M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 10, 1988

APARTMENTS FUEL 0H./C0AL/ HOMES FIREWOOD HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT PRICED to sell 11 This ROCKVILLE-1 bedroom, FIREWOOD SALE pV Spcciolii excellent condition. RECEPTIONIST attractive and spa­ •49 par cord, 9 ft. langltit, ASSISTANT cious 3 bedroom Ranch Wall-to-wall carpeting, gtatn, dallvarad. 4 cord Is located In a desirable heat and hot water minimum. MC/VI9A BOOKKEEPER area of Manchester. 1 Included. $525 month. Full time poaltlon. full bath, 2 lavatories, OEANMO llBWffHiniY/ Also, 2 bedroom excel­ "'TDiEllsr' \ f m t m lent condition. Wall-to- Apply In perton to full finished walk out SERVICES liniiooEuiis PAPBima F100MN6 B30-0080 Ifflaurlirstrr/ Manrhp-Jlpr A City ol Village Charm HrralJi bosement Is Ideal for wall carpeting. No util­ Th« ANDREW an In law situation I ities, $525 month. Coll SYSTEMIZED.I Expe­ NAME your own'price. for detolls 9om-6pm. AN8ALDI CO. Generous closet space. rienced housekeeping. CARPINTIIY A Pother A Son, pointing IM V 61101.6411717 RECREATIONAL 2 fireplaces. There are mmoiuNB K ite s 644-5273. .______1M Bldwoll St. Offices and homes. and papering, remo­ tO lW K , |8 ^ EQUIPMENT many fine features of Good references. Coll Oomalala henw isealfs and rt- val. 872-8237. 2 Bedroom - Woll-to-woll M a n c h M te r this homel Asking modaUng. We apewiRM In bath-, Installatlona, aalaa and carpeting, heat, appli­ ThuredBy, Feb. 11,1988 30 CentB DISPATCHER. Will 8172,900. Make an laoma and Mtonana. SmsH wals repairs weakly carpAt ances,A/C. No pets. WINDSURFER. O’Brien orxnmarotalwoffc. n aglitatad. in- , ABSOLUTE Sensation. Used twiM. train. Service area of otter I Realty World, SOOKKEEPMS/ aurad, lafarsnoaa. spaelala. Cleon. $625 per month. Benoit Frechette Asso- PAIMTIMO CO. Available March 1st. New lost August. $400. this highly successful MGOMETAX PHQNE company. East Hort- clotes 646-7709. □ 64B416S • 647-9138.______Coll' Joe • 871-0556 ‘ 643-2070 onvtime. , , ford area. Record COLONIAL Cape. New, TAUSA ASSOOATIS QusrwrtM^ qMdn$^^M«rk. ROCKVILLE-1 bedroom, keeping, diversified custom designed home >aiR8 Tm Nw so t Bsr Roffrenoss. Prsa EsUmsies. nice 8i Cleon on 1st Don't worry about tha Custom building, tram- / RsasonaUs R tloe Call Ooug I PETS AND ^ duties. S8 hourly. Coll' In Forest Hills. 7 rooms Ing, additions, renova­ floor. Otf-street> park­ Mall deal Sharon, Advanced Ca­ naw tax law. Bualnaaaand with 3 bedrooms, coun­ tions snd rooting. For s 236-1472 I , IMISCELLAIIEOUS ing. Available Imme­ SUPPLIES reers, 991 Main Street, try kitchen, fomllv Individual lnooma ^|i|a> ’ ilSERVICES diately. $355 per month East Hartford, CT. 282- room, 2'/> baths and 2 turn prspiiyignf,:,^ ;: quality Job s i a good plus utilities, 1 month I price.. Call Bud St FREE. 8 month old 'h 9232.______car attached garage. ^CaS l^al^ii^i^i^t *^niar STENCILING ODD loba, Trucking. security. Coll 875-8608. German Shepherd 'h WAREHOUSE Person. Very Impressive. P4t^t7Sf A asssHfiH AdSmss Is Any Sssml Home repairs. You VERNON- Furnished 1 Lobrodor. All shots Full time general ware­ $214,900. Strano Real aaaalfttn at a* SAMtSt O rlsliw l a Cvslom Dssisns name it, we do It. Free bedroom with garage. housebroken. 646-0296. house duties. Previous Estote 647-7653.0 In asms arsisssisnal ssrvlee could swing INCOME TAX KITCHEN ft BAtit Frss ssttmaNs. For mors - estimates. Insured. 643- A/C. $700 plus utilities experience helpful but MANCHESTER. Large Infsmwllsn Call HsM 0904. . and security. 871-9292. not necessary. Most be luxury 3 bedroom Con­ PREPARATIQ 9I REMODELING ■07 J MISCELLANEOUS AAB-BTOTuavitSms, MANCHESTER 3 bed­ for s a le dependable. Applica­ dominium with coun­ In Your Homa;,. - From the amelleat repair to h 6 m e Health Aide room apartment on 1 IB'I tions w ill be token try kitchen In sought Inloudlng; Rantsl and Sola the largest renovation, we Available full time floor. Fully oppllonced Thursday 2/11 and Fri­ otter complex. Tennis ProprMorthIp. OSH Jhn Wtiaalar will do a complete job. Start days. Housework and kitchen. No utilities. POOLS!! I AAA Pool Dis­ day 1/12 from 8-4 at court, pool, cobono. ROOFme/ personal care. 646-8116. $725 per month. Secur­ tributor. Must dispose 'M Wing Industries, 60 $159,900. Century 21 Ep­ 742-1006 to finish. Free estimates. of entire Inventory of needed vote ity deposit and 1 year Progress Drive, stein Realty 647-8895.0 Heritage Kitchen ft lease. 649-0795.______new 1987 leftover 3V Manchester. TAX ATTORNEY family sized pools with SOUTHERN New” Eng- (nidwa Saw sw) BaUi Center HANDYMAN IMMACULATE 6 rooms, \ Will sdvlas andpaapsra NATHAN HALE Heme Improvement. huge sun deck, fencing, By Andrew Yurkovskv reached for comment this land classifleld ods Coma visit our showroom st: Pointlne - Well Feperlne - 2nd floor, 2 fomllv filter, ladders and war­ V: I OFHCE MANAGER / reach nearly 800,000 all tax lalums: 18ZW. Middle Tpke. CONSTRUCTION Tlllne - Lleht Oorpentry • home In residential ranty for only $978 and Alex G Irelll morning. homes In Connecticut Mancheater specializing In Roofing. ODD JOBS - IN8URSO area. Wall-to-wall car­ delivered financing Manchester Herald Penny said that submission of and Rhode Island. The WHITMAN peting, appliances In­ BOOKKEEPER 1SS Downey Drive, Apt A • mm • Asphalt Shlnelat BARRY SCANLON available. Act now! the new clause to Homart, puts price for a basic 25 Manehaalar, S- SS 649-S400 • Rat Reoflng (nMtfiwS) cluding dishwasher, Coll Dove at 563-1161 or Bloomfield bated con- word od Is only $55 and 62 1 1 . 646-2411 tree esUmete washer-dryer hook-up, Attorneys negotiating a pro­ Homart in a position to make a structlon comany needs 1-800-852-7665.______will appear In 43 news­ TAX CONSULTATION M.T.S. 742-1979 FuHylniurtd nice yard, garage. $650 posed tax abatement agreement counterproposal containing some energetic person for full papers. For more In­ plus utilities. No pets. JEWELRY. 2 wedding between the town and the devel­ set of parameters under which it time position. Full formation coll Classi­ ^ BUILDERS References plus secur­ rings. Men's size 10, oper of the proposed Mall at charge Bookkeeper thru fied, 643-2711 and ask HAWNS TREE SiRVKC ity. 646-4773 5pm-8pm. women's size 9. 18" would lose all or part of the tax PREPARATION herring bone chain Buckland Hills have drafted a trial balance. Computer­ for detolls.n 6 4 6 -2 7 8 7 FUI0RIN6 Buekal. Iruok 6 pMppar. Slump ROCKVILLE. Large 1 relief in the event of a sale. ized accountlrtg tya- Call Dan Mosler ismosal. ^pwaapmaiia. with Star of David. Coll clause that would halt the tax MANCHESTER. Over­ a PLANNINQ/OESIQN bedroom, new build­ Those benchmarks might be set tema, general lodger, Spaolal eonSMarallen fa r 643-0761.______break if the property is sold before sized 9 room Colonial, 4 SERVICE ing. Washer-dryer in dollars or percentages of profit dally recorda, payroll 649-3329 sidarty and tfaMNeappad.' EXXON Brond8correcti- large bedrooms, main a CUSTOM HOMES hook-up, storage, ca­ or while theagreementisineffect. from the sale, with Homart losing and Insurance. Exporl- FLOORSANDING ble ribbon^ and 14 ty­ floor family room with ENROUED A9ENT a a d d it io n s ble, stove, refrigera­ enca with IBM PC and f Floors Ilka new.,. 947-7SS3 pewriter ribbons. Best The clause might resolve Direc­ all or some of the tax benefit if it fireplace, also o lower f t raaia IHS Ssparlsnea a DECKS tor, carpeting, from LOTUS 123 nocetaary. level recreation room, Tss WsawsSsn / Ossssaina / Tm • Spsclallzing lit oMar floors $475 per month plus otter. 646-1232.______tor Barbara B. Weinberg’s prob­ sells at a high profit and retaining Must be able to produce a SID IN G • Natural S alalned floors some or ail of the tax benefits if it formal dining room, s CEIUN08 REFINISHED utllltls. Coll 643-8557 WASHER-Dryer, refrig­ lems with the agreement. Attor­ monthly financial atote- good sized kitchen with emwi In nsw s o m tsk u m • No waxing anymora evenings.______erator. Some furniture a CONCRETE WORK neys have submitted it to the sellsatnoprofitoramodestprofit. menta. Pleasant working glass sliders to deck, MMERLEE D. OUEILL e R O O F S and more. Telephone a FRAMING CREW JthnVirfinit-IM6-B760 ELDERLY Housing. Now developer, the Homart Develop­ Meanwhile, Naab and Osella conditions. Competitive 7>h baths, private bock 649-6079 ‘ epAINTINQ taking applications for 643-4497.______sparred during Wednesday salary and full company yard treed lot. Priced AVAILABLE e S T A IN IN G 1 and 2 bedroom oport- SPINET Plono tor sole. ment Co. of Chicago, for paid benefits. Call Mike to sell. $249,900. U 8, R ments. Coll 528-6522. Like new. Also, TV with consideration. night’s meeting of the Republican Reolty. 643-2692.0 KORtf E. MnOKN, JR. FARRANO REMODELINR T H IS SPACE e a d d it io n s Town Committee over the tax Kasun Heom addHtons, daofca. rooflna, MANCHESTER- 6 room, stand. Telephone 649- WILLIMANTIC 3 bed­ Pwliiilml T$x Pnpinttie aldina, windows and guntra. Fully Insured 4 2 7 3 .______If the clause were agreeable to abatement proposal. Osella vo­ 18 VBARS EXPERIENCE <50.40 3 bedroom Duplex. Mather Corporation room Ranch on Quarry Baekhoa and buSdozsr tarviea for 24 Insertions Quality References Available March 1st. COUNTER Top Cabinets Homart and Weinberg, it could iced misgivings about the plan Street. Nearly 1/3ocre. PCMONAL SERVICE avaHaMa. Call BobFarmnd, Jr. Refrigerator and tor medical office. 2 or shift the balance of opinion among REASONABLE RATES FREE Estimates and questioned whether the mall 242-0743 SO.-M. Well Insulated, wood- Rut. 647-8600 Coll 443-271V stove. No utilities. $675 3 rooms. Walnut finish. directors, providing a fifth vote on /coal stove. Brick per month plus secur­ development would lead toacutin R t t .M 5 « 4 0 for details Call 6 4 3 -2 6 5 9 Contact S. Romeo, David Kool/Mancheitsr Harald chimney, auoronteed 949-9880 ity. No pets. 643-2034. M.D., 18 Haynes Street, the nine-member Board of Direc­ taxes, both directors confirmed I , - 4 BUSINESS water proof. Bose­ monchester. 646-4797. tors neces.sary to approve the this morning. ment, dishwasher. $500 ■'^^OPPORTUNITIES CONDOMINIUMS MOURNING — Irene Lacey, center, mother of following a Mass for her daughter. Connecticut abatement. When Osella asked fora show of carpeting allowance. 24-year-old Susan Lacey Brown, who was found authorities have issued a warrant for the arrest of Susan’s hands on the opinion of committee Nicely decorated. HOMES HOMES HOMES FOR RENT ENDROLLS The clause drafted would pro­ HAIR-Beouty salon. Cen­ Principles only. 27% wMlh - 288 murdered Sunday in her Windham apartment, leaves St. husband, 29-year-old Thomas Brown, in connection with vide that Homart would lose the members, Naab objected, saying ter of Manchester. $113,900. 423-8717. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE MORTGAGES % width • 2 for 288 Well established for I 2 Bedroom, central loca­ 18 James Church this morning with family members the murder. Brown is currently being held in New Jersey. tax relief, worth $9.5million,upon that more discussion was MANCHESTER- 2 family tion, carpeting, ap­ MUST na pMiad up at tha required. many years. 5 stations SPRINGTIME awaits the BOLTON- Chormlng yet TOLLAND. Expandable 2 pliances and garage. Harald Otflba Monday thru .sale of the mall at any time before and equipment In­ Ranch, 3 rooms each bedroom Cope nestled In need of Thurtday baton a.m. only. side, handy locotlon, completion of this completely moder­ No pets. $650 plus utili­ 11 the agreement goes into effect or cluded. Just move In nized 5 bedroom Vlcto- among apple trees on and be your own boss. good Investment for "pretty" 7 room Gam­ approximately 2 acres. Mortgage? ties. Security required. during the seven years that the $137,500. P h llb rick brel Colonial In Bolton. rlon Formhouse with 643-2070.______$26,000. M iller Real Gorgeous grounds with Good credit or bad agreement is in effect, said Estote. 647-8000. Agency, 646-4200. Situated on 2.3 acres approximately 2,800 fleldstone tireploce VERNON. 1 bedroom WANTED TO ‘She’s not suffering, he is’ Stephen T. Penny, an attorney and Snow, rain? souore feet of living credit, we make loans overlooking plctu- and barbecue. Cove- remodeled, new wall to EARN up to 50% on your MANCHESTER- Immac­ resQue countryside. 3 area. Fleldstone tlre- easy. Recent ban­ BUY/TRADE former town director who is soles of Avon products. nlently located. Coll wall, A/C, cool, oar­ I ulate Traditional Cen­ large bedrooms, 2'/? ploced llvino room, ex- kruptcy, foreclosre or age. $515. 666-0627. involved in the negotiations. Join us for the New ter Hall Colonial set on baths, 1st floor laundry tro large dining room, tor detolls. $157,900. OLD and new furniture, Both likely, Year. Coll 647-1990. beautifully treeded and with mudroom, ottroc- 11X25 oppllonced kit­ Klernon Realty 649- late payments, we can household Items and Susan Brown’s As the agreement stands now, landscoped grounds. tlve raised hearth tlre- chen, den, music room, 1147.______help. Relo-Com has It STORE AND glassware. Will pay theabatement, topayforroadand Walking distance to ploce, enormous sun porch ond huge MANCHESTER. Loco­ all from 1st and 2nd OFFICE SPACE cosh. Coins and le- family copes utilities improvements around SALES tlon! Location! Older welry. 646-8496. Friends fill church for funeral no one sure Nature Center and closets, great oak co- wrop around deck, 2'/3 mortgages to rafl- the mall, wouldgointoeffect when Highland Park School. blnetry. Coll tor de­ baths, 2 cor garage. home In quiet neigh­ nancea. Applications PRIME East Center with her killing borhood. Centrally lo­ Street location. Ap­ Placing on od In Classified 50 percent of the mall iscompleted B E A Home has completely tails! $259,900. Jackson Nice location, near taken In the conveni­ By Nancy Concelman In a quiet but strong voice. Susan Brown’s It might snow a lot tonight and updated kitchen. In­ & Jackson Real Estate Bolton Green. $199,900. cated 3 bedroom 1876 proximately 600 square Is easy. Just coll 643-2711. Manchester Herald father read a poem titled "Success." which he and two department stores are Friday. cluding new corion 647-8400.D D.W. Fish Realty 643- Colonial. Spacious ence of your home or feet. 4 large rooms, 2nd open. HERO counters, new no wax 1591.0 flreploced llvino room. o ffic e . floor, parking. 643-9579. By M arie P. Grady said the family felt was "appropriate” for her. It might rain a lot. MANCHESTER- Ex­ "We knew you succeeded, Susan,” Lacey said. It might do both. floor, Mogic Chet re­ panded 5 bedroom MANCHESTER. Spilt Remodeled and lov­ MANCHESTER. Office AutomotlV6 Manchester Herald Family and friends of 24-year-old Susan Penny said that the position of •45,000-<90,000 frigerator, caloric ingly maintained. CALL NOW Brown, found murdered in her apartment in the "I think I can say that most of us at this point A winter storm watch is in Cope with fully op- level with 3 bedroom, our professionals are suite East Center Homart has been that it will not Year Commissions electric stove and In- plionced kitchen. New fireplace In living $187,900. Klernon Street. $375 Including Irene Lacey leaned one last Willimantic section of Windham last weekend, are emotionally drained,” Rev. Francis V. effect, including a possibility of slnkerator garboge Realty 649-1147. on duty 7 days a week consider such a clause as part of Help Schools, roof, wiring and room, 1 cor garage. utilities. 649-2510 time over her murdered daugh­ filled St. James Church in downtown Manchester Krukowski said during the service. Family and heavy snowfall, but the situation disposal. Home must plumbing. 12X14 deck, Quiet neighborhood lo­ COVENTRY. Charming CARS friends, he said, have been experiencing feelings the agreement. “I know of no is "touch and go,” according to Churches, Little be seen to be appre­ RELO-COM MANCHESTER- Prime FOR SALE ter’s coffin Wednesday and this morning for her funeral. change in that position,” he said. sliders off dining room. cation. Owner will do and comfortable downtown office thought about what might have Toward the front of the church sat a row of of anger, sadness, revenge, and "hopefully, a the National Weather Service. Leagues, and other ciated. $232,900. Sentry Skylight In master bed­ renovations or buy "os Ranch on corner lot. FINANCIAL Real Estate 643-4060.a space, 825 square feet. been. women who looked as if they were about Brown’s breath of. relief," he said. What happens depends on the non-profit groups room ond thermopone Is". Give us on otter. New spacious op- SERVICES Reasonable. 668-1447. SUBARU 1978 GF. 4 door Weinberg has expressed con­ windows throughout. Anne Miller Real Est- pllonced country kit­ Sedan. 5 spped. New Susan Lacey Brown, who grew age when she died. "We sit in the same place Susan sat to show her cern that the abatement could be path of the storm and no one raise needed funds. FRESH os o dolsvl This chen. 3 bedroom, 2 CbII Bob HBywBrd tire and exhaust. En­ Her husband. Thomas, was to be extradited faith in God,” he said. "Because she’s in the wants to try to predict that. gorgeous home has $163,900. D.W. Fish ote 647-8000.o \ I MISCELLANEOUS up in Manchester, was 24 when passed on to the buyer if Homart Realty 643-1591.0 30 Locust Street. 2famlly, both, wall to wall car­ 649-3156 gine In good condition. she died last weekend of multiple from New Jersey today and is likely to face presence of the Lord, we must celebrate. We The forecast for central Con­ — Call Today — been maintained to peting, full basement, 1 FOR RENT Excellent gas mileage. sells the mall. > perfection and deco­ 4 rooms each. Excel­ Licensed by CT. and stab wounds that Willimantic arraignment Tuesday in Superior Court in cannot be sad,” he said. necticut is for a winter storm MANCHESTER- 4 bed­ lent location. Nice lot. cor garage. Best buy In Needs some work. $600 watch for late tonight and Friday. 714-895-6602 rated with a designer's room Ranch. In presti­ the area!! $147,900. N.Y. negotiable. Coll An­ police say were inflicted by her Willimantic on a charge he murdered his wife, After the Mass, Susan Brown’s parents, James Weinberg and Homart officials touch. Bright and gious area. Marble Owner financing possi­ drew Y. 643-2711 doys. 29-year-old husband, Thomas. authorities said. and Irene Lacey, her brother, James F. Lacey, The forecast calls for tonight to be or cheerful 6 room Colon­ ble. $179,000. 646-2426. Klernon Realty 649- could not be reached forcomment flreploced living room, 1147.______Looking for something So, your group is 649-9276 mornings 7-8 She was an up-and-coming assist­ The women in the front of the church were and three sisters, Maureen and Paula Lacey and this morning. cloudy, with snow beginning late 714-891-7781 ial with recreation dining room and com­ 9-5 weekdays. in the evening and possibly room, 2 full baths, special? Why not run o looking for a evenings 5-8.______ant manager of the Landmark among the more than 100 people of all ages who Kathleen O’Neill. led a long procession of pletely finished lower Coll 643-2711 to place your CONDOMINIUMS "Wanted to Buy" od In THUNDERBIRD 1983. Bank in Hartford and was mar­ gathered ata Massof Christian Burial for Brown, mourners out of the church into the cold, bright Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said becoming heavy. Tonight's low is corner fireplace, level with fireplace, meeting area? newer roof and siding, od. FOR SALE Classified. The cost Is I have a comfortably Loaded. 37,000. Coll ried to a "kind" man who turned a former Manchester resident and 1981 graduate morning. today that he and fellow Demo­ expected to be 20 degrees. ■ plus o deluxe In-ground potlo deck. Intercom sm all... the response big. 643-0781. of East Catholic High School. Burial was in St. James Cemetery. For Friday, snow is predicted, Real Estate system. 2'/i baths, 2 cor MANCHESTER- Lovely 4 643-2711. furnished room for ugly when he snorted cocaine, cratic Directors Stephen T. Cas- pooll 2caraaraoeol$o. garage and o lawn 8, 4 Duplex. Newer MANCHESTER. Spar­ rent, seating approx. DODGE Von 1977. Ports Lacey said. sano, Kenneth N. Tedford and possibly becoming heavy. The $168,000. Jackson & complete with putting kling 2 bedroom unit In only. Best offer. Must high Friday is expected to be 30 Jackson Real Estate kitchens and ba­ conveniently located 12. Rates reasonable. tow. 649-5358. "It was the alcohol and the James F. “Dutch” Fogarty will green. Much more! throoms, nice condi­ drugs,” Lacey said, after her Windham County State’s Attor­ alcohol abuse, according to his BROWN LEFT SCHOOL be­ vote for the agreement when the degrees, causing the snow to HOMES 647-8400.D______$239,900.D.W. Fish development. Recently Rentals Call 649-9380 during tion throughout. 2 cor redecorated, modern daughter’s wake, of the reason ney Terrence Sullivan said today. former baseball coach and Su­ fore the playoffs. He had suffered board meets next week. change to sleet and rain in the FOR SALE HEY, Look at me now! Reolty 643-1591.0 garage, large lot, good business hours - afternoon, according to the Mv price has been location, asking kitchen and both. Coll why police say Smith stabbed his san’s sister, Kathleen O’Neill. a hand injury and was replaced WEST Side Cope Imme­ for details. $104,900. Tuesday, Wednesday, CLYDE ' FOR BROWN, the chase in New Fogarty said Wednesday that forecast. changed to $138,900. $230,000. U & R Realty APARTMENTS Friday 4 Saturday 10-6 CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. wife repeatedly in the chest. "We "I believe that he sometime in by a sophomore who won the All real estate advertised In Very deceiving from diate occupancy In Its Century 21 Epstein Jersey marked the end of a roller starting job, Holowaty said. he was all but committed to voting But a spokesman for the the Manchester Herald Is CO., Inc. □______FOR RENT ROUTE 83, VERNON loved him dearly and he adored college had been involved with the outside this terrific convenient Courtlond Realty 647-8895.0 Thursday 2-9 coaster ride through life that was "He (Brown) got a little turned fortheagreement. Hecouldnotbe National Weather Service at sublect to the Fair Housing Street location! 3 or 4 MANCHESTER. Lov­ 84 Olda Clara 4 ar. *7705 her.” them (drugs),” O’Neill said. Act of IMS, which makes It 6 plus room L-shoped EXCEPTIONAL 2 bed­ reached for comment this Bradley International Airport in Ranch boasts approxi­ bedrooms, fireplace, ingly renovated Colon­ room end unit In spot- OAKLAND Heights 94 Camaro Coup* *8496 Brown was arrested by New punctuated by drug and alcohol “Tom, when he’s not on drugs ... off, I guess because he wasn’t Illegal to advertise anv pref­ ial with top auollty abuse, friends and relatives said starting that year,’’ said morning. Windsor Locks said today the erence, lim itation ordlscrlm- mately 1200 square beautiful rear enclosed less co nd itio n! Apartments. Now ac­ 94 Pontiac Trana Am *10,795 Jersey police Sunday after lead­ he’s just such a great guy.” porch, 2 cor gorooeand materials and work­ cepting oppllacotlons ing them on a high-speed chase Wednesday. Holawaty. eventual path of the storm would Inatlon based on race, color, feet! Greet size rooms, manship. 3 bedrooms, Fabulous master bed­ FURNITURE as Etoortrar. •4995 religion, sex or notional 3-4 bedrooms, IV: best of oil o realistic room with cathedral tor 1 8i 2 bedroom 95 Chav. Aatrovm *10,195 that ended shortly after he None could say when Brown Bill Holowaty, Eastern Connec- Brown, who attended Windham Republican Directors Ronald determine how much snowor rain origin, or an Intention to baths, fireplace, for­ price of $134,900. ERA 1 ’/2 baths, finished ceilings and skylights, apartments. Handi­ ticut’s baseball coach, re­ High School, was a junior when he Osella and Terry Werkhoven said falls in Connecticut. The situation moke any such preference, buyers protection plan basement, walk up at­ capped. Coll 528-6521. MAPLE Dining room ta­ 86 Chavy Caprica 4 4r. *M 9 5 allegedly tried to run over a first started using cocaine, but limitation or discrimination. mal dining room, I'/} baths, expansive police officer at a roadblock. some said it began when he was a members Brown, a catcher on the left college. He was already the today they are leaning against the is a “cliffhanger,” he said. "This workshop. Coll quick! Included! Blanchard & tic, carport, vinyl sid­ living room with 2 EAST Hartford 1 bed­ ble with deacon bench 88 Toyota pats van *9495 The Herald will not know­ ing. To see Is to buy. and 2 captains choirs. 88 SunWrd 2 dr. *8595 Among the charges he faces in student at Eastern Connecticut team that won the 1982 Division subject of rumors about alleged agreement. Director Geoffrey is really beyond the state of the ingly occept any advertise­ Great buy! Jackson & Rossetto Realtors, atrium doors to a con­ room, first floor. "We're Selling $148,900. Anne Miller $250. Coll 643-4522. 86 Cantury 4 dr. *9995 New Jersey are assault on a State College in Willimantic. It III championship, as a “good drug use, said Holowaty. Naab. another Republican, said art (equipment).” ment which Is In violation of Jackson Real Estate Real Estate 647-8000.P crete potlo. Price at $435.00 plus utilities on 647-8400.O Houses" 646-2482.0 $153,900. Blanchard & busline. Coll 568-1054. Dl NING Room tables and 88 Camaro Z28 *13,9 95 police officer, driving under the was there that his romance with athlete, not an outstanding ath­ "I would see Tommy around, I today he remains undecided, The storm is predicted for the the law. mid-Atlantic States from North Rossetto Realtors, VERNON- Modern 3 choirs Hitchcock style, 86 0ldaDattac** *12,995 influence of alcohol and posses­ Susan, the oldest of five children lete. I Just didn’t think he was knew he wasn’t doing the right though he believes the agreement MANCHESTER ''We're Selling room apartment In 4 $225. 6 drawer Maple 87 Chav. Calabrity 4 *. *10,995 sion of cocaine, according to of James and Irene Lacey, of capable of doing something like things,” said Holowaty. "He is a good one. Carolina to southern New Eng­ Houses" 646-2482.0 family house. Excel­ dresser with mirror, 87 Cadi Eldorado *21,995 authorities there. Shallowbrook Lane, deepened. that. But when drugs and alcohol wasn’t on the right road." land, said Lyle Alexander of Uie MANCHESTER- 157 Ho­ lent location. Applian­ $75. 647-7555.______87 Niaaan Santra OXE *8995 He waived extradition and is It was also there that Brown and sex get involved, I guess According to family and Democratic Director Mary Ann National Weather Service’s Se­ lit mestead Street. 2 bed­ ces and parking In­ 82" Ethan Allen, Tuxedo 67Chavattatar. *5495 likely to be arraigned Tuesday in may have fallen into one of many something like that can happen,” Handley said Tuesday she was vere Storms Forecast Center in room Townhouse, 1'/i cluded. $350 monthly style sofa. Excellent Please turn to page 10 undecided, but .she cniild not be Kansas City, Mo. both, potlo, deck. A/C. plus utilities. 647-1113 condition. $650 or best 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 Superior Court in Willimantic, periodic bouts with cocaine and he said. $115,000. 647-9751. otter 6pm.______otter. 643-9941. 30 Locust Street, Istfloor, BUSINESS 4 rooms, heated. $600. TODAY Nofziger found guilty Motor vehicles: Emissions testing stations PROPERTY Securtly. No pets, no Presidents’ days closed Friday through Monday, reopening N appliances. Referen­ PRIVATE PARTY Tuesday at 8 a.m. The stations will have regular DOWNTOWN Manches­ ces. 646-2426 weekdays hours next week, except Thursday, when the ter. Minutes from 9-5pm.______Merchandise Ads Growing slowly of lobbying for Wedtech Friday, Feb. 12, is Lincoln’s Birthday, and stations will be open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. All Highway and Hartford. MANCHESTER- Well Monday, Feb. 15, is Washington’s Birthday, both Department of Motor Vehicles offices will be 1725 square feet, all or cored tor 3 bedroom The state and Manchester legal holidays. experienced small population in­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Lyn counselor Edwin Meese III sug­ closed Friday through Monday. The offices will port. Well maintained Duplex. Sunny and full Nofziger, President Reagan’s Government offices: Municipal, state and reopen Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. The offices will professional building of character. No pets. creases between 1986 and 1987, federal offices are closed Friday and Monday. MANCHESTER •1 9 8 ,0 0 0 with parking. 649-9001. Nonsmokers pre­ according to the state. Manches­ one-time political director, was gesting that Meese enlist the operate at regular hours the rest of the week found guilty today of charges he support of top administration Post offices: Regular hours Friday. No except Thursday, when they will be open from ferred. $695 plus utili­ ter’s population increased less delivery Monday except express mail and ties. 647-7725. PER than 1 percent between 1986 and illegally lobbied top presidential officials — including the presi­ 8:30 a m. to 4:30 p.m. aides for private clients after dent himself — to persuade the perishable goods. On Monday, all offices will be Retailers: Most will be open both days. M0RT6ARE8 DAY 1987, from 51,100 in 1986 to 51,590 closed, but the lobby at the main office. East 4M Varnon Strati Sell Your Car in 1987. Story on page 2. leaving the White House. Army to give a no-bid contract to Schools: Manchester. Andover and Coventry * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Center and Main streets, will be open. schools will be closed Feb. 12 to 22. Bolton schools Qracloua, 8 room Colonial with 5 badrooma, formal The jury convicted Nofziger on build small gasoline engines to dining room and flrsplacod living room. First floor DO NOT OO BANKRUPTI * Additional Lines 50C Per Line, Per Day the Bronx-based Wedtech Corp., Libraries: Manchester libraries closed Friday will be closed Friday and Monday. Stop Foreclosure! Home- <15 * Classifications 71 thru 87 three of four felony charges that and Monday, but open regular hours Saturday. family room plua a first floor bsdroom. Baautiful, since implicated in numerous Banks: Closed Friday and Monday. Some will 4 Lines — 10 Days Index he had illegally lobbied former parkllka yard with brook, Broksrs protoclad. owners, consolidate your * Merchandise Under *250 plots to buy influence with high The Andover Public Library will have regular be closed Saturday. bills, pay off your credit 500 charge each addi­ 20 P8B88| 2 88Ctlon8 colleagues on behalf of Wedtech hours Friday and will be closed Monday. The Liquor: Open regular hours. DIrsollona: East Canlsr Strssl to Varnon Strssl Houss cords, your cor or busi­ * Ad must contain price! Corp., a maritime engineers government officials. on loft, eomar of Vsmon SIrsat and Scott Oriva. Outstanding older 4 bedroom Colonial located ness loon, your mortgage tional line, per day. You Bentley Memorial Library in Bolton will be will Garbage collection: Garbage pickup in An­ on the west aide, close to schools, shopping, and save, save your can cancel at any time. You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds union and the manufacturer of Meese, now the attorney gen­ be closed Friday and Monday. At the Booth and Butlnet* Obltuarlet— 10 the Air Force’s A-IO anti-tank dover, Bolton and Coventry will not ^ affected. churches. Large family kitchen, formal dining homel I NO PAYMENTS SORRY. due to this low price... eral, had testified in the U.S. Dimock Library in Coventry, the Porter branch In Manchester, curbside pickup will remain on UP TO 2 YEARSI Bod ClMtlll8d _ 18-20 Opinion------6 plane. room and priced to sell at *163,000. credit, late payments or NO REFUNDS OR Comlct____ 17 Peopla------20 District Court trial that he could will be closed Friday, but the storefront library its normal schedule, Monday through Friday. WssaakslrisfiafesasMa unemployment Is not o ADJUSTMENTS Connecticut__4 Sporta------11-14 In part, the jury found Nofziger not recall discussing the Wedtech will be open from 1 to 6 p.m. On Monday, the Manchester Herald: The Herald will publish rUFEMBMU problem. Foreclosure os- storefront library will be closed, but the Porter Cslll E| 8M ask Iw M CALL HERALD 16 Talavltlon _ 10 guilty of illegally using his contract during an April 5, 1982, Friday. Saturday and Monday on its regular slstonce available tor the CALL CLASSIFIED influence by sending an April 8, meeting that was referred to in branch will be open from 1 to 8 p.m. schedule. D . F . INC. Zinsser Agency SELF-EMPLOYED and Local nawa__2-3 U.S./World __5,7 Your Hometown iw altor. , NEWLY DIVORCEOI CLASSIFIED Lottery. . 2 Weather. 1982, memo to then-presidential Nofziger’s April 8 memo. 1711 Swiss Conservative 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 N O W ! •464128 P I 646-1511 Group a t 203-454-1334 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 or 283-454-4404. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. II, 1988 - S t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb, 11, 19»8 Pagano Handicapped ramp About Town Town’s population climbs to 51,590 case goes with a populaticm of 887,960. New is probiem at haii 10.000. total to 3.27 million, according to By Nancy Concelman Haven County ranked diird with Child clinic Tax help the report. Hartford, with a By Alex GIrelll "W e have to find a way to make Manchester Herald A report issued by the depart­ 798,210, and experienced the The Volunteer Income Tax population of 134,050, came in to court Manchester Herald a reasonable accommodation,” The Visiting Nurse & Home ment says that the state popula­ second toBrideportforcitieswith largest increase, 9,700, for 1987. Assistance (VITA) program will he said. Care of Manchester wiii hoid a The state and Manchester tion increased at a “ snail’s pace’’ The report also says that be available at Manchester Com­ the highest populations, despite a Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Members of the Cheney Hall Stevenson said advance notice child health clinic on Monday experienced smalliml Ipopulation in­ from 1986 to 1987. The report says decrease of 1,030 in Hartford’s Connecticut has 82 towns with munity College from 10 a.m. to 1 Manchester Herald Foundation Wednesday dis­ might cause a problem when the from 9 to 11; 30 a.m. at the clinic’s creases between 1986 and 1987, that the state population has population. Bridgeport had the fewer than 10,000 people and 87 p.m. Mondays and from 6 to 9 cussed the problem of making hall is rented out for some social new location on 3-North at Man­ according to the State Depart­ increased by only 1.1 percent over highest population of 143,340, with populations greater than p.m. Wednesdays, Feb. 17 to Oral arguments are scheduled Cheney Hall accessible to handi­ event like a wedding party. Other chester Memorial Hospital. The ment of Health Services. 1986, despite a growth rate that’s despite a decrease of 160. New 10, 000 . April 13, at the Lowe Building in to be made this morning in the capped people in light of the fact foundation members agreed that clinic provides free health gui­ Manchester’s population in­ doubled since the 1970s and early Haven came in third, with an Of those towns with fewer than Room 218D. VITA will not be state Supreme Court in Hartford that it is a historic building and those planning the wedding party dance. immunization and testing creased less than 1 percent 1980s. increase of 590 that brought its 10,000, Andover and Bolton expe­ available on March 14-16 due to on whether the reinstatement of cannot have a permanent ramp might not know if a handicapped by a pediatric nurse. For families between 1986 and 1987, from Between 1985and 1986, the state population up to 127,080. rien ce increases of fewer than the college’s spring recess. VITA former Manchester attorney An­ attached to the exterior. person is planning to attend. who meet financial guidelines, 51,100 in 1986 to 51,590 in 1987, and population increased by 1.3 per­ 100 people. Andover’s population offers free tax assistance for thony Pagano to the practice of Donald Kuehl, a member of the complete physical examinations cent. Population increases in the Hartford County, with an in­ increased by 40 people to 2,440 those who cannot afford profes­ increase of 490, said Lloyd law ought to be blocked. foundation, said there may be a Getting into the hall is not the are offered. All children from Mueller, an epidimiologist with early 1980s most of the 1970s were crease of 9,380 people, ranked between 1986 and 1987, while sional tax help. For more infor­ Last July, a three-judge panel problem finding a portable ramp only problem. Kuehl said it is Manchester and Bolton who are the Department of Health Servi­ under one half of 1 percent, the highest among the state’s eight Bolton’s Increased by 70 to 4,330. mation. call 647-6133. ruled that Pagano, who was that is light enough to be put in difficult to fit an elevator into the ages 2 months to 5 years are ces. That increase is less than the report says. counties with an estimated Coventry’s population increased convicted of misconduct with a place without a work crew and layout. Breen is exploring the eligible. Exercise offered average increase of 1.34 percent The state gained an estimated 848,040. Hartford County whs by 110 people to 9,350 between 1986 motor vehicle in connection with still sturdy enough to be safe. possibility of attaching a chair lift for towns with populations over 36,480 people in 1987, bringing the followed by Fairfield County, and 1987, according to the state. MACC gives food The Nutmeg Branch YWCA if an accident in 1984 in which a Kuehl said Edward Breen, the to a stairway. Manchester Area Conference offering Body Design classes Massachusetts man was killed, architect planning the restora­ When the hall is renovated, it of Churches will be distributing from 7 to 8 p.m. ’Tuesdays and should be allowed to return to tion of the hall, is studying will be managed by the Little butter and dry powdered milk for Thursdays for six weeks begin­ Births legal practice in October. ramping alternatives and ways to Theatre of Manchester and used the Department of Human Re­ ning Tuesday. Feb. 23, at the Home heating oil prices Inch up But in September. Vernon provide access for handicapped for performances and commun­ sources surplus commodities pro­ Center on North Main Street. The attorney John J. Giuletti objected people to the hall’s basement. ity events. gram on from 3 to 5 p.m. exercise program offers a non- McGovern, Casey LInhart, to the Supreme Court to Pagano’s Kuehl said he will attend the Blish. a member of LTM, said aerobic workout emphasizing The price of home heating oil across the state gallon during December and January. Fogarty daughter of James E. and Judith reinstatement. The court denied meeting of the Commission on the the group has had an outstanding Thursday, Feb. 18. at Center Bros Inc., 568 Center St., and Manchester Oil Congregational Church. Regis­ muscles in the abdomen, hips and rose slightly during January, but gasoline prices Larson McGovern Jr. of 7 Lewis motion by Pagano’s attorney. Handicapped March 16 to discuss subscription drive which will thighs. Thecostfortheclassis$34 went down, according to the Energy Division of Heat Inc., 61 Loomis St., held their prices at 94.9 St. was bom Jan. 26 at Manches­ F. Mac Buckley of Hartford, to the problem with commission provide it with about $43,000 in tration is required with proof of cents per gallon. residency and income. There is a and preregistration is required the state Office of Policy and Management. ter Memorial Hospital. Her mat­ block that objection. members. pledges. He said interest in the by calling the center at 647-1437. The retail price of home heating oil rose from But prices at Manchester Ice & Fuel Inc., 51 ernal grandparents are Laura M. Giuletti has declined to discuss Herbert Stevenson, foundation renovation of Cheney Hall is one two-month waiting period fornew Bissell St., went up 2 cents from January to 94.9 registrants. For more informa­ 89.3 cents in December to 89.7 cents in January, Larson of Hamden and the late the reasons for his objection. chairman, insisted that provi­ of the reasons people are eager to Computer course cents per gallon. tion. call 646-4114. while the average retail price of gasoline Dave 0. Larson. Her paternal Wednesday he said that those <**- sions should be made so that support it. Manchester Community Col­ decreased by about 1.3 cents per gallon. According to the Energy Division report, the grandparents are Marjorie and reasons would come out during handicapped persons should not Mary Blish, co-chairman of the Grange meets lege Older Adults Association is Bradford S. Chase, energy division under highest and lowest heating oil prices reported James E. McGovern of 37 Elsie today’s oral arguments. have to notify anyone in advance fund drive for the renovation of Feb. 1 were for the Hartford region, with a high of Rtginild PInto/MinchMtar Harald Manchester Grange 31 will sponsoring an eight-week course secretary, said in a news release that cold Drive. She has two sisters, Karen Efforts to reach Buckley this that they plan to attend an event Cheney Hall, said that arange- weather during January caused the retail price 95.9 cents to a lowof 74.9cents. The average price E. Koss, 12 and Colleen McGov­ meet at 8 p.m. on Wednesday in about computers for senior citi­ morning were not successful. at the hall But Fred Blish, a ments are being made to print of heating oil to increase while the wholesale for the Hartford region was 90.2 cents. postcards of 10 Manchester the Grange Hall on Olcott Street. zens from 9; 30 to 11 a.m. and 1:15 ern, 21. Police charge that after the foundation member, said that price decreased, January was about 5 percent But while heating oil prices rose, the average The program will feature a to 2:45 p.m. Fridays beginning May 1984 accident in Burlington, providing access for handicapped scenes to be sold as a means of colder than the previous year. The wholesale price of gasoline continued to decline during Lynn, Isley Alana, daughter of starting an endowment fund, patriotic theme. Members should Feb. 19 at the college. The course Pagano lied about where he was people will be a critical problem price of home heating oil went down 4.7 cents, January. The statewide average price of $1.16 Bruce C. and Lori Lynn of Lynn, and it may be necessary to ask which the foundation would oper­ bring items for the auction table. will introduce BASIC program­ Mass., was bom Jan. 20 at before the accident. Pagano ming. word processing, spread­ from 58.2 cents in December to 53.5 cents in represents a decrease of 1.3 cents from passed a sobriety test, but police them to give advance notiop ate to maintain the hall. January. December. Birthing Center, Boston, Mass. Daffodil Day sheet and data base. Registration Her maternal grandparents are said that there was alcohol on is $30. For more information, call But some local oil dealers were been able to “ As long as wholesale prices continue to move Pagano’s breath and that they Daffodil Day in Manchester is Russel and Dorothy Isley of 647-6135. keep prices the same as in December. Prices at downward, motorists should see prices drop at found found marijuana residue in planned for Thursday. March 17. the pump.” Chase said. Burlington, N.C. Her paternal Club may delay M & M Oil Service of Bolton held at 89.9 cents per his car. The American Cancer Society grandparents are Edwin C. and David Charest of Fall River, will be distributing over 85,000 Group meets Marjorie Lynn of Ipswich, Mass. Mass., was killed in the accident. daffodils for donations received. ’’United: A group for Cancer Her paternal great-grandparents In 1985, Pagano’s license to new lease request Funds raised benefit research, Patients. Friends and Families” are Charles and Edna Lynn, of practice law was suspended education and service for cancer will meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Condo unit licensed for retarded Green Road. and course improvements indefinitely. The condition of the By Andrew Yurkovsky patients. Bunches of 10 are $3.50 Monday in Conference Room C at started.” The board decided to waive its indefinite suspension was that he Manchester Herald each and delivery is guaranteed Manchester Memorial Hospital. By Andrew J. Davis some of the women may have Cnprak, Grant Edward, son of Fogarty said he got his infor­ already moved in, but referred right to buy the unit because of overcome any drag-abuse prob­ on orders of 10 or more bunches. The group will discuss how to Manchester Herald Bohdan and Margaret Cuprak of The vice president of the mation from the minutes of the comments to MARCH, a local lack of funds and legal concerns, lem he might have and that his To order, call the Manchester- cope with long-term illness. For 46 Prospect St., Coventry, was Manchester Country Club said governors’ Jan. 19 meeting. social services agency which is he said. Since they have never emotional and mental state North Unit at 643-2168. more information, call 647-4739. No firm date has been set as to bom Dec. 31 at Hartford Hospital. today that the club probably will Schaffer said today that he was purchased a unit before, the improve. when three mentally retarded running the project. His maternal grandparents are not seek a lease agreement from instructed only to write a draft Officials from MARCH could board was concerned such a The Standing (Committee on women will move into a unit of the Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Camp­ the town this year and may opt for letter, which would be reviewed purchase would open them up to a Recommendations for Admission Southfield Green condominum not be reached for comment. bell of Mayville. N.D. His pater­ a year-to-year lease until it can be by the board of governors before discrimination suit. to the Bar decided last April that Public Records complex, but it could be within This is the fourth such unit in nal grandparents are Mr. and determined whether expansion of being sent out. He said that, in Though it has the right, the Pagano had satisfied the burden the next few days, said Thomas J. Manchester, Sullivan said. The Mrs. Bohdan Cuprak of Norwich. the town-owned golf course can light of Fogarty’s stand against practice has been going on across board of directors does not buy of establishing present fitness for Sullivan, regional director of the He has two brothers, Ryan, 9 and UPS AND DOWNS — Jack be carried out. the signing of a lease this year, Leslie F. MacNeil Jr. Asso­ Seymour Kudlow to John R. state Department of Mental the state for several years, he units at Southfield Green, he said. Travis, 7. reinstatement. The three-judge Smith, 11, has his probiems the club will not seek a lease The vice president, Beldon ciates to Paul and Kimberlee and Debra M. McVeigh. 681 Main Retardation. said. Acoording to Huhtanen, the panel agreed with the commit­ agreement this year and will McCartan, Ryan Thomas, son with a snowbank whiie Schaffer, said he agrees with Gardner. Brook Haven Condomi­ St., $149,995. The women will move into the Only retarded individuals who Southfield board has not taken a tee’s ruling but chastised Pagano defer improvements the club had of Denis and Elizabeth Wood riding his skateboard near Director James F. “ Dutch” Fo­ nium. $62,000. ^ Stanley L. and Phyllis A. condominium sometime this can take care of themselves are stand on the issue of the women for lying after the accident and been planning to the clubhouse. McCartan of Fort Wayne, Ind., garty that a lease agreement Josephine T, Kirkarian to Jo­ Hopperstead to Fairway Estates. month, but Sullivan said he was moved from group homes to moving in even though it decided for his use of marijuana. his home on Weliman Road Schaffer said it could be three formerly of Manchester, was cannot be signed this year be­ seph M. Bardon and Anthony R. Shailowbrook Lane, no convey­ unsure when that would be. He- condominiums, he said. not to purchase the unit. on Wednesday afternoon. to four years before the new bom Jan. 18 at Lutheran Hospi­ cause the plans for the expansion Maleski. Park Chestnut Condom­ ance tax. said the department has licensed The Southfield Green Board of The Nationai Weather course could be in use. inium, conveyance tax. $68.20 the condominium, so the women Directors notified tenants late He said the board would not tal, Fort Wayne. His maternal Treasurer have to be resolved first. comment on such matters. The Service says more snow is The town is in the process of Lydall Woods Corp. to Ron; 'd Shao-Hsien and Wen-Meaw W. are legally allowed to move in at last month that the C ^ o ra te for grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. The club’s lease is to run out in hiring a consultant to determine board’s only role in this matter Bernard Wood of Xenia, Ohio. His on the way tonight and Poharski and Peter Zerio, Lydall Tseng to Cynthia L. Kaczmarc- any time. Independent Living bought the 1991. the possible layout of an 18-hole was deciding whether to buy the paternal grandparents are Ceclle quits, blames Woods Colonial Village, $%.800. zyk. East Meadow Condominium, The department licensed the unit and will lease it to MARCH, Friday. addition to the present course. An unit. R. McCartan of Manchester and Fogarty, who is the chairman Multitech New England Inc. to conveyance tax, $77. condominium on Monday, said said Bob Huhtanen, propety environmental study would then “ We don’t take a position on the late Thomas H. McCartan. He of the Board of Directors’ sub- Scott C. and Brenda L. Clefi.sch. Deborah Winchell to Leo A and Sue Lennon, facilities inspector manager for the Finn Company of senate prexy be done to determine the feasibil­ those things. It’s not our place,” has a sister, April, 6, and a pommittee on the country club, Oak Grove Fa. ms Condominium. Judith A. Doucette, Park Chest­ for the state Department of Hartford, which runs Southfield ity of pursuing the planned he said. brother. Sean, 4. said Wednesday that Schaffer $116,900. nut Condominium. $67,000. Mental Retardation. She said Green. By Andrew J. Davis Funds asked for 2 college posts had been directed last month by expansion any further. Manchester Herald the club’s board of governors to “ We ought to talk to the town now to clarify everybody’s posi­ Manchester Community Col­ training opportunities for organi­ mative action plan. write a letter to the directors The former treasurer of Man­ tion,” Schaffer said. ” 1 think lege President Jonathan M. zations. agencies, businesses and The duties of the affirmative “ which would request that a new REGIONAL WEATHER Dr. Crane’s Quiz chester Community College’s basically we’re on hold until the THE WEATHER Daube has requested the state municipalities. action officer are handled cur­ lease he given in November 1988 Student Senate has resigned his in order that the club expansion question of (environmental) per­ The Accv-Weelher* lorecasl *o r 8 A.M.. Friday. February 12 A c c o Weather*' forecast lor Friday fund two new positions at the At the same meeting, Daube rently by Gail Dunnrowicz, asso­ 1. A typical bully would probably be post amidst allegations that he ciate dean of student affairs. and improvement might begin mits is settled.” *? 30 Daytime CorxJitions and High Temperatures school. asked the state to fund an GRACIOUS PUGNACIOUS TENACIOUS LOQUACIOUS falsified time sheets and did not Speaking at a hearing of the meet job requirements. affirmative action officer. The 2. Which farm creature is not a normal meat item on our dinner General Assembly’s Appropria­ about $30,000 a year position ------FI But Michael E. Pohl attrihutes tions Committee on 'Dje^ay, t ICertbou 1 table? his decision to resign to being would include duties such as MAVERICK FOAL SHOAT WETHER Daube requested funding for a training staff members about unable to work with current teacher in the college’s child President Rory Bruce. affirmative action, investigating 3. Which one of these suggests a contract between two countries? development center and for a complaints and writing the affir­ LICENSE FRANCHISE CHARTER TREATY Student Senate officials, mean­ business services coordinator. while, said that all nine allega­ EASTLAND The teacher would command a 4 Which one of these is often basted before reaching the table? ^Jeo-oo|39 J tions against him have been salary of about $24,000 for a PIES BISCUITS EGGS STEAK "Best Buy Oil" IN IM lti’dl'l VAitJl 1' -1 A substantiated. Pohl resigned on 10-month workload, Daube said. Jan. 6 after impeachment pro­ 50- 5. A gob is most likely found on which one of these? “ The college’s child develop­ Vernon, CT ceedings were started against TRAIN BUS AIRPLANE SHIP ment center is a needed resource him. for an important segment of our 8 7 5 - 0 8 7 6 6. Match the entries at the left with the men at the right with whom “ I was not seeing eye to eye non-traditional student popula­ they are associated. with Rory,” Pohl said. “ That tion,” Daube told the committee. y y O c f^ a n (a) Huge ax (v) Walter Payton could be part of (the reasons for "Parents returning to school SHOWERS i (b) Kite(w) Paul Bunyon resigning) with me not support­ utilize the child development FRONTS 60'^ Washington (4 2 I (c) Bow k arrow (x) ^ n Franklin ing him on some issues.” center and its excellent staff.” per gallon / C.O.D. (d) Falling apple (y) Robin Hood Among the issues that Pohl has The business services coordi­ minimum 150 gallons AfiM WM.kttwH tor (e) Football No. 34 (z) Isaac Newton disagreed with Bruce on is the Cold Staaonary 40 f- Arru W*«arh**f. I«v nator’s salary would be around price subject to change proposal for a college radio $30,000, he said. The coordinator Answers in Classified section station. Pohl, former college would help provide business and president, said he agreed with Bob’s Rog. college President Jonathan M. Women’s *29.99, Men’s *34.99 Record highs in West; Daube that there were many “Home of Saturday Banking" Current Quotations questions, such as cost estimates, that would have to be answered before a radio station could MANCHESTER STATE BANK snowstorm heads East become reality. He said Bruce “ When I graduated from high political director, commenting on has supported the radio station, CUSTOMERS ONLY Bv The Associated Press of 5 degrees below zero. school, I could have been a nurse, the possibility that the president Parts of northwest Texas had and could not see why he did not. a secretary or a schoolteacher.” will endorse George Bush in the Pohl also said it was inaccurate A winter storm that covered the wind chili readings of 20 to 30 — Former first lady Rosalynn Republican presidential that he falsified time sheets or Great Plains and parts of the below zero early today, as snow 0 Carter, reflecting on changing primaries. misused funds. He said he once Midwest with up to 8 inches of continued to spread eastward ‘M.S.B. Believes women’s roles on the eve of had verbal approval to purchase snow blustered eastward today, from that area across Oklahoma, today’s national symposium on items for the student senate, but as the West Coast basked in central Missouri and much of women and their role in develop­ Customers Come First' Illinois to lower Michigan. intended to do the paper work at a record warm weather and Texas ing the Constitution. Camp Mocs by Eastland, complete slipped into a sudden deep freeze. The Chicago area received Lottery later date. Bruce, though, said that it was B o b ’s with directions to lace up the A winter storm warning was from 3 to 6 inches of snow with the the entire executive board that MAIN OFFICE AND BRANCHES WILL BE "Eastland Way". Made in the USA. posted for northern and central heaviest near Lake Michigan. “ I know there are some of the had problems with Pohl’s work, Men’s sizes 7V2-13, ladies' 5-10. Illinois and Indiana and parts of Milwaukee’s Mitchell Interna­ vice president’s supporters who have assumed that at some point, Connecticut daily and not just him. OPEN FOR YOUR BANKING H a s HI northern Kentucky today, while a tional Airport received 8.2 inches “ As far as personality, it was variety of warnings, watches and of snow Wednesday night, al­ the president would play life­ Wednesday: 481 The hottest shoe not a problem. I’m sorry to see CONVENIENCE: advisories for snow were in effect though areas just 10 to 12 miles guard. I don’t think so.” — what happened ... but he did it to erf the best price! in northwest Arkansas and sou­ away from Lake Michigan got Mitchell Daniels, Reagan’s ex- Play Four: 4761 theast Missouri. only 1 to 3 inches of snow. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Jorge Rivera, who lives himself.” Linda Schlichting, student se­ Meanwhile, temperatures A winter storm watch was in on Spencer Street and attends Verplanck School. nate secretary, said the charges SATURDAY 9-12 zoomed into the 70s and 80s in effect today and tonight in much Manchester Herald included Pohl’s inability to keep We accept MaslerCarij. Visa, American Express and Discover Card parts of California on Wednes­ of Ohio. Winter storm watches CONNECTICUT WEATHER financial records, failing to sub­ store Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-9, Sat. 9-6, Sun. 10-6 day, topping off at 92 degrees in also were posted for late today mit monthly financial statements Most banks will be closed Feb. 12.13.14.15. San Juan Capistrano to break the and into Friday for much of USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 113 Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: and not performing duties as record of 90 for Feb. 10 set in 1981. 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i — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Feb. 11. 1988 DeBrizzi: a violent family man Connecticut In Brief as./worid In Brief | Panama probe eyes drug money By Lawrence L. Knutson to protect drug shipments passing through Prosecutor calls Speers a 'cancer* Gays applaud ruling against Army The Associated Press Panama on the way to the United States. Lawmen ponder brutal murder’s impact on the mob SAN FRANCISCO — A landmark federal appeals court ruling He said he passed on $350,000 in HARTFORD - The schism within the state’s criminal JusUce WASHINGTON - A Senate panel payments to Noriega for Just three such system remains on public display with the allegation that a man that declares the Army’s ban on homosexual soldiers discuss why he talked about the unconstitutional was long overdue, rights activists say. investigating alleged wholesale corrup­ shipments. By Linda Stowell state police called Oieir most valuable Informant was really a tion inside Panama’s military-dominated Carlton testified while wearing a black violent side of DeBrizzi’s life. double agent who leaked information about police operations to “I think it’s about time that the courts recognized that gay The Associated Press Lynch said he had met with the people have been denied their rights,” said Leonard Graff, legal government is focusing on the miilions of hood to hide his features. Sen. John Kerry, mobsters. . dollars in drug-sale profits said to have D-Mass, the subcommittee chairman, family to discuss his sermon. Waterbury .State’s Attorney John A. Connelly testified director for National Gay Rights Advocates, based in San STRATFORD — A Roman But during the service, Lynch Francisco. been laundered through the country’s said the hood was required as a security Catholic priest described Thomas Wednesday before a legislative hearing that in return for feeding banking system. measure by the federal witness protection said: “I asked Thomas in prayer information to mobsters, Thomas W. Speers of Wolcott received The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-1 on Wednesday A. DeBrizzi Sr. as a family man what would he like and he said, ‘I that homosexuals are entitled by the Constitution to the same Panama’s military leader, Gen. Manuel service. "caught in a lifestyle that at the names of bookmakers he reported to authorities. Antonio Noriega, is the target of the was tough in life, tough on my Connelly told the committee investigating the state’s criminal protection against government discrimination as racial Also on Wednesday, Jose I. Blandon, a times was extremely violent’’ kids and tough in business. When minorities. investigation by the Senate Foreign while law enforcement authori­ Justice system that Speers “is a con man. He conned the Relations narcotics and terrorism former Panamanian intelligence official someone had to pay a debt at 11 Connecticut state police.” The appeals court ruled in favor of Perry Watkins, 39, of and diplomat, said Noriega agreed to a ties considered how his brutal a.m. on Wednesday, he better be Tacoma, who enlisted in the Army at age 19 in 1967 and said on a subcommittee. murder would affect the hie­ Previous witnesses have accused No­ request by Lt. Col. Oliver L. North to there by five of 11. Don’t hedge pre-induction medical form that he had homosexual tendencies. provide training for Nicaragua’s Contra rarchy of organized crime. the bet. Speak straight Judge dismisses murder charges riega of amassing a huge personal fortune "His life was like a turbulent by opening Panama to drug runners and rebels at Panamanian bases. forward,’” He said the request was made by North roller-coaster,” the Rev. Thomas Authorities are uncertain who NEW HAVEN - A Superior Court Judge has dismissed murder Waldheim Ignores resignation calls by offering its banking system as a shelter Lynch said Wednesday during a charges against two Hartford men for lack of evidence linking for drug profits. A f^ e ral grand Jury in during a meeting on board a yacht in June killed DeBrizzi or why. 1985. funeral mass for the 64-year-old Law officials said they believe them to a fatal stabbing at a rap concert last November. VIENNA, Austria - President Kurt Waldheim said he will Miami indicted Noriega last week, charg­ Stratford man. “He tried to keep that he was either murdered by Judge Barry R. Schaller dismissed the murder counts against remain in office, despite a critical report on his World War II ing he had accepted $4.6 million from Blandon, who said he was summoned to at bay that which was opposed to sanction of the leadership of the Troy Artis, 17, and Anthony Williams, 21, on Wednesday — one activities that has divided the governing coalition over whether narcotics racketeers for services the meeting by Noriega, said North told each other.” Gambino organization or by day after a key prosecution witness admitted she had lied to he should resign. rendered. the general the United States could not DeBrizzi. whose bullet-riddled, members of a rival gang fighting police and during testimony in Superior Court. Statements by Socialist officials indicated that Waldheim is an Noriega has adamantly denied all such train the Contras at U.S. bases because of frozen body was found in the State’s Attorney Michael Dearlngton, who did not return increasing burden for the coalition, but the Issue seemed far from accusations. a congressional prohibition. for control of crime in Fairfield telephone calls to his office. Immediately filed first-degree trunk of a car last week at a County. resolved. Next on the witness list: Ramon He said Noriega made no specific Trumbull mall, has been des­ DeBrizzi was released from manslaughter charges against Artis and Williams. Austria’s coalition government is made up of the Socialist Rodriguez, described in testimony Wed­ request of North in return, adding that m cribed by law enforcement au­ prison last August after serving Party and the conservative People’s Party, which nominated nesday as a man who “would take money Contra soldiers were trained at two thorities as the head of the 18 months of a two-year sentence Waldheim for the largely ceremonial post of president. to Panama in private airplanes and land Panamanian bases. Gambino crime organization in on a weapons charge. Stamford plans marrow registry Prominent Socialists, including Chancellor Franz Vranltzky, the plane at the military part of the Connecticut. refrained on Wednesday from demanding Waldheim’s resigna­ airport.” At a meeting four months later, Blandon On Wednesday. Trumbull De­ STAMFORD — City officials have announced a campaign to tion, but indicated they would like to see the president quit. said, Noriega proposed to North that AP photo “There is a fascination of set up a bone-marrow registry office to match donors with That description was provided by Floyd / having the control over a person’s tective Robert Duva said the Carlton, 38, a Panamanian pilot, who said Panamanian soldiers be sent into Nicara­ investigation into DeBrizzi’s desperately ill people in need of the life-saving transplants. gua to conduct “terrorist sabotage” HIDDEN TESTIMONY — Floyd Carlton, life or death by a nod or a word, ” Mayor Thom Serrani and acting health director. Dr. Andrew a long association with Noriega led to the priest said. “But then it’s murder is continuing and he had Norwegian supertanker set ablaze gun-running in El Salvador and Nicaragua against the Sandinista government. his identity concealed by a hood, almost impossible to leave ...and “nothing else to offer” McBridge, said the center, to be a satellite office of a national But the witness quoted North as saying bone-marrow registry based in Dedham, Mass., is targeted for a and smuggling drugs from Colombia. testifies Wednesday before a Senate you’re caught.” Stamford Deputy Police Chief MANAMA, Bahrain — Iraq said its warplanes bombed Carlton, awaiting sentencing after con­ that he did not have the authority to accept subcommittee. Carlton Is a former pilot Law enforcement officials said George Mayer, who has tracked March 1 opening date. industrial targets in southern Iran today and an Iranian frigate viction on drug-related.^harges in Miami, such a proposal and would relay it to his organized crime, said what Both officials noted the need for bone-marrow matches by set a Norwegian supertanker ablaze in the Persian Gulf. superiors. Blandon did not indicate if for Panama’s military ruler, Qen. Manuel DeBrizzi had led the Gambino citing several local cases, including that of a 2-year-old Norwalk said he negotiated a deal between Noriega family’s operations in Connecti­ happens next in the Gambino Commenting on the first major air strikes on the Iranian and Colombia’s Medellin narcotics cartel anything of the kind actually took place. Antonio Noriega. cut for the past 6‘/4 years and had family “depends on whether it boy who suffers from leukemia and has been unable to find a hinterland for several weeks, an Iraqi military spokesman said been a soldier in the family for (DeBrizzi’s death) was sancti­ bone-marrow donor. the warplanes simultaneously attacked an electronics complex two decades. oned or not. Plans calls for people to come to the Stamford health in Shiraz and a power plant and fuel depots in the Imam Hassan department for tests, and the information would be fed to the region at 10:35 a.m. DeBrizzi had a record of “We have sources telling us two bone marrow center for possible matches with people around the Doctors report ‘epidemic of vioience’ convictions on illegal gambling, AP photo The spokesman said several raids were carried out “on a series ways and that means they don’t country. loansharking, racketeering and of important targets deep inside Iran” and all the Jets returned disperse about 50 Arab protes­ “We collected medical evi­ director of emergency services know,” Mayer said. “If it wasn’t safely to base. By Karin Laub weapons charges. DeBRIZZI FUNERAL — The casket of Thomas DeBrizzi a sanctioned hit, there will be The Associated Press ters, some masked, who threw dence of an uncontrolled epi­ for the Harvard Community Lynch described DeBrizzi as a is carried from St. James Church in Stratford Wednesday The spokesman, who is not identified in line with Iraqi military stones nd blocked roads with demic of violence by the army ... Health Plan In Boston; Leon family man, who loved cooking retaliation. But if it’s sanctioned, Tenants question condo conversion rules, did not say how many planes were Involved or give any after his funeral. DeBrizzi, a reputed gangland figure, was it will go nice and smooth and JERUSALEM — A member of burning tires. on a scale and severity that might Shapiro, a psychiatrist and psy- and gardening, but who also lived WATERBURY — Some officials view a tenants’ group’s battle other details. choanaiyst at the Massachusetts found shot to death in the trunk of a car last Friday. somebody else, who they’ve al­ an American medical team that In the Arab village of Taibe, not be clear to the public,” said in a violent world. against high rents and a proposal to convert their apartments protesters threw stones, burned Geiger, a medical professor at Mental Health Center; and Ben­ “We see a man who struggled to ready agreed upon, will step in.” visited the West Bank and Gaza Mayer said he wasn’t surprised into condominiums as a parochial issue, but others see it as Strip said today the doctors saw tires and attacked a Jewish City University of New York. nett Simon, a psychiatrist and bea good father, and hiskidssaid “There’s an inner voice that videotaping and ob.serving those evidence of a statewide need for affordable housing. Scientists embarrassed about AIDS motorist, police said. The village “The numbers, rate and scope psychoanalyst at Cambridge he was the boss,” Lynch told says. 'Do you think you could live who attended. that there appeared to be no evidence that Israeli soldiers organized crime leaders at the The Shamrock Ridge Tenants Association Inc. is fighting rent WASHINGTON — Government scientists don’t really know were beating Palestinians in an is 20 miles northeast of Tel Aviv. of the beatings and trauma we Hospital in Cambridge, Mass. about 150 people at St. James without me,’ and you’re caught. Before the service a handful of increases put forward by a developer seeking to convert the Arab protesters in the east have seen cannot be considered Shapiro and Simon are also on Roman Catholic Church. ‘ ‘We see ... But. if the coffin opened, and friends and relatives stood out­ funeral. what causes AIDS but are too embarrassed to admit it, according "uncontrolled epidemic of 172-unit complex into condominiums. violence.” Jerusalem neighborhood of Sil- deviations or aberrations. They the faculty of the Harvard Medi­ a man who was caught in a Thomas stood up. he would say. side the church “In the old days people used to to a respected California researcher who will appear next week cal School. Since bujdng the complex last year, Fidkln Limited before a presidential commission. Dr. H. Jack Geiger, a member wan stoned an Israeli bus taking come closer to being the norm,” lifestyle that at times wa.s ex­ 'You know, the price was not “He was a wonderful family go to the funerals. Now they know Partnership of Stamford has negotiated with tenants to allow residents to work, the army said. he told reporters. tremely violent and at times worth it.’” Lynch said. man and involved in his church.” Dr. Peter Duesberg, a veteran virus researcher at the of the Boston-based group Physi­ An army spokesman said the every funeral is monitored by them the opportunity turn a 48-unit block into a cooperative. Yet, University of California, Berkeley, says government experts are cians for Human Rights, told The driver fled, and the youths set Geiger said he saw six Palesti­ doctors’ report was “simplistic.” could be brutally tough.” “Hewouldsay. 'I laughed, but I said Susan Maielli. who said she police.” he said, negotiations gave way to a proposed rent increase in December, fire to the bus. There were no nians permanently paralyzed in Lynch said that although De­ never had a day of peace. I lived was a relative. “He was good to fixed on the idea that acquired immune deficiency syndrome is reporters the abuse of Palestini­ He said there had been cases of Stanley Twardy. U.S. attorney leading the tenants to file a lawsuit in Waterbury Housing Court. caused by the human immunodeficiency virus and have closed ans had become systematic and injuries. one or more limbs as a result of excessive beatings in the past, Brizzi was able to "compartmen­ well but never felt happiness.’” his family and haled drugs.” for Connecticut, said the federal Geiger was one of four U.S. beatings, including one who was Lynch said. DeBrizzi’s survivors include their minds to any other possibility. ‘the norm” in the occupied but added, “It’s been brought talize ” his life, he was beset by government is involved in the territories, where unrest broke doctors who spent four days paralyzed from the neck down. under control.” He spoke on inner turmoil. He said DeBrizzi’s There were no uniformed police his wife. Veronica, five children, case. “HIV has become a billion-dollar virus and nobody wants to Thousands seek fast-track data admit that it might not be the one causing AIDS,” Duesberg said out Dec. 8. visiting hospitals in the West The fact-finding mission was condition of anonymity. family told him that the man’s outside the church during the two brothers and three sisters. Bank and Gaza Strip. The fact­ organized by Physicians for dream was to live on a farm in funeral, but men whoappeared to After the 50-minute .service. Piccolo’s murder was never HARTFORD — The state education department has sent out in a telephone interview. “They don’t want to admit error.” In the West Bank city of The army said it had no reports solved. Ramallah today, soldiers fired finding mission was organized by Human Rights. The other three peace. be plainclothes officers were Lynch said he did not want to 2,300 applications for 125 openings in a new summer program Physicians for-HUman Rights. doctors were Jennifer Leaning, of beatings in Halhoul on Monday. aimed at making teachers out of people from other professions. tear gas and rubber bullets to “The response has been far more than we originally Soviets practice Alaska landings anticipated,” said Traci Bliss, executive director of the Institute for Effective Teaching. “I don’t think there’s a category of GAMBELL, Alaska — Soviet commandos may be staging Bill would restrict lobbyist donations professionals that somehow hasn’t shown up in the request for covert landings on a U.S. island in the Bering Sea, say officials information.” pointing to discoveries of Soviet military gear and sightings of candidates for 30 days before the .start of and influenced by the exchange of significant HARTFORD (AP) — A law banning amounts of campaign contributions from The eight-week training program will be taught this summer at mysterious strangers who ran away. lobbyist campaign donations during legisla­ through the end of the five-month session in Wesleyan University in Middletown. It is designed for An increasing number of reports of unidentified aircraft, tive sessions would be a good way to reduce odd-numbered years; and during the three- lobbyists.” professionals interested in changing to a teaching career, but for submarines, swimmers in scuba gear and discarded Soviet the perception that lobbyists wield undue month session in even-numbered years Garfield .said that in 1983-84, legislative military equipment have been turned in to U.S. intelligence candidates got 32 percent of their campaign whom the traditional course of training might be inappropriate influence over lawmakers anxious about Any special legislative .sessions would also or impractical, state education officials say. agencies, officials said during a visit here this week. Although Valentiiie’sl>ayis re-election, a top election official says. be covered, money from lobbyists and the number was up many sightings have occurred on or over mainland Alaska, the Jeffrey B. Garfield, executive director of Garfield, testifying before the Government to on percent in 1985-86. That 1 percent greatest number have come from St. Lawrence Island, a Sunday, Fdb.l4tli Admini.stration and Elections Committee, increase represented $55,000, he said. Intruder Identified after death the state Elections Enforcement Commis­ Alan S. Plofsky, counsel to the Ethics treeless, sparsely populated windswept island Just 40 miles t h i s h o M ^ sion, told a legislative committee Wednesday said the 30-day period before the five-month southeast of Siberia. that such a bill would “immeasurably sessions was selected because that is the time Commission, called the measure “the most HARTFORD — An Intruder who was fatally shot when he Most of the reports come from the Alaska Army National enhance the public’s confidence in the when leadership positions are being filled and effective step you can take to separate the allegedly broke down the door of a single-family home here has Guard’s three Eskimo scout battalions, “the eyes and ears of the process and the officials who participate in “that has traditionally been a period of fairly raising of campaign money from the been identified as a 24-year-old man, police said. The identification of Gerardo Santos, of no certain address, North.” it.” significant fund-raisers.” legislative process.” The bill, similar to one that was defeated He said that “these restrictions are Two studies of the issue, he said, concluded was made Wednesday, said police Sgt. Gerald Kumnick. last year, would bar lobbyist campaign necessary to prevent the continued appear­ that “no matter how ethical you were, there Santos was shot when he and an accomplice broke down the Bangladesh elections become violent contributions to legislators and legislative ance that the legislative process is unduly was an appearance of impropriety.” door of the home of Leslie Knight, 40, Kumnick said. Knight fired at least one shot, hitting Santos, while the other intruder fled, DHAKA, Bangladesh — The government today tightened police said. security nationwide after supporters of rival candidates in local Santos was pronounced dead at Hartford Hospital around 3 Steriing Silver elections fought battles that reportedly left at least 100 people Lodcet, “ILoveYou” Bracdet\ Police want files secret p.m. Tuesday. dead and nearly 8,000 injured. inl4KGold,$54. Laser surgery No charges had been filed against Knight and none were A Home Ministry official said additional security forces were $25. anticipated, according to Kumnick, who said the ultimate deployed to beef up the 200,000 that had been assigned to guard to protect Investigations decision on charges would be up to the state’s attorney’s office. polling stations after earlier violence during the campaign killed tested on blind five people and wounded 85. HARTFORD (AP) — At least one fear their names will be made public, he Standoff ends without incident The official spoke on condition of anonymity and refused to 9 I L b V E Y O U NEW BRITAIN (AP) — A series of member of the legislature’s Judiciary asked the committee. specify the number of added police and troops called in. experiments using a laser to change the shape HARTFORD — A two-hour standoff between police" and a Committee suggests that state police want Hedge denied that the task force or other Oose-up of btacdet of a person’s eye and correct eyesight agency files kept secret because they don’t investigative units in state police keep Vietnam veteran armed with two gallons of gasoline and a lighter problems will begin next week on four blind want the public to know who they’re dossiers on private citizens. ended without further incident, police said. Israel to set up appeals courts volunteers. “People believe we’re a super-secret The veteran, who was not Immediately identified by police, inve.stigating, rather than out of a desire to JERUSALEM — Israel said it will establish military appeals If the procedure Is perfected, it could enable protect informants. agency looking into private lives, which is holed himself up in the back room of the Vietnam Veterans EManumds doctors to correct problems such as nearsight­ not the case,” he said. Assistance Center Wednesday, threatening to set himself and the courts in the occupied territories, but an official denied the move and 18K Gold, “Why are they so uptight about keeping was linked to weeks of anti-Israeli protests that have killed at edness. farsightedness and astigmatism with­ it secret?” Rep. Jay B. Levin, D-New “I am not aware of a dossier on any one-story brick building on fire, police Capt. Arthur Williams $800. out glasses or contact lenses, doctors said London, said Wednesday. “I think it’s citizen in the state,” he said. “We have said. least 52 Palestinians. Wednesday. files on criminals, we have files on Police negotiator Capt. Joseph Croughwell talked him out of In fighting on Wednesday, one Palestinian died after being shot because you know damn well who’s in by soldiers In an earlier clash, and three Arabs were wounded. The federal Food and Drug Administration there: you and me and everybody else.” organized crime figures. We have infor­ the building around 6 p.m., Williams said. has given only New Britain General Hospital mation on informants. We do not have The man was taken to St. Francis Hospital in Hartford for In the occupied Gaza Strip, troops on Wednesday fired tear gas ^R u b ies and X, 1/ The Judiciary Committee held a public to disperse a funeral procession after mourners, including permission to experiment on human subjects hearing Wednesday on a bill that would dossiers on individuals who are not evaluation, Williams said. Diamonds in for this operation, under the condition only several priests, raised the outlawed Palestinian flag and chanted m make clear that files of the Statewide involved in some criminal enterprise.” K , X * - ‘ Locket in “the Jews are the enemy of God.” MKGold, blind people, who couldn’t be adversely Organized Crime Investigative Task The Freedom of Information Act says O $285. 14KGold, affected, would be used, hospital officials said. Force, like the files of other agencies, are that only records containing the identities $155. The series of 10 experiments, which will subject to the state FreedontToTInforma- of Informants, information related to an (S begin next week, will explore both the laser’s tion Act. open investigation or investigatory tech­ ability to make incisions and the long-term A high-ranking state police official niques can remain sealed. effects of the operation on the human eye. warned that the bill, if passed, would But the state Supreme Court ruled in Single Red Rose The project is in the early stages of research, cripple the agency’s ability to investigate August that the General Assembly, in Gift Boxed MANCHESTER and the operation is not expected to be crime and could even result in the deaths enacting the statute creating the task * i| MKGold , Amethyst and available to the public until the early 1990s, of some police informants. force, gave state police authority to decide $500 EHamond in said Dr. John W. Warner, president of Taunton “Releasing information from any of the how to release task-force information. The Cash ’n Carry MARBLE & TILE MKGold, Technologies Inc. of Monroe, which developed files would compromise the investigator’s law says the task force “may disseminate 1 $115. the procedure, ability to effectively gather confidential such information by such means and to 459 M ain Street • M anchester • 649-4562 “We believe it’s not a matter of if it will work information,” said Major Patrick Hedge, such extent as It deems appropriate.” R oses - but when it will work,” Warner said. commanding officer of the division of The court found the law outweighed the starting at *30/dozen Introducing Select Carpet, Vinyl I 'The operation, called laser lamellar refrac­ special investigations. Freedom of Information Act. The bill and Wood Floors tive surgery, uses an ultraviolet laser whose “All our operations rely heavily on the would make clear that the legislature no beam is shaped and brought to the eye. use of informants,” Hedge said. “Who is longer wants the task-force statute to take Open Sunday February 14 SPECIAL going to give us any information” if they precedence. 8am-2pm Puffed Heart * Valentine Balloons, FEBRUARY SPECIALS in MKGold, Arrangements, Bud Vases, and $50. L’Amblance papers show security lapses On Select Floor & Wall Tiles i.'" Stuffed Animals for Your Valentine Many Styles to Choose From Photo enlaiged to show detail HARTFORD (AP) — Before its story appearing in today’s edi­ in the loss of thousands of dollars cover the slabs completely and collapse caused the deaths of 28 tions of the newspaper. of equipment, occurred at the that it had been a problem “for All Materials Included • Preparation Extra site, leading one contractor to some time.” workers. L’Ambiance Plaza was The documents had been held o Park Hill Joyce a construction project fraught wa rn that someone could be killed 36 Oak Street, Manchester by the city since they were seized if security were not improved. ■ The structural engineers for with security lapses and infight­ from the general contractor’s the job reviewed an unusual Ask About Our Whole House Concept — ing between contractors, newly trailer after the April 23 tragedy. layout of steel reinforcing cables 649-0791 Discounts on New Home Packaoes — released documents reveal. Contractors were concerned in concrete slabs. But the com­ The city of Bridgeport released Jewelers Since 1885 Among the documents were that__t recently poured concrete pany escaped federal safety fines • BUILDERS • DEVELOPERS • GENERAL CONTRACTORS the documents to The Hartford BRISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN correspondence, memorandums, slabs were not adequately pro­ even though federal officials said o . ARCHITECTS Courant Wednesday after an minutes of construction meet­ MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURY TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY eight-month battle under the tected from cold weather so they the layout did not meet safety o ings. and drawings that would cure properly. A January standards. Federal officials did Competitively Priced • Quality Minded Michaels Charge/Master Card/Visa/Amencan Express state Freedom of Information indicated; Act. Portions of the documents 1987 letter said that there were fine three other companies for o were revealed in a copyrighted ■ Several burglaries, resulting not enough protective blankets to that problem. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thureday. Feb. 11, 1888 - 7 a - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 11, 1988 Haig and du Pont are richest, but no candidate is poor

By Lorry Maroosok Because of the imprecise way The amount over $8.8 million is graphs, and valued his collection Bible. Although that was his best congressman. In 1088, Bob and OPINION Elizabeth Dole earned more than -The Atsocloltd Press some of the records are filed, it is unknown, because the form does — along with his household seller, the former television evan­ impossible to tell whether Haig or not ask for a range of assets above furniture — at $18,000. Simon also gelist has written four other a half-million dollars, according WASHINGTON - Multi­ duPont is the wealthiest. $2N,000. Thus, an asset worth listed $13,816 in royalties, be­ books, and received some to their 1988 tax return. Mrs. Dole millionaires Alexander Haig and All the candidates, however, more than $250,000 can be a dollar cause he has written 11 books. $320,000 in royalties over three is from a wealthy North Carolina 'Pete du Pont are the richest are far better off than the average more, or many thousands more. Book-writing proved to be years. family. More data presidential candidates, but the American, whose median net Gephardt, a House member popular on candidates’ financial Democrat Gary Hart, though, A trust fund of Mrs. Dole was Jack field of 13 hopefuls includes no worth totaled $32,667 in 1984, from Missouri, listed assets rang­ forms, although their wives were did write a mystery novel along valued at $1.67 million when it paupers, according to informa­ according to the Census Bureau. ing from $215,000 to $300,000 on his sometimes the authors. with Sen. William Cohen, R- was released earlier this year, Anderson tion supplied by the candidates. Du Pont, whose great-great- May 1987 disclosure form — the Bush, for instance, listed $1,336 Maine. In addition to his co­ after a week of questions about Republicans Haig and du Pont great-grandfather founded the only information he has released in book royalties. They turned out authorship of “The Double Man,” the trust’s dealings with Dole about mall ' have large investment portfolios, Wilmington, Del., corporate so far. to be from “The C. Fred Story,” a Hart wrote "America Can Win,” political associates. but Democratic Rep. Richard giant whose name he bears, filed Vice President George Bush, book his wife, Barbara, wrote a book on military reform. He Haig listed income ranging Gephardt has no investments a statement Dec. 31,1986 showing scion of a wealthy Connecticut about the family dog. reported more than $71,000 in from nearly $303,000 to almost beyond his St. Louis home, his assets of more than $7.8 million; family, has a blind trust that he Sen. Albert Gore Jr., D-Tenn., royalties. $750,000 on his May 1987 form. But w ould help vacation house on the Outer and a net worth of nearly $5.8 established when he took office in listed $5,000 in royalties received In addition to writing, Robert­ that was in addition to $2.7 million Banks of North Carolina and million. January 1981. Its real value is by his wife. Tipper, author of son had a horse-breeding endea­ earned over a two-year period partial ownership of some land in One stock he doesn’t own: unknown, although an official in “Raising PG Kids in an X-Rated vor that failed, and the candidate from his own company. World­ Society.” claimed a farm income loss of wide Associates Inc., of Manchester has had good experience in the AIDS panel his home state of Missouri. DuPont. But he’s a beneficiary of the vice president’s office, speak­ Gephardt appears to be the du Pont family trusts that are ing on condition of anonymity, Senate Republican leader Bob $56,000 on his 1086 tax return. Washington. past when it has provided incentives for poorest of the candidates. expected to produce nearly $2.4 said on Jan. 18 the trust was worth Dole of Kansas teamed up with Former Arizona Gov. Bruce How did Haig get so rich, economic development. That experience The Associated Press exam­ million in income, based on about $1 million. his wife, Elizabeth — the former Babbitt, a Democrat, lists a considering that most of his life probably had a good deal of influence on hides behind ined the financial condition of all present value. Republican Rep. Jack Kemp of secretary of transportation — on collection of Grand Canyon art was spent as a career Army people in the community who support a tax the candidates by studying tax Haig’s assets were only listed New York also has a blind trust, a dual autobiography, "Unlim­ among his $65,000 in household officer, and later as White House ited Partners.” He disclosed possessions. chief of staff and secretary of incentive to help finance road and utility returns, disclosure statements on the financial disclosure form value unknown. that provide ranges of income required of all presidential candi­ The candidates’ financial infor­ receipt of $50,000 in royalties. Dole won the rags-to-riches state? im provem ents in the area of the proposed ciosed doors and assets, and net worth state­ dates. His holdings, so vast that it mation often reveals more than “The Secret Kingdom” may award. In 1966, the senator and “We’re talking about a man Mall at Buckland Hills. ments that show someone’is pre­ took 34 pages to list them in the who has the wealth. sound like a mystery thriller, but his first wife, Phyllis, reported who is a hard-working business­ But in a vote last November a majority, not cise financial condition on a May, 1987 filing, ranged from $3.7 Democratic Sen. Paul Simon of it’s Republican Pat Robertson’s just over $30,400 in income, man,” said Haig spokesman Dan a large one, of Manchester voters voted WASHINGTON — Since its creation by President specific date. million to more than $8.8 million. Illinois collects presidential auto­ book on principles found in the virtually all from his salary as a Mariaschin. Reagan last June, the AIDS commission has been against a tax-increment proposal that would acting less like an advisory committee with a have constituted such an incentive. It is life-and-death mission and more like a covert difficult to say precisely what that vote tnansi operations task force with something to hide. Dems sharpen After Iowa, it’s gallows humor, means. Some who voted “no” may have The commi.ssion has been beleaguered by two opposed the construction of the mall on 'LET US ALL BE HAPPY, AND LIVE WITMIN OUR MEANS’ resignations, a lawsuit and a congressional principle. Some m ay have felt the town was investigation. It has cloaked its own deliberations their attacks; but Babbitt keeps them laughing offering too big an incentive. Still others may in secrecy, tiptoeing around federal laws that require open records and open meetings. The point, have been convinced that no incentive at all Open Forum apparently, is to avoid a full and public debate on Bv George Esper On a certain Republican con­ droppings by the side of the was needed or warranted. the AIDS crisis. Bush survives The Associated Press tender; “George Bush, rumored road.” Now, the directors of the town are The AIDS commission was formed to study to be the vice president of the On being the front-runner him­ considering a lesser incentive, one that offers medical, ethical, social and economic impacts of Bv The Associated Press KEENE, N.H. — A fifth-place United States'... No, he is. You self: “Nobody ever told me I was to Hom art Development Co. about half as this exampie. Interest on $4.75 bills. First, sitting judges and the epidemic. It is governed by several “sunshine” The Democratic presidential candidates shar­ finish in the Iowa caucuses was no can look it up.” going to be a front-runner and so laughing matter for Democrat On Bush again, when asked by a far I have fulfilled that much a benefit. If it is approved, Homart will Save $12 million million at 8 percent over seven practicing lawyers would be laws guaranteeing public deliberations, including pened their attacks on one another and Vice President George Bush insisted his Republican Bruce Babbitt, but that hasn’t reporter if he would accept the expectation.” get less and will not get it until it has put yea rs comes to $2,660.000.) prohibited from membership on the Federal Advisory Committee Act. “They’re always spontane­ by rejecting plan Added to $9.5 million, the total the Judicial Review Council, But the chairman of the commision. Adm. James campaign could survive another setback, as the kept him from maintaining No. 2 spot on his party’s ticket; “I money up front for the Improvements. Watkins, doesn’t think much of that act and told a^^ contenders jockeyed for position in the New humor as part of his presidential don’t think so. I would counsel the ous,” the former Arizona gover­ To the Editor: comes to $12,160,000! which is thedisciplinary panel for campaign style. other candidates not to extend an nor said of his funny lines. The November vote, comments made a state judge:;. Second, attorneys congressional committee how he circumvents it. “I Hampshire home stretch. public hearing Tuesday, and the talk on the Did youknowalsothatunderthe Nearly all of the 13 candidates were campaigning Babbitt and his wife Hattie had offer ... Bruce Babbitt is the kind The Babbitts pleased the convicted of a felony would be think it imposes a tremendous burden on us. and I crowds this day. street show that M anchester people are If the supporters of the $9.5 $9.5 million, seven-year tax sub­ today in the state, which holds its first-in-the-nation them in stitches Wednesday at of guy whose likely to spend his million, seven-year tax subsidy automatically disbarred for at think what we are seeing now is an attempt to even the Keene Head Start Center — time speaking his mind rather Hattie Babbitt sang songs with sidy plan, nelghboringdevelopers by ourselves to end run the system and find presidential primary on Tuesday. divided on the issue. for Homart and the Mall at will give Homart about $3 million least 10 years. Third, persons A poll suggested Bush’s chief rival. Bob Dole, was just another stop in the running than becoming a George Bush preschoolers. She asked a boy Many residents have firm ideas that will not accused of a violent crime would alternative techniques that do not violate FACA.” road show that is his campaign. couch potato.” named Jimmy to sit on her lap Buckland Hills will listen to their toward site development Watkins said in testimony in December before the narrowing the vice president’s lead in New be changed by anything less than some opponents, they can save the town expenses? not be eligible for the accelerated Hampshire in the wake of Bush’s embarrassing Hattie, holding a baby, to On Gov. Michael Dukakis, the because she missed her own two rehabilitation program. And Senate Governmental Affairs Committee, which is Bruce: “Have I got a surprise for Democratic front-runner in New sons so much. dramatic revelation. There are at least as of Manchester more than $12 Considering the $9.5mi1Iion. the third-place finish in the Iowa caucuses on Monday. million by turning down the tax fourth, the courts would be studying the law. In an ABC-Washington Post survey, reported in you! ” The audience roars. Hampshire; “The governor of When the children waved good­ many who are puzzled and would like some $2,660,000 in interest, and this required to maintain a computer­ When Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, asked Watkins “Oh!” says the candidate. “I Massachusetts has $10 million. I bye at the television cameras. further information to help them make an subsidy plan. They will have this added $3 million. Homart is going today’s editions of the Post, Bush and Dole were opportunity in a few days. ized criminal records system to what those techniques were. Watkins said, “You running neck-and-neck. The vice president led Dole haven’t been home in nine months think maybe I’ll call him up Babbitt quipped; “These kids are intelligent decision. to have $15,160,000 to use for assist in prosecution of repeat talk on the phone a great deal.” That eliminates the by only four percentage points and the poll had a or a year.” Another round of sometime and say, ‘Hey, Mike, trained in the media age. They An interesting thing happened building roads, utilities, etc., for don’t say goodbye to me. They For one thing, it is not clear to what extent after the November referendum offenders. need for written memos and public meetings. six-point margin of error. AP ptirto laughter. why don’t you just give me the the public improvements involved are the mall site. “When Adm. Watkins says he’s trying to ‘end run’ Bush was asked whether his campaign is finished Babbitt is fighting hard to make droppings. Let’s get kind of a say goodbye to the camera. They defeated the $30 million. 30-year Passage of these bills would goa W IN N IN G ED G E — Pat Robertson, a decent showing in next Tues­ horse and sparrow theory of understand what it’s all about.” directly related to the needs of Homart “increment” bonding plan forthe If you think back, you will around the statute, it sends a very clear signal to if he loses in New Hampshire. long way toward restoring confi­ me that the spirit, if not the letter of FACA may be speaking in Dixville Notch, N.H., day’s New Hampshire primary. running for president. You’re the It all went over well. Development Co. and to what extent they are mall. Those supporting the bond­ remember that the town was dence in our courts. The people of “No, it’s not finished,” Bush told NBC in an going to borrow $13 million violated. ’ ’ Glenn told our reporter Sallie Dinkel. interview Wednesday night, adding that he thought Wednesday, says, “I’m on the winning But that doesn’t keep him from horse. You get all the oats. I’m the “I think he’s very witty,” said being planned to m ake other development ing plan began crediting the Connecticut have a right to sparrow. All I need is the Betty Haddock. through bonds to help Homart Congressional investigators had trouble getting he would win. edge." having fun. possible and give the town control over that opponents and the voters with demand high standards of attor­ saving the town about $15 million build these same roads and neys and our criminal justice paperwork from the commission. “The primary The vice president, who spent part of the day at development. utilities. The new plan will give documents missing are those from the White the White House and part on the campaign trail, said by defeating the proposal. As the system. Jim McCavanagh’s prop­ he and President Reagan hadn’t discussed the If, in financing those public facilities up opponents had argued. Homart Homart even more money than osals will establish higher stand­ House,” said Rosslyn Kleeman. senior associate front, Homart is making some kind of that. director of the (jieneral Accounting Office. trouncing he took in Iowa at the hands of Pat Who’s the ‘you’ still wanted to build the mall ards thatcanhelpdispel the notion Robertson. MANCHESTER DISCOUNT LIQUORS contribution to the town’s econoniic benefit despite the turndown. The secrecy extends beyond the committee itself Maybe the town directors need that the legal profession is a to White House decisions about the composition of Robertson continued to crow about his second- 1032 Tolland Tpke., Manchester, C T 646-2607 beyond anything that provides a direct benefit Now the town’s Board of some lessons in negotiating from private club answerable only to its place finish in Iowa, and lectured reporters who Bush Is one of? Convenientiv Located In Heartland Plaza Directors has another opportun­ the committee. We obtained a copy of a letter from to Homartjthat should be made clear. the opponents and voters who own. the former vice chairman of the commission. Dr. described him as a former television evangelist. He To put it another way, is Homart being ity to save more than $12 million nixed the bonding proposed in As an attorney with 10 years’ termed the tag a “bigoted slur,” saying he WASHINGTON (AP) — George Bush lives in for the town’s General Fund — Woodrow Meyers, who resigned along with the asked to build any more public infrastructure November. ’The opponents are experience in the profession, I chairman. Dr. Eugene Mayberry, last October. In preferred to be called a religious broadcaster. Washington, where he doesn’t vote, and votes in sr^-irtValentlne’s Day Ideas*'^^**^ millions that will be needed for saying, “Sharpen your pencils, The ABC-Post poll indicated Robertson’s support Texas, where he doesn’t live. And in New than would be required if only its mall and the look forward to helping Jim enact the letter, Meyers complains about “the great deal added school, poltceand firecosts defeat the tax subsidy” because it this important legislation. had climbed into the double digits in New Hampshire, he’s telling the people: “I’m one of com m ercial developments of its partners because of the mall and surround­ shifts the tax burden to all the of secrecy within the White House on who has to be Hampshire. While he remained well behind the you.” CORDIALS were involved? ing development. town’s other taxpayers. appointed.” front-runners, he made greater gains over a survey He may have hit on a slogan, borrowed though it Sen. Michael P. MeoUi But the blame for the conspiratorial aura around E&J Blush (1.IL).___ •4.69 Some kind of quantitative answer to that Homart now says it needs to a week ago than they did. be, that can carry him from New England into the Plantation Peaches ^ „ 4th Senatorial District the commission may lie with the members On the Democratic side. Rep. Richard Gephardt South and on to California. Cream (none...... * 5.99 Beringer question would be helpful. keep $9.5 million it would other- George H. Marlow Our M m •T.M • *2 nabeta White ZInfandel (7somq...... ^4.99 Glastonbury themselves. They have meticulously avoided was riding the wave generated by his first-place This week he’s saying it in New Hampshire, scene wi.se pay the town for seven years 15 Blue Ridge Drive Mondavi ^ to help Homart pay for building Manchester discussions that involve more than a few members finish in Iowa. Although Massachusetts Gov. of next Tuesday’s first primary. Next month, before Peach Tree (rtomn - .... • 6.99 at a time, which gets them around the open White ZInfandel (760no„.„..^4.99 roads, sewer and water lines, etc., Michael Dukakis still enjoys a comfortable lead, the Super Tuesday, he can say it in Texas. Amaretto meetings required of a quorum. poll indicated a surge in support for the Missouri He can do it convincingly, too, in Maine, Martini & Rossi needed to make the site ready for dl Sarrona ann^t...* 9.99 Asti Spumante (7Mmq_.....* 8 .99 the mall and other buildings. The commission published an interim report last congressman. Massachusetts, Connecticut and the District of Letters to the editor year without a discussion by the full group. How did Sen. Paul Simon, who finished a close second to Columbia, and if he wants to stretch things, in Kahlua (Tfomq.... •11.99 WINE COOLERS Korbel Brut or But Homart will actually gain Higher standards Seagrams...... Extra Dry o.iu______* 8 .99 The Manchester Herald wel­ it manage this? The panel’s executive secretary, Gephardt in Iowa, also rolled up an increase in New California and New York. Baltay'a (Teono...... — •13.99 OwFrkwV.M-MaMM*•1.99 much more than $9.5 million comes original letters to the Polly Gault, said the commissioners came into the Hampshire, but a slightly smaller one. The vice president is unabashedly cribbing the through this means. The "deal” In law profession editor. office two or three at a time to offer their opinions. Both Dukakis and Simon made Gephardt their “I’m one of you” concept from his chief rival. Sen. Truffles (Tsomi)_____ •14.99 Bartlea & James. •2.99 White Star (raomi)...... * 1 9 .9 9 neglects the interest Homart can Bob Dole of Kansas. The Dole version, in campaign To the Editor: Letters should be brief and to Watkins has suggested that the procedure “could principal target as they campaigned in New Grand Marnier (TsofM) .....*23.99 Matilda Bay...... *2.99 Dorn Perlgnon(TMnx)... •69.99 gain by having this money under well be the modus operand! from this point on,” Hampshire. Simon was launching a new ad ads forthe Iowa caucuses, proclaimed, “He’s one of its control for seven years. the point. They should be typed or Your newspaper recently pro­ thus avoiding any public debate at all on the campaign in the state today, hammering away at us” — projecting his Kansas-Midwest roots to a Not responsible for typographical errors. Sale Ends 2-17-88. Overall, Homart will gain more neatly handwritten, and, for ease the theme that Gephardt’s populist campaign nearby state with similar values. vided coverageof several reforms in editing, should be double­ disputed issues surrounding AIDS. than $12miIlion, if interest ateight This penchant for secrecy is not the only reason themes don’t match up with his voting record. Bush’s campaign made light of the Iowa effort, percent is included. How will this of our state’s court system spaced. Letters must be signed Dukakis, meanwhile, attacked Gephardt for pointing out that Dole had lived in Washington since proposed by Rep. James R. with name, address and daytime the commission has been criticized. A coalition of work? civil rights groups has sued the commission, voting for Reagan’s 1981 tax cut. But the he was elected to Congress in 1960. (Initially, Homart will have McCavanagh, D-Manchester. telephone number (for Massachusetts governor added, “I hope we will not But now the shoe’s in the other state and Bush These proposals grow out of a verification). claiming that it is not balanced because it lacks a claims bragging rights for his roots in New held back nothing in tax pay­ range of people affected by the disease. There is slip into the kind of spectacle we’ve been seeing on ments. By the end of seven years, widely held, increasingly justi­ The Herald reserves the right the Republican side... bashing each otheraround.” England. Valentine Special! -I only one gay member on the commission, no one the company will have held back fied, concern that higher stand­ to edit letters in the interests of Those who finished back in the pack in Iowa found He was born in Milton and graduated from ards are needed in the areas of with AIDS and no one working directly with AIDS themselves dogged by questions about how long Phillips Academy in Andover, both in Massachu­ $9.5 million. Bankers know such a brevity, clarity and taste. patients. (D 1988 by NEA I attorney discipline and the opera­ they could hang on. setts. He was reared in Connecticut, graduated program is the same thing as William Rubenstein, the American Gvil having half — $4.75 million in this tions of the criminal justice Address letters to: Open Fo­ “I’ve got a 50-state campaign and will go all the from Yale University in New Haven and his father, system. rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. Liberties Union lawyer representing the coalition, way,” said Gary Hart, who picked up less than 1 the late Prescott Bush, represented the state in the "...and so, without further ado, I give you our case — under your control for the believes that only three of the 13 commissioners schooi principai-cum-censor...." whole period, or seven yearsasin Jim McCavanagh suggests four Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. percent of the vote in Iowa. "There is no Senate. He has a home in Kennebunkport, Maine. have the necessary experience with AIDS to serve requirement of finishing anyplace.” “I understand New Hampshire, and a lot of my on the commission. “At least eight of the Former Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbitt, who finished platform and program is a New Hampshire commissioners have very strong ties with the fifth among the six competing Democrats in Iowa, program and platform,” Bush told one group of leadership of the Republican Party.” said said he’d wait until the day after the primary to listeners. “I know where they are coming from,” he Dirty Harry won’t do much for schools Rubenstein. joining the critics who say that the make an assessment. told another. members were appointed because of their original political connections, not their expertise. Mighty Joe Clark made the Feb. 1 cover of Time. number of young people who, given half a chance, ’The black high school principal from Paterson. will surmount all barriers and go all the way out of N. J., is shown looking less like an educator than a the ghetto and into college. The Joe Clark method Mlnl-editorial bouncer in a high-class barroom .He’s wearing a will give them their half a chance, by producing The preacher-politicians are up in arms. Jesse SECONDHAND splendid, perfectly pressed, crisscross-striped Nicholas enough calm and quiet inside the schoolhouse so Jackson implies racists are out to sink his brown suit; he has a white shirt and a wide pink they can master the fundamentals... assuming the campaign. Now Pat Robertson is whining about a and mauve tie. His calm, courageous features look Von Hoffman teachers are remotely competent and there are a “Christian-bashlng” by his opponents. The former Thrift Shop straight into the camera. In his hand is a wooden few books in the building. Rev. Robertson has the misfortune of leaving the ROSE baseball bat. It’s a Willie Mays “Big Stick” model The Joe Gark of this world work in school ministry to enter politics at a time when all which has been “flame treated." systems where four out of 10 pupils drop out and Giristian evangelists are being scrutinized The way the press has played Joe Clark’s another two out of 10 may as well drop out for all because of the antics of a few. That isn’t a clothing & accessories • small appliances adventures, the story has a certain man-bites-dog the learning they assimilate. What happens with “Giristian-bashlng.” That’s legitimate public taste to it. A black man running a black public high them? Not much. In its essentials the public school concern. This country has proved time and again a household items • books • records Country Crewel Jewelry Box school with an iron fist, expelling troublemakers, winning approval for it. No less a person than disaster has been going on for 20 years or so. In that it is willing to elect a Christian president, and regularly $13.95 demanding order in corridors and classrooms. For William ^nnett, the secretary of education and a other words, we have already lost a generation of it may even be ready to elect a black president. • toys games a white public which has come, fairly or unfairly, to man who takes his job seriously, has put his city people, who are now in adulthood, ill-equipped What it may not be willing to do is elect a person associate black persons in the media with prestige behind Clark,.remaiking to Time that, to do much more than mug you. If we come to with no experience in public office who wakes up * While Supplies Last...or *til Feh. 14 complaints that it is institutional racism or cultural "Sometimes you need Mr. Chips, sometimes you believe that the Joe Gark approach will take care one morning and decides he wants the whole 1 / 2 P r i c e S a l e bias to test black children for proficiency in need Dirty Harry.” of our school problem, we will lose another enchilada. Call it “ amateur-bashing.” 'Other Jewelry Boxes Available mathematics, Joe Clark is a welcome deviation; Perhaps, but Dirty Harry isn’t going to make it generation of people to crime, vice and disease. Tuesday thru Friday for a public which has come to think of civil rights as a pedagogue any more than Mr. Chips is suited It may be cheaper to let that happen than to Feb. 16 . Feb. 19, 1988 at 20% Savings! in education as a codeword for low standards, to be a gendarme. Nevertheless, you can see why a attempt effective remedies. The remedies would rowdyism and slipshod work, Joe Clark has a man like Bennett, getting reports year in and year involve painful changes in the school systems, heroic cast to him. The White House, certainly, out from every large city about guns, drugs, painful for the teachers’ union and painful for ^aitrlipslrrI l^rral^ 57 H ollister St. administrators, some of whom in certain thought so, because the man no sooner became a violence and rape in the schools, would welcome Founded In 1881 (MARC Workshop) media figure than he was invited to Washington the arrival of a new kind of enforcer-administrator. Jurisdictions would have to go to jail for corruption. Groton Manchester PENNY M. 8 IE FF E R T...... Publliher and offered a job. Clark turned it down, preferring People concerned with public education are at their Yet more expensive and uncertain would be the QEORQE T. CHAPPELL ...... EdUor Manchester, CT Lonohlll Road Broad Street to stay in Paterson where he is at intermittent war wits’ end, and, if it appears that baseball bats and changes we would have to try to effect in the family OOUQLAS A. BEVIN8 ...... Executive EdHor 6 4 6 -5 7 1 8 -0101 647-0400 with the school board, which finds the principal’s mass expulsions can get some place, they are and the community surrounding the schoolhouse. MARIE P. Q R A D V ...... City EdHor ALEXANDER Q IR E L LI...... Ateoclate EdHor Vernon wholesale expulsions of obstreperous students desperate enough to try it. We have had enough experience with inner-city Mansfield El Camino Plaza Norwich New London deeply troublesome. The histrionics of the Dirty Harry approach to schools now to know that they are unable to DENISE A. R O B E R T S ...... Advertlelng Director Open Monday-Friday East Brook Mall (Rt. 30) Norwichtown Mall New London Mell In due course Joe Clark will be forgotten, but schooling aside, force is not going to take us very overcome the total lack of support from the MARK F. A B R A IT tS ...... Builneei Manager 423-0234 87S-6300 889-6601 443-5027 neighborhood. SHELDON COHEN ...... Composing Manager 8:00 a.m .-2:00 p.m . what will remain as a testament to the times will be far. It may help in cleansing schools of the most ROBERT H. H U B B A R D ...... Preesroom Manager the picture of a high school principal holding a anti-social, most dangerous and disruptive Joe Gark may bring order to the schoolhouse, JEANNE Q. FROMERTH ...... Circulation Manager baseball bat in his hands to enforce discipline and teen-agers; inside the meek remain and the small but let’s not call it education. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. U 1988-$ « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. 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Simply do The average nationwide rate approaches. late 1987, a trend many econo­ those institutions, prevailing assure you personally, that I'm degree in business administration Because I reached age 70 last benefits subject to federal income not make a 1987 Keogh contribu­ for 30-year loans as of last Friday Rates may even drop another mists blamed on a loss of rates on 30-year loans have not going to stand around for it to f f y M from Porter and Chester Institute in year, I am no longer allowed to tax. tion. Then, you won’t be an active In a previous column, I erred by was 9.94 percent plus 2 points, the quarter-point, he said. “ This is consumer confidence following dropped steadily from levels putter. I'm 48 and I don't want to I Rocky Hill. contribute to my IRA. Can I put participant in that plan. F lowest since April, according to going to help the housing indus­ “ Black Monday” on Wall Street. averaging 10*/^>RICINAL FORMULA The extrastrenj{ih pam formula with wanted to take. 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Bradley. 0, J .AAolone16266734, Colter55539, Bogues O Off De( T o tA v g S A T . F27 WALES CONFERENCE in the Big East. Kentucky, which lost its No. 1 Stanley Brundy and Kevin 1- 3 64)5 F. Johnson 14(M)5 J.S.WIIIIams 57 W o m e n 's F o u r wanted Villanova badly.” Philadelphia Big 5 rivals. The Wildcats used a 13-4 run for Ooklev. Chi. 45 171 399 570 12.7 W o m e n s M e n s M e n s M e d e l Patrick Dlvtiien 12 noon-6 p m F r e e 2- 26, Jones 1-204)2, Walker 56648, Alarle 14 Cage. LAC 41 205 303 508 12.4 1 .5 0 0 m S la lo m 5 0 k m M a n P o u n d a 5347 lead with 15:51 remaining The Orangemen rallied from a spot last month when upset by Edwards added 17 each for the 7 -1 1 p m W L T Pta GF GA Evans had a school-record 20 "We showed our character in 64)2.Totals40672526102 Williams, N.J. 36 156 278 434 12.1 S k a t e Auburn, is 17-3 overall and 33 in 11 30-12 mid...... Philadelphia 28 20 6 62 186 184 assists and 17 points and fresh­ coming back,” Coach John Cha­ before Temple rallied. seven-point deficit to improve to Blue Demons, who surged after Olaluwon, Hou. 42 165 311 476 11.3 NY Islanders 26 21 6 » 207 1H 135 overall. The Panthers. 16-3, the SEC. The Tigers are 12-8 and Bradley rallied from a 13point C L E V E L A N D (118) Barkley, Phil. 41 161 262 463 11.3 Pittsburgh 24 24 9 57 218 224 man Mark Macon scored 31 ney said of his Owls, 19-1, after Mike Vreeswyk scored 19 Hubbard 58 64 8, J.Williams 1615 5523, Lalmbeer, O t. 41 101 352 453 11.0 Bronie Medal 5-6 after losing to Kentucky for deficit for a tie at 67. S U N . F28 W o m e n s F o u r Washington 24 25 6 54 180 172 Wednesday night as No. 1 Temple their 79th victory in the last 81 points and Tim Perry 14 as the lost for the first time in 10 home Daugherty 7-12 65 18, Harper 614 4-5 12, E x h ib itio n a n d M.Malone, Wash. 42 187 277 464 11.0 5 ,0 0 0 m New Jersev 24 27 5 53 192 216 Price 612 53 18, West 55 04) 6, M a n Owls won their fifth straight games. the 58th time in 72 games. DePaul. 14-6, has beaten the Malone, Utah 44 159 326 485 11 0 12 n o o n - 11pm ,, Final games N Y Rangers 22 26 7 51 211 201 beat No. 20 Villanova 98-86. games at McGonigle Hall. K . Johnson691-213, Currv68609, Corbin 46 Torplev. Dali. 42 174 299 433 10.3 Adams Divislan Temple, promoted to the top In other games. No. 2 Purdue game. Sherman Douglas scored 16 for Braves II straighttimessince the 53 Il.To ta ls 4689 21-X 118. GmlnskI, Phil. 42 114 309 423 10.1 SATURDAY, FEB. 13: Opening Ceremony (McMahon Stadium); Hockey playoff round. NEAonAFigcg Boston 33 19 5 71 217 177 spot this week, got its first victory beat Michigan State 72-70, No. 11 No. 2 Purdue 72, Michigan SI. 70: Syracuse. The Orangemen, who No. 13 Iowa 92, Ohio 81. 75: B.J. 195354 season. Woshlnaton 14 10 29 19— 101 AAontreol X 17 10 70 214 182 Cleveland 1119 14 H—118 Assists SUNDAY, FEB. 28: Closing Ceremony (McMahon Stadium) Buffdo 25 22 9 59 191 211 of the season against a ranked Syracuse stopped No. 5 Pitt 84-75, Todd Mitchell scored 16 points lost to Pitt twice in the regular Armstrong scored 26 points and Bradley’s Hersey Hawkins, the 5Polnt goal— Currv. Fouled out— None. O No. Avg. Hartford X 25 7 53 IN IK team. The Owls lost by one point No. 10 Kentucky defeated Auburn and sparked a second-half surge season last year, when Stephen Jeff Moe 20, leading Iowa over leading Division I scorer with 35 Rebounds— Washington 46 (Cotledge 10). Johnson, LAL 43 500 11.6 Quebec 22 27 4 41 IK XI Cleveland 55 (D aughtxiv 13). Assists— Stockton, Utah 44 501 11.4 at Nevada-Las Vegas in their only 67-62, No. 13 Iowa downed Ohio that carried Purdue past Michi­ Thompson made a free throw and visiting Ohio State in the Big Ten. points per game, had 25. The Washington 23 (J.Malone 7), Cleveland 29 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Porter, Port. 42 455 10.8 Lonowood 68, Atlantic Christian 66 6. North Carolina (133) did not play. other game versus a Top 20 State 92-75, DePaul surprised No. gan State in the Big Ten. Douglas hit a 17-footer to give Armstrong and Moie led a 135 Braves are 134. (Daugher^ 6). Total fouls— Washington Jackson, N.Y. 44 442 10.0 Wednesday's college hoop scores 7. Neyodo-Los Vegas (20-2) did not L T 23, Cleveland 20. Technical— Bol. A— 9,179. MorylondTO, Clemson 66 W GF OA Rivers, Atl. 43 383 8.9 AAemphls St. 113, S. Mississippi 97 ploy. Detroit 27 19 8 217 182 Harper, Doll. 43 370 8.6 Miss. Valley St. 87, NIcholls St. 86 8. Brigham Young (131) did notplov. St. Louis 25 24 5 IK IK Pistons 98. Knicks 87 Thomas, Det 40 343 8.6 EAST he. Duke (133) did not play. 22 29 5 197 2 X Albany, N .Y . 77, Oneonta St. 71 Morris Brown 75, Fort Valley St. 63 Chicago Cheeks, Phil. 43 359 8.3 Mount St. Mary's, Md. 75, Randolph- 10. Kentucky (17-3) beat Auburn 6982. Minnesota 16 X 9 174 235 McMillan, Seo. 45 374 8.3 Alfred 83, Penn St.-Behrend 80 11. Syracuse (135) beat No. 5 Toronto 15 9 Al legheny 90, Case Western 57 AAaconTl 32 201 2X M C C cagers piling up the victories N E W Y O R K (87) Floyd. Hou. 40 322 8.1 N. COrollna A8,T 60, Winston-Salem 57 Rttsburgh8375. Smylhe Otvtslon Sports in Brief Wolker 6116212, (jreen 55604, Ewing 58 Assumption 77, St. MIchoel'sTD 12. Mlchlgon (134) did not play. Calgary X 17 6 72 Botes 100, Branddls 59 N.C. Wesleyan 74, (>reensboro 73, O T 272 211 46 10, Wilkins 611 04) 8, Jackson 612 1-113, Team OffenM Navy 63, William & AAorv 61, OT 13. Iowa (178) beat Ohio St 92-75. Edmonton X 18 7 67 3U IK Newman 36 62 6, Cummings 58 53 9, Bentley 86, Stonehl II75 5, Rob Greene 3 1-3 7, K eyin W ilson 10 6 P). Avg No rth<5eorgIa75, Shorter 73 14. Kansas St. (135) did not play. Winnipeg n 22 9 55 204 202 The wins keep piling up for the 4-3. MCC, currently ranked sixth Cougars. MCC led by as many as Cartwright 55 55 7, Tucker 58 52 10, Denver 43 5010 116.5 Bethanv,W. Vo. 102, Thiel 65 15. Bradley (154) lost to DePaul 8380. Los Angeles X X 5 45 216 257 E C ’s DiGiacomo to Rhode Island 9-13 31. Scott V an Oudenhoye ( 2-2 23, Donovan 66608. Totals 3680152187. Binghamton St. 91, Cortland St. 82 Old Dominion 81, W. Kentucky 76 Manchester Community College among New England junior col­ 17, 6348. Paul Swartz 24-68, To d d M e rcle r 2 2-2 6. Portlond 4? 4858 115.7 Pfelffer96, Lenolr-Rhvne86,OT 16. N. Carolina St. (134) did not play. VaiKOUver 18 31 7 43 192 213 Son Antonio 41 4714 115.0 Bloomfleld61, Steve ns Tech 57 17. Vanderbilt (135) beotTennessee9082 T^Mtdo^ Ooltw leges. hosts fifth-ranked Dean “ It was a case of quickness over Totals 31 1326 M. Bluefleld St. 81, Fairmont St. 74 St.Leo79,Eckerd57 East Catholic High’s Dave DiGiacomo, who anchored the Cougars. D E T R O IT (98) L.A. Lokers 43 4852 112.8 Vanderbt It 90,Tennessee 6a Wales Conference 6, Campbell Confer- Kevin Wilson scored 22 of his Junior College Tuesday at East intelligence,” MCC Coach Skip Y A L E J V (77) — Jo h n Culbertson 22-3 Mahom 69 54 15, Rodman 610 67 16, Boston 45 5065 117.6 Brooklyn Col. 59, Wagner 56 18. Wyoming (174) did not play. ence 5, O T Eagle offensive line from his center position, has signed a C. W. Post84, AAerev, N .Y . 71 Virginia St. 82, Bowie St. 75 6, Sid Sm ith 61-116, Ben Bradshaw 61-1 Lalmbeer 611 52 14, Dumars 7-12 44 18, Detroit 41 4555 111,1 19. Indiana (138) did not play. game-high 31 points in the second Catholic. Olander said. 17, SteyeDove50-010, Thad VoglerS32 Thomas69608, Johnson6132412,Sallev69 California, Pa. 71, Indiana, Pa. 64 MIDWEST national letter-of-intent to attend the University of Rhode Island. Seattle 45 4997 111.0 Akron 88, WrlghtSt.81 20. Vlllanova (137) lost to No. 1 Temple No iximes scheduled half to lead MCC past the Yale Scott Van Oudenhove tallied 11 Wilson and Paul Swartz each 10, E a rl Pholen 2 2-2 7, Ja n Antinnes 00-0 5214, Bedford60600, Lew ls611-21, Totols Phoenix 42 4540 108.1 Camegle-Mellon 73, John terrotl 72 9886. Tbundayt Gomes DiGiacomo, 3foot, 220-pound All-State selection, signed with 0, ScottGreenberger004)0, Jim MooreO Charleston, W.Va. 92, W. Virginia Tech 82 Albion 86, Alm a 70 of his,23 points (five 3pointers) in pulled down nine caroms for MCC 4674162598. _ Woshlngton 42 4538 108.0 Auoustana,lll. 80, North Park 77, OT New York Islanders at Toronto, 7:X the Rams the first day of the official signing period that began junior varsity, 88-77, Wednesday 0-0 0, M a rk Van CoH 3 0 0 6 . To ta ls 31 6-9 New Y o m 17 11 25 14— 87 Dallas 43 4629 107,7 Chevnev 122, East Stroudsburg 80 p.m. ClartonlO, EdInboroTS Aurora 96, Concordia, III. 76 Wednesday. night at East Catholic. the opening 20 minutes to give while Ben Bradshaw led Yale 77. Detroit 11 n IS 16-98 Sacramento 43 4629 107.7 Baldwin-Wallace 77, Mount Union 70 Washington at New York Rangers, 7:X Three-point field goals: MCC-Van 5Polnt goals— Tucker 2. Fouled out— Utah 44 4714 1071 ClarkU.86,Suffolk64 It was the (Sugars’ ninth MCC a 37-34 halftime lead. A Van with 17 points. Concord 84, Salem, W.Va. 82, OT Ball St. 77, W. Mlchlgan67 p.m. Oudenhove 5, Ashley 2, T u rn e r. Y - None. Rebounds— New York 41 (Cartw­ Atlonta 45 4792 106.5 Bowling Green 65, Miami, Ohio 59, O T Montreol at New Jersev, 7:45 pjn. straight victory and raised their Oudenhove 3pointer ignited a Bradshaw 4, Smith 3, Antinnes, Pholen. right 7), Detroit n (Lalm beer 15). Assists— Delowore90, Rider 77 MCC (M) — Greg Turner J 04) 5, Houston 42 4460 106.2 CapItaIR), Wooster S3 Quebec at Los Angeles, 10:X p.m. UConn-Syracuse game a sellout 23-7 second-half run by the Rodney B urney 00-0 0, Rick Ashley 3 04) H alftim e ; 37-34 M C C New York 18 (Wilkins 6), Detroit 23 Mllwoukee 42 4435 105.6 Dowling 104, N .Y. Tech 89 Transactions record to 137 while the Elis fell to Drew94, Elizabethtown 80 Cent. Michigan 87, Chicago St. 75 Edmonton at Vancouver, 10:X pjn. (Lalmbeer 8). Totol fouls— New York 25, PhllodelphIo 43 4532 105.4 Cent. St., Ohio 103, (Sannon 88, OT Detroit 27. A — 19,160. Indlono 44 4616 104.9 FDU-AAodlson 81, Delaware Vol. 72 HARTFORD — Connecticut’s Big East Conference game with Fronklln Pierce 79, Hawthorne 68 Oevelond St. 83, Va. Commonwealth 76 New Jersev at Detroit, 7;X p.m. Clevelond 45 4720 104.9 DePaul86,Bradlev80 Calgary at Philadelphia, 7:X p.m. Syracuse at the Hartford Civic Center on Feb. 20 has been sold Golden St. 42 4365 103.9 Geneseo St. 82, Oswego St. 72 BASEBALL (3ettysburg72, (}(cklnson6B DoanelO, Hastings 79 New York Islanders at Washington, 8:X out, officials announced Wednesday. Jazz93. Mavericks 80 Chicooo 45 4674 103.9 Dordt101,Westmar87 p.m . , Rich get richer in footbail recruiting wars New York 44 4554 103,5 Grove City 77, Wash. & Jeff. 75 MILWAUKEE BREWERS— Agreed to The advance sellout matches a New England record college Hamilton 67, Utlco63 E. Mlchlgan81,Toledo66 terms with Jay Aldrtch, pttcher, and Buftalo at Winnipeg, 8 ;X p.m. New Jersev 44 4414 100.3 Franklln88, Wabash 78 St. Lbuls at Chicago, 8 ;X p.m. basketball crowd of 16,016 that attended Connecticut’s upset of D A L L A S ( 88) L.A. Clippers 42 4087 97.3 Hobart 71, Rochester 69 Steve Kiefer and Tim PvznarskI, Bv The Associated Press Diego London of Riverdale. Md., defensive line, and we got it. We quarterback. Schrempf 1-7 6 0 2, Perkins 1-13 1-2 3, Husson 83, New &igland 78 Grand View 79, Iowa West vn 63 Inflelders, on one-year contracts. Boston at Edmonton, 9 :X p.m. Georgetown on Saturday. Donaldson 18 2-2 4, Harper 616 2-2 16, Ithaca 78, RochesterTech 70 Heldelbera9S,Olterbeln71 and defensive back Charles were looking for linebackers, and “ I wouldn’t trade ourclass with Team DefenM Hope96, Adrian 78 ' Connecticut defeated Syracuse, 51-50, at the Carrier Dome on Blockman 618 610 18, Tarplev 611 6 7 16, NO. Avg Johns Hopkins79,Swor1hmore75 CINCINNATI REDS— signed Eddie Pharm of Houston. we got them. We got the quarter­ anyone else in the country,” Davis 691-215, Blob61600, Wennington 52 0 Illinois Weslyn 85, DePauw 79 The rich got richer in Wednes­ Chicago 45 4528 100.6 Junlata78,York,Pa.74 Milner, outfielder, to o one-year contract. Jan. 16 before a sellout crowd of 29,898. back we wanted and we got a Vinny Cerrato, Notre Dame’s 2-2 6. Totals 2680 2627 80. Kean 13, Romopo 70 Indlono-Southeost 82, Hanover 72 day’s grab-bag of high school Oklahoma went into Texas and Atlonta 45 4567 101.5 lowa92,OhloSt.75 U T A H (91) 42 4364 103.9 Kutztown 7S, Bloomsburo 64 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— football talent. signed SuperPrep Magazine’s kicker. We covered all the recruiting coordinator, said. Malone6212420, lavaroni 1-5602, Eaton Houston Kalamazoo75,Ollvet68 Radio, TV Milwaukee 42 4369 104.0 Lofayeffe 72, Hofstib 52 Signed Bill (Xiwlev and Marty Bvstrom, All-Southwest Offensive and Def­ areas.” 54 2-2 6, Tripucka 612 1-1 15,Stockton 58 Lehigh 79, BucknellTl Kenyon 102,ObwllnB5 pitchers, to mlnor-leaaue contracts. The Top Ten teams in the final The Irish signed 22 recruits Utah 44 45K 104.2 Lincoln, AAo.98, N E Missouri 74 Pagllarulo loses arbitration case LSU invaded Texas to sign 67 13. Ballev 1622 66 24, Green V 20O 5 4696 104.4 Lock Haven 83, Slippery Rock 82, OT 1987 Associated Press poll all ensive Players of the Year — 9 45 from coast to coast, including Turpln62600, Hansen62525 Griffith 57(M) Cleveland AAarlan, WIs. IQ, Concordia, WIs. 73 Dollas 43 4499 104.6 Long Island U. 79, Falrlelgh Dickinson 78 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS— Agreed to T(H6IOHT NEW YORK — The New York Yankees won their arbitration increased their talent pools sig­ running back Ike Lewis of Dallas linebackers Tyrone Malone of 9.TotoIs368517-2293. 6Aanhattanvllte96, Kings Point 85 A6orquet1e85, Canislus 73 terms with Scott Oarrelts, pitcher, on a 6-foot-7, 235-pound tight end L.A. Lakers 43 4508 104.8 Michigan Tech 74, N. Michigan 71 7 p.m. — College basketball: North case Wednesday against Mike Paglianilo when Lawrence and linebacker Joe Bowden of Houston and Nigel Ventress of 44 4615 104.9 Marlst59,St, Francis, NY43 one-veor contract. Carollno-Charlotte at Alabama- nificantly as the seven-week Derek Brown of Merritt Island, Dallas 14 18 21 21-18 New York Missouri Baptist 70, Columbia, 6Ao. 63 Indiana 44 4621 105.0 Muhlenbm94, Lebanon Vol. 76 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS— Agreed to Birmingham, ESPN Holden awarded the third baseman $500,000 instead of the signing period got under way. North Mesquite. TheSooners also Port Arthur, running back Wayne Utah M 18 U H-91 N.J.Techl00,N.Y.Polv55 AAo:-St. Louis 82, Mlssourl-Rolla 67 terms with Te rry Pendletan,thlrd baseman- Fla., considered the South’s best PhllodelphIo 43 4573 106.3 Muskingum 73, Marietta 71 7;X p.m. — College basketball: $675,000 he asked for. Of course, the actual results signed running back Kenyon Williams of Brazoria and defen­ 5ltalnt goals— Harper Z Davis Z Griffith 45 4805 106.8 N .Y . M aritim e 58, Vassor 57 outfielder, on a one-veor contract. prospect, and offensive linemen 3, T rip u c k a 2, Stockton. Fouled o u t - Boston Nebraska Weslyn 79, Dana 59 Colgate at Hartford, W KHT sive back rafael Adams of Detroit 41 4407 107.5 New Haven 16, New Hampshire Coll. 73 Pagliarulo made $175,000 in 1987 and could have made $587,500 won’t be known for several years, Rasheed of Kansas City, Mo., and Torplev. Rebounds— Dollas 61 (Torplev Notre Dome64, Fordhom 59 8 p.m. — ColleMbasketball: Wichita Gene McGuire of Panama City, L.A. Clippers 42 4526 107.8 NewPaltzSt.8S,Upsala75 BASKETBALL State at Indiana State, SportsChannel SuperPrep’s All-Midlands Defen­ Jasper. The Tigers signed only 17), Utah 53 (Malone 13). Assists— Dallas 18 Norwich 65, Skktmore61 Ohio Northern 49, Wittenberg 47 Centtnental Basketboll Assectattan this year had he accepted an offer Tuesday by Yankees general but on the surface Miami, Florida Fla., 293pound Justin Hall of Washington 42 4554 108.4 OhlaU.71,KentSt.61 9 p.m. — College basketball: N.C. nine players from Louisiana. (H arper 6), Utah 32 (Stockton 16). Total 45 48K 108.8 Old Westbury 16, Medgar Evers 47 TOPEKA SIZZLERS-Nomed Bob Hill manager Lou Piniella to split the difference. State, Oklahoma, Syracuse, LSU, sive Player of the Year, tackle Plano, Texas, and Lindsay Knapp fouls— Dallas 21, Utah 23. A— 12,444. Seattle Ohio Weslyn94, Denison 67 State at North Carolina, ESPN New Jersev 44 4854 110.3 Phlta. TextIleTO, WIdenerSS heod coach. 11 p.m. — College basketball; UCLA Pagliarulo, 27, batted .234 last season with 32 homers and 87 Nebraska, Auburn, Michigan Mike Filson ot Edmond, Okla. Michigan State rode its Rose Pltt.-Bradford61, Genevo61 Purdue72,MlchloonSt.70 of Deerfield, 111. Portlond 42 4680 111.4 Rocktord8l,Judson80 FOOTBALL at use, ESPN runs batted. He has 86 homers and 251 RBI in four major league State, UCLA and Texas A&M all “ We were looking for people Bowl victory to an excellent Denver 43 4858 113.0 Qulnnlptocn, Springfield 68 Rutgers-NevKirk 72, Montclair St. 61 St. Ambroae69, vnerbo 65 recruiting year although Tom Quarterback Todd Marinovich, Phoenix 42 4748 113.0 St. FToncIs, III. 93, R o M ve lt6 5 DETROIT LIONS— Named Dick Mod- seasons, all with the Yankees. had outstanding success in the who could start for us and help us (3olden St. 42 4761 113.4 Scranton 79, Wilkes 64 as sophomores. I think we got Lemming, a Chicago-based tal­ who passed for a national high Southampton at Queens Coll.,ppd.,power St. Louls80,anclnnatl73 zelewskl defensive line cooch. recruiting wars. Rec Hoop Sacramento 43 4894 113.8 St. Xavier 75, Illinois Tech6S GREEN BAY PACKERS-Nomed Hank ent scout for The Prep Football school career record 9,194 yards, Son Antonio 41 4840 118.0 fall “ How we stack up with the rest that,” Coach Barry Switzer said. St. Anselm 11, American Inti. 71 Tiffin 78, Urbana77 Bullough defensive coordinator and line­ Threat keeps Yates from game signed with Southern Cal. Maii- Washington, Mo. 75, Westminster, Mo. 74 backer cooch. Calendar of them around the country we “ Every player we recruit we Report, said that “ Michigan was St. Joseph's, N.Y. 73, Cothedrel 63 the leader in the Big Ten. novich spent his first two years at Staten Island 102, Y o rk , N. Y. S3 SOUTHWEST HOCKEY ST. LOUIS — Cincinnati coach Tony Yates chose not to coach really don’t know,” Miami Coach think can play for us as a Stockton St. 86, Rulgers-Camden 77 Arkansas 63, Texas Oulstlon 61 Nottofial Heckev League sophomore. We think this is a Michigan brought in a lot of Mater Dei High School in Santa Adults Baylor 71, Southern Meth. 57 Wednesday’s game against St. Louis University because of a Jimmy Johnson said. "W e’ll Syracuse 84, Pittsburgh 75 NEW YORK RANGERS-Recolled TODAY good class.” skilled players and seven of the Ana, Calif., before transferring to PD6S 126 (John Pfohl 44, Dan Still 25, Temple98, Vlllanova 86 Houston 72, Texas Tech 68 Rudy Poeschek, defenseman, from Col3 death threat, university officials said. probably find out three or four Bowling Towson St. 74, Drexel 64 Kansas78,Oklohama St. 68 Beys Batkelball country’s best offensive Capistrano Valley High in Mis­ Bill Anderson 25, Luke Strunk 12, Sean rado of the International Hockey League. Cheney Tech at Bolton, 7;M "The university is taking the threat seriously,” said a years from now when we win Syracuse’s incoming class in­ MePadden 12) Style 106 (Curt LeDovt Trenton St. 94, Jersey O tv St. 85 Prolrle View 85, SE Loulslona 14 RACING sion Viejo, Calif. W. Connecticut 77, NYU74 Schreiner 106, Mary Hordln-Bovlor 97 Girts BoskefBall some championships.” cludes three Parade Magazine linemen.” 35, Paul Sebestyon 22, B ruce Le D o vt 22, PIM LICG— Announced the resignation East Hampton at Coventry, 7:X statement issued by Cincinnati. Frank Norse 14, Mike Borgnord 13) W. Virginia St. 78, Alderson-Broaddus 73 Texas 68, Rloe66 of Bill Ramsey, director of operations. Johnson said the Hurricanes All-Americans. Texas A&M added to an al­ Wovneisburg 11, Westminster, Pa. 63 Texas A&l 76, St. Edward's, Texas 70 Beyl SwIfflffliiiB The threat came from a man who called the Bearcats’ office B C I 86 (K im Bushev 27, M ike Faslev Nits Owls SOCCER Simsbury at Manchester, 4 p.m. "signed a quality class, espe­ “ We are extremely pleased ready deep roster that has won 14, Paul WIthee 13, Bob Maronev 10, West Chester 73, Mansfield 6a „ PAR WEST Malar tadeer Seccer AsaectaWen Tuesday afternoon and said Yates would be killed while in St. Bernie Vogel 10) DIRosa Cleaners 74 C in d y Dodson 222-195578, Debbie WestUbertv66,OlenvllleSl.6S aoremont-MuddTl, lo Verne 67 cially as far as filling our needs. over the quality of our recruiting three straight SWC titles. Run­ Colorado87, Iowa St. 75 ST. LOUIS STEAMERS— Announcedihe FRIDAY Louis, officials said. (Don Gulnan 24, Carl Bulouclus 21, Al Rugglono 215535, Beth Hook 186511, Wl|ltams92, Trinitv.conn. 66 resignation of Bing Devine, president. class,” recruiting coordinator ning back Robert Wilson of A nita Shorts 195481, Roxanne W ilson SOUTH Colorado Mines 101, Colorado Col. 81 Beys Basketball Assistant coach Ken Turner coached Wednesday in Yates’ We signed some outstanding Pendleton signs Robb 14) COLLEGE Manchester at Rockville, 7:M Houston signed with the Aggies, Standings: Notional — BCI 9-2, 196478, B a rrI Chom pagne 175-474, M a r­ AtabanM61, Mississippi St. 48 Pomono-Rtzer62, Whittier 60 WESTERN ATHLETIC receivers, running backs and a Bob Casullo said. “ It’s probably Redlands 74, Ocddental 64 East Catholic at Xavier, 7 p.m. absence. Sportsman's Cafe 63, Manchester Bar ian Gordon 176454, Judy Clemson 453, American U.68, Richmond 63 CONFERENCE— Suspended Jonathon couple of good defensive backs. one of the best, if not the best.” who also got three of the best ST. LOUIS (AP) - Third Kenlyn Strelber 467. Bea O 'C o n n o r 453, AverettTS, Va. Weslevan67 ReglsB5,Alaaka-Fairbanks79 Girls Basketball Association 63 , M ain Pub 7-4, DIRosa Sommers, Wyoming fonrard, for one Rockville at Manchester, 7 :X junior college players in the Morion Smith 476, Kathy BerzenskI 474. Belmont Abbey 89, Mars HI IIS) U.S. International 96, Cent. Florida 79 And the bonus comes with the big, The recruits include quarter­ baseman Terry Pentlleton signed Cleaners 65, B.A. Club 65, Westown gome for his Involvement In a fight In a nation — tight end Mike Jones a one-year contract with the St. P h a rm a c y 4-6, Irish Insurance 57, Berry 8X Kennesaw 77 gome with Texos-EI Paso. SATURDAY ND’s Fazio joins Falcons In NFL strong defensive linemen we back Wendal Lowery, of Fort Smith Brothers Insurance 58, Smoke Homs Enginaara E. Kentucky 97, S. Carolina St. 70 Beys Basketball signed.” Lauderdale. Fla., and defensive and defensive lineman Pat Cun­ Louis Cardinals on Wednesday as 1-9. Elon77, High Point 71.0T How Top 20 fared CENTRAL CONNECTICUt STATE— East Hampton at Coventry, 7:X SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Notre Dame defensive coordinator Rortda Southern 79, Rollins 76, OT Johnson listed Miami’s top linemen George Rooks, of White ningham of Sacramento Junior both sides averted an arbitration A m e rica n — Pogonl Caterers 9-1, Renee Ellis 186196512, Fran O'Brien Announced the resignation of BIIIDetrlck,as Girls Basketball Foge Fazio has resigned to become special teams and tight end Style 64, PD&S 65, Manchester Police 186453, K aren Vendette 205520, Karin RorldaTech68,Tampa63 head basketball cooch, effective Imme­ East Catholic at St. Joseph, 7 :X recruits as running back Ellery Plains, N.Y., and Garland Haw­ College and John Cooper, a hearing. 65, Manchester Cycle 67, Gentle Touch Scheer 196537, TrudI Zuldema 192-514, Furm an 81, Citadel 68 How the Associated Press Top Twenty diately, and os Interim athletic director, coach for the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons, Coach Lou Holtz said college basketball teams fared Wednes­ Ice Hockey Roberts of Mlneola, N.Y.; wide kins of Hyattsville, Md. defensive back from Tyler, Pendleton, who made $190,000 Cor Wosh 59. Kris Carpenter 197-502, Jeanne Buc- (ta. Southswstern 75, Tro y St.Tt effective Sept. 1. Manchester vs. South Windsor (Hart­ cherl 176-459, E la in e Boles 178, Bette (jardner-Webb 107, Mount Olive 89 day; NOTRE DAME— Announced the resig­ Wednesday. receivers Lamar Thomas of “ This is an unusual year. We Texas, JC. last season, sought $795,000 and (jeorglaTI, Rorlda65 1. Tem ple (19-1) beat No. 20 Vlllanova ford Arena), 7;M p.m. “ Foge had a number of different options to choose from when Midgets Dufrolne 175181-520, Linda M ahe r 182- nation of Foge Fazlo,defenslve coordinator East Catholic vs. North Haven (Ben­ Gainesville, Fla., and Leslie found everything we were looking As expected, Notre Dame the team offered $550,000. 501, A lice H Irth 186201-205584, M artha GeoralaColl.55, Oglethorpe 49 98-86. to become special teams and ttghtend nett Rink), 6 p.m. he first joined our staff two years ago, so I feei fortunate that we G ra n t 193-451, B etty M ostandreo 175 HowardU.S1,Co^nSt. 75 2. Purdue (20-2) beat Michigan St. 7^70. coach with the Attanta Falcons. Shepherd of Forestville, Md.; for and signed everyone we signed many of the nation’s top Pendleton, 27, batted .286 with C o m m u n ity Y — 76ers 34 (C hirs Jackson St. 79, Tennessee St. 77, O T WresHlita had the privilege of having him handle our defense the last two Loomis 16, Brian Loomis 12) Bulls 32 461, Mary PrestI 116176506, Beverly PRAIRIE VIEW ASM— Named Honey East Hartford at Manchester, noon defensive linemen Kipp Vickers found,” Casullo said. “ We were high school players while Souths 12 home runs and 96 RBI last M o rin 500, D onna H ardesty 459, M a rlys Johnson C. Smith 70, N.C. Central 65 3. Arizona (21-2) did not play. Cotchlngs hood football coach. (Tom Kelley 12) 4. Oktahoma (21-2) did not ploy. East Catholic at ACC Championship years,” Holtz said. ______looking to get help on the em Cal got the nation’s premier year. Dvorak 474, Michelle Bilodeau 4U, Kentuckv69, Auburn 62 RHODE ISLAND— Announced the re­ (St. Bernard) of Tarpon Springs, Fla., and Jazz 41 (Shane Buzzell 29, Eric Mevn LSU7iLMIulsslppl57 • 5. Rttsburgh (16-3) lostte No. 11 Syracuse 10) Hawks 30 (Julie Melsser 21, Tim A lyce M c A rd le 466, Shirley Eldrldge tirement of John Chuckran, othlettc Cheney Tech at COC Tournament, 10 Kelsey 12) 451, Denise Randolph 456, Kim Lutz 452. Lanel14,Mlllsaps96 84-75. director,effective August 31. o.m . 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 11, 1988 Mount Allan gets best of Olympic skiers first time

By Steve Wllstein teammate Peter Mueller as the Committee’s chief medical of­ and tumy, with hard snow, and Zurbriggen said the course was Skaardal in 2:04.99 and Canadian The Associated Press pre-race favorite three days ficer said he would seek sanctions it’s quite rough.” “very difficult at the top but I Felix Belczyk in 2:05.00 before the start of the Games. against two American officials Course designer Bernhard enjoyed it. It’s a good course.” Jeff Olson of Bozeman, Mont., CALGARY. Alberta - They On a day when the tempera­ involved in the blood-doping of Russi of Switzerland, the 1972 was the leading American, finish­ Mail buoys holiday spirits came to conquer this mountain, tures ranged from 9 degrees Nordic skier and jumper Kerry Olympic downhill champion, His time of 2 minutes, 2.64 ing 27th in 2:08.45. sculpted especially forthe Winter below zero in Calgary to a Lynch. wanted it that way, Boyd said, iseconds was three-quarters of a Doug Lewis of Salisbury, Vt., DEAR ABBY: I am the naval chaplain aboard the Olympics to taunt the world’s relatively balmy 25degrees at the —Britain’s Princess Anne was “probably because he doesn’t second faster than teammate named to the U.S. team last week USS Coral Sea. “Flabbergasted” Is the only word to best downhill racers, but it beat finish line on Mount Allan. 60 reported to be in line to fill a have to run it." Daniel Mahrer, who was timed in despite a broken left collarbone describe my feelings about the Operation Dear Puppies found on Wyllys St. them on the first run and left them miles away, downhill skiing pro­ vacancy on the IOC left by the Mueller, who won last year’s 2:03.39. Wasmeier placed third at that still hasn’t healed, finished Abby-Amerlca Remembers campaign! cursing in the wind. vided the most action. resignation of 37-year member World Cup race here, said the 2:03.58, followed by Austria’s 58th out of the 63 who completed I was stunned by the outpouring of love, concern D e a r A b b y By Barbara Richmond The puppies, both males, terrier cross female. She’s tan Anton Steiner in 2:03.59, Mueller their runs. His time of 2:21.38 was and white and is about 1 year, It beat them with its sharp There was plenty of maneuver­ Ix)rd Luke. course is much slower now and and generosity reflected in the literally countless Abigail Van Buren Manchester Herald were found roaming together turns and sneaky bumps and ing away from the slopes, though. -South Korean political and doesn’t even look like a downhill in 2:04.23, France’s Luc Alphand nearly 19 seconds off Zurbrlg- thousands of cards, letters and packages we on Wyllys Street on Feb. 7. Dog old. She was found roaming on tricky, sudden drops. It slugged —The U.S. Olympic Committee sports officials said they expect slope after it was radically in 2:04.42, Norway’s Atle gen’s pace. received from your readers. Day after day, the mall Felix and Oscar, this week’s Warden Richard Rand said Lockwood Street on Feb. 7. them with strong gusts at the negotiated a settlement that more terrorist acts by North changed by shifting truckloads of brought us hand-drawn pictures from children, featured pets, are not really an they are about 4 months old. The other new one is a unsheltered top of a steep, barren could nip a controversy over the Korea to try to disrupt prepara­ dirt and boulders to make it more Gault causing quite a stir photos of individuals and families, long handwritten odd couple. They are Labrador They are very friendly and doberman pinscher and she­ start and slowed them to despair placement of Chicago Bears tions for this summer’s Olym­ difficult. letters, personal notes and beautiful greeting cards.' retriever-shepherd cross pup­ playful. pherd cross. He’s black and with teasing twists the rest of the receiver Willie Gault on the pics. The officials said they would "The top section is more like a CALGARY, Alberta (AP) - tryouts in Igis, Austria, forcing One package was marked "Estimated value $100.” pies waiting at the dog pound to Besides the puppies there white and is about 1 year old. way. bobsled team. Don LaVigne. step up vigilance against such giant slalom,” he said. “Iprefera The U.S. bobsled coach wishes alternate sled-pusher Don La­ Wrong! The contents were worth at least $1 million enough for raising their spirits at a time when they be adopted, if not claimed by an were two other new dogs at the He was wearing a nice studded Mount Allan won the day booted off the team to the dismay acts as the fatal bombing at true downhill.” he’d never heard of Willie Gault. Vigne off the team with only a in love, concern and heightened morale. One family had expected to feel lonely and depressed. owner. pound this week. One is a collar and a flea collar when The reason Mueller, Boyd and month to go before the Olympics. picked upon Sycamore Lane on against nearly all the skiers, of other bobsledders when Gault Seoul’s Kimpo Airport in I986and "We thought Willie could make had sent a small menorah with the Hanukkah Keep up the good work, Abby. I am one of your taking a toll most against the was added as an alternate pusher the downing of a Korean Airlines many other downhillers don’t The bobsledders, a tightly knit candles, which went directly to our Jewish lay 19-year-old readers. Please keep printing those Feb. 3. much care for the course is that a difference at the start of a run group, did not make Gault feel Posey, the female terrier biggest and strongest in the last month, agreed to be rein­ plane with 115 passengers last because of his world-class speed, reader. addresses for other readers. It’s a great feeling to opening training runs, but it stated. pending approval by the year, which they blamed on North they rely on strength and weight welcome. You should have seen those sailors and Marines know you’re helping to boost the morale of our men cross, found on Tower Road on sport’s governing international to stay crouched in a tuck position but a 600-pound sled puts a Matt Roy, driver for the No. 2 Jan. 2 and featured in the found a friend in a small, slick Korea. damper on his speed,” Coach Jeff going through the mail — looking for a postmark and women in uniform. Swiss with a choirboy smile. federation. —And all over Calgary pin and glide swiftly over the snow. team, considers Gault a profes­ near home, a feminine handwriting or a nicely ROSE’TTA PENSIERO. TAMPA column a couple of weeks ago, They are at a disadvantage Jost said Wednesday as the furor sional athlete and has threatened has been adopted by a Man­ Pirmin Zurbriggen. the defend­ Bobsled coach Jeff Jost said he mania raged, with aficionados over Gault’s sudden appointment scented envelope (they’re still men!) ing World Cup overall champion was sorry Gault ever showed up. enthusiastically trading some 600 against skiers like Zurbriggen to boycott the Olympics if Gault is We had to limit each man to three minutes only to DEAR ABBY: Did you know that more than 28,000 chester family. and West Germany’s giant sla­ to the team appeared to have put into his sled. Scott Pladel, a Also adopted by a Manches­ whose style is made for this He called Gault a “disruptive designs relating to the Games. been resolved. search the trays of mail so that more men could Christmas cards and letters were received by crew mountain, handled the turns like force’’ and added. "He was a Up on Mount Allan, though, lom specialist Markus Wasmeier, crew member in Roy’s sled, said select letters to answer. members of the USS Missouri? They were ter family this week was a a fine-tuned sportscarand posted world-class track star, but he’s pins, politics, drugs and dissen­ who are better at shifting their Gault, a wide receiver for the the U.S. Bobsled Federation’s This year’s campaign was an overwhelming, addressed to B.Y.M. (Beautiful Young Men), handsome, neutered male she­ the fastest time among the 69 not a world-class starter in the sion all seemed very distant. balance and maneuvering to Chicago Bears, created the con­ bumping of LaVigne “took all our unqualified success, Abby. Short of letters from our Operation Dear Abby Iff, to any and all sailors and pherd cross. He was found at skiers on the redesigned course bobsled.’’ Canadian Rob Boyd said the handle the bumps and turns more troversy when he qualified forthe friendship and hard work and own families, this effort was the .single biggest Marines aboard this ship. the Burr’s Corners shopping Wednesday. He quickly replaced —The International Olympic exposed top ridge was “twisty common to slalom. U.S. bobsled team last month in flushed it down the toilet.” morale booster we have ever had. Being away from home during Christmas was not center and made an instant hit These men in our Coral Sea battle group deserve nearly as sad because of all those letters and with the granddaughter of the all the love and affection that you heaped so packages. Many of us are answering letters by the family. She took him out for a I generously on them. We thank you for lending your dozens, and several divisions are donating many run at the pound and found him considerable influence to this project. Please hours of off-duty time in order to answer letters very obedient and they decided convey to Don Grimes, the chairman, our deepest from hundreds of school children whose teachers to adopt him. appreciation. Sincerely and gratefully... actually made letter-writing to us an assignment. Jay, a cute male terrier I MICHAEL D. HALLEY, I want to say thank you to each and every one who cross, and Licorice, a nice little COMMAND CHAPLAIN wrote, because there is no way we can handle all this young setter cross, also fea­ mail. tured recently in the column, GENUINE PARTS A AUTHORIZED SERVICE GUIDE.. DEA CHAPLAIN HALLEY: Now let’s hear it God bless you all. are both waiting to be adopted. from a civilian who was one of thousands of patriotic PAUL LAHNEY, USS MISSOURI The dog pound is located on town property near the town ets. multiplication, division and are improved in almost every respect swer to a Chevy Blazer or a Jeep Wa- Dear Abby readers who participated in the America P.S. If you ever come to Long Beach, I’d be glad to Time once again for Dennis Siman- Remembers campaign: give you a tour of our great ship. landfill on Olcott Street. Rand aitis to tell us which riew cars tested square roots — all those things we ex­ except for fuel economy. goneer. The Rover is very nice for is at the pound weekdays from by Road & Track in 1987 are the most pect in a proper equation. It uses re­ Of the 40 new cars tested in 1987, shopping on the high street or for go­ DEAR ABBY: I just want to tell you about the DEAR ABBY: We are members of the 349th Air noon to 1 p.m. The phone KlB>IMGYOUR fun. sults from the tests Road & Track's the one with the highest fun factor is ing out shooting with the royal family. number at the pound is 643- Understand, this is no seat-of-the- staff routinely performs on new cars. ... Honda's CRX Si, with a fun factor It's just that the Rover posted medio­ responses I received from our GIs overseas from Refueling Squadron at Beale Air Force Base. Calif.. Barbem RIchmond/Minohaater Herald pants judgment. Although Dennis is In the end, the equation gives a two- of 186. In second place, Volkswagen’s cre skid-pad, slalom, fuel-economy, your America Remembers campaign. in the middle of three weeks temporary duty to 6642. If there is no answer call CARAUVE now the magazine's executive editor, or three-digit number; the higher the 16-valve GTl. Rounding out the top 10 acceleration and braking figures, and I wrote 12 letters, and got 10 back! I was shocked Okinawa. We were dumb-founded at the number of TWO AVAILABLE — Felix and Oscar are a couple, but the police department at 646- 4555. There is also someone on Peter Bohr in a past life he was a professor of number, the more the fun. are Nissan’s Pulsar, Toyota’s FX16. costs more than 30 grand to boot. when I got the first one, and when nine more cards and letters we received from your readers. not odd. They are Labrador retriever-shepherd crosses Toyota’s MR2 Supercharged, Ford’s duty at the pound Monday mathematics. The elements used in the equation Notice that most of the cars at the followed. 1 couldn’t believe it. Those guys were so You cannot imagine how much that outpouring of and are waiting to be adopted. Drawing on that background, he’s consist of a car's skid-pad perfor­ Festiva L, Chevrolet’s Camaro IROC- bottom are quite expensive. The equa­ grateful to think that a stranger would take the time love and gratitude boosted our morale. through Friday from 6to9p.m. formulated one of the more innova­ mance (a test of cornering ability), Z, Chevrolet’s Corvette, Pontiac’s tion does indeed penalize costly cars to write or send a card, they couldn’t thank me KAY. TONY, MIKE, LOU AND ROD There is a $5 fee to adopt a Figuring a car’s ‘fun factor’ tive mathematical equations in auto­ slalom speed (a test of responsiveness Fiero Formula and Mazda's MX-6 if they are not sufficiently entertain­ dog and the new owner must motive engineeringdom. The equation to steering changes), fuel economy, GT. ing to drive. As Dennis says, “What’s have the dog licensed and see By Peter Bohr produces what Dennis calls the “fun acceleration time to 60 miles per As you can see, none of the top-10 wrong with expecting superlatives that it has its rabies shots. Contributing Ekiitor, Road & Track factor■' for a particular car. hour, braking distance from 80 miles cars is especially exotic. About half of when one parts with superlative Pipe smoking isn’t safer Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. Fun cars are very important to us per hour and, finally', price. The equa­ them carry four passengers. And with dollars?” needs good homes for cats and at Road & Track. Sure, like most ev­ tion includes just about everything of the exception of the 'Vette, none is Even though the Corvette carries a kittens that need permanent eryone el.se, we want our cars to start importance except a car’s styling and particularly pricey. The base price of high price tag, its test results were so DEAR DR. GO’TT: I was in Mexico last month. On homes. This week’s featured on a cold winter's morning, have status symbolism. the winning Honda is less than good that it earned a high fun-factor all the diet-soda bottle.® there was a warning that For those of you who like statistics, cat is one of several cats and enough room to carry kids and gro­ $ 10, 000. rating anyway. translated as “This beverage should not be ceries, and make it through rush-hour the typical car tested in 1987 drives kittens that have been living at around the skid pad at 0.79g (the same Among the bottom 10 on the fun Dennis's mathematical musings consumed by pregnant women, children under 3 or a motel in Newington. traffic without overheating — all list: Porsche's 944S, Nissan’s 300ZX, show that certain affordable cars D r. G o t t those practical things. as in 1986), weaves through the sla­ phenylketonurics." AH of these products contained The elderly owner of the Merkur's Scorpio, Porsche’s 928S4, might just be more fun than high- Nutrasweet. Why the warning? Peter Gott. M.D. motel, which is near the But a car doesn't necessarily have lom at 61.5 mph (60.5 mph in 1986), Pontiac’s Bonneville SE, BMW's 735i, priced exotica. to be boring to drive to do all that. A and gets 20.9 mpg (21.9 mpg). It accel­ Humane Society, said people Mercedes-Benz’ 300TD, Jaguar’s XJ6 DEAR READER: Nutrasweet is the brand name good-handling, good-performing car erates from zero to 60 mph in 8,7 sec­ and Mercedes-Benz’ 420SEL. © Road L Track dump the cats at the motel and PROFESSIONAL can be useful, too. Nor does it have to onds (9.1 seconds), and returns to zero for a form of aspartame, a common synthetic he has been feeding and taking be outrageously expensive. mph from 80 mph in 263 feet (275 feet Last of all, with a fun factor of only © 1987, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN, sweetener that is widely u.sed in diet drinks and 18, is the Range Rover, Britain’s an­ care of them. He is in the QUALTIY CONTROLLED Dennis’s equation is full of brack­ in 1986). As you can see, the 1987 cars other diet products. The substance reacts badly in process of selling the business patients with phenylketonuria, or PKU. a birth 80 had to call Aid to Helpless AUTO BODY REPAIRS! defect in which the body lacks an enzyme to change allowing the child to suck her thumb and hoping that Animals to try and find homes ALL MAKES... DOMESTIC & IMPORT the amino acid phenylalanine to tyrosine. Pregant social pressure in school would be sufficient to end for the cats. • 3 LICENSED APPRAISERS • women (who may be carrying a child who has PKU) the behavior. He has had all of them CHORCHES and PKU children must be careful to avoid Clearly, this is a complicated problem for which neutered or spayed but aspartamebecau.se it cancau.se mental retardation there is no universal solution. The trick, it seems to couldn’t afford to have them all LOAN AND RENTAL C M S OF MANCHESTER if inappropriately ingested. me, is to structure the situation so that the child will have their shots. The organiza­ AVAILa I u E ^^APPOINTMEm no longer wish to suck his or her thumb to achieve tion will get the shots done if 80 OAKLAND ST. DEAR DR. GO’TT: You had a letter from a reader security. This often requires patience and behav­ someone will adopt them. •FLAT BED SERVICE • whose 12-year-old daughter still sucks her thumb. ioral modification on the part of the parents, in The group also needs tem­ CHRYSLER-DODGE My daughter had the same problem. It started after conjunction with medical advice given by a porary housing for some of the a family trauma. When she started school. I bought pediatrician. cats and kittens that are ONE OP THE ONLY CHRYSLER a necklace with a stout chain and a smooth agate Although I’m glad to hear that the agate-on-a- waiting to be adopted. To adopt /MORIARTY m ioTHERS/ pendant. She was able to use the pendant safely as a chain worked for your daughter. I’m concerned that Judy Lazorlk/apedal to tha Harald a cat or offer to provide socially acceptable substitute for her thumb, and it the pendant might, with time, become loosened and temporary housing, call any of DEALERS IN GREATER HART­ kept her hands busy. It worked for her. be inhaled as a foreign body, causing asphyxiation. I WAITING — Puffy Investigates the hood of a car. She’s the following numbers: 666- 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. 643-5135 FORD WITH A PARTS DEPART­ also worry that a child might displace her security one of many cats waiting to be adopted through Aid to 7000, 623-0489, 232-8317, or 242- STAN M. OZIMEK, MGR.______DEAR READER: Since publishing the column on from the thumb to an object, thereby simply Helpless Animals. 2156. thumbsucking. I have had comments from many substituting one problem for another. 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Bv Jerry Buck PerkiM, the inexperienced young lawyer sex,” Drake said. 7 Over there 9 Horse (sl.j The Associated Press played by Michele Greene. Smits (u^o plays attorney Victor Sifuentes) | 10 At a 11 Female takes me under his wing. Benny’s biggest | distance sandpiper " It was only her second time in court, and LOS ANGELES — Larry Drake ts so she was very fearful,” Drake said. ”I was problem is loneliness. Jimmy suggests he go i 12 Small Island 13 Between . to a center to meet other people w lm , 13 Bitter nut Colo, and Mo. convincing as Benny, the retarded office boy originally in Just one scene, the courtroom 14 Kiss Me 18 Foxy on NBC’s “ L.A. Law,” that some of the other scene. Then they added another scene.” development problems. I meet a girl and takej 15 Lending boat 20 Actress Lupino her out to dinner.” actors weren’t sure at first whether he was He was brought back this season and has J rncVAGiNO: Z ip p y t « c p in u c *!) 16 Shake I 22 Similar acting or not. been in 10 of 16 episodes and expects to appear She is played by Heidi Hennessey, ZOpCCPT X OEtCAnCM:crPAIC MAWX1M (BXtlliwcM) 17 Small anvil compound "The first time I worked with him, I didn’t in 16 of this season’s 22. mentally retarded actress from Theater 19 Pig sounds 23 Pronged taik to him before the scene, so I made sure I “ I still work week to week,” Drake said. Unlimited in San Francisco. ' PEANUTS by Charlat M. Schulz 21 Scottish Implement Drake did some research on mental , landowner 24 River In Russia taiked to him afterward,’’ confessed Alan ' "They call me in when they have something. ’ ’ retardation when he played Lenny in “ Of ■ ■ " 23 Football, In 25 Spiritual leader Rachins, who plays lawyer Douglas Brack- At the beginning of the season, his mother, I WONDER IF IT's t i n Mice and Men.” Now he frequently consults , WHAT PIP YOU SAY? NOTHING IMPORTANT England 26 Little pieces man. "H e was so good, I wanted to see for played by Lesley Woods, told Abby she was POSSIBLE TO FALL IN 27 Mora 28 Bridge on the myself." dying of leukemia and asked Abby to put her Nora Baladerian, a therapist who treats the ; LOVE WITH THE BACK i r — “This game show Is just like musical chairs, serpentina River 40 Large antelope 48 Newts Drake’s role as Benny Stulwics has not only affairs in order, including finding a way for retarded. She introduced Drake to one of her ; except we have five kleptomaniacs OF SOMEONE'S HEAP.. C tSSS by MCA. Inc 32 Wild sheep 29 Poetic foot 42 Cities 49 Pennsylvania captivated his fellow actors, but the public as Benny to support himself. Abby arranged for clients. ; and only four things to steal." 33 Garden tool 30 Singer 43 Went by car “ I hang around with him and see what his ; 44 Hawaiian port well. Because of Drake’s sensitive portrayal the law firm to hire him. 34 Walk In water Adams of the mentally retarded office boy, the Benny developed an unlikely friendship problems are,” Drake said. ’’It’sdlecoverint i 35 Smell car 31 and write Instruments 50 Actress Francis what Benny would know at this stage of his { 36 Poetess 33 Psychologist 45 Man's Association of Retarded Citisens plans to with Amie Becker, the slick, womanizing 52 Greek letter life, at 38.1 think Benny was overprotected by j Lowell Ellis nickname present the show with an award later this divorce lawyer played by Corbin Bemsen. THE QRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr 37 Type of fish 39 Author Levin 47 Dance step 54 Openings month. In a recent episode, which Drake says is his his mother, so he’s more socially awkward. It i makes for a more interesting character,’ H 0W (»H VtDU -SPENP V W R W H a E l l ' M CAVSSXi.- 38 Baffling 1 2 9 9 "The plaque says for ‘encouraging ability favorite so far, Benny was arrested on a sex 40 Spoke because it allows the writers to start at square PUMfAA6\NIndia Drake, a graduate of the University of □ □ □ 50 Executioner In Oklahoma, is suddenly hot after 14 years as a peep show and thought that was grounds for PIP You e Ve P Wo Np e p Mo w MEN relatively unknown actor. arrest. He was acquitted, but not before WOUUP LIVE IF IT WEPEMY FOP WOMEN 7 "Mikado" t _ ■ GOLDEN AWARD - The stars of NBC’s; 51 Sphere 1 J 21 22 He played Lenny in "O f Mice and Men" at others in the law firm, as naive about mental 53 Bushy hairdo San Diego’s Old Globe Theatre three years retardation as Benny is about sex, had "Golden Girls" will be named "Women of the, 55 Seaport In 23 24 25 ■26 Year” by the Hollywood Radio and Television ■ ago and played a retarded man in a TV movie presumed he was guilty. Arabia called "Dark Night of the Scarecrow." But “ I loved the scene in the stairwell with Society at the 28th annual International, 32 56 W ho (It.) usually he’s been cast as a heavy. Corbin Bernsen,” Drake said. ’’That’s when Broadcasting Awards dinner on March 15. J 57 Mix The stars are Beatrice Arthur, Betty White,) 35 Drake, 6-foot-3 and 230 pounds, says, " I Corbin figures out the truth of what really 58 Affirmative ra- Rue McClanahan and Estelle Getty. ... ply usually play big and mean, big and stupid or happened, and I figure out what they think I 39 big and funny." did. He learns I was nowhere near the scene of SINGING THE BLUES - Daniel J .. 59 Hawaiian CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks S Casale timber tree He made his first appearance as Benny at the incident. Later, he admits he thought I did Travanti, formerly of “ Hill Street Blues,’ | TROUBLE, IF LOOK AT IT AS THE EASY ^ r r I'M KIDPINS. I'M KIPPINO. 60 Billowy the end of the last season in what was it.” will re-create his starring role in the ’ ------^ - ^ YOU PON’TTR ’Y WAV OUT. I MEAN, YOU FALL expanse supposed to be a brief role. He had been In next week’s episode, on Feb. 18, Benny Ahmanson Theatre production of " I Never ■ 48 Sang for My Father” for PBS’ “ American CROeSINC, THAT OFF THIS BRIDGE YOU’LL JUST PUT DOWN " charged with robbery, but it turned out he had has his first date. BRIDGE, YOU’RE YOURSELF OUT OF YOUR ■54 Playhouse.” Jack O’Brien will direct the f r e e z e MISERY QUICKER. (jO N N A rS3 been exploited by a neighborhood thug. His ” As a result of his arrest, the guys in the THE PHANTOM by Lae Falk S 8y Barry Robert Anderson drama. IN THIS STORM. 1 Chatter case was the first courtroom victory for Abby office discuss how much I really know about 2 first you don’t ... L 60 3 Top of the head 4 Conference site. ■ T V Tonight 1945 (C )' 085 oy Nt A. li c

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Ei­ brother and sister try to tame a wild pony ,0. < 11 , AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) It two old child. motley band of rejects enter the Wieder- (3 ) Fraadom From Fat for a big race. David Ladd, Arthur O ’Con­ ♦ A K 10 6 2 had held four hearts. Since North’s ther get in all the way. or get out. meyer Academy in hopes of becoming friends have been in your thoughts late­ CD Current Affair ( 3 Polica Story nell. Pam Smith. 1961. ¥ K 6 5 2 three-club bid did show strength while James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby on ly, see If you can get together with them VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Kaep your flight attendants. Brett Cullen, Mary Cador- ♦ Q 3 2 £ Jeopardyl (CC). ette, Donald Most. 1986. Rated R. (9 ) Alfred Hitchcock Praaanta [E S P N ] Thoroughbrsd Digest denying any heart length, South sim­ Bridge" and “Jacoby on Card Games” today. Something important is stirring mind on your obligations to your family ♦ 10 (48) Nawtywad Gama [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Radio Days' Woody Al­ ply took advantage of his probable di­ (written with his father, the late Os­ that affects all of you. Major changes today. A conscientious commitment on CD ^ ® Barney Miller [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Name of the Rose* (CC) A remote medieval abbey is plagued len’s affectionate homage to the influence Vulnerable: Neither e ItSSbyNtA tea are ahead for Aquarians in the coming your behalf can strengthen the security (0) INN News [C N N ] Newanight amond stopper to bid the no-trump wald Jacoby) are now available at by a series of grotesque murders and only of radio on its listeners during the 1930s of the whole clan. Dealer: East bookstores. Both are published by year. Send for your Astro-Graph pre­ dD Carson's Comedy Classics one man can solve the puzzle. Sean Con­ [U S A ] Dragnet and 40s. Mia Farrow, Dianna Wiest, Julie game. dictions today. Mail $1 to Astro-Graph, LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oct. 23) Associates Kavner. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) The contract was iffy, but the key to Pharos Books. U.8. ACRES by Jim Davit d® M*A*S*H nery, F. Murray Abraham. 1986. Rated R. 12 :0 5 A M QD Magnum, P.l. North East South c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 91428, will respect you lor your views today. West declarer’s success lay in putting pres­ ^ Newlywed Game (in stereo) 3:1 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: ’Stswordass Pass ! ♦ Clevleand. OH 44101-3428. Be sure to Th e y ’ll know that you will tell the truth 1 2 :1 5 A M [H B O ] Sbctiei Raunlon sure on West, who had too many high . WHY PIPNT YOU ® Hollywood Squares [T M C ] MOVIE; 'The Sender' A young With Bill Graham: A Night at the Flll- School’ A motley band of rejects enter the 2 ♦ 3 + Pass 3 NT state your zodiac sign. even It it’s painful to you or them. man finds that he cannot control his tele­ Wiedermeyer Academy In hopes of be­ cards for his own good. Declarer won WIPE VOOR FEET?.' SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Things ® World of Survival (R) mora Taped at San Francisco’s Fillmore Pass Pass Pass About 10 percent of all the Earth’s NOW VOO’VE TRACKEP , PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) In areas pathic powers. Kathryn Harrold, Shirley auditorium, this salute to ’60s rock fes- coming flight attendants. Bren Cullen, the opening lead with the queen of dia­ should work out quite well for you In dD Family Ties PIRT INTO THE where you are strongly motivated to­ Knight. Zeljko Ivanek. 1982. Rated R. tures performances by Joan Baez, Joe Mery Cadorene, Donald Most. 1986. monds and immediately led the 10 of surface — an area about the size of your arrangements with others today. Rated R. Opening lead: ♦ 7 HOUSE.'/ day, you’ll be both resourceful and per­ [C N N ] Crossfire [U S A ] W W F Prime Tlnrte Wrestling Cocker and Sly and the Family Stone. Ex­ clubs and let it ride. That held the South America — is permanently You won’t demand more than you de­ sistent in getting what you go after, re­ [D IS] Mouseterpiece Theater (S) (S!) Night court (CC) clusive concen footage of Jim Morrison, 3 :3 0 A M [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing trick. Declarer cashed the ace of covered with ice. serve, nor will you accept less. 9 :3 0 P M Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix. Host Bill gardless of obstacles involved. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Still of the Night' A Christine throws a party at which a hit man George Foreman vs. Ggido Trane in a Graham. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Y ou 're re­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) C ha l­ psychiatrist becomes increasingly In­ plans to carry out an assignment. heavyweight bout, scheduled for 10 markably well-equipped today to han­ lenges aren’t likely to Intimidate you to­ volved with the mysterious mistress of a rounds, from Las Vsgas, Nev. (2 hrs.) (R) ’ ( £ Knot* Landing (CCj 12:30AM QD WKRP in Cincinnati dle major Issues. Logical thinking cou­ day. In (act, you might even welcome murdered patient. Meryl Streep, Roy 1 0 :0 0 P M While making final preparations for her 3 :5 5 A M [MAX] MOVIE: 'CiysUI pled with experience puls you in good them. Each dragon you slay Increases Scheider. Jessica Tandy. 1982. Rated PG. QD Olvorea Court Heart’ A young man restricted to a germ- cAlf_ael AAm wedding to Charles, Abby begins to ques­ -ALL- 8 :0 0 P M CD Tour of Duty (C C) A new, tion his motives. (60 min.) QD ® Truth or Conaaquanesa free environment due to an inadequate im­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you view CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) O nce spirited captain wins the soldiers over with 3 Wsndy and Me mune system falls in love with a beautiful know ( D C£ (3 ) Nawa PEOPLE WHO c d l Z D o developments realistically today and do you’ve given your word today, you'll his personality until he falters in the face of rock singer. Lee Curreri, T ^ n y Kitaen, know there's a certain magic IIIIWVB ■ ■ # 1 1 (S) Wiid, Wiid Watt (S ) 3 Lata Night With David Latter- Lloyd Bochner. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) not expect rewards (or which you have keep It. Friends know you will follow the enemy. (60 min.) man (In Stereo) about Classified Advertising * A aiM PAV4*> z-ll through even If something develops ® (S) L.A. Law (CCj Van Owen has not worked, your chances (or being CD MOVIE: The Evil That Men Do' An 3 Twilight Zona 3 :5 9 A M QD l Lov* Lucy successful will be considerably that could make it tough (or you to keep assassin is called out of retirement to per­ doubts about her new law firm when she's chosen to take a case that would contri­ 3 Synchronal Raaaarch 4 :0 0 A M 3 Harry D enhanced. your promise. form one final assignment. Charles Bron­ I

|g - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Feb. 11, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. Feb. 11.19M - 19

HOiNES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE

BOOKKEEPER- FU LL Time Niol Estate SPRINGTIME awaits the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Receptionist. Girl Frl- ASp^ciolii agents needed. Grow­ completion of this ^dow. Downtown f • *^ ing firm. Downtown "preftv" 7 room Gam­ Roommates Wanted...... Musical Items...... REP0)r t ER for after­ brel Colonial In Bolfon. Condominiums tor Sole. Cameras ond Photo Equipment Manchester real estate (ocotlon. Small conge­ Notices Wanted to Rent...... noon dolly newspaper nial office. Ask for Situated on 2.3 acres Lots/Lond for Sol*...... Pets and Supplies...... office. Port or .full Lost/Found ...... Farm Supplies and Equipment . Miscellaneous tor Sol* ...... to cover town, oovern- time. Ask for Anne, laEANIND B00KKEEPIN6/ CARPENTRY/ Anne. 647-8000. overlooking plcfu- Perjonolj ...... Investment Property . . Offlce/Retoll Equipment ...... ment, schools, etc. retoue countryside. 3 S p e d o l i ^ ^ Tag Sales...... 647-8000. SERVICES IRCOME TAX iREiSqDELINfl FLOORIND COOKS. Full time posi­ Announcementj Business Property . Recreotlonal Equipment...... Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... Some editing and page large bedrooms, V h Auctions...... Boots and Marine Equipment . layout experience tion available 2pm- baths, 1st floor laundry Resort Property .. OIL BURNER ' closing. Preparation F ln o n clo l...... Services Rooflng/Sldlng...... helpful. Second shift with mudroom, attrac­ Mortooges ...... Merchandise TECHNICIAN TOTAL HOME 9 OFFICE, OEpiMlE E. M ^ K , JR LINY BROS. CARPET service of a full menu. Wonted to Bov — Child Cor*...... 51 Flooring...... t ...... Automotive hours. Monday; ,MeT.S. tive raised hearth flre- Employment & Education Cleonlno Services...... 51 Electrical ...... Holldov/Seotonol Friday. Send resume Immedlst* lull time position Prsls88lf8sl TsxVraMriUan' SERVICE Apply Windsor House ploce, enormous evalleW*. CT llcem* required. CLEANIN6 SERVICES BUILDERS Restaurant 689-3673. Port Tim* Help Wonted...... lo Rentals Entertainm ent...... 51 Heatlng/Plumblng...... Antiques and Collectibles...... Cars tor Sal#...... clips to: Editor, Man­ Daily, Waakly, Monthly IS YEARS EXPERIENCE Inatallations, sales and closets, greot oak ca­ Miscellaneous Services...... Trucks/Vans for Sole...... Help Wanted...... n BooKkeeoIng/Income Tax ...... 54 Clothing ...... chester Herald, P.O. Ideel candidal* would poeieee 8 Low Ral««. Call PERSONAL SERVICE repairs weakly carpet PAINTERS. vMlnImum 3 binetry. Coll for de- Rooms tor Rent...... Carpentry/Remodellng ...... 55 Services Wonted...... Furniture..'...... Com pers/Trollers...... Box 591, Manchester, y**rt experience In reeldentld 646-2787 years experience. tollsl $259,900. Jackson Situation Wanted...... 11 Apartments tor Rent..... REASONABLE RATES specials. ^ Business Opportunities...... 11 Polntlng/Paperlng...... 56 TV/Stereo/Appliances. Motorcycles/ Mopeds-...... C T 06040. No phone equipment Installation, repair COMMERCIAL CLEANINB. e vPLANNINQ/DESIQN C o m p e te n t In a ll 9i Jackson Reol Estate Instruction...... u Condominiums for Rent. Mochinerv and Tools .. Auto Services...... ■nd melntenenc*. will consider PHQNE phases of painting. Homes for R ent...... co lls pleosel SERVICES • 64g-n78 SERVICE V , 647-9400.P______Employment Services...... 15 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Lawn ord Garden...... Autos for Rent/Leose...... mother*. Eest of the river service loreI treetraa aetimat* 649-6880 643-207C Some carpentry skills Store/Ottic* Space...... Good Things to E o t...... Miscellaneous Automotive HAIRSTYLIST. Full and ■rea, IlmHed night lervlc* could *• CIJSTOM HOMES MANCHESTER- E x ­ Resort Property...... MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Wanted to Buy/Trod* ...... port time at Fantastic ■ ADDITIONS helpful. The Mok Com­ panded 5 bedroom Real Estate Fuel Oll/Coal/Firewood be arranged, new vin, fully pany, 643-2659. Industrial Property...... Call 643-2711 for more Information! Sam 's In Monchester, loaded, excellent wage* end be­ B00KKEEPIN6/ CASE • DECKS FLOORSANDING Cape with fully ap- Homes for Sale .. .11 Garages and Storage.... K -M o rt t>loza, G uaran­ nefit*. Call enytlm* ■ SIDING FULL and port time posi­ pltonced kitchen. New teed wages with Incen­ INCOME TAX REMOt ■ ' CEILINGS REFINISHED • Floors Ilk# nswv roof, wiring and RBA^YOURADraassIfled advertisements are • Specializing In older tioora tions available In El­ tives up to SlOperhour. WILSON OIL CO. ■ C o n c r e t e WORK lington, Hebron and plumbing. 1M14 deck, taken by telephone os a convenience. The • Natural & etelned floor* RATES: 1 to 6 days; 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to Pold.vocotlon, medical 645-8393 iBcama Tax PraparaUeB ■ ' FRAMING CREW Marlborough group sliders off dining room. be published Tuesday through Saturdoy, the Manchester Herald irresponsible tor only one and dental Insurance V CARKNTRY* • No waxing anymore Skylight In master bed­ 7 to 19 days; 70 cents per line per day. Incorrect insertion and then only for the size of I Don't worry about the AVAILABLE homes. Join a new and deodllne Is noon on the day before publication. available. Advance­ TELLERS Needed. Man­ REM0DEUN6 SERVICES growing CT agency for room and thermopane n to 15 days: 60 cents per line per day. the orloinol Insertion. Errors which do not chester Parkade of­ I new tax law. Business and John VBTfallla - 046-S7S0 26 or more days; >50 cents per line per day. For odvertlsements to be published Monday, ment opportunities. CompM* home repeir* end re­ developmentolly dis­ windows throughout. lessen the value ot the advertisement will not fice, Connecticut Bank 11ndividual Income tax re- modeling. W* (peolellz* In beth- PAINTING/ ------^ ----T Minimum citarae: 4 lines. the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Earn from day one. turbed adults. Send let­ $163,900. D.W. Fish be corrected by on additional Insertion. ' C o ll 643-8969,9am-8pm. & Trust. C all 647-5500. Iturn preparations.' roomt end kitchen*. Small teel* PAPERING ter of Interest and re­ Realty 643-1591.P oommerolel work. Regletered, In- I MISCELLANEOUS LUNCH and dinner food Call BUI JobaaeB far •ured, reference*. sume to or call: m a n S h IST e ^ 4 bed­ servers, doorman, bar- NAME vour own price. SERVICES 928-0515 to C.C.S.S.I., SECURITY POSITION appoiiitinaiit at 643-6150 646-8165 OD room Ranch. In presti­ back, cocktail server. Father & Son, pointing P.O. Box 702,112 Main gious area. Marble I PART TIME PART TIME PART TIME P9rm»n9nt A$§lgnm9nf$ Weekend nights. The Street, Putnam, CT Dr. Crane’s Answ ers in Manohmtf aqd papering, remo- ODD lobs. Trucking tlreploced llvino room, Notices Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Gallery Restaurant. IN C O M E T A X val.bI. r872-8237.------Home repairs. You 06260. dining room and com­ • BMrtlno W**a *t.1B/hour TAUOA ASSOCIATES 659-2656. PREPARATION Custom building, fram­ name It, we do It. Free EVERGREEN Lawns has pletely finished lower As a condition precedent to CIRCULATION Crew Su­ ECRETARY- AUTO and Truck Me­ • * * 6 Momh fl**l*w* esttmates. Insured. 643 & Education CLEANING Personnel. FIRE Restoration com­ In Your Home ing, addition*, renova­ ABSOLUTE ' openings for hard level with fireplace, the placement ot any adver­ pervisors. Excellent Receptlonlst. Part time chanic. Immedlote op­ 0304. potto deck, Intercom tising In the Manchester He­ Manchester. Part-time A N SW ER S • CrodN Union pany looking fo r a few llnlcudlng: Rental and Sol* tions and roofing. For a w o rking l^awn Care mornings 7-10am. Lead opportunity for reti­ for office In Manches­ ening. Experienced PAINTING CO. Applicator. $300 plus system. V h baths, 2 cor rald, Advertiser hereby ter. Fridays 3pm-7pm, only with own tools. Quiz on page Z. Por an im*rvl*«r, com* lo our of* good workers. Will IProprletorahlp. Cell Jim Wheeler quality Job at e good fgneertytf Maeckester agrees to protect, Indemnity person / Crew. Good rees, students, moms. Noo Mondiy Prkloy. 11*m 9 pm. *l train. $6 starting pay. per week starting sa­ garage and a lawn PART TIME Saturdays 10am-6pm, 647-9552. 1. Pugnacious price... Call Bud at Guarantied quality work. HANDYMAN and hold harmless the Man­ wages. Nice working Approxim ately 20 Tho ProoUgo Offloo BuNdino, 110 Full and port time 742-1009 Home Improvement - lary. Year round work complete with putting HELP WANTED Sundays 11am-6pm. North M iln it . t**noh**HrorooN Reterencee. Free Eetlmetee. chester Herold, Its officers conditions. Call 1-800- hours per week. Work WAITRESSES Wanted 2. F o al (Colt) work. Coll after 9am. 742-8732 Pointing - Wall Papering ■ available tor the right green. Much morel Typing necessary. Ap­ 717*9000 or1-*0G44a*1147. Reasonable Ratee. Call Doug and employees against onv 343-1801. with young adults ages full or port time. Apply 3. T re a ty 646-6855. Tiling - Light Carpentry - person. W ill train. High $239,900.D.W . Fish and all liability, loss or PART Time (substitute) 10-15. Monday- plications being ac­ In person. Luigi's Res­ TAX ATTORNEY 236-1472 ’ OOO JOBS - INSURED school diploma and Realty 643-1591.0 expense. Including attor­ E M T or Nurse On-Call. 10 cepted Mondav-Frldov 4. E g g s HRST SECURITY WAITRESSES. W e e k ­ driver needed for Thursdav 4:30pm- taurant. 706 Hartford (Retired from IRS) good driving required. BOLTON- Charming yet neys' fees, arising from newspaper delivery In hours per week. Resi­ 9am-11am.CaM 528-1300 5. S hip (Sailor) SERVICES CORP. days and weekends for KITCHEN & BATH ------^------BARRY SCANLON claim s ot unfair trade practi­ dential Outdoor Edu­ 8:30pm, Saturday Road, Manchester. 649- Will advise and prepare Call 649-8667 for completely moder­ Andover/Hebron. Call 10am-2pm. Reliable tor an oppointment. 6. (a) Huge ax — Bunyon (w) A n B*m*I Opportunity iw ployor breakfast and lunch. REMODELING STENCILING 646-2411 free **tlmat* interview/app,olntment ces, Infringement of trade­ cation program. Sa­ 5325. Experience preferred. all tax return*. nized 5 bedroom Vlcto- marks, trade names or pot- Donna 649-3467 for de­ transportation a must. MEDICAL Technologist; (b) Kite — Franklin (x) A Beouttful AdtfHlon to Any R*«ml ' rian Farmhouse with tails before 11am. lary. Room and board MAKE Money at home 649-4011. Call between WHITMAN From the smallest repair to ents, violation ot rights ot It desired. 617-764-8321. If you have the obllltv Part time position for assembling electron­ (c) Bow & arrow — Hood (y) Orloinol A Custom Ctoslons approximately 2,800 ASSISTANT Manager for 6am-3pm. 188 Downey Drive.. Apt. A the largest renovation, we In horn* proftsstonol strvic** HAVIKS TREE SERVIC DISPATCHER. Will privacy and Infringement of PART Time driver to motivote young the 1st and 3rd shift. ics, crafts, others. (d) Apple — Newton (z) hardware store. Good train. Service area of sauare feet of living copyright and proprietory adults and have some Extensive orientation Menoheetar. 828-1881 will do a complete job. Start Fr** •ttimof**. For mor* Bucket, truck 8 chipper. Stump needed. Must have own More Intormotlon- (e) Football No. 34 — Payton (v) pay, benefits. Apply InformtHlon Coll H*I4I this highly successful area. Reldstone tire- rights, unfair competition car. Work 2 days o sales experience, your program available for to finish. Free estimates. lemovel. Fra* estlmitee. PART TIME (504) 641-0091. Ext. 1390. Conyers Hardware. TELEMARKETING m company. East Hart­ placed living room, ex­ and libel and slander, which week. Call Julie 871- earnings potential Is a Registered Technolo­ mm'M TAX CONSULTATION (M ** S p e d il eonelderatlpn tor moy result from the publica­ Open 7 days. Coll nowl 646-5707. Heritage Kitchen & 646-8/07s elderly and hendloepped. ford area. Record tra large dining room, tion ot onv advertlsment In 2988, leave message. RECEPTIONIST unlim ited. Based on gist. It Interested OPPORTUNITY keeping, diversified 11X25 appllanced kit­ straight commission. please contact Depart­ POULTRY Farm FU LL Time and part time Bath Center the Manchester Herold by INSURANCE. Expanding Elwgant. n«w long term car* workers and laundry PREPARATION duties. $8 hourly. Call chen, den, music room, advertiser. Including adver­ Call Jeanne, Clrculo- ment of Human Re­ positions available In Professional outbound Come visit our showroom at: 647-7553 sun porch and huge property and casualty facility a**ka d*p*ndabl* iiv person. Full time. Paid HELP WANTED Ellington group home ROOFING/ Sharon, Advanced Ca­ tisements In any tree distri­ agency looking for part dividual with good tal*phon* tlon Department, 647- sources, Rockville HELP WANTED telephone sales. Call Dan Mosler 162 W. Middle Tpke. reers,'991 Main Street, wrap around deck, V h bution publications pub­ 9946, General Hospital, 31 .health-life Insurance working with develop- Manchester SIDING # R O O F S lished by the Manchester time experienced CSR. mann*ra and lntarp*raonal and retirement plan. •You'll sell to our East Hartford, CT. 282- baths, 2 car garage. alcllla to loin our n*w and Union Street. Rock­ mentally d is a b le d 649-3329 I Herald. Penny Slettert, Pleasant working con­ Call Arbor Acre Farm large established e PAINTING 9232. Nice location, near growing taam. Exc*ll*nt ville, Ct. 872-0501 ext. adults. Good pay, flexi­ 649-5466 Bolton Green. $199,900. Publisher. ditions. Salary com­ 633-4681 ext 351. EOE. ble hours, benefits customers. e STAINING WAREHOUSE Person . mensurate with expe­ working condition* within an 381. PART TIME D.W. Fish Realty 643- available. Please send ENROLLED AGENT NATHAN HALE e ADDITIONS Full time general ware­ rience. C a ll 649-(X)16 organization d*dicat*d to NEWS Stand Dealer. • Earn a salary and FARRAND REMODELING 1591.0______quality. Evening and/or w**- letter ot Interest and 12 Year* IRS Enperltnce Room eddhlon*. decks, rooting, CONSTRUCTION house duties. Previous Linda. Manchester area, de­ NEWS STAND DEALER commission that Fully Insured MANCHESTER- Immac- k*nd position* avallabi*. resume to: House Man­ I Tax RreperWIon / Consuhlne / T ix siding, window* and gutter*. Specializing In Rooting. experience helpful but 8om* typing required. Con* liver to honor boxes ager, P.O. Box 361, could eventually 8*mln*r« Backho* end bulldozer service not necessary. Must be ulate Traditional Cen­ CUSTOMER Service. We BILLING CLERK Manchester area, deliver only to Honor Boxes • Slat* • /Mpheh Shingle* Quality References BipSTl In N*w t Old T*x Uw* THE DEADLINE FOR PUBLIC AUCTION tact and stores. Established Coventry, CT 06238. take your salary to avallabi*. Call Bob Farrtnd, Jr. dependable. Applica­ ter Hall Colonial set on route. Work approxi­ are looking for respon­ Small office East of and stores. Established route. Work approxi- • n et Roofing (rubtariMd) FREE Estimates beautltully treaded and P LA CIN G OR sible service minded *25,000 or more. IKIMERLEE D. O’NEILL tions will be taken The following units will be MRS. HlflOINS mately 6 hours per the River has a full matley 6 hours per week - get paid for 10. Must Bus. 647-BSOg Thursday 2/11 and Fri­ landscaped grounds. CANCELING AN AD IS told ot o Public Auction on Individuals to handle RECEPTIONIST • We will train you on 742-1679 Fully Iniured Ui?8ii 643-2659 week-get paid for 10. time position for a be available at Press Tim e (12:30 pm) dally and 646-6079 Res. 645-8640 day 1/12 from 8-4 at Walking distance to 12 NOON THE DAY Feb. 26, 1988 ot 4:00 P.M., GLASTONBURY Must be available at customer Inquiries. ASSISTANT our state-ot-the-art Nature Center and held at A Space Station, 182 The position reaulres Clerk-Typist. Job will W ing In d ustries, 60 BEFORE, MONDAY - press time (1:00pm) Friday evening at 12:30 a.m. Delivery ot papers BOOKKEEPER computers end Progress Drive, Highland Pork School. Chopel Rd., South Windsor, HEALTH CARE enthuslam. Independ­ Include billing on an FRIDAY. IN ORDER CT. dolly and Friday even­ takes approximatley 1 hour, Monday thru provide you with Manchester. Home has completely ent thinking and organ- IBM Computer and Full time position. TO MAKE THE NEXT C517, B*b Moglstrl CENTER ings at 12:30am. D eliv­ Saturday, dependable car a must. Call Bob at Apply In person to product knowledge. SALES- Our bultness Is updated kitchen. In­ 12 Grimes Rd., Rocky ery ot papers takes Izotlon. Good com­ other general office cluding new corlan ISSUE. FRIDAY A n Athen* munication skills and a 647-9946. • Full and part-time [ m HELP WANTED Q l ] HELP WANTED [ H I HELP WANTED [HI h elp w a n ted great. Due to expan­ HIM; Restaurant Equip., Heattti Cere Aeeocleice. me. approximately 1 hour. duties. No experience The ANDREW counters, new no wax A F T E R N O O N BY 2:30 Lights, Stools, Tobies, Meneped FecNtty pleasant telephone hours available. sion we need 3 aggre- Mondav-Saturdav, de­ necessary - will train slve people Imme­ floor. Magic Chef re­ PM FOR MONDAY'S Benches. 1170 Hebron Av*. pendable car a must. manners are essential. ANSALDI CO. LABORERS. Minimum 1 CONSTRUCTION frigerator, caloric Qleetonbury, CT 0*033 applicant possessing If you have e pleasant diately. Opportunity to ISSUE. THANK YOU C881, RolloM* Carpet C all Bob at 647-9946. Please call Jeanne at FULL TIME 186 Bldwell St. year experience. The ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY ARE YOU WORTH Laborer- with expe­ electric stove and tn- 9E Woodland Av*., (203) •00-1906 647-9946 tor more accurate typing skills. phone voice and en­ rience. Must be over 18, earn $300 to $600 weekly FO R Y O UR Bloomfield: Carpet Equel Opportunity Employer M/F Manchester Mok Company, 643- Full time, non-profit while training. No can­ slnkerator garbage Information. Apply in person: BOOKKEEPER / POSTING CLERK thuslam, call Donna 2659. MORE? must possess good disposal. Home mutt COOPERATION!!! C2I88, Robert Bickford CONCRETE Form Car- agency. Minimum 2 vassing. Appointments Applications are now being accepted for the posi­ Bertram at 456-4255 years experience, typ­ NOT SATISFIED WITH driving record. Call af­ be seen to be appre­ P.O. Box 8, E. Wood- PART Time permanent NEVER PLACED a want already set up with our tion ot bookkeeper / posting clerk. Applicants penter. 5 years expe­ YOUR PRESENT INCOME? ter 6pm 643-0150. ciated. $232,900. Sentry stock: Air Cond., BD position collecting CIRCULATION Area Ad­ od? There's nothing to It rience In commercial ing, detail oriented. Call own ‘customers. 646- Frame, HBD, 17 Boxes, KLOCK CO. should have bookkeeping and computer experi­ Automatic OmCE MMIAGEII / We are looking for 3 TELEPHONE Operators Real Estote 643-4060.D O ry., Fan, FI Lam p, payments tor televi­ visor. Housewives, ... lust dial 643-2711 foundations. Must be 646-3811 3936. sion service In hospi­ 1366 Tolland Tpke. ence, as well as being able to type, answer phones able to read blueprints, Business Products persons who have the needed. All shifts, ful­ MANCHESTER- Lovely 4 Shutters, Sled, Tools, Ct., mothers with young l/part time, paid train­ MIsc. tal. Afternoon hours children, students. Manchester, CT and handle a variety of office related functions. layout, set onchor TocUatead BOOKKEEPOI ability to Increase their & 4 Duplex. Newer storting at 3pm. Flexi­ EOC bolts. Full time em­ Bloomfield based con­ FULL Time, motivated, ing. C all 649-2133. kitchens and ba­ LOST AS84, Fannie Mouldin Earn extra money with Ih elp w a n ted Benefits Include company paid health plan, vaca­ WlllloMatk, CT 0S22S person to w o rk In present Income. Op­ P.O. Box 11064, Hartford: ble In days. Responsi­ ployment with benef­ struction comany needs throoms, nice condi­ AND FOUND vour own part time lob. tion, paid holidays and sick days. Please sand Egeel OgpetteeHy UiHeiWT b r ig h t busy video portunity to advance­ AAA Auto Club 5 Boot, Bx Spr., Fr., ble and mature. Call Bring your children its. C all 742-5317. 8am- energetic person for full ment Into manage­ tion throughout. 2 car Hdbd., BKcote, 10 Boxes, resume or work experience along with salary re­ store. C all 646-5384 be­ 646-1222 ext 2534, leave with you ond save on 5pm. time position. Full ment. All benefits. For Manchester garage, large lot, good FOUND. 2 cots. Porter 8 Kit Chr, Chino Clo., quirements to: Manchester Hersid, "Bookkeeper”, tween 9-5. _____ PROGRAiHiMER location, asking Street area. Long hair. Cloth, Orest, Iron Bd., name and phone babysitting costs. 21 PART 'HME charge Bookkeeper thru personal interview cell Has sevMral positions Lamp, PIct., Radio, Sew number or 1-800-343- hours per week, solary P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040, or call Mark trial balance. Computer­ EXTERMINATOR. Expe­ Excellent opportunity open In our Broad Street $230,000. U & R Realty Black and White with rienced helpful or will 646-3875 CO., Inc. D Grey markings. 649- Mach, Sqfo, Trunk, 0821, Mrs. Battles. plus gas allowance. Su­ CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR Abrsitia, 643-2711. ized accounting sys­ available for an Indi­ office. Must be people Hutch, Appliance, MItc. pervise our corrier ELECTRONIC train. Growing com­ oriented, neat appear­ MANCHESTER. Lov­ 5460. Housewives, mothers with young children, tems, general ledger, pany looking for right vidual with experience A1I6 Mlchool Fowlewtkl OFFICE Person, 5 day boys and girls. If you daily records, payroll ECRETARY- ing. We offer excellent ingly renovated Colon­ LOST. Vicinity ot Notch 19 Allen St., Enfield; week. 4 hour day. Part students. Earn extra money with your own ASSEMBLER person. Must have In programming. PC ial with top quality Road, Bolton. Small Bogs, Bd. Fro., 40 Boxes, like kids, want a little and Insurance. Experi­ Receptlonlst. Full time wages, full benefits, time Bookkeeper Independence and vour part-time job. Bring your children with you PART -nME good driving record, Board shop seeks per­ materials and work­ cat, long hair, brown Bch Ch„ Clothing, Lamp, Full/part time electronic, electro­ ence with IBM PC and organized and self mot- tor busy patient or­ convenient location. No Typewrt., Snk Table., needed to run small own Income. Call 647- iented practice. V aried son who possesses weekend work. Contact manship. 3 bedrooms, and black. Answers to office of established and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per mechanical assemblers. Must be able LOTUB 123 necessary. Ivated, capable to Pictures, MItc. 9946. CUSTOMER SERVICE duties, typing, data en­ good math backgound Bob Jones V h baths, finished Annie. Reword. 649- business. Responsibili­ week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise to work with small parts. Full company Must be able to produce learn profession with a basement, walk up at­ IN 4 w illlo Ivans PART Time licensed We are looking for responsible service- try, Insurance process­ and capable of reading 7875. 410 Benedict Or., So. ties Include general of­ our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want paid benefit package including medi­ monthly financial state­ future. Come grow 646-7096 tic, carport, vinyl tid­ Windsor; Boos, Bx Spr., hairdresser tor busy minded Individuals to handle customer In­ ments. Pleasant working with us. Budget Pest ing. Needs to be well blueprints for NC Tape fice duties and book­ salon. No experience a little Independence and your own Income, organized motivated ing. To tee It to buy. Hdbrd., Mott, 50 Boxes, keeping. Call Auto cal and dental. Experience helpful but conditions. CompetKIve Control. 649-9001. Programmer. Apply In Chair, Cloth, Dresser, necessorv, will train. quiries. The position requires enthusiasm, Individual. Call 649- $148,900. Anne Miller Fidelity 659-0403, ask call 647-9946 or 647-9947. not necessary. Call Mrs. Shepard salary and full company person at: Real Estate 647-OOOO.d ANNDUNCEMENT8 Hamp., MIrr, PIct., End 649-3999. independent thinking, and organization. Good PART and full time ca­ 2272. To., Soto, Spkt., Toys, tor Mr. Bentley. paid benefits. Cell Mike feteria help needed at IBU8INE88 MANCHESTER, "S p irt MItc. communication skills and a pleasant 646-3386 Kaeun East Catholic High GOVERNMENT Jobs CIRCUiTS, inc. LADIES- Hovea House of MANCHESTER couple PART Time kitchen per­ $15,400-872,500. Now level with 3 bedroom, FM5 Joanett* Truman desires responsible son and port time cash­ telephone manner are essential. to set up Interview. School. Call tor Inter­ 50 Doming Road OPPORTUNITIEG fireplace In living Lloyd gift, lewelry and 51 High Ct., E. Hartford: view between Bom- hiring, excellent benef­ decor catalog porty be­ lady In area of St ier. Days. Perfect Mather Corporation Berlin, C T room, 1 car garage. Bx Spr., Fr., Matt, Books, housewife hours. MEDICAL SALES 3:30-7:30 PM Monday-Friday 2pm. 646-5271. its. C o ll 504-649-7922 HAIR-Beauty salon. Cen­ fore February 12 and 25 Boxes, 4 Kit Chr., Fish James School tor occo- Ext. J-8201. Quiet neighborhood lo­ slonal dav care and Schools otf-vou're oft. 7.00 AM • 10:00AM Saturday 242-0743 soc-kvr ter ot Manchester. cation. Owner will do receive at least S60 Poles, Fan, Ice Cool, Pic­ National Healthcare & Hospital Supply Corp., Well established tor worth of merchandise ture, Stereo, End Tab, Kit evening sitting for 2 Apply Antonio's Res­ renovations oi*1>uy "os Tab, Tires, Rock Chair. children ages 9 and 7. taurant, 956 Main a national leader in the Health Care Industry, Please call Jeanne at 647-9946 many years. 5 stations Is". Give us on otter. "Free"! Call Kim at DARI-FARMS and equipment In­ 646-0370. 010-02 645-8446. Street, Manchester. has an opening for a Sales Professional In for more Information. Anne Miller Real Est­ I C E C R E A M cluded. Just move In ate 647-OOOO.ci Connecticut. and be vour own boss: 30 Locust Street. 2 family, INVITATION FOR BIDS INVITATION FOR BID Has Immediate Openings ^ u i Tx v n i m T nvir n\i t h i t t ,fm f U $26,000. M ille r Real The Ideal candidate will have sales experience PUT YOUR LOVE ON THE LINE... Estate. 647-8000. 4 rooms each. Excel­ Seoled Bids or* Invited bv the Town of Manchester, REPORTER lent location. Nice lot. Sealed Bids are Invited by the Town of Manchester, In the Hospital Health Care Industry and will CLASS II ROUTE DRIVER hereinafter called the Owner, for the Protect: Renova­ hereinafter called the Owner, for thdI Prolect:Pi Renova­ EARN up to 50% on vour Owner financing possi­ tions/ Cod* Corrections, Waddell Elementary School, tions/ Code Corrections. Bowers Elementorv School, be motivated by growth and opportunity. for afternoon daily newspaper to cover 2nd SHIFT FREEZER SELECTORS soles ot Avon products. Manchester, CT, State Prolect No. 077-85-065 EA/RR. WITH THE HERALD’S ble. $179,000. 646-2426. Manchester, CT, State Protect No. 077-85-066 A/RR. town government, schools, etc. Some edit- PHONE ORDER CLERKS Join us tor the New 9-5 weekdays______Blddine Documents hove been prepared by The Law­ Year. Call 647-1990. Bidding Documents have besn prepared bv The Law­ We offer a salary commensurate with TOLLAND. Expandable 2 rence Associates, Architects/Planners, P.C., 1075 Tol­ rence Associates, Architects/Planners, P.C., 1075 Tol­ ir and page layout experience helpful. A p p ly In P e rs o n - land Turnpike, Manchester, CT, herelnofter called the land Turnpike, Manchester, CT, hereinafter called the experience and an excellent benefits package. St jond shift hours, Monday-Friday. Send VALENTINE ^ i uiv^ bedroom Cope nestled Architect. Architect. Please send resume In confidence to Bob SALES among apple trees on Bids shall b* directed to the Town of Manchester, c/o resume and clips to: DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM 1 7 S0 approximately 2 acres. Bids shall be directed to the Town of Manchester, c/o Sorbello. LOVE Gerald R. DuPont, Director of General Services, Munici­ Gerald R. DuPont, Director of General Services, Munici­ 40 Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland, CT Gorgeous grounds with pal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, CT 06040. E d i t o r pal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, CT 06040. Mon.-FrI., 8:30am-5:30pm / Sat. 9am-lpm BE A fleldstone fireplace Bids will be publlciv opened and read aloud at 1:00 P.M., Bids will be publlciv opened and read aloud at 1:00 P.M., NATIONAL HEALTHCARE & and barbecue. Cove- E.S.T. on Thursday, March 10,1988 In the General Ser­ E.S.T. on Thursday, March 10, 1988 In the General Ser­ Paid Medical, Profit Sharing and EIXES nlently located. Call vices Office, Manchester Municipal Building. Manchester Herald HERO vices Office, Manchester Municipal Building. HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORP. P.O. Box 591 Pension Plan, EOE. for details. $157,900. Bidding Document* may be obtained at the General Ser­ Bidding Documents may be obtained at the General Ser­ Klernan Realty 649- vices Office on and otter 2:00 P.M., E.S.T., Tuesday, Fe­ Route 870 at Hook Mountain Road «45,000-*90,000 vices ONIc* on and otter 2:00 P.M., E.S.T., Tuesday, Fe­ Manchester, Conn. 06040 1147. bruary 9,1988. A deposit of SlOO.OOfor each complete set Is bruary 9,1988. A deposit of SlOO.OOfor each complete set Is Pine Brook, New Jersey 07058 Year Commissions required In the form ot a check pavaM* to the Town of required In the form ot a check payabi* to the Town of No Phone CalU Please CHOOSE YOUR OWN TEMPORARY MANCHESTER. Loco- Manchester, CT. The deposit will be refunded If theOocu- Manchester, CT. The deposit will be refunded If the Docu­ Squel OppoctunNy tieployer (l/P Help Schools, tlonl Location I Older ments are returned In good condition within fourteen (14) ments or* returned In good condition within fourtoen (14) JOB!! home In quiet neigh­ days after receipt of Bids, for those contractors submit­ days otter receipt of Bids, for thoso contractors submit­ Churches, Little ting a Bid ond within seven (7) days of dot# of Issuance of borhood. Centrally lo­ ting a Bid and within seven (7) days of dot* of Issuance of FULL TIME Come In & register and let Leagues, and other Blading Documents to these General Contractors not In­ Bidding Documonts to those General Contractors not In­ U S work around YOUR schedulell cated 3 bedroom 1876 tending to submit o Bid. Non-compliance with the above tending to submit a Bid. Non-compliance with the above • Camping Dept. Mgr. non-profit groups Colonial. Spacious will result In torteltur* of the deposit. will result In forfeiture ot tho doposit. • Cashier • Stock Clark Immediate openings E A S T O F T H E RIVER tor: raise needed funds. tlreploced llvino room. 6. Each General Contractor shall be llm itodto three (1) sets Each General Contractor shall be limited to three (1) set* e Clarks • Typists •Secretarlee • Data Entry 1x2 Remodeled and lov­ of Bidding Documents and each principal subcontractor ot Bidding Document* and each principal subcontractor Ask tor Phyllis shall be llmitod to on* (1) set of Documonts. e Warehouse Workers & Word Processors — Call Today — ingly maintained. shall be llmitod to on* (1) set of Documents. SAVING BANK FARR’S •IQOO $107,900. Klernan 7. Record copies of the Bidding Documents will be on file at Record copies ofth* Bidding Documents will be on file at 2 Main St./e43-7111 DUNHILL offers: Realty 649-1147. the General Services Office, Municipal Building, Man­ the General Service* Office, Municipal Building, Mon- 714-895-6602 choster, CT; at tho ottlco of Tho Lowronc* Associates; at • Top Hourly Rate Pay • Holiday Pay chester, CT; at the office of The Lawrence Associates; at o r COVENTRY. Charming the F. W. Dodge Corporation, 20 Towtr Lone, Avon, CT; tho F. W. Dodo* Corporation, 20 Towor Lone, Avon, CT; • Raferrral Bonus a n d comfortable and Brown’s Lotters, Inc., 61 Prospect Street, Werter- and Brown's Lotters, Inc., 61 Prospect Street, Water- INSURANCE CSR Ranch on corner lot. burv, CT. OF 714-891-7781 bury, CT. DUNHILL TEMPS New spacious ap­ Each Bid must be accompanied bv a bid security payable Each Bid must bo accomponlod bv a bid socurlty poyobl* A well attabllshed East One Hartfleld Plaza pllanced country kit­ to tho Town of Manchester In the amount of fly* percent to tho Town of Manchester In the amount of five percent Hartford agency needs 111 Founders Plaza (5%) of the Bid Sum In the form of a Bid Bond from a sur­ 160 Bridge St. chen. 3 bedroom, 2 (5%) of the Bid Sum In the form ot a Bid Bond from a sur­ a full time C8R/Offlca HOMES ety company authorlsod to do business In the State of ety company authorized to do business In tb* State of E. Hartford. C T East Windsor, C T bath, wall to wall car­ Connecticut, euarantoolno tho Bid for a period of sixty FOR SALE Connecticut, guaranteeing the Bid for a period ot sixty MANCHESTER Manager with markat- 262-0701 623-4416 peting, full basement, 1 (60) days. Upon award of tho Contract for Construction, (60) day*. Upon award of the Contract for Construction, Ing, communication, car garage. Best buy In Bid security shall be returned to those whose Bids were Bid socurlty shall b# returned to thoso whose Bids were Send a message of love the areal I $147,900. not accepted, and the amount of bid security shall be not occootod, and tho amount of bid security shall bo typing and computer All real estate advertised In forfeited to the Owngr If the Bidder, otter being notified foliated to tlio Ownor It the Bidder, attor bolhg notified operations tkllle and the Manchester Herald I* Klernan Realty 649- of selection for the award of a contract for tho Work, toll* of soloctlon------for tho award of a contract------for tho‘^twork.talls V HtmeiMlMre, SUNeirti, ReUraes, Prefessloeals to your Valentine on sublect to the Fair Houslne 1147. to furnish the requlrad bonds and onter Into a Contract to furnish tho roquirod bond* and onlor Into o Contract an effcctiva, courteous Act of 1968, which make* It for Construction within ton (10) days attor notification. Illegal to advertise any pref­ VERNON- "Heart­ for Construction within ten (10) days otter notification. COLLECTIONS telephone manner. The G. FOX Distribution Center broken" owner relo­ Tho successful Blddor, as dsclorod bv tho Ownor, shall be February erence, limitation ordlscrlm- 9. The successful Bidder, a* declared by the Dwner, shall be Personal llnaa rating In Bo. Windsor Is now accepting applications for Inotlon based on race, color, cating. New 3 bedroom required to furnish a Performance Bond and Labor and roquirod lo furnish a Porformonco Bond and Labor and Matorldl Payment Bond In on amount not loss than 100% and underwriting ex­ merchandise proceesore. who will verify orders, rellolon, sex or notional Contemporary. A'h Material Payment Bond In an amount not less than 100% 15 Day Collector origin, dr on Intention to of the Contract Sum. of tho Contract Sum. perience a plus. ticket and hand merchandlea and Insure that acres, 7Vi baths, 10. The Ownor shall have tho right to reloct any or all Bid* 1 x 2 V 2 moke onv such proference, atrium wrap deck. 10. Tho Dwner shall have the right to reloct any or all Bids EOE. A carter oppor­ shipments to our etorae are correct. Bchedulea limitation or discrimination. and In particular to reloct a Bid not accompanied bv any and In particular to rolect o Bid not accompanlod by any 30 Day Collector Neutral and exciting. required bid security or data required by the Bidding tunity with excellent 11250 The Herald will not know- required bid security or data required by the Bidding available are: Inolv accept any advertise­ Immediate occupancy. Documents or a Bid In any way Incomplete or Irregular. Document* or a Bid In any wav Incomplete or Irregulor. eatery and benefite In­ The Owner shall hove the right to waive any Informality 7:16 am to 3:46 pm 8 am to 12 Noon ment which Is In violation of Raven's Croft area. Thg Owner shall hove the right to waive any Informality Call Borboro evenings or Irregularity In any Bid received. or Irregulorlty In any Bid received. cluding free parking. 7:16 am to 12 Noon 9 am to 2 pm CALL the low. 11. The Town ot Monchester Is on equal opportunity em;- Join a team that be- 8 am to 3:45 pm 4 pm to 9:30 pm SOUTHERN New Eng- 561-1058. Beozlav Reol- 11 The Town of Manchester Is on equal opportunity em­ tors 561-2930. ployer, and requires an otflrmatlv* action policy for all olover, and require* on aftirmativ* action policy tor all Apply in Person llavea In eervlce and 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm land classitletd odt of Its Contractor* and Vendors a* a condition of doing bu­ of It* Contractors and Vendor* as a condition of doing bu­ reach nearly 800,000 Co l o n i a l Cope. New, siness with the Town, at per Federal Order 11246. Bv^gn- growth, ^ n d employ­ Apply In parson between Sam and 5pm, Monday 643-2711 siness with the Town, os per Federal Order 11246. By sign­ homes In Connecticut custom designed home ing the Bid Form for this Bid, all vender* and contractors Ing the Bid Form tor this Bid, all vendortand contractors ment hLetory and sa­ thru Friday. We otter a competitive atarting rate, a agree to this condition of doing business with the Town to place your and Rhode Island. The In Forest Hills. 7 rooms agree to this condition ot doing buslnts* with the Town lary requirement to: genaroue Incentive bonus program that enables and should the Town choose to audit thoir compliance, and should the Town choose to audit their compliance, Louise Agnes price for a basic 25 with 3 bedrooms, coun­ you to earn additional money and tha beat am- the vendor agree* to cooperate fully. the vendor agrees to cooperate fully. Michael P. Donnelly special message word od Is only $55 and try kitchen, family ROBERT B. WEISS, GENERAL MANAGER ployaa discount program In tha area. Apply at: will appear In 43 news­ room, 2Vi baths and 2 ROBERT B. WEISS, GENERAL MANAGER 649-9696 e xt. 339 303 Burnside Ave. TOWN BUILDING COMMITTEE TOWN BUILDING COMMITTEE P.S. Deadline is 10 A.M., Feb. 12th, 1988 papers. For more In­ cor attached garage. MUNICIPAL BUILDING MUNICIPAL BUILDING East Hartford, C T 06108 G. FOX Distribution Center formation call Classi­ Very Impressive. 41 CENTER STREET 41 CENTER STREET Equal Opportunity Employer (289-3403) 301 Qovarnora HWy., Bo. Windsor, C T 06074 fied, 643-2711 and ask $214,900. Strano Real AAANCHESTER,»,CT( MANCHESTER, CT 06040 tor detalls.D Estate 647-7653.0 021-02 022-02