77 upset OT canned two big free throws to 7. Louisiana State (14-2) lost to Ollvet-Naz 96, Oakland Cv (Ind.) W . .UConn outrebounded the Eagies, Watson, 8 (OIczvk, T. Murray), 19:34. Alabama 83-67; lost to Tennessee 68-77. Niagara X , Colgate X None. HOCKEY win) but at the same time make it a 10-point spread with 1:49 Penalties— B. Wilson, Chi, 5:43. B. Northeastern X , MalneX Otterbeln82, Baldwin-Wallace61 PUNTING— LA Rams-Hatcher 11- Notional Hodisv League 38-33. The Huskies, shooting 43.7 Wilson, Chi, molor (fighting), 19:34; 6. Oklahoma (15-0) defeated Denver Siena Heights 100 Aquinas 98 Connecticut sustained it for 40 left. 109-64; defeated Chicogo St. 96-73. Orange 69, Gilmore Ad 40 431. Chicooo-Buford 10-363. D E T R O IT RED W IN GS— Recalled Ted percent from the floor coming in, DIneen, Hart, malor (fighting), 19:34. Oswego St. 77, Oneonta St. 60 St. Thomas X , Gustavus T7 Speers, center, from Adirondack of the minutes. The Huskies know they must 9. Kansas (14-2) defeated Detroit 60-51, St. Francis 75, Franklin X Shots on goal— Hartford 16-9-10— Penn St.-Behrend X , Bethany X PUNT RETURNS— New Enoland- AHL. meet the challenge of Vlllanova were 30-for-56, 53.6 percent overall 35. Chicago 12-11-6— X . defeat^ Southern Methodist 72-56. St. John's, Minn. T9, AuosburgX "You have to give them a lot of 10. St. John's (15-2) lost to Boston Philo Pharmacy 63, JohnsHopklnsX R. James 2-2. Mlaml-VIgorlto 1-8. NEW YORK ISLANDERS— Returned tonight. ” We can savor this win and a sizzling I7-for-X, 65.4 per­ Phliadelphia TextIleX, Lemovne60 St. Cloud St. 67, Nrtraska-Omaha 54 Gerald DIduck, defenseman, to Sprlng- credit. They might have wanted College 79-77 (o t); defeated Georgetown Taylor 67, lU South Bend X cent, the second half. Power-ploy conversions— Hartford 6- 79-74. PItt-Johnstown 75, Md U.-Baltimare KICKOFF RETURNS— New tleldoftheAHL. the game more than us,” he added. tonight but we have to get right Z Chicago 3-1. Tiffin 67, Walsh X England-Starring 3-67. Mlaml-Hampton COLLEGE back to work and get ready for U C O N N (SO) — Eddie Williams 5 2-4 11. Kentucky (12-2) lost to Auburn 60-56; Toledo (IS, Western Michigan 65 Despite the early run, UConn 12, T im Coles 6 3-515, G erry Besselink 3 Goalies— Hartford, Weeks. Chl- defeated Mississippi 75-58; defeated Point Park 77, PItt-Bradford 60 6-91. AKR O N — Hired Carl Fallvene os the cogo, Souve. A— 17,X). Potsdam St. 105, Brockport St. 63 Washington 8, Jefferson X , HlramS6 Missed field goalsf New Engtand- football administrative assistant and couldn’t take advantage of BC's Vlllanova,” Besselink observed. 0-06, Earl Kellev711-1325,PhllGamble Atobama 76-52. Wls.-Superlor 71, WIs.-La Crosse 57 9 2-4 X , Cliff Robinson 01-21, Jeff KIngO 12. Nevoda-Las Vegas (15-2) defeated Princeton 77, Harvard 44 Franklln 41. Mlaml-Revelz 31. Gerald Carr, coach of the wide receivers futile play with the Eagles, now 2-2 “ That’s what’s good about the Big Referee— VonHellemond. Ravenna 63, Nardonia X WIs.-Eau Clalre67, Wls.-PlattevllleS4 andtightends. 0-0 0, John Shea 01-21, Robert Ursery 0 Paclflc85-80; defeated Fresno Stote68-53. Wittenberg 61, Marietta X in the Big East and 10-4 overall, East,” Coles said. "N o rest. Just 0-0 0, Ken Scott 00-00. Totals X -5 6 X -X 13. Alabama-BIrmIngham (15-2) de­ Rochester X , Bowdoln 67 Salem St. 91, U. Of New England 59. Wright StatelOS, MIchlgan-Dearborn 54 Baars24.RamsO securing a 32-31 halftime lead. another one. I ’m looking forward 80. Flyara 3. Flamea 0 feated South Florida 57-46; defeated Youngstown St. 75, Moreheod St 46 BOSTON COLLEGE (49) — Roger Virginia Commonwealth 72-70 (O T). Scranton 80, Juniata 63 Six-foot sophomore reserve Jamie to it. If we play like we did tonight, Siena 64, Hartsford 67 M cCready 3 5-6 11, Skip B arry 1 0-0 7, LA Rams 0 0 0 0—0 Benton, filling in for foul-plagued it will be a good game.” Troy Bowers44-712, Done Barros83-5 Colgory 0 0 0— 0 14. Texas El-Poso (14-2) defected Air Southampton T9, Quinniplac 73 Soumwesi Springfield 92, Williams 83 Centenory 61, Houston Baptist 59 Chicago 10 0 7 7— 24 Dominic Pressley, cann^ BC's HUSKY NOTES - BC leads 19, Dominic Pressley 5 2-2 12, Russ Phllodelphia 1 2 0 -3 Force68-54; lostto Wyoming6^2.. First Bowling First period— 1, Phllodelphlo, Kerr St. Francis 68, Wagner 87 Creighton X , West Texas 56 final four hoops of the half to UConn, X-24, and 8-6 in Big East Doherty 0 0-0 0, Tre vo r Gordon 0 1-21, 15. Georgetown (11-3) defeated Connec­ Chi— McMahon 16 run (Butler kick), Jam ie Benton 60-012, Tvron e Scott 00-0 37 (Slnlsolo, Ekiund), pp, 15:03. ticut 70-66; lost to St. John’s 79-74. St. John's T9, Georgetown 74 New Mexico St 80, Long Beach St 57 play. . .The Huskies are 4-0 at the Penalties— Slnlsolo Phi, 6:01; PepllnskI, St. Lawrence 81, Alfred T9 (2 0 T) Oklohoma 98, Chicago St. X 5:25 enable them to take the halftime 0, Steve Benton 0 0-0 0, Charlie MIcol 0 16. Notre Dame (9-1) defeated Chi— FG Butler 34,10:34 Field House this year. UConn is OO 0. Totals 27-60 15-22 69. Col, 8:32; Suter, Cal, 14:06; Otto, Cal, Providence 78-72; defeated DePaul70-54. St. Joseph's87, Geo. WoshlngtonX Pan American X , SE Louisiana X lead. 19:06; Ron Sutter, Phi, 19:06. Syracuse X , Pittsburgh X Rice 71, Houston X Third U.S. MIxad 17. Louisville (8-4) defeat^ Eostern Chi— Gault 22 pass from McMahon Kentucky 86-55; lostto Memphis St. 73-71. Temple 66, Rutgers 59 Stephen F. Austin 82, Howard Payne 56 - Second period— 2, Phllodelphlo, Union 101, ManhattanvIlleX Swest Texas X , Texas-San Anton lo 62 (Butler kick), 8:04 Rich Parker 234-587, Mike Vrissis Howe 14 (Prooo), sh, 7:53. 3, Philadel­ Vlllanova X , Providence77 Texos X , Baylor 40 Fourth 217-577, Jim Poole 236, Lee Cote 210, 18. Purdue (14-3) defeated Michigan St. Chi— Marshall 52fumbleretum (Butler Walt DeLlsle X I, Fred KozIckI 560, phia, Propp » (Crossman), pp, 9:X , 88-83; lostto Michigan 75-71. W. Chester X , St. Thomas AoulnosX Texos A8.M 64, TCU X Penalties— Marsh, Phi, 2:34; Hunter, Woshlngton (M o.), Frank. & Marshall Texas Tech 46, Arkansas 46 kick), 12:X Dave Fenn XI, Charlie Maselsky 19. (tie) Bradley (15-1) defeated Illinois 6-63,573 210-X1, Bob Skoglund X5-242-675, Don Cougars wallop Massasoit Col, 6:43, Rich Sutter, Phi, 6:43; 74 Texas-Arllngton X , North TexosX Wesleyan 74-64; defeated Wichita State Wilson 5X, VIn Urban 200-567, Dale MacGInnIs, Cal 8:42. 57-55; defeated Drake 69-67. Wdvnesburg 65, Westminster X South LA Chi Pecker 244-206-644, Donna VrIssIs 460, 19. (tie) Illinois (10-5) lostto Michigan W M t First downs 9 13 Doreen LaChapelle 451, Marge DeLlsle Anthony Martin netted X , Tyrell Manchester returns to action Third period— Penalties— Marsh, 61- 59; lost to Michigan State 58-51. Alderson-BrooddusX, Salem M BROCKTON. Mass. - All nine Phi, 9 :X ; Covalllnl, Col, 7:00 minor, Auburn T7, Mississippi X Brigham Young OZ San Diego St. X By rushing 5 5 224-468, Linda Burton 1M-514, Helen Hartfield contributed 19 points and tonight against Mattatuck Com­ Cal-Santa Barbara 66, Utah St. 52 By passing 3 8 Moselskv 4 X , Sharon Madore 182-4X, visiting players scored to account 5:(X)molor, (fighting), 14:37; SlnlsoLPhl, Austin Peav (TN ) 75, Tenn Tech 63 for 70 second-half points to carry Chris Galligan added 15 for the munity College, the No. 3 team in 2:Xminor, S:Mmolor, (fighting), 14:37. Big Eaat atandinga Bethune-Cookman 65 Md-Eastern Chico St. X , Sonoma St. 67 By penalty 1 0 Cindy Hurley X9, Ellle Wilson 176-459, ShoreX Claremont Mudd 66, Whittier 64 3rd down eft. 2— 14— 14.0 4— 16— 25.0 Sue Hale 1X-513, Linda Cromwell prolific Manchester Community winners. New England, at Waterbury’s Shots on goal— Calgary 7-14-14— Big East Conlerenc* Christopher Newport 74, St. Andrews62 Colorado St. X , New Mexico X 4th down eft. 0 -0 0 — 00.0 1— 1— 100.0 19S464. Kennedy High School at 8 p.m. Denver X , Eastern New Mexico 42 College to a 115-82 win over host 35. Philadelphia 9-8-8— 25. w L Christian Bros (TN ) X, Belmont (TN ) Net yards 130 232 Reinhard Guhde, from West M C C (115) — Stanley Bike 2 1-3 5, Syracuse 4 0 X Eastern Montana X , Western Montana Offensive plays X 61 Massasoit Community College in X Germany, led Massasoit with 26 Je rry Carter 11 4-5 26, Donald Cost 3 3-3 Power-ploy conversions— Calgary 0- St. John’s 3 1 Clearwater Chrstn 91 Warner Southn 69 Average gain 2.2 3.8 Junior college men’s basketball 9, Tyrell Hartfield 9 1-6 19, Carberf Vlllanova 2 1 Fort Lewis X , S. Utah St. 59 points, while Chris King chipped in 3. Philadelphia 2-3. Davidson 67, Tenn .-Chattanooga 48 Net yards rushing X 91 Saturday night In Brockton, Mass. Russell 2 2-3 6, La rry Lopez 20-04, Chris Goalies— Calgary, Vernon. Phllodel- Pittsburgh 2 2 Fullerton St. 41, San Jose St 40 Total rushes 26 33 17 and Sean Jackman 11. Galligan 6 3-5 15, Mike Stowell 3 0-0 6, ohlo, Froese. A— 17,211. Boston College 2 2 Duke 74, North Carolina St. X Grace X , Bethany Nazarene 72 Avg. gain rushing 3.3 2.8 Calendar The Cougars improve to 10-2 with Massasoit led at the half, 52-45, Anthony Martin 10 5-10 25, Totals 48 Georgetown 2 2 East Tenn 66, Va. Military 74 Hayward St. X , Sacramento St. 57 Net yards passing 44 141 Connecticut the win, while the Warriors fall to but the Cougars outscor^ the 19-35 115. 1 2 Fairmont 97, Davis 8, Elkins 81 Humboldt St. X , Stanislaus St. 51 Sacks by-yards 3— X 3— 22 M A S S A S O iT (83) — Chris King 8 1-2 BluesZ.RingersZ Providence 0 3 Ferrum 64, Greensboro T7 Idaho St. 66, Idaho 56 Gross yds passing 66 164 5-8. losers, X-11, in the first 10 minutes Seton Hall 17, Ed M cGill 20-04, Sean Jack man 43-4 0 3 Fla. IntntI X Flo Southern Coll 51 LInfleld T9, Pacific Luth. X Passes 10— 31— 1 16— 25— 0 TODAY Jerry Carter poured in a career- of the se— 36. 62 M. Chlcogo-McMahon 16-2541-164. Northwest Catholic ot East Catholic, State Plaza Convention Center. Kathy Prevost and Chris Hakian Power-play conversions— St. Louis Now K , (jeorge Mason 74 ALBANY. N.Y. (UPI) — Heavy­ Sunday'a collaga hoop roaulta 7 p.m. It was Tyson's 12th first- round 6-1.NYRangers6-1. Rac baakatball N. Kentucky X , Lewis (lll.)X (20 T) RECEIVING— LA Roms-Hunter 3- Ice Hockey weight Mike Tyson is quickly, added 12 points apiece. Goolles— St. Louis, Womsiey. NY North Carollno89, Woke ForestX 29, Brown 2-14, Dickerson 3-10, Ellard Conard vs. Monchester (at Bolton knockout and his 16th KO in 16 MCC returns to action on Wed­ Cortland Invitational 1-5, Duckworth 1-8. Totals 10-66. painfully, getting ready for the Rangers, Honlon. A— 17,421, Pembroke St. 74, Guilford 71 Ice Polace), 8:X p.m. fights, tying the record Rocky nesday, Jan. 22, against homes­ “ Referee— Ron Fournier. Radford X , Cornpbell X Championship Chicziao-Moarshead 2-28, Gault 4-56, East Catholic at Darien, 8 p.m. next step in his boxing career. Pae Waa Stetson M Rollins C o ll.X Cortland St. 56, Fredonlo St. 54 Payton 7-48, Wrlghtmon 1-8, Suhev 1-7, Wrestling Quickly for him. Painful for his Marciano set in 1949. Marciano tanding Greenfield Community Tampa 83 Soint Thomas 62 Censelollen McKinnon 1-17. Totals 16-164. Manchester at New Britoln, 6 p.m. opponents. was the only heavyweight cham­ College. Spurs 21 (JetfCrockettond Pat Flynn Tennessee K , Louisiana St. 77 Stonvbrook 96, Baruch T7 played well, Mike Hartnett did well on Cheney Tech/Branford ot East pion to retire undefeated, 49-0. He Thomas Coll. 7T, Havsrford T7 SACKS— L A Rams-Doss 1-7, Reed 2-13. Hampton, 4 p.m. The 19-year-old knockout artist Radio, TV defense), 76ers X (Dan Carangelo 10, U. Charleston 97, W.Va. W*sleyan96 Chlcogo-Hampton 1-4, Dent 1-11, Perry set the record May 2,1649 when he MASSASOIT (S3) — Kim Brown 2 4-4 Matt Vlara and Glenn Weeks played East from CaUklll, N.Y. added another 1-7 8, Jull* Bsckward 5 3-6 13, Lisa w e ll).' Union (Ky) 64, Thomas More (K v ) X Alfred 74, Clarkson X (2 O T ) THURSDAY victim to his collection Saturday knocked out Jimmy Evans in the Vonderbllt TT, (Seorgla 71 Bowdoln 71, Franklin A Marshall 65 INTERCEPTIONS — LA Rams- Girl* Basketball third round in Providence, R.I. Gundsrway 21-2 5, Caron Ahsarn 10 2-8 TONIGHT . „ Celtics 16 (Peter Jullanl 6, Peter Virginia 83, Clemson 81 None. Chlcogo-Frazler 1-(-3). night, and put his name next to an 22, Su* Bsrthelettt 1 0-0 2, Chsrvl Leonard ond Chris Pazdo played well), Elmira X, Dominican X Coventry at Prince Tech, 3:45 7 :X College basketball: Notre Dame Virginia Tech 71, South Carolina X . Rochester 69, Washington (Mo.) X " I ’m not out to beat Rocky Mulhalland 1 0-2 2, Totals 21 10-22 52. Herald photo by Bsshtw vs. Brigham Young, USA Cable Lakers 14 (Jomle Lazzerls, Jett Moln- immortal’s in the process. Western Kentucky 57, South Florida 45 Midwest PUNTING— LA Rams-Hatcher 11- FRIDAY M arciano’ s record. H e’s the M CC (S I) — ColiM n Carroll 6 4-9 16, 8:00 College basketball: UConn vs. vine and Brendan Prindivllle played 431. Chicago-Buford 10-363. Tyson scxred a technical knock­ Kotliv Prsvost 6 0-1 12, Bstty Mahtr 3 UConn’s Robert Ursery (31) and Gerry along with BC’s Jamie Benton (11) and w ell). Wheeling 89, Shepherd 62 Michigan St. 58, Illinois 51 Beys Basketball Rock,” Tyson said. Marciano, Joe Vlllanovo, ESPN, WPOP W ttt out over Dave Jaco by knocking 0-0 6, Fsllcia FolkowskI 0 1-2 1, GsrI 8:00 College basketball: UofH vs. Hawks 24 (Corky Coughlin 12, Greg Manchester at Rockville, 7:45 Besselink have the basketball almost in Roger McCready (20) look on. Midwest Arizona T9, California 72 (2 O T ) PUNT RETURNS— LA Rams-Ellard Northwest Catholic at East Catholic, him down three times in the first Louis, they’re the yardstick. Grim aldi 0 0410, Chris Hakian 5 2-3 12, Mblne, WKHT ^ Ryan 6, John Carlson 4, Matt Charter Ball St. X , Kent St. 61 1-6, Johnson 2-6, Irvin 1-4. Totals D arryl SIbrInsz 3 0-0 4, Totals 22 7-15 51. 2), Jazz 11 (Ben Berte 6, Hal Blalock 2, U N L V X , Fresno St. 53 7 :X round of their fight at the Empire They're the greatest.” control as teaiYimate Phil Gamble (25) 10:00 College basketball: South Ala­ Beloit 61, St. Norbert S3 UC Davis 83, Sand Francisco St. 82 4-16. ChlcogoOrtego 4-21, Phillips 1-0. bama vs. UAB, ESPN M ike Ca rr 2, Peter Lescoe 1). Cheney Tech ot Bolton, 7:45 BlilU T O O Il^, AAonchester 75 (OT) Totals S21. VInal Tech at Coventry, 7:45 1 H — M ANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 13, 19«6 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 13. 1986 - 15_ NHL roundup MHS icemen win second in a row

; E NFIELD — Winning can be 8:30 p.m. his first of the afternoon at the 2; 49 work hard for their goals,” Famo Savard’s quickie sinks Whaiers Contagious. Manchester High “ We played hard and won,” mark from Blake and Mark added. I liockey team found that to be true Manchester coach Eric Famo Cichowski; and added his shor- Manchester put it away with a Saturday when it pounded Enfield thander at 14:49 from the omni­ Blake goal, his 14th of the season, period. The victory was the 11th in the said.“ Our game is coming to­ Combined Wire Services present Blake: giving the visiting just 16 seconds into the third period The Black Hawks took a 1-0 lead last 13 games for the Black Hawks High, 6-3, in CCC East Division gether, we proved today that we and gave them a 2-point first-place action at the Enfield Twin Rinks can skate with anybody in the Indians a commanding 4-1 lead. from Gullo. That made it 5-2. Reflection offered little to Denis at 13:18 of the first period. Steve lead over St. Louis in the Norris 'for the Indians’ second victory in state.” "W e needed a quick goal and our Savard as he tried to explain his Ludzik tipped in a long blast by Division. >as many tries in the new year. Sophomore defenseman Ron "W e killed all three penalties first line went out and got it,” goal four seconds into the third Marc Bergevin for his fourth goal. Elsewhere, the New York The victors were paced by senior Smith put the Indians on the board against us and scored the shor­ Famo said. ’"That goal took the period Sunday night. After Ferraro’s first goal, the Rangers and St. Louis Blues tied co-captain Bobby Blake, who fig­ 4; 47 into the game on assists from thanded goal,” Famo noted. “ Our wind out of their sails.” The blast, which tied the record Black Hawks regained the lead at 2-2, and Philadelphia blanked ured in ail six goals (one goal, five Blake and Gullo. But Enfield’s second line held their first line until Enfield made it 5-3 with three for fastest goal .at the start of a 4:32 of the second period. Steve Calgary 3-0. assists) and by a Dale Gullo hat Paul Stone tied the game 97 late in the third period. That minutes remaining, but Gullo period set by Claude Provost of the Larmer fired in his 16th goal on a trick, that included a key shor­ seconds later. enabled us to free up Blake.” nullified that goal as he completed Montreal Canadians November, power play after taking a pass thanded goal in the second period. Manchester took a 2-1 lead into Indian freshman goaltender Rod the hat trick with 1:14 left on 1957, helped the Black Hawks to a from Savard, who has at least one R«ng«rs 2, Bkiet 2 Manchester lifted its record to the second period when sophomore Cantrell turned back 17 of 20 shots assists from Hughes and Blake. 4-2 victory over the Hartford point in each of his last 17 games. At New York, Mark Hunter’s 2-4 while Enfield drops to 3-4. The left wing Brian Hughes converted while Enfield’s Seth Rudolph, also Assistant coach Clay Famo Whalers. "They kept forcing me wide on power-play goal with 1:11 remain­ Indians play defending Division II a Blake pass for his fourth goal of a freshman, stopped 32 of 38 shots. observed,"We skated 45 minutes "Having grown up in Montreal. I the power play and when I broke ing in the second period lifted St. champ Conard High Wednesday the year. “ Cantrell played great, he made and dominated from whistle to used to admire Provost as one of for the net Steve was open," said Louis into the tie. The Rangers night at the Bolton Ice Palace at Then Gullo went to work, scoring all the key stops. Enfield had to whistle. Our guys never let up.” the great defensemen and hard Savard. "It was a big'goai at the scored both goals in the first two workers,” Savard, a prolific time for us. ’The early part of the minutes of the game. St. Louis is scorer, said. “ After winning the game was very tight checking. It 0-6-1 at at Madison Square Garden, faceoff, I noticed (Dave) Babych was the kind of game where you dating back to Feb., 1981. had given me some room but was have to take advantage of any Fly«r* 3, Rames 0 East hockey drops heart-breaker about to cut off my angle, so 1 shot RAY FERRARO chances you get." from the top of the faceoff circle . . . tips in two Bill Watson scored an empty-net At Philadelphia, Tim Kerr, the N H L’s goal-scoring leader, scored lead," -Russo noted. “ But when and made it." goal with 26 seconds left. . Bv Paul Ofria “ East played the territory weU, minute elapsed on a Lee Grey " I got a chance to move to my Black Hawks co-coach Roger during a first-period power play : Herald Correspondent they covered us tight in their score from in front. they tied it up, they took the right on that faceoff and I took the The Whalers’ Ray Ferraro Neilson did not begrudge his team and Bob Froese provided shutout defensive zone,” Darien (x>ach East tied it at 1-all when Barry momentum away from us.” scored two similar goals for The teams battled through the shot. It just happened so quick,” the two goals it allowed to goaltending. Kerr notched his 37th BOLTON — When you play a Dave Elders said."It was end to Powlishen shoveled a loose puck Hartford. Both goals were on the third period with East successfully said Savard of the goal, his 28th, Hartford. goal of the season and 24th on the downstate power, you expect the end all night. It was a hard, home from the crease at the 7:05 which gave the Black Hawks a 3-1 power-play and both were the power play. Kerr Is four goals from killing off a Blue Wave power play worst. When you lose 3-2 in the final physical game.” mark. Assists were given to Dave result of tip-ins. “ We did get caught a few times, tying the NHL power-play goal opportunity midw.ny through, but lead. minute, you can be proud. ’The action intensified as the Olender and Kevin Walslu UPl photo "Savard’s goal was a tough one Ferraro’s 14th goal of the season but overall we didn’t play poorly,” record of 28 set by Phil Esposito of ^ game went into the final minute The game remained tied until the Eagles could not figureouthow right off the opening faceoff. We at 7:17 of the third period cut their he said “ They got two tip-ins for the New York Rangers in 1971-72 East Catholic’s hockey team deadlocked at 2-ali. East forward late in the second period as both to put the puck by tough Thorne, Martina Navratilova will be shooting for the title at the certainly weren’t expecting it.” deficit to 3-2. He had tied the score their goals and those are very and equaled by Mike bossy of the held Darien High in check but were B.J. Heslin spmng loose and broke teams exchanged hard hits and who turned back 14 of 16 shots. At said Hartford coach Jack Evans. 1-1 with 18 seconds left in the first difficult to defend.” New York Islanders in 1980-81. on the losing end of a 3-2 decision in alone on Darien goaltender near misses. With a man advan­ the other end, sophomore George Virginia Slims of Washington tournament tonight against before a large crowd at the Bolton Andy Thorn but was snuffed on a tage and 1:14 remaining, Olender Jordan was equally spectactular, doubles partner Pam Shriver. Ice Palace Saturday night. The backhander. ’The Blue Wave took broke in past a defender at the saving 18 of 21, many from point downstaters’ winning goal came the rebound and moved it up the faceoff circle and fired home his blank. Calvin Peete at his best in PGA win with 28 seconds left. ice. With the 28 seconds left, David own rebound to make it 2-1. Craig "Jordan played his best game of East’s record drops to 3-5 while Moody scored the game-winner as Riendeau was credited with an the year. He didn’t have a prayer assist. on the last goal,” Russo said. Familiar face set Darien upped its mark to 5-4. The linemate Jim Kellog fed him a Bv Bob Green a weakness in his,game. ’ two teams will meet again Wednes­ rebound off the post. Scot Glas- The East lead lasted exactly 24 “ We played well enough to win,” The Associated Press He has a deserved reputation as UPl photo day in Darien at 8 p.m. meyer also picked up an assist on seconds as the visitors responded Russo observed. “ You could tell by golf’s most accurate player. He “ This was far and away our best the play. with an unassisted goal by Glas- the way we took the body. We CARLSBAD, Calif. - Calvin has led the tour in driving Syracuse guard Michael Brown (35) tries to find a seam meyer that knotted it up. knocked them off the puck all to oppose Martina game of the season,” Eagle coach The action was fast and furious Peete did everything right. accuracy for five years, and in in the swarming Pitt defense. A Carrier Dome crowd of Vic Russo said. "Our defense as both teams went at each other as "When we scored that power night. We need to carry that He won the golf tournament by a three of those seasons he also led in played great and our offense if the state title were on the line. play goal, it looked like we would intensity, desire and enthusiasm the number of greens reached .in 32,064 fans saw the Orangemen win to improve to 13-0. By Will Dunham ious about the prospects of playing record score. He collected $90,000 moved the puck well.” Darien stmck first with just over a go into the dressing room with a 2-1 into Darien Wednesday.” and got a leg up on the chase for a regulation. But his putting has United Press International Navratilova. $500,000 bonus. By his own estima­ been suspect. “ I know she’s human, and I ’m tion, it was ’’the best I ’ve ever “ Maybe I ’m not a great putter, WASHINGTON — Martina Nav­ comfortable on the same side of the played.” but I don’t think I ’m a bad putter,” College basketball roundup ratilova will stare into familiar net and on the opposite side of the But Peete was a disappointed Peete said. eyes Monday when she goes for her net,” said the Lutherville, Md., Sports in Brief Brophy gains title 112th tournament championship in man as he headed to Palm Desert, And this time, he produced the native. “ It’s one of those great Calif., and the next event on the best putting tournament of his the Virginia Slims of Washington. matches where I can relax and go Professional Golfers Association career. He completed the 72 holes HANOVER, N.H. — Manchester has done extremely well this Navratilova, the world’s No. 1 for shots. I can let it loose.” Tour, the Bob Hope Classic. on Saturday with only 110 strokes Spartans’ guards Pro soccer in Glastonbury High junior Brian Brophy cap­ indoors season and Saturday was player, meets Pam Shriver, her The Shriver-Navratilova tan­ tured the shot put event at the no exception. Brophy, in his final doubles partner with whom she has dem is the most successful doubles Peete is an avid fan of the Miami on the greens. GLASTONBURY — The New York Express, featuring former prestigious Dartmouth Relays on toss, had a heave of 51-feet, won 200 doubles matches since combination in the history of Dolphins, and he stayed around "He never made a mistake. He Cosmos goalkeeper Shep Messing who is part owner of the new after his runaway victory in the never opened the door a crack. He Saturday in Hanover, N.H, 10>/4-inches to win the high school joining forces in 1982. women’s tennis. gun dpwn Illinois club, will bring professional soccer to the Oakwood Farms Sports shot put. ” Pam and I have a special MONY Tournament of Champions never gave the rest of us a & Fitness Center in Glastonbury on Monday, Jan, 20 at 2; 30 p.m. Since joining forces in 1982, the to watch the Dolphins play the New chance,” said O’Meara, who fin­ Brophy, standout during the There were 36 competitors from rivalry because we are close when they’ll face a select group of local former professionals. duo has won 41 tournament titles, England Patriots in the American ished a distant second in the first outdoor track season last spring. seven states in the event. friends and doubles partners,” Bv United Press International No. 2 Michigan 75, No. 18 Purdue The locals are involved in the Connecticut Soccer League at including an unprecedented two Football Conference champion­ PGA Tour event of the season after said Navratilova, a seven-time 71; No 3. Duke 74, North Carolina straight Grand Slam sweeps in ship game on Sunday. a final-round 71. Oakwood Farms. The team will be selected and coached by Rick winner of the Washington tourna­ Illinois guard Bruce Douglas State 64; No. 4 Syracuse 78, 1983 and 1984, and posted a Peete was disappointed when Phil Blackmpr was next at 277 Derella, director of soccer at Oakwood. ment. " I t ’s a friendly rivalry, but boasted, and Michigan State’s Pittsburgh 68; No. 5. Georgia Tech 109-match winning streak en route New England posted a 31-14 after a 69. Scott Verplank, the first Among the selections for the Oakwood-Select team are Tom we’ll go out and hack each other’s backcourt burned. Sunday, the 68, Maryland 67. to a phenomenal 200-6 record. victory over the Dolphins to earn a amateur to play in the 34-year-old Gardiner of Hebron and David Farrell and Blaz Stimac of heads off.” Spartans backcourt trio of Scott Also. No. 6 Memphis State 87, In Met, after squaring off in the berth in the Super Bowl. It was the Tournament of Champions, Manchester. Navratilova got past stubborn Skiles, Vernon Carr and Darryl Arkansas State 64; No 7. Louisiana singles championship,' they face only blemish on what had been a matched par 72 over the last round A clinic before the game will be conducted by Tom Mulroy Claudia Kohde-Kilsch, 7-5, 6-3, in a Johnson combined for 50 points to State 88, Tennessee 77; No. 8 the towering combination of 6-1 perfect weekend for the 43-year- and tied for fourth at 279 with from 1:30-2:30 p.m. duel of serve-and-volleyers Sun­ lead Michigan State to a 58-51 Big Oklahoma 98, Chicago State 73; Claudia Kohde-Kilsch and 6-1‘A old Peete. Masters champion Bernhard day, while Shriver disposed of Ten victory over co-No. 19 Illinois. No. 9 Kansas 72, Southern Metho­ Helena Sukova in the doubles final. He led or shared the lead all the Langer of West Germany and baseliner Manuela Maleeva. 6-3. “ I read where he (Douglas) said dist 56; St. John’s 79, Georgetown Navratilova overcame West way in the exclusive gathering of Danny Edwards. Langer shot 70, Bike racing workshop offered 6-4, to set the stage for the he was the best guard in the Germany’s Kohde-Kilsch. the tournament winners from the past Edwards 71. 74. championship showdown. league,” said Skiles, who scored 22 At Greensboro, N.C., Brad WEST HARTFORD — The Connecticut Bicycle Racing tournament’s No. 3 seed, with a 12 months. His rounds of 68, 67, 64 In the Seniors Tour competition. Navratilova, a native of Cze­ points. " I f he’s the best guard in Daugherty scored 21 of his 31 Assocation will hold an introductory workshop at Kingswood- strong service game and unrelent­ and 68 totaled 267, a 21-under-par Miller Barber had a front-running choslovakia who lives in Ft. Worth, the league, then I ’m the best in the points in the first half to lead North ing net play in a 65-minute match. score that surpassed by six shots 72 and won by five shots at 282. Oxford School in West Hartford on Sunday, Feb. 2, from 8:30 a.m. Texas, has dominated the head-to- world. Carolina to its 16th straight "There’s not much strategy in the previous 72-hole scoring record Arnold Palmer also had a 72 for a to 4:30 p.m. on the basic elements of competitive cycling. The head competition against her "H e runs their game and does a playing a serve-and-volleyer,” at the La Costa Country Club. He 287. victory. clinic, open to the public, will feature presentations on training, doubles mate, winning 22-of-25 good job. But can he put the ball in At Ann Arbor, Mich., Antoine sai(l Navratilova. "You get the was virtually unchallenged as he In addition to the $90,000 first physical fitness and riding skills by current and former state and singles matches against Shriver, the hole? Can he make the big first serve in, and get the first covered the last 36 holes without a prize, Peete also took the lead in Joubert and Robert Henderson national champions. whose last triumph came in a plays? I don’t know. I think my sandwiched 2 free throws each volley in. I don’t play her any UPl photo bogey and won by six shots over the Vantage Cup standings, a new Registration can be made the day of the workshop starting at three-set marathon in the quarter­ play speaks for itself.” around Gary Grant’s driving layup differently than I play Shriver or Mark O’Meara. bonus program that will provide 8; 30 a.m. Fee is $20. For futher information, call Sue D’Aniello in finals of the 1982 U.S. Open. Calvin Peete grimaces after jusi missing putt on the 18th Skiles, playing with a bad back, to help Michigan stave off Purdue. Sukova.” "B y far, the best I ’ve ever $500,000 to the season-long winner. Woodbridge at 387-6734 or 248-9082. Shriver, seeded No. 2 and ranked hole of the first round. Peete didn’t miss too many more was 7-of-14 from the field as Shriver chalked up a service p la y ^ ,” said Peete, who also "A great start on the year,” At Durham, N.C., senior Mark No. 4 in the world, has looked sharp Michigan State took.only 38 shots Alarie scored 24 points and Johnny break in the eighth game of the on his way to championship. destroyed a myth that putting was Peete said. in surging through the 32-player and made 20. However, he was Dawkins added 17 to pace Duke. field in the $150,000 tournament. first set and reeled off seven 8-of-8 on free throws to pace the At Syracuse. N.Y., Wendell NCAA looks to modify rule “ My serve has held up unbeliev­ straight games in coasting to a surprisingly easy .78-minute vic­ Spartans to an 18-of-18 perfor­ Alexis scored 21 points and Rafael NEW ORLEANS — John Ryan, outgoing chairman of the ably this week,” said Shriver, who tory over the Bulgarian Maleeva, mance from the foul line. Addison contributed 15 to help NCAA’s Presidents Commission, says modifications of proposed has suffered only three service "Fve got to congratulate Michi­ the fourth seed who lost to Spurs were ‘Eaton’ their hearts out Syracuse. academic entrance requirements are needed to give athletes breaks in four matches. gan State,” Illinois coach Lou Shriver sounded positively anx- Navratilova in the finals last year. At Atlanta, senior Mark Price hit tim e to adjust, but admits the requirements are less than SAN ANTONIO - With NBA who had 10 points, 8 rebounds and 7 Henson said. "They shot over 50 a jumper with 24 seconds remain- " I told our guys before the game Sunday night with the 7-4, 290- expected of other students. scoring leader Adrian Dantley blocks to lead Utah to a 106-102 percent and made all their free ' ing to lift Georgia Tech. that Utah would play hard without pound Eaton. Ryan said Indiana University, where he is president, would not UPT photo sidelined with a hip injury, the victory over San Antonio, the throws. At Memphis, Tenn., William Dantley,” he said. “ Inside it’s " I t ’s not very often I play against generally admit non- athletes who have no better than a 2.0 high Utah Jazz dug into their lineup for Spurs’ fifth straight loss. "It was our inability to get the Bedford scored 20 points and Walter Payton finally tough with Eaton pushing Artis someone bigger than me,” said school grade average and don’t score higher than 700 on the SAT some extra muscle Sunday night in Spurs Coach Cotton Fitzsim­ (Gilmore) out of there.” ball in the basket that hurt us. Vincent Askew and Baskerville Gilmore, who finished with 19 admission test. Long-distance run hopes of snapping a five-game mons said Dantley’s absence Gilmore, a 7-2, 265-pound center, They’re a great shooting team. Holmes added 12 apiece to pace points and a team-leading 16 Ryan says he and other members of the Commission favor losing streak. seemed to galvanize his said he wasn’t used to close rebounds. "M ark is improving all You just have to shoot it — and we Memphis State. gets chance in big one didn’t. modifying that requirement for athletes for the next two years to Bo Jackson of Auburn (34) breaks tackle and looks at the They came up with Mark Eaton, teammates. encounters like the ones he had the time.” At Norman, Okla., Darryl Carr had 16 points and Johnson Kennedy scored 41 points to spark give them time to "adjust” to standards scheduled to go into West’s Mike Knox (44) during the Japan Bowi on Sunday. that game. Payton carried 22 times 12 for Michigan State, 11-3 and 2-2 Oklahoma to its 42nd straight effect in August. CHICAGO (U Pl) - When it Jackson and the East All-Stars won, 31-14. for 92 yards. Payton sat on his in the Big Ten. home victory. The NCAA, which began its annual convention this morning, is finally happened that the National helmet and was obviously dejected Illinois, 10-5 and 1-3, suffered its At Lawrence, Kan., Archie Mar­ being asked to vote on a proposal that will permit athletes with Football League’s most productive Eagle cagers lose big in second half afterward. second straight road loss. The Illini shall scored 15 points and Kansas better than 2.0 averages to be eligible for grants with lower SAT ground gainer was going to his first Super Bowl after 11 seasons, '’This is one of the hardest losses was paced by Douglas and An­ held Southern Methodist to 10 scores, and those with less than 2.0 to become eligible by scoring Gaynor makes most Walter Payton admitted he "didn’t Tver ever had to deal with. FAIR FIE LD — For one half, it “ The first quarter was close,” “ We used fullcourt pressure the Junior Matt Perno netted a thony Welch with 12 points. first-half points in sparking the better than 700 on the SAT. know how to act.” Tomorrow is not promised to was a close game. But Fairfield said East coach Ray Page, back second half and did get some game-high 19 points to pace East. In Sunday’s other game involv­ Jayhawks. "This is not a watering down of the proposal which was adopted Payton gained just 32 yards in 18 anybody,” he said at the time. Prep wanned up with 57 second- from a one-game absence due to a turnovers but we did foul and they He was the lone Eagle in double ing a top-20 team. No. 12 Nevada- At New York, Walter Berry, who in 1983, although some people may view it that w ay,” Ryan said. of shot in Hula Bowl series and caught 7 passes for 48 But for Payton, his tomorrow did half points as the Jesuits whipped 24-hour bug, “ but in the second got some easy layups,” Page digits. Las Vegas defeated Fresno State had problems scoring from inside "Our purpose is to keep Rule 48 as is. not come Sunday but in training East Catholic. 80-49, in Hartford quarter every one of their starters explained. 68-53. against Georgetown last season yards in the Bears 24-0 victory camp. County Conference basketball ac­ had four points. They shot the ball FAIRFIELD PREP (Ml — Jim Dobbs At Fresno, Calif., Freddie Banks when Patrick Ewing was patrol­ Sunday over the Los Angeles Rams HONOLULU (U Pl) - Doug in from 9 yards out with 4:53 left. " I saw all the enthusiasm and I tion Saturday night in Fairfield. very well and we just couldn’t stop 3 4-4 1(), Dove RenzulM 4 0-0 8, Chris scored 20 points to lead UNLV, lS-2 ling the middle, had 26 points and in the NFC title game. One major weapon for the McNeill 3 2-2 8, Tom Leverty 1 0-0 2, Wallner wins slalom event Gaynor was presented the oppor­ The West, in controlling the ball knew we’d back here,” he said. The win was the second straight them.” East, in contrast, could and 4-0 in the Pacific Coast Athletic 10 rebounds to lead St. John’s. "It was a lot of fun and if they Jesuits was 6-6, 240-pound Rich Rich Percudani 5 8-9 16, Charlie tunity and he made the most of it. for more than 42 of th 60 minutes, "Right now, I feel like I was lying in conference play for Prep, now Mellinger 71-1 IS, Mike Bennett 30-06, Association, to its sixth straight Elsewhere, No. 11 Kentucky BERCHTESGADEN, West Germany — Johan Wallner of (the Rams defense) want to key on pump home only one two-pointer in Percudani. He has been inconsist­ The Long Beach State quarter- ■ rolled up an impressive 408 yards, down and took a nap. I ’m still in a 2-3 in the COC and 6-3 overall. The the second stanza. ent, but not on this night. Against Brian Kaschel23-37,Tim WlnesOl-21, triumph. The loss was the worst in defeated Alabama 76-52, No. 13. Sweden thrashed through a snowstorm in Berchtesgaden, West me, that’s all right,” said Payton. Sean Kilbride 2 3-3 7. Totals 30 20-24 80. back, playing in the shadow of including 269 via passes. daze over what’s happened. It’s loss dropped the Eagles to 2-5 nine years at home for Fresno Germany Sunday to win the fourth slalom in this season’s Alpine "W e have other guys here.” the Eagles he controlled the BAST CATHOLIC (49) — Kevin Alabama-Birmingham edged Vir­ three better-known signal callers, been so long that it hasn’t sunk in to overall. 1-3 in the HCC. That left East trailing at the half, backboards and dumped in a Madden 11-33, Kevin Rings 20-04, Mike State coach Boyd Grant, and broke But it was those "other guys” ginia Commonwealth 72-70 in over­ World Cup, edging out Bojan Krizaj of Yugoslavia. threw for two touchdowns in Meanwhie, the East managed what’s happened. It probably East is back in action Tuesday 23-17, after a slender 12-10 debit Seeoar 11-43, J.R. Cllsham20-04, Matt who wanted to win, especially for team-high 16 points. "H e’s as good Perno 8 3-4 19, Damien Canny 1 0-0 2, the Bulldogs’ 17- game home time, No. 14. Texas El- Paso lost to The Austrian-born Wallner completed the Kehlstein course on completing 9 of 16 passes Saturday only 31 yards rushing and 130 yards won’t until I sleep on it." night at home against unbeaten St. after one period. Prep got its act in as any of the big men in the league. Paul Guardino 0 0-0 0, Joe Tomkunos 1 winning streak in the PCAA. Wyoming 63-62, No. 16. Notre passing. Payton. the Watzmann slope with times of 53.06 seconds and 50.90 seconds to lead the West to a 23-10 victory "Most of the guys were saying Payton is from Columbia Missis­ Joseph’s of Trumbull at 6 p.m. The gear in the third quarter, rolling to I heard he’s inconsistent but I have 0-0 2, Mike Sipples 21 -2 5, Andy Klopfer In games involving the top 10 Dame beat DePaul 70- 54 and No. 19 0 0-0 0, Dave Price 1 2-2 4, Brian for an aggregate 1:43.96. over the East in the Hula Bowl. " I was very disappointed that we this was for you,” said Payton. sippi which is 2‘/4 hours from New junior varsity game taps off at 4 a 59-31 bulge after 24 minutes of to go on the basis of what he did teams Saturday, it was: No. Bradley topped Wichita State Kennedy 1 0-0 2, Rob Stanford 0 1-31. 1 The victory lifted him to fifth place in the slalom standings with Gaynor had to compete for didn’t get to make it more of a " I ’m like the old man (age 31)... to Orieans, the site of Super Bowl XX. p.m. play. against us,” Page said. Totals 20 9-18 49. North Carolina 89, Wake Forest 65; 69-67. 33 points. playing time on the West team with game,” said East Coach Johnny kindle any kind of flame is an honor At Badgastein, Austria, Anni Kronbichler of Austria also Mike Norseth of Kansas and the Majors of Tennessee. and a tribute.” overcam e a snowstorm that foiled almost two dozen other racers East boasted national passing Upon leaving Soldier Field for Dent won’t say Scholastic roundup to win her third career World Cup slalom race. leader Jim Everett of Purdue and In addition to Everett, the East the final time this season, the walk Kronbichler posted the fastest first-run time of the two-heat Maryland’s Stan Gelbaugh. line-up boasted Napoleon McCal- was especially pleasant for if he will play race, then charged down the course in the afternoon session to With a flock of professional lum of Navy, the nation’s all­ Payton. CHICAGO (UPl) - Chicago purpose yardage leader and All- steal the victory from Erika Hess of Switzerland, scouts on hand, Gaynor did not " I was just trying to take it all in Bears’ defensive end Richard EC girls come back in fourth quarter for hoop victory hurt his chances of getting drafted America wide receiver Tim and savor every minute. There Dent, who has demanded his next spring. McGee of Tennessee. were no bad times, I can’t think of contract be renegotiated, refused " I think, maybe, I showed some Everett com plet^]^y 10 of 23 any,” he said when asked if he was Sunday to say whether he will play TRUM BULL — One quarter of center Chris Baffin netted 9 points Lendl looks for good year Bearse and Baffin led East with Archombeau (CT) won by technical Results: people who didn’t know me that I passes for 77 y a i ^ McCalium, thinking about losing last year’s in the Super Bowl. jubiliation was worth more than apiece in the fourth quarter for pin over T. Hudson, 128- D. Hudson (C) 15 and 13 points, respectively. Jen Wrestling 200 medley relay; 1. St. Bernord A T LA N T A — Ivan Lendl says 1986 should be a good year if his can play,” Gaynor said after playing out of position as a game. The Chicago Bears defeated the three of misery. East, now 2-3 in the HCC and 3-5 pinned Classen 1:16,134- M. Coates (C) 1:54.88. Luzieth netted a dozen to pace the won by technical pin over Mormino, 6-2, 6-3 victory over Jimmy Connors Sarurday is any indication. receiving his Outstanding Offen­ fullback, carried only three times One year ago the Bears were Los Angeles Rams 24-0 Sunday to “ We looked like we forgot to get overall. home club. 200 free; 1. C. Macauley (SB), 2, A sive Player award. Cheney bows 140- Von Debogorl (C) pinned Balon Macaulev (SB), 3. Shaun Gately (EC) ’T felt so good and so loose that I had trouble concentrating,” for 11 yards and McGee had one beaten by the San Francico 49ers win the NFC Championship and off the bus the first three quar­ East wqs won three of its last five St. Joseph’s won the junior 2:47, 147- Lewis (C) pinned PIrtel 3:43, 2:02.82. "Deep down, maybe I felt like I Host Cheney Tech wrestling Lendl said after the finals of the $500,000 AT4T Challenge . catch for 14 yards. 23-0 in the NFC championship. In advance to the Super Bowl.. ters.” said East Catholic High outings. varsity game, 37-32. The young 157- PInton (C) pinned Aspinwall 1:32, 200 IM : 1. Brian Cromble (EC), 2 had to prove myself. But I tried not team came up on the short end of a 169- Romano (CT) won bv default, 187- Varney (SB), 3. Pete McConnell (EC) Asked whether the $150,000 victory in his first tournament of girls’ basketball coach Donna St. Joseph’s. 1-4 in the HCC and Eagles fell to 6-2 with the loss. Cosker (C) WBF, Unlimited- Roy (CT) toput pressure on myself. I just 48-30 score to Canton High Satur­ 2:37.09. the year would set the pace for 1986, the world’s No. 1 ranked Ridel after she saw her Eagles 3-6 overall, still held the lead East’s next outing is Wednesday WBF. went out and played the game the day morning. The loss drops the 50 free; 1. Steve Grobekl (E c i 9 wipe out a 11-point deficit and take (36-33) with 2:08 left. But then night at home against (inference player replied: "It doesn’t hurt at all.” way I always do.” Beaver matmen to 4-8 for the Kula (SB), 3. Gauthier (SB) :23 72 l'!_||rB” "“°1SEw\EAisSALt home a 39-36 verdict over host St. ^arse and Baffin each came up foe Northwest Catholic at 7 p.m. Diving: 1. Rossman (SB), 2. Estelle Gaynor had scoring passes of 4 Joseph’s in Hartford County Con­ with a steal, and a layup by Baffin season. (SB), 3. Friel (SB) 190.65 pilnfs yards to Louisiana State’s Dalton O FREE — Boys Swimming 100 fly: 1. Vorbach (SB), 2. Kula ference action Saturday night in brought it to 36-35. Another Bearse Larry Ash, Peter Albert, Curt Gilbert enhances chance Hilliard and 6 yards to Reggie automotive Charging SystemJ^heck EAST CATHOLIC (19) — Amalia Archambeau, Seb Romano and (SB), 3, McConnell (EC) 1:02.25 V J l _ ^ Trumbull. steal resulted in two foul shots, Bearse 5 M 13, Andrea Ryan 0 (M 0, East duhked 100free; 1. Lenihan (SB), 2. Gauthier PORTLAND, Ore. — Brad Gilbert enhanced his chances of Dupard of SMU. The Eagles trailed 32-21 going which the sophomore canned to put Chris Raffin 5 5-8 15. Alsllnn Buckley 2 Steve Roy notched the points for (SB), 3. Crgmble (EC) :54.52. The West, which dominated the Save up to 25% off all 3-5 7, Cathy Burke 0 0-0 0, Katy Fisher 0 Cheney. playing for the U.S. Davis Cup team, defeating Aaron Krickstein into the fourth quarter and were East in front for the first time at AVE R Y POINT - East Catholic 500 free: 1. Show (SB), 2. GrabskI game offensively, got its other 623-6982 Starters & Alternators 0-0 0, Thereso Sombric 1 0-1 2, Nancy The Beavers are back in action 6-4, 1-6, 6-4 Sunday to win a $50,000 tennis tournament. i g p anything but sharp in falling 37-38. Sulick 10-0 2, Deb Hounhton 00-00, Deb boys swimming team dropped its (EC), 3. A.Macaulev (SB) 5:26.91. points on a 42-yard field goal by with This Coupon Wednesday night against host East 100back: 1. Beyer (SB),2. Cook (SB), In the women’s final, Eleni Rossides, a Stanford freshman, behind by double digits. But "we Another hoop gave the Eagles SulzInskI 0 04) 0, Judy Burns 0 0-0 0, third in a row, 97-71, to St. James Hamrick of Rice and a Applies to most foreign 8i domestic. Patty Evans 0 0-0 0. Totals 14 11-20 39. Hampton and Branford at 6 p.m. 3. C.Mocauley (SB) 1:06.80. defeated Carol Coparanis 7-5, 6- 3. woke up with a vegance in the final their final working margin. Bernard’s last Friday night at the 100 breast: 1. Karl Relscherl (EC), 2. 1-yard plunge by Anthony Toney of FUEL".“ .T99** ST. JOSEPH'S (36) — Anne Vltka 3 The tournament is sponsored by Louisiana-Pacific. stanza.” Ridel remarked, noting St. Joseph’s had a couple of 0-1 6, Karen Luchun 0 2-7 2, Dona UConn branch at Avery Point. Steve Lukas (E C ),3. John Wertenbach Texas A&M. 311 BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER (EC) 1:22.16. FULL HEATING SERVICE 643-8844 her club had an 18-4 advantage in chances to win. forcing a couple of Luzieth 4 2-310, Tracy Lombardo 00-30, Results:.93- Gavry (C) pinned Legne With a box full of U.S. Davis Cup officials on hand, Gilbert For the East, Todd Solomon of (Behind Economy Oil Chengs) Jen Luzieth 6 0-1 12, Sue Semon 0 0-2 0, East’s next meel is against the closing eight minutes. Sopho­ East turnovers, but the Kadets 1:33, 100- Ash (CT) pinned Brokeman 400 free relay: 1. East (Sean O'Don­ earned the winner’s share of $10,000. Navy kicked a 30-yard field goal in Master Card 6i VISA Accepted Offer Expiree Feb. 28 Edurne Eourblde 10-0 2, Lora Fllla 10-1 3:18, 107- B. Coates (C) WBF, 114- Berlin and Windsor Locks at _^Prlce8Sub)ecUo^Chanj^^ more guard Amelia Bearse and came up short. 2, Jessica Rich 10-0 2. Totals 16 4-18 36. nell, Kevin Travis, Wertenbach, the second quarter and Everett ran Albert (CT) pinned Roberto 1:32, 121- Windsor Locks at 4 p.m. McConnell) 4:55.58. U — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Jan. 13, 1986 FOCUS Advice 6:00PM CD ISD S3 n*ws CD IH) Ditfrsnt'StrokM When Caesar disliked a book, he wanted author’s writing hand severed | Ma^ic words shut the door CD Action Newt m Q3l Hart to Hart (J3) (29 Qintima a Braak 3 9 Knot's Landing on woman’s unhappy youth (22) NswtCantsr Bloody days gone, but books are suppressed > S D Doctor Who dear likely that he should have reported (8T1 Reporter 41 ABBY: I just S 3 MacNell-Lahrsr Nawshour Bv BUI Lohmann a n ti-free” enterprise and pro-j| his income, good records or not. read the letter The Internal Revenue Service may [C N N ] Nawa/Sporta/Waathar Unlttd Preu International socialistic.” ^ from the 30- The Gablers, operating frorn-^ construct his income for him if he [E S P N ] Mazda SportaLook year-old mar- fails to do so, and probably not to [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Man In the Wildarneaa' When Juliui Caesar disliked a contributions, distribute their re?.^ fled woman Dear Abby his benefit. A wilderness scout,-in the Northwest book, be ordered the author's views nationwide. who hated to go Territory of 1820, is mauled by a grizzly writing hand chopped off. “In this country, a tiny peroen-^ home for the If taxes are due, all of their bear and left to die. Richard Harris, John tage has a monopoly on the books,* Abiaail Van Buren Huston, Heriry Witcoxon. 1971. Rated Those bloody days are gone, but holidays be­ marital property could be subject that are selected,” Gabler says.^ PG- ,1 h /. the suppression of books is not. cause her fam­ to a tax liability. She might have “We’re trying to crack thal,, [U S A ] USA^CartoOn Express Censorship — according to new ily kept repeat­ “ innocent spouse” status for the 6:30PM CD-i® Too Close for Comfort studies — rennains very much Attempts to ban monopoly. ;; ing the stories unreported income; however, that “ We hope we have influence, buti 33) Benson ■ alive. about how fat, protection would evaporate if she "In some parts of the country, books are gather­ we don’t know,” he adds. continues to acquiesce in the (22) (39 NBC Nightly News dumb and miserable she was as a tance what a fat rebellious tee­ you find people objecting to the The A C L U , in Its southern!, non-reporting of income. 123) Nightly Business Report ing momentum in child. (They all laughed and made nager I had been. I broke into her report, said people such as the. 9 ABC News , Fatal Vision (CC) Part 2 of 2 Dr. Charlie's Angels language in the Bible," says Ella a joke of it.) conversation with the magic A divorce will not protect her dD (3D Yates, a librarian and immediate schoois. “Deenie" Gablers "contribute to local level' @ Noticisro SIN Jeffrey McDonald’s in-laws wage a nine- [C N N ] News/Sports/Weather I, too, was a fat (200 pounds), words. Mother later said she was from past liability to the federal year fight to bring him to trial. (2 hrs.) (R). past president of the Freedom to precensoring” by circulating their [E S P N ] SportsCenter was removed from sollen, unhappy and unpopular upset that I had publicly admon­ treasury, nor will she likely be able ) Sanford and Son Read Foundation. “ It just has an textbook reviews and encouraging, (2 ) (IZ) Championship Ballroom Dancing [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Lassitar- (CC) A roguish teenager, but I grew older and ished her. I simply repeated the to avoid the tax debt in considering [C N N ] Inside Business Top dancers from around the country overall chilling effect.” school libraries in book selection committees to and* jewel thief is pressed into doing spy wiser. I trimmed down and be­ phrase. the division of marital property. [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzle and Harriet compete for honors In three different ca­ Middle America seems caught in avoid controversies. „ tegories. (90 min.) work for the Allies in London during a suburban Atianta came a very successful profes­ I’m now 34, and my family Your advice was good — get to a [E S P N ] College Basketball Report World Wer II. Tom Selleck, Jeno Sey­ a squeeze between ultra­ “ The opposition calls us censors,- county and in sional woman. After 10 years in seldom mentions m y childhood. If tax professional (a CPA or tax [M A X ] MOVIE: Th e Thirty Nine Stops' @D La Noche mour. Leuren Hutton. 1984. Reted R. conservatives on one hand and destroyen of academic freedoni. Overeaters Anonymous, I realized they do, I remind them with: attorney) at once. They can’t An innocent man becomes involved in [C N N ] Week in Review [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' ultra-liberals on the other, each and so foHji,” Gabler says. "ActU ‘» murder and an ingenious spy plot. Rob- some places there 7 that my family could have mixed "There is no need to discuss that afford not to see one soon. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Dusty' An elderly shee- (CC) An American archaeologist races seeking to weed out material that ally, we’re showing there is no; art Donat, Madeleine Carroll, Godfrey to retrieve the Lost Ark of the Covenant have been at­ feelings of pride and jealousy now; let’s change the subject.” E.B.H., A DIVORCE-TAX Tearle. 1935. pheriJer must choose between love for does not represent their academic freedom in the schooU his dog and the animal's desire to be before the Germans can find it. Harrison about my adult accomplishments. Abby, if you think my letter will LAWYER FROM SAN DIEGO Ford. Keren Allen, Paul Freeman. 11981. viewpoints. tempts to rewrite andkidsare being indoctrinated oof. 7:00PM dD CBS News free. Bill Kerr, Noel Trevarthen. 1981. Some people act more out of habit help someone whose family insists Rated PG. In Stereo. The dilemma is most trouble­ only one side.” d D Three's Compeny [E S P N ] College Basketball: Villanova at or expurgate than malice. I broke my family of on dredging up painfui garbage CONFIDENTIAL TO YOU: So Connecticut [U S A ] Edge'of Night some in schools, where attempts to ® ABC News their habit of making m y misera­ from the past, feel free to use this, you’ve broken a few New year’s [HBO] MOVIE; 'Happy Birthday to Me' 12:05 AM ® Remington Steele Laura ban books are gathering a momen­ books such as KURT VONNEGUT JR. oncej d D *100,000 Pyremid ble past the focal point for family but no my name. Sign me ... resolutions? O r maybe you blew A crazed murderer stalks teenagers at and Remington investigate a murder Jeffersons tum that frightens some but “ Huckieberry spoke for the vast m ajority o fi entertainment, or a topic of your diet? O r quit smoking, but an exclusive prep school. Glenn Ford, which leads to a campus ghost and al­ M O V IN G ON umni who, years ago, were involved in encourages others who view them­ authors when he categorized book-^ disclosure to strangers in my started again? Don’t feel guilty. G D Carson's Comedy Classics Melissa Sue Anderson. 1980. Rated R. selves as leaders of a noble cause. Finn.” dS) & W A -S ’ H radical campus politics. (60 min.) |R). banning as "sad for the Americam^ presence, with 12 simple words: D E A R M O V IN G : Thank you for You’re only human. Today is 9:30PM (3D Newhan (CC) Michael Says Theresa Wilson, who led a goes to extremes to impress his artistic (5?) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour dream.” .j “There is no need to discuss that a moving letter. another day, my friend. Start over. d D Wheel of Fortune parental charge in a suburban With those words in mind, some- d D MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour mother, while Dick must keep a rash 12:15AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Reckless' now; let’s change the subject.” Don’t make any tong-range prom­ promise to a dogfood advertiser. Atlanta county to remove the Judy people are striking back at those>* Two kids from the opposite sides of the I repeated them in the car, in the D E A R A B B Y : Please inform ises. Take it one day at a time. Give dlD Price Is Right tracks fall in love. Aldan Quinn, Daryl Blume book, "Deenie,” from [U S A ] Radio 1990 who would limit or ban books. shower, to m y husband and the “ Just Asking,” who wanted to yourself a second chance. You @9) Newlywed Game Hannah, Kennethy McMillan. 1984. school libraries, " It is the parents’ 10:00PM d D Cagney & Lacey While In particular, parents groups-^ m irror until it became automatic. know what might happen to her deserve it. @3) Cristal Rated R. right to control the moral values of Lacey is on maternity leave, Cagney is against book-banning, such as» Then every time they started in on because of her husband’s failure to dZ) Nightly Business Report* assigned to a new partner with a reputa­ 1 2:30AM (ID comedy Tonight their children.” UPI photo Hoffman’s in Georgia, are crop^." my past, I repeated it. No explana­ file tax returns, that there are a Every teenager should know the d D One Day at a Time tion as an informer. (60 min ) (ID Star Trek ping up to the jubiliation oh tions; repetition only. When family wide variety of possible answers — truth about sex, drugs and how to [C N N ] News Update CHD News d D d D Late Night with David Letterman FROM THE LEFT, there have the rest of the house burn.” Freedom at the American Library "D ia ry of a Young G irl,” “ Romeo “ If you don’t want your child to librarians, who see,^esponsefromr members became defensive or most of them bad — depending on be happy. For Abby’sbooklet, send [D IS ] The Whale's Tooth Invaders seek (TD Independent News Tonight's guest is David Steinberg. (60 been attempts to rewrite or expur­ Association, of the A C L U study, and Juliet,” “Love Story” and read something, you have the the general public' as their best* denied any intent to hurt me, I said, where they live, the actual income your name and address clearly a whale's tooth that bestows wealth on CT8) Mission: Impossible min.) In Stereo gate books such as “ Huckleberry whoever holds it. (60 min.) "Those figures are mind- “My Fair Lady.” The most chal­ opportunity to take the book away. T H E P H O N E N E V E R stops ammunition. >: "Th a t’s O K. There is no need to involved, and her actual or deemed printed with a check or money d D Trapper John, M.D. d® Maude Finn” because of alleged racial ringing at the home of Mel and [E S P N ] SportsCenter boggling.” lenged author in the A C L U study is But don’t try to impose your "W e need more parents to speak ■ discuss that now. Let’s change the knowledge of his reporting of order for $2.50 and a long, stamped d D Odd Couple SI PELICULA: 'Tsstro: El LIndon don stereotypes, but these have in Norma Gabler in Longview, [U S A ] Wild, Wild World of Animals Diego' A national study in 1980 and Judy Blume, whose popular novels religious viewpoints or your ex­ out who don’t want other parentsj subject.” income. (39 cents) self-addressed envelope @D Bodes de Odio general been less vociferous and found about 22 percent of the for young people touch on sensitive traordinarily childish morality on Texas. dictating what is in their child’s^ d D Dr. Gene Scott Once, out of pride. I ’m sure, my Assuming he earned above cer­ to: Dear Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. 7:15PM [C N N ] Sports Sunday d D Lifestyles of tf\o Rich and Famous less troublesome to librarians. responding librarians — only 20 and often controversial issues of other citizens,” Hoffman said. For 24 years, the Gablers, library,” says Ella Yates, former Box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch mother started to tell an acquain- tain minimum income levels, it is 7:30PM C3D.PM Magazine [CN N ] News/Sports/Weather "I t tends to be a little more vocal percent in the South — had growing up. Wilson disagrees, believing sub­ self-described "dedicated Chris­ director of the Atlanta-Fultoni [E S P N ] NFL Films from the conservative side,” Yates C B M -A -S 'H [E S P N ] College Basketball: Alabama- encountered challenges. Krug Such is the case with “ Deenie,” jects such as death, communism tians,” have pored over school County Library System and now a Birmingham at South Alabama [U S A ] Gong Show (R). said. says the anonymity of the A C LU the story of a 13-year-oId girl with and, in particular, sex receive too textbooks, making noises about library consultant and assistanfl Wheel of Fortune ® Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime [M A X ] MOVIE; 'The Blues Brothers' 1:00AM (dD G®t Smart Drawing attention to the issue study — those surveyed in 1980 scoliosis, a spinal deformity. Parts much attention in the classroom those without “ mainstream Am er­ director of the Friendship Force. 7 Two musicians make an all-out etfort to are two recent reports. Follow-up on Turns and talc d D Independent News (dD Headline Chasers were identified in public records — of the book deal with questions ican values,” Currently, the reassemble their blues band. John Belu- and are taught from a liberal " I would say as a whole,* (dD Jo® Franklin Show People for the American Way, a apparently encouraged some li­ about masturbation, menstruation perspective. Gablers are riding a wave of librarians do try to seec balance,” (T9) Best of Saturday Night shi, Dan Aykroyd, Aretha Franklin. D E A R D R . habit, but, to my knowledge, the 1980. Rated R. (5® Break the Bank group formed to counter the Moral brarians to step forward with more and sexual intercourse — raising Wilson’s grandfather. Gene conservative support. she says. "M any of those would d9) d D Barney Miller G O T T : T h e amount of beverage she consumes [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Into the Night' (CC) A [C N N ] News Update Majority, conducted a national information and provide a more the ire of Wilson and other parents Hall, a 74-year-old minister in­ “Morals don’t come automati­ like to speak out (against book- dZ) Jeopardy label of Turns will not physically harm her. You hopeless insomniac finds himself sud­ [E S P N ] NFL Films survey for the 19M-85 school year accurate picture of the situation. in the Atlanta suburb of Gwinnett volved in the “Deenie” controv­ cally,” says Mel Gabler, whose banning) , but there are extenuati d D Newlywed Game denly thrown into a deadly adventure of lists talc as an may be reassured by writing the [U S A ] Hollywood Insider and discovered at least one censor­ " I was just about to do my County last summer. Educational Research Analysts is ing circumstances in holding a jobt @D Benson international intrigue when he falls for a ersy, blurted during a heated Inactive ingre­ consumer relations department of ship incident in each of 46 states. year-end report and say the Wilson, 29, the mother of three public meeting, "If I was a brain a nationwide textbook review and family responsibilities. They, dZ) Wild World of Animals beautiful but dangerous girl. Jeff Gold­ 1:05AM ® MOVIE: 'Lois Gibbs and dient. Are you Dr. G ott the coia manufacturer to obtain blum, Michelle Pfeiffer, David Bowie. th® Lov® Canal' A mother fights to save "W e are seeing a concerted number of censorship attempts children, encountered "Deenie” service consisting of he, his wife don’t want to rock the boat and be' d D Archie Bunker's Place surgeon and I was opening up some brave enough to data about the product. 1985. Rated R. her children from a community which is effort to rid the schools of every­ have beel substantially reduced,” when her 9-year-old daughter and a staff of eight volunteers. tagged as a dissident.” j teacher’s head. I ’d find the male admit you were Peter Gott, M.D. [E S P N ] NFL Films [U S A ] Dick Cavett being used as a dump site for hazardous thing but the three R ’s,” says Krug said in her Chicago office. "I brought the book home from her “They have to be taught tO“' I wonder if your daughter is chemical waste. Marsha Mason, Robert sex organs floating around in the wrong in a re­ [H B O ] Fraggle Rock: Wembley’s Won­ Barbara Parker, education policy can’t say that now. According to school library. children. If you remove morals remaining beautiful (and slim) by derful Whoople Water (CC) 10:30PM 3 D News Gunton, Penny Fuller. 1982. fluid right between the ears.” YATES RECALLS stocking her cent column, director for the group. this report, there has not only been “ The first page I opened to told from school, you remove one of the substituting diet cola for regular [U S A ] College Basketball: Notre Dame d D Comedy with Monteith and Rand library in the 1960s with materials^ and perhaps en- (CC) John Monteith and Suzanne Rand 1:15AM [C N N ] Health Week The American Civil Liberties no abatement, there is no indica­ how this girl masturbated,” W il­ purposes of educating a child. The food. I ’d worry more about her at BYU Live WILSON HINTS at conspiracy, from the John Birch Society and courage the perform comedy skits and improvise- 1:30AM ® l Love Lucy Union conducted the other study, tion there will be an abatement in son recalls. " I was shocked to see mainstream American values are general nutritional state than C B Scarecrow and Mrs. King tional comedy. saying she believes some teachers the Ku Klux Klan. As a black,' manufacturer 8:00PM ® News based on a survey of librarians in the near future. that such a thing could be found in not in library books and they’ re not Yates personally found some of the; about the specific effects of diet Lee and Francine protect an interna­ Dick Van Dyke are "change-agents” hired to alter to change the Turns formula? D E A R R E A D E R : I do not know tional tennis star from death threats. (60 (SD (TD Independent News four southern states. The report's "It’s very scary.” our public schools.” in textbooks.” writings revolting but tried to live cola. However, she is 24, so your the moral values of children with a whether the nerve damage you min.) d D 24 Horas [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday bottom line: censorship is quietly The list of books banned in recent Wilson, a born-again Christian, In one history textbook, Gabler up to her obligation as a librarian.' influence on her is probabiy curriculum of “ secular huma­ DEAR READER: I’ve never describe (foot drop and leg wea­ (HD d D Super Model of the World Top dZ) Brass [E S P N ] Outdoor Life on the rise. years from one library or another organized Concerned Citizens of says liberal politicians were des­ “ I believe in a balanced li­ limited. Why not share my answer models vie for the title of 'Super Model nism” aimed at undermining thought of myself as brave, but if kness) preceded or followed tbe [D IS] Islands of the Sea A fascinating [USA] Japan Today (R). Half of the public librarians and includes classics such as "H uc­ Gwinnett and attempted to have Christianity and parental cribed, at various times, as “ cha­ brary,” she said. “God knows I with her and see if she might be of the World' in this international com­ adventure concentrating on the strange setting the record straight is surgery on your back. If it petition. (2 hrs.) one-third of the school librarians kleberry Finn,” “Alice in Wonder­ "Deenie” restricted throughout authority. rismatic,” "compassionate,” was never a John Bircher or a motivated to use fruit juices or and wonderful birds, beasts and fish 1:45AM [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Blame It on responding to the survey in Geor­ land,” "Th e Grapes of W rath,” bravery, then here goes. preceded the operation, the lami­ more naturai drinks in piace of the dD dD Hardcastle And McCormick (CC) found in and around some of the least Rio' A coffee company worker has a se­ the school system, but se ttl^ for "If they’re going to teach this in "honest,” "good,” and “elo­ believer in their philosophy, but we known islands of the world. gia, Tennessee, Alabama and and "The Wizard of Oz.” Even At the time I wrote the answer nectomy may have been deiayed diet soda? Hardcastle and McCormick trace a cret romance with the daughter of his having the book removed only our schools, then parents ought to quent.” Conservatives, mean­ had library patrons who were John councilman's murder to an illegal toxic best friend. Michael Caine. Joseph Bol­ Louisiana, say books on their some dictionaries have been re­ about talc in Turns, neither the too tong. If it fotlowed the opera­ 1 1:00PM (HD dD (ID News from the elementary schools. have the right to go in there and while, wer portrayed as "reaction­ Birchers and wanted those mate­ label on the container nor the tion, you may be experiencing a waste dumping site. (60 min.) ogna, Michelle Johnson. 1984. Rated R. shelves have been challenged in moved from shelves. ary,” "inflexible,” "sniping,” DEAR DR. GOTT: About 10 dD Taxi check out any and everything they rials, so we put them on the Physicians’ Desk Reference of postoperative complication that dD News 1:50AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Qoodbya. the past fhve years. “untrustlng,” and “hateful.” years ago I started having a (TD Carson's Comedy Classics WILSON AND HER GROUP use in the schools,” she says. shelves.” Non-Prescription Drugs listed talc can still be treated. Either way, a d D d® MOVIE: T o Be Announced' Emmanuelle' Emmanuelle's search for AMONG BANNED or chal­ have so far been rebuffed in efforts probiem. If I do anything (or go d D Odd Couple sexual freedom takes her to a tropical "They should be able to ... say. Yates believes the current up­ as an ingredient. Since then, physiatrist (rehabilitation speciat- (jP MOVIE: 'The Beach Party' An anthro­ SAYS JUDITH KRUG, director lenged books reported in the A C L U to screen books throughout the AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL anywhere) that causes me to get d D Benny Hilt Show island where she discovers a bold new 'You may or you may not teach this swing in book challenges, in most manufacturers of over-the-counter ist) could probably help you pologist doing studies on the sex habits lifestyle. Sylvia Kristel, Umberto Orsini. of the Office for Intellectual study were "Jaws,” Anne Frank’s school system, but the attempts history book once angered Gabler warm, I start to break out in a rash. of today's young people finds himself in (ID NewsCenter to m y child.’ We are the ones who cases, leads right back to the products have, by and large, through the use of exercises or a 1977. Rated R. have shaken parents with opposing by devoting seven pages to M a­ If I don’t stop what I'm doing and the middle of a pie-throwing brawl. Bob d D Doctor Who support the school system with our parents who are dumping their agreed voluntarily to list both brace. Cummings, Dorothy Malone, Frankie 2:00AM (dD MOVIE: 'Green Pastures' views. rilyn Monroe and less than a cool off, I get hives aii over my (5® M -A -S 'H tax money.” responsibilities on the school sys­ active and inactive substances in Avalon. 1963. This fable of life in Heaven and Biblical “We are seeing a concerted effort to rid the " A great number of citizens feel paragraph to George Washington. body, and the biood pounds in the dD Newswatch stories gives meaning to Adam. Noah Wilson, and others like her tem, in particular, and society, in these products. D E A R D R . G O T T : Three or four S2) d D TV's Bloopers and Practical banning books is bad business,” across the nation, are just begin­ "There are not as many blatant back of my head. I can hardiy Jokes Harvey Korman and Donna Mills dZ) Second City TV and Moses. Rex Ingram, Oscar Polk, Ed­ schools of everything but the three R's.” general. Taic comprises 2.2 percent of times a year I develop a sore throat die Anderson. 1936. says Howard Hoffman, the father ning their quests. examples like that anymore,” leave the air-conditioned house. are this week's practical joke victims. Turns. I have been toid by a that lasts six to eight hours, then is (60 min.) d D Maude ( ® MOVIE: Te n Thousand Bedrooms' A Barbara Parker of three children and founder of the "If I quit with ’Deenie’ it would Gabler says. "B ut some of the " I feel the breakdown occurs in All my doctor does is give me manufacturer’s representative gone. I am left with a hoarseness Atarax, but it makes me too (H ) dZ) Wonderworks: Maricela (CC) A [C N N ] Inside Business rich young American, who arrives in Gwinnett Citizens for Freedom be the same if m y house were on books have been rewritten to say the home,” Yates says. " It ’s like Rome to buy a hotel, stays around prom­ People for the American Way that starch, talc and small quanti­ that lasts two to four weeks. Some sieepy. Can you heip me? mother and daughter emigrate from El [D IS ] MOVIE; 'King of the Grizzlies' An and Education, a counter group to fire and I only put the fire out on the same thing in a more subtle the old T V commercial, ’Do you ties of mineral oil are used in the doctors say it’s ailergies; others Salvador to the U.S. in the hopes of find­ Indian finds himself threatened by the oting marriages for'three beautiful sis­ Wilson’s organization. way. Some of these books are know where your child is?’ ing a better life. (60 min.) 10-foot grizzly he once rescued. John ters so he can marry the fourth. Dean one corner,” Wilson says, “ and let compounding process to help say it’s sinus drainage. I ’m not a Martin, Anns Maria Alberghetti, Eva D E A R R E A D E R : You seem to MOVIE: 'Bret Maverick: The Lazy Yesno, Chris Wiggins, Hugh Webster. -Turns’ ingredients stick together. I smoker. What do you recommend? 1977. Rated G. Bartok. 1957. have deveioped an allergic reac­ Ace' After winning a large sum of money have been assured that the talc is tion to warmth. This is an ex­ at poker, Bret Maverick decides it's time [HBO] 1st & Ten: The Opener (H ) MOVIE: T o Be Announced' harmiess and is added only to D E A R R E A D E R : See an aller­ tremely complicated issue that to settle down. James Garner, Ed Bruce, [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock (ID Ethiopia: The Nightmare Continues About Town enhance the physical characteris- gist. There may be an identifiable Stuart Margolin. 1981. [C N N ] Money Week invoives your immune system, Dynasty Birtha "tics of Turns. Those readers who substance in your environment d D Juana Iris 1 1:30PM (dD histamine and the dilation of (®D dD ABC News Nightline [ESP N ] Mazda SportsLook are concerned about the potential that you could avoid or to which [C N N ] News/Sports/Weather [T M C ] Monty Python's the Meaning of capiliaries in your skin. See an Bizarre John Byner hosts this long consequences of talc in Turns can you could be desensitized. [D IS ] Danger Bay (dD Life In Stereo. WATES leam pottery ° McDowell, Ashley-Alyce, daugh-* mother is Mrs. Daniel DePasqua, Rady, Kathryn Lee, daughter of allergist, becausethe heat-to-hives running cable comedy series. contact the manufacturer for ; [HBO] The Not-So-Great Moments in ter of Dona-Kay McDowell and of Seymour. William J. and Carol J. (Snod^ reaction may be aboiished using d D The Honeymooners [U S A ] Second Cash Flo Expo (R) Manchester W A TE S will meet further information: Norcliff DEAR DR. GOTT: Ourbeautifui Sports These sports lowlights include Blaine Donze of 148 Walker St., was grass) Rady of 282 Hebron Road, specific antihistamines other than d® Second City TV 2:30AM [C N N ] Sports Latenight Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Orange Hall, Thayer Inc., One Scarsdaie Road, 24-year-old daughter is addicted to President Ford’s infamous tee shot and bom Oct. 13 at Manchester Mem­ Flagg, Morgan Elizabeth, Bolton, was born Dec. 24 at Atarax. the Stanford band's trombone defense. dD All in the Family [E S P N ] SportsCenter 72 E. Center St. Members will be Tuckahoe, N H 10707 (914-631-0033). diet cola. She starts in the morning orial Hospital. The maternal daughter of Charles A. Flagg and Manchester Memorial Hospital, (60 min.) weighed from 6 to 7 p.m. and drinks eight or more each day. (2D dD The Best of Carson Tonight's 2:35AM ® CBS News Nightwetch grandparents are Jane and Ray­ Alice Porter-Flagg of 40 Pine Hill The maternal grandmother is [M A X ] MOVIE: To p Haf Two young guests are Peter Fonda, Charles Nelson Sue Hollister of R HAM High D E A R DR . G O T T : I received a Can this have an adverse physical Send your questions to Dr. Gott people fall in love, but she thinks he's [CNN] N«wt/Spons/ mond Ather of 148 Walker St. and St., was born Dec. 17 at Manches­ Hazel Snodgrass of M idland, Reilly and A. Whitney Brown. (60 min.) 3:00AM School in Hebron will teach a lumbar laminectomy (L 3 ,4,5) and effect on her? She’s 5 feet 8 and 135 in care of the Manchester Herald her best friend's husband. Fred Astaire, (R), In Stereo, Weather Austin and Eloise McDowell of ter Memorial Hospital. The mater­ Texas. The maternal grandmother Ginger Rogers. Edward Everett Horton. 2‘A-hour pottery class. Members have a dropped left foot and pounds. at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH d® Hogan’s Heroes [E S P N ] College Baskatbell Report East Hampton. The maternal nal grandmother is Phyllis S. is Margaret Rady of Rockville. 1935. bring a smock or apron to wear at weakness in my left leg. I am an 44101. Due to volume of mail, [U S A ] Winning on Your Income Texes great-grandparents are Mr. and Porter of Uncasville and L. James The baby has a brother, William J. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Nightmare on Elm d D Loco Amor the class. Marge Surdam, pro­ older polio victim, with the afflic­ DEAR READER: It is probably individual questions cannot be (R). Mrs. Anthony Budzinsky of Willi- Porter of Hatboro, Pa. The pater­ Rady Jr ., 23, and two sisters, Streef A group of friends share a com­ dZ) News gram chairman, will be in charge. tion in my right leg. Do you have a misnomer to label your daughter answered. Questions of generai mon dream that they are being stalked 3:30AM (3j) F-Troop mantic and Doris McDowell of nal grandmother is Ethel Flagg of Christine E. Rady, 21, and Lauren d D Kojak any information that can help “ addicted” to diet cola. She may by a tong-dead child murderer. John [C N N ] Crossfire Edgerton St. The paternal grand­ Colchester. The baby has a sister, A. Rady, 18. interest will be answered in future [C N N ] Sports Tonight relieve my present problem? Saxon, Ronee Blakely. 1984. Rated R. Overeaters to meet parents are Carol Donze of East Ashley Priscilla Flagg, 4. have developed an unfortunate •’olumns. [HBO] 1st & Tan; All Roads Lead to Day- [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. Allen 8:30PM CHD Family Feud ton Diane's ex-husband plans a nas^ [H B O ] MOVIE: Th e Last American Vir­ Overeaters Anonymous will McCary, Reid Paul, son of Paul [D IS ] Mousterplece Theater scheme to divert her attention from the gin’ Teenage buddies try to cure their Donze of Marlborough. The pater­ McCann, Luke George, son of next game. growing pains. Steve Antin, Lawrence meet Wednesday in the cafeteria­ nal great-grandparents are Mr. George and Catherine (Jutras) R. and Patricia (Mullen) McCary 9:OOP M (3D Kate S, Allle Kate and Allie Monoson, Diane Franklin. 1982. Rated meeting room of Manchester and Mrs. Paul Donze of Vernon. McCann of 45 Durant St,, was bom of 38 Diane Drive, was born Dec. 21 Sourdough mix has odd odor 11:35PM (HD Entertainment Tonight R. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. unwillingly become involved in an argu­ Marietta Hartley talks about her upcom­ Memorial Hospital. Newcomers Dec. 20 at Manchester Memorial ment between an aspiring actor and his ing TV movie "One Terrific Guy'. [M A X ] m o v ie : -f .i.s .t .' a la- The maternal grandparents are family, 3:40AM w ill be welcomed at 7:30 p.m. and Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ DEAR bor organizer rises to power and corrup­ McAuley, Thomas Patrick, son Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Mullen of I ’m sending you a copy of my 12:00AM CSD Bamaby Jonas the speaker will start at 8 p.m. The ents are M r. and Mrs. Marcel POLLY: I (SD 39 MOVIE: Th e Right of the People' tion. Sylvester Stallone, Rod Steiger, of George F. and Celia (Harrell) 183 Timrod Road. The .paternal newsletter "Baking with Sour­ (CC) An American city passes a law al­ ® Hawaii Flve-0 Melinda Dillon. 1978. Rated PG. group follows the principles of Jutras of 44 Durant St. The made a sour­ McAuley Jr. of 35 Foster St., was doughs and Starters,” which has lowing citizens to carry guns for self- d D d® Comedy Break Alcholics Anonymous to help peo­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 3:55AM [T M C ] m o v i e : T h e Big paternal grandparents are Mr. and dough bread more recipes for starters as well as defense. Michael Ontkean. Billy Dee ple deal with the problems under­ born Dec. 20 at Manchester Mem­ Richard McCary of Waterford. d® CNN News Score' A tough Chicago narcotics cop is Mrs. George McCann of Birch ■tarter and let it recipes for using them in breads, Williams, Jane Kaezmarek. 1986. lying compulsive eating. orial Hospital. The maternal The baby has a brother, Ian, 4, and Pointers MOVIE: Th e Sevage Guns' A gun- dismissed from the force in a scandal Street. The baby has a brother, sit for several cakes and pancakes. Others who dD MOVIE: 'Night Of The Iguana' A de­ and goes looking for revenge against grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. a sister, Alexandra, 2>A. frocked minister, acting as a guide, in­ fighter. eager to settle down and forget Shane. days, according would like this issue shouid send $1 his past, wanders into a little Mexican the drug dealers responsible. Fred W il­ Max A. Harrell of Seabago Lake, Polly Fisher spires the lives of three of the women on liamson, John Saxon. 1983. Rated R. Maine. The paternal grandparents to the direc­ for each copy to Poily’s Pointers in the tour. Richard Burton. Deborah Kerr. town being terrorized by a scoundrel. Ri­ King program sat tions. After two Ava Gardner. 1964. chard Basehart, Alex Nicol. 1962. 3:59AM ® Get smart are Mr. and Mrs. George McAuley Tompkins, Shawn Christopher, Luchenblll, Sarah Frances, care of the Manchester Heraid, or three days, The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Sr. of 20 Cedar St. The baby has a son of Jason F. and Sandra daughter of Steven and M ary P.O. Box 1216, Cincinnati, OH th e starter fifth annual commemorative pro­ sister, Sara, 3‘A. (Chasse) Tompkins of Route 6, (Belanger) Luchenbill of 7 Sam 45201. Be sure to include the title. developed a gram and potluck will be Friday at Andover, was born Dec. 26 at Green Road, Coventry, was bora POLLY very strong al­ 6:30 p.m. at Community Baptist Lsmch Allison Marie, daughter Manchester Memorial Hospital. Dec. 18 at Manchester Memorial MAJOR BOOK AUCTION coholic odor. I was afraid to use sourdough starter that’s easy to Cinema Church, 585 E. Center St. of Dave G. and Nancy (Bouviei') The maternal grandmother is Mrs. Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ this starter and threw it away. make and fairly foolproof; Mix one Tues., Jin. 14th - 11 A.M. The Rev. Samuel Davis, pastor Lynch of 257 W. Center St., was Roland Chasse of 180 New Bolton ents are Mr. and Mrs. Joel D E A R P O L L Y ; Add a tables­ Where did I go wrong? package active dry yeast, one and poon or two of coffee-flavored (Inspietlon - 9 A.M.) of the Way of the Cross Church of born Dec. 19 at Manchester Mem­ Road. The paternal grandparents Belanger of 25 Griffin Road. The HARTFORD 5:20, 7:35,9:40,11:40. — A Chorus Line MRS. B.K. three-fourths cups all-purpose liqeur to your favorite chocolate CInsmd City — Ran 1,4 ,7,10. — The (PG-13) 1:40,4:30, 7,-30,9:50, mldnloht. Christ in Hartford, and his choir, orial Hospital. The maternal are Mr. and Mrs. Cyms Tompkins paternal grandparents are Mr. and Hotil Shiriton, Norwich. CT. flour, one tablespoon salt, one mousse recipe. Heavenly! Gods Must Be Crazy (P G ) 2:30, 4:40, / will present the program and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. of 187 Gardner St. Mrs. Robert Luchenblll of 9 7:30,9:45. — 101 Dalmatians (G ) 1: IS, 3, IEzH so Itm I60S] DEAR MRS. B.K.: Actually the tablespoon sugar and two and music. He also is the librarian at Norman Bouvier of Colchester. Sunningdale Lane, Bolton. SANDRA 4:50, 6:30. — Sheer Madness (R ) 8:15, MANCHESTER only thing you did wrong was to one-half cups warm water until 10:15. — The Ottlcldl Story 2:15, 4:30, UA Theaters East — Back to the Over 2,000 Vol. Over 80 L.E.C. Manchester Community College. The paternal grandmother is Eli­ Thihodeau, Lee Austin, son of . throw the starter away! Adding thoroughly combined. 7:15,9:30. Future (P G ) 2:10, 4:20, 7, 9:30. — (1930's & 1940's): Aristophanes - For more information, call Gladys nor Bameschi of Danielson. The Donald and Leslie (Dion) Thibo­ Jagged Edge (R) 2, 4:15, 7:10, 9:45. — Odell, Patrick William, son of yeast to flour, water, sugar and Cover loosely with plastic wrap Lysestrata Sgn Picasso: Kate Stringfellow, 649-9943, or Mary baby has two brothers. Chip, 16, deau of 1067 Boston Turnpike, Polly will send you a Polly Dollar ■AST HARTFORD Agnes o f God (PG-13 ) 7:20, 9:20. — Elmer and Frances (Graf) Odell other ingredients actually starts a and let stand at room temperature ($1) if she uses your favorite ■oslwoed Pub A Cinema — Back to Santo Clous; The Movie (P G ) 2,4:30 — Qreenaway by Spellman & Layard Jaworski, 643-4938. and Mark, 13. Bolton, was born Dec. 25 at the Future (P G ) 7:15, 9:20. A Clockwork Oronoe (R ) midnight. — Orig. Sgn Sketch; Main St.; Poems Jr. of 25 Madison St., was bora Dec. fermentation process; alcohol is a for three to five days, stirring at Pointer. Peeve or Probiem in her Manchester Memorial Hospital. Peer RIchord’t Pub A anemo — The Rockv Horror Picture Show (R) by Frost: Of Human Bondage; 25 at Manchester Memorial Hbspi- ( by-product of any yeast-raised least once a day. The starter may column. Write Poliy’s Pointers in Jaoeed Edge (R) 7:30, 9:30, midnight. midnight. — Pink Flovd: The Wall (R) DePasqna, Joseph Daniel Jr., The maternal grandparents are Leaves of Qrass; Walden; Odd Ball tal. The maternal grandparents mixture. be refrigerated after five days in a care of the Manchester Herald. Shewcute CInemo M — Out of Africa midnight. UPI photo son of Joseph D. and Debra J. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dion of 391 (P G ) 1, 4, 7:10, 10:05. — White Nights Fiction w/dust jackets: Natural D B B d lln M are Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wilson of A good starter should have a covered container for an addi­ (Blanchette) DePasqua of 17 Cas­ Woodland St. The paternal grand­ (PG-13) 1:15, 4:05, 7:10, 9:45, 12:10. — MANSFIELD History and Antiques: Complete Vernon. The paternal grandpar­ ' clean, somewhat sour, alcoholic tional one to two weeks. Be sure to The Jewel of the Nile (P G ) 1:30, 4:30, Trom -Lux College Twin — Rockv IV About Town news items must be It Isn’t cricket tle Road, was born Dec. 21 at parents are Evelyn Thibodeau of Library from Old Lyme, Ct. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Odell r aroma as it works. But don’t worry continue to stir daily, or the 7:30,9:40,11:45. — Spies Like Us (R ) 1, (P G ) 3, 5, 7, 9. — The Gods Must Be submitted at least five days before Manchester Memorial Hospital. Storrs and Michael Thibodeauof 29 A thought for the day: M ark 3:10, 5:20, 7:40,10, midnight. — Rocky Crozv (P G ) 3, 5, 7, 9. The game was for members only. Dr. Kevin Samson of Sr. of West Middle Turnpike. The about getting tipsy from your expanding starter may break the Robert H. G lin Auctlonaira publication. Send items to About The maternal grandparents are Winthrop Road. The baby has a Twain said, “There are severai IV (P G ) I, 3, 5, 7:15, 9:25, 11:20. — A Town, Box 591, Manchester He­ baby has a brother, Joseph Elm er ' sourdough breadi The alcohol is covered container. Use this starter Nightmare on Elm Street 2; Freddy's VERNON Gore, New Zealand, poses with his son Tony and the Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert P. Blanchette brother. Jason. 7, and a sister, good protections against tempta­ Revenge (R) 1:30,3:30,5:20,7:40,9:50, Cine 1 A 2 — Bock to the Future (P G ) 203- 564-7318 rald, Manchester, 06040. Odell, 1, and two sisters,'Klmterly destroy^ by the heat of baking. in standard sourdough bread PhsM diy si suetlsn: Z034N4f0l shark he killed during a game of cricket on a beach. of Bristol. The paternal grand­ Darcey, 2. tion but the surest is cowardice.” 11:45. — The Colqr Purple ( PG-13) 1:15, 1:30, 7, 9:15. — Jogged Edge (R) 7:15, and Cynthia Odell, both 8. 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HOMES CARS/TRUCK8 57 Motorcycles Bicycles 72 ments to be published Tues­ HOMES Automotive [Ti Darktfilc Income tax Service Errors which do not lessen |3i]FOR SALE FDR GALE Employment KeniQIS Services Wonted 58 Rec Vehicles 73 day through Soturdav, the the volue ottheadvertisemenj FOR SALE Auto Services 74 & Education Roorns for Rent 41 f=or Sale deadline is noon on the dov will not be corrected by an BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY 68 Buick Electro 225 Con­ Apartments for Rent 42 Autos tor Rent Lease 75 before publication. additional insertion. Brand New Llitinglll 8% Over Glastonbury Line — 7 IICARS/TRUCKS vertible. Interior, great Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holidav/Seasonol 61 Misc Automotive 76 room Split-Level home LaCava Built 7 room FDR SALE shape. A Buick lovers car. located In Rockledge. 3 home with 2V2 baths, 2 car Collectors - It has poten­ bedrooms, 2’/i boths, cen- garoge, fireplaced rec r.iSEilVIGES SERViGei M iF R M T W f i/ BUIUNNfiA tial. Asking $1,000. Call 1rol dir conditioning, se­ room, appllanced kitchen 647-8963 or 6438173, ask for o H o f f e RBI OFFERED ” I PAPERRIB CONTRACTING Notices Employment HELP WANTED curity system. Plus wall with many cabinets, three u Dale. PERSONALS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HD to wall carpet and It's bedrooms, city conven­ I s i l HD HD 1978 Pontloc Grand Prix HD Odd lobs. Trucking. Carpentry and remodel­ HD being offered at $119,500. iences, alot of house for Nomo your own price — 72 Pontiac Ventura — & Education Homii repqlrs. You name ing services — Complete — 67,000 miles, fully Reassure that special Custodian — Immediate Dietary Aide — Imme­ Owner very anxious. Call the price. In area of newer Father and son. Fast, Runs well. Should pass Floral Designer with diate opening tor 2dietarv homes, coll today. It, we do It. Frot ostl- dopondoblt sorvice. home repoirs and remo­ equipped Including sun­ someone of your love by some experience. Writeto opening tor moture per­ todaylT Jackson 8, Jack- roof. Asking $1,900. Call Inspection. Many new aides, one part time to son Real Estate, 647-8400 $126,000. Century 21 motes. Insured. 6434)304. Busy niostyloT No timo to Pointing, Poperhdnglng deling. Quality work. Ref­ parts. $400. 647-9428. [oj] LOST AND FOUND telling the whole world Flower's Inc., P.O. Box son with experience strip­ 643-0443. Secretary Bookkeeper — work 2-3 days a week, or 646-8646. Jackston-Showcase, 646- clean? Frofesstonot •1 Remoyol. Coll 646-5761. erences, licensed ond In­ how much you love them 1664, Manchester, CT, ping, waxing and buffing Part Time Tool Maker or houeocloontng, doYc, with the Manchester He­ first class machinists. Ex­ Small office, diversified 3pm-7pm; oneto work full 1316. Howkes Trot Sorvk* — sured. Coll 646-8165. Lost — Man's wallet. HELP WANTED with resume of previous floors and the ability to Bucket Truck & Chipper. Mondoy-FHdoy. Very do- 1979 Pontloc Lemons — MDTDRCYCLES/ rald. Call the classified HD perform other custodial cellent opportunity for duties, accounts receiva­ time, 6am-2pm. Excellent Brand New Llstlnglll 6 Folntlne and Poperhong- Vicinity of Spruce & Flor­ experience. pendoblt, trustworthy Air conditioning, power department today and retired person. Day shift ble, telephones, record starting rate and benefits. room Cape Cod home. 3 Stump Removol. Freo Es­ Ino — Exterior and tnte- Dumas Electric— Having 0 BICYCLES ence Streets. Pleose re­ Part Time Inserters duties. Ideal opportunity timates. Spoelotconslder- and thorough. Fleose coll Electrical Problems? steering, power brakes, place your personal mes­ for seml-retired person or only. 742-6827. keeping, some typing, all Interested persons are re­ bedrooms, 1 bath, fire­ o r I BUSINESS 'rlor, ceilings repaired. turn. 643-8678. wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Looking for a part time place, summer porch, ertlon for Elderly ond Hon- Janice otter Spm at 233- References, fully Insured. Need A large or o small A M /FM stereo, good con­ sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to Gal Friday with typing someone Interested in benefits. 647-9137. quested to call Manches­ JOlpRDPERTY —TS dition. Dependable car. 72 Honda 360 — Excellent for Bob. ter Manor, 646-0129. newer roof and It's ready dlcooped. 647-7553. 3577. Quality work. Martin Repair? We Specialize In running. $500 or best otter. 5:00pm. ability and computer ex­ supplementing their In­ Part Time Office Position Residential Work. Joseph Asking $1,700. Call Sue at Lost — Large painting, available Immediately. 20 Cashler/Hostesses — for Immediate occu­ Mattsson, evenings. 649- J49-5234 after 5pm. Part-time correspondents perience. Flexible sche­ come. Full and part time Business Zoned — Ideal Delivering rich loom — 5 4431. Dumas. Fully Licensed. 6432711, ext. 40, 8:30am:_ sentimental value. From positions available. hours per week, Monday Port time days, nights or Coventry — Driver tor pancy I On the bus line. Spm or 742-7463 evenings. to cover scholastic sports dule or 5 hours per day. Offered In the $80's. Jack- for conversion to profes­ yards, $65 plus tax. Sand, Free Estimates. 646-5253. bock of truck. Charter Please send work history Women are encouraged thru Friday, 1-5pm. Typ­ weekends. Hours to suit Manchester Herald. Lake sional offices, ten rooms Bov's Schwinn 10 speed. Oak Street. Wednesday, HD ANNOUNCEMENTS events In the Manchester your needs. Experienced son & Jackson Reol Est­ grovel, & stone. 643-9504. John Deerr Painting Con­ Good working condition. area. Sports knowledge and salary requirements to apply. For additional ing required. Write P.O. area, good pay and car plus additional expansion Robert E. Jarvis, 77 Mercury Comet, good January 8th. Call 647-1616. Information, call Man­ Box 329, Manchester, CT or will train. Must be 18 or allowance. Call 647-9946. ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646. tractor — Custom Interior Must sell. $75 or best otter. essential; news writing ex­ to: The Manchester He­ possible. Room for 10-12 Handyman for Carpentry, Ucensed Oov Core In my work. Very reasonable Bulldlng-Remodellno second hand car, $1,200. Emergency? In Manches­ chester Manor, 646-0129. older. Apply Rein's New Manchester home, ages t Tom, 649-5862. perience desirable. For rald, Box Z. 06040. cars. Could be offices first electrical, plumblne and ratee, quality < work, In- Specialist. Additions, gar­ 647-1658. ter, dial 911 for fire, York Style Dell Restau­ Executive Ranch — Im­ and up. 643-0300. an appointment, call Len level with 5 room opart- cleaning. Neat, relloble. citured ond references. 649- ages, roofing, siding, kit­ police, medical help. Part Time Light lanitor rant, Rte. 30, 428 Hartford maculate 7 room resi­ Oldsmoblle 1983 Delta 88 MISCELLANEDUS ADMINISTRATIVE Auster, sports editor, dence with large first ment second level. High Free quotes, Manchester ^ 3240.______' chens, bathrooms, re- Manchester Herald, work, mornings or after­ Tpke., Vernon. Real Estate traffic area. Good visibil­ home owner. 649-1150, plocement Royale — Light brown, 0 AUTDMDTIVE Hundreds of readers turn noons, 5 hours a day, 4 floor family room, 2 full vinyl top, 4 door, one SECRETARY - weekdays before 10 a.m., baths plus a beautifully ity, easy to find. Main Steve Glorralona. " E A S Y D O E S IT " Is the wlndows/doors. 643-6712. to Classified every day 643-2711. Full Time person for man­ days a week. Apply at Mature woman to care for Babysitter Wonted — To Street Location. Century wav to doscrlbe placing a owner. $6,995 or otters. LEGAL searching for some par­ Able Coll 8> Electronics, Infants and toddlers In sit In mv Manchester landscaped lot. Great lo­ 21 Jackston-Showcase, 528-0413 days, 233-7872 5 Lug nut chrome nugget ager of Tobacco Depart­ d J ] HOKES cation. $130's. Blanchard want ad. Just coll 643-2711 HELPING PEOPLE sa­ rims, caps and valve ticular Item. Will your ad ment to work In modern Howard Road, Bolton, Manchester Day Care. home. Tuesdov-Frldav, 2- 646-1316. CHILDCARE Nolls — Seutptured, ttas, ond wo do the resti tisfy their needs and evenings. Minimum qualifications be there? 643-2711. CT. Hours 7-1, 1-6. $4/hour. 9pm. 646-3508. FOR SALE 8i Rossetto Real Estate, stems. Were on Ford Include an Associate's pharmacy. Health benef­ 646-2482. Licensed Manchester cappings, monlcurts and wonts... that's what wont truck, will fit 31x11.50 R15 its. Pleasant working con­ 643-5535. 74 Vega Wagon — Not degree In secretarial home. 2 openings tor one ndii art at budgot prices,. ads ore all about. LT's. $200 or best offer. ditions. Apply In person, Dental Hygienist — Pro­ Want to earn an obove All real estate advertised Coll » M m . oak t o r BUHONIB/ running. New parts. $300 science plus four years PLASTICS Full and part time cashi­ minimum starting pay Manchester — $121,900. Rentals year and older. Part time 2 Call 289-1062 evenings. ers and dell persons Liggett Pharmoev, Man­ gressive preventive or­ Maintenance Clerk. En­ In the Manchester Herald avsilabte. Nancy, ovonlngs and CONTRACTING or best otter, 64^5234after performing legal secre­ iented group practice, try level position, full rate? Then, now Is the Reduced! Super value HEATING/ Spm. Start 1986 with a tuture In needed all shifts. Apply at chester Parkade. Is sublect to the federal best describes this lovely wetkends. . 2 Tire Rims, 1976 Ford tarial and stenographic an expanding, progres­ Glastonbury. Variety time. Competitive wage time to talk with us. Full 40 Fair Housing Act of 1968, 04»-lM11 PLUMBING Grampy's Corner Store, hours plus overtime. 5day older two family on quiet Forrond Remodeling — Pinto. $10 each. 644-8360.a duties In corporate or sive Rockville / Manches­ 706 Main Street, hours available. 633-3671. and benefits. Diversified which makes It Illegal to 1978 GMC "Heovy half" ter Injection Blowing week. Other benefits. tree-lined street. Comfor­ RDDMS Housedeonlng — I am on DO A TWO-WAY tovor... Cabinets, roofing, gut­ real estate law utilizing Manchester. areas of responsiblity In­ advertise any preference, Fooorty Brothers — Bo- Pickup — 6 cylinder auto­ Two MIchelln Tires — Molding Company serv­ Assistant for Doctor's of- cluding clerical, delivery, Wholesale distributor has table owner residence FDR RENT honest experienced per­ get extra cash for yourself ters, room oddltlons. matic. Mostly used for automated equipment. ing the cosmetic Industry. limitation or discrimina­ with large rooms, woll to docks, oil types of remo- throom remodeling; In­ 185/70 13. New. $75. 646- Ability to take complex Delivery Person 8. Sales tlce, optemetric practice. light maintenance and 2 openings, one delivery tion based on race, color, son looking for. light and moke R poesibib tar stallation watar heaters, personal trovel. $2,700. and one warehouse. wall carpeting, wood houstcleonlng 'lobe. doUng and repoirs. FREE 4128.D legal dictation accu­ Openings available on all AUTOMOTIVE Clerks wanted for nights Willing to train. Evenings carpenter assistance. religion, sex or national Female Only — Large somoono- ttso to enlov garbage disposals; faucet Call 644-8841. shifts for the following: and Saturdays Included. Apply In person, M an­ stove, deck & double gar­ room, clean and modern Please call tar on appoint­ those golfctubs you ntyer „.,ostlmotes. Fully Insured. rately at not less than 90 and weekends In modern Able to drive standard. origin, or an Intention to 1 Telephone 6436017, otter repairs. 6496539. Vlso/M - Two small running boards PERSONNEL 25-40 hours a week. Call Call Leslie Monday- chester Tobacco & Candy age. Rental unit recently with kitchen privileges. ment. 646-13SS. Referen­ uso. Selt them with wont PUBLIC NOTICE wpm and produce • Set-up molding techni­ pharmacy. Pleasant make any such prefer­ updated. Sentry Real Est­ 0 6pm, 647-6509. osterCord accepted. for truck. Good condition. cians working conditions. Some between 10 and 2.649-3311. Friday, 282-0651 for Com pany, 299 Green All utilities, on bus line, ces available. od. to automated typed copy Manchester dealership ence, limitation or dis- * ate, 643-4060. Bui and Taxi Operators $25 for both. Call 649-1433, needs to add 2 experi­ retail experience neces­ Interview. Road, Manchester. call 647-9813. at a speed of not less • Mold Maintenance me- crimination. The Herald keep trylng.D hanlcs enced automotive work­ sary. Apply at once In Key Punch Operator — will not knowingly accept The Manchester Associa­ than 70 wpm. Excellent ers to It's staff. person, Liggett Phar­ Experience required, Cleaning — Contract General Office — Part any advertisement which New Listing — Manches­ tion tor Retarded Citizens, fringe benefits. Salary • Hot stamping 7 silk knowledge of 3741 and/or cleaning company seeks time good typist. 649-9015. ter. $85,900. More house Inc., Is opplvlno tor a capital screening set up techni­ Bookkeeper — Sharp per­ macy, Manchester Is In violation of the law. KIT 'N' CARLYLE ^by Larry Wright MISCELLANEDUS range: $19,683-$25,834. son needed for costing 3742 a plus. Should have Individuals to work part than you'd ever Imagine I APARTMENTS grant under Section 16(b)(2) YOUR PHONE WILL cian Parkade. FDR SALE of the Urbon Mass Transpor­ Submit resume no later deals, figuring commis­ knowledge of basic office time In the Manchester Texas Refinery Corp. Richard Rood — Gor­ at such 0 reasonable Room, Main Street loca­ FDR RENT tation Act of 1964, as amend­ BE R i m OFF than January 24. 1988 • Shipper / receiver sions, posting and other equipment and other var­ area. Hours are 12:30- offers plenty of money geous 7 room Ranch In pricel Immaculate cape tion, all utilities Included. ed to acquire vehicles to be to: Material handlers related duties. ious office duties. Full 4:30pm or 5:30-9:30pm, plus cash bonuses, fringe one of Manchester's most on treed & fenced lot. References and security. used in meeting the special MEDICAL RECORDS benefits to seml-retired Fireplaced living room, Like Private Home — 3'/i Exercise Incline Bench — transportation needs of the THE HOOK WHEN Billing Clerk — New, used benefit program plus den­ Monday-Friday. Respon­ presteglous areas! Fam- ‘ 649-8480. Excellent condition with handicapped In Manchester. Connsctlcut Housing • Inspectors and leasing Invoicing. Coder with ICD-9-CM tal paid. 5 day work week. person In M anchester formal dining room, deck, room apartment. Base­ sible people please call lly room, garage and nice weights. $50. 649-5007.D Any Interested transit or YOU PLACE A Finance Authority • Operators Motor vehicle and vehicle experience to do In hos­ Call 289-2736 between 8am- 649-3181. area. Regardless of expe­ ' garage and vinyl siding. Gentlemen Only. Central ment, appliances. Work­ loti $121,900. Blanchard & - D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 poratranslt operator In the 40 Cold Spring Road Reply by letter, resume or Inventory knowledge pital chart review. ART 5pm. rience, write H.G. Hop­ Rossetto Real Estate, 646- location, kitchen privi­ ing single adult, married proposed service area may ItCLASSIFIEDAW'] helpful. kins, President, Box 711, or 871-1400. leges, parking available. couple. No children, pets. Toro Electric Snow review the proposed applica­ Rocky Hill. CT 06067 In person. or RRA preferred but Vista Volunteer 35 hour 2482. Shovel — Excellent condi­ Excellent salary and not necessary. Must be Dental Receptionist — week, 1 year commit­ Ft. Worth, T X 76101. Security and references 643-2880.______tion bv contacting Laurie c/o Philip A. Johnson benefits plus job security Manchester office. 4 day required. 649-9227 or 569- tion. Asking $60. Reason Prvtko, Executive Director, Manager. AA/EEO - Apollo Molded willing to travel - have tment literacy volunteer Start Your New Year Oft for selling. Illness. 649- 57 Hollister Street, Manches­ lor the right applicant. week. Experience neces­ prolect. $212 bl-weekiv Part Time Receptlonls- New Listing — Manches­ 3528. Three Room Apartment Personnel Prod. Inc. car. Send resume to Right I Many amenities — Heot, hot water, stove, 4649.0 ter, CT 06040 — 646-571S. 20 Mountain Street Please call for Interview CPRO, 384 Pratt St., sary. Send resume to Box plus $900 end-of-year bo­ t/Llght typing, miscel­ ter.. $169,900. Executive 721-9501 646-4321, between 9 am- M, c/o Manchester Included with this gor­ home In pristine condi­ refrigerator, carpet. $365. Anv comment should then Vernon, CT 08068 Meriden, CT 06450. nus. Office work commun­ laneous duties. Monday geous Colonial. 8% Main Street, Manchester. be sent to MARC, Inc. with a CHFA IS AN AA/tEO 5pm. tion! 4 bedrooms, 2'/2 Centrally located, adults Selling Bottle Collection. •' Herald. ity outreach recruiting thru Friday 2-5pm. Con­ rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2'/g 2 rooms tor rent. For carbon copy to the Connec­ EMPLOYER M/F (203) 872-B359 tact Diane at Fuss & baths, gorgeous fire­ more Information, call preferred. No pets. Secur­ Over 100 bottles for only ticut Department of Tran­ tutors/students. Call 647- baths, gas heat, central - sportation, P.O. Drawer A, O 'N ell, 646-2469. E O E . placed family room with 563-4438 or 529-7858. ity deposit, call 646-7690; $50 or best offer. Call HARDWARE STORE 6232. air, 2 car garage, large ' ' 742-6016.O Wethersfield, Connecticut $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ M/F. beamed ceilings, fire­ after 4pm, 643-0496. 06109, ATTN: Mr. Brian Full time personable per- family room with cathed-' placed living room, rec Large Bedroom with kit­ Chapmon, Room214wlthln30 $ 5 aon willing to work all as­ Government Jobs — ral celling. Wrap-around ' Manchester — Nice 3 C.B. Radio, home base, $16,040-$59,230/vear. Now Secretary — Minimum 2 room and pool room with chen privileges to non­ days of this notice. PRODUCTION WORKERS $ $ pects of store operation deck and lovely, private an Inground pool and 2 car room, 1 bedroom apart­ realistic, MIket antenna. 005-01 from stocking shelves to hiring, coil 805-687-6000, years experience. Some smoking working female. yard. $167,500. '•Putting garage with wall-to-wall References exchanged. ment. Appliances In­ Paid $250, sell tor $95. $ BEST!!! $ cash register and sales. Ext. R-9965 for current bookkeeping, 9-5, Mon­ You 1st Is 2nd Nature to day thru Friday. Pleasant carpeting! 11 D.W. Fish 643-8692. cluded. Single or couple Works great! 643-2831.0 DIAL A nationwide manufacturer is $ $ Cenyift Hiirhuft - 646-6707 federal list. Us!" Strano Real Estate, Realty, 643-1591 or 871- only. No pets. Avalloble You con be a good sales­ working conditions. 643- 647-7653.0 man ... lust use a qulck- $ PART T IM E $ 4005. 1400. Large Furnished Room — Immediately. $360 plus Skiers — New Europa 643-2711 looking for production work­ gas heat. Call Rose. 647- navy, stretch ski pants. selllno od In Clossitled $ $ Kitchen, near bus and Redwood Farms Cape — Manchester — Well main­ 8400 or 646-8646. M en's 2 8 " waist. Out­ ers in our iocai piant. JOB IN TOWN! Part Time Laundry Posi­ shopping. Call 647-1273 or TOWN OF MANCHESTER $ $ NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Make sure you see this 7 tained 7 room Cape, first 647-9288. grown before worn. $25. PLANNING DEPARTMENT tion — Immediate open­ room, IV bath Cape with $ $ 2 floor family room with Immediate Occupancy — 646-0850.O IN BOLTON AREA ing for experienced family room, fireplace, At a meeting on Jonuarv 6, 1986 the Planning and Zoning A wiliingness to iearn is ail h r./start fireplace, enclosed sun 4 room apartment near Commission made the following decisions: $ $ and/or conscientious trai­ garage and a treed loti porch, complete applian­ bus line, adults, no pets, 1 Pentox 135mm, 50mm you need. Call today for an Bolton Liks A m Bolton nee. Excellent opportun­ Hurry! Blanchard 8, Ros­ car, security. 649-1265. lenses plus filters and ext. VISIONS UNLIMITED, INC. - ZONE CHANGE - SUMMIT $ $ ces, hardwood and carpet APARTMENTS STREET - REA R (V-15) - Approved o zoning district change appointment. No dress code. Casual fun at­ ML Sumnsr Dr. A m Bolton ity to supplement Income. setto Real Estate, 646- floors, a quality home. ftOlHDUSEHDLD tubes. C.U. Studios, 633- $ $ For addltlo'riafTlnforma- 2482.0 FDR RENT eniRDDMMATES from Residence B to Planned Residence Development, and Asking $136,000. U & R Manchester — Spacious 6 I DODDS 5654. approved a general plan of development, tor an approxlma- $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ Liki 8L '' tlon, call Monchesfer Realty, 643-2692. room 3 bedroom town- w I WANTED telv 0.27 acre parcel Identified as the rear portion of 84 Sum­ Manor, 646-0129. 646-1737 $ on the phone, we might have a $ Cldsr Mill Rd. Great Duplex! West Side! ’ Manchester — Available house available Im- mit Street. Brookflold 8L Bolton 6-6 In excellent condition. Immediately. One, two edlately, nice neighbor­ Roommate to Share 7 Maple Twin Bed. Com­ HDME AND VISIONS UNLIMITED, INC. - GENERAL PLAN MODIFI­ $ job for you. We offer a guaran­ $ Hairdresser — Full or New root, large rooms, 2, , Extraordinary — This and three bedroom apart­ room house In Marlbo­ plete. $50. 647-1912.D CATION - 395 M A IN STREET (V-14) - Approved a modified Ask for Personnel. hood, no pets. $510 plus general plan of development tor an approximately one acre $ $ E. Middle Tpks. part time for new shop. car garage and a treed spacious four bedroom ments. $425, $495, $525, gas heat, no appliances. rough. $350 monthly. 0 DARDEN parcel Identified as 395 Main Street. teed salary with bonuses. Work 643-0759. lot! A great buy! Blan­ Dutch Colonial blends the heat and hot water In­ Call Rose, 647-8400 or 646- Credit references and se­ General Elecrtric Chest $ $ LInlay 8L cluded. J.D. Real Estate, VISIONS UNLIMITED, INC. - FLOOD PLAIN ZONE - 395 done from our office, four even­ Cirpinter Rd. Minc.-Bolton chard & Rossetto Real charm of yesterday - natu­ 8646. curity required. No pets. Type Freezer — 7.5 cubic 6 House Plants. $15. 646- M A IN ST REET (10-F) - Approved plans to develop In a flood $ $ Carpenters Needed im­ Estate, 646-2482 o ral oak woodwork, sten­ 646-1980. Days 289-6435, Ext. 30 or feet. Good working condi­ 5121.0 plain zone an opproxlmatelv one acre parcel located at 395 $ ings a week and Saturday $ Bluorldge Dr. mediate openings for ex­ ciling, walk-up attic - with Vernon — Nice modern 3 228-0714. tion. $45. 644-0743.O Main Street. THIS LOCATION CURRENTLY perienced carpenters, all the conveniences of today ROBERT HILLS - SUBDIVISION - MACINTOSH STREET $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ Biiti Dr. Minchaitar room apartment with ap­ phases of construction. South W indsor— $147,900. - modern kitchen with Manchester — 7 room, 3 pliances. $285 plus utili­ New Delta Shower head, (H-43) - Approved a plan of subdivison for two lots on an ap­ $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ Full time employment Time tor a promotion! Jennair, circuit breakers, or 4 bedroom apartment model 622C. $25. 643-1814.0 MUSICAL proximately 0.78 acre site Identifed as 75 Macintosh Street. INVOLVEO IN A LABOR Move up to this superb U ' ties. 647-1113 after 6pm. For Sale $ $ MANCHESTER HERALD and benefits. Coll 742-5317, heater colls on roof - too In residential neighbor­ 0 ITEMS A copy of these decisions has been filed In the Town Clerk's ings, also Saturday mornings. 8:30-5, Monday thru 8i R home In very desira- ' many features to list. Coll hood, heat, hot water, Beautiful Modern central 4 awning windows, 4' x 24" office. $ $ ble area. Raised Ranch today to see this rare find. oarage Included. $650 a with storms and screens. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION DISPUTE. Call NOW 647-9946 Friday. 2 bedroom duplex with Lloyd's A M /FM stereo LEO KWASH, SECRETARY $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ features 4 bedrooms, 2 Offered at $96,900. Joyce month plus security. 649- appliances and laundry (tllHDUDAY/ $99. Call 643-7917. TO CLEAN artificial flow­ baths, large formal living G. Epstein Real Estate, 9227, 649-4248. Available and 8-track - stereo car­ Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 13th day ot January, hook up, $495 plus utilities. 0o H s e a s d n a l tridge player and turnta­ ers, place them heads & dining rooms, spacious 647-8895. January 1st. 646-3253. Electrical Hook-up for 1986. down In a paper bag, add family room, floor to dryer- circuit breaker ble. Hardly used. Asking 025-01 salt and shake well. To celling fireplace, huge Ice Fishing Auger, 6" with box, dryer plug and 30' of $85. Call 647-1560 after Manchester. Avollable sharpening stone. $20.649- 5pm, ask for Len. PICTURE THIS 'clean out storage areas In deck 8i many custom Immediately. Large wiring. $20. 649-7050.O TOWN OF MANCHESTER your home or garage, features throughout. Call HDMES HDMES 2048. LEGAL NOTICE newer 3 bedroom duplex, Stereo, Klngspolnt, place an od In classified today. Sentry Real Estate,. - Hi] FDR SALE FDR SALE appliances Included. Motag Washer — Wringer The Zoning Board ot Appeals will hold public hearings on O POSTAL JOBS O 643-4060. Firewood For Sale — One AM /FM cassette player, telling our readers what type. Like new. $99. 875- Monday, Jonuory 27, 1986 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing Roam, Washer 8, Dryer hookup, cord mixed hardwoods turntable, excellent con­ MAIL HANDLER POSITIONS you have for tale. 6733.0 Lincoln Center, 494 Moln Street, Manchester, CT to hear and $ EXTRA MONEY $ no pets. Security 8, refer­ cut and split. $75. You take dition. $50. Call 646-3149 consider the following petitions: ($8.86/hr to start) ences. $550 a month plus away. 647-7541 .□ Electric Stove— Avocado otter 3pm.a ITEM 1 GEORGE H. AND ANN MCFEE - Request variance utilities. 643-2289. NO. 1110 of Article II, Section 3.01.01 to reduce the easterly Special announcement lor all candidates planning to sign up tor the Mall Handler NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED color. $50. 649-7793.0 side yard to opproxlmatelv 9.0 feet (IS feet re­ With Your Own Part-Time Job. Examination at the Hartford Post Office. APPLICATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTEO Modern 1 bedroom apart­ quired) to permit the expansion of an existing one IN MANCHESTER AREA ment. First floor, applian­ oniHDUSEHDLD Colonial Red Print Sofa car attochea garage to a two car attached garage - JANUARY ZHH THROUGH JANUARY 31ST ONLYI [Since It won’t be ottered again 119 Lakewood Circle South - Residence Zone AA. An excellent opportunity for ces, heat & hot water d ^ I g d d d s and Chair Set. Very good RECREATIDNAL tor at least 3 years, don’t miss outll furnished. Parking, cellar condition. $99 or best ITEMS IT E M a RED ROOF INNS, INC. - Request variance of Artl- Housewives and Mothers with storage. Located center otter. 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w — herald. Monday. Jan. 13, 1986 U.S./WORLD SPORTS BUSINESS King’s widow Men at temple Huskies AWOL dedicates exhibit turn the tables against Wildcats Business Yes, Keogh plans are still around ... page 4 ... page 13 ... page 17 That form came into being because of a provision in In Brief QUESTION: You often write about “ Keogh plans” the Tax Elquity and Fiscal Responsibility Act, which and I note that investment firms include “ Keoghs” in was passed by Congress. The form ’s exact shape and R«March laads to new Job their literature and seminars. wording were prepared by the various Washington A relative who works for a bank maintains that bureaucrats, who evidently delight in excess verbiage FARMINGTON — The work of a researcher for Investors’ Keoghs are no more. She says they have been and complex calculations. the University of Connecticut Health Center has replaced by “ parities.” I have yet to see that word In Form SSOO-C replaced Form 5500-K last year. You led to a new company that will help him market Guide print, anyplace, although Keoghs are often menti­ filed a 5500-C in 1985. You must file a Form 5500-R in an adhesive be developed for broken bones, teeth oned. My relative claims a bank officer and her William A. Doyle 1986 and 1987. Then, the cycle begins again — one year and muscles. accountant agree that Keoghs no longer exist. J. Herbert Waite, an assistant professor in the with C and two years with R. What are the facts of this matter? Your feelings on this are right in line with mine. My Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, modeled his blue-eyed finance officer and I nearly went up the adhesive on the substance that mussels use under iHanrhrslpr HrralJi ANSWER: “ Keogh” is the popular name for wall, as we labored to complete our 5500-Cs last year. water to stick to rocks. Applications of the tax-deferred retirement plans set up by self-employed people who have such plans or are considering ) Manchester — A City ol Village Charm adhesive include using it to patch together torn establishing them. people for themselves and their employees. ’The name QUESTION: I established a Keogh retirement plan muscles and tendons. For simplicity’s sake. I ’m going to keep using those comes from the federal legislation that authorized while I was self-employed. I am retired and have not The company that will be used to manufacture such plans — enacted in 1962, after being submitted by words as handy nicknames for self-employed and distribute the material is BioPolymers. It is retirement plans. Readers’ eyes would glaze over if I made a contribution to the plan for several years. I. a Brooklyn congressman, Eugene Keogh. They also received a Form 5500-C last year and, after working 25 Cents the first firm created through the University of are known as “ H-R 10” plans, after the bill Keogh spelled out all four types of such plans, instead of Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1986 Connecticut’s Research and Development Corp. simply writing Keogh every time the subject Is on it for several days, finally got it filled out and filed introduced. with the IRS. Was I required to do so? The creation of the company is a first for the Over the past 24 years, Keogh plans have been mentioned in this space. university, which owns a part of BioPolymers. greatly changed, liberalized and complicated by Lyle Hohnke, the president of the research and QUESTION: Please comment on the Form 5S09-CI ANSWER: Yes. Your Keogh plan is still in force. Budget plan subsequent acts of Congress. You’re stuck with the loony filing requirements. development company, said that creating BioPo­ Under present law, there are three types of defined and everyone else with a Keogh plan must file with the lymers through the university will help Waite contribution Keogh plans — profit-sharing plans, Internal Revenue Service. Zoners kill QUESTION: While I was operating my business as benefit from his research while reducing the risk money-purchase plans and pa ir^ plans. The third is a What is the purpose of this absurdly complicated, involved with beginning new companies. impossible to understand form? Who mandated this a sole proprietorship, I set up a Keogh plan. I have for schools combination of the first two. I suspect your relative is incorporate my business. Is it true that I cannot keep The University of Connecticut’s Research and thinking about paired plans. Maybe her bank calls form — Congress or the IRS? When was this form the Keogh account? Development Corp. was established in 1984 to look them “ parities.” instigated and when was the much easier Form 5SOO-K for and evaluate new technologies at the Also, there are defined-benefit Keogh plans. That eliminated? university, then market those with commercial ANSWER: No. You can leave the Keogh plan, as is. density plan rises 11.5% type provides predetermined benefits after But you can’t put more into it, because you no longer potential. retirement. ANSWER: The stated purpose of that cockamamie form is to help the IRS and the U.S. Department of are self-employed. You can, of course, establish a Some banks, insurance companies, mutual funds, retirement plan for your incorporated business. brokerage firms and other sponsors of self-employed Labor keep tabs on the multitude of Keogh plans. But By Susan Vaughn Farms still male domain the result has been to drive Keogh plan participants Herald Reporter retirement plans have stopped using the word Keogh. Doyle welcomes written question, but he can- WASHINGTON — If the government’s latest But “Keogh plans” and “ Keoghs” have become either to frustration or into the arms of professional provide answers only through the column. for housing census figures are any guide, farming is still a part of the American language and are recognized by tax prPDflrprs School Superintendent James P. Kennedy Monday man’s world — numerically, anyway. proposed a $27.7 million public school budget for Census experts say that proportionately there 1986-87 that represents an overall 11.49 percent are more males living on farms than there are in By John F. Kirch high-density housing designations, increase over last year’s budget. the cities, a higher proportion of farm p ^p le are Herald Reporter which would allow development of More than 80 percent of the proposed increases are married and living as members of families, and Gas price drop up to 20 housing units per acre, in for staff salaries, including a 12 percent overall that farm women have more children than their The Planning and Zoning Com­ the southwest part of Manchester. increase for the first-year of a three-year teachers’ city cousins. mission began revising the town’s Residents living in the area south contract negotiated in the fall. Four percent of the ’The latest analysis was released last week by fails to keep proposed new Comprehensive of 1-384 and west of Keeney Street, budget increase would provide for $100,000 worth of the Census Bureau and the Agriculture Depart­ Plan of Development Monday by which is currently zoned mostly for improvements. ment. Most of the information was for 1984. removing high-density housing lower densities, have voiced strong “ In 1984, there were 107 males per 100 females pace at pumps from the southwestern part of town opposition to the proposed higher The improvements include one new first-grade living on farms, compared with just 93 males per and confining it to a special density. teacher, additional staff for gifted students, foreign 100 females in the non-farm population,’’ the mixed-use district along Interstate Under the old proposals, the land language and math programs and more computers. report said. “ ’This difference appears for most By The Associated Press 84. would be designated for high, Although the improvement items in Kennedy’sbudget age groups but is significant only for the The commission also created a medium high, low and very low were limited, he said he believed it is important to 20-to-24-year-old group and for those 65 years old Gasoline prices are dropping faster at the wholesale second special mixed-use district density. Other sections south of have some “ forward movement” each year. and over.” level than at the pump, oil industry analyst Dan near Interstate 384 and began 1-384 and east of Keeney Street had Lundberg says. Echoing national and state proclamations of 1986-W The report said the U.S. farm population in 1984 discussing what housing types been proposed at mostly medium being “ The Year of Education,” Kennedy said his was 5,754,000 people, including 2,975,000 males During the first two weeks of 1986, retail gasoline should be built in the various zones. and low density. prices fell a half cent, he said Sunday. budget proposes a substantial local commitment to and 2,779,000 females. A special workshop meeting was Medium-high density would al­ maintaining and enhancing educational excellence, “ Gasoline prices are falling only fractionally in held in the Lincoln Center hearing low up to 10 units per acre, medium keeping with falling international crude prices. thus making it “ very much a year for education in room Monday to make the revi­ density up to six, low up to three Manchester.” Dollar rebounds In Europe Dealers have been able to improve their markups by sions after public sentiment fell in and very low one unit per acre. In about a penny and three-quarters (a gallon) since the More than 50 parents and teachers from Martin LONDON — ’The dollar rebounded on major opposition to the proposed plan the Case Mountain area, the PZC close of last year,” said Lundberg, who surveyed School attended the school board’s meeting at board foreign exchanges today, with markets appar­ during two public hearings the had proposed a conservation area offices on North School Street to hear Kennedy’s ently calming their concerns about the U.S.- prices at 16,000 service stations nationwide. PZC held in October and that would have permitted one His survey showed the average price per gallon on recommendations, including one for a full-time Libya crisis. Gold was mixed. November. housing unit every two acres. administrator at the elementary school In the The dollar opened higher across the board, and Friday was $1.21, down 0.57 cents per gallon since About eight residents from the After the workshop session, Dec. 20. .During the same period, wholesale prices southeast section of town. A group of parents from the closed ahead in Tokyo, after last weekend’s town sat in on the meeting, shaking however, the commission agreed Martin district have been lobbying the board recently slump on rumors the Arab oil nations would pull dropped 2.36 cents per gallon, he said. their heads as the PZC made that most land south of 1-384 should Prices tend to stabilize around the December to hire a full-time principal for the smallest their investment dollars out of the United States certain changes they did not agree be designated only as medium to elementary school in town. in solidarity with Libya. holiday period, so most of the price decrease came in with. Others went off to the side of very low. A stretch of land south of the first two weeks of 1986. Lundberg said. Kennedy recomrtiended hiring the first-grade “ Those investors and speculators who sold the room to discuss what action the interstate and north of Hack­ teacher as a step toward its goal of limiting first-grade dollars last week after rumors of Arab In other economic developments; they will take when a second round matack Street between Prospect • Wholesale prices rose a modest 1.8 percent in class size to 20 students. Three or four teachers would disinvestment are now buying the dollars back of public hearings is held later in and South Main streets would 1985, producing the lowest three-year inflation rate in be needed to fill the entire goal, Kennedy said. again,’’ a Zurich foreign exchange dealer said. UPl photo the year. remain medium-high density, with two decades, the Labor Department reported. The additional full-time teacher for the elementary The dollar opened at 2.4680 marks in Frankfurt, Perhaps the biggest change in Economists said the year-end figures released Friday gifted program would bring the total staff for the up from 2.4567 at Friday’s close. It was 2.0975 Layer cake? the plan was the removal of Please turn to page 12 point to relatively low inflation for 1986. gifted to four, thus completing the proposed staffing francs in Zurich, up from 2.0790, and7.S420francs for that program, Kennedy said. He said the inclusion in Paris, up from 7.52. • A federal judge in White Plains, N.Y., ruled that What appears to be a side view of a layer manufacturers of building materials, of that position was largely in response to pressure The dollar firmed against the pound in London, Texaco Inc. need not put up more than $1 billion in cake Is actually seven blankets of produces about 12,000 pounds of from an active parents’ group. opening at $1.4455 to the pound against $1.4562. security to appeal an $11.1 billion judgment won by residential fiberglass insulation at the insulation an hour — enough over 24 Harild photo by BHhaw Another new idea proposed by Kennedy for gifted In Brussels, the dollar bought 51.2550 francs, up Governor unveils Pennzoil Co., and said the award was unlikely to stand CertainTeed Corp. plant in Berlin, N.J. hours to insulate some 300 homes. and talented students, at the high school level fs a from 50.8550 at the close of trading Friday. up on appeal. The ruling on Friday by U.S. District Frank J. Stygar of Vernon Street proudly holds a check for $33,577 — “ scholar-in-residence” program similar to a success­ CertainTeed, one of the nation’s leading Judge Charles Brieant continued to protect Texaco’s the first of 20 installments for his first-prize winning Lotto ticket drawn ful model in Farmington. The person hired would be assets from seizure by Pennzoil during what could be prohcient in a specific area of study, possibly literary Stocks show eariy decline years of further litigation stemming from Texaco’s sewer loan fund Friday. The 73-year-old retiree said he will use the winnings to travel to or the performing arts, who would meet with junior NEW YORK — The stock market declined acquisition of Getty Oil Co. Pennzoil said it would Hawaii and Australia and "to feed the hungry of Connecticut.” A and seniors a few periods a week, Kennedy said. slightly today following last week’s sudden appeal the ruling. New England fish prices up HARTFORD (U P l) - Gov. second winner is also from Manchester. The scholar could be chosen from one of the area universities or colleges or from the corporate selloff. • Secretary of State George P. Shultz welcomed William A. O’Neill today proposed Town would get community, he said. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials Japan’s effort to open some markets to American creation of a revolving loan fund dropped 3.44 points to 1,510.09 in the first hour of By United Press International combination of poor weather and said. that would finance $1.8 billion in only half help Kennedy said that the $4,500 he allotted in the goods, but said that reducing the $50 billion U.S. trade the strike by about half of New “ It should be 65 cents” a pound budget for the position would be “ seed money for an trading. deficit with Japan requires major economic shifts. He municipal sewer projects over the — see page 12 Lotto winners from town Gainers held a narrow lead over losers in the Some New England fish dealers Bedford’s 1,200 fishermen. He said this time of year, he said. idea.” spoke after a Friday meeting with Japanese Foreign next two decades. early tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed are blaming record high prices on scallops were selling for $8.59 per The other additional position recommended was for Minister Shintaro Abe Dealers in Rhode Island agreed O’Neill said he will ask the A retired storekeeper from the former issues. a 16-day old strike by New Bedford, pound, about $1 above last year. pared for delivery at a Metropoli­ Frank J. Stygar of Vernon Street gives a six-tenths time foreign language teacher to allow the the weather deserved more blame Legislature when it convenes its Hartford Electric Light Co. purchasing GTE led the active list, up at W / i. The Mass., fishermen while others “ All of it’s certainly contribut­ tan District Commission sewage away at least 20 of the 50 Lotto tickets he junior high schools to offer foreign languages in the for. prices than the walkout over next session Feb. 5 to approve department in Hartford, Stygar said he company is reported to be considering spinning maintain poor weather has made ing,” Foie said. "It (the strike) is treatment plant in Hartford. buys each week. seventh grade for the first time. the division of profits between legislation to create the fund to could not believe he had won on Friday, so off its Sprint long-distance telephone business, Vermont mulls change sea scallop prices sound like just one factor. It’s really been cold “ By the year 2005, every river, But last Friday, as he was watching the The proposed $15,500 in computers would be to aid fishermen and boat owners. hnance construction of sewers and he called his sister and brother-in-law, which has been recording large operating losses. quotes for caviar. and blowing. The boats are icing sewage treatment plants. stream and lake in Connecticut weekly Lotto drawing on television, he various academic departments in the secondary MONTPELIER, Vt. (U Pl) - When Maine passed a discovered that one of the tickets he had Olga and Franklin Delanny, who imme­ Sterchi Brothers Stores jumped V/t to 32. The “ No doubt, they’re higher than up. Prices are at an all-time high. ’ ’ “ It’s not so much because of the Under the proposal, the state will be swimmable and fishable. schools. diately went to Stygar’s home to assure company said Heilig-Meyers Co. made a law in 1975 allowing interstate banking, it became a they’ve ever been, especially the Joe Cornelissen, owner of the strike, but because this time of We owe no less to the generations kept was the big winner. Kennedy’s proposed capital outlay for maintenance would pump $40 million a year into him that he wasn’t "crazy” and to help $31-a-share offer for all its outstanding common forerunner for other New England states. Massachu­ cod prices,” Roseann Rowe, man­ Four Seas Fish Company, a Boston yehr fishermen are on vacation which will succeed us,” he said. On Monday, the 73-year-old widower of school facilities amounted to $138,800. which is a Clean Water Fund until the year him celebrate. stock. setts, Connecticut and Rhode Island have since ager of the Blue Fin Fish Market in fish brokerage firm, agrees prices with Christmas and New Years,” In addition to the fund, O’Neill collected the first of 20 checks for $33,577, $30,000 more than in the current budget. Items cited 2005 with another $195 million Stygar, who bought the winning “ quick- The NYSE’s composite index lost .10 to 118.72. passed laws allowing some forms of interstate Portsmouth! N.H., said Saturday. have gone out of sight, but he feels said Dan Gosselin manager of said he will ask the Legislature to after taxes. He was one of two declared for funding included replacement of in-ground oil coming from the federal govern­ pick” ticket at Lenox Pharmacy on East At the American Stock Exchange, the market banking. “ I ’ve never sold cod for five dollars the strike has nothing to do with it. Amoriggi Seafoods Inc., a fish allocate $11 million fora transition winners in last week’s state Lotto. tanks, repair of several toilers and roof repairs. ment, O’Neill said. Center Street, said he buys 50 tickets each value index was up .08 at 244.04. a pound before.” “ It’s not the strike,” said Corne­ retailer in Providence. program to close out the state’s The other winning ticket was held by A separate five-year capital improvement budget Now Vermont is considering entering into a The fund would be used to week and gives many of them away to On Friday the Dow Jones industrial average Rowe said the strike has meant lissen. “ There’s no fish out there. existing grant program for water Claude J. Cyr, 39, of Packard Street, and request of $410,000 for facilities shared with the regional compact with other New England states ■ provide loans covering the full cost anyone he sees, such as the paperboy, slipped 4.70 to 1,513.53, bringing its loss for the prices are set solely by the Boston Everyone’s blaming the strike. “ Within the next few weeks, you treatment projects and begin the his father, Claude Cyr, of East Hartford. community is “ out-of-date already^” Kennedy said. allowing interstate banking, and he feels that will just of sewer and sewage treatment neighborhood children and waitresses. week to 35.67 points. exchange and are higher because They picked a poor time to go on should see prices come down. projects. Cities and towns would new effort. The winning tickets were worth $839,422 That budget is paid out of town general funds. lead to a takeover of Vermont banks by monolithic “ What am I going to do with the Declines slightly outnumbered advances on the of the lack of supply and competi­ strike.” We’re not really affected by what’s have 20 years to repay the loans, O’Neill said the $40 million each. Plans for renovating four elementary schools and New England financial institutions. money?” he asked. NYSE. Big Board volume totaled 122.78 million tion from New Bedford. “ It’s the weather, high winds, happening in New Bedford. That’s annual contribution to the fund The Cyrs planned to split their winnings. updating Manchester High School to conform with "Massachusetts liked the idea because its huge which would carry a 2 percent Stygar also said that he likes to gamble, shares, against 176.46 million in the previous John Foie, owner of the Sea Fare high seas,” that are producing just one small port. There are would represent a doubling of the A spokeswoman for the state Lottery state building codes will be proposed in a separate Boston banks could widen its market and go into interest rate, O’Neill said. but added that his late wife, Christine, session. Market in Eliot, Maine, also said “ outrageous” prices, with cod at other places where we get our state’s average annual commit­ Commission said the two did not have any referendum and were not included in the budget places like Maine," said Roland Roberge, New With the state and federal would not have approved of his gambling. high prices have resulted from a $2.00 a pound, “ off the boat,” he fish.” ment for clean water projects plans yet to spend the money. proposal, Kennedy said. Hampshire's banking commissioner. ; 'contributions, the governor said With his winnings, Stygar said he hopes since 1967. Today, Stygar was already answering Although Kennedy said he prepared the budget with ■ the program would finance $1.8 to take trips to Hawaii and Australia and ' billion in projects over the next 20 He said cities and towns cannot his phone, “ Thank you for your the anticipated loss of $787,000 in state General Tax congratulations.” “ take care of the hungry in Connecticut.” years with money remaining after afford to finance sewer and sewage Price hike seen for VCRs and TVs that for projects beyond the year treatment projects on their own Please turn to page 3 TV ads get shorter 2005. without assistance and noted the By Kotsuml Motsuboro “ in the process of considering” electronics products effective in and VCR markets. “ Although this is a large pro­ federal government is reducing its with the same reasons in mind. January. RCA. Zenith, NAPCE and Mat­ gram, its goal is simple,” the commitment to helping pay for United Press International NEW YORK (AP) — Fifteen-second television commercials have "Sooner or later, if we (consu­ Sony spokesman Tom Sugiyama sushita are cited as top color TV governor said in remarks pre- clean water projects. said the rough range is based on market leaders by Television established a foothold in network television despite fears that shorter NEW YORK — The U.S. consu­ mer electronics concerns) don’t but more frequent ads will drive some viewers away. Navy warships continue vessei escort mer electronics market, used to raise prices, we will be in severe October’s dollar exchange rate Digest, a trade publication, which between 210 and 220 yen and could has estimated their respective The development follows two years of experimentation during falling prices, is likely to see some financial difficulties,” he said. which all three networks permitted companies to split their standard Spokesman Charles Smith said change depending on the dollar’s market shares at 18,16.5, 9.7 and 8 increases next year. 30-second commercials into advertisements for two different material bound for Iraq, detained ians were very polite. There has Speakes said the United States Is RCA is “ studying the situation.” future moves. The dollar has percent for the 1985 model year T O D A Y ’S H E R A LD By Richard C. Gross Spokesmen for most market products. the U.S. merchant ship in interna­ been no violence ... no one was continuing to assess the facts of the 4 slipped below 210 yen. ended last June. NAPCE includes United Press International leaders say they are planning to On Oct. 1, the CBS television network began accepting 15-second tional waters in the Gulf of Oman, hurt.” incident “ to determine whether raise prices for color television DONALD JOHNSTONE, presi­ Spokesmen for Matsushita’s Pa­ Magnavox, Sylvania and Philco, commercials standing alone. The network requires that the shorter WASHINGTON - Two Navy near the entrance to the Persian Within hours after the President this stop and search was approp­ sets, videocassette recorders and dent of North American Philips nasonic Co. division, Sanyo Elect­ and Matsushita the Panasonic and ads run back-to-back and limits them to no more than two in any Repair* fail Index warships are keeping watch on an Gulf, Pentagon officials and diplo­ Taylor was freed, the Navy or­ riate under the circumstances.” other consumer electronics to Consumer Electronics Co., a unit ric Inc., Hitachi Sales Corp. of Quasar brands. commercial break. American cargo vessel in the Gulf matic sources said. dered the destroyer USS Conolly “ The rules of naval warfare make up for import cost increases of the Netherlands’ N.V. Philips, America and Sharp Electronics Columbia’s astronauts today 24 pages, 2 sections Top VCR market leaders for “ We responded to marketplace demand by advertisers who of Oman today to prevent further The 39,000-ton President Taylor, and the frigate USS Boone to have traditionally accorded a resulting from the U.S. dollar’s said NAPCE .will make its decision Corp. said they cannot help raising failed to fix a balky instrument calendar 1984 were Matsushita wanted to get on network TV at a lower cost,” said CBS spokesman A r iu lr n 1B interference with the ship by the owned by American President remain “ in the vicinity” of the belligerent certain rights to ascer­ large decline against the Japanese by early December to raise prices prices due to the dollar’s sharp vital for Halley’s Comet studies with 19 percent, RCA 16 percent George Schweitzer. B iJ s in M A 91 Iranian navy. Pentagon officials Lines Ltd., was in the United Arab cargo ship, though they did not tain whether neutral shipping is yen. by “ at least a couple of percentage depreciation against the yen. and officials considered bringing and Sanyo 12.3 percent including He said the shorter commercials have attracted new advertisers m a u l f l A f l 99.93 Emirates port of Fujaira Monday, escort the vessel. The Conolly and being used to provide contraband They see the currency change as points,” effective Jan. 1, 1986. the shuttle home a day early to say. both the Sanyo and Fisher brands, who have never been able to afford network television and lured back r n m l r a in At the same time, the White just north of where the boarding the Boone had been in the Persian to an opposing belligerent.” an opportunity to halt the devastat­ The dollar’s decline against the HITACHI SALES CORP. of speed preparations for a comet­ according to the trade publication. some advertisers who were priced out of network advertising in the r^nnnartlnit 11 House indicated Iran may have incident occurred. Gulf, officials said. The United States, he said, ing price war which has seriously yen exerts cost pressure on the America Vice President Katsumi watching flight in March. Story on past few years. page 4. Fnlartainmnnt ifi acted legally under the rules of The ship, which left Seattle Sept. Navy officials declined to dis­ considers “ the Iranian policy of affected their profitability. four non-Japanese firms which Onaka said, “ at least 5 percent While these market leaders Network commercial prices have risen rapidly in recent years. P n r)M « naval warfare when it detained the 29, was there to pick up CARE and cuss whether the rules of engage­ stopping and searching neutral Of three U.S. TV and VCR import all VCRs and many TV rises may be required.” but expect the price rises to take hold The trade journal Advertising Age estimated in late September that President Taylor Sunday. Iran has Catholic relief supplies destined ment of the warships included shipping in the Gulf region to be market leaders. Zenith Electron­ components from Japan. Toshiba America Inc. President Local RAM/e a or halt price declines in the retail the average cost of a 30-second commercial on prime time network been at war with Iraq since for India. firing on any Iranian vessels that one of the significant consequences ics Co. has announced a plan to RCA purchases VCRs from Ryoji Suzuki sounded ratber cau­ 1 n t t a r y 0 market, they are concerned over television had risen 14 percent over the preceding year to $118,840. Deep freeze September 1980. The Iranians “ threatened to tried to stop the President. created by the Iran-Iraq war.” raise prices next year. Hitachi Ltd. on an original equip­ tious. “ We must take into consider­ Korean competitors which, the Dhltiiarin* 19 The other two major networks refuse to accept stand-alone Some flurries this evening, then Iranian warships also inter­ blow up the ship” unless it stopped The State Department emphas­ “ We have stated our deep Spokesman John Taylor said ment manufacturing basis. Zenith ation the U.S. market situation as Zenith spokesman said, “ have O p ln in n ft 15-second commercials generally, although ABC began accepting clearing late tonight. Windy and cepted a British cargo ship for the for inspection, a U.S. official told ized U.S. neutrality in the war, concern about this incident be­ Zenith plans to recommend gen­ from Victor Co. of Japan, and GE well as the currency change,” he really led the aggressive big price P a n p ln 9 them for its nightly news breaks in September. NBC plans to allow very cold with lows around zero first time Monday and allowed it to reporters in Abu Dhabi. saying Washington does not supply cause of the danger of misunder- eral price increases for both color and NAPCE from Matsushita said. .Q p n rta 17-90 reduction in the industry.” them during its nightly news digests beginning in January. Both continue on its journey after a “ Six or seven armed Iranian weapons or authorize third-party sundlngs, overstepping of rights TV sets and VCRs with its new Electric Industrial Co. GE plans to The yen’s appreciation, coupled northwest to around' 10 above networks have accepted split 30-second commercials by the same T a la u la in n 1ft three-hour search. officers from their frigate boarded transfers of U.S.-made or licensed and norms, and even violence, product introduction in May in import TVs as well from Matsu­ with Japan-U.S. trade tensions, Richard Reister, spokesman for southeast. Mostly sunny, windy advertiser for about two years, however. 11 R AWnrIrt A ft An armed Iranian boarding the ship for about 30 minutes,” the weapons to Iran or Iraq. which are inherent in all ship order to cope with the dollar shita next year and discontinue could prompt these Japanese Samsung Electronics America, ^and very cold Wednesday. Details Critics of the IS-second commercials have contended that the Weather 2 party, apparently hunting for war official said. “ Generally, the Iran­ White House spokesman Larry search incidents.” decline and improve profitability production in the United States. firms to increase production in the the largest Korean electronics 'on page 2. shorter ads will clutter the television airwaves and drive viewers hurt by the price war. Among Japanese concerns, Sony United States. concern in the United States, said, away from the medium. And they say 15 seconds is too short to do General Electric Co. Vice Presi­ Corp. of America has specified a The ten firms account for more “ We do not expect to have to raise much more than remind a viewer of a product’s name. dent Jacques Robinson said GE is price boost of 5 to 12 percent for its than 70 percent of the U.S. color TV prices next year.”

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