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Monday, March 31, 1986 irday. March n , 1W6 Ferris begins 3 bid for seat in state Senate

By Alex GIrelll seat currently held by Rep. Elsie Auoclate Editor Swensson, R-Manchester. Ferris confirmed today that he Town Director Stephen T. Cas- wants the nomination after his sano may step out of the race in the name came up in comments by 4th Senatorial District to make Theodore Cummings, the Demo­ way for the candidacy of William cratic chairman in Manchester. E. Ferris, the Democratic chair­ Ferris told the Herald he plans to man in Glastonbury. actively seek the nomination and Cassano said today he is se­ has sought support from area riously considering dropping out of Democrats. He said he will for­ the race. He said he may instead mally announce his candidacy in seek the Democratic nomination to the near future. run for the 13th Assembly District Although Cummings said town Democrats have been urging Cas­ sano to mount a campaign in the 13th District, Cassano had insisted Plane crash until today that he wanted to run in the 4th District a second time after losing heavily to Sen. Carl A. in Somers Zinsser. R-Manchester, in 1984. Neither Swensson nor Zinsser has announced plans to seek kills five re-election to what would be athird ,• ’-vei?. Meield photo by Beshew term for each. But both have acted .. f . . • . SOMERS — State and federal as though they will run again. The race is on for the most colorful eggs it^fn Easter King Bhd the Manchester Jaycees.,The children agencies are investigating the Zinsser said today he had not egg hunt Saturday morrilng'in psnter SpriA(^ Psrk. , hunted fbr^specialiy marked eggs in the fields and crash of a small plane near heard of Ferris’s interest and wooded W'eas:^of the park in order to claim special Ellington Airport that killed five voiced no opinion about Ferris as These children wer^ aipongjn 4stl^atei| iB!Q0^ people, including the co-owner of a an opponent. .prikss.’ Manchester business, and ignited " I f he wants to try for it, he has rV.iV a fire that burned about four acres every right to do so." said the of forest. Manchester real estate broker. "I The single-engine Piper Co­ don’t want to get tied up in manche crashed into a wooded en masse Democratic politics.” area and burst into flames Sunday Until Ferris’s name arose, Cas­ night, state trooper John Hill of the sano was the only announced hit the whits stemki «t the “ Man not only resigns Umself Stafford Springs barracks said hopeful in the 4th District. Holiday events Center.. the two siher indoor Pontiff seeks to death but be has often made today. State police said the plane One other Democrat, Robert aervieee were heldin thefireohly death the method of bis existence went down at Soapstone Mountain Faucher, has said he may seek the packed jn town prayer summit on earth," he said. near Somers at about 8:30 p.m. nomination to run in the 13th painted white agaetfsiy. Break* ’.r-bahi Mary Joe Byberg, a spokeswo­ District. Former Manchester Speaking to a crowd of some twoaaryiosfr^.,<< man for the Federal Aviation Mayor John Thompson, who was , :VATB;ytN CITT (UPI) - Pope 200,000 pilgrims and tourists who By StiMA Vaughn, v v ' -V- AO M ii Administration in -Boston, said defeated by Swensson twice in Harold fteportor . 'jeim Paul lli. in «n impassioned Jammed into St. Peter’s Square, there were two men, two women close votes, is also a potential PaMt.' Esster mnssage, called on the the Polish pontiff wished the attandsd a ;«w ji^ jM}iee;4aT. world a happy Easter in 48 and a child on the plane. She said candidate. Faucher has said he Recoid.8SHadnil^ M dmrcli a.n».,, cpnAiCtadStlt^f^^ M‘s .Christian and nop- the crash is being investigated by will drop out if Thompson runs. . n rvices, nregkttatk fg g huiita to Join him for a languages, including Russian, the National Transportation Neither could be reached today . and a revival meMlnB Olibllgli- Chinese, Hebrew, Arabic and Tagalog, the chief native lan­ Safety Board. for comment on the possibility of ted a pteture-peflSdi Eaater peace. Chris Hoverman, who was one of Cassano’s enterinjg the race for the a>.hreakfSM « : ‘hP!i»'><%tM;^S In Ue traditional “ UrU at guage of the Philippines. (Re­ weekend in Mancheeter. d mrehes; aeeimi!ti)|*tp^dih'-ltdA' the plane's co-owners, told the 13th District nomination. Orbi” (Tt> the city and the world) lated story, page 5.) . A ll .churches contacted today Jamee I. Keek, niaetdr at Coin* Herald late this morning that the Cassano, a Manchester Com­ reported ftill hoOits Easter message Sunday, he also im­ aircraft was piloted by its other munity College professor who sells munity Baptist. ; . . "v plored the world to reject modem The crowd, so huge it spilled nMMming. < ^ pssiHs Bliss the out of St. Peter’s Square into the owner, Steven M. Scribner, 27, of real estate part time, said today Center Congregational Church man’s litany of death, including Ellington and was carrying .aandnaty.at thechpreh later streets nearby, stood in warm that if he drops out of the race in drew record crowds for all three ithanmrni8g,lleflksslS.' war, terroriem, torture and iM InrCndy members of his family and two the five-town 4th District, he may sunshine for the celebration of Hs Easter servicee, accordtng Also M 7 ft.ini4 Ena GoSiM ahortfon. MMrawIraMi friends when it crashed. simply elect to remain in town ’’Mon oontinually inflict death centering on ChrisUanity’s cen­ to the Rev. Newell H.-Curtis Jr. lifoBrdenxmfostiaM l .Chpirch e n - Hoverman, who with Scribner government. He said he feels his uponethen, people who areoften tral belief — that Jesus arose The more than US people who Main Street sSrved caaiiminion owned New England Metal Works position as a second vice president aaknown, innocent people, peo- from the dead on Easter after attended the 8 a:m. aunrise being crucified on Good Friday. Co.. 21 Tolland Turnpike, Man­ in the Connecticut Cpnferenoe of service saw the Easter eunUght Pleeeejiw*e.peie'S |de not yet bora," John PauUaid. chester, said that the other pas­ Municipalities and as a second vice ■ ' A' ' sengers on the plane were his president in the National Leagueof partner's pregnant wife, Wanda; Cities puts him in a position to save the Scribners' 4-year-old son. the town money. Mark; and two friends, a woman In the past. Cassano and Ferns and a man be identified as Jeff have been close political allies. O’Neill wants final report on Galvin King of Vernon. The Scribners' Ferris worked in Cassano’s unsuc­ other child. Jeanie, 7. was with her cessful campaign to unseat Zinsser tiously as humanly possible." be present during autopsies. adding that he is now awaiting the grandparents in East Hampton at in 1984, and Cassano said today By Mark A. Dupuis The Democratic govieroor has TTiere have been reports that final report on the medicolegal the time of the crash. Hoverman that Ferris worked hard to help United Press International said he may have some questions Lloyd knew months ago that commission’s study of the medical said. him pay off his campaign debts HARTFORD - Gov. William A. about the way a commission Galvin b rou ^t her dogs to the examiner's office. He said his friend was last seen after the election. O’Neill said today he has asked the head^ by Lloyd investigated Farmington medical examiner’s Galvin has threatened to sue the about 5:30 and had taken off from Ferris said he discussed his state’s health commissioner to problems at the medical exannin- office. O’Neill said today Lloyd state seeking reinstatement to the Ellington Airport, where the plane plans Saturday with Cassano. submit a finarreport on the chief er’s office and decided to dismiss told him he did not learn until $78.00(l-a-year medical examiner’s was tased. Ferris, 47, has been employed by (3iief Medical Examiner Dr. Cath­ January that dogs were allowed in job and damages. Her lawyer has A spokesman at Brainard Air­ medical examiner’s office as soon the state Motor Vehicle Depart­ erine A. Galvin. autopsy rooms. blamed her dismissal on politics. port identified the plane as a Piper as possible. ment for more t han six years and is Galvin was dismissed by the O’Neill said he did not discuss O’Neill reiterated today that he Comanche. He said the plane had O'Neill met for about 30 minutes now commissioner of its Division Commission on Medicolegal Invn- Lloyd’s future as health commis­ supports the commission’s deci­ landed, refueled and taken off with Dr. Douglas S. Lloyd and said of Auto Emissions Control. He tigations after a preliminary In­ sioner during today’s meeting. sion to remove Galvin. The com­ from Brainard between 6:30 and 7 afterward he had told the health served two terms on the Glaston­ vestigation into complaints about "There's not a threat of him mission found that her term as p.m. He said the pilot had spoken of services commissioner to com­ bury Town Council and six years as the medical examiner’s office and being terminated or not being medical examiner had expired and beading northeast toward plete a report - on the medical charges she allowed her pet dogs to terminated.” the governor said. opted not to reappoint her. Ellington. Please turn to page 10 examiner’s office "as expedi­

Libyan official warns T O D A Y ’S H E R A L D

of exercises near U.S. Budget hearing set Index ABU DHABI, United Arab Emi­ provoke the Arab Libyan people,” Manchester residents will get a 20 pagaa, 2 sections rates (UPI) — A top Libyan official al' Hamidi said. “ We will be chance to comment on Town warned the Libyan navy was ready tougher then.” Manager Robert B. Weiss's $50 million spending proposal for the to conduct military maneuvers in "Libya is ready to conduct coming fiscal year when the Board international waters off the U.S. military maneuvers 12 miles off of Directors holds a public hearing coast, imitating the American the American coast in interna­ Wednesday night. It will be the Connecticut__ exercises in tiie Gulf of Sidra that tional waters." Ittihad quoted al only public hearing on the pro­ Entertainment. triggered battles last week. Hamidi as also saying. There was posed budget, town officials have no indication exactly where these Focus______Al Khuweildi al Hamidi, a said. Story on page 3. Local news. member of the Revolutionary maneuvers might take place. Lottery____ Council, also was quoted Sunday in The Libyan official is seeking Obituaries— the United Arab Emirates semi­ support throughout the region official newspaper, Al Ittihad, as Continued warm Opinion___ following last week’s battles in People____ saying be expected U.S. naval which the United States attacked Clear tonight with lows in the forces to return to the disputed Libyan boats and shore installa­ mid-30s to mid-40s. Tuesday should Sports____ gulf. tions after several rockets were be mostly sunny with highs in the Television— "Libya expects the American fired at the U.S. fleet conducting 60s and lower 70s. Details on page U.S./World. fleets to return once again to exercises in the disputed gulf. 2. Weather___ MANCHESTKH HEKALD, Monday. Marrh 31. 1986 —

Where K Goes

General Government $1,979,386

Public Works $4,827,056

I Protection $4,189,405

Other Revenue Human Services $1,043,640 $1,430,781 Extended outlook for New England Wednesday Leisure through Friday: Non-Educetlon $1,391,843 State & Federal Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Capital Improvements $3,122,102 Fair. Highs in the 60s Wednesday and in the $980,000 mid-SOs to mid-60s Thursday and Friday. Lows in Fines, Licenses, the 40s Wednesday and in the 30s and and lower 40s Insurance/MIscellaneous Thursday and Friday. Services & Rents $1,510,182 $1,378,869 Falling for spring New Hampshire: Fair through the period. Lows in the 20s north and 30s south. Highs in the 40s north Today: Mostly sunny with highs from 70 to 75. Tonight: Clear and and SOs south. Employee Pehslons/Benefits $3,336,610 cooler with a iow around 40. Tuesday: Mostly sunny with highs again Maine: Fair through the period. Lows in the 20s from 70 to 75. Drawing by Nathanaei Herman, 9. of 44 Volpi Road, north and 30s south. Highs in the 40s north and SOs Debt Service Boiton, a fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary School. south. $2,661,395 Vermont; Fair and mild. Highs in the SOs and lower 60s. Lows in the 30s and lower 40s. Today In history 11.0 2 4 Across the nation In 1889, the Eiffel Tower was inaugurated in Paris forthe 10.0 Universal Exhibition of Arts and Manufactures. This is General Fund Departmental Expenditures Rain was scattered across the Rockies, southw­ how the tower looked shortly before completion. 9.0 est Plains and the southern Florida Coast today as temperatures rose in New England. Fair skies and mild weather prevailed across the central and eastern states. Early-moming temper­ Alnuinac SAN FRANCISCO atures were generally in the SOs to 60s. with the 60s as far north as Montpelier, Vt. Today is Monday, March 31, the in 1945 (age 41). V. Y A flood warning due to melting snow was issued 90th day of 1986 with 27S to follow. On this date in history: LOS ANGEI forthe Connecticut Rivernear West Lebanon, N.H. The moon is approaching its In 1889, the Eiffel Tower was third quarter. inaugurated in Paris for the Cloudy skies, with temperatures in the 60s to 70s, Universal Exhibition of Arts and LOWE 'The morning stars are Mercury, were common over southern California and the Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Manufactures. TEMPERATURES desert Southwest. ’The evening star is Venus. In 1948. The Marshal Aid Act, a The Great Lakes region was cooler, with Those bom'on this date are under plan to rehabilitate war- ravaged readings in the 30s to 40s. the sign of Aries. They include Europe, was passed by Congress. In 1968, President Lyndon John­ SOi Elsewhere, dense fog prompted a travelers’ philosopher Rene Descartes in LEOeND- son announced he would not seek advisory in southwest Louisiana. 1596; composer Franz Joseph ^ M nAm K:y-:J«wow Haydn in 1732; German chemist re-election and simultaneously or­ Today’s forecast called for showers and Robert Bunsen, inventor of the dered suspension of American thunderstorms in south Florida and from the Bunsen gas burner, in 1811; bombing in North Vietnam. PLOW western Great Lakes across the upper Mississippi trumpeteer Herb Alpert in 1935 In 1971, Lt. William Calley was 1.0 UPt WEATHER FOTOCAST €) Valley to the east central Plains. (age 51), singer Richard Kiley in sentenced to life imprisonment for 1.0 Highs should be in the SOs to 60s from northern 1922 (age 64); Cesar Chavez, his part in the deaths of 22 ? ^ H — T California and the Northwest across the centrai founder of the farm workers’ Vietnamese civilians in what was FIXED COSTS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF PROTECTION DEPARTMENT OF LEISURE and northern Rockies and northern Plains to New union, in 1927 (age 59) ; actress called the Mylai Massacre. GENERAL Millions HUMAN SERVICES AND LIBRARY AND MISCELLANEOUS National forecast England: and 70s from central California across Shirley Jones in 1934 (age 52); and Millions GOVERNMENT PUBLIC WORKS A thought for the day: Philo­ the southern Rockies and central Plains to the Ohio actors Richard Chamberlain in 1935 (age 51), Christopher Walken sopher Rene Descartes said, "I During eariy Tuesday, showers are forecast for parts of the Pacific Valley and mid-Atlantic Coast. Most of the rest of [ 11985-86 Estimated Expended 1986-87 Manager’s Recommendation in 1943 (age 43), and Gabe Kaplan think, therefore 1 am.” 1984-85 Expended Northwest Coast and the Upper Great Lakes Region. Showers and the nation should have highs in the SOs. thunderstorms are possible for the Southern Intermountain Region, Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST Herxid graphic by EH«e N»s»ltf the Central Plains and the Upper Mississippi Vailey. Elsewhere, the ranged from 27degreesatSaulteSte. Marie, Mich., in expenditures for the next fiscal year. The pie charts, weather will be fair. to 76 at Phoenix, Ariz. Lottery This bar graph, illustrating Generai Fund Departmental Robert B. Weiss for the 1986-87 fiscal year, which begins above left, show where the money would come from and Expenditures, compares Manchester’s spending in July 1. The manager’s recommendation calls for a 9.6 where it would go in Weiss’s proposed spending plan. Connecticut daily Tristate lotto: 6-9-16-19:n-35 major categories from the 1984-85 fiscal year to the percent increase in the town’s tax rate paid by all Rhode Island daily: “if977 spending recommendations made by Town Manager Manchester property owners to support over $50 million I Saturday: 193 “ Lot-O-Bucks” : 14-80-21-28-36 Play Four: 5599 Massachusetts daily: 6493 PEOPLE "Megabucks” : 3-6-14-33-34-36 other numbers drawn Saturday in New England: Saturday’s Jingo numbers: flowers or participate in any chapel services. Budget plan faces little trouble, Werbner says Tri-state daily: 671, 0848 30-23-49-81-65-15-46-79-88-9 A Blooming return Wise said. Vallee, who rose to fame as a band leader sewer department would receive Werbner said he did not foresee provements, a 33.6 percent in­ and two civilian dispatchers in the Bv John F. Kirch of Directors, which will adopt a police department. He also pro­ Two months after cartoonist Berke in the late 1920s, is often remembered for 82,162,075, a 17 percent increase, any trouble spots in the budget crease: $1,439,781 for human servi­ Horald Reporter budget in eariy May. ces, an 8.6 percent increase; poses moving a police officer up to Breathed broke his back in a flying accident, crooning "Vagabond Lover,” “ The Whlffen- Weiss has recommended spend­ under Weiss's recommendations. recommendations, adding that his com ic strip ’’Bloom County” is returning speakers will probably support $4,189,405 for police protection, an the new position of deputy chief poof Song" and the "Maine Stein Song” Manchester residents will, get a ing $50,697,748 in fiscal 1986-27, Townspeople living in the Eighth to the nation's daily comic pages. Weiss’s recommendation to spend 11.2 percent increase: $1,391,843 and having a sergeant in the police through a megaphone and for his trademark chance to comment on Town with a tax rate of 48.76 mills, or Utilities District pay fire and Breathed says in an article in today’s 828,373,181 on education in 1986-87. for recreation activities, a 7.5 department serve as a full-time salute, “ Helgh-Ho!” Manager Robert B. Weiss’s $50 $48.76 for each 81.000 of assessed sewer taxes directly to the district The school proposal represents a percent increase; and $1,979,386 training officer. Washington Post that he’s feeling fine and Vallee’s wife has requested that no details million spending proposal for the property value. 'That represents an and are. charged different rates. 12.3 percent increase over this for general government, a 10.S has gotten iots of get-weli wishes from about his condition be released, but Dally coming fiscal year when the Board increase of 4.28 mills over the tax Residents who attend Wednes­ The town will spend about year’s spending of $25,258,546 and percent increase. ’’people I regularly ridicule” in the strip. Variety columnist Army Archerd reported of Directors holds a public hearing rate for the current year. day’s public hearing can comment $225,246 for the 10 new positions if accounts for over 60 percent of the ■Tve got three pounds of steel rods in my that Valleee underwent throat surgery two Wednesday night. It will be the on any aspect of the budget the recommendations are adopted Weiss has also recommended a proposal. The hearing will begin at entire budget. THE MANAGER is also seeking back, which makes airport metal detectors weeks ago. only public hearing on the pro­ by the Board of Directors. 9.7 percent increase in the town 7:30 p.m. at Waddell School, 163 staff increases in several town go bananas. Sometimes I’li wear an “ I love Wise said recovery is going slowly because posed budget, town officials have "Normally there’s a great deal The revenue to support the Fire Department budget to Broad St. departments. His proposals in­ Khadafy" button,” Breathed told his “ inter­ of the entertainer’s age. said. 83,933.270 and proposed a fire tax of interest on the education side of clude funding for a part-time spending would come from prop­ the budget,” Werbner said. " I ’m viewer,” the Bloom County cartoon charac­ rate of 6.57 mills, compared to this secretary in the Planning Depart­ erty taxes, fines, licenses, rents ter Opus. The manager’s General Fund BASED ON PAST E X P E ­ sure there’ll be some support for and state and federal grants. Weiss year’s rate of 6.32 mills. RIENCE, town officials expect a ment, two new building inspectors The 28-year-old cartoonist also announced spending recommendations forthe the manager’s decision.’’ in the Building Division, a drafts- also took into consideration money No increases in water and sewer low turnout at the hearing. that he plans to get married in May to a Miami hammer fiscal year that begins July 1 call person in the Engineering Div­ the town would receive as pro­ user fees have been recom­ ” In the past it hasn’t been all that In other areas, Weiss has recom­ “ wonderful large-footed photographer for a 9.6 percent increase in the tax ision, a foreman and laborer in the posed in Gov. William A. O’Neill’s Jan Hammer, whose title composition for mended. The water department large,” Assistant Town Manager mended spending $4,827,056 for named Jody. ” adding: "Maria Shriver rate paid by all Manchester Highway Division, a park and budget, which has not yet passed the television show “ Miami Vice” topped the The Queen of Wall Street would receive 85.140,669, a budget Steven Werbner said today. "It’s public works, a 10.7 percent proposed last year, but always one to buck a property owners. The recommen­ cemeteries maintenance person the (xeneral Assembly. increase of 3.1 percent, and the usually under 100 people." increase; $980,000 for capital im­ trend, I turned her down.” music charts for weeks, says he may leave The recent stock market surge is leading many Wall dations are now before the Board The Sunday “Bloom County” strip is to the new wave cops show at the end of this Street investors down the road to wealth and prosperity. return on April 20, Breathed said. Most season. Hammer, in an interview at his upstate New York home for the television During the early 1900s, one of America’s most famous papers that carry the strip have been show "Entertainment Tonight” says he investors was the “Queen of Wall Street.” But according Town Easter events rerunning old ones. needs more time for himself and his family. to historians, the penny-pinching Hetty Green looked Irish says charge Manchester In Brief ’"The show takes its toll consuming so much more like a pauper. She lived in cheap boarding houses, Harty cheer of my life and family time that this may be wore tattered clothes and conducted daily business draw large crowds the last year ‘Miami Vice’ moves to Jan Police investigate blast sitting on the floor of her bank. When she died in 1961, will be dismissed Sen. Gary Hart, following in the footsteps Hammer music,” Hammer says in a recent Police said they had no clues today as to what caused the Continued from page I was “ overwhelming,” a spokeswo­ of House Speaker lip O’Neill, is to make a interview with Peter Qninn H acket. ’The her holdings totaled $100 miMion. Friday night explosion of a small Water Department gatehouse television show attracted critical acclaim By George Loyng district can occur. The district man said. cameo appearance on the television show EX-BEATLE PAUL McCARTNEY DO YOU KNOW — What happens to stock prices in a provides separate fire and sewer at a town reservoir on Lydall Street. to more than 700 church members, when it debuted because of its upbeat music Herald Reporter “ Cheers." . . . forever on the road “ bull market” ? service to most of northern A steel door and the brick walls of the building were blown according to a spokeswoman. and unusual on-location filming in Florida. The altar at South United Metho­ The Church of the Nazarene on Hart, a Democrat from Colorado and A member of the Charter Revi­ Manchester. away from the foundation by the blast, police said. The door was dist Church on Main Street was Main Street hosted a revival former presidential contender, will play FRIDAY’S ANSWER — Robins lay blue eggs. sion Commission whose political Mayer asked the Ethics Com­ found 61 feet away from the building, which is located on decorated with 100 Easter lilies during the weekend, in addition to himself in the television barroom in May, he 3-31-H6 KnowlfdKf Inc. 1986 and business affiliations are sche­ mission to investigate Irish’s ties Reservoir No. 2. Police also found ceramic tiles embedded in Hit the road, Paul during two services Sunday morn­ regular Easter services. told Time magazine. Forever Raquel duled to be examined Thursday by to the district, which he said might boards found in the debris. ing that were attended by just "It helps my reputation. It’ll probably ruin ” I like performing,’ says Paul McCart­ A Newspo|>er in Rducalion Program the Manchester Ethics Commis­ pose a conflict of interest. In A resident of Lake Street contacted police after seeing the More than 200 children shook the show’s.” Hart told the magazine. Raqnel Welch, co-producing the television sion for a possible conflict of particular. Mayer questioned Ir­ debris at the building Saturday afternoon. under 1.000 people. ney, who tells USA Weekend magazine, ” I’m Sponsored by Emanuel Lutheran Church on hands with the Easter Bunny not ruling . . . out” an American tour in miniseries "Forever Amber,” in which she interest said this morning he ish’s affiliation with the district Robert Young, town water and sewer administrator, who Saturday in Center Springs Park will play Amber, signed up last week to do The Manchester Herald group known as STEAL, or Stop C3iurch Street served homemade support of his new, still untitled, album due expects the matter to be learned of the explosion this morning, said the gatehouse is used Eucharastic bread for communion and hunted for Easter eggs bidden com m ercials for a diet soft drink that ties in dismissed. Tampering with the Eighth’s out this spring. He says people question when the reservoir is in operation, but that the reservoir is not to 563 people during two Sunday throughout the park by the Man­ Morgan on the move with her fitness tapes and book. She’ll Charter commission member American Liberties, antf the fact whether he should tour again "based on the currently in use. The building is normally locked, he said. services. chester Jay cess and the staff oftlie supplant Linda Evans of “ Dynasty” in Wallace Irish Jr. said the com­ that Irish is the insurance agenct Burger King restaurant in Morgan Brittany has just made her first fact that John (Lennon) got shot, and people The mechanical parts, which are under the building, are still Attendance at Easter masses at General Foods’ Crystal Light commercials. plaint, filed by the secretary of the for the district. Manchester. video. In the new video of Bob Seger’s think that none of (the ex-Beatles) dare tour intact, Vqung said. St. Bridget Church on Main Street Welch said she and Jane Fonda had an town firefighters’ union, is "totally Irish has said he is serving the current single, "American Storm,” Brittany again.” But, McCartney added. “ I like The detective division is investigating the explosion. “ amiable confrontation,” recently over their Manchester Herald out of the realm of the Ethics entire town on the Charter Revi­ gets to dump spaghetti on Randy Qnaid and performing. “There’s a special feedback you respective competing exercise videos. Not­ Commission” because the Charter sion Commission and that his pose against the full moon with Janies get.” ing her own success, Raquel said she’ll have USPS 327-SOO VOL. CV, No. 153 Revision Commission is an advi­ insurance agency is the district's Jobless claims decrease Spring comes to town Woods, Scott Glenn, Lesley Ann Warren and another one out soon "that will be easier for PublMwd dally except Sunday sory panel. insurance agent rather than Seger himself. All in a day’s work. Suogaatad carrier rates are $1.60 "It’s a cheap political trick himself. Fewer Manchester residents claimed unemployment benefits people to fit into their everyday routine.” and certain holidays by the Man- ««ahly. 86.50 for one month, $16.26 Coatinned from pnge 1 T supervisor. chaatar PubNahlito Co., 16 Bralnard lor thrao months, 836.80 for six trying to embarrass me,” Irish Irish, a Republican, said he was in the two-week period ending March 22 than the previous Hebron said good health is Place. Manchaatar, Conn. 06040. Rudy on the mend m nths and $77.00 lor one yaar said of the complaint, which was advised by his attorney that the two-week period, according to state Labor Commissioner P. swimming programs for different popular this year. People are ^polled rotten Baoond dasa poataoa paid at Man­ Mall rataa are avaHaMa on raqtiael filed by David M. Mayer earlier complaint against him cannot be Joseph Peraro. Entertainer Rndy Vallee remained hospi­ chaatar. Conn. POS^TMASTER: age groups at various times of day. mainly interested in "physical The broken note Sand addraaa changaa to the Man­ this month. heart because the Charter Revi­ In Manchester, a weekly average of 1,054 people claimed A million-dollar winner in a dog food talized at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Registration times and general fitness-type classes, tennis, aero­ chaatar Herald, P.O. Box SOI, Man­ The Charter Revision Commis­ sion Commission has only advisory unemployment benefits in the most recent period, a 7.5 percent information are available by con­ bics . . . Everyone’s thinking about contest says her mutt is "spoiled rotten” and Angeles while recovering from surgery two Country music singer Eddy Raven hit a chaatar, Conn. 06040. To placo a clasalAsd or display sion, which is scheduled to hold its advartlasmant. or to report a nom powers. decrease over the previous two weeks. An average of 106 of those tacting the Recreation Depart­ getting into shape,” she said. won’t get a dime. Cecilia McCaskey, of weeks ago, a hospital spokesman said. jarring note in a recent Dallas concert. When it meets Thursday, the Item , a to ry o r p ictu ra M as, caN 64S- fourth meeting tonight, was ap­ were new claims and 948 were continued. ment at 647-3084. If the streets around Manchester Waynesboro, Miss., who received the first of "He showed some improvement last week, During a performance of "Thank God for Ethics Commission will determine GUARANTEED DELIVERY; If 2711. Ofhca hours are 6:30 a.m. toS pointed by the Democratic major­ The drop in town reflected a statewide drop in the number of For those not inclined toward look nicer. It’s probably because Kids,” a song he wrote that became a hit for you don't rocolva your Horald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. whether Mayer's complaint merits 20 checks from Alpo for $50,000 last week, but he still hasn’t been moved to a private ity on the town Board of Directors claims filed, Peraro said in a news release. Claims for outdoor activity, the department the sweepers started their warm the Oak Ridge Boys, Raven spotted a woman p.m. woohdaya or 7:30 ajn. Satur­ to consider changing two provi­ an investigation. It can dismiss the said she’s not spending any of it on room,” spokesman Ron Wise said Sunday, unemployment benefits in Connecticut for the same two week has more than 50 classes running weather ritual last Tuesday. "We day, plaai i Maphona your carrier. sions of the Town Charter that now complaint, assign one of its seven 10-year-old Stray. And she said she’s not adding that the 8S-year-old Vallee remains in holding a young baby up to the stage. He H you’re unaMa to raoch your car- period averaged 34,670 a week, a decrease of 3.217 or 8.5 percent the gamut from ceramics to yoga. started in the center of town, and strolled to the end of the stage, leaned over to The Manchaatar Herald la a mam- require a separate favorable vote members to investigate the going to let her husband retire early, either. stable but guarded condition. rlar, caH aubacrlbar sarvloa at 647- bar of the Aaaoclatad PrsM a sub- from the previous two-week period. That average is a low for “ We’re taking registration now will work out from there," said Wise didn’t know if the singer received any touch the child’s hand and, in mid-chorus, 0646 by 6 p.m. waakdaya or 10 a.m. by residents of the independent charges, or hold a hearing to see if ” I don’t want him hanging around the house. acrlbar to Unltad Prsaa Interna­ 1986. and these classes start April 21," Keith Chapman, the town highway The dog and the kids are enough.” she said as special visitors, flowers or telegrams to tumbled from the platform. Raven suffered Saturdays for guarantaod dallvery tional nowa torvicoa and a mombor Eighth Utilities District before Irish is involved in a conflict of In ------said Debbie Hebron, a recreation superintendent. she accepted the check in New Orleans from commemorate Easter Sunday. Because only minor cuts and a badly tom pair of of the Audit Bureau of CkouMlona. consolidation of the town and interest. actor Lome Greene. Vallee is in intensive care he cannot receive pants. 6 .. MANCHESTER HERALD Monday. March 31. 1986 - 5

4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 31. 1986 V.S./WorU In Brief Ortega: Honduras isn’t foe America’s iough guy’ dead at 86 territory." administration found it opportune, Versatile James Cagney won hearts as George M. Cohan By Dovld W. JOHM necessary and convenient to blow Earthquake rocka San Francisco Unitod Prou International But, Ortega said: "L e t me make clear that we have lied at no point. this all out of proportion... with an eye to the Senate vote and to U.S. SAN FRANCISCO — An earthquake struck San Francisco WASHINGTON — Nicaraguan What we have sUted is that we Combined Wire Services early today, rocking skyscrapers In the third temblor in three have not invaded Honduras, we public opinion. President Daniel Ortega, acknowl­ "In fact, when the vote took days to hit the Bay area. have not committed any act of NEW YORK — James Cagney, edging a "series of military place in the House of Representa- The magnitude of the earthquake that hit about 4 a.m. was not aggression against Honduras. who rose from one of New York operations" In which his forces Uves, the principle Contra camps immediately determined. It was strong enough, however, to “ What there have been is a City’s toughest neighborhoods to crossed into Honduras, says such had already been destroyed and sway the IJ-story Fox Plaxa office building where the offices of actions occurred before a House series of military operations ... berame one of Hollywood’s most that have been taking place for attacked.” famous toughguys during his 50- The Associated Press are located. The rocking motion lasted for vote rejecting aid to the contras. Ortega termed as “ blackmail a The Reagan administration wa­ years now all along the frontier year acting career, was "the about five seconds. ' provision in last week’s Senate The quake was felt at least as far away as Stockton, about 75 ited until after the vote to pubiicise area to attack the Contra revolu­ classic American success story,” tionary forces, which — it is known resolution approving the aid, President Reagan said following miles east of San Francisco. reports of a Nicaraguan "inva­ — have their bases in Honduras. which would hold up all but $25 his friend’s death. Several power outages w ere reported in San Jose, 60 miles to sion” of Honduras in order to They are totally defensive million for 90 days while diplomats the south, where the quake knocked out transformers, according influence last week’s vote in the Cagney, who won an Oscar for operations." seek a peaceful solution to the to the police dispatcher on duty. The temblor also set off dozens of Senate. Ortega charged in an bis 1042 portrayal of song-and- Ortega was asked about the conflict. . dance man George M. Cohan In fire alarm s in San Jose. interview on the CBS program “ We want the dialogue with the timing of the latest raids, which “ Yankee Doodle Dandy,” died The earthquake followed a moderate one on Saturday that “ Face the Nation." chief of the contras, which is embarrassed leaders of the the Sunday at age 86. He suffered from measured 4.0 on the Richter scale, '“according to the The administration said Tues­ President Reagan," Ortega said Democratic-cohtrolled House diabetes and had been in declining seismographic station at the University of California. There wqs day that some 1,500 Nicaraguan when asked if he would talk to the forces had entered Honduras to when they were publicised just health. a slight aftershock of 2.2 Sunday night. days after a key vote March 20 Contras. attack bases used by the U.S.­ His wife of 64 years, Billie, and ■O rejecting Reagan’s request for "The contras are the U.S. armed and-tralned contra rebels, bis manager. Marge Zimmerman, $100 million in contra aid. government. The Contra is Presi­ who are seeking to overthrow were at his side when he died at his Fire damages famed British castle "W e didn’t choose any particu­ dent Reagan. Isn’t it in the U.S. Ortega’s Sandinista government. Dutchess County farm north of lartim e," Ortega said. "F rom the C on greu ... where the war is being LONDON — A dawn fire today roared through the Hampton Ortega, whose government re­ New York City, where he had been day that the contras began attack­ directed and financed? What other Court Palace of King Henry VIII — one of Britain’s top tourist peatedly denied violating Hondu­ Congress in the world is discussing taken only last week after being attractions — destroying about a quarter of the glittering 16th ran territory, conceded that his ing from Honduras there have been military operations through­ a policy of how to go about released from a hospital. century castle and killing one person. forces had attacked contra bases DANIEL ORTEGA out the border area. overthrowing another "W e were getting him ready for From as far as 3 miles, flames could be seen licking above the andthat, "The armed camps of the . . . wants dialogue “Now of course the Reagan government?” breakfast and he just closed his turrets and chimneys of the 1.000-room palace, which contains mercenary forces are in Honduran eyes and went to sleep,’’ Mrs. valuable tapestries, woodwork and paintings. Zimmerman said. " I t ’s Easter and The cause of the fire was not known but officials believed it it’s a good time if he had to go.” UPI photo started in a section turned into apartments for war widows whose "Death isn’t even the right word husbands served the crown. Marcos says U.S. involved in ouster to use, especially on Easter,” Actor James Cagney, shown with after a long bout with diabetes and heart Firemen said many paintings and tapestries were damaged Frank,Sinatra said from his Palm trouble. Cagney appeared with Reagan be taken with him to his home Springs home. “ Jim merely President and Mrs. Reagan at the May but others were saved. They had to rescue seven elderly women, conversation and the letter were In the telephone message, Mar­ By Ruben G. Alabastro province. changed addresses from this life 27, 1981, graduating ceremonies at the in the 1938 film “Boy Meets Girl," and some in their nightgowns, who as "w a r widows” are entitled to given to the AP ’s Manila bureau by cos said the “ coup d’etat” that The Associated Press Philippine officials maintain the two became friends. live in the palace’s Grace and Favor apartments reserved for a source close to Marcos. The toppled him "was | apparently into the next.” United States Miiitary Academy, died Marcos and his associates may distinguished retired service personnel. source dealt with reporters on helped by some of the elements of Easter Sunday at his New York home M ANILA, Philippines — Ferdi­ have plundered $5 billion to $10 UPI photo REAGAN INTERRUPTED his A fire brigade spokesman said Lady Gale, 86, widow of Gen. Sir condition of anonymity. the American government,” but i nand E. Marcos today denied billion from the government. vacation at his Santa Barbara, Richard Gale who was a brigadier general during World War II The 68-year-old Marcos, who is did not mention names. charges of corruption, said U.S. "Today, you see the spectacle of Four-year-old Quelaune Marshall was dressed In the Calif., mountaintop ranch to at­ and in 1958-60 deputy supreme allied commander in Europe, was living in exile in Hawaii, accused officials may have taken part in his In the taped message, he hinted spirit of the holiday Sunday when she donned her Easter tend services at a small Presbyter­ always gave us his very best. ... one of the neighborhood’s best Frances "B illie” Vernon, met in President Corazon Aquino of striv­ looting by all kinds of groups, some missing and feared dead. ouster and indicated for the first he was misled into leaving the wearing uniforms and the others in ian church in the Santa Ynez Goodbye, dear friend.” fighters. Money was scarce, and he 1920 as cast members of "Pitter ing for wealth and power, imposing Bunny sunglasses at the sunrise service at Red Rocks Patter” and married two years Firem en later found a body but they could not im mediately time he may return from exile. Philippines, saying he had insisted civilian clothes...,” Marcos said in Valley near the predominantly In 1938, Cagney shared billing considered boxing as a career; his a dictatorship, and allowing her : Park near Morrison, Colo. identify it. “ We must war again against the on being taken from the palace to the taped message. “ There was Danish-American village of Sol- with Reagan in "B oy Meets Girl,” mother, Carolyn; said no. later. They adopted two children, a followers to loot his palace and monster who imposes slavery,” his home province of Ilocos Norte. vang. Reagan described the late and the men became friends. Both Instead, he became a copy boy boy and a girl. wear his wife Imelda’s dresses. looting not only by the poor, but by the deposed president said in a Instead, he said, he was flown to were presidents of the Screen for a newspaper, wrapped pack­ Cagney’s son, James Jr., died in The letter and telephone call the rich'and powerful.... The more actor in a statement released by Soviets remain silent on test ban telephone call taped today in Clark Air Base and later to Guam, oustanding ladies in the opposition the White House as "a dear friend Actors Guild and described them­ ages in a department store and January 1984. The two men had were the first lengthy public U.S. celebrates Easter Manila and releas^ to The Asso­ and his private belongings were selves as Roosevelt Democrats took other odd jobs, until he heard been estranged and hadn’t seen MOSCOW — With the Soviet Union’s unilateral ban on testing statements from Marcos since he started fitting and using the of many years.” ciated Press. ransacked. who turned conservative. he could make $35 a week in each other for two years. nuclear weapons set to expire with the first U.S. nuclear test fled the country Feb. 26 after a dresses of the first lady.” “ We will miss Jimmy, but we "Remain united so that we will know he has found eternal rest and Cagney drew praise for a wide vaudeville. In addition to his wife. Cagney is after today, the Krem lin has not commented on the U.S. rejection pro-Aquino civilian-military revolt U.S. officials said Marcos had "Today we see, in sadness and {from sunrise to sunset see each other again,” Marcos also tragedy, dictatorship,” Marcos peace in God’s arms,” the state­ series of roles — mobsters in such What made him a star was “ The survived by his daughter, Cat- of a new Soviet test ban proposal. told supporters in his home region backed by the Roman Catholic 300 crates of jewels, cash and other Public Enemy” in 1931, his first hleen. Funeral arrangements said on the tape. "N ow the black Herbert Garrison at Homer. Ga. ment said. “ Goodbye, dear films as "The Public Enemy,” And the propects for a superpower summit have become more in a handwritten postscript to an Church. items when he arrived in Ha wall on By Connie Maxwell tough-guy role, which included the were pending. foul deed is out. Absolute power, About 14,000 children and young friend.” “ Angels with Dirty Faces” and complicated because of conflict between the two nations this eight-page letter dated March 21 He told reporters in Honolulu on a U.S. plane, including $1.2 million United Press International scene where he mashed a grape­ not just decree-making power, but people searched for 72,000 boiled Cagney retired In 1961 after "W hite Heat;” the neurotic ship weekend over a test ban and where to hold negotiations about and addressed to "m y beloved Easter Sunday that he still consid­ in Philippine pesos. Marcos said fruit into the face of Mae Clark. absolute, unlimited power to abuse and dyed eggs, plus 40,000 candy appearing in 64 films, including captain in “ Mister Roberts; ” Lon nuclear testing. Filipino countrymen.” ers himself the Philippine the pesos were part of his cam­ . From “ Halleluiah” sunrises to Now you know was after all the final objective.” eggs. “ The Public Enemy,” in 1931 and Chaney in “ Man of a Thousand Soviet leader Mikhael Gorbachev, who first proposed a ban on Both the tape of the telephone presirtpnt. paign fund and personal money to peaceful sunsets, Christians cele­ IN ORDER TO FORCE produc­ Miami’s Metrozoosoldhollowed- “ The Roaring Twenties,” in 1939. Faces; ” Cohan in "Yankee Doodle At a steady pace, a person could testing nuclear weapons last July. Saturday offered to meet brated Easter with'prayer, prome­ out ostrich eggs for Easter for $30 He returned to the screen in 1981 as Dandy; ” and Bottom in “ A Mid­ ers to pay him what he was worth, walk the circumference of the President Reagan in Europe to discuss extending the ban. nades in spring finery and egg C!agney Was willing to walk away each. The football-sized eggs are the police com m issioner in summer Night’s Dream.” earth in exactly one year. Gorbachev’s unilateral test ban expires with the first U.S. hunts in rolling countryside from films. As early as 1937 he was Ohio firefighter dies swarming with scrubbed children the byproduct of an overly success­ “ Ragtime.” nuclear test after March 31. CAG NEY WAS BORN on the making $150,000 a picture. in their Sunday best. ful ostrich breeding program. In addition to the Academy Gorbachev’s offer, made during a rare television appearance, Lower East Side of New York City, In 1961, while on the set of the Strollers in New York’s annual Gray clouds and rainshowers Award, Cagney won a citation drew a quick negative response from the Reagan administration, the second of five children, moving Billy Wilder-directed “ One, Two, ' arade down Fifth Avenue flooded failed to dampen the spirits of from the John F. Kennedy Center to Manhattan’s tough Yorkville Three,” he decided to walk away leoK which apparently caught the Kremlin off guard. Tass and other Wildfires wreak havoc in 9 states le sun-splashed avenue with hundreds of worshipers gathered for Performing Arts in 1980 for S section upon the death of his for good. He turned down roles in Soviet news agencies said simply "the U.S. administration took polorful frills and top hats. Two for sunrise services around Por­ career achievement and the Medal alcoholic father. “ That Championship Season” and FUEL OIL up an unconstructive stand towards Soviet initiatives again.” men wearing rabbit ears and tland, Wash. Some dressed in of Freedom, the government’s United Press International week — more than any similar the Daniel Boone National Forest, His trademark — the squirming "The Godfather II.” ^ A Price According to the administration’s statement, issued Saturday, “These fires have all been dressed in sequined tutus accented Easter finery and used umbrellas highest civilian award, in 1984. period since 1981. said reinforcements were called in shrug that started at the feet and Cagney made headlines in 1979 M Sublect "As far as a nuclear testing moratorium is concerned, the U.S. started by humans and there’s no tvith Easter eggs danced on the but others huddled together on "Jim m y Cagney was the classic Firefighters whose wearisome Kentucky firefighters battled 83 this weekend to help 80 firefighters writhed up through the shoulders when it was announced that he was position has not changed." reason to burn outdoors at all.” steps of St. Patrick’s Cathedral. blankets, newspapers and sheets American success story, lifting struggle cost the life of one blazes during the weekend, includ­ battle new blazes in Laurel County. as one hand pounded the other — returning. And "Ragtime” came " i Change In Alabama, where fires have Roman Catholic Cardinal John of plastic spread on concrete steps. himself by determination and hard volunteer faced another day with­ ing wildfires that claweij. through " I t ’s getting to be pretty bad out came from ” a pimp who worked along at the right time; his doctors Senior Citizen A devoured 9,240 acres since Tues­ O’Connor said Christendom’s holi­ The gardens and halls of Wa­ work out of poverty to national out rain and the grim prospect of the historic Daniel Boone National here," Crail said. " I f we don’t get the block between 77th and 78th had decreed that he had to become Volume Discounts Winds blow away volcanic clouds day and helicopters were used to est day marking the Resurrection shington’s National Cathedral acclaim,” Reagan said in a state­ arsonists torching tinder-dry Forest in the eastern portion of the some rain soon, the governor streets on First Avenue,” Cagney more active to counter the effects fight remote fires in the western of Jesus is "a time of faith. During were thronged with silk-and-satin- ment from his California ranch. “ I ANCHORAGE. Alaska — Strong arctic winds drove huge forests, where wildfires have state. might possibly resort to calling a said. "A ll day, he’d stand around of diabetes, which had robbed his THRIFTY OIL CO. part of the state, foresters feared the feast of Easter that which is clad worshipers mingling with believe the entire nation loved blackened thousands of acres in Charlie Crail, a spokesman for ban on burning.” and do that.” legs of their strength. clouds of ash from the erupting Augustine Volcano away from th e wildfires would k eep impossible is possible and that browsers in blue jeans. Jimmy Cagney and I think he must nine states from Ohio to Georgia. By age 14, Cagney was known as He and his wife, the former 289-8843 populated areas, allowing airlines to resume service for spreading. which is incomprehensible be­ The music of chimes and a young have loved us, too, because he Foresters in Alabama, Georgia, hundreds of Easter travelers stranded for up to four days. "Everything just appears to be comes understood because of our people’s orchestra wafted from the Mississippi, Tennessee, North Ca­ The polar wind shift Sunday blew the grit-filled clouds toward critically dry,” Cynthia Page of 75 DEALER ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE faith.” chapel, where tourists snapped rolina, Virginia, Maryland, Ken­ the Gulf of Alaska, ending a health hazard alert in Anchorage the Alabama Forestry Commis­ On the West Coast, the open-air pictures of a real moon rock tucky and Ohio spent the Easter that began shortly after the Thursday morning eruption. sion said. THE VERNON HISTORIC4I. SOCIETY WII.I. RE PRE.SENTING ITS SIXTH Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles embedded in a stained-glass scene weekend battling wildfires, and 4NNH4I. ANTIQUE SHOW \ND SM.E NE\TStlND4Y. 4PRII.6. im FRO M 10 New Locations Residents with respiratory problems had been warned to stay In Tennessee, where 3,500 acres overflowed with a crowd of 17,000 of Jesus’ life, across the blossom­ officials said the situation will 4M TO 5 PM XT THE VERNON CENTER MIDDI.E SCHOOI.. 777 H4RTFORD indoors, and people in many areas had worn face masks of woodlands burned over the worshipers. ing grounds where grown-ups worsen without rain. TURNPIKE. VERNON. CONN. outdoors. weekend, firefighters were being "In our world we see the harsh chas^ merry children playing in plagued by arsonists. The 4,025-foot-high volcano, 180 miles southwest df Anchorage, Ohio authorities were alarmed DEM.ERS FROM FOUR STATES WII.I, BE SEI.I.INC THIER FINE niR NITI'RE . reality of people who have lost all the fading summer-like day. Vernon continued to belch gas and ash. Until Sunday, only a few by the death of volunteer firefigh­ “ Some people think it’s fun to INCI.HDINC COUNTRY FURNITURE, VICTORIAN. RERNISHED PINE, hope,” Archbishop Roger Mahony Along the boardwalks of New watch the woods bum,” said For Your Convenience. passenger planes had been able to avoid the belt of dark clouds ter Ray Scott, 57, victim of an BASKETS, LAMPS. JEWELRY. SILVER, HNE LINENS. OLD TOOLS, AND OF told the sunrise assembly. “ The Jersey, a brisk breeze from the Quality Inn Dwight Barnett of the Tennessee blocking flight paths to Anchorage International Airport, which apparent heart attack while bat­ COURSE. MANY OTHER INTERESTING COLLECTIBLES. hope of sharing the eternal ban­ Atlantic Ocean rustled flowered Farm Shop tling a blaze near Londonderry, Forestry Division. "That’s a tradi­ quet of the Lord causes us to feed bonnets of strollers in at Ie6st three usually handles 225 commercial takeoffs and landings a day. tion in East Tennessee, and it CLIFTS COUNTRY KITCHEN OF ROCKVILLE WILL AGAIN BE OUR Vernon Drug Volcanologist Tom Miller of the U.S. Geological Survey flew Larry Ehlers, assistant chief of the the hungry in our midst. We must parades. In Asbury Park, little Division of Forestry, said. needs to become extinct.” CATERER. HE WILL BE SERVING A WONDERFUL BREAKFAST ALONG WITH girls dressed in their spotless best Dunkin Donuts. Rte. 83 near Augustine Sunday morning and said, “ It was in a continuous SOME OF HIS FAMOUS LUNCHES INCLUDING CHETS SALAD. HOMEMADE do whatever is necessary to make ‘ ‘This just points out the fact that Barnett said some misguided and carrying parasols joined You can now buy the Manchester CVS Pharmacy low to moderate eruption, with a plume rising to 15,000 feet." SOUPS AND A FINE VARIETY OF SANDWICHES. hope a reality,” he said. there are a lot of men, and women people think woods fires improve marchers wearing the top hats and Thick plumes of volcanic ash hid the mountaintop Sunday. Easter dawned in the Rocky Herald at any of these neighbor­ Stop & Shop too, working out there who are hunting and rids the forests of THE ANTIQUE SHOW WILL BE MANAGECi BY GAIL AND GENE DICKENSON Mountains with some 8.000 people lace of the 1890s — and one woman Scientists hope to to see whether Augustine has blown its top — Abdows Restaurant getting very tired,” Ehlers said. ticks, chiggers and snakes. OF MEMORY LANE ANTIQUES. THE DICKENSONS WILL BE OPENING A singing out a chorus of "Hallelui- dressed as a daffodil. destroying the dome built up following its last eruption in 1976. hood locations nearest you! 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OPEN SUNDAYS 1914 White & Rose 1..5L •4.99 •1.50 gists and humorologists met last "Humor is a faith that one can woek for a symposium on humor at make it through the next mo­ 25^ Taylor 33 Adams Street Bpstoo University to discuss the ment,” he added. “ Ronald Reagan 25^ If you would prefer home deHvery, A ll 3 .0L •6.49 Manchester, CT 06040 serious side of comedy. did that when he was shot. T forgot please call 647-9946. 649-5241 “ Humorology is a specific field to duck,’ he joked to his wife,” and Reringer of study. It’s not just a bunch of with that witty statement reas­ 65 E. Caritar StrMt V u ir L .H jm t \ “'lu n W hile Zinfandel 7 5 0 M L •4.99 •1.25 i professors and psychologists sured himself, his wife and the ManchBBtBr, Ct. AGWAY swapping jokes,” said Bob Cohen, nation. 1986 - 7 • > - MANCHESTER HEHALD. Monday. March 31. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 31 OPINION Connecticut Fairfield a test for GOP hopefuls In Brief PetronI on sidelines as Belaga, Bozzuto and Labriola vie for votes

if she does, observers “ will say ‘big while Belaga said she bad spent about By Judd Everhart Polls will be open from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. A way out Search falls to find boy About 11,000 Republicans are eligible to deal’’* because of her almost-bometown 95,000. The Auoclated Press status. But, she added, " I f I lose, they’ll Both Ubriola and Bozzuto sought tbe BEFORE TAX' AFTER TAV Jack ENFIELD — Police and local boaters said they take part. gubernatorial nomination in 1992. Tymniak said the caucus-style voting say, ‘Shocking, shocking.” ' would continue searching today for a 14-year-old HARTFORD — The first real test of At the convention that year, umM? Anderson was the beat way to select delegates Bozzuto, regarded by many as the Massachusetts boy feared drowned after a the strength of the Republican guberna­ Labriola realized be couldn't win, be boating accident on the Connecticut River, torial candidates comes Tuesday when because it “ puts (candidates) out there frontrunner right now for tbe nomina­ on the train REFORM tion, said tbe burden is on Mrs. Belaga threw his support to Lewis B. Rome and REFORM looking for live votes. It serves as a officials said. Fairfield Republicans pick their dele­ that clinched the nomination for Rome. Stephen Curley of Springfield, Mass., fell into gates to the July nominating definite training ground for and Lalnriola. “ It's essential that the othero_wjp,^‘ Labriola was then selected by Rome as th e^ver at about 11 a.m. Saturday when tbe convention. candidates.” bis cantfdate for lieutenant governor.. A commuter-railroad bill that steamed Tymniak refused to predict a winner, said Bozzuto, a former statg~senator. through a couple of General Assembly iFORMWO anchor of a boat he and a friend were fishing from Twenty-three delegates are at stake, caught something underwater and was pulled the fourth-largest ddegation to the although be personally supports Mrs. “ If they do not win, tbeir-candidacles Rome won the Fairfield caucus four eommittees in recent weeks without so much down by strong currents, police said. convention. Belaga. are doonopd.-^ years ago, outpolling Labriola, tben- as a threat of being sidetracked has run into a The boy's neighbor, Kevin Taylor, 29, of Over the past few weeks, the ..‘^WiaiCever tbe resulU are, our Sen. Russell L. Post Jr. and Bouuto, in. Government : State GOP Chairman Thomas J. 'campaign udll continue moving along,” block in the Forest Hills section of [STAIW Springfield, was rescued shortly after the candidates have been barraging voters D’Amore Jr. said the caucus is that order. be said. Manchester. accident, police said. from the train station and shopping significant only because it’s the first Four years before that, the first time Searchers gave up looking at about 3 p.m. centers, billboards, the airwaves and Labriola, another former state sena­ the town used such a process to select The bill would permit Walter E. Simmers, significant test of strength. tor, said last week be was “ cautiously Sunday, and they held little hope afterward that through the mails. “ I don’t think anyone has to win delegates, it was won by fonner Rep. a former Manchester resident now living in stands ready Curley would be found alive, police said. The Three of the four GOP hopefuls will be optimistic” about bis chances in GerMd Stevens of Milford. Vernon, to establish a commuter railroad Fairfield to get the gubernatorial Fairfield. search on Saturday was abandoned at about 5 on the ballot: Julie D. Belaga of nomination,” he said. “ It’s just one of a After Fairfield, the next test will be' between Manchester and Hartford on tracks p.m., police said. Westport, Richard C. Bozzuto of Water- “ One-third of all Republicans in series of things that are important to Connecticut live in Fairfield County,” “ Super Tuesday” — the May 6 delegate owned by Conrail. It would also permit him to Taylor tried to throw a life jacket to Curley, but town and Gerald Labriola of Nauga­ look at.” selection in six Hartford-area towna to stifle news the boy, who police said was a good swimmer, bad tuck. The fourth, Romeo G. PetronI of be said. “ This will be the barometer of extend the operation from Manchester that will permit unaffiUated votera ta Belaga is expected to make a strong ' that area. This will be the one and only eastward to Willimantic along a right-of-way been pulled under. There are very strong Ridgefield, decided not to enter the join with Republicans in voting foi^ WASHINGTON — The 1963 Invasion of Grenada currents between the area of the mishap and a race, preferring to spend his money showing if for no other reason than she’s measurement of who can win in from which the tracks have been removed. represented the bordering town of Fairfield County.” , delegates. made dramatically clear that the U.S. dam about a mile downriver, Lt. Walter elsewhere. Tbe towns taking part in tboae The Legislature’s Transportation Commit­ Juniewicz said. "This is going to be an old-fashioned. Westport in the General Assembly for Bozzuto appears to have spent the government can’t be relied on to give the most money on Farifield, estimating contests are Granby, Newington, Sims­ 3 the past decade. tee approved the bill and sent it on to the American people anything but the rosiest view of New England election,” said Fairfield bury, South Windsor, West Hartford GOP Chairman Paul M. Tymniak. I She said at week’s end that she hoped his expenses at 97,500. Labriola said he Judiciary Committee, which approved it in its operations. With the press barred from and Wethersfield. Girl’s death called homldde “ They’ve got to use paper ballots.” to win, although she acknowledged that had spent between 95,000 and 96,000, turn and sent it to the House of Grenada during the actual hostilities, nothing WALLINGFORD — The death of a seven-year- Representatives. There was little or no marred the official picture of a perfectly opposition to the bill in either committee. old girl who was pulled from her burning house conducted military action. along with the body of her pregnant mother has But now state Sen. Carl Zinsser, Only much later did stories leak out of been determined to be a homicide, the state's R-Manchester, and Rep. James McCava- imperfectiohSkIn the C^eifada.strike: casualties Tax issue leaves Republican budget split acting chief medical examiner said. nagh, D-Manchester, say they oppose the bill from friendlymrej targets missed and other The autopsy confirmed that Tracy Zima died of gunshot wound to the head, and it determined that state, if we have the Senate debating' because the right-of-way for the eastern botched missions. In the glow of euphoria HARTFORD (AP) — A 1986-87 state about 11 percent above the current level tee to come up with a compromise. her death was a homicide, the medical examiner. with the House as to whether we should stretch of the proposed railroad comes close surrounding the invasion’s overall success, the budget of about 94.8 billion is expected of spending. He called for no cuts in “ 'Iliere's a major philosophical dif­ Dr. H. Wayne Carver, said Sunday. havea 7 percent increase or a 9 percent to houses in Forest Hills — houses built after glitches that surfaced months or years later went to emerge from the Republican- state taxes, but wants 9134 million in ference between tbe second floor and Zima’s mother, Connie Lynn Zima, 28, died of a the third floor,” Neumann said of the increase,” he said. the tracks were removed. largely unnoticed — which is just the way the controlled Appropriations Committee increased aid to cities and towns to gunshot wound to the abdomen which also killed allow mayors and first selectmen to two chambers. “ I ’m sure we’ll end up Once the budget gets out of commit­ It is certainly true that the houses were Pentagon likes it. her 7-month-old fetus, police said. Both were on Tuesday. tee, It's expected to be taken up by the. But it’s not likely that that total will hold the line or reduce local property with a m'nzanine budget. Most Americans think of press censorship in found Friday shortly after 4 p.m., when House next week. bought by people who had a right to assume remain the bottom line for long: House taxes. “ The House doesn't want the overly pea-tim e as something perpetrated by firefighters responded to a fire in their Ridgetop At the top of tbe Senate GOP’s list of railroad traffic through the area was a thing and Senate Republicans are far apart The Appropriations Committee is decorated Christmas tree budget-the authoritarian or totalitarian governments of the Road home, police said. preferred tax cuts is the tax on of the past. However, the idea of a commuter on the spending plan for the year that expected to vote on the budget on governor proposed, but does want to SifeiM'»‘g'3a.* left or right, and definitely un-American. They’d An autopsy performed on the mother showed ’Tuesday. House Chairman Otto C. provide a certain level of services. residential utility bills. If full repealed,* railroad on the existing tracks from be shocked to learn how certain U.S. officials have both she and her fetus died of the gunshot wound, begins July 1. that would save customers about 960. The House GOP leadership wants Neumann, R-Granby, said the plan was “ Tbe Senate caucus (wanU) more Manchester to Hartford should not be killed although the autopsy did not confirm either death million a year. been quietly laying plans to silence the press roughly a 9 percent increase in to send out a budget in line with House like bare bones. The political process is because of objections to the possibility of to be a homicide, Carver said. Other options include the repeal or whenever the administration in power decides spending over this year’s total of 94.38 expectations, since the budget goes first bound to end up somewhere in a restoring tracks elsewhere. Washington Window there’s an emergency. Our associate Donald Wallingford police said they have not called any to tbe lower chamber. compromise,” Neumann said. reduction of the taxes on interest billion, and some modest reductions in income, funeral services, inheritances, Simmers sees the Manchester-to- Goldberg has been researching the issue; here’s of the deaths a homicide. Carver declined to say If tbe budget is approved in the House Senate Majority Leader Reginald J. why he was able to rule the girl’s death a state taxes. . real estate sales and books. Willimantic portion as something for the Senate Republicans favor a 7 percent and reduced to a 7 percent increase by Smith, R-New Hartford, says the what he’s discovered; homicide, but in discussing the case of her mother The only tax cut consistently menti­ future if the Manchester-to-Hartford section increase and about $100 million in tax the Senate, it would be sent back debate between the two chamber is said, “ Sometimes the autopsy doesn’t stand downstairs to the House. If the House healthy. oned by House Republicans is the salen proves successful. LaRouche’s victory indicates THE B LU E PR IN T for press censorship is the alone” in making a ruling of homicide. cuts. tax on repair or replacement parts foi' rejects the Senate version, the budget “ I think it would be the best thing that National Wartime Information Security Program, Democratic Gov. William A. O’Neill manufacturing equipment. The General Assembly should separate the has proposed a budget of $4.92 billion. would be sent to a conference commit­ could happen to the taxpayers of this questions. It should approve the known in the Pentagon as WISP. It is patterned Vigil protests nuclear testing Manchester-to-Hartford experiment as a after President Franklin Roosevelt’s censorship : hrst step and wait until that operation has that the party may be over rules in effect from June 1941 till the spring of 1945 HARTFORD — Lawyers, doctors and religious — covering most of the last officially declared leaders held a vigil Saturday on the steps of the proved itself before considering the state Capitol to make an Easter protest against Judiciary panei muiis FOi issue U.S. war. ■ extension. nuclear weapons testing. Four to share By Arnold Sowlslak political party that can’t keep What happened in Illinois was The broad sweep envisioned for WISP was Several dozen protesters called for a compre­ outsiders from winning its nomi­ described in an internal Pentagon memo prepared HARTFORD (AP) — The issue grounds that such communication legislation. not a first. States like California hensive test ban treaty with the Soviet Union and But Joel Cogen, executive WASHINGTON - One of the nations is hardly a political party and Wisconsin commonly hand for a meeting of government planners on Sept. 21, of when or if a public agency should is privileged. record Lotto pot criticized the Reagan administration for a March Proponents of the open-meeting director of the Connecticut Confer­ Town may have explanations that was offered for at all. nasty primary surprises to their 1983: "The National WISP provides for the control: be able to meet secretly with its 22 nuclear bomb test in spite of a unilateral Soviet lawyer will be considered this law have grown increasingly un­ ence of Munipalities, said that, the stunning upset of the regular Political parties, after all, are political parties in the form of and examination of communications entering, NEWINGTON (UPI) — Four winmrs will split moratorium on nuclear weapons testing. week in the General Assembly. easy as more municipal agencies “ The danger of it being abused is Democratic candidates for lieut­ not part of the formal govern­ upset primary winners. But leaving, transiting or touching the borders of the “ It sure looks like President Reagan is trying to less than the danger to the public of last week’s $17 million Lotto jackpot, ending a an office option The 28-member Judiciary Com­ have used the lawyer-client privi­ four-week drought which built the pool to its enant governor and secretary of mental structure in the United Illinois was supposed by many United States, and voluntary withholding from sabotage the peace talks,” said Miriam Butter- the lawyer-client privilege being mittee — 16 members are lawyers lege as grounds for closing a highest-ever grand prize ever, lottery officials state in the Illinois primary was States. They developed infor­ observers to be one of the last publication, by the domestic public media worth, a former West Hartford town councilwo- taken away.” The United States Postal Service may end — are to consider a bill that would meeting. said. that they had losing names — mally when it became necessary redoubts of the strong political industries, of military and other information man and Quaker. “ Everything that’s done with Opposed to the proposed bill, in up providing a solution to Manchester's limit the situations where public Meanwhile, lottery officials announced today Sangmeister and Pucinski. to organize people of a like mind party, especially on the Demo­ which should not be released in the interest of the 1 The Easter season is “ a season when our taxpayers’ money should be done addition to his group, are the shortage of space for municipal offices. various religions celebrate life,” Butterworth meetings could be legally closed. Connecticut School Attorneys that April 8 will be the first day of tbe new A Fairchild and a Hart, on public issues, such as slavery cratic side. safety and defense of the United States and its in public,” said Marilyn Pearson, twice-weekly Lotto drawing, which they hope will said, while the nuclear arms race is “ escalating The bill would prohibit an Council. Connecticut Association Postal officials are looking for a site with complete outsiders, won those or tariffs, to support candidates allies.” executive director of the Connecti­ allow jackpot records to be set even faster in tbe-^ the possibility of annihilation.” agency from going into executive cut State Taxpayers Association. of Boards of Education and munic­ enough space to house all of the postal contests. Some said it was a case for local, state and national That it has proven to be The memo included a perfunctory bow to the future. A otherwise might be taken as the Frank C. Messineo, president of the Hartford session with its lawyer unless it is The state F r ^ o m of Informa­ ipal attorneys and officials. operations in town, eliminating both the post of deep-seated prejudice against government. The candidates re­ First Amendment; WISP was not to be used, Chapter of the Physicians for Social Responsibil­ Members of the committee have Winning tickets for Saturday’s record jackpot realization of reporter David to discuss subjects now exempted tion Commission, Connecticut office on Broad Street and the main post foreign-sounding names on a list presented the parties, which indiscriminately — for example, “ as a guardian of ity. called the arms race “ the primary public in the open-meetings law: pending been lobbied since the bill was sent were sold in Greenwich, greater New London, Broder’s book on politics a few Daily Newspaper Association, Hartford, and Wethersfield, said Dick Wiszniak, office at Center and Main streets. of names that most voters had represented the issues. public morals.” health crisis of our time.” claims or litigation, personnel Connecticut State Taxpayers Asso­ to the Judiciary Committee by the years back. He titled it, “ The a lottery spokesman. If the postal service abandons its building never heard of. Others said on As the sharp issue differences In 1963, the enforcement turf for WISP was “ The only medical response to nuclear matters, security, real estate ciation and Common ..Cause are Government Administration and Party’s Over.” at the Center, the town administration should the contrary the voters did of th^lSth century became divied up in a National Censorship Agreement. weapons is to make sure that they’re never used. ’ ’ transactions or issues that would lining up behind the proposed Elections Committee in February. Each of the four winning tickets is worth of^ Messineo said. $4,281,612.24, Wiszniak said. waste no time in investigating the possibility recognize the names th \ ^ d u lie a n y what Nelson Rocke­ The Pentagon would handle the censors’ duties in result in the disclosure of exempt regular Democrats and''’ cast feller us^ to call “ mainstream” public records such as personnel The drawing, usually held Friday evenings, of gaining possession of it. Town Manager all areas “ occupied or controlled by the Armed their ballots for anybody else political opinion, the mission of Arnold Sawislak Is a Washing­ files, real estate appraisals and tax Man faces murder charge was postponed until Saturday because of the Good Robert Weiss has indicated a strong interest Forces.” The Emergency Planning Office, a Agency hat Sudan grant R ton editor for United Press Friday holiday. but. political parties changed. civilian agency now part of the Federal records. International. NORWALK — A non-profit relief agency which Tbe extra day of sales and the record jackpot in the idea. In any event, the Fairchild- Mitchell W. Pearlman, execu­ HAR'fFORD (AP) — A Hartford were arguing when Wakefield hit The building is directly across Main Street Emergency Management Agency, would ride teaches agricultural and development skills in ' were estimated to have produced an all-time high Hart victories were more than a THE PARTIES CONTINUED herd on the general media, mail and tive director of the Freedom of man charged with the murder of Jones on the head with a lead pipe. of 10 million ticket sales for the drawing, lottery from Lincoln Center, the location of many Third World nations today announced a $2.2 Information Commission, said small embarrassment for Demo­ to concentrate on electing their telecommunications. million program to provide financing and 75-year-old Eugene Jones was Acting Chief Medical Examiner officials said. town offices, and is not far from the cratic professionals because own loyalists, sometimes so that meetings could also be closed scheduled to be arraigned in H. Wayne Carver determined the transportation to farmers in the Sudan. to discuss documents stemming ’The odds of selecting the six out of 36 digits Municipal Building. Its lack of parking both winners were followers of efficiently that the most success­ Superior Court this morning, po­ Letters policy TWO YEARS LATER a Defense Department Techoserve, Inc., which receives close to half of from the attorney-client privilege death was a result of bleeding to which made up the winning combination are spaces should not be seen as a great problem. Lyndon LaRouche, who has been ful became known as “ ma­ directive on censorship was promulgated. It was its operating budget from the U.S. government, as set out in a Connecticut lice said. the head, Sancomb said. calculated to be 1 in 3.8 million, officials said. described as a Far Left theoreti­ The Manchester Herald wel­ will use the funding to help reduce the dependence The major drawback in locating town chines.” Candidates still needed updated in 1971. Accoi^ing to the 1971 order, there Supreme Court ruling. Hartford Police Sgt. Donald ’There were 600 second-prize tickets, worth offices in the post office building is the fact cian turned Far Right politician. the parties because the voters comes original letters to the were to be virtually no restrictions on the of Sudanese farmers on local money lenders, said Sancomb said that Barry Wake­ $1,006 each; 26,101 third-prize tickets, worth $41 Open meetings have been a In the case of these candidates, identified with them and because editor. Edward P. Bullard, president of Technoserve. field. 42. is being held under each; and 343,799 fourth-prize tickets, worth $3 ; that a busy thoroughfare separates the authority of the WISP director, who would be burning issue since Superior Court In 1811, the insanity of King it was not a question of whether the parties had the know-how to - Letters should be brief and to Under a system of farm financing common in each, Wiszniak said. building from the rest of the municipal office appointed by the president. The directive assigned Judge Samuel S. Freedman ruled $100,000 bond in connection with George III necessitated the British they were maverick Democrats, elect them. the point. They should be typed many African nations, the Sudanese farmers Saturday’s winning number was 3-J2-14-18-31-. complex. the censorship functions among the various obtain loans for seeds and equipment from local in May 1984 that any agency may the death of Jones, also of Regency Act, under which the but whether they were any kind or neatly handwritten, and, for 36, he said. That is not a serious enough obstacle to Now, with the arrival of armed services. merchants and other lenders, Bullard said. meet with its lawyer behind closed Hartford. Prince of Wales became Prince prevent the town from considering of Democrats. television, computerized mail­ ease in editing, should be double­ The alarming thing about the Pentagon doors for any reason, on the Sancomb said that the two men Regent. spaced. Letters must be signed acquisition of the building if it becomes ing and public opinion polling, directive is that it allows the defense secretary to SO, APARTFRO M the obvious candidates don’t need parties. with name, address and daytime available within the next few years. set up a censorship program “ if the United States conclusion that such a victory Presidential candidates often telephone number (for is believed about to be attacked.” Attacked by The administration and a subcommittee of exposes something of a shortfall ignore them. Congressional can­ verification). the Board of Directors are now considering whom? The Soviet Union? Libyan hit squads? in the Illinois Democratic Par­ didates commonly omit their The Herald reserves the right Killer bees? The directive does not specify. All the measures to ease the office-space crunch. ty's campaign machinery, the party affiliations from their to edit letters in the interests of defense secretary needs is the president’s Stick with the facts, They should keep in mind that the post office outcome also points to a basic advertising. In Washington and brevity, clarity and taste. permission and the press is silenced — at gunpoint might become available at an affordable weakness in the whole state the state capitals, lawmakers Address letters to: Open Fo­ if necessary. price and avoid commitment to long-range party system. flout party platforms with no rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. There has been no congressional funding for expenses. To put it in the short form, a fear of retribution. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. work on the censorship program since 1974, but not the fads. the Pentagon directive is still in effect. So, too, is Executive Order 11490, which outlines each federal agency’s responsibilities in time of For human sexuality information, Month’s end shouldn’t mean end of effort “ severe emergency” — a term that former Tuesday Only Attorney General William French Smith The month now drawing to a close is a time each Broad support is deserved for women’s struggles the unmistakable source is complained could include “ routine’ domestic law From Our Meat Dept year to mark the achievements of women in to achieve equality in the work place, home, and enforcement emergencies.” The Kinsey Report by Dr. June M. Reinisch. Connecticut. everywhere else. The eager beavers at the Federal Emergency usDACHorca * 4 Gladys Tantaquideon, a Mohegan native Management Agency haveij|HIidy drafted American, was honored at the University of AS YOUNGSTERS, boys and girls should learn Thomas L. “ standby” legislation so certsb^hip will be ready GROUND BEEF...... Connecticut Women’s Studies Center on March 20. to do many tasks, as opposed to fostering the to roll “ whenever the president shall deem that The Kinsey Report is the only column USDA CHOICa » M syndromes of “ women’s work” or “ man's work.” Tantaquideon’s laudable endeavors to maintain StringfeUow the public safety demands it.” about sex backed by more than 40 years her people’s culture have been written about in the Better communication is needed among parents in GROUND CHUCK______*1.69ib. of ongoing research. Each question is state newspapers and in The Connecticut order to counter male chauvinism. Hmrttmkmhmrt answered with accurate information Alumnus. I am glad that not all of us are uncaring, Even before be starts rattling the can seriously. From Our Dell Dept For its part, the Manchester Community domineering and leering men such as those Sen. Gary Hart is building up a substantial from the world-renowned Kinsey oua OWN a A College Women’s Center staff will continue to depicted in the movies “ The Color Purple” and campaign chest in his bid for the Democratic Institute. mark the achievements of women in April by “ Purple Rain.” The women in these films were presidential nomination. Predictably, tbe big TURKEY BREAST...-.------* , ib. presenting various programs on women’s issues. deserve. 3 99 physically, mentally and cruelly abused. money has come from New York, California and Dr. June M. Reinisch, director of the Topics such as women’s roles in society and at Not too long ago, “ Psychology Today” The women of the future will overcome his home state of Colorado. But Hart is pleasantly institute, answers readers’ questions in work will be featured in programs open to the published an article about the presence of sexism discrimination and become major leaders of the From Our Seafood Dept surprised by the size of contributions from an easy-to-understand way. She gives public. in the classrooms and how to quell it. world, as soon as the 21st century. FaaSH FROZEN * 4 ^ 4 Luann Jones is the director of the MCC Women’s Sexism is a prejudice that results in I realize that the beating, maiming, berating, Florida, averaging more than 9150 per donor, . facts, not opinions or advice. Facts you compared with an average of one-third of that Center and has done a remarkable job of discrimination against women. Despite individual exploiting, raping, torturing and killing of women SWORDFISH______*3 . 19i>. from other states. can trust. presenting positive impact of women’s advances at places such as UConn and MHS, is wrong and that we must do all we can to make contributions in local communities. much remains to be done. such violence cease. Women, who account for The Kinsey Report has been a reliable From Our Bakery Strides have been made. But in some areas, the Sexist behavior affects men as well as women more than half of the world’s population, must not source of sex information since it began masM 4% t e n J achievements of women still fail to get the proper because it does not allow the caring, sharing and . be treated exclusively as sex objects or servants. in 1984. Now it’s available here, every lamount of attention. nurturing side to show in some of them. Women's issues must be better addressed in the jlatubrstFr iirralb Saturday, in the Manchester Herald’s TURNOVERS------A woman’s career choice must he respected by classroom and’elsewhere to ensure equal justice. Pounded In 1M1 3/*l DR8. M YRA M ARX FE R R E E and Jane Wilkie all, something that classroom instruction can help That will be as true after the month set aside to Weekend Plus Magazine. RICHARD W. COSOROVE ...... PuWWwr Mml-M Z AM - • MD 8MI. • M - 8 n> were my two sociology professors at UConn in the foster. After all, women have a right to fulfill their honor them has ended as it is today. DOUQLAS A. BEVINS ...... ExMutlva EdHor late 1970s. These two scholars have implemented dnauQs.and they should not be denied. JAMES P. SACKS...... Mwiaging EdHor contemporary women’s studies in the curriculum, Moreover, men’s liberation groups can produce Tbemaa L. Stringfellow lives on HUIstown Road ALEXANDER Q IR E LU ...... AmocM o EdHor 317 Hlghlaf^d S t Rout* 44 an approach to which the university positive resulU relations between men. women, In Manchester. A worker at the Post OHice, he has MARIE E. SIEFFERT .. AdvorlWng DHoclor/Aiooc. PuMWior Ml CovMitry administration has been responsive. children and diverse people leading various been active in the Manchester IntermcinI Conncil m a r k F. ABRAITIS...... BialiwM Manogv lianrlfTHtTr ■Mmlii KISHLANE PARK MARKET 742-7331 In Manchester, high school history teacher Sue lifestyles. and other conunnnity affairs. His commentaries SHELDON COHEN...... CompoMngMwngor Tyler uses a positive feminist approach in the Attending college and interaiting with women ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PrMWoom Managor will appear periodically in the Manchester JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... CHculailon Minapar Your Voice in Manchester classroom to give women the credit that they of all races has taught me to appreciate diversity. Herald. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. 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M QUESTION: 1 owned 2,000 sharei of utility were sky high. federal income tax and, because the top federal company preferred stock for more than two years. income tax bracket is 50 percent, the maximum U.S. ACRU by Jim Onto The company called that stock for redemption at a QUESTION: We have a $5,000 bearer bond that long-term capital gain tax is 20 percent. 3-31 price $2 per share below my average purchase price. defaulted four years ago. How can we take this as a It’s true that 50 percent of 40 percent is 20 percent. • Pl£A9C,FATHeR,l WE CAN'T.T^ OKJW/OKJW/ V However, isn't there a requirement to use the KEEP HIM. I Must I report this as a long-term capital loss? Can’t '••.Si, Investors* loss on our income tax return? When we try to sell it ME KEEP ORSON HE'S JUST TO u ve BY MV WITS through brokers or banks, they turn thumbs down the ’’alternative minimum tax” form on very large THE PHANTOM by Lm Paik A Sy ■«>> A RUNT I HATE TQ SEE I treat it as an involuntary conversion? After all, it APIO CR V J was an "involuntary conversion” on my part. Guide minute we mention the bond’s name. capital gains? And doesn’t the ” AMT” raise that percentage quite a bit? • ANSWER: Although you may feel you suffered an William A. Doyle ANSWER: If the “ thumbs down” means that bond Asvmcntiep involuntary conversion, you’ll have the Intdhial has become worthless, you can report the price you ANSWER: In order, the answers to your queries are Revenue Service all over your back if you report this paid for it as a capital loss on Schedule D of your “ yes” and ” no.” The 60 percent of long-term capital aa anything other than a M.OOO long-term capital loss federal income tax return. You do that by listing the gains — profit from the sale of securities and otbeT on your federal income tax return. bond as having a "zero” value as of December 31 of “ capital assets” owned more than six months — and a 'The involuntary conversipn rules come into play from one security to another. Typically, the price at the year it became worthless. long list of other "tax preference items” must be only as the result of loss of property from destruction, which a security can be called is equal to or higher The kicker is that you are required to take that added back in the complicated calculation to determine if an alternative minimum tax is due. JBa (*VTS S>l theft, seizure, requisition or condemnation — or the than the security’s par value or face value. capital loss on the return you file for the year in which ■ale or exchange of property under threat of any of When you buy a preferred stock or debt security at a the bond lost all market value. With worthless However, the alternative minimum tax rate is a flat - those conditions. price higher than its call price, you run the risk that securities, you are allowed to file an amended return 20 percent. And that is applied only after a deduction ■; You knew — at least, you should have known — that there will be a call and you will lose money — as — Form 1040X — back for seven years. of $40,000 for a married couple filing a joint return, i $30,000 for an individual return and ^0,000 for $• CAPTAIN EASY 'b y Cl the company had the right to call in that stock and pay happened in your case. Ciet a letter from one of those brokers or banks it off at a specified price. The terms of the call There have been an increased number of calls lately stating that the bond has no val le in such-and-such a married person filing a separate return. PO NOT REPEAT. DO That keeps the top tax bite on long-term capital APPROACH APPROACH provision were set at the time that the stock was and we can expect more in the near future. Because year. You’ll need the letter, if the IRS questions your 3 THE ALIEN issued. R ’s wise to check the call provision — before interest rates have come way down, many companies return. gains at 20 percent. <> BLONDIE by Dm k Young A Stan Oraka CRAFT. buying. now can issue new securities at relatively low costs QUESTION: You have repeatedly stated that only Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can WE'VE SEEN S IX WHAT'S THE I WANT IT M 1 Many preferred stocks, as well as bonds and other and use the money to call in and pay off preferred m a r r ie d SIX M O N T H S . d if f e r e n c e SAID MV G IV E T H E M HALF AVBAR debt securities, have call provisions, which can vary stocks and debt securities issued when interest rates 40 percent of a long-term capital gain is subject to provide answers only through the column. AAONTWS WAV' S IX M O R E AT e « ! T MONTHS Takeover firm ups its Warnaco offer

ARLO AND JANIS » by Jimmy Johnaon BRIDGEPORT (AP) - W Ac­ tional on the purchase of S.Smillion shares, or about 51 percent of the rSFUNHV HOW STANDARDS VEAH, RIGHT' FAT!' VQVeNOULOBEfiO quisition Corp., formed this month outstanding shares, a spokesman EVOLVEIMARKYN MlNROeuOUlD VDU6HOUU>BESO„. GRKncmVMIttNOTATUB by four California businessmen for BECON&tDERPFATTODAY' OFIARDUKC SHE MAS.' the purpose of taking over War­ said. ON THE PAETRACK by EHI Holbrook naco Inc., announced Sunday it is WAC chairman Andrew G. Galef increasing its offer to $40 cash for said that the other ternis and_ T'\ Mwn^PMrTJoB.TrtiS I iJAS 'nUNKM O- all the company’s outstanding conditions o f the original offer' remain unchanged, and the offer PIcHicUNKRiitf SWRS U£R£ The TVPICAL shares. will expire April 11. HAS SUftPRiSEPME.' .- The original offer, announced Galef said the increased offer is ■ncmckLfiiB! tcM.UI& March 17, was for $36 a share. “ clearly superior” to the defensive t Warnaco, the apparel maker recapitalization plan approved by whose attempt to go private in a Wamaco's board of directors last leveraged buyout was thwarted by week. this unsolicited takeover attempt, In the recapitalization plan,! & was sued by WAC Thursday on Warnaco dropp^ earlier plans for charges that it violated federal a leveraged buyout by its manag­ securities, laws and misled ALLEY OOP ■ by Dava Qraue ers for $27 per share in cash and shareholders. debt securities valued by the r r s t h e ir N y e a h , b u t o n i>t t w o HE'S RK3HT! THERE'S WHAT DO WE CORRAL, ALL | OF 'EM HAVE BRIDLES... WE'LL HAVE TIM E FOR DOUBLE UP The lawsuit was an attempt to company at $13 per share. RIGHT! l o o k / a n ' t h e r e ARE THREE TO CATCH THAT,GUZ ONE OF 'EM ?j force Warnaco to consider WAC’s In the new plan, shareholders THERE! ANOTHER ONE! then-$36 a share offer and prevent would receive $7 in cash, two new MR. MEN” AND LITTLE MISS” by Hargreavoa A Sollora the company from recommending company debt issues with a total AiM4 to shareholders that they accept a face value of $29 per share and one' O«tf«wM0 by NEA.tn recapitalization plan proposed last new share of Warnaco stock for M M e s r r ! Wednesday by Warnaco as a each share they currently own. \ defense to the attempted takeover. Warnaco estimates that the plan is WAC's new offer remains condi­ worth about $41 per share. ° a G O O ^ N E W S . AAP.SWAU./ WEVE AAANAiSE D t o TFSACE 'T»UR. Stocks show early gain F/VVMUr t r e e .' UPI photo NEW YORK (AP) - Stock Pacific Telesis rose lto95''1.The THE BORN LOSER Sby Art Sanaom To guide the aircraft prices showed some spotty gains company declared a 2-for-l stock today as trading resumed after the split and an increased dividend. HAVlIOfo MKOTlMe- AAADE/we WOWX'SiWLe long Easter weekend. Black & Decker fell 1 '/• to 22Vi. ■5TAIMEP DgMTOPB'5’ APPSAP (JMFPI0>JPL‘(, ALLTMe Microelectronics technician Marge Harris prepares receive a mirror-like coating of three metals — nickel, The Dow Jones average of 30 Late last week the company said it TOOK MIM AiW e o x e a n U i6> T i/w e! ceramic boards for a metal coating operation at chromium and gold. They are used for microchips in industrials rose 6.23 to 1.827.95 by expects to report only a small 6PAIM6TDPW, Honeywell Space and Strategic Division in Clearwater, micro-miniature electronic devices, which have applica­ 10:30 a.m. on Wall Street. profit or a loss for the fiscal P u x E le s A a tr o s m p h tions in guidance systems for aircraft, satellites and the Losers held a slight edge on quarter that ended Sunday. Fla. The boards are loaded on circular plates and placed gainers in the early tally of New The NYSE’s composite index of into this "sputtering” vacuum chamber where they space shuttle. York Stock Exchange-listed all its listed common stocks added ACROSS 5 Sine_____ non Answer to Ptaviout Punla issues. .25 to 137.94. 6 Coalesce R 0 N A L D R 0 C K N E 1 Please reply 7 She |Fr.) % u r An Industry In turmoil 0 L 1 V E R 0 D 1 0 U S (abbr) 8 Branches kir S E N 0 R A B E R L 1 N ^ r t h d a y 5 Intarrogatad 9 Freshwater fish »-9( C<«0eiNEA.v 8 0 0 N c B E N T E TAKE A 12 Moelem 10 Evan (poet) mendicant 5 Y April 1,1986 FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thaves Depleted oyster beds hit harvesters 11 Summer dma \r 1 8 H N A 13 Takas off (abbr.) BREAK... 14 Anciant Roman P H 1 A L 12 Gave food Interests that are of great personal Im­ magistrata 1 UNEMPLOYMENT DEPT. ' NEW HAVEN (AP) - A major up oyster-choking silt almost des­ 17 Color of P N N A portance to you will be advanced in the X O U l T fAY JOB /AT T H F 15 Complaint ' Connecticut industry for hundreds troyed the business in the 1950s, motaekin J_ N T E R year ahead in unusual manners. Sources "I don’t know if there will be a good set this In grounds from «6995«« 16 Most terrible you’d least expect will be the ones that of years, oyster farming has been a Volk said. Poor sets made the early 21 Contention [ l E PLANT THAT MAP^ 18 Beverage will prove to be the most helpful. feast-or-famine business in the summer. In this business, you always think 1960s miserable for oystemen, he 23 Legal order E N 1 0 E , 20th century. said. 19 Possassiva ARIES (March 21-April 19) You'll be y/^LCpo . . . I 24 Ireland R E E D 1 T About SO oyster companies there will be." Aided by improved aquacultural 20 Chemical suffix lucky today, provided you focus your at­ 25 Neceisity 0 R 1 E N T techniques and the strong set of 22 Dancer Verdon tention on a practical objective. (Don't let ' worked the harbor at the turn of the Oysterboat captain John Heeran 26 Racetrack 27 Heating 1 N N A T E your eye drill Irom one target to anoth­ ' century. Now there are three: 1978, Connecticut’s oyster harvest chamber ^ Long Island Oyster based on the grew'from 32,468 bushels in 1972 to character er. Know where to look for romance and HOME- VYITH MF. you'll find it. The Astro-Graph Match­ Quinnipiac, the Tallmadge Borth- 263,000 bushels in 1984, Volk said. 28 Mystsrioui 2 8 ______Zumwalt33 Small itianda 50 Farm agency 39 Author George maker set instantly reveals which signs ers and Dolan Brothers, who share it takes that long for seed oysters to Nowadays, Johnson manages 28 Clam genua 29 French women (abbr.) CllOMkyMEAbic ■Vwxkves 3-31 subtle ctianges in water.tempera­ are romantically perfect for you. Mail $2 quarter on the Mill River. ture, salinity, siltation. pollution reach market size. what little business there is to 32 Spring month (abbr.) 51 Legal matter 41 Drill to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. A year ago. Long Island Oyster and bacterial levels. Oystermen conduct in one of the company’s 34 Rage 30 Connecticut unL 52 Actrau Hagan 43 Fraught Box 1846, Cincinnati. OH 45201. had 5 workers at its Quinnipiac plant mountains of shells in the LONG ISLAND OYSTER has cut four buildings. 7 35 Plan varsity 53 Capture WINTHROP .. 1*mI" Pass 4 Y Pass Pass was no scientific way to precisely costly in a way not Immediately obvious. "Basically you’re dealing with NCKJOTP lEOCLPBJ. Pass evaluate his minor suit values plus FMCES (Feb. 20-Mareli 20) If you're so­ The Westert) Athletic Conference nature, and it has its ups and .PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I'va always fait I should have done belter. It was singleton spqde. cializing with friends today, let go and consists of Brigham Young Universi­ downs,” he said. Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson -true when I aras thirty. It Is true at alghty-one." — Isaac Bashevis Singer. Opening lead: 4 5 627-9773 289-9120 enjoy yourself. But don't overindulge tteygadas led nis singleton club. De­ ty, Colorado State, New Mexico, Tex­ Oyster larvae can die from your wallet or-tummy. clarer won the club queen in dummy as at EH Paao, Utah and Wjroming. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD Monday. March 31, 1986 Ludll* B. Frw u* Erion L. Jonkins Wayn* A. Watkina Santo Basoetta, 96, husband of Lucille B. (Federowicz) Frenze, William F. Condon, 68, of Far­ Erion L. Jenkins, 67, of Hartford, Wayne Allen Watkins. 20, of 65 the late Salvatrice (Garafolo) - 68, of West Hartford, died Saturday mington, husband of Margaret husband of Violunta (DeCarlo) Birch St., formerly of Bloomfield, Bascetta, of Hartford, died Thurs­ Obituaries at home. She was the sister of (Rohan) Condon, died Tuesday at Jenkins, died Friday at Hartford died Friday at Middlesex Memor­ day at Meadows Convalescent Chester Federowicz of Coventry. Bath Mennoriai Hospital, Bath, Hospital. He was the brother of ial Hospital, Middletown, from Home. , . She also is survived by two Maine. He was the brother of Mary EmMi F. KiMman Beverly Jenkins of Manchester. injuries sustained in an automobile He had lived in the Hartford area^ daughters, Lorraine Scrogginns of McKinney of Manchester. He also is survived by his accident in Middletown. tor 70 years. Ernest F. Kissman, 67, husband Chattanooga, Tenn., and Deborah He also is survived by two mother. Grach (Bishop) Jenkins of He is survived by a a of Dorothy (PUtt) Kissman. of He was born in Hartford, Sept. Frenze of East Hampton; four daughters, Sheila Condon of Bark- Dover Forcroft, Maine; four sis­ daughter; nine grandchildren; Scotland, died Saturday at Wind­ sisters, Wanda Smith of Phoenix, hamsted and Mary Manning of The ters, Joyce Cross, also of Dover IS, 1965, and had lived most of his and seven great-grandchildren. ham Community Memorial Hospi­ Ariz.. Alveda Butler of Tucson, Hague, Netherlands; another sis- Forcraft, Bernice Raymond of life in Bloomfield before moving to The funeral w as this morning at Whalers are put in tal. He was the brother of Paul Ariz., Annette VanVolkenburg of ' ter, Alice Troff of Vero Beach, Ashford. Frances Lovely of Willi­ Manchester. He was employed in GiuUano-Sagarino Funeral Hoine. Kissman of Manchester. Jacksonville, Fla., and Irene Fla.; his brother-in-law, James happen. It was very tight and mantic and Betty Prochaska of the inspection department of Pratt 247 Washington St., Hartford, with Larry Murphy scored his 19th He also is survived by son, Rohan Jf. of Manchester; two wide-open at points. It seems like Groton. & Whitney Aircraft, Middletown. Tremblay of Hartford. a mass of Christian burial in St. goal of the season on a 40-foot Ernest Kissman Jr. of Canton. He was a member of the Full The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 grandchildren and several nieces we would have a 4-on-l and they The funeral wil be Tuesday at 10 Luke Church, Hartford. Burial was H AR TFO RD — Back-tPhelan most of the battles in the comers second period, but was beaten only sweep of a home-and-home series Helen (Breene) Phelan, 69, of and the trenches. by Ken Yaremchuk on a short NOW against Buffalo. rebound at 11:48. West Hartford, widow of John HAND-CRAFTED "It puts the onus on Buffalo to Randy Burridge scored a third- Phelan, died Saturday at Hartford win all three games left. We’re not With their present standings, the OFF period goal and added three assists Hospital. She was a native of 50% Bond teams are scheduled to meet in the looking behind, w e’re looking Sunday night, and Ranford turned Manchester. Sold in Sets ahead.” first round of the playoffs. SACRO-SUPPORT away 35 shots as Boston topped the A She has lived in West Hartford With 53 seconds remaining, Mike Only Sabres 5-3. Canucks 4, Flames 2 for the last 30 years. Before her Foligno closed the Sabres to 4-3 Ranford stopped 25 shots Satur­ retirement, she was employed by Bedding with a tip-in of John Tucker’s At Vancouver, British Columbia, day night in a 2-1 Bruins’ victory. Pratt & Whitney, East Hartford. rebound in the left side, but Barry Cam Neely scored two power-play “ I felt really good the past two She was a communicant of St. Pederson took a pass from Bur- goals, including the game-winner days,” said Ranford. who was Helena Church. West Hartford. ridge behind the net and easily shot at 8:52 of the second period to give called up from Westminster of the She is survived by three sons, it in the open net with 25 seconds to Vancouver’s playoff chances a WHL. ” We played great defense, Shaun Phelan of West Hartford. go for the final score. boost. The Canucks jumped past now on and it made it a little easier for me. Garrett Phelan of Arlington. Va.. "W e have to forget about it and idle Winnipeg into third place in They bad a lot of good quality R and Terrance Phelan of West just keep going.” Foligno said. the Smythe Division with 57 points, UPI photo shots. Hartford; a daughter. Sheila "W e have to be ready for Tuesday one more than the Jets and four “I bad a lot of butterflies, it’s a Wright of Glastonbury: a sister. night (against Hartford).” more than the Los Angeles Kings. in action Sunday night in Buffalo. The big difference to play in the NH L Boston’s Charlie Simmer (23) never Mary L. Breene of Bristol: four Boston’s Charlie Simmer scored The Canucks have four games from juniors. It’s easy to get up for iooks back after depositing the puck Bruins helped Hartford by beating the grandchildren; and two aunts, his 300th N H L goal, on the power remaining. Both the Jets and a game. I ’m young and running on SALE Kings have three. behind Buffalo goalie Jacques Cloutier Sabres, 5-3. Helen Smith of Manchester and play, at 10:41 off an assist from Si.ster Pauline in Florida. a high.” The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 a m. at the Rose Hill Funeral Home. 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose Hil Memorial High-powered Celtics are called awesome by Nets’ Wohl Park, Rocky Hill. Calling hours Heavy Duty are tonight from 7 to 9. “ You have to convince your second half,” said Celtics’ coach free-thriws by McHale, before the period with a 6-0 spurt to cut the Memorial donations may be Bunk Bed BOSTON (UPI) — Having been lis Lakers. margin to 96-89 with 10: SO to play. players not to give up and that’s K.C. Jones, whose team improved Nets closed to within 62-52 at made to a charity of the donor's involved with a championship “When I was with L.A., we’d see The Celtics maintained their what happened today,” explained its league-leading mark to 61-13. intermission. choice. team as an assistant coach of the our team or Boston play in another Wohl. “ But unless Larry Bird is “ We had a nice 22-point lead and ' Boston maintained a 10-point seven-point edge for the next seven 5199®5 1984-85 Los Angles Lakers, New time zone,” explained Wohl. ” I late to the game he’s unstopable.” minutes before Otis Birdsong, who The Gold Bond Sacro-Support then we started thinking the gaine cushion throughout the third quar­ Jersey head coach Dave Wohl haven’t seen any strategy that’s finished with 26 points, scored on a Mike Gminski finished with 24, is made the old-fashioned, time- was over.” ter. and led 96-83 entering the final Gold Bond knows what a superior team is all worked against these guys. You breakaway dunk to cut the score to Darwin Cook scored 17 and Buck Ferris may consuming way — hand-craflod for With Boston holding a 12-8 edge 12-minutes. about. double the big guys and the outside Williams contributed IS for the finest body-supporting comfort. Layers midway through the opening quar­ "Once we got the 20-point lead 110-105 with 3:34 left. Dual Purpose “ In the 15 years I ’ve been in the shooters Idll you.” Bird then canned a free throw Nets. of cushioning are inner-tufted to innerspring ter, B ii^ connected for 11 of his 13 we got careless,” said Parish, who be candidate Open league, I can’t think of any better Larry Bird scored a game-high New Jersey, which has lost five unit to ’ lock in" firmness, then Inner-rolled to first-quarter points during a 20-6 hauled down a game-high 14 before Birdsong narrowed the Seating & Sleeping teams,” said Wohl after the Boston 40 points while Kevin McHale of its last six games, was playing Sunday steel border rod to prevent edge sag and assure spurt as the Celtics moved to a rebounds. “ We started to throw the margin to 111-107. However, Bird Continued from page 1 Celtics downed the Nets, 122-117, netted 24 and Robert Parish added without center Darryl Dawkins lasting edge support. bail around before we got it back followed with an 18-footer and 12 to Sunday afternoon for their 27th 21 to power the Celtics to their 11th 38-24 lead after one. who is out for the rest of the season To top it all, a costly damask fabric by Studio Couch The Celtics rolled to their largest together.” Parish added a pair of free throws a member of the Planning and consecutive victory, tying the NBA consecutive triumph. with a groin injury. 4 Burlington, multi-needle quilted to layers lead of the contest, 48-26, on two New Jersey opened the fourth to help the Celtics pull away. Zoning Commission record set by the 1949-50 Minneapo­ “ They made a game of it in the Ferris previously was Demo­ of foam. See this hand-crafted master­ cratic town chairman in Glaston­ piece of sleeping luxury and value! bury for seven years. In May. he ^298' took over again as interim town chairman and was recently elected Up-tempo game expected in final to a full term in the post. BED FRAMES ro/c/ bond He served as a state central run and lead. They are two of the guards. committeeman for the old 4th By Fred Lief For all Duke’s success, the Blue HARVARD United Press International best in any backcourt. Senatorial District before the THE GREATEST NAME IN SLEEP Relateid stories “ You have to pressure him, keep Devils are not regarded as a killer latest redistricting and also Twin & him outside,” Dawkins said of team. Their coach, in perhaps $ 2 9 9 5 D A LLA S — Who says the race is . worked as an aide to the late U.S. Full — See page 13 Wagner. “ And if he posts up, you some psychological gamesman­ not to the swift? Rep. William Cotter. have to get in front of him so that ship, leads the way. Before joining the MVD staff, he Sacro-Support “ We like to play an up-tempo they try to throw over you.” " I understand that we’re not a game and so does Louisville,” worked for more than three years Dawkins had 24 points Saturday, great team, not a super team,’’ Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski said Kansas gave them more single­ with the state Division of Special and has at least that many in all Krzyzewski said. “ We don’t have Sunday. season victories than any other Revenue. five tournament games, while great athletes. We have good Said Louisville coach Denny major college basketball team, Cassano said one of his concerns Contract-Extra Firm sinking 62 percent of his shots. athletes who play as one.” Crum; “We play best with a fast “ihey have not lost since Jan. 21 to about mounting a Senate race Ls Against Wagner, he faces an BEDDING pace, and if that is not good enough Georgia Tech. Crum wants none of such talk: the amount of time he would be opponent three inches taller. against Duke because they are Duke has appeared in two "Everybody says they’re not that kept away from his family and the Louisville reserve Robbie Valen­ SUPER SPECIAL better, then it’s not good enough." previous title games, losing to good. I don't buy that ” cost, which he put at about $25,000. tine said bis roommate, Wagner, is College basketball concludes its UCLA in 1964 and to Kentucky in The 13th Assembly District ready for Dawkins. Against^ Kansas, Duke forced TWIN SIZE SET ^ 1 3 0 both pieces TWIN BED SPECIAL season tonight beginning at 9:12 1978. In fact, the Blue Devils have campaign will be wholly within “It’s just another game to him,” Danny Manning and Greg Oreiling EST;’ at a speedway otherwise yet to win a national championship Manchester. Besides Manchester One Maple Bed Headboard, Foot­ Valentine said. “He played against to foul out. However, Louisville, a FULL SIZE SET U60 both pieces known as Reunion Arena. No. 1 in any sport. and Glastonbury, the 4th Senator­ Dell Curry (of Virginia Tech) and deep squad with five starters board & Rails- One G o |d Bond Duke meets No. 7 Louisville for the The Cardinals have all but filed ial District includes Bolton. He- QUEEN SIZE SET n 9 9 both pieces did a great job on him. W e follow averaging double figures, is not as tet of Bedding. NCAA Utle in a gam e between two for residency papers at the Final ' bron and Columbia. the philosophy that if you can’t get vulnerable to such problems. teams that run strictly on high Four, with four appearances in the the ball, you can’t score." “We can i do that because of octane fuel. last seven years, includingan s 19995 NCAA crown in -I960. The other matchups should go their balance.” Krzyzewski said. “ We are :not as good playing Sweden recognized the inde­ complete this way; Jeif Hall-Tommy Am- slowdown,” Crum said. “ It’s not in “ My main concern is our physi­ “Kansas’ battery might have been pendence of the United States in aker at guard, Pervis Ellison-Jay 1783. our best interest to change now. I cal condition,” Krzyzewski said. a little lower than Louisville’s.’’ “Yesterday (Saturday) we played Bilas at center, Billy Thompson- don’t know if we have an advan­ The running game for both a very physical and tough game. Mark Alarie, and Herbert Crook- tage in quickness, but to win at this teams is triggered by defense. I’ve heard some people say that David Henderson at forward. IL FURNITURE SHOWCASE UPI photo level, you have to do what you do Duke applies a pressure man-to­ WE DELIVER gam e wasn’t pretty. I didn’t know "Duke is stronger inside, but we best.” man; Louisville also goes man-to­ If you haven't received your m s MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Ms-eoae basketball was supposed to be do have a slight height advantage ouke’8 Johnny Dawkins (24) reaches for the basketball The Cardinals, 31-7, have won 20 man but switches to zone. Manchaatar Herald by 5 p.m. 9PBfc Sale Te eoi; Tkam«m Te e PJA with Ellison (a freshman), al­ of their last 21, including Satur­ pretty. And beauty is in the eye of weekdays or 7:30 a m. Saturdays. as he has inside position on Kansas’ Cedfic Hunter though not in gam e experience,” “ They’re ingrained in their please call your carrier If you're day’s 88-77 victory over Louisiana the beholder." (center) «nd Danny Manning in NCAA semifinal action Crum said. “Asa duo, their guards system and so are we," Krzy­ unable to reach your carrier, call State in the semifinals. There is at least an aesthetic zewski said. “ If we’re not alert, not subscriber service. 647-9946. by 6 Open Sunday 12-4 Saturday afternoon. Dawkins and his Blue Devil Ddke, 37-2 goes one step better consensus on two players; Johnny are quicker, but we have’ a height fresh, their defense can overpower p m. weekdays or 10 a m Saturdays "FURNITURE PEOPLE teammates moved into tonight’s championship game with 21 straight triumphs. The Dawkins of Duke and Milt Wagner advantage. We have ways of for guaranteed delivery with a 71-67 win over the Jayhawks. Blue Devils’ 71-67 decison over of Louisville. They can shoot and taking advantage of the size of our us.” k MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Marrh 31. 1986- 1|_- K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 31, 1986 NCAA tournament roundup SCOREBOARD

fNvlund), (PodduBfiv. lUnoMk), 7:44. 7, OilcoBO. Baseball Froaar 27 (Watson, T . MutroY), OP, Final two tonight 11:17.0, C M o m , Suttar 14 (u iw w ls ^ ), Hockey 10:43. PO, lO^xTRenoltlas— ^McGill, Tor, 3:20; Sacord, Chi, 3:20; (Taoust, Tor, for their meeting with Louisville “ That game had the atmosphere, displaying the kind of true affec­ 0:17; Nviund, Tor, 10:19; F a w , Tor, Exhibillan standings Bv MIkt Rabun and they played with all the 10:19; Tarrion, Tor, 10:19; McGill, Tor, of a national championship game. I tion that comes with going through NHL itandlngi Unittd PrMS Intarnatlonal passion they could muster. 10:19; Sacord, Chi, 10:19; Soyord, Chi, just wish we coui(l have won it.” college together. 10:19; Salmlno. Tor, 10:57; lofrata, TOr, — ------a L “ I think that 10 years from now 10:57; Olczyk, Chi, 10:57; Sacord, Chi, DALLAS — The NCAA basket­ Smith perhaps sensed that the But Louisville blunted the VMM* Cwiftrtnc* New Yoffc i we will all still be in touch and Patrick iNvWan 13:04; Chi banch, (sarvad bv Ywajn^ winner of that one was going to win charge. Atlanta II e in ball championship will officially be W L T Pta. O P O A chuk), 14:99; Poddubnv, Tor, 17:14, Interested in each other and Nviund, Tor, 10:19; Brown, Chi, 10:19, Philadelphia * *9 decided Monday night in Reunion it ail, which is what Louisville Against Auburn, which like x-Woihlnatn 41 S 6 103 299 250 Pittsburgh J® ♦ interested in each other’s fami­ 319 231 Arena with every seat fiiied and should do Monday evening. Final Four member LSU felt it was x-Phlla. 49 D 4 im *'^7vart(tna*—* 9*'Toronto. Frvcar 31 San Francisco jj J® •§! lies,” Duke senior David Hender­ X-NY Itl. 37 27 12 16 304 240 Cincinnati ]1 9 tension in the air. The Duke Blue Devils finished a team on a mission, the Cardinals N Y R o n ^ 35 36 5 75 241 244 the regular season ranked No. 1, son said. PimbUliih 33 35 • 74 300 205 *^*ota**00*0001— Toronto H -lT-ll-T— But the theory on championship appeared in trouble. Louisville, 34. ChlCOOO 13-20-19-1— S3. St. Louis '® J® 9 have won more games in one Duke is a bright group with a Naw Janav 34 47 3 55 204 344 Los Angeles eve was that the titie was actually however, put on a rush in the M a m Division J grand collective sense of humor. Powar-plav conversions-Toronto Chicago * - 9 decided before a disappointing season (37) than any other NCAA second half just as it did against v-Quabtc 42 30 5 » 319 201 team ever and have rolled through 'T d give my right arm to play in 310 271 4-1. Chicooo 7-2. Houston I J j S crowd of 10,936 at the Summit LSU Saturday. Montraal 31 33 7 n Montreol _ 7 ” the NBA.” senior Jay Bilas said. Boston 34 30 11 g 302 200 American League, , ^ Arena in Houston a week ago iast their five tournament games iike a 207 200 Goalies-Toronto, Wraooat. Chi­ “ But the NBA isn’t too interested The inside strength ol Herbert Buffalo 34 35 4 n Detroit * ♦ Thursday night. freight train through the Texas Hartford 37 35 4 70 314 291 cago, Souva. A— 14J95. Crook, Billy Thompson and Pervis New York j* • •JJJ On that evening the Louisville night. in one-armed players.” CanwbaH Canfaranca But despite all the things the Ellison should provide the k w N arrti Division Retaraa— Ron Hoooorth. Ckilclofid Cardinals fought off a rally by the But Louisviiie should still win. W L T Pta. OP O A Toronto I? J -SI Blue Devils have going for them, rebounds when Louisville needs Texas North Carolina Tar Heels and won The Duke guard tandem of x-Chlcogo 37 31 334 333 12 10 the feeling remains that this is them. 314 295 Milwaukee going away, 94-79. < Tommy Ainaker and Johnny Daw­ x-MInnasota 34 32 California Louisville’s year. x-St. Louis 34 33 292 201 11 112! Through an unfortunate quirk in kins is extrabrdinaryiy quick and The concern with Duke is that 304 349 Chicago Louisville is tournament-tested. x-Toronto 25 45 Cleveland 11 12 the pairings, two of the best — if not Mark Aiarie is a tough, hard-nosed the Blue Devils have not shot the Oatrolt 14 54 254 397 n 11 North Carolina made a run at SmvtlM CMvIslan Minnesota the two best — teams in coilege piayer. The Blue Devils swarm on ball well. The rest of their game G olf Kansas City 8 10 Louisville in their regional semifi­ V-Edmonton 54 16 7 114 412 295 10 13 basketbail were brought together defense, having buzzed around has not suffered, but they hit only 37 31 9 S3 333 303 Baltimore nal game that would probably have x-Coloorv Seattle 9 13 UPI photo halfway through the tournament Kansas in the semifinals Saturday 39 percent of their field goal efforts Voncouvar 22 41 13 57 244 313 9 13 wilted any other team in the 25 46 6 56 202 340 Rec photo Boston . . . . instead of at the end. to the extent that Greg Dreiling in the second half against Kansas Wlnnlpao SpHt souod Boines bidudad Duke'S Johnny Dawkins (right) gets in the face of country — including Duke. Los Angelas 2) 47 7 53 275 375 PGA rasults Saturday's Rosuhv In the iosing locker room that and Danny Manning could manage in their semifinal game. v-cundiad divisisn title North Carolina suffered its share Cincinnati 5, St. Louis 1 Kansas’ Ron Kellogg, who attempts to pass (luring the night. North Carolina coach Dean just 10 points between them. x-cnndMd ploveH berth Minnesota 5, Houston 3 of late season disappointment, but And Duke looked out of control at Ootardov's Results S9SO,IOO ToumamanI Plovers Cham- American Division hoop titllsts But louisviiie should still win. Boston 9, Detroit (ss) 5 second half of Saturday’s semifinal in Dallas. Duke won, Smith summed it up with this Boston 2, Buffalo 1 Duke is a closely-knit bunch, the Tar Heels’ injuries were cured times against Kansas. ***"AlPonle Vedra, Fla., March 30 New York AAets 6 Pittsburg 3 remark: Now Jersey 3, Chicooo 2 Pagan! Caterers won the American left) .Walt Adamy, John Wieczorek, Tom Atlonta (u ) 9, Los Angeles 2 71-67, to advance to tonight’s title tilt against Louisville. Minnesota 5, Detroit 4 Toronto6,Phlladelphio4 , , ,, Phlladelphio 0, N Y Rangers 2 John Mohoftv, S142JI00 49-70^71— 275 Division regular season championship Meggers, Bill Pardo. Jim Florence, Dave Larrv Mile, 97,200 New York Yankees 4, Atlm ta (ss) 3 Edmonton 4, N Y Islanders 4 Chicago White Sox IX Detroit (ss) 8 Washington 4, Hortf ord 4 Tim Simpson, 41.200 72-70^72— 2W in Rec Department adult basketball play Pardo. Mark Murphy and Dave Gleason. Montreol 4, Pittsburgh 3 Jim Thorpe, 37,200 4040-74.70— 201 Kansas City 5, Texas 2 To m Kite, 37,200 4949-71-72— 201 this winter. Team members were (from Chicago (Mbs 4, San Francisco 1 Toronto 4, St. Louis 1 7145-73-72— 201 Quebec 5, Los Angeles 3 Brett Upper, 37,200 San Diego 6 Oakland 3 71-73-7040-202 Milwaukee 6, Cleveland 5 Cards’ quickness key Sunday's Resulta John Cook, 20,050 Boston 5, Buffalo 3 Joy Haas, 2BJ)50 7340-7340-202 Scdurdov, March 22 Montreal 3, Baltimore 2 Hal Sutton, 20,050 71-7240.71-202 _ Reoleiial Finals California 6 Seattle 2 Toronto 5, Chicago 4 (O T) CsHIcs 122. Nats 117 Sunday's Resutts have to take care of the Vancouver 4, Calgary 2 Dove Rummells, 21,400 70-45-79-W— A t Housten By United Press International The Cardinals, 31-7, take a Mendov's Pomes Payne Stewort, 21.OT 71-47-75-7^203 N I W J I I U I Y (117) Louisville 84, Auburn 67 Boston 7, Toronto 2 16-game winning streak into Mon­ basketball.” (All Timas KST) Doug Tewell, 21,400 4040-74-73— 203 Basketball Williams 615 36 15, Kino 614 04 6, New York AAets 6 Cincinnati 4 Inside, the Cardinals has a slight 44-73-72-72— 203 St. Louis 7, Los Angeles 1 DALLAS — Partly because of day’s NCAA title game against No. New Jersey at N Y Rangers, 1:35 p.m. Bob Tw oy, 21,400 Gmlnski 16154624, Blntaono 12-206224, V M arch 29 height advantage with 6-foot-9 Wlnnlpeoot Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Davis Love, 14,200 71-71-7547— 204 NationaliS S iS S f 1 ' Pittsburgh 13, Philadelphia 3 su(x:ess and partly because of 1 Duke, 37-2, winners of 21 straight. 4945-74-74-204 Ronsey 65 64 6 Cook 612 36 17, M. Tuaadav's Games Bob Murphy, 14,200 Johnson 614 66 12, Turner 65 1-2 11. A t Dallas Detroit X Minnesota 0 neccesslty, Louisville coach Louisville earned a berth in the center Pervis Ellison and 6-7 Buftalo at Hartford, night Scott Hoch, 14,200 49-74-71-70-204 NBA standings Louisville 88, Loulslono Slate 77 Kansas City 6 Chloogo White ^ x 4 7071-74-70— 205 Totals 49100 17-22 117. New York Yankees 3, Texas 2 (10 Inn.) finals with an 86-77 victory over forwards Herbert Crook and Billy Detroit at Quebec, night Ronnie Block, 13,950 B O S TO N (122) Duke 71, Kansas 67 Denny Crum will stick with the N Y Islanders at Philadelphia, night Joey SInilelar, 1 3 ,^ 707073-72— 205 Mendav, March 31 Montreal 5, Houston 2 fast-tempo style of play his Cardi­ Louisiana State Saturday. Thompson. Duke counters with 6-8 Cottarti Centarwicu M cHole 916 68 24, Bird 1628 74 40, Pittsburgh at Washington, night David Edwards, 12,150 47-49-^74— »4 Parish 74 74 21, D. Johnson 618 1-117, National Final Baltimore 6 Atlanta 3 nals have used to advance to Crum, who is taking the Cardi­ center Jay Bilas, and 6-5 David Toronto at St. Louis, night Jim Simons, 12,150 49-72-70»— M4 Atlonllc Division Alnoe 611 6 6 13, Walton 16 1-2 3, At D M o s Mllwaukee4, Chicago CubsO Henderson and 6-8 Mark Aiarie at Andy Bean, 7420 W L Pel. GB Louisville 31-7 vs. Duke 37-2,9:12 p.m. Oakland 11, Son Francisco 5 Monday night’s championship nals to the finals for the first time Chicago at Minnesota, night 61 13 .824 - Wedmon 63 0 4 0, Slchtlno 2-3 64 4, Vancouver at Calgorv, night Charles Bolling, 7420 73-70-2-71— M7 V-Boston Carlisle 64 64 0. Totals 4692 27-33122. EST Cleveland 7, Seattle 5 game against Duke. since 1980 when they won the forward. Jim Colbert, 7420 x-Phll. 49 27 .645 13 San Diego 9,.California 4 36 40 .474 24 New Jersey 24283126-117 crown, expects the winner Monday Danny Edwords, 7420 4072-W-JJ~JE x-New Jersey Beslon 38243426-121 M ofidov't O o m M “ People say they’re not very big, AHL standings Keith Fergus, 7420 SO TS-g-K— M7 x-Woshlngton 35 40 .467 24'/^ Montreal vs. Boston at Winter Haven, “ 1 think we play our best with a night to score in the 60s or 70s. 22 53 .293 39'/i Three-point ooaleBIrd 3, Cook 2. NCAA rostsrs but just go stand next to some of Ray Floyd, 7420 New York Fouled out— none. Total fouls— Flo., 1 p.m. . _j fast pace,” Crum said Sunday, “ I don’t think it will be any more Dick Most, 7420 49-73g-77—W Central Division Cincinnati vs. St. (jo u Is at St. tbeir people,” Crum said. 52 23 .495 — New Jersey 22, Boston 17. Rebounds— "W e don’t play well slow. If we’re than that,” Crum said. “ I don’t NwttMni (Nvitlon To m Sleckmonn, 7420 70-49-2'^1— M7 x-Mllwaukee New Jersey 49 (Gmlnski 13), Boston Petersburg, Flo., 1:WP.nj. “ They’re big men. Physically W L T Fts. OF OA Lee Trevino, 7420 4073-7074— ^207 x-Atlanta 46 30 .405 4'/> DALLAS — Rotters of the Duke Blue (Mlcogo White Sox vs. Philadelphia at going to win at this level, we’ll do think these defenses will allow any 365 267 42 33 .560 10 40 (Porlsh 14). Assists— New Jersey Devils and lAulsvIlle Cardinols (or they’re a lot stronger than we are. ” x-Molne 40 20 9 89 Larry RInker, 7420 x-Detrolt 32 (Cook 10), Boston M (D. Johnson Clearwater, Fla., 1:n p.m. what we do best. If that’s not good more points than that. I think it will x-AdIrondefc 31 30 0 14 319 207 (Jary Koch, 7,420 72-7072-73— 2 7 Cleveland M 46 .378 23'/> Monday night's NCAA Tourna­ Atlanta vs. Texas at Pompono, Flo., Duke’s defense also has Crum 75 273 281 24 49 :347 24 10). Technicals— Birdsong, New Jersey ment championship gome (Including enough, we’li get beat. You can’t be an up- tempo game, but I still Moncton 31 31 13 Kenny Knox, 7420 Z1'Z^S!'ZJ“ 2Z Chicooo coach Wohl. A — 14490. I:ap.m. . , concerned. Slwrtirooko 32 35 9 73 327 324 (Jreg Norman, 4454 7071-77-70—VK Indiana 25 50 .333 27 lertev number, name, position, class, Los Angeles vs. Minnesota at (Xlondo, make changes in one day. don’t think it will be a high-scoring 292 height, v ^ h t ) . “ Their team defense is their real Fredericton 31 36 9 71 294 Ken Green, 4454 Western Conference Fla., l:Mp.m. „ , . "W e really don’t have time to gam e” . Novo Scotia » 40 a 64 300 335 D.A. Welbrlng, 4454 7071-7073— MO Mkhwesl Division New York Mots vs. Toronto at strength,” Crum said. “ They play Soilfhirn Division W L Pet. DUKE prepare. Your preparation actu­ Crum said Louisville guards Milt Peter Jacobsen, 4454 72-49-72-2— * NCAA Tournsmant pairings Dunedin, Fla., 1:a p.m. so well togther. They know where v-Heritiev 46 39 3 95 335 286 Mork O'Meara, 4454 4070702— * x-Houston 46 M 4 Tommy Amoker, g, Jr., 60,155. Detroit vs. Kansas City at Ft. Myers, ally started with the first practice Wagner and Jeff Hall may have Blngtiomton 38 34 5 81 301 201 Morris Hololsky, 4.M4 707IW9-75— 2S x-Denver 44 31 12 David Henderson, g, Sr., 65,195 Fla., 1:ap.m. . everyone is on the floor. They’ve 14 Quin Synder, g, F r., 6-3,160 Oct. 15. There is very little you can height advantages over the Blue St. Cothorlns 36 35 5 77 293 291 Tony SIMs, 4,^ 4075-70^—* x-Dallas 40 34 First Round Pittsburgh vs. Houston at Kissimmee, met every challenge.” Springfield 35 36 5 75 282 289 Bruce Lletzke, 3,240 7071-75-73—VR x-Utah 39 37 East 21 Joy Bllos, c, Sr., 68, 225 Fla., 1:35 p.m. _ do at this point. How much can you Devils’ backcourt duo of Johnny 24 Johnny Dawkins, g, Sr., 62,170 Crum added that Louisville will New Haven 33 37 7 73 326 335 David Ogrln, 3,240 707071-74— 209 Sacramento 33 42 Thursday, March 13 New York Yankees vs. Baltimore at do in an hour-and-a-half of practice Dawkins and Tommy Amaker, but 71 306 324 33 44 .4M 31 Kevin Strickland, g. Soph., 65,190 Rochester 32 37 7 Mike Sulllvon, 3,240 72-4075-2—* Son Antonio AtOreenibere, N.C. M iam i, 1:35 p.m. _ he gave the Duke pair the edge in have to be at its best defensively to Baltimore 27 41 8 62 255 286 Jeff Sluman, 3,240 707075-70— 209 PacHIc Division 32 Mark Alorle, (, Sr., 68,220 Milwaukee vs. Chlcogo Cubs at AAesa, (scheduled practice time Duke 85, Mississippi Valley State 78 33 John Smith, (, Fr., 67,210 make its transition game work. x-ctmchad ptoyeft berth Mike Donald, 3,240 73-71-72-73— * v-1^ Lakers S « « Old Dominion 72, West V1rglnla64 Ariz., 3 p.m. . Sunday)? quickness. y-cHndied dIvMlen tma Biirnhard. Longer, 3,240 7073-73-73— * Portland 36 » -4W 21 Oklahoma 80, Northeastern 74 35 Danny Ferry, (, Fr., 610,230 Seottle vs. San Francisco at Scottsdole, "W e have to play our best game “ As a duo, they probably are “ We win on defense,” he said. Saturday's Rasulta Loren Roberts, 3,240 7073-73-73—VR 40 Weldon Wlllloms, f, Sr., 66,190 “ We score off the transition game Phoenix S « DePaul 72, VIridnIa M 42 George Burgin, c, Fr., 74), 200 Ariz., 3 p.m. . . to beat them. We haven’t played quicker than anyone we’ve faced Adirondock 4, New Haven 1 Lonny Wadkins, 3,240 47-73-74-73— W S«rttle M 47 .* W /i FrMav, March 14 (taklond vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Ariz., and that is dictated by how well you Binghamton A Rochester 1 David Frost, 2,262 7049-75-76— 290 At Syracuse, N.Y. 51 AAaiiln Netslev, c, J r., 7-2,260 our best game yet. At least I hope this year,” Crum said. "T h ey’re LA Clippers 2 2 'S 2,*. 55 Billy King, (, Soph., 66,195 3 P.ib. ^ . play at the defensive end.” Hershev 5, Nova Scotia 2 Wayne Levi, 2,242 73-71-76-70— 290 Golden State M 48 .368 « '/ i St. Joseph's <0, Richmond 59 San Diego vs. California at Palm we haven’t” great ball-handlers. We’re going to Sherbrooke 3, Molne 1 Roger Maltble, 2.262 7073-7960— 290 v-clinched division title Cleveland State 83, Indiana 79 LOUISVILLE Springs, Calif., 4 p.m. Springfield 4, Moncton 3 Mark Pfell, 2,262 S S x-cllndied plaveH berth 00 Robbie Valentine, (, Sr., 66,200 TwMdoy't OoiMft Navy 87, Tulsa 68 10 Mark MeSwaIn, f, Jr., 67,220 Sunday's Resulta Dave Stockton, 2,262 72-72-76-70— 290 Saturday's Resulta Syracuse 101, Brown 52 Philadelphia vs. Boston at (Afin- Binghamton 5, Baltimore 1 Tom Purtier, 2,262 9@-77-71-MO Houston 114, Washington 109 15 Kevin Walls, o, Fr., 61,170 Sohirday, Mswch is 20 Milt Wagner, g, Sr., 65,185 ter Rochester 7, Springfield 3 Ben Crenshaw, 2461 ^fl-73-7^M l Cleveland 123, Atlanto 105 Atoreembera.N.C- ttaven, Flo., 1 p.m. Adirondock 2, St. Catharines 2 (tie) Tim Norris, 2461 74-40-M-W— M l Chicooo 106, New York 96 Duke 89, Old Dominion 61 21 Kenny Payne, t, Fr., 67,195 New York Mots vs. Los Angeles at Moncton 3, Sherbrooke 3 (tie) Chris Perry, 2,061 49-72-72-70^M1 Utah 110, San Antonio 102 23 Chris West, g, Jr., 6-3,175 Vero Beach, Ra., 1:ap.m . Louisville happy to be here DePaul 74, Oklahoma 69 Monday's Gama ^ r k Welbe, 2441 4072-7073— ^M1 Milwaukee 130, Detroit 121 34 Will oillges, I, Soph., 69,205 Sunday, SAorch M 25 David Robinson, I, Fr., 68,190 Baltimore vs. Atlanta at West Palm Novo Scotia at Fredricton Frank Conner, 1,971 7073-77-72— ^292 L A Clippers 112, Sacromento 103 At Syracuse, N.Y. Beach, Fla., 1:X p.m. Tuaadav's (Tames Mike Hulbert, 1,971 49-407077— 292 Seattle 88, LA Lakers 87 34 M ike Abram , g. Soph, 6-4,195 “ But I don’t want us to get into Givens scored 44 points.” Navy 97, Syracuse 85 41 Herbert Crook, (, Soph, 67,190 Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh at Bradenton, By Jeff Hasen Sherbrooke at Moncton Gll Morgan, 1,971 7073-73-76— 292 Golden State 130, Portlond 1M Cleveland State 75, St. Joseph's 69 Fla., 1:ap.m. „ that predicament.” Jeff Hall, Wagner’s backcourt Springfield at New Haven To m Watson, 1,971 7074-74-74— 292 Sunday's Resulta 42 Jeff Hall, g, Sr., 64,180 United Press International Frtdoy, MardiSI 43 Pervis Ellison, c, Fr., 69,195 Montreal vs. Texas at Pompono, Ra., Wagner’s roommate, Robbie partner, stressed the importance Corev Povln, 1,971 7072-72-70— 292 Boston 12Z New Jersey 117 Reglonel SemHIneta 1 :X p .m . Nick Price, 1.971 7167-75-79— 2W Phllodelphia 114, Dallas 113 At East Rutherford, N.J. - 44 Tomy KImbro, f, Fr., 67,190 Cincinnati vs. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., Valentine, has played a total of 41 of not being overly tight in the 55 Billy Thompson, (, Sr., 67,195 DALLAS — Louisville’s Milt Bruins 5, Sabrss 3 To m m y Nakallm, 1490 4975-7071— 293 Seattle 103, Phoenix 89 N o w 71, Cleveland State 70 1 :a p .m . minutes this season. Yet his vision biggest game of young lives. Paul Azlnger, IJ)90 70-71-77-75— 293 LA Lakers 124, Golden Stole 117 Wagner has thought about hitting a Duke 74, DePoul 67 Now York Yankees vs. Kansas City at of Final Four glory is a vivid as Dave Barr, 1J)90 6972-73-79— 293 Mendov's Games Sunday, March 33 Ft. Myers, Fla., 1:ap.m . shot for the national champion­ “ You never know how a team is Basfan 122—6 T.C. Chen, 1418 716982-72— 294 No games scheduled At E4Nt Rutherford, N.J. NCAA woman's pairings Detroit vs. Houston at Kissimmee, Fla., anyone’s. — ■ ------■ ship, but he would prefer that the going to react until you put the ball Buffote 111—J J.C. Snead, 1418 68-73-74-79— 294 Tuesdoy's Games Kwwnoi rw iw ' 1:35 p.m. “ All of us have been players for First period— 1, Buffalo, Selling 11 Ken Brawn, 1418 72- 71-7675— 294Washington at Atlanta, night (^r(linals settle matters well be­ in the air,” Hall said. “ Hopefully, Duke 71, Navy SO Oakland vs. Chlcogo Cubs at AAesa, four years and we’re real close,” (Tucker, Andreychuk), 4:39. 2, Boston, Barry Joeckel, 1,818 70- 73-7675— 294Boston at Cleveland, night East Ariz., 3 p.m. fore the last second. since we played a little tight Simmer 34 (Bourgue, LInseman), pp, [}ennls Trixler, 1418 71- 73-7674— 294Indiana at Detroit, night Regional SemlfimNs said Valentine, a senior forward San Francisco vs. MIlwcwkee at No. 1 Duke meets seventh- against LSU (in a semifinal victory 10:41. Penoltles— Burridge, Bos, 4:49; Steve Pate, 1,755 71-72-7675— 296 New Jersey at New York, night Thursday, AAorch 13 Thursday, March a Chandler, Ariz., 3 p.m. who has been plagued by chronic VIrta, But, 4:49; Blum, Bos, 7:03; Greg Lodehoff, 1,755 73- 497676— 296 Chlcogb at Milwaukee, night At Baton Rouge, La. At PMIodelbhla Seattle vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Ariz., ranked Louisville Monday night Saturday), we’ll have gotten over 47-73-77-80— 297 Western Kentucky 72, James Madison knee problems much of his Louis­ Russell, But, 10:22; C vr, But, 15:47; Willie Wood, 1,728 Phoenix at Dados, night Georgia Tech 68, OAarlst 53 3 p.m. for the college basketball crown. our pre-game jitters.” Mllburv, Bos, 10:01; Cvr, Buf, 10:01. George Burns, 1,710 71-73-7560-* Golden State at Houston, night Vlllonova 71, Virginia Tech 62 51 Chicago White Sox vs. St. Louis at St. ville career. “ The reason I’m not Sacramento at San Antonio, night Rutgers 85, Penn State 72 Only 23 players will have the Second period— 3, Buftalo, Tucker 30 Memphis State 95, Ball State 63 , Petersburg, Fla., 7:a p.m. playing more is because of the (Andreychuk, Russell), 2:45. 4, Boston, LA Clippers at Utah, night Louisiana State 94, Purdue8712DT) Reglonring offense and tw6tim e Duke’s 6-foot-8 inside duo of way we do.” CM gary 0 2 0— 2 Frtdoy, March M Satundew, M arch a (18 Innings) Tournment, they have forced 90 weakness. We have to talk to DALLAS — Denny Crum and At Long Bsoch, CalH. All-America guard Johnny Mark Aiarie and Jay Bilas, Crum came to Louisville in 1971 Vnnceuvar 2 11—4 B A S E B A L L ^AS eimRSS^^^^^^w^eW Texas 8188M88ig-S8l turnovers — an average of 18 each other to play defense. Mike Kryzewski have two obvious American League Mlchlgon 70, Akron 64 Southern California a , Ijiulslana Tech New YoHl (AL) m s a m i —371 Dawkins have been much pub­ despite their size, have re­ and soon found he didn’t want to be First period— 1, Vancouver, Neely 12 per game — and have forced at “ I don’t know how to explain things in common — they are (Lonz, Tanfl), pp, 5:10. 2, Voncouver, BALTIMOREORIOLES— Sent Bill Iowa Stats 81, Miam i (Ohio) 79 (O T ) 64 Rozema, Correa (5), Henry (10) and licized this season. But an bounded well in five NCAA anyplace else. Swoggeirtvand Odell Jones, pitchers, and North Carolina St. 66 Iowa 64 WOTfllflawlS why we play team defense so coaching in the NCAA champion­ Holward i (Lowry, Peterson), 76srs114,Mavsricks113 Slauoht; Whitson, Shirley (3), Moht6 equally impressive, and often Tournament games. least 20 in three of the five 8:15. Penalties— Johnson, Cgy, 5:03; Al Pordo, catcher, to Rochester of the Arkansas-Little Rock 90, Notre m d a v M a rd ia (usco (6), Fisher (8), Rlghettl (9), Pulido 4 well. I guess it’s been because of ship basketball game and both see “ I went to Louisville in the first A t L oxhigten, Ky. overlooked man-to-man de­ Against Kansas in the semifi­ outings, including 21 against Peterson, V o n ,5:55; M ocoun.Cgv, 12:53; International Leogue. Dome (10) ond Hassev, Geren (10). W— Pulido. hard work. Maybe it’s intuition to it every day that not a hair on place because I wanted to see if I Lonthler, Van, 12:53; Tonelll, Cgy, 15:23. CHICAGO W HITE SOX— Optioned 83 Texas 90, Western Kentucky tf L — Henry. fense, could be what vaults the nals Saturday, Aiarie, Bilas and Kansas. could coach at the major college Scott Bradley, catcher, and Russ M or­ D A L LA S (113) lotardoy, M arch IS Southern Colltarnla 83, Tennessee “ That’s defense,” said Daw­ on their part, That’s a credit to their head is out of place. Aguirre 618 65 18, Perkins 614 63 14, Blue Devils to their first N C ^ 610 freshman Danny Ferry level.” he said. “ I had it in mind Second period— 3, Calgary, McDo­ mon, third baseman, to Buffalo of the Donaldson (M) 04) 0, Harper 1612 1-3 22, At Doyteo, Ohio them.” But the men who will send their American Association. Sent Bryan Clark, Michigan State 80, (taorgetawn68 basketball championship combined to hold Danny Man­ kins, who is averaging 25.8 nald 24 (Quinn), 4:23.4, Calgary, Mul len 40 Blacknran11-186122,Vlncent2-5626,Ellls teams out to duel for the national that I would like to go back to coach (O tto ). 7:47. 5, Vancouver, Neely 13 pitcher, to their minor-league camp for Konsos 65, Tempio 43 Sunday March a ning and Greg Dreiling to just points over the last five games. Krzyzewski said he is hoping 67 2-2 9, Wennlngton 2-6 62 4, At Laxinglen, Ky. Monday. UCLA some day. But when I had a (Suixtatrom, Ta n tI), pp, 8:52. Penalties— reassignment. ___ Schrempf 69 6-7 14. Totals 48-93 1634 i ubdoy , M arch 16 “ Our offense would not work if Duke’s defense will cause prob­ title Monday night have a lot more MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Texas 97, Southern California 81 Soccer “ It’s been said before that three field goals in 16 attempts. chance to do that I decided I loved Sheahv. Cgy, 8:M; Hunter. Cgy, molor 113. we did not play defense.” lems for Lousiville. in common than their current (fighting), 10:14; Coxe, Van, malor Announced the retirement of Pete North CofoHno'"stata**», Ark.-Uttle defense wins basketball games The end result was an 71-67 Louisville too much to leave. Vuckovich, pitcher. Traded Moose Haas, P H IL A D E L P H IA (114) Krzyzewski said his tutor, “ I ’m hoping the fact that they locale and their choice of barbers. (fighting). 10:14; McDonald, Cgy, 14:51; Barkley 1615 8-9 32, Stokes 67 (M) 6, Rock 66 (20T) and it’s never been more true victory. “ I like the pace of life there. Baxter, Cgy, 18:38. pitcher, to the Oakland A's (or Steve Cotledee 1619 65 29, Ervlng 618 68 24, Iowa State 72, Michigan 69 “ We know we have the play Indiana’s Bob Knight, influ­ don’t have true ball- handling They have both learned their Third period— 4, Vancouver, Butcher 4 Kiefer, Intlelder, Mike Fulmer and Pete Fi1|^,Mia^M NCAA waman’a raaulta than with this basketball Basketball is a major part ol the Kendrick, pltchers,and cosh. Cheeks 7-14 62 16 Threott 6 2 04) 0, MSC Cabraa enced him into emphasizing guards will help us,” he said. “ I trade from coaching legends, both (LNtotar. Skriko), 3:50. P e n a ltie s Green 64 660 Moss 671-2 7. Totals 47-86 team,” Duke coach Mike Krzy- defense,” Aiarie said. “ Coach peoples' lives.” Butcher, Von, 1:38; Fotlu, Cgv, m olor TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Ploced Tom At Kawiae C * , Me. The Manchester Soccer Club Cobras has always emphasized that. defense. hope we can make it more are fond of up-tempo style of play Filer, pitcher, on the 21-day disabled list. 2633 114. zewski said Sunday. “ No ques-. This is Krzyzewski’s sixth year (fighting). 4:M; Sheehy, Cgy, tfoyga DaHUS 32 X7 38 36-113 North Carolina State 70, Iowa Stale66 (boys 11 year old) captured second “ He gave me a hard timeonce difficult for them to run their and both are absolutely in love with Sent Luis Aoulno, outfielder, ond Jeff Kansas 96, Michigan State 86 (O T ) TaxM 97. use 81 tion about it, our defense has to We’re not going to overpower at Duke, having come from the minor, 4:30; Holward, Van, double Phlludelghle a 3 5 3627--114 place In the Oakwood Farms Easter when I played a zone,” Krzy­ offense.” where their current job. minor, 4:30; Coxe, Von, molor- Heorron, cotcher, to Syracuse of the Three-point goals — Harper, Ellis. <, Sunday, March 33 Indoor Soccer Tournament on Satur­ work for us to win.” anyone, so we have to do other U.S. Military Academy — where mlaconduct (fighting), 4:30; Suter, Cgv, International LAogue. Assigned the con- day. The Cobras lost to the state Crum will guide the Louisville troct ot Stan Gorke, pitcher, toSyrocuse. Fouled out— Aguirre. Total fouls— Dallas he played under Coach Bobby molor (flghtlno), 16:M; Lupul, Van, 2), Phllodelphia X . Rebounds— Dallas 48 A l l 'Ttafris* W 3 60 14, Lloyd 66 1-15, An. cham pion Sim sbury Cosmos, 2-1, In an Cardinals and Krzyzewski will molor (fighting), 16j23; BjirtW' SS^' (Schrempf 14), Phllodelphia44 (Borkley Kansas 75, North CarolinaSSlu State67 Smith 64 60 4, Williams 6-7 1-2 13, excited finale. Manchester hod several lead the Duke Blue Devils Monday Knight. molor (fighting), 19:«; _Butcher. Von, Nofionai League 25). Assists— Dallas 23 (Aguirre. 8), Ethridge 1-5 1-2 3, Au. Smith 03 M O, opportunities late In the game but “ I love Coach Knight.’’ K rzy­ NEW YORK METS— Placed Mookle West night in the final game of the molor (fighting), 19:05; Pederson, Von, PhllodHphla 26 (Cheeks 12). A — 9,194. Hemphill 64 62 8, Davis 9-14 68 M, could not capitalize. Brian Kellog zewski said. “ And he has chewed Wilson, outtlelder, on the 15-dav disabled Thursday, Adorcli 13 Jones 60 1-2 1, WImbIsh 4-4 23 10, scared the lone goal, mslsted bv (tallege basketball season. Crum **»mta on gool— Colgory 5-912— 26 At Dgdsn. Utah Priddy 68 6415. Totals 464817-M 97. GlonnI Calvo. Dawkins caps a spectacuiar career me out a lot more than be has '“pHILADELPHIAPHILLIES- will be trying for his second title, Vancouver 16-5-11— 32. ____ (jOUtavUle 9X Orexel 73 u s e (81) Goalkeeper Chad Hedric led the chewed you all (sports writers) Powar-plav conversions— Calgary 3- Announced that they hove turned down Bradlev 8X Texas EI-Pasa6S Fora 67 1-2 9, Miller 611 1613 16, effort, m oklng a num ber ot saves In the Krzyzewski his first. their option to buy the contract ot Jesus Alabamo-BIrmlngham $6, Missouri out. He’s fam ily.” . Voncouver 5-2 „ Nelson 611 64 13, Windham 6 9 23 IX five games. The Louisville coach spent four 0 HtSi, t i d i e r , from Mexico City ot the Sanies 103, Suns 89 It was the beginning of an “ Right now, there are two teams Berry is the player of the year, . (Toolles— Calgary, Lemelln; Y^ng Cooper 11,a 66 77, Howeli 1-3 61 X In semifinal action, the Cobras By Hal Bock years as the chief assistant of Krzyzewski stresses the family (0:00of 3rd per.). Vancouver, Brodeor. *^North Cardllna84,Utaha Wright 1-160X Pyers61606 WordOOOO defeated the Glastonbury Strikers, 61. awesome career for Dawkins, one left from 281, and we’re one of but JD might be the most valuable TATFltTNCISCO G I A N T S - m dgy, March M The Associated Press UCLA’s John Wooden, whose aspect of his team and Sunday he P H O E N IX (89) 0, Bond6060aTotals2665262981. Todd Longo had two goals, with Mott that concludes tonight as Duke’s them. Awards are a judgment player. He is the heart and soul of ^Referee^—Andy von Helletnond. PurchOMd tt»« controct* of Goldtn, At Lens Beach, CalM. DeMarco and Tony Cook gathering had a chance to show off his Nonce 614 2-4 X, Pinckney 6 9 3-4 IS, Nevada - Ijos Vegas 74, Northeost thing. Walter is a great player and teams won 10 NCAA better, and Mike LaCon, pitcher, from Halftime— Texas 45, USC 35. Fouled single tallies. Assists were collected by ' DALLAS — They came to Duke all-time leading s(X)rer. this Duke team, a quicksilver “ family.” Phoenix of the Pacific Coast tsooM. Sent Adorns 611 62 4, Davis 613 2-4 10, Loulslono 51 he’s had a great year. He’s championships. ^ Humphries 7-11 3-3 17, Toney 2-4 3-4 7 ,, out— Williams, Miller, Cooper. Total Justin DIeterle (2) and Cook. Todd University together as freshmen The All-American guard has guard who works constantly on his Five players sat on a platform in MaplBlsafs S. BlKkhawks4|0T| Mike Aldrote, outfielder, and Luis Maryland 69, Pepperdlne 64 O'Connor played well at defense. “ Obviously we are all a product Glouchkov 61 60 0, Vonos 1-5 6 2 X St. John's a . AAontana State 74 fouls— Texas r , USC 21. Rebounds— been on a tournament tear, aver­ deserved what he got.” game, sometimes to the dismay of Quinones, Intlelder, to Phoenix. Texas a (Davis 14), USC a (Miller, Earlier divisional ploy saw the recruits four years ago — Mark of our environment,” Crum said. a hotel across the street from the Sanders 65 60 4, Thompson 65 62 8, Auburn 73, Arizona aging 25.8 points per game and his neighbors in Durham, N.C., Pittman 61 62 X Totals 367917-a K. Saturday, Anarch IS Nelson 6). Assists— Texas a (Ethridge Cobras down Ellin gton, 6-4. Laneohod Aiarie, a prep school jump shooter “ You change X ’s and O’s, but you site of the championship game and Taras* * iiH SEATTLE (NS) At Ogden, Utah 10), USC 15 (Cooper 5). Technical— Texas the hot trick with Evan Mllone scoring from Arizona, and Johnny Daw­ bitting 81.5 percent of his shots And Dawkins? What does he and his mother in Washington. answered questions from the me­ SAN JOSE BEES— Signed Fernando McCormick 64 6210, McDonlel 58 68 bench. A — M 6 X twice and Calvo once. stick to your basic principles that *^*FmSJ* parlod— 1, <3ilcogo, Bfo**' Louisville 8X Bradlev M kins, a gym rat from the inner city going into tonight’s NCAA cham­ deserve for his fourth straight year dia. They handled those questions Arroyo, pitcher. 13, SIkma 61564 IS, Henderson61 462a , Next, the Cobras lost, 61, to Sims­ you learned in the system you (unottftttd)4 19j 35. PtnolflM North Carolina 77, Alobama- bury. DIeterle hod the lone goal, pionship game against Louisville. as the team’s leading sexirer and a with wit and charm. \atrSSh Tor, •:»; Nviuodr Tor, Phelps 66 (HI4,Chambers613l-49, Young Blrmlng- playgrounds of Washington, D.C. When he was growing up, came up with. 63 60 6, Sobers 59 6010, Vrones 65604, un(»slsted. Todd Grundmeir ployed Every (x>uple of days, it seems, career total of 2,532 points, second mlnor-mo|or9:37; Sacord, FOOTBALL ham 59 well. Aiarie remembered the intro­ Dawkins developed a habit of ‘ ‘Coach Wooden would say condi­ “ They are quite a group of molor, 9:37; F«»w-Chl,M:15, L * ^ N UllibUl F setbllfi LOUfta BrIefcowsk11-160 X Wood 586010, Pops Sunday, AOnrch 16 duction, fondly. “ He did a 386 Walter Berry of St. John’s picks up best in Atlantic Ck>ast Conference guys,” Krzyzewski said. “ Of ST. LOUIS CARDINALS— Named Bob 61606 Totals468711-a 103. Al Long Bendt, Cellf. A talented team from Brookside, dribbling a basketball through the tioning, fundamentals and team T o r, 12:98; Doouat, T o r, 18.32, Dupont, Radio, T V Mass, was the next victim to foil to the degree, double-pump, reverse, another player of the year award history? For becoming the first (taurse I ’m proud of them. There is Rose publlcrelallonsdl rector. Auburn 8 1 ,«. John's 65 Cobras, 63. Wade Bedell turned the hot house. He was doing his thing while play are the most important things HOCKEY Nevado-Los VesosTO; AAarytand64 spinning layup,” he said. “ And he and Duke wins another tourna­ ACC player to account for 2,000 more to a job like this than just ^ S a c ^ mills aaass—as trick. Including an Insurance goal on a home for Christmas vacation, in coaching. If you get them in M (V o lv a ), 0:44. 3, Toronto, Nufisnul Moekey League Thunddy, Mtarch a direct kick. Cook and Grundmeir hod ment game. It is a perfectly points, 500 rebounds and 500 (taaching. These are the kind of WASHINGTON CAPITALS— Recoiled Fouled out— none. Total fouls— ReglengiSsinitinaN TONIGHT made It.” trying to make the ball do a few shape, teach them fundamentals (Courtnoll), PP,, nSe! Phoenix a , Seattle 25. Rebounds— 8:00 College baseball: Seton Hall vs. the other goals. Brian Ruganls Hmmm, Aiarie thought, nice to acceptable tradeoff to Dawkins. assists? For an NCAA-record 126 players I want to have around me. Yoramchufc 12 (Sutfar, O lw k ). (Mwit Martin, center, trom Binghamton sparkled on defense, breaking up tricks the ball got away from him. and get them to play together you Panoltlaa-VolvaJiK, 5:41; SovorA of the American Hockey L a o M arta Phoenix 37(Adamsll),Seattle43(Slkma Auburn ?a NwodShljaeVegae 63 Arizona, ESPN meet you. “ I ’m having fun,” he said. double figure games? 9). AssMs— Phoenix 18 (Humphries 7), Louisville96, North Carolina79 9:00 NCAA Championship: Louis­ numerous charges ond starting the 8:04; T. Murroy,CW,8:(B; B. Murrov,cn'< Yvon C^lveou, forward, from Toronto offensive attack. of the Ontario Jufjor Hockey League. Seottlea (Henderson 7). A— 5,416. ville vs. Duke, Chai^nel 3 '*iSlrd parlod—9, Toronto, Vulva 31 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Ma»-fh 31. 1986 - 15

14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 31, 1986 NBA roundup Diabetics can lead active, healthy lives in sports cycling are safer and smarter choices. efficiently and with a greater stroke volume so tlwt D E AR DR. JOCK: My husband has been diagnosed 8PORT8MED UPDATE: OVERTRAINING ... the heart has to pump less often at rest to supply the aa a diabetic. He is 32 and otherwise in good health. AND HOW TO AVOID IT. Many athletes overtrain. If body’s needs. Can be still participate in sports? some training is good, they think more must be better During the course of the 20 days, the athletes began L.R., CHICAGO Eight is just enough so they push, and push, and push until their bodies noticing the symptoms of overtraining at the same D octor Jock rebel and their performance breaks down, lliis is a time they were discovered to have more rapid resting ilB A R L.R.: Generally speaking, diabetics can lead significept problem with endurance athletes, espe­ pulses. The theory holds that the cause of this change very active Uvea. Cross country skUng, tennis, David Bachman, M.D. cially runners, cyclisU and swimmers. They train was fatigue of the heart muscle, which made the heart waUdng, cycling, swimming — these are some of the hard to improve their time and feel better. But when less efficient, pumping a smaller stroke volume with fitness activities many diabetics enjoy. they overtrain, they wind up feeling worse. each beat. for outmanned 76ers CHECK WITH YOUR DOCTOR. First and Although the theory is not proven. It does appear SYMPTOMS. How do you know if you’ve fdim oat, diabetics must work with a' physician to get overtrained? Pay attention to your body. The that one clear signal of overtraining is an increase in thair problem under control. Sometimes, diet and said. "You can’t worry about what eight feet away with 4:09 remain­ symptoms include insomnia, weight loss or gain, the morning resting heart rate. If that happens to you, By Th# AMOclattd P r«»t exerciM is all that’s needed. Other adult-onset you don’t have, you’ve got to do the ing in the third quarter. He now has muscle soreness, anemia, chronic fatigue, appetite cut down your training distance and consider cutting diabetics need oral hypoglycemic agents— drugs that best with what you do have. 35,004 points and la playing in his disorders, mental depression and declining your training frequency until your resting pulse drops The Phila«telphia 76ers were lower the blood sugar (such as insuUn). In both cases, competed in the Iron Man Triathlon. It required a Elsewhere Sunday, It was Bos­ 11th season with the Lakers and In performance. back to its usual range. badly outmanned, suitins up only hxercise (which bums up surplus sugar) may reduce special medical team to monitor his blood sugar along ton 122, New Jersey 117; Seattle his 17th season In the NBA. MONITOR MORNING PULSE FOR PREVEN­ eight players for their game with the requirement for insulin or hypoglycemic agents. the way, but he made it — an inspiration to all 103, Phoenix 89, and the Uis James Worthy led the Lakers TION. It’s a difficult call to know how much training is the Dallas Mavericks. Exercise also has the benefit of reducing weight. diabetics who want to lead active, healthy lives. “ WALK AND STAY HEALTHY,” by David C. Angeles Lakers 124, Golden SUte with 34 points. Byron Scott added too much, but one clue recently came to light in a Eight was enough. Heavy diabetics are harder to control than normal A WARNING: A recent report in the American Bachman, M.D., focuses on America’s favorite 22 points for Los Angeles and study reported in Physician and Spprtsmedicine Charles Barkley and rookie 117. Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons warns long-term fitness sport — walking! “ DR. JOCK” discusses The 76ers led 112-103 with 57 Elarvin “ M agic" Johnson had 15 weight diabetics. magazine. In this limited study, the doctors described Terry Catledge made up for the TAK E PRECAUTIONS. Your husband should talk diabetics that Jogging and Jumping rope carry a real advanUges. disadvantages, frequency, safety Ups. seconds remaining, but Dallas poinU and a game-high 19 assisU. a group of 12 men who ran twice their regular training absence of Philadelphia’s three about bis exercise program with his doctor. He needs risk of developing ankle fractures. The problem is etc., and charts a personal regime for walking your s c o r^ seven straight points. De- Guard Eric "Sleepy" Floyd distance over a 20-day period. Usually, serious biggest players — centers Moses guidance on how to monitor his blood sugar, what that diabetic neuropathic skeletal disease weakens way to fitness. Send $2 for Report DBlOl, in care o^b c tlef Schrempf and Dale Ellis paced Golden State with 28 points endurance athletes have low morning resting pulses, Malone and dem on Johnson and precautions to take to prevent hypoglycemia and the bones and the minor, repeated trauma (of Jogging Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 4426, Orlando, Fla. connected on Jump shots, and Ellis and 12 assists. often in the range 6( 50 beaU per minute. They have forward Bob McAdoo — and the what supplements he should take if he feels any of the and Jumping) breaks them. In the long run, the 32802-4426. Make checks payable to Newspaperbooks. stole the ball and scored a trained their heart muscle to pump blood more shorthanded Sixers edgM the Sonics 103, Sun* 89 early s i ^ of hypoglycemia. Recently, a diabetic doctors say, low-stress sporU like swimming and Dallas Mavericks 114-IlS on Sun­ three-point basket with 28 seconds left, making it 112-110. Gerald Henderson hit eight day in NBA action. straight field goals, scoring 20 'hie 76ers also were missing Philly’s Perry Moss scored on a points for host b a ttle as Phoenix guard Andrew Toney (out for most layup with five seconds to go, and a fell two games behind San Antonio of the season with a fdot injury) three-pointer by Dallas’ Derek Sports In Brief I Mize’s collapse lets Mahaffey slip in in the race for the final playoff spot and forward Bobby Jones (groin Harper with two seconds left 3 closed the scoring. in the Western Conference. The injury). Suns have nine games left. By Ira Kaufman 14. And then the deluge. Barkiey, who quickly is becom­ LakBiB 124, Warriora 117 Henderson scored nine points in United Press International " I Just didn’t play when I needed ing one of the most awesome forces Trout fishing derby set for April 13 the second period to help Seattle to, and it’s very disappointing.” in the game, played all but one Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the open a 58-47 halftime lead, then The Manchester Sportsmen’s Association is sponsoring its PONTE VEDRA, Fla. - Four said Mize, who bogeyed 15 to see minute and had 32 points and a NBA’s all-time leading scorer, had scored nine more in the third annual Spring Trout Derby on Sunday, April 13, from 9 a.m. to 3 years ago, a Jubilant Jerry Pate his lead shrink to two shots. "Hats career-high 25 rebounds. Catledge 16 points to pass 35,000 for his period as Seattle pulled away. p.m. at the club in Coventry. The event will be held rain or shine. dove into the water off the 18th off to John; he hung tough and scored a season-high 29 points. career. Abdul-Jabbar reached the 35,000 milestone on an awkward Larry Nance scored 20 points for The pond will be stocked with hundreds of brookies, browns green after winning the Tourna­ ended up beating m e." "Y ou ’ve got to believe, other­ Mahaffey forged a tie at 16 when left-handed book shot from about the Suns. and ralnbout trout. There were be a $100 prize for the longest ment Players Championship. wise it’s a waste of time,” Barkley he birdied and Mize missed from 10 trout and a $10 prize for each trout tagged. Who could blame Larry Mize for feet for his third straight bogey. Door prizes and trophies will also be awarded. The admission wanting to get sloshed Sunday Mahaffey made a routine par-3 at fee is $7 (or adults and $4 for youngsters 10 years of age and night? In one of the most glaring the island green at 17, but Mize’s under. collapses in recent PGA history, tee shot came within five feet. Becker notches his first A state of Connecticut fishing license is not required. Another putt, another miss. Mize bogeyed three of the final four The club grounds are located on Merrow Road. holes to blow a three-shot lead, and At the par-418th, historically the John Mahaffey posted a one-stroke toughest hole since the TPC came Road Races mark lax season’ end victory in the TPCi worth $162,000. to this course in 1982, Mize chipped Mahaffey had his worst round of to within three feet (or par, but victory over ivan Lendi misfired again for his sixth bogey HARTFORD — The Connecticut Society of Certified Public the tournament, a 71, for a Accountants will celebrate the end of the "tax season” with their 13-under-par 275, and Mize was on of the day. Mahaffey then rolled in ended Lendl’s winning streak at 29 a routine 2-footer for par, flipped By Kent McDIII Lendl, for the past year the first.annual Tax Track Road Races on Saturday, April 19, at the the brink of tears after shooting a matches and four tournaments, his visor to the ground and raised United Press Internatlonol game’s dominant force, said be 97-81, for the NCAA women’s cham­ MDC West Hartford Water Treatment Plant (Reservoir One) on 76 for a 276. Mize settled for $97,200 will not play again until a knee and gave him his first title since he University of Texas guard Paulette and Tim Simpson was third at 280, both arms in triumph. He grabbed Farmington Avenue. M ize’s right hand in empathy, but CHICAGO — Boris Becker’s problem has been rectified, and won at Cincinnati in August. pionship Sunday at Rupp Arena in earning $61,200. Moegle (21) whoops It up along with a There will be two separate races: a 5K “ Short Form” road race the dazed runner-up was too limp victory over Ivan Lendl in the final Becker, who has the potential to Coming one week after a particu­ Lexington, Ky. USC’s Jamalia Bond (25) “ I know exactly how Larry feels couple of her teammates after the and a lOK “ Long Form ” road race. The starting time (or the 5K is to shake hands. of the $315,000 Chicago Grand Prix eclipse the field, regained some larly low point in the 18-year-old’s because I ’ve been in his shoes,” Longhorns beat Southern California, walks away in dejection. 10 a.m. and (or the lOK at 10:10 a.m. " I ’ve had other putting rounds Sunday represents a potential much-needed confidence. career, the timing was crucial. said Mahaffey, whose ninth career The courses are TAC/RRCA certified and the races are like this, but it Just makes it more turning point in men’s tennis. Becker’s ^ ^ (7-5). 6-3 victory Becker, No. 5 in the world, lost in Tour victory catapulted him from the first round of a tournament at sanctioned by The Athletics Congress and RRCA. 20th to No. 1 on the 1986 money list, frustrating when it comes on the Brussels last week, and the embar­ There is a registration fee of $5. There will be seven age ‘“rhis is Just a tremendous thrill last day,” Mize said. " I missed too rassing loss prompted him to enter divisions and cash prizes will be awarded the top three finishers, for me. I don’t know what else to many putts, and you can’t do that the Chicago tournament. Texas’ bench strength overall. say. I Just told myself to hang in in the final round of a tournament "Sometimes I lose early, the To register, call 278-6011 or 525-1153, or drop a card to Tax there and be patient toward the end when you have a chance to win, or next week I beat everybody,” Track, c/o CSCPA, 179 Allyn St., Suite 501, Hartford, Conn., because it was still close enough else you come up on the short end of Becker said. "Consistency comes ' 06103. considering the holes we had left.” the stick.” with age. But I belong in the top 10 Mize, who had 18 birdies and Just Jim Thorpe, Tom Kite and Brett for sure. two bogeys after three rounds fora Upper finished six shots back at “ It’s a little bit strange, what is key to women’s title Duke rated as a 1V2-polnt favorite 281, and John Cook, Jay Haas and 16-under 200, began the day four 1983 TPC champion Hal Sutton at happening to me,” he said. “ My RENO, Nev. — Harrah’s Reno Race and Sports Book Sunday shots ahead of Mahaffey. A birdie problem is to play like this for 12 at No. 6 gave him a five-shot 282. With four days of glorious LEXINGTON. Ky. (UPI) - The Longhorns became the first talent, though.” listed No. 1 Duke as a 11-2 point favorite over Louisville to win the UPt photo months." cushion. Mize bogeyed the next two weather bringing a huge turnout to According to Texas reserve center team ever to complete an unbeaten Davis, whose performance in 1986 NCAA Basketball championship at Dallas Monday night. Becker said his victory in a holes, but birdied No. 9 and took a the Tournament Players Club, 39 title year, and earned for them­ front of a nationai TV audience Duke advanced to the finals with a,71-67 victory over Kansas Carla Priddy, the Longhorns were three-shot margin into the back golfers shot even-par 288 or better. John Mahaffey gets a big hug from his wife, Susie, after three-setter against Jimmy Con­ makes her Miller’s heir apparent Saturday. In the other semifinal, Louisville topped Louisiana nors Saturday and his win over their own toughest competition selves the crown that had eluded nine when Mahaffey birdied the "John played some gutsy golf on he won the Tournament Players Championship on the as the queen of women’s college Lendl Sunday was the best back-to- this season. After Sunday’s 97-81 their dynasty for four years. No State 88-77. eighth hole. the way home,” said PGA Com­ 18th hole Sunday at Ponte Vedra. Fla. Mahaffey finished basketball, scored 56 points and back tennis he has played since he victory over Southern Cal for the team has won more games the last After four straight pars, Mize missioner Deane Beman, refrain­ 13 strokes under par, a one-stroke winner over Larry four seasons, hut unUl Sunday, bad 32 rebounds in two games. still led by three strokes, and the ing from direct comment on Mize’s A burst upon the tennis scene by championship of the women’s Roman win junior bantamweight titie winning Wimbledon last summer. NCAA Tournament and 34-0 re­ Texas had repeatedly fallen short Conradt, however, said Daivs leaders each suffered a bogey-5 at nightmare. Mize. Lendl has been suffering from a cord, it’s tough to argue. in the NCAA tournament. didn’t really play better in the OSAKA, Japan — Mexican Gilberto Roman pounded Jiro knee injury for the last month. He Priddy, who started most of last Davis scored 24 points and had 14 tournament than she did during the Watanabe for 12 rounds Sunday and lifted the World Boxing said it is either tendinitis or a bone season but gave way this year to rehounds to earn the M VP award. Reason. Council Junior bantamweight title with a unanimous decision. chip, and he will not play again Michigan State lays All-America Annette Smith, said Priddy added 15 points, and keyed “ The World Just hasn’t been Roman, 24, carried the fight and kept boring In to force the until the problem is corrected. paying attention,” the coach said. Japanese fighter backward. AmericanJudgesDalby Shirley and Lendl said he aggravated the intrasquad games frequently were the inside defense that all but shut Even if Davis and the returning Vince Delgado scored the fight 116-112 in favor of Roman. British knee in his semifinal match tougher than their intercollegiate down USC’s Cheryl Miller, who claim to hockey crown Judge Harry Gibbs gave it to the Mexican, 116-114. Saturday, and felt pain early in his contests. had 16 points and 6 rebounds, and Longhorns can produce another R It was Roman’s first attempt at a world title in his five-year pro match against Becker. He con­ “ That’s one of the reasons why deny USC’s bid for a third NCAA title for Texas, it won’t be the same play this game, though it’s becom­ career. Although he cleanly won, he feared he had not done By Frederick Waterman tinued the match, however, and we’re such a good team,” she said. title. as this season’s team, Conradt ing more difficult." enough to lift Watanabe’s crown on his home turf. United Press International gave three reasons why: Miller, the 6-foot-3 Player of the said. Harvard led 2-1 at the end of one And she is one of the main “ I was confident that I was the winner but I was not sure “ First, I thought it would not be reasons Tex^s is the national Year, hit Just 2 of 11 field goal " I doubt I ’ll ever have a senior PROVIDENCE. R.I. - From period and 4-3 after two. Mike because I (ailed to knock him down,” said Roman, a native of the Donnelly, the nation’s top goal- fair to Boris (to withdraw),” he champion. attempts, but 12 of 13 free throws. class like this. I doubt there will basketball’s wizard. Harvard United States-Mexican border town of Mexicali. “ I am pleased scorer, capped the Spartans’ said. “ Second, there was no final The 6-foot-2 senior entered the She keyed a charge that cut the ever be a team this good," she said. hockey coach Bill Cleary under­ here last year (because Connors with the clean decision. Watanabe was a great champion and now three-goal third at 2:51. netting his game late in the first half with DSC lead to 70-61 with 9:30 to go. Then Asked if she thought her team stood his team would have trouble withdrew with a back injury, I’m very happy that I could beat him.” 59th goal on a wristshot from 25 Yulonda Wimbish hit a 3-point was the best ever, she smiled. " I with Michigan State. giving the title to John M cEnroe). ahead 30-29. She immediately feet to break a 5-5 tie. think so,” she said. After losing the NCAA cham­ And I decided it would be better for scored from underneath, and play, Davis converted on 4 free MSU defenseman Don MeSween " I ’ve thought so ail along, but pionship game 6-5 on Saturday me to complete the match, then get added a free throw to give Texas throws, and Wimbish hit a Jumper Joakim Nystrom overpowers Jarryd said the Crimson style was much night, Cleary said he had feared the lead for good. She then scored4 to key a 14-3 run that gave Texas an like in a no-hitter, I didn’t want to different than Michigan State’s some rest.” ROTTERDAM, Holland — Joakim Nystrom overpowered that the Crimson speed could not Becker said he did not notice any 84-64 lead with 5:54 to go. say it for fear of Jinxing it.” usual opponents in the Central more quick points to help stake fellow Swede Anders Jarryd 6-0, 6-3 Sunday to win the $315,000 withstand the muscle of MSU. deficiency in Lendl's play, and Miller fouled out during that run, USC’s bench did not take a shot Collegiate Hockey Association. Texas to a 10-point halftime lead. ABN World Tennis Tournament. Lendl seemed to play at full speed in the first half and did not score " I read a book a few years ago by “ Harvard was a unique team for "This is the deepest team in and with her 26-point, 12- rebound Nystrom, second in the Grand Prix standings behind Ivan until he attempted an unusual drop until the outcome was long- UCLA basketball coach John us. we’re used to playing big teams college hasketball,” said Texas average on the bench, USC was Lendl after seven tournaments, won $50,000 to boost his earnings shot from the baseline in the first Wooden, the Wizard of Westwood. in our league. We didn’t face teams coach Jody Conradt, whose bench doomed, decided. point of the final game. this year to $194,896. At the start of his string of this small and this quick and that scored 58 points compared to 4 by "You have to start with Cara Fran Harris scored 14 points for "It was giving me trouble on low Nystrom, who now holds a 4-3 edge over Jarryd, said his championships he said he would caused problems for us,” he said. Priddy,” Conradt said. "She’s Texas to also earn all- tourney balls to my backhand," Lendl said. USC’s reserves. “ It doesn’t nmatter morale was high following recent triumphs over West German never sacrifice size for quick­ Harvard played without Scott honors. Beverly Williams added 13 "The same thing for my forehand who starts. This is a team of 13 been on the bench, and I ’ve chosen Wimbledon champion Boris Becker and Jimmy Connors. ness,” Cleary said. Fusco, winner of the 1986 Hobey when I run. I have to use my upper individuals.” not to go with her in other games, and Wimbish 10. Cynthia Cooper “ I never played so well against Jarryd,” Nystrom said. "I "It was evident from the start Baker Award as the nation’s top body and not my lower body. Once u s e head coach Linda Sharp but never because of a lack of scored 27 points for USC. She and '.started with a lot of confidence after having defeated Boris Michigan State was bigger, college player, who suffered he broke me (in the seventh game was convinced. confidence.” M iller were named to the all- Becker. Jimmy Connors and Yannick Noah in Toronto and La stronger. They Just wore us down strained knee ligaments in Fri­ of the second set to go ahead 4- 3), it “ We Just didn’t get from our Texas’ success throughout the tournament team. Cherie Nelson Quinta. I never beat so many top 10 players in one tournament — and finally, we ran out of gas. I day’s night’s 5-2 victory over fUMniMMIlMUlllimiJTT was too close to the end.” bench the help they got from past four years earned them the scored 13 and Rhonda Windham 12 so. if I go on like this, I will be safe against the top group.” think a quick little guy can still Denver. Becker had lost the four previous their’s,’; she said. “ When they nation’s unanimous top ranking for USC. n m U U D X r ABDDGRT PRICE. UP1 photo times he played Lendl. needed someting to happen, Cara this season. Six members of the Western Kentucky’s Clemette "Once I have to beat him. no?" Boza-Edwards, Alii battle to a draw Have any Midas shodc absorber or strut installed now title team are graduating. Haskins was chosen as the fifth Boris Becker of West Germany rejoices after clinching hesaid. “ Ihavebeenclosetohim.I Priddy came up with the hig play, and you’U get the second one installed for half price! member of the all-toumament the Volvo Tennis Tournament title in straight sets with a should have beaten him at Lon­ and you can’t say enough about “ We’ll he a different team,” LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Cornelius Boza-Edwards and Terrence $ SAVE MONEY $ team. Alii battled to a 10- round draw Sunday, giving World Boxing don.” Clarissa (Davis) off the bench.” Conradt said. “ We’ll have a lot of 7-6, 6-3 win over ivan Lendfl Sunday in Chicago. Association lightweight champion Livingstone Bramble his Sale includes: choice for the opponent in his next defense. SENTRY OIL CO. • Supeiguard GS® Spring training roundup The winner was to have met Bramble, but because of the draw Gas Shocks promoter Bob Arum said Bramble can take his pick for a May or FAST DELIVERY m i D A S June defense. • Lif(^uard® Shocks The decision was unpopular with the crowd at the Showboat 150 Gal. Minimum...... • Springuard® Shodts Hotel. Youth-oriented Brewers two older pitchers depart Boza-Edwards, 135'/4, a former World Boxing Council Junior • Strutguard® lightweight champion and currently ranked No. 3 among' 243-5074 Foster drove in his first two runs of At Fort Myers, Fla., Buddy complete game during the exhibi­ Cartridges By United Press international injured list with a tom roUtor cuff. record of 91-79 with a 4.03. His beat lightweights by the WB A, was the aggressor and landed the more the spring with two singles to carry Biancalana walked twice, scored tion season to enable Baltimore to He missed all of the 1984 season years were in 1980 when he was effective blows. • Mac Pheison® the Meta to a 8-4 triumph over two runs and drove in the winning defeat Atlanta 6-3. McGregor The Milwaukee Brewers, who after undergoing surgery in April 16-15 with a 3.11 ERA and in 1083 Bill Graham scored it 97-93 for Boza-Edwards and gave him Struts when he 13-3 with a 3.27 ERA. He Cincinnati. Ron Darling’s streak of run to help Kansas City gest the threw 104 pitches and breezed are trying to rebuild through of that year. White Sox 6-5. Charlie Leibrandt through the first six innings before three of the last four rounds, including the 10th. Art Lurie scored Last season. Vuckovich was 6-10 was 11-8 in 1982 when the Brewers scoreless innings ended at 20, but PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENTi youth, had two key pitchers from earned his first victory, allowing allowing a solo homer to Ted it>96-9S for Alii and scored the 10th round even. Lou Tabat scored with a 5.51 ERA. He underwent lost to St. Louis in the World Series. he was im pre^ve, allowing two their lone pennant-winning season one earned run on eight hits across Simmons. it 95-95 and gave Alii three of the final four, including the 10th. I See warranty terms surgery in Spetember to have a The Brewers obtained infielder runs on six hits in six innings. In 26 of 1982 leave the roster Sunday. six innings. at your local Midas dealer. ' Pete Vuckovich, who won the calcium deposit removed and a Steve Kiefer and lefthanded innings, covering six starts, Da­ At Tempe, Ariz.. Pat Tabler rling haisa3-0 record and 1.38 ERA. At Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Butch collected three singles and three U.19 roughed area inside his shoulder pitchers Mike Fulmer and Peter American League Cy Young Wynegar's pinch-hit single with Douglass wins PGA Seniors event joint smoothed down. Kendrick in the trade. At Vero Beach, Fla., Brian RBI to lead Cleveland to a 7-5 award in 1982 for the Brewers, two out in the bottom of the 10th n K H T T O M m U "H e came Into ipe before he went In Sunday’s game at Chandler, Harper and Jim Morris each victory over Seattle. LOS A N G E LE S — Dale Douglass shot a 6-under- par 66 Sunday less 2(y rebate announced his retirement, and inning scored Mike Pagliarulo Milwaukee sent right-hander into see (General Manager) Harry Aril., Tim Leary pitched three-hit compiled two hits and two runs In late games: to win the Johnny Mathis PGA Seniors Classic and continue his from' third base and lifted the Moose Haas to Oakland for three Dalton and said, ‘George, I think ball (or six .innings to help scored and right-hander Rick At Palm Springs, Calif., first domination of the tour he Joined Just three tournaments ago. Yankees to a 3-2 victory over minor-leaguers and a player to be I ’m going to give it up’,” Manager Milwaukee record its first shutout Ownbey provided six innings of basemen Steve Garvey and John Douglass finished at 14-under 202 to win by three shots over Chi Texas. New York’s John Monte- n X E IT TO 80ME(WIE YOD m o n George Bamberger said. this spring— a 4-0 decision over the strong relief to carry St. Louis toa MmOK named. fusco continued his comeback Kruk combined to go 5-for-5 an d. Chi Rodriguez, who also fired a 66 in Sunday’s final round at the Vuckovich, 33, was in Brewers’ Bamberger said he thinks Vuck- Cubs. Leary’s stint was the longest 7-1 decision over Los Angeles. drive in five runs to power San from offseason hip surgery by - Mountain Gate Country Club. camp as a non-roster player after ovich’s arm was bothering him by a Brewer this spring. At Bradenton, Fla., Junior Ortiz Diego to a 0-4 decision over pitching two more shutout innings In his three tournaments since becoming eligible for the sale starts April 1st •4 8 -8 4 3 0 00^6666 878-4848 being placed on waivers following again. In other exhibition games: smashed a pinch bit, three-run C a lifo ^ a . 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"And he Just didn’t 3-for-3 to lead Boston to its third 13-2 triumph over Philadelphia. run homer to trigger a foui^nin 4 4 8 -8 1 M straight victory, a 7-2 decision over At Lakeland, Fla., veteran and Jim Woblford tripled to three-week total to $96,000, m ore than he ever won In a single year PAP Auto Parts 848-8887 883-1887 WMlHmwi 834-8888 duties. want to put it up with it anymore.” seventh inning. 848-4888 881-8333 WMlport 888 8837 Haas, 29, had an 8-8 record with a Toronto. Dennis "O il Can” Boyd, Frank Tanana and non-roster highlight a four-run sixth inning ,on the regular PGA Tour. He is the top money winner on the Vuckovich won the Cy Young At Phoenix, Ariz., Mike Davis 307 E. Center St 848-8187 488-7847 IWBIniilU 488-1788 Award in 1982 after posting an 18-6 3.84 ERA last season (or the hindered earlier this spring with a pitcher Don Heinkel combiiied to that gave Montreal a 5-2 decision 'senior tour. ' liver Infection, scattered five hits scatter seven hits in pitching over Houston. and Dave Kingman each stroked a Bruce Crampton was third at 207 and defending champion record to help lead the Brewers Brewers. He was 6-0 with a 4.91 three-run homer to spark Oakland Manchester 649-3528 in six innings to post his first Detroit to a 3-0 victory over At Miami, Scott McGregor be­ Peter Thomson was another shot back in fourth place. into the World Series. In 1983, ERA in three games this spring. to an 11-5 victory over 'San victory. Minnesota. The shutout was the came the first pitcher In the however, he appeared in Just three Haas, who first Join^ the Francisco. games before being placed on the Brewers in 1978, has a career /ii St. Petersburg, Fla., George third of the spring for the Tigers. American League to work a • ' t MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 31. 1986 — 17 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 31. 1986 Advice Monday TV FOCUS ® Barney Miller their courage, wiedom and places in the 6:00PM CE Eymnitiwu n« m* world. All Ciimey, Casey Slema«ko. 0OddCoupla OD (B)OHrrsntSln*M 0 0 You A«dn In Stereo. 0 Benny HIB Show W‘ CE AcUon News Alaska’s dogsleds nowadays (SI IB) Pride of Plaoa; BuHdbig the 0NawsCamar CE IS) Hart to Hwt About Town Amarioan Droam: The Campus: A Plaoe 0D octorW h o 09) (S ) OOnma a Braak Apart (CC) The diflerem aweet. d c ^ puMS acroe. America are explorad. (60 0 M*A*S*H , O Knot'a Landing mki.l gD 24 Horae p m at Dance Plus Studio at 28 Main St. in East IS) NawaCantar » MOVIE:'Tha Quliaf Memomndum' 0 S C T V Network M C C opens art exhibit Hartford. For tickeU and more information,, call the borne with four-wheel drive ® Doctor Who An American I. asdgnad by Brltidi kneNig- 4 enca the tadt of lociting the headquarters ID Maude The Women's Center at Manchester Community foundation office at 232-2508. ( S l S S N a w a of a neo-Nazi movement. Geo™ Segal, [CNN] MonayUne , > College will open a mixed media exhibit by Jean The foundation will hold its monthly support group wear Nike shoes instead of lumber­ 91) Raportar 41 : D E A R Alec Gukmeu. Serna Barger. 1966. [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Champ' A .truggkng. Dalton of Glastonbury on Tuesday. It will continue to meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Newington’s jack boou. Well, let me tell you, we (H) MacNaN-Lahrar Naanhour boxer gain, strength and ln»piratioo fromr, ! i f 74BBY: I was 9D Juana Iris May 1. An opening reception for the artist will be held Children's Hospital in Newington. Audelle Dlfran- wear those funny little sneakers to [ESP N ] Mania Sportstook his ton. Jon Voight. Faye Dunaway, Ricky - astonished by (iD MOVIE: 'B.8.1 Lova You' A n adver- Schroder. 1979. Rated PG. Tuesday from 4 to 6 p.m. in WomanSpace Gallery on cesca, executive secretary of the GovenioM stay ahead of the wolves when we [M A X ] MOVIE: ’Lova and Daath’ A de­ tidng executive annira. N . rim by suc­ [ESPN] Pro BaMbaB Team Amt Wrae- Commission for the Employment of the Handicapped, jyour reply to run down the trail to the outhouse. vout coward during the Napolaontc W « cumbing to the mduction. of a female exe­ the second floor of the Lowe Building. tNng Dalton is a graduate of Pratt Institute in New York will speak on the commission's role in employing .V—^ ^6 “ Annoyed Can­ People say we have real recounts N s We and loves on the ova. of N s cutive, heed of an agency. Peter Ksstner, Dear Abby execution. W oo dy AHen, Diane Keaton, JoAnna Cameron, Ltruise Sorel. 1971. [M AX] MOVIE: Teiwher*' (CC) A . and has studied painting in Paris, France. She has handicapi^ people. adian.” It is ap­ summers, too. That’s a lie told by parent that Hsrokt Gould. 1076. Rated PG. bumed-out but gifted teacher face* c < ^ exhibited widely in Connecticut, including shows at some of our good neighbors to the [CNN] Prime Nawa plex problemt when hit aging, Abigail Van Buren [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express : Baton HaN at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, the New RHAM gives sports awards jmany people south. We get all our sled dogs to [ESPN] CoBaga BasabaB crowded school is sued tor a w a r t f n g a ^ Britain Museum, the Greater Hartford Arts Festival have miscon­ 6:30PM (E® To oC lo as for Comfort Altoona ploma to Hlherate student. Nick W oltr, - haul away the snow whenever JoBeth Williams. Judd Hirsch. 19B4, • The Sports Boosters of RHAM Junior and Senior ceptions about ® Benson [HBO] MOVIE: 'Red Dawn' (CC) Whm and the Essex Art Association. She is a former those tourists from California CommuNst paratrooper. kivMle a « i ^ Rated R. 'Alaska. IS) IS) NBC Nightly News president of Connecticut Women Artists Inc. and is a high schools will have its senior high winter sporU show up in July and ask us about U.S. town wtd begin to daughter it. kihebi- [USA] Alfred Hitchcock member of the New Haven Paint and Clay Club, the awards night Thursday at 7; 30 p.m. in the senior high ' As congress­ the exchange rate on Alaska ® Nightly Business Report ta m ., a group of high K h o o l .tuderrt. d « - parataly fight, back. Patrick Swayze, C. 1 1 : 3 0 P M E EyewItnaaa Nmnia Connecticut Watercolor Society and the Glastonbury cafeteria. Team members, cheerleaders and score- man for all money. ® ABC News Alaska, I can assure you that we. Robert Atwood, editor and pub­ Thoma. Howdl. Itorry Dean Sumon. Art League. keepers will be admitted free to the meal of pizza, I ’m writing you in desperation, 9S NoUciaro SIN E Dynaaty too, have “ beautiful summers, lisher of The Anchorage Times, 1984. WomanSpace Gallery hours are: Monday from 9. salad and dessert. Others will pay 82.50. Abby, to make sure schools Down 99) Sanford and Son E ABC Nawa NightUna ^ress like most Americans (we are invited me to Anchorage to see the [TM C] MOVIE: 'Love Me or Leave Me' a.m. to 1 p.m. and3to6p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday j There teach your children about us [CNN] Showbiz Today A Chicago gangster discover. . dime-a- EBizarra Am ericans), and live in houses just truth firsthand. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Wednesday from 1:30 to right. [DIS] Advanturas of Ozzia and Harriot dance hoateu and trie, to force her into (3D Tha Honaymoonars Cherepon speaks on loneliness like you do.” While some in the I also received the following tha big time. James Cagney. Doris Day. 7:30 p.m. You’re probably surprised any [ESPN] NCAA Final Four Ratroapoc- 0 Second City TV “ bush” or outlying areas may use editorial from the Juneau Empire: Cwneron Mitchell. 1966. For more information, call 647-6056. St. Bridget's Separated and Divorce Group will of us can even write a letter. Well, tlV B 0 MlWonaira Makar [USA] Pifnw Tbno Wrestling meet Wednesday at 7:30 p. m . at the church basement. dogsleds for travel, most people in one or two ol us can. I tried to write [TM C] MOVIE; 'ImrisIMa Stranglar’ A 0 0 The Beet of Carson Tonigtrt'a 3 Alaska use cars, planes and boats DEAR ABBY: I would have young man, serving a JaU sentence for the 8:30PM E^anacak; Prolact Phoenix guests are John Davidron, Micheel Urbert- Bolton women attend conference Joseph Cherepon will speak on loneliness. The public written you sooner, but I didn’t get you in bear blood on a musk ox U P l photo as do those in the "low er 48.” murder of his mother, discovers the secret FamBy Feud isk end Ally Shaarly. (60 min.) (H|. is invited. 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They were towed by a FOR ALL ALASKA E ® MOVIE: 'Pleasures' (CC) T N e e the auction table. “ Tim ber!” and chopped up those (E 8100.000 Pyramlil 1 1 : 4 5 P M [TM C] MOVIE: 'Coal 8 ^ States shared the conference theme, “ Moved by snowmobile. Confidential to R.F. in West women livs out their romamic fantasies ner's It o u g h t^ Basisd on Loretta Lynn e Aranow of Lexington, Mass., to don polar bears with a chain saw. (3D Jefferson. over a summer vacation. Joanna Cassidy, Faith: Where do we Grow from Here?” in workshops, DEAR REP. YOUNG: Thank Palm Beach; I like the way autoNography. A young girl from ■ p < ^ Abby, you’re probably surprised (91) Carson's Comerlv Classics Linda Puri, Barry Bostwick. 1986. family in ruraJ Kentucky merries a much forums and worship.. Exercise for fitness you for your gracious letter. I don’t Malcolm Forbes put it; “ Anybody know where my head was when I that us up here can even read a (g ) ® M*A*8*H E MOVIE; The Shoes of the Ftoher- older local boy who engineers h w r i i» te who thinks money is everything stardom in the music industry. BOLTON — The spring session of fitness classes for newspaper. Well, a handful of us IS) Wheel of Fortune man' A Russiart archNshop, released after Sissy SpiF Auxiliary has presidents’ dinner told a reader that he must have has never been sick. Or is.” 20 years in a prison camp, is elected to be cek. Tommy Lee Jones. 1980. Rated PG. men and women will begin Wednesday at 11 a.m. at State’s information packet been thinking of Alaska when he can. We sit around and read your (2$ MacNaU-Lehrer Nawshour the first non-italian pope in Nstory in the 1 1 ; 5 0 P M [HBO] MOVIE: Porky'* Bolton Community Hall, Bolton Center Road. The cost column to the others while they ® Nawiywad Oanta hope he can prevent World War 111. An- The annual Army and Navy Club Auxiliary past mistakenly assumed that all Cana­ Revenge' (C C ) The basketbeR team from is 810. Participants must bring their own mats. thony Quinn, Oskar Werner, David Jans- presidents' dinner will be Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. dians lived in igloos, traveled by scratch their heads with old eagle (ID Novala; Cristal Angel Beach High learns that they may Mothers with small children are invited. Sheila Is your social life in a slump? .u n . 1968. Members will bring potluck dishes. Any wife, sister, dogsled and dressed like claws they dug out of the snow. @ Nightly Businas. Report have to throw the big game when their Lonely? Get Abby’s updated, re- 0(S)M O V IE : 'KiHer In tile Mirror' (CC) coach is unable to pay his gambling debfis. Franke of Orange will conduct the classes. lumberjacks. And our sled dogs listen, too. ®D One Day at a Tima mother or daughterof Army and Navy Club members outiines drug heip program v i ^ and expanded booklet,"‘How A woman assumes the kJentity of her Dan Monahan. Wyatt Knight. Tony Gan- For more information, 'call Walter Treschuk at Those dogs have long been our best are invited to join the auxiliary. It meets on the first I know that you have beautiful [CNN] MonaylltM drowned twin sister--only to discover that ios. 1985. Rated R. friends, and they’re the only way to Be Popular” — for people of all the dead sister had murdered her husband. Wednesday of each month. 649-4211. warm ^summers, and I was also [DIS] MOVIE; 'Spy Busters’ An Ameri­ Chamber of Commerce, 20 Hart­ ages. Send your name and address Ann Jiilian, Len Cariou, Jessica Walter. The Prescrip­ aware that your annual dogsled we can get from igloo to igloo. can exchange student learn, a ucret that 1 2 : 0 0 A M E Bamaby Jonas ------ford Road. Next meeting: April 8 clearly printed with a check or Iron (jurtain agent, are wMIng to kid (o r. 1986. In Stereo. tion Drug As­ races had been recently canceled, Really great dogs like Blazer and E Hawaii FNa-O Branch has calligraphy session WAXES holds awards banquet / at 1:30 p.m. The program will be Celica and Bronco and Subaru in money order for 82.50 and a long, Kurt Bu s m II, Glenn Corbitt, Patrick D aw ­ (S) ® American Playhouw; Under the sistance Pro­ due to “ no snow.” son. 1969. Blltmore Clock (CC) A stylish young flap­ ® Star Trek Manchester WATES will not hold its regular “ Travel Tim e,” with Doris and 1966-Chevy-Needs-Work-Runs- stamped (39 cents) self-adressed The Alpha Delta Kappa branch of Manchester, gram, which Please forgive my colossal goof. [ESPN] SportsCentar per Marches for a husband. (90 min.) (R). (il) The UtitouehaMes meeting Tuesday. It will hold its annual awards Jim Ramizi. 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Paul Newman, older, goes into Chapter 1275 (E M*A*8*H tar MItty' A meek man dreams of exciting will present a program on calligraphy giving Meetings are held at South Virginia Mayo, Natalie W ood. 1955. effect Tuesday. Dorothy Krause (T ) Wheel of Fortune experiences. Danny Kaye. Virginia Mayo, members a hands-on experience with the art. The United Methodist Church. Next Arm Rutherford. 1947. 0 M a u d a The guidelines (E MIHIon Dollar Chance of a Lifatime business meeting will precede the program. Hos­ [M AX] MOVIE: '10 to Midnight' A ve­ 0 Barney M iller for this assist­ meeting: April 9 at 1:30 p.m. Bypass surgery has effect (9D Inriepandant News tesses will be Eunice Henlein. Penny Nason and Service Notes teran cop teams up with a rookie to catch a SD PEUCULA: 'Tsatro: La Sanora Ama' ance are: a The April meeting will conform (91) Best of Saturday Night psychopathic kdOT. Charles Bronson, An­ Gloria Mathews. ported to cause a condition resem­ [CNN] Nawsnight maximum in­ S ) SS) Barney Miller drew Stevens. U m Eilbardter. 1983. Rated to the theme of spring. It will D E A R D R. [ESPN] World Cup Skiing; Man’s Otant come of 89,000 for single elderly a flier. Many interesting stops. bling lupus (rash, fever, joint pains (S) Jeopardy R. Meek retires from active duty feature Mary McKeever. "The Hat ■GOTT: I under- and positive lupus blood test) in 1 Slalom Brain Injury group meets and 812.000 for married couples. Call Ethel Lange 643-8960 for (S) New Nawiywad Game 9:30PM (3D Chasplrito Lady. " This should be a nostalgic w e n t some patients. Once the drug is [USA] Edge of Night U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Alfred R. Meek, The recipient needs to have been a details. ISB Price Is Right The Vernon Area Support Group of the Connecticut interlude for our women and a quadrupie- discontinued, the lupus-like syn­ 10:00PM E New. son of Janet M. Meek of 29 Devon Drive, has retired Connecticut resident for at least @ [USA] Wild World of Animal. 1 2 : 0 5 A M E Entertainment TonigM Traumatic Brain Injury Association will meet source of humor for all of us. bypass heart drome usually diminishes. How­ ® Independam News from active duty after 22 years of service. He recently 183 consecutive days. Manchester Green A A R P Chap­ Interview with Ted Knight. In Stereo. Wednesday at 7:15 p m. at the Ellington Ambulance surgery six Dr. Gott SD Archie Bunker's Place (3 ) Please Dont Let Me Die ter 2399: TRIPS: April 22 to 30 — ever. in rare cases, the symptoms (g ) MacNail-Lehrar Nawshour Building next to Ellington High School on Maple served with the Naval Reserve Officers Training k-\ [CNN] Crossfire 0 Trapper John, M.D. Those who think they qualify Meetings are held at Community Tennessee and Kentucky. The bus months ago. A persist and doctors have to con­ Street in Ellington. Roy Haglund. a member, will give Corps, University of Mississippi. Meek, a 1961 [ESPN] College BaskatbsN Report 1 2 : 3 0 A M E Comedy TonigM may call 1-800-423-5026 Monday Baptist Church on The Green. The vein was re­ Peter Qott, M.D. sider using cortisone to treat the 0 Odd Couple a program on services and financial aid available to Manchester High School graduate, joined the Navy in leaves the South Methodist Church [HBO] Fraggle Rock; Boobar Oorg (CC) 0 0 Lata NigM with David Lettsrman through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to next meeting is April 10 at 1:30 parking lot at 7 a m. and will return moved from my ailment. iD Lifestyles of tha Rich and Famous people with brain injuries and their families. January 1964. [M AX ] MOVIE; 'The lavender Hill Tonight’s guests are Henry Winfclar, co­ 4:30 p.m. for forms. A packet will p.m. A social hour will follow the early in the evening. April 17 — leg; I don’t [CNN] Evening New. medienne Rita Rudner and atove rspMtrtun For more information, call John T. Clark at think it’s heal­ Mob' A timid bank clerk leads a gang ol be sent with the necessary infor­ meeting. The speaker will be John Villa Bagliere, Highland, N.Y. The robbers. Alec Guinness, Stanley Holloway. [HBO] MOVIE; 'Desparately Seeking Leo Hoffman. |60 min.) In Stereo. 749-9031. D E AR DR. GOTT: I had five Suun' (CC) A suburban houMwife Io m s Ferry studies food service mation. A 815 yearly fee is charged Mura, investigative reporter for bus leaves the church parking lot ing properly. 1952. 0 Phil Silver. babies, from 8 to 10 pounds. Does her memory and adopts a new wave per- to the participant. Qualifying the Hartford Courant. at 9 a.m. and will return about 5:30 My ankle re­ 0 Mora Real Psopla U.S. Army Private KeithJ. Ferry, son of Kenneth T. mains excessively swollen, and the time. Your leg may never return this cause a woman’s vagina to be 8 :0 0 P M ( E Scarecrow artd Mrs. King sorta. Rosanna Arquette, Madonrta, Aidan Epilepsy Foundation holds dance applicants will receive 50% assist­ TRIPS; April 16 — “ Evita " at A minor car accident brings Amanda in Quinn. 1985. Rated PG-13. SD Dr. Gena Scott Ferry Sr. of 31 Riverside Drive, and Alice Ferry of M7 to 6 p.m. inside ol the leg is leathery and completely to normal, but that is a large? How can this be corrected? ance with their drug bills. the Darien Dinner Theater. The small price to pay for knowing that contact with an international terrorist [USA] Motorworld [USA] That OM A Pine Lake Drive, Coventry, has completed an Army almost without feeling from ankle thought to be long dead. (60 min.) The Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Hartford Inc. bus will depart from the Commun­ May 5 — Glass flowers. Boston. food service specialist course at Fort Jackson, S.C. to knee. Is this normal? the vein is being put to a more 10:05PM [TM C] MOVIE; 'UtHitie.' 1 2 : 3 5 A M E Remington Steals will hold its first spring fling dance Saturday at 7:30 Connecticut Northeast Chapter ity Baptist Church parking lot at Mass. Blaska flowers look so real. (E PM Magazirw A man seeks revenge against a utility com­ important use: supplying blood DEAR READER: Repeated Laura and Remingttxi invastigata tha m ys­ 604: 9:15 a.m. For .stand-by's only, call There will be time for shopping at (E ® Hardcasde and McCormick (CC) pany. Robert Hays, John Mariey. Brooke tery of a drivedes. runaway car which el- DEAR READER: The symp­ and oxygen to heart muscle. births of large babies can stretch McCormick is shocked to d l«:over that Ns Meetings are held at Concordia Tess Monson (647-7255) Copley Plaza. Bus leaves the A d ^s . 1981. Rated PG. most runs them down. (60 min.) (R). Supermarket Shopper church parking lot at 7:45a.m. and toms you describe are quite the vagina to a point where the teen itiol. a otKe-famous disc jockey, has Lutheran Church on Pitkin Street. May 16 to 19 — Capture a DEAR DR. GOTT: I took hydral­ Nt the skids and is working under an as­ 10:30PM (S News 1 2 : 5 0 A M [M AX] m o v ie : 'The Shin­ will return about 6 p.m. common following coronary by­ tissues do not return to their Ghostly visions of murdered childrsn Meeting date and time: April 2. Maryland memory. Visit historic azine (50 mg.) for five years and sumed name in Arizona. (60 min.) ing' pass surgery. When the vein from original size. The situation can (3) CNN Haadlina New. are just Kxne of the strange sveme that with a social hour at 12:45 p.m. and eastern shore Maryland on the (E News May 22— Flo-Jeans. Port Jervis, V your leg was removed to make the had a positive lupus test. My doctor often be corrected through exer­ IS) Vaeck; Man for Any Seawm The life haunt a family staying at sn isolalad m oun­ a meeting at 1:30 p.m. The Chesapeake Bay. Some of the (3D Making of Black Mayors N.Y. Bus leaves the church park­ bypass, small nerves to the skin said the drug sometimes induces cises, like Kegel exercises, which of Bill Veeck, basebdl owner and show­ tain resort. Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvai, program will feature Joe Terrazzi. highlights are: Crisfield, the North lupus, and he put me on Darvowt. (3® MOVIE: 'Fright' Terror stalks about a man, is profiled. Scatman Crothrrs. 1980. Rated R. R ing lot at 9 a.m. and will return were destroyed. Also, it takes strengthen the pelvic floor and Alert consumers keep eye a one-man band from East Hart­ country home as a babyshter tries to get 0 Dick Van Dyke American Wildfoul Museum, Eli- Is there any other medication that about 6 p.m. months for the leg to adapt to the vaginal muscles. Surgery is also help. Honor Blackman, Susan George, Ian 1 : 0 0 A M E Get Smart ford. This should be a treat. zabethian Tangier Island; The Old Loco Amor change in venous circulalioi^ will help eliminate the lupus from an option if the vaginal tone has BanrKMi. 1972. SD E Hesdtine Chasers TRIPS: April 17 to 21 — Norfolk Mill; St. Michaels; The Maritime June 9 and 10 — Atlantic City, caused by removal of a major vein. ''m y system? deteriorated to the extent that (D) MOVIE: 'Mirada of the Heart; A IS) Brass E Jos Franklin Show Azalea Festival and Williamsburg. Museum: White Swan Tavern and N.J. You will stay at the Madison Check with your doctor to make exercise alone does not help. Boystown Story' The inspiring story ol an 11:00PM E Taxi (3D Comedy Break on the cashier at checkout A few openings left. Hurry! Guests Schaefers Canal House. The cost: House in the center of Atlantic D EAR READER: Although it is aging priest and a troubled youth, who. sure no infection is present, but if Discuss treatment options with E 0 ® N e w a 0 CNN HeadHiM News are welcome. 8275. For reservations call Janet City. The bus leaves the church with the help of each other, rediscover the leg wound is healing well, yciur a useful drug for treatment of your gynecologist. May 15 — Flo-Jeans. Port Jervis. Philips (649-0524) parking lot at 7:30 a m. and will symptoms should improve with hypertension, hydralazine is re­ By Martin Sloan N.Y. Filled. Stand-by only. return about 8:30 p.m. Trip coordi­ - United Feature Syndicate Clip ‘n’ file refunds June 19 — Stonington Lobster Retired Teachers Association of nators are Elsie Swanson, phone Bake. Filled. Stand-by only. Manchester 649-1822 or Emily Tolf, phone DEAR MARTIN: 1 am a firm believer in watching Vegetables, Starches. July 16 — Vermont trip. Pick up Meetings are held at the 643-7132. 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Send the required refund form eternal life (John 3:36) I ’m sending you a copy of my Dr. Klopsch reasoned that since Reid, 60, a nationally syndicated D EAR PO LLY: When I give my 1:45,7:45,10. and the Universal Product Code from any Dole Peace, be still (Mark 4; 39) newsletter “ Bringing Up Baby,” I would like to compliment our Von's supermarket. blood was red. why not a Bible with cartoonist whose “ Cowpokes” ser­ DEAR SANDRA: Believe me, I hair a hot-oil treatment, I put the MANCHISTIR Pineapple Tidbits (20-ounce or S-ounce size). Thy sins are forgiven (Luke which has lots of baby care tips, At this store, they remove your groceries from your the words of our Lord in red ies runs in 500 newspapers across know exactly what you're going oil on. wrap a hot towel around my UA Tbeoters Roel — Highlander (R) Expires May 31, 1986. 7:48) helpful to new and not-so-new 7,9:15. — Murphy's Romonce (PG-13) cart at the checkout, so you can pay attention while letters? He asked American and the West. through! As cute as those little head, then wrap the towel with Come to Me all who are weary moms, babysitters, dads, grand­ 7:15,9:15. — Wildcats (R ) 7:10,9:20. they are being rung up. I wish all stores would do this. SAN GIORGIO "Hurry Up I'm Hungry” Pasta European Bible scholars to send “ I was raised with homed frogs backsides can be, it’s not very aluminum foil. This holds the heat and I will give you rest (Matt parents and anyone who looks ANNETTE PIPPING LAKEWOOD. CALIF. Cookbook Offer. Receive a free recipe book. Send him the passages they believed in Wichita C!ounty. We had jillions convenient to have a baby running in for as long as you want to leave it M ANSPlILD 11; 28) after a baby. Others who would like TroM -Lm Cellege Tertb — Wlldcots the required refund form and two nutrition had been spoken by Christ. After of 'em. And I find out that now ’ around the house without a little in. _ And there's more...turn to the this issue should send 81 for each (R ) 7, 9. — 19lh Annual Tournee of DEAR M ARTIN: You bet it pays to watch every information panels from any San Giorgio Pasta collating their replies, he ran off they’re an endangered species. I • “ wet” protection! AUCE Animation 7,9. Gospels in your Bible and soak up copy to Polly’s Pointers, in care of item being rung up. At my supermarket, they give you products, along with 35 cents for postage and the first red-letter edition of the couldn’t believe it.” My husband had a suggestion some Power. Lord, empower my the Manchester Herald. P.O. Box the item free if there is a mistake, and I have gone handling. Expires April 30, 1986. Bible on his own presses. These that seems to have been effective «• life with Your words. Several factors combined to with our own daughter, for the 1216, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure home with many free items. 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18 - M ANCHESTER HER ALD . Monday. March 31, 1986 bBN aims to challenge other big networks indicated music on “ The 700 . TAG SALE SIGN religious show In the nation. It is management,” Whelan said. " I Bv Bill Lohmonn was alienating a portion m ^ ; watched In an estimated 18 million had to swear blood oaths all over audience, Robertson change to s . United Press International the land that the thing was Are llilnoe piling up? Tlwn why not have a TAG SALE? households each month. With CBN , news-tolk lormat with a heavy , li-- Independent of the Moonie owner­ IV IR G IN IA BEACH, Va. - Pat available on cable-TV, wired into religloua emphasis. SAU The has" way la annaunca it 1$ with a Herald Tag Saje more than 80 million homes, ship, that they had no role In the Robertson is driving to build his thing. I had to overcome ali of that C^istian Broadcast Network into ■ Robertson is considered an evan­ In 1081, Robertson s w M ; Claaaified A i When ynu place yeur ad, yau II rwalwn gelical Ted Turner. skepticism. > opening for CBN and sw itch^ ; a television power that rivals NBC, "With CBN, there is no such ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE eanipllinents nf The Herald. CBS, ABC and Turner — and at "The 700 Club.” a daily 90- from an all-religious schedule to , onus. It's considerably easier. old network sitcoms and westerns , least some experts say he is likely minute show. Is CBN’s flagship Working for CBN is a joy.” to attract a more diverse audlenM. tojsucceed. program, but the bulk of program­ ming consists of black-and-white Whelan said a replay of his CBN officials claim viewershlp , STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERAIB SQ., MANCHESTER ■ from his Colonial-style head- confrontation at the Times will not netwo’rk reruns. has tripled. ^ dlierters in Virginia Beach, Va., develop at CBN because Robert­ Robertson, 55, oversees a world­ CBN bills itself as "The Family The idea, however, U to give - Entertainer,” and Robertson feeds son, he says, is “ a highly prin­ viewers more original programs. wide empire that, in addition to cipled guy, a man of scruples.” CBN, includes a university, a his audience a steady diet of I^CDNDOMINRJMS "Lassie,” “ Haiel" and Groucho Robertson bristles at being la­ “ Our primary objective Is to -i Real Estate political lobby, and counseling and beled an evangelist — he prefers | Z Z | f d h ^ E charity projects that touch mil­ Marx, along with an assortment of provide positive, family-driven , HELP WANTED HELP WANTQI game shows and religious pro­ being called a ‘ 'professional broad­ oririnal programming for prime ;; lions. Contributions and advertis­ Affordable 4- Roomy 4>/i grams. CBN officials say the caster” — and does not consider Ume,” said Timothy Robertson, BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY ing revenues were about $230 other T V preachers to be his Assistant Teacher — Ver­ IHDME8 room CondoPilotom con-! network’s weekend blocks of old 81, vice president of CBN’s cable venlentiv tocoted on bus million last year. competition. non Heod Start Center. I FDR SALE There is talk of Robertson westerns are among its most- division and one of the founder s Assist the teacher In the line. Two grenerous bed­ watched programs. “ My competition is ABC, NBC. four children. “ We wont p ro g rw - I MISCELLANEOUS rooms, deck, oppllanced running for president in 1988. CBS and Turner,” Robertson said. Dental Receptionist — overall planning, direc­ B00KKEB>IN6/ All real estate advertised "Pat is the No. 1 most w atch^ ming that promotes Our dental team Is seek­ tion and control of the FLDDRM6 I SERVICES In the Manchester Herald kitchen. Only $45,900. With that in mind, Robertson is CHILDCARE INCDMETAX Joyce G. Epstein Reol religious leader in America," said BUT ROBERTSON WANTS programming that says It s OK w _ ing an exceptional person classroom, to work with Is subject to the federal more viewers and more trying to change the face of his love your parents and not insult for our progressive an awareness and knowl­ Hawkes Tree Service — Fair Housing Act of 1948, Estate, 647-8895.0 the Rev. Tim LaHaye, wh runs the network with more original pro­ IncomeToxes prepared In Call Simon & Simon Tl- conservative American Coalition credibility. them with wisecracks. Bloomfield office, we edge of Headstart obfec- Hove you boon wlalibig lemasters for sales and Bucket Truck 8, Chipper. which makes It lllegol to ductions. His aim is to offEr an tlves and concepts; to vOur own home. Call Jim A big step was the introduction of value superior organiza­ you oouM find a homo for reasonable rates. 742- Installation of ceramic, Stump Removal. Free Es­ advertise any preference, for Traditional Values. "He seems array of family-style pro'grams “ That doesn’t mean everything tional and administrative understand the purpose to combine a lot of incredible gifts. a nightly national news program in day earo ediore Hiero Is 1009 offer 6pm. mosolG quarry & vinyl timates. Special consider­ limitation or discrimina­ 3 that he believes is lacking on the skills. We focus on and function of the center ation for Elderly and Han- tion based on race, color, What makes Wont Ads The man is extremely intelligent late January. we’re going to do is going to somoone srito has lime tile. Free estimotes. other networks. bland or qld-fashioned. But it warmth, coring and ex­ as It relates to other parts Please call for an appoint­ dlcopped. 647-7553. religion, sex or national work? People like you and knowledgable. He not only has The live, half-hour show is to onsarar o8 the ertiy means we’ll deal with issues in a pert communication with of the total program, high ment, 6494359. origin, or an Intention to who read and use the the necessary television presence viewed by CBN officials as a IN 1959, W ITH O N LY »70 in his school diploma, or the and why not questions? CARPENTRY/ Want Ads every day. 643 contemporary way that promotes patients and staff alike. If Prestige Lawn Care make any such prefer­ and charisma, but he's also an conservative balance to what they pocket, Robertson purchased a you are career minded equivalent with 1 year REMODEUNB Spring clean up. Lawn 8, ence, limitation or dis­ 2711. incredible businessman.” perceive as liberal-slanted news run-down U H F station In Ports­ the Judeo-Christian ethics and and searching for the experience In early child­ It so please ctll- shrub maintenance. Fer­ crimination. The Herald Said Richard Viguerie, the na­ shows on the three commercial mouth, Va., and went on the air in basic moral values on which this right opportunitv to grow, hood classroom. Job op­ Carpentry and remodel­ ELECTRICAL tilizing, weekly mowing, will not knowingly accept ing services — Complete tion's leading fund-raiser for con­ networks. However, CBN officials 1961 as the first all-religious station country was founded.” this full time position may ening Immediately, lob insured, free estimates. any advertisement which I INVESTMENT stresis their news program is not a be for you. Experience In ends May 9th. Contact home repairs and remo­ Dumas Electric— Having Call 6444561. Is In violation of the law. servative political candidates and licensed by the Federal Communi­ Typical of CBN ’s approach is Helen Seale, Director, deling. Quality work. Ref­ IPBDPERTY tool to save souls. appointment book control 643-0475 Electrical Problems? causes. "He's a Renaissance cations Commission. “ The Campbells,” a new show that and heavy phone contact 774-0400, Wacop, Inc., 32 erences, licensed and In- Lawn Maintenance — “We are not at all in the business All Ages W ieoiM Need a large or a small Manchester — Colonial, man." His early broadcasts were low- focuses on the travails of a Scottish helpful. A full benefit Brood Street, Danielson, sured. Coll 6464165. Free estimates. By the lob 5 Family In Rockville — of evangelizing," said James Whe­ V»ry fi0»$oimbl« Ratos Repair? We Specialize In seven rooms, three bed­ UP1 photo budget, one-camera operations. family in the Canadian wildner- packoge Including a bo­ C t 06239. Residential Work. Joseph or monthly rates. Com­ Historic district, possible A BEST-SELLING AUTHOR lan, former editor and publisher of rooms, two car garage, Once, a mouse crawled into an ness. The younger Robertson des­ nus system and medical CARPBITRY/ Dumas. Fully Licensed. mercial and residential. large screened front low Interest historic dis­ and Yale-educated lawyer, Ro­ T h e Washington Times who was CBN’S PAT ROBERTSON audio transmitter and the ensuing Insurance Is available. Call J., 649-4800. trict funds available. cribes it as “ sort of a ‘Little House Laborer for pipeline con- HEMDDELINO Free Estimates. 646-5253. porch, wood burning bertson is considered, even by hired to oversee CBN News. "But mini-explosion knocked the station Dental experience Is pre­ CLEANINO Fully rented, separate . . from ghetto preacher to TV magnate in Canada.’” sfructlon, must be rello- stove In family room, wall those who disagree with him, a like the network Itself, we do have off the air. ferred. Please call 243 SERVICES Spring Clean Up — to wall carpeting through­ utilities, $189,900. Call 649- a system of values, and we think 1399 for more b l e a n d have Farrand Remodeling — HEATING/ Thatching, mowing, 2947. superb communicator who is now "The 700 Club" debuted in 1964 A short-range dream is to transportation, too out, oppllonced kitchen. those values are unmistakable. mentators such as Lyn Nofziger, Whelan, 52, who was instrumen­ Information. Cabinets, roofing, gut­ PLUMBING hedge trimming, light trying to broaden his appeal in when Robertson asked 700 viewers produce a new western series out wages. 649-W7. will Do Housework, Mon­ Must be seen. $114,900. ‘T_m sure it will get across points former aide to President Reagan, tal in starting The Washington ters, room additions, trucking, professlonollv maintstream America. to pledge $10 per month to cover of the same mold as “ Wagon day thru Thursday. Call decks, all types of remo­ Owner, by appointment /of view, perspectives and insights and Cal Thomas, former spokes­ Times from scratch in 1982, left the Day Core Nursery Fogorty Brothers — Ba­ equipped, dependable. In­ only, call otter 6pm, 643 BUSINESS "I don't sit home at night newspaper after a falling-out with expenses. It remains by far CBN’s Train” and others currently enjoy­ Teacher, 2 positions, 7om- 646-0060. deling and repairs. FR EE sured. Roy Hardy, 646- worrying about what the next that are not generally available man forthe Moral Majority, will be ing rebirth on CBN, although there estimates. Fully Insured. throom remodeling; In­ 7518. [^ P R O P E R T Y included in the format, as well as its owners, the Rev. Sun Myung most successful program. 1:30pm. 6494167. stallation water heaters, 7973. challenge is going to be. but I am a within the liberal-left tilt of the Today, “The 700 Club” origi­ have been lew successful westerns Spotless House Cleaning, Telephone 6434017, after segments on a variety of political Moon's Unification Church. garbage disposals; faucet By Owner — Victorian person who is goal-oriented and major media.” nates from the $22 million state-of- in recent years. Cable T V — Experienced Gas Station AHendant- dependable, thourough, 6pm, 647-8509. Hundreds of readers turn CBN News, aired nationwide and moral issues from what CBN Whelan joined the newspaper /Mechanlc's Helper — repairs. 649-4539. VIsa/M- style country home In over the 9ears I feel I've been led the-art broadcast center that Installers needed. Must low rates, high quality. osterCord accepted. to Classified every day from Washin^on on weeknights, officials believe will be a fairer because he was assured church “ I think the time is right for a Full time days, must be Ask about spring specials. quiet setting. 6 rooms with by God to do certain things to help serves as the hub of CBN’s 685-acre have own truck and tools. I^PAINTIND/ searching for some par­ IVz baths, reasonably combines the traditional headline- perspective than offered by the leaders would not meddle in its new one," Robertson said. "People Coll 429-7935, 7:30am to Cleon, will train, benefits. References. Call 644-8602 Manchester — Restou- : people.” Robertson said. operation; he left, he says, because headquarters complex in Virginia Coll Larry's, e71-1790. \SSI PAPERING ticular Item'. Will your od priced. Call 742-8665 otter As for the potential of his style of the network news shows commercial networks. want tofgo back to the time when 5:30pm. after 5 pm. Spotless IMMCELLANEDUS be there? 6432711. rant. Prime location. Ex- - “ I think there is a craving in this they threatened to do just that. Beach. Cleaning. 6pm. tremelv nice. Seats 100 enterprises: "We have limitless with the expanded-story approach Robertson is very much in tune there was a clear right and wrong I SERVICES land for this kind of news program­ “ In the 2‘/i years I ran The Name your own price — plus. Recently remo­ horizons." popularized by PBS's MacNeil- with such matters as ratings and ... when the good guy wins and the Father and son. Fast, ming.” Whelan said. “ I think we're Washington Times, the Moonies lETML MANAfiER Manchester — Lovely 9 deled. Asking $120,000. Robertson already has — in Leher Newshour. viewer feedback. When research bad guy pays.” dependable service. Odd Ipbs, Trucking. room Cape, 34 bedrooms, going to knock their socks off.” had no place in the operation or TRAMEES IBODKKEEPINS/ Owner anxious, make "The 700 Club " — the top-rated Analyses by conservative com- W E N D Y ’S INCDMETAX Painting, Paperhanging Home repairs. You name large rec room with fire­ otter. Flnondng availa­ RECORD WORLD & Removal. Call 646-^61. It, we do It. Free esti­ Spring means lawn work. place and built In bar, mates. Insured. 643-0304. ble. Call Strano Real E s t-. One of the areas leading W A N T S Y O U Let us do It ' for you. ' enclosed sun porch, over­ ate, 447-7653. retail record chains, now If you cannot balance Painting and Faperhang- / ----- ' - Monthly and per cutting sized 2 car garage, air has management open­ your checkbook, or Ing — Exterior and Inte­ Scott's Lawn Care and a rotes available. Servicing conditioning, many ex­ Back On The M arketlll W endy’s Old simply have np time - Coll rior, ceilings repaired. complete landscaping residential and commer­ tras. $129,000. U 8, R ings. We sre looking for service. Reasonable Approximately 4,000 sq. ambitious, bright and 6432694 Otter 6pm for References, fully Insured. cial accounts. Call Realty, 6432692.0 ft. of commercial space In self-motivated Indi­ F a s h io n e d professlonol and confl- Quality work. Martin rotes. Call after 5pm, Partner’s, 644-0415. “ Qual­ excellent downtown loco- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 viduals. Mottsson, evenings, 649- 649-1841. H a m b u r g e r s dentlol service. ity Service Year Round” Spacious Stone Colonial tlon. Parking tor 24 cars, You will enjoy: — Six, plus rooms In this additional parking avallo' An excellent working on 260 Broad Street, Man­ lovely home, large foyer ble. Immediate occu­ environment chester has Immediate pancy. Owner financing: Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment — 80 with French doors and Business Property...... 25 Office/Retall Equipment ...... 81 Comprehensive benefits openings lor lunch and open stairway. 3 bed­ Will lease also. Call for Notices Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome T a x ...... 54 RATBS: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. Competitive salary closing shitts. Excellent the details. Jackson 8< Carpentry/Remodeling...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 rooms 8i large 2 car Lost/Found ...... 01 Mortoaoes...... 27 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Rapid advancement for starting salary, meal dis­ HELP WANTED garage. Shows beauti­ Jackson Real Estate, 647- Painting/Papering...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED Personals...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... 29 Musical Items...... 84 qualified Individuals. For count, uniforms, training fully. $1 19,900. Stran o Real 8400 or 646-8646.o Announcements...... 03 RoofIng/SIdIng...... 57 Minimum cBorBe: 4 lines. and growth provided. Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Immediate consideration, Counter Help Needed In Dishwasher Wanted — Estate, 647-7653.0 Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... 58 please forward resixneto: Apply In person Monday House Cleaning — Trai­ Rentals Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 Babysitter — Starting In drvcieaner launderette. Apply at Feast, 250 Hart­ Flnonclol...... 05 Miscellaneous far Sale ...... ,. 87 DKADLINBS: For classified odvertlsements to Record World. P. O. Box thru Friday. 9-11 am. 35 May, 3 days a week for 2 nee or experienced per­ Colonial — Manchester, Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 Am and pm hours availa­ ford Road, or call 646-1483. Tag Sales:...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the 366. Roslyn, N.Y. 11576. and 7-9 pm. children aged 9 months 8, son with professional $ 8 9 ,9 0 0 . 3 bedroom Colon­ Rentals Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 cleaning company In ble. Apply Colonial Clean­ Employment & Education Wanted to Buy/Trade , ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. Attn: L. Qlsmondl. EOE 4 years In my home, area ers, 230 Spencer street, ial, In nice residential Condominiums for Renf — ...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 ^ For odvertlsements to be published Monday, of Kelly Road, South greater Hartford area for area, vet convenient to Help Wanted...... U Homes for Rent...... 34 residential and commer­ Shoprite Plaza, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Windsor. Please call and Manchester. schools and shopping. RDDMS Situation Wonted ...... 12 Store/OffIce Space...... 35 leave name 8, number, cial maintenance. Neat, Formal dining room, Business Opportunities...... 13 Merchandise responsible Individual Pharmacy Clerks needed FDR RENT Resort Property ...... 36 Automotive s$s$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$s$$$$$$$$$$$$s$ 644-1609. Munson's Candy Kitchen for afternoons, evenings 7’xl7' porch. H a rd w o ^ Ell Instruction...... to Industrial Property...... 37 Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 RKAD YOUR AD. Classified advertisements ore with Connecticut driver's floors throughput, Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale...... *1 taken bv telephone as a convenience. The license and good driving Is accepting applications raekenasvRetall expe­ Employment Services...... 15 Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 for part time sales people. dience helptuIVto work In up attic and apphonces Ladles Only — Nice, quiet Clothing...... ^3 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 Monchester Herald Is responsible for only one Landscape Maintenance record need to apply. room for senior citizen or Roommbtes Wonted...... 39 Campers/Trallers...... 93 Hours are 4-8, Monday computerized pharmacy. Included. Fish Furniture...... 24 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Laborers — For full time Good starting salary. Call Realty, 643;>591 or 871- working girl. References Wanted to Rent...... 40 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 I BESTIIl I thro Friday with 5 hours Apply In personKLIggett positions. Call 649-1982 af­ 649-3433 for Interview. Real Estate TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 the original Insertion. Errors which do not on Saturday or Sunday. Pharmacy, Mancbester 1400.O and security. Call after Auto Services...... 75 ter 5pm. # 5:30pm, 6444)383. Homes tor Sole ...... 21 Machinery and To o ls...... 76 lessen the value of the advertisement will not Approximately 24 hours Parkade. Services Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 be corrected by on additional Insertion. I PART TIME I Moving Company expe­ Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Miscellaneous Autom otive...... 97 riencing growth In need of per week. Call for an Custom Ranch — Man­ Gentlemen Only — Cen­ Lots/Land for Sole...... ^...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 appointment, 649-4332. Part Time Video Rental chester, $114,500, with Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 van foreman helpers, me­ tral location, kitchen priv­ Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Serylces...... 52 I JOB IN TOWN! I chanic, warehousemen. Clerk — Monday 8, Thurs­ Ideal layout tor entertain­ ileges, parking available. Motel Desk Clerk(s) day evening, 39, Satur­ ing, 3 bedrooms, 2 full HAPPINESS IS Shepards, Inc., 20 Eastern Security and references Pork Rood, 5239141. EOE. needed to work variety of day, 9-5, Sunday 12-5. baths, rec room with fire­ A POSITIVE hours, some evenings, Someone to take charge required. 649-9227 or 569- I *5”> hr./start t place and bar. Huge sun- 3528. CASH n o w Waitresses. Afternoort 4 pm-mldnlght, some of a growlno department. room leading to deck * and evening positions days, 8am-12noon or 4pm. No experience necessary. overlooking flowering Room for non-smoking HaPWANTD I No dress code. Casual fun at- $ Weekend hours also aval I- Apply in person, Al Slef- trees and shrubs. 2nd HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTBI Opportunity toadvance, open. Apply In person La gentleman. Kitchen prlvl- Notices Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Stroda West 471 Hartford able. We con be very fert's Appliances, 445 fireplace in living room. $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ earn $44 an hour and Hartford Rood, leges, refrigerator- Road, Manchester. flexible, pleasant working All appliances. D.W. Fish freezer, air conditioning, Receptionist — Styling Auto Dlsmontler Wanted have flexible morning, conditions. Good starting Manchester. Realty, 6431591 or 871- & Education Immediate openings for Dental Assistant — Storrs Classified Telephone Res- — Must have own tools $ on the phone, we might have a $ evening end weekend washer 8, dryer, parking. family practice, chairside ervatlonlst — Monday Salon. One day weekly, Short Order Cook. Part pay, we will train. Retired 1400.0 experienced carpenters. more hours available, and auto experience.' S job for you. We offer a guaran- | hours that meet your persons welcome. Call Part Time Video Rental Security 8< references re­ Trim work and plastic experlenc, warm, friendly thru Friday, 8:30-5pm. Company paid health In­ schedule. After you take time, day position open. quired. Call 6435600. I LOST AND FOUND Computer knowledge, must be flexible. Call Conn. Motor Lodge, 9am- Clerk — Monday 8, Thurs­ Deluxe Accomoda­ Service Station Mechan­ laminate experience o personality with strong surance, coll 649-3391. f teed salary with bonuses. Work | stock of your present Apply in person. La desiretowork with people good typing skills re­ 6434339, ask for Carol. Strada West 471 Hartford 12noon, Monday thru Fri­ day evening, 39, Satur­ tions!!!! This brand new ics and Attendants. Full prerequisite. Full time job, you'll want to cash day, 9-5, Sunday 12-5. Manchester, Very quiet Lost — One Gold Fllo- HELP WANTED employment 8, benefits. essential. Excellent be­ quired, high school gradu­ f done from our office, four even- | Road Manchester. day, 6431555. home Is now under con­ room for mature gentl3 greed clip on earring. and port time. Uniforms Teacher Aide — Needed In on our dividends. Call Someone to take charge struction on Stonehedge Call 742-5317, 8:30 to 5pm. nefits, No Saturdays or ate, pleasant phone voice, Data Entry Clerk/Tvpist for substitute positions In I ings a week and Saturday $ man, kitchen prlveledges, Reward. Lost Thursday, furnished. Apply In per­ excellent fringe benefits. — CR T Insert Input of for an interview. of a growing department. Lane In Bolton. Featuring Part Time Inserters son, 252 Spencer Street, Monday thru Friday. evenings. 4-4VJ days. 429- day care setting. Flexible No experience necesary. convienlent, references. March 20th. Please coll wanted. Call 647-9946, osk 8282. For confidential Inter­ labor and materials for $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 $65 weekly. 649-8011. 649-0467. I Manchester. hours and experience pre­ NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Apply In person, Al Slef- baths with a lacuzzi In the for Bob. Immediate openings for view, call Penny Sleffert, lob cost reporting and ferred. Coll 649-2469. 643-2711 between 9am ond other c’arlcol duties as $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- | MR. SN O OPY fert's Appliances, 445 master bedroom bath, Cashier — Weekend corpenters, experienced Painters, Carpenters, IN BOLTON AREA Hartford Road, In framing and must know Roofers. Minimum 2 ye­ noon. osslgna:: bv supervisor. S ings. also Saturday mornings. | 1-800-367-3720 large spacious rooms, 10 x nights. Immediate open­ Applicants should possess Learn New Trade. Fire Manchester. 36 deck, brick front and I APARTMENTS ing. Apply at Atlas Mobil, how to layout. Full time ars experience required. restoration company employment 8, benefits. Good strong company., Full or part time - Depen­ typing skills and min­ cedar siding too! Offered FOR RENT I PERSONALS r John Fitch Blvd., South looking for a few strong, at $168,500. Quality con­ Call 742-5317, 8:30 to 5pm, 643-2659. dable person for yard imum of one year CR T energetic people. Will Windsor, between the data entry experience. Lakt SL • struction bv Levitt! Jack- Permanent Part Time hours of 6am and 1pm. Mondoy thru Friday. maintenance, raking, train. Start at $5 per hour. WE'RE HIRING Like Private Home — 3'/i Reassure that special Teller Work. Will train. Salesperson — Commis­ mowing, etc. Most hove This Is q full time positon Cldar Mill R1 son 8i Jackson Real Est­ someone of your love bv Call 9am-3pm, 6464855. Bolkin 55 year old Wall Stiaat llrm ate, 647-8400 or 6438646.0 room apartment. Applian­ Apply 923 Main Street, Part Time Security Offic­ sion Sales, good, strong driver’s license. Call 646- carrying complete com­ Broikflold 81 taakt man and woman ces. Working single athtit, telling the whole world Manchester, 646-1700. ers — Evenings 5:30pm to company. Positive atti­ 8042, ask for Bob or leave pany benefit package. how much you love them Send resume and salary Receptionist — Monches-C L MIddIa Tpk8. IMMEDIATE married couple. No child­ 10pm, weekends 7-3 8,3-11. tudes need only appiv. message. ter doctor's office, porP PICTURE THIS MANAGEMENT Brand New Listing!! I 35 ren, pets. 6^2880. with the Manchester He­ Receptionist for busy ap­ Manchester area. Imme­ 643-2659. history to: Ipdustronlcs, Unlay SL Duplex In excellent condi­ rald. Call the clossifled Telemarketing — Make time for mature person^ TRAINING roSITIONS pliance store In Manches­ diate openings to quali­ Dental Hygenlst - Part Inc, 489 Sullivan Ave., Carpanlar Rd. Manc.-Bolton AVAILABLE tion. Separate utilities, Manchester — Beautiful 5 department today and ter. Heavy telephone appointments with busi­ South Windsor, CT 06074. must be available whem fied applicants, over 18, Painters Helper — Must time, one week day, pwsl- needed. Call 6464188 foiC The average earnings of appliances, 2 car garage, room, 2 bedroom apart­ qiace your personal mes­ work. Must be responsi­ ness owners for market­ car, telephone, clean po­ be hard working, reliable, ble Saturdays. 4234922. EOE/MF. $ EXTRA MONEY $ Blutrldga Dr. newer furnace. Greet In­ sage. 643-2711, 8;30am to Interview. ; Rlanchsatar our top 50 managers In ment In mint condition, ble for dally cosh, heavy ing department. Maintain lice record. $4.50 per hour able to do interlor/exte- Ask for'Laurie. Bilta Dr. come potential! Offered great location, extra 5:00pm. customer contact. Light loo and pertinent records. Cor pantry Foreman — 1984 was over $63,000. to start. Coll 527-0225 for rlor. Call between 9am For lull details, call at $128,900. Call Quick!! large rooms. Available bookkeeping. Coll 647- Hours are 9;30-3pm. on oppointment.______and 4pm. 246-7101. Experienced working Manicurist Wanted In a! With Your Own Part-Time Job. Jackson 8, Jackson Real foreman, minimum 5 ye­ progressive salon In Ver-’ Mr. Kunkel. 6330708. April 1st. $600 Includes 9997,, Jan or Joan, be- Hourly plus bonus pro­ Physical Theropv Assist­ Estate, 647-8400 or 643 heat, hot water 8, garage. tw e ^ 12-4pm. gram. Pleasant office lo­ Receptlonist/clerk-tvpist. Sitter Needed for 2 child­ ant — Part time, 15-20 ars experience -In remo- non. Will train in all. MANCHESTER HERALD FIRST INVESTORS 8646.0 cated In Glastonbury. 633- Good typist with organi­ hours per week. Appll- dellno, steady work, good phases of noil care spe-* An Excellent Opportunity for- Singles welcomel Call ren after school. School CORPORATION Rose, 647-8400 or 6438646. lANNOUNCEiNENTS 8750. zational skills, pleasant days only, 2:30-6:00 near conts should possess on hourly wage. 6 paid holl- clallzing In gel nails. Full! Call NOW 647-9946 telephone monner 8, on associates degree In phys­ dovs, paid vacations, and part-time positions; Mothers with Priced To Sell — 9 room Poste-up artist, port time, WosMngton Elementary. Housewives and custom home built to Emergency? In Manches­ 20 hours, Monday, Tues­ ability to work In a tost Call 647-9905 after 6pm. ical therapy or 2 years medical Insurance pro­ available. Good benefits.! Nice First floor 4 room 2 paced environment, gram. Call 6436712. Call for on appointment, satisfy owners quality d3 bedroom apartment. ter, dial 911 for fire, day, Thursday afternoons experience. Apply In per­ young children bring them a a r r u t r monds, newly remodeled ■police, medical help. and Friday nights. News­ hourly rate to $5.45, de­ son or send resume to 6436713. n m -t m MANCHESTER Quiet street near busline, pending on experience. Meadows Manor, 333 Bid- Small Engine Mechanic the Classifieds! throughout, new 28 x 12 wall to wall carpet, stove, paper experience helpful. with you arid save on COUNTRY CLUB pressurized deck, large Please send work history Port Time Help Wanted— Call RHAM High School well Street, Manchester. — 2 8i 4 cycle experience. Cook — Immediate open-, family room with brick no pets. $525 Including GOOD USED furniture Is Hebron, 228-9474 for on Own tools & transporta­ Ing for quolltv, expe-' heat ond hot water. Avail­ In demand. Why not ad­ and salary requirements Apply In person, Pero Secretarial — Need too Attn: P T D EP T. fireplace. Knotty pine to: The Manchester He­ Frutt Stand, 276 Oakland application. Deodllne for notch, skilled, profes­ tion. Good opportunitv, rienced person. Starting babysitting . costs. Olah Paraon / N|HchjHi able April 1st. Coll Rose, vertise the furniture you receipt of application, Fri­ walls and Anderson slid­ 647-8400 or 6438646. rald. Box S C/0 Manches­ Street, Manchester, 643- sional, calm secretary for full time position. Eck­ pay up to $6 per hour with Prep - Part time nights ers to outdoor patio, open no lonper use In closel- 6384. day. April 4th. ert's, Coventry, 7424103. advancement potential.' NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED fled? Coll 443-2711. ter Herald. dynamic, fast poced, suc­ and weekends, will living room and entrance cessful ad agency. Excel­ Apply In person to Don, IN MANCHESTER AREA Available Immedlatel*^ train. foyer, fully oppllanced First floor 2 bedroom. $37S Delivery lent salary and benefits In Cashier Wanted — Fair­ Wanted - Carpenters Hungry Tiger, Manches­ kitchen, walk up attic this key position. Call way variety store has helpers, no experience ter, 649-1195. Bua Paraon - Part time plus utilities. J.D. Red DONUT BAKER Contar SL 407-553 tdd tnlv very private yard, a bar­ Estate, 6431980. Earn Extra Cash Barbara at 646-2906. Immediate openings. necessary. Year round 4 2 D ^ nights and weekends. gain In today's market at Hours 1-5:30pm,, Monday Wsal MIddIa Tpka. Delivering SNET Tele­ work or summer college all Knowledge of restau­ $123,500. C entury 21 thru Friday. Call Jackleat students. Glastonbury Manufacturing facility In MrMa SL One Bedroom Apartment You’ll Sell It phone directories in the TY P E S E TTE R , Full Manchester has an imme­ all rant business a plus. Jackston-Showcase, 643 — Heated, working coi>- 646-1717 before 3pm for on Expirinind night greater Manchester area. time posilion, first area 633-2904. MeCabaSL 1316.a Interview diate opening In the Ac­ I III Hourly wage plus ole or single person. $4oa Hours flexible with pay­ counting Deportment for Mon.-Fn. Aiternoons and Fri. at Midnight Stack Place M ir . quality himl ment dependent on shift. Compugra- I 357-5DI gratuity. Call 646-0103 References 8, security re­ phic Editwriter 7700 o General Accountittg Hilliard SL Arvine Place — Country quired. Call 649-9402 or cut production amount of books deliv- 187-445 to apply. Club Living In this new Faster with Operator. Experi­ SALESPEOPLE Clerk. The qualified IndF Spring SL 649-3708 otter Spm. erad. type of area plus car III executive residence off a muoL allowance. Must be viduol must have at leost3 22 Hours Per Week earrings Dr. Bookkeeper ! Recep- ence a must. Able to Cgffaa & OaRRt SIwf Machinist or Tool Maker years experience In ac­ all South Main Streetl A llcansed driver with car or — Port time available. St. Farm Dr. ilonlsl - Part time as­ Extraordinary — Man­ Top dollar paid. Be- work independently, count receivables, ac­ Salary Plus Qas Allowance III masterpiece In design and chester, 2 bedrooms, op­ llghf truck with 3 or more Mature adults and high Excellent opportunitv tor Sunnybrotk Dr. sistant to handle AP construction. $177,900. nufits include, paid daylight hours available willing to work over­ count payables and pay­ III tional sub-lease, high time, a r^ can handle school students. Port retired person. For more roll. Experience with IBM SOUND INTERESTING? Mlyfltld Rd. and daily reconcllla 'We Guarantee our HERALD vacation, medical in- during the weak Or week­ Information, coll 742-6827. all exposed beamed ceHIngi, end. pressure. time all shifts. Excel­ 5385 computer Is o plus. You can be a Herald Area Adviter and handle and Danmtiith Rd. tiona. applicants Houses'. Blanchard 8, brick walls, pool; racquet- aurance,. uniforma, lent pay with experi­ Hours are 9om-5pm Mon­ auperviae our carrier boys & girls. If you Ilka kids, Cambridgt SL 14-10D Rossetto Real Estate, 643 Apply at: should possess good boll, sauna. Call Sue, ev/ incentive bonus. For confidential in­ ence or we w liyn ln . day thru Friday. Intar- want a little Independence and your own income... D xftrdS l all figure aptitude, typing 2482.D enlngi, 6434816. HELP WANTED dstiMl Individuals may fill CLASSIFIED ADS Product Development terview, call Irene Apply in * Mechanic and computer experi Apply in person. out applications begin-' Smaller Colonial In busi­ 3 Bedroom OuplaM Corp. Qross at THOMP­ • Ports Puller ence a plus. Call Ellie. c/o Knights of Columbus RAistermNiut * Counterman ning May 31, 1986 at 88 ness zone, large lot, yard, near park, bus Mistor Donut SON ASSOCIATES, Apply In person, Colonial Rood, Manchoa- MANCHESTER HERALD 646-0103 Mon.. Wed plenty of room for on route, $525 plus utilities. 138 Main Street 255 West Middle Tpke. Manchester 688-7281 - between Mansfield Auto Ports, ter, CT. Salary common-' and Fri.. 10am-2pm. addition. $99,900. Call 649- Available Immediotelv. 255 West Middle Tpke. Manchester Route 32, Mansfield. s i^ o with oxQorlonoa. / CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947\ Call NOW 647-9946 643r2711 or call 646-1520. 8;30am and 12 noon 2947. 8737786. Manchester, C T EOE. SPORTS ZO - MANCHESTEH h e r a l d , Monday. 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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Mexico mourns improv 10 has Louisviiie takes NCAA hoop titie KIT ‘M’ CARLYLE ®by Uirry Wright ■ 4< victims of crash 10th anniversary MnCEUANSDUS 19 APARTMENTS ■ 7 7 J LAWN AND MUSICAL .. ^ ... page 15 ITEMS FDR SALE FOR SALE ... page 11 iZIfor rent FURNITURE I''I BARDEN p a g e 4 j4 Small Air Tight Scondlo 1979 Renault LtCor — 10 X 70 ft. gloss 8i wood King Soper 20 Tenor Sax Thre* Room Apartment Protect Your Treasured 150 wood stove, domper Needs clutch. Otherwise OInIno Room Table with frame green house to sit — Needs overhaul - Best — First floor, renovated, reasonable offer. Coll 646- plate and stove pipe. $100. In good condition. $300 or appliances. $300 monthly custom fit table pads. on foundation. Already best offer. 7424758. dismantled. Best offer. 3245 after 5pm.______Call 6434209. . plus utilities. Security and Guaranteed. Superlar (jom yTrtw iT references required. No workmanship. Some 646-6754. 1982 citation — In running styles with decorator co­ Revere Clarinet — Needs itweiaEj\’T pets. Available April tsth. overhaul - Best reasono- ENDROLLS condition. Automatic. 97 Wells Street. Call 64«- lors. I'll come to your Lawn Molntenonce — Banged up right side. $500. W2. sta tic Free estimates. By the lob ble offer. Coll 646^45 27% wMlh - 258 O i S O . home to measure your 633-5654 after 6pm. CUNfel.l'l> , table with no obligation. or monthly rates. Com­ after 5pm.______13% ssidth - 2 lor 258 mercial and residential. MUST be picked up it the A taoM K '. Lisa, 236-1808, leave STRETCH YOUR burger 1981 Cougar XR7 — Auto­ Call J., 649-4800. Mencheeter Hereld Office i r n homes message. budget By using one port befoie 11 A.M. ONLY. matic. power, air condi­ |3^Ifor rent sov extender to four ports tioning and more. Your assurance of quick DO Y O U have a bicycle no of meat. Your toste buds Excellent condition. response when you adver­ one rides? Why not offer It $4.850.6464887. ) Manchester - A City of Village Charm Nice Older Calonlal — won't be able to tell the tise In Classified Is that for sale with a want od? ditference, but your Automotivo Walklno distance to our readers are ready to stores, churches, schools budget will I Boost your IM0TDNCYCLE8/ buy when they turn to the budget by selling Idle and bus line. No pets, little ods. 643-2711. M0PED8 security deposit. $650 IRECREATIDNAL Items In your home with a fci|09l> monthly. Call E d ,649-2947. EQUIPMBIT lowa.ttwtrlcat pllcatlon praying tor the cations ore available at the Niw fork, N.T. looao said U.S.G.S. spokeswoman Edna “ but quakes like today’s can do a Generol Services' office. UPI photo authority to sell certoln real Priat Namt, AOdriit alia ZIP King. lot of damage if they hit populated TOW N OF To Every 5th, 10th estate situated In the Tawn of COSE aaO t^a KiiaWsr. The first in the series of temblors areas. This quake is a reminder Manchester, County of Hart­ MANCHESTER, CT. SPECIAL; Over 200 se­ ford os In said application on ROBERT B. WEISS. hit Saturday morning, registering that the Earth’s crust around here lections and a F R E E 15th and 20th Caller... Royal despair file more fully appears, at the GENERAL MANAGER 4.0 and centered in Berkeley on the is very active.” Court of Probate on April 21, 063-03 Pattern Section in the 1986 at 10:30 A.M. ALBUM. Just $3.00. who speaks with our classified ad Queen Elizabeth throws up her hands as she stands Hayward Fault. Seismologists The two scientists also said it UPI graphic Mory Lou Taylor, department between 8:30 a.m. In a wing of Hampton Court Palace Monday after said that quake was not related to was erroneous for people to think 068-03 the Sunday and Monday shakers, that the recent seismic activity A strong rolling earthquake and three aftershocks TOWN OF MANCHE5TER breaking her Easter holiday to view fire damage. which were centered in an un­ would relieve strain on the faults. LEGAL NOTICE and 5:00 p.m., Monday through The popular London tourist attraction, owned by named fault SO miles southeast of On the contrary, they said, the shook thousands of people out of bed in the San Classic Style The Plonnlno and Zonina Commission will hold a public San Francisco, about 10 miles from smaller earthquakes indicate that Francisco Bay area Monday, causing minor damage hearing on Monday, April 7,19*6 ot 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing Friday, we’ll give away a free clas­ the royal family, is said to be haunted by three of Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, the Calaveras fault. severe pressures are building up and injuries in the third straight day of seismic Connecticut to hear and consider the lollowlng petitions: sified word ad for a maximum .of Henry Vlll’s wives. Princess Margaret is at right. The April 18, 1906, earthquake, as “ part of the processes that could FAIRWAY ESTATES - ZONE CHANGE - SOUTH MAIN Story on page 5. centered 20 miles north of San eventually yield a really big one.” activity. s t r e e t (F-46) - To change the zoning classification from six consecutive days. Rural Residence to Residence AA Zone for o parcel of land approximately 46t acres os shown on the maos Included In the petition - 600 South Main Street. ANTHONY M. ROTTICELLO • ZONE CHANGE -SPENCER s t r e e t (B-47) - To change the zoning clossltlcotlon from M CC’s older adults prepare for literary tour of Ireland BusI ness 111 and Rural Residence to I ndusf rial o porcel of oroxlmotelv 9.4 ocres Identified as 145 Reor Spencer Street, Every 150th, 200th os shown on the map Included In the petition. “ 3 O. H. HUOT COMPANY - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - HILLI­ By Susan Vaughn enrolled in Michael McGunnigle’s Tamarkin said she has been teach in an area of specific program. for “ pure enjoyment.” ARD S TR E E T (H-46) - Application under Article II, Section and 300th Caller... Herald Reporter Irish literature class. The courses, encouraged by the response to the interest, she said. William Dalton of Brent Road, Nathan raved about the oppor­ 16 15.02 to permit a use which reaulres outside storage - a which were offered for the first program. And by their participation, the whose grandparents and mother tunities for people of all ages to portion ot 95 Hllllord Street. will receive a grand prize of Irish literature and history have time this semester and will culmi­ The courses benefit students, older students enable MCC to.offer. were bom in Ireland, said he has take classes at the college. At this heorlng Interested persons may be heard and written the advanced-level courses, which communications received. Copies of these petitions hove Dinner for Tw o at one of the come to Manchester Community nate with a trip to Ireland May 19 to faculty members and the college always had an interest in Irish “ We are fortunate to have a been filed In the Town Clerk’s office and may be Inspected College and students are ready for June 2, are co-sponsored by the itself, Tamarkin said. have seen enrollment diminish in literature and history. He has school like MCC,” she said. during office hours. following restaurants of their a coming trip to the island country. MCC Humanities and Social Scien­ For the older adults, many of recent years, Tamarkin said. The traveled to Ireland twice befpre Anne Mara of Vernon said she PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION But the MCC students may fum ces divisions. whom are members of the Older college must have a minimum of 15 and was not sure whether he would regularly enrolls in MCC courses LEO KWASH. SECRETARY choice: some heads on their trip to the Toby Tamarkin, chairwoman of Adults Association, the classes students to hold a class. make the trip with the class. “ for pleasure.” Some she takes for Dated ot Manchester, C T this 3ist dov ot Morch, 1986. Republic of Ireland. Their predom­ the Humanities Division, initiated provide an opportunity to take The older adults add a special Louise Nathan of Adelaide Road credit, like the Irish history 067-03 ______• PIANO’S • WONGS inant hair color is gray and their the idea for the courses after a bona fide courses at an advanced dimension to the classes, since said she knew_ very little about course, and others for fun, includ­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER average age is around 65. survey of what courses the MCC level, Tamarkin said. They can many are of Irish descent and Ireland prior to taking both the ing the literature course. LEGAL NOTICE • THE ADAMS MILL About SO students, most of them Older Adults Association wanted to either audit the courses or take some were bom in Ireland, Hand- history and literature courses, but Mara said she does not feel out of /. r ley said. The Zoning Board of Appeals ot a meeting on March 24,1906 • VITO’S BIRCH MOUNTAIN INN settlor citizens, are enrolled in the see offered indicated that Ireland them for credit. added, “ I felt it was an opportunity place on the MCC campus. “ I love mode the following decisions: history course with Mary Ann was the overwhelming favorite for The courses help faculty Students wbo were interviewed that couldn’t be missed.’’ A P P L O A ETA N O PRIOLI ■ Variance oporoved with con- Handley, while about 30 are a topic. members by allowing them to voiced enthusiasm about the She said she is taking the courses Flense tnm to page 3 NO. 1122 ditlons: (1) The third floor Is not to be u s ^ m o se­ J parate rental unit, and Is to be used only lunctlon with the second floor dwelling unit. (2) Modifications to the submitted olons m rMulred In order to qualify, simply call and bv the Connecticut Basic Building Code shall be TODAY’S HERALD oermlHed. - 41-43 Madison Street. speak with one of our classified Arms experts question APPL. LUCY FALK - Vorlonce oporoved - 37 Carol Drive. Grim Reaper’s ’85 toll NO. 1111 representatives to learn if you APPLAPPL. JOHN AND BERNICE RIEO - VarlanCM oporov^ NO. 1114 with0 condition: Asirtetvborrler^llbelnstall^ Call Now rejection of test ban Smoke killed victims Index In front of the vestibule addition. -130 Middle Turn- are a LU C K Y WINNER. reflects older population Dike Eqst. Autopsies show that four of the 20 pngaa, 2 iBcllowe APPL. MICHAEL OZEN - Variance denied -104 Hllllar;] five people found dead in the WASHINGTON (AP) — America recorded more deaths in 1985 By Barry Schweld Rep. Les Aspin, chairman of the ra O IM U M 8126 NO. ills Street. wreckage of a private airplane ArhiirM timn in any year in history, a toll boosted by a rising proportion of The Atsocloted Press House Armed Services Commit­ PAT1BM S-1S a o B i ST. B R ID O E T CHURCH - Soecldl Exception and and Win! which crashed while approaching Rirainan 1A NO 1114 vorlonces aooroved with conditions: H I 11®“*’*®* elderly in the population, according to governm ent Ogurcis. tee, said Reagan’s decision was r.l.«.lfUu4 operation of the carnival and the »®'® *^•’••1^®'! WASHINGTON - The chairman “ disquieting,’ ’ even though the Ellington Airport died of smoke iiL.on H ie 1,084,000 deaths listed last yea r exceeded the 1904 figu re by rjimlrra The button-front .clasdc be 6:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M . on -I®"*®"^ Soviets were “ demagoguing” and inhalation. In Manchester, friends A 1 00 P.M. 1o 10:00 P.M. on June 21,1986. (2) Theoo- approximately 37,000, according to preliminary data compiled of the House Armed Services ■hirtdreu U • popnler Ckimmittee and three former U.S. approaching the testing issue “ in a mounped the victims, one of whom rnnniw;tl»it 7 A oilcont sholl cooperate with the comollonce of CONTEST DATES by the I^ ion a l Center for Health Statistics. ■tyle for nU WMons. temoororv "noparking’'signsPlaced®®®®»*^ arms control negotiators are ex­ propagandistic way." was a co-owner of the New FnlMtalnmiml , __ 19 Slenderixiiic, of Joseph Street ond both sides ot Pine HMI Street 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 "Contributing to the increased number of deaths were the pressing regret over President Gerard Smith, chief U.S. nego­ England Metal Works Co. Story on Fnrira 11 Ne. 81X6 with Photo- bv the Chief of Police. (1) Minimize litter bi/cornl- — continuing increase in the proportion of older persons in the vol Dotronsbv providing doMv clqqning of llttgr on MARCH. 14th 31st Reagan’s rejection of a proposed tiator in the Nixon administration, page 10. 1 rural nuMix. _ a in Guide is in Sixes 8 to 18. population and the influenza outbreak during the first quarter of Sixe 10, 82% buxt, 8 % the site ond odiocent property c a u t^ bv the w n - NON-COMMERCIAL ADVEH’nSERS ONLY. ONLY IN THE U.S.-Soviet summit on banning also said the Reagan administra­ 1 nttnry 9 yardi 60-ineh. vol ooerotlon. (4) **® o**v«f*'»'"« ®*,*]’? 1005,” the center reported. Itv of the sole of beer sholl ®v “ '*'•>'• ® ***^,'^^ nuclear weapons tests, calling it a tion was “ not interested” in ending Rain, then aun nhitiiariira. in TO 0880, sees $248 Mr mises. • Northwest corner of Moln ond Woodland Des|dte the larger death total, however, the nation’s death rate missed opportunity to slow the weapons tests. He said the failure Opininn Variable cloudiness with a A eetMlx, SM> <•$ Mr pwtKi « 4 Streets. remained unchanged at 8.7 per 1,000 people because the increase arms race. to pursue an overall ban breaks Panpla 9 MIMC. APPL. RAYMOND F. d AMATO-V arloneeooorovedwmt in deaths was about the same as the increase in the general Supporters and critics alike with a commitment to other chance of showers late tonight and NO 1127 ocondlllon: Site londscoolng to be Instolled bv Rpnrtx 1R.17 nations in the 1968 Non- lows in the 40s and lower SOs. June 10.1906. -179-101 Oakland Street. population. seem certain the Soviets would Talaviainn 19 Hit resume testing and that the U.S. Proliferation Treaty, which was Chance of showers Wednesday ■4UV4M.H.T.100M All vorlonces and Soeclol Exceptions sholl hove on Please tBni lo page 10 llR A M n rirl M i l B i t ,. AOWail.ylW ZIF dote In accordance with Connecticut Generol 5t^**t®** blast qn March 22 would be designed to stop the spread of morning, then mostly sunny in the COOf, tWe MaaOer see Olaa. Notice ot these decisions has been flied In the Town Clerk s ’ followed by other weapons tests. niiplear weapons. afternoon. Details on page 2. Waathar _ _ 2 New FASHION with epeeial Grace Cole CoUec- ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS HlanrhPBlPr Brralb tioa for larger xixea; plax EDWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY 2 BONUS CouposHl Doted at Monchester, C T this list dov ot Morch. 19#6. Price____ S2JB 06601