20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., March 26, 1983 Engagements Service notes Captain Kidd Whalers win one How much do Mvles-WIng MCGee ends slept In Coventry Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Myles of over the Bruins cuts hurt? Woodbridge Road in Coventry his training announce the engagement of their Pvt. Fernandie D. ... page 11 ... page 14 daughter, Barbara J. Myles of McGee, son of Julia ... page 6 • Hartford, to James C. Wing Jr. of McGee of 40 Olcott St, and Hartford, sonofDr. JamesC. Wing Ferman McGee of Hart­ of Ridgefield and the late Winifred ford, has completed basic Deely Wing. training at Fort Dix, N.J. The bride-elect has a bachelor of arts in economics from the Univer­ sity of Hartford. She is enrolled in a Pvt. Warner master’s program, and is em­ takes course ployed by the Connecticut Bank Rainy today, Manchester, Conn. and Trust. Pvt. Raymond E. sunny Tuesday Monday, March 28, 1983 The prospective bridegroom has Warner, son of Mr. and — See page 2 a bachelor of arts degree in Mrs. William M. Warner economics from the University of of 63 Clinton St., has Single copy 25(P Hartford and a taw degree from completed a plumbers manrlfrBkr Mpral5 the University of Connecticut course at the U.S. Army School of Law. He is an associate at Training Center in Fort Cardwell, Cardwell and Smoragie- Leonard Wood, Mo. Susan Marguerite Hall Leslie K. Scott Cynthia Marie Pierce wicz attorneys at law in Hartford. Jeanne Ann Carey An Oct. 15 wedding at First Church of Christ in West Hartford Jones receives Hall-Morton Scott-Schloss Pierce-Brundrett Carev-Pawelec is planned. Air medai Mr. and Mrs, Robert M. Hall of Mr. and Mrs. Russell K. Scott of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Carey of Tech. Sgt. Maureen E. 165 Autumn St. announce the Gryk: no hope 55 Helaine Road announce the Sr. of 489 Woodbridge St. announce 66 Ludlow Road announce the Millette-AAarsh Jones, daughter of Mr. engagement of their daughter, engagement of their daughter, the engagement of their daughter, engagement of their daughter, and Mrs. Allyn F. Martin Susan Marguerite Hall, to'Frank Henry Martin of Chaplin announ­ Leslie K. Scott, to Steven J. Cynthia Marie Pierce, to James Jeanne Ann Carey, to Paul Bennett of 113 Bretton Road, has Kelly Morton IV of 103 Bissell St., ces the engagement of his grand­ Schloss, son of Elizabeth Schloss of Henry Edward Brundrett, son of Pawelec of Hartford, son of the late been decorated with the son of Frank Kelly Morton III of daughter, Denise Millette, to Ro­ West Hartford and the late Louis Carroll Johnsdn-Brundrett of 6 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pawelec. second award of the Air Swamp Road, Coventry, and Mrs. bert Marsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Schloss. Downey Drive Force Commendation Me­ Bernadette B. Braman of York­ The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect attended East W.C. Marsh of Manchester. shire Drive, Hebron, The bride-elect is a 1977 gradu­ dal at Ellsworth Air Force for saving lawn Southern Connecticut State Col­ Catholic High School and gradu­ A July wedding is planned. The bride-elect is a 1980 gradu­ ate of East Catholic High School. Base, S.D. lege and Manchester Community ated from Manchester High The 1970 graduate of By Alex GIrelli ate of Manchester High School. She She is employed by Hartford Office housing on the Cheney Great Lawn have not come forward with the College. She is employed by the School. She is employed as a Supply. East Catholic High School Herald City Editor is employed by the State of that stretches from the former $30,000 each they would need to buy Hartford Insurance Group in certified nurse’s aide is an administration tech­ Cheney mansions down to Hart­ four acres of the lawn. Connecticut. The prospective The prospective bridegroom is a To report news items in Bolton, tv 4, Windsor. The prospective bridegroom is a nician with the 44th Trans­ While he does not have a ford Road in the heart of the One of the difficulties is that if bridegroom is a 1972 graduate of graduate of Manchester High Andover and Coventry, call or write The prospective bridegroom is a 1979 graduate of South Catholic portation Squadron. She is deadline in mind. Attorney Wesley Cheney Historic District. the owners bought the four acres it Coventry High School and is School. He also attended Howell Richard Cody at ’The Manchester graduate of Drew University in High School. He is employed by married to Air Force C. Gryk said today it appears that It appears that efforts to pre­ employed by Alcar Auto Parts. A Cheney Regional Technical Herald, Herald Square, P.O. Box would not automatically guaran­ Madison, N.J. He is aiso employed Aetna Life and Casualty. A July 30 Tech. Sgt. John W. Jones. he and auto dealer Michael B. serve the lawn as open space have tee that open space south of the July 9 wedding is planned. School. He is employed in con­ 591, M anchester, CT 06040; by the Hartford Insurance Group wedding is planned Lynch will have to go forward with failed because owners of the mansions would remain open. m i struction with C.J. Picard Corp. telephone 643-2711. plans to develop condominium mansions that abut the property There still would be parcels in individual ownership large enough for development. • / ■ U Pl Photo Vivian F. Ferguson, a member of the Cheney Historic District Nicaraguans prepare their defense No breakthrough Commission and one of the abut­ ting owners, said today she feels The Nicaraguan People's Militia endeid three-year-ol(j organization an(d say there is no further alternative to development by Gryk and Lynch. they are rea(jy to defend their nation. She was one of the leaders of 70,000 volunteers have joined the in peace talks opposition to development of the lawn when the specific plans for 26 units which appear to take up most By United Press International deadlock on the troop withdrawal issue. of the available space were first made public. Earlier indications U.S. Envoy Philip Habib rb- Habib will tell Lebaneseofficials were that about half of the lawn Judge blocks the sale turned to Beirut today after Israel’s “ uncompromising” de- might be left open. another round of talks in Israel mand that renegade Lebanese that reportedly produced no pro- army Maj. Saad Haddad remain The Cheney Historic District Commission wanted the lawn gress bn arranging the withdrawal "military commander” in south- preserved and originally had of Israel troops from Lebanon. ern Lebanon, the television said, hoped a bond issue would make it Former Lebanese Prime Minis- Lebanon is opposed to Haddad’s of oil on seabottom ter Saeb Salam, Who met with U.S. leadership in the region, possible to buy the lawn as well as preserve Cheney Hall. When it officials in Washington earlier this Palestinian guerrilla leader BOSTON (UPI) - A federal appeared the public would not General’s office and the Boston- month, said in a newspaper Yasser Arafat today made a judge today temporarily barred granted,” said Mazzone in a support such an issue, the commis­ based Conservation Law Founda­ interview he warned Habib last surprise visit to Iraq, postponing the federal government’s planned one-sentence ruling without sion dropped its proposal. tion filed suit against the proposed elaboration. week against becoming a mere for later in the week a visit to sale of oil drilling leases on lease sale, arguing the sale in­ Funds for Cheney Hall are He said he would i.ssue a more messenger between Beirut and Amman to meet with Jordan’s millions of acres of seabottom off cluded areas that are too sensitive Jerusalem. King Hussein, the state-run Iraqi coming from public subscription, the New England coast. detailed statement later in the day. but the commission does not feel a for drilling and that the sale would Salam told the Lebanese An news agency said. U.S. District Judge David Maz- The lease sale was scheduled for public subscription for the lawn violate several federal and stale Nahar newspaper it would be Arafat was to meet Hussein on zone issued a preliminary injunc­ Tue.sday in New York City. would succeed, particularly in laws. better for Lebanon to suspend whether the monarch would as- tion against the sale of about 500 competition with the fund drive for Attend The Religious Service Of Your negotiations if Israeli officials sume a role negotiations with plots of seabottom on the environ­ "W e re extremely pleased. We the hall. "In accordance with the court’s rontinued to demand measures Israel under President Reagan’s mentally sensitive Georges Bank, feel there are substantial viola­ Robert Smith, an insurance memorandum and order to be one of the richest fishing grounds tions of federal law and we were that undermine Lebanese Middle East peace plan broker, sold the land to Gryk and entered this date, the motions for in the world. glad that that was acknowledged ^ The future of Haddad, com- Lynch, and the pair applied for a preliminary injunction filed by At the weekly Cabinet meeting mander of an Israeli-backed mil- The Massachusetts Attorney by the court,” said Emily Bateson, change from Residence AA Zone each of the plaintiffs ... are Sunday in Jerusalem, Begin said itia, reportedly is the main stum- project director for CLF. Choice This Week to Planned Residential Develop­ Israel was on the "eve of decision” bling block to the withdrawal of the ment. They withdrew the applica­ about a withdrawal from Lebanon, 30,000 Israeli troops in Lebanon tion, however, and offered to sell ®aid After Sunday’s Cabinet meeting. the four acres for $190,000, each But s^t^run Israeli television an Israeli official intimated that Man injures waman, escapes Welcome to retaining two acres for himself. CONCORDIA UITHERAN CHORCH (ICA) said Habib made no progress in Israel would not abandon Haddad SAINT BRIDGET CHURCH talks Sunday with Foreign Minis- in any settlement despite Beirut’s Gryk said at the time that if eight 40 PITKIN STREET, MANCHESTER' Emanuel 70 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER neighbors came up with $30,000 Lutheran Church ter Yitzhak Shamir to break the willingness to integrate Haddad’s each, the eight acres could be PALM SUNDAY forces into the Lebanese army ffam Manchester caurthause L. C. A. SATURDAY, MARCH 26 - 5-7:30 p.m. preserved in perpetuity. Maundy Thursday - 12 noon and 7 :3o\m . Sou. oAe. SUNDAY, MARCH 27 - 7:30, 9. 10:30 & 12 Noon 60 Church St, ...... u.- The neighbors were given a y Holy Communion^ welcome to jotn ll& 7 P.M. ■ Special Holy Week Concert. It IS not only a moral obligation B Richard Codv Imperial Drive, Manchester, was swung open one of the swinging Good Friday - 7:00 p.m. Manchester, Conn, deadline of January 1983 to get a Herald Reporter being arraign ed on related doors that separate the court area The Passion According to . CONFESSIONS: I n c i H O anyone fund drive under way. FULL GOSPEL Maundy Thursday Worship TUEISDAY 4-5 p,m. — 7-7:30 p.m. I B H a H W I v u u y else capable enough to stop the charges. from audience seating, she said St. John by Johann Sebastian Bach GOOD FRIDAY • after 7 p m. Efforts to get contributions from with Communion PLO guerrillas from infiltrating” A 26-year old man being held in Police in Manchester and East today. She said she had come to Combined Choirs, Soloists and STATIONS OF THE CROSS 7:30 p.m., only until all are descendents of the Cheney family INTERDENOMINATIQNAI 7:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., 7:30 p.m. heard. 20 poem, 2 sections southern Lebanon and threatening Manchester Superior Court for Hartford said they arrested both court because it was her car that Chamber Orchestra, David L. Almond also appear to have failed. arraignment on numerous motor 7:30 p.m. Good Friday HOLY SATURDAY 10-11 A.M. AHuir. Israel, the radio quoted the official men Sunday afternoon following a Daly had stolen. Conductor CHURCH cross The large mansions are expen­ vehicle and criminal charges ContaU, REQUIEM MASSES Areotowns:;:;:::;:;;::::::;:::;::;'? . sive to maintain, and while those report of a stolen car and then a She said Michael Daly also took FEAST OF THE RESURRECTION Business...... 20 Haddad also took the spotlight bolted out of tlie courtroom late high-speed chase into Hartford. 7:00 a.m. Easter Vigil, Nursery Gabriel Faure who live in them are generally $106, and totaled the car Sunday PoAton.: Rev. PkiLLp P. SaundeAA Classified...... is-19 Sunday by charging that Soviet this morning and escaped, injuring Michael Daly allegedly injured a night during the chase by East 8:30 a.m, Easter Breakfast financially secure people, the one person. EASTER FESTIVAL WORSHIP ?i ii; ...... 8 advisers are supervising construc- woman, Marie Smith, of East Hartford police. East Hartford 9:30 a.m. Children’s Service, Nursery 745 Main St. Manchester 8:30 & 11:00 a.m. economic climate that made it GOOD FRIDAY 3 P.M. LITURGY OF THE LORD’S PAS­ L o t t e r v ...... Syrian military installa- Michael T. Daly was still at-large Hartford, during his escape at police spokesman Robert Kennary 10:30 a!m. Holy Communion, Nursery 7:00 AM...Communion Service Easter Vigil with Communion SION AND HOLY COMMUNION comfortable to maintain the at midday, and police were scour­ Brass Ensemble 6:00 a.m. in the Chapel WOLY^S^URDAY: 7:30 P.m . EASTER VIGIL SERVICE 2 houses in the past has disappeared about 11:05 a.m. He had no certain today said officers from his 7:00 PM...Evangelistic Service Opinion...... 6 Haddad told Israel Radio he ing the center of town, including address, but East Hartford police Rev. Burton D. Strand, Pastor with modern federal taxing poli­ department responded to a domes­ Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, Pastor EASTER SUNDAY: MASSES: 7:30.9,10:30 (churchiaudi- Sports...... 14-17 learned that Soviet advisers the Manchester Parkade, for him. 9 Ellington Ave. Rockville torium) 12 noon. cies. Most of owners probably need said today he has been living in tic call on Main Street in East David L. Almond, Organist-Choir Director Stephen E. Farwig, Intern He is considered to be unarmed but Television...... b "cam e to Bikfaya,” the home to be concerned about protecting East Hartford. Hartford Sunday afternoon. WJien 2:30 PM...Evangelistic Service P. Melvin Lumpkin, Organist and Choirmaster STATIONS Weather...... 2 village of Lebanese President potentially dangerous. Good Friday - 7:00 P.M. their investment in the light of they arrived, both Dalys were • ••••••••••••••••••••a Amin Gemayel. He escaped while his brother MRS. SMITH suffered a minor leaving quickly with a car. current economic conditions. Christopher Daly, 17, of .76F COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH leg injury when Daly allegedly Please turn to page 10 .4n American Baptiit Church .585 East Center Street, Mancheater Palm Sunday HE IS RISEN INDiEED REV. J.AMES MEEK, Paetor 9 a.m. -11 a.m. Worship Service Federal fax, not OPEC, the cause Celebrate with u» TUESDAY - 7:00 p.m. Eastern College Choir With sincere 4 p.m. - ’’Messiah" in the Sanctuary MAIM)5 THURSDAY 7:30 p.m. Maundy Thursday — Communion Service 7:30 p.m. GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE OF MEDITATION p r ^ e rs of Come — Worship Faces of the Cross - 7:30 p.m. Good Friday — Day of Fasting and prayer thankfulness Maundy Thursday Prayer gathering in sanctuary Gas prices head upward EASTER SUNDAY 7:30 p.m. — The Lords Supper — 7 to 9 p.m, Sunrise Service at 7:00 a.m. in the sanctuary. let us , .ft... ^ office of Tenebrae. By Raymond T. DeMeo Breakfast at 8:00 a m. in Fellowship Hall. The Easter Sunday — Bible Studies for all ages 9:30 a.m. means you pay 20 cents in taxes for every Easter Celebrations 9 and 11 a.m. Worship service 10:45 a.m. Herald Reporter gallon of gasoline you buy, or about $3.50 a ’T m out to sell as much gas as I can,” Body of Believers celebrate tne uird’s resurrec­ said Shields. He said he's not sure how tion together. celebrate this Evening celebration 6:00 p.m. fillup for a mid-sized car that gets 25-30 CENTER Gasoline prices, which have gone no­ miles per gallon. much he II raise his prices to compensate Church School Classes for ail ages, 9:15 a.m. Concert with Scott Scutt for the tax increase. Easter Worship - 10:30 a.m. "He Is Risen” where but down in the past nine months, will most joyful time CONGREGATIONAL head upward again starting Friday, when Governor William A. O’Neill proposed CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE federal gasoline taxes will increase by five adding another 7.5 cents to the state A block away at Anueison Brothers’ For “ GOOD /VEITS” Ever^ Day, Main and Center Streets 236 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER cents a gallon. gasoline tax as part of his proposed budget AMOCO, station owner Dave Anderson Phone 646-0595 of year together sells regular gas at $1.07 a gallon, and says Manchester All are welcome Neale McLain, Pastor Democratic leaders in the General Assem­ Local gas station owners say drivers will bly favored a plan that would raise the tax his prices will go up a nickel a gallon when The Church at the Center taxes increase. ______Nursery care provided probably pay a nickel extra at the pumps to by only three cents a gallon. Both plans are compensate for the increased tax, unless now stalled in the legislature. their wholesale prices drop between now "W e’re having trouble now, witn me euv Saint James Catholic Church Scifeduie ot S erS len ^ '^ “ “““ ““^ up the street (Shields) selling gas for 97 NORTH UNITED METHOMST CHURCH and Friday. Charles R. Matties, owner of two West 300 Parker St., Manctwatar 896 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. HOLY WEEK and EASTER SUNDAY cents,” Anderson said. ‘It’s going to hurt SOUTH U N ie METNOOIST CNUIICH “ If I ’m charged an extra nickel, you can Hartford service stations and a member of us, no question about it.” Main StrMt and Hartford Road bet I ’m going to pass it on to the the baord of directors of the Gasoline ^ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH We invite you to celebrate Holy Week with us Retailers Association, says the five-cent March 27lh 6 .W A M PAl.M SUNDAY ■ 30th Annual Palm Sanday Palm Sunday <3/27) consumer,"said Steve Brown, onwer of THE LONG term future ol gasu.iiu, prices HOLY WEEK SERVICES PALM SUNDAY: hike probably won’t affect demand, since Communiun and Dreaklast 7:30,9. Brown’s Tire Shop at 333 Main St., an IS uncertain. The Organization of Petro­ 7 I.? A .M .Speaker Alan NeLion. Vice President CIGNA \ Tuesday (March 29) Eucharist Performance 6:30 A.M. Men’s Communion Breakfast gas prices have been falling steadily for the I 7:30 P.M. Penance Service-induding private Confessions. of Adag.. ... _ AMOCO dealership. Investment Corp maso Albinoni ” "**'' Strings by To- 9 & 10:45 A.M. Sermon: "The Lord Went” past nine months. An additional slate tax leum Exporting Countries recently dropped R « A M Worship Adult Bible Study. Nursery Wednesday (March 30) 9 A.M. Church School Its crude oil base price from $34 to $29 a > 9 4.') A M Coffee Fellowship Hoty Week (3/28 - 4/1) With competition between dealers in­ probably would prompt motorists to drive 7:30 P.M. Tenebrae Service • followed by Confessions 7:30 P.M. Lenten Festival of Music barrel, but the impact of that change if anv 10 i ‘i A ,M Worship Church School Nursery for Roly Eucharist daily at 6:30 a m with choirs and Clarion Brass Quintet tense, however, there’s a chance that some less, he said. . » children 5 yciirs t»ld and younger Holy Thursday (March 31) Maundy Thursday (3/31) station owners will raise their prices by less won’t.show up at the pumps for months’ 7:3 _ M. _ Lirturgy of the Loras Supperlupper (only MassMi on Holy MONDAY: Marrh 30th t PPKH ROOM MEAL, 6 30 P M Maundy Liturgy and Eucharist 7:30 p.m plenty of oil in supply at Reservations rwiuired Thuradayl 6:00 P.M, United Methodist Women than a nickel, trimming their per-gallon ASSUMING that wholesale gas prices Cost 13 25 ('all Church Office 649-3696 Good Friday (April 1) Meal in the Upper Room profit to sell more gasoline. the old, higher price. ee y ai 3:00 P.M. Celebration of the Lord's Passion. To keep the GoJd Frldly ( ^ r *' ” MAUNDY THURSDAY remain stable in the next four days, the Mid-Day Liturgy 12:00 noon Mareh 31st 7 30 P ..I Ma I NOY TMRUSOAY Communion three sacred hours', there will be a short Prayer Servue in «?■ advent of the nickel tax increase Friday will Shieias says gas prices will Joint Hervtt e at South United .MethodJ.si Church The Rev Richard W the church at 12:00 Noon. 1:00 P.M., and 2:00 P.M. Evening Liturgy 7:30 p.m. GO(^ FRIDAY THE GAS tax increase, proposed by the bring (he average price of regu lar gasoline 7:30 P.M. Stations of the Cross followed by Confessions. probably stabilize around the dollar-a- Hdly Saturday (4/2) 7:30 P.M. Join{ worship at North United Methodist Reagan administration and approved by in the area to about $1.08 a gallon. Just four Holy Saturday (April 2) Holy Baptisms 7:30 p.m. gallon mark by early summer, when oil EASTER: Congress late last year, has been termed a months ago in Manchester, the cheapest 7 30 P M Joint servicx* at North United 10:00-11:30 A.M. - Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confes- companies traditionally jack up their .Vfeihodisi ( hurt’h Dr Shephard Johnson and Rev Laurence M. Hill sionsi EASTER SUNDAY ^ 9 & 10 A.M. Sermon: “ Where Have YOU Laid "user fee” because revenues from it are regular gas in town was $1,10 a gallon. tiiirticip.itmK «iih Rev, Rirhard W Dupet* Combined choirs 7:30 P.M. Easter Vigil Service (only Mass on Holy Satur- „ April 3 Him?" -supposed to pay for interstate highway slightly to take advantage i f increased demand from motorists. ua// Easter Sunrise Service Or. Shephard S^Johnson preaching repairs. Steve Shields, owner of Shields’ Silktown u ? SUNDAY Worship Sem ces at fl 45 A M & 10:15 6:00 - l;oo a.m. Lighting of The New Fire of Herald photo by Pinto A .M NTj ( hurf’h School (.uffee FVIIowship between Services Easter Sunday Masses (April 3) Tire at 706 Main St,, sold a lot of gasoline at Nurscr.v wiIMh- provided 7:30 A M., 9:00 A.M.. 10:30 A M., 12:00IVoon. NO5:(00 PM on .. . „ Blaster and Festival Eucharist PASTORS: Shephard S. Johnson and The increase will bring the federal ^ t>nieius saia ne's planning promotions — Easter Sunday. Laurence M. Hill UNCLE SAM IS SIPHONING THE PUMP that price and claims he’s selling three Holy Eucharist 9:00 a.m. gasoline tax to nine cents a gallon. The maybe giving away glasses or something Holy Eucharist 11:00 a.m.______DIRECTOR OF MUSIC:’ David C. Morse . .federal gasoline taxes increase by five cents a gallon Friday times as much at 97 cents a gallon, the price state’s gas tax is 11 cents a gallon, That he’s offering today. of that sort” - to keep his sales high after the increased lax goes into effect. 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 28, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. March 28, 1983 — 3 NATIONAL WWATHER SfHVICe FOMCAST lo T AM E«T 3-F9-83 News Briefing 30.00 30 ?4 . 30.00 EO.FF Paperwork for Bennet * L-WNieAFOU Mafioso a ‘man of honor’ -y ready; to be Thursday •ANrHAMOMOO NEW YORK (U PI) — Joseph "Joe Bananas" V. V p Community Development Corp. arranging the project. Plans call specifications of the Bennet Hous­ Bonanno, reputed Mafia chieftan who has eluded jail LOS ANOS^SS I {K a n ia has completed financial arrange­ for leasing the school to the ing Corp. . for half a century, claims he is a “ man of honor" who ments for the conversion of the quasi-public Bennet Housing The three Republican directors has merely been niisunderstood all his life. Lowest' vacant Bennet School building to TSMFCNATUMS (iorp., which will oversee construc­ have pledged to oppose the Bennet Bonanno said the Mafia itself has been misunder­ moderate-income elderly housing, tion financed by the sale of revenue conversion and one Democrat, stood and really is just a “ beautiful symbol of my according to town General Man­ bonds and tax breaks to investors. Deputy Mayor Barbara B. Wein­ tradition." ager Robert B. Weiss. Details of that complicated berg, remains undecided. But the Bonanno. 78. and his son, Bill, were interviewed by That paves the way, as reported financia|_j24ckage and technical project virtually is assured of Mike Wallace on CBS-TV Network’s "60 Minutes" . V *" by the Manchester Herald last legal lan gu a g^ave been cited as support by the other five Demo­ program aired Sunday. E 2 3 * • ROW uri WCATHCS FOTOCAST • week, for final approval of the the reasons for the delays in cratic directors. Bonanno told Wallace he was "A man of honor. And plans this Thursday evening by the getting under way with the contro­ I believe with a sense of integrity, I was bgrn a man of For period ending 7o.m. Tuesday. Tonight, rain Is Instore Bennet Housing Corp. and the tor the Pacific Northwest and partsotTexos. Snow Is likely versial project. The Bennet Housing Corp. and honor. I was the most respected man in New York and over sections of the north Atlantic states, changing to rain Manchester Redevelopment the Manchester Redevelopment Agency. • all over the country.” or showers near the lower coastal areas. Elsewhere, Leases of the real estate and the Agency will meet jointly on But, Bonanno said, "1 say before and I say again, all mostly fair weather should prevail. Minimum tempera­ The Board of Directors then will tures Include: (opproximate maximum readings In school already have been ap­ Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Lincoln my life I’ve been misunderstood. I just run my family parenthesis) Atlonta 39 (M ), Boston 38 (47), Chlcogo 24 meet on April 4 in a special session proved, although they depend on Center hearing room for a final as a father.” (42), Cleveland 25 (41), Dallas 48 (68), Denver 28 (55), to approve the plans. If the the remaining approvals to take update by CDC. Then they will Bonanno said he never has been involved in three Duluth 19 (39), Houston 45 (71), Jacksonville 40 (70), necessary approvals are given, Kansas City 31 (51), Little Rock (63), Los Angeles 51 (69), effect. Still to be approved are the meet separately to take final illegal activities authorities say are the lifeblood of Miami 65 (78), Minneapolis 24 (42), New Orleans 45 (72), borrowing will begin almost imme­ redevelopment plan, the redevel­ action. the Mafia — prostitution, drugs and contract killings. New York 37 (45), Phoenix 51 (80), San Francisco 49 (63), diately and construction will begin opment loan, the assignment of Seattle 45 (58), St. Louis 30.(49), Washington 41 (54). The board of Directors will meet "One thing 1 can remember as a child growing up," in early April, Weiss reported. leases to the limited partnership on Monday, April 4 at 8 p.m. in the Bonanno said, "and my dad telling me there’s three CDC is the consulting firm that is and the approval of plans and Municipal Building hearing room. things that just aren’t, that just don’t happen. “ And one is women, living off women, meaning prostitution, where a woman supports you. Two is Weather dealing in narcotics.” Bonanno said. "And the third is hurting anybody for money.” If such things were done, Bonanno said, it was "Without my knowledge, no question about it. I swear Today’s weather it before God.” : Today occasional showers. Highs in the low 50s. Underwear protest slated Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Tonight a 70 percent chance of showers. A few thunderstorms possible. Lows around 30. Wind westerly 15 to 20 mph. Tuesday Herald photo by R NEW DELHI. India (U PI) — Thousands of male U P I photo government employees plan to parade around the mostly sunny with highs 45 to 50. Northwest winds 10 to Indian capital in their underwear next month to press 20 mph. Morning accident demands for uniforms and shoes. She draws a crowd Some 250,000 Central Government employees are Extended forecast Two public hearings will be convened and immediately ad­ At least one person was injured in a entitled to new polyester and polished cotton The steps and forecourts of the Sydney, Charles drive in an open car today person is treated by ambulance uniforms, said a spokesman for the employees, who Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: journed to April 25 without testim­ two-car accident today at 8 a.m. at the workers. Police said the incident is Australia, Opera House are packed with during their first day of a visit Down ony Monday night when the Zoning include junior clerks and office helpers. Fair through the period. Daytime highs in the 40s intersection of Salem Streets and under investigation, and there were no Thousands of the employees will parade through people as Princess Diana and Prince Under. warming to the SOs Thursday and Friday. Overnight Board of Appeals meetsat7p.m. in New Delhi in "minimum underwear" April 5 and lows in the mid 20s to mid 30s. the hearing room of Lincoln Center Streets. Above, an injured details available this morning. march to the residence of Home Minister P.C. Sethis Vermont: Dry Wednesday and Friday. Chance of Center. to demand new clothing to replace the rough cotton showers Thursday. Highs mid SOs to mid 40s The applicants are represented uniforms they now wear, the spokesman said. Sunday sales launched CIA accused In Nicaragua Wednesday, rising to the SOs Friday. Lows in the 20s by lawyers who will be observing A performance audit? They also are demanding better shoes. Wednesday and SOs Thursday and Friday. the start of Passover. BOSTON (U PI) — Shoppers didn’t let the solemnity MANAGUA, Nicaragua (U PI) — ,Two men Women employees are exempted from the march. Maine, New Hampshire: Fair through the period The applications involved are of Palm Sunday interrupt the end of the nearly identifying themselves as anti-Sandinista rebels said except for a chance of flurries north Thursday. Highs from Elaine and Arnold Lerch, to 200-year-old Blue Laws and marked the opening of the CIA paid and armed them for an invasion into in the SOs north to low 40s south. Lows in the teens allow continued use of an existing Kraatz mulls methods Arafat visits Turkey Sunday retail stores by dancing in the aisles, following Nicaragua before they were captured by Nicaraguan north to 20s south. Becoming a little warmer Friday. foundation and to add a deck to the Easter bunnies and notching up unexpectedly high forces. foundation at 433 North Main St., sales. The two men were presented Sunday at a news I l e l a v t ^ C m i i m #! and from Circle Associates, to AMMAN, Jordan (UPI) — Palestinian guerrilla Crowds poured out of churches and into department conference held by officials of Nicaragua’s ruling I S U I I H I w V U l l C I leader Yasser Arafat today made a surprise visit to relocate a billboard from within a stores and shopping centers throughout the state, with Sandinista National Liberation Front. parcel of land at 140 Buckland of evaluating EMS results Baghdad, postponing for later in the week a visit to proprietors using the enticements of bands, jazz One of the captured men, identifying himself as Small craft advisory remains in effect. The large Amman to meet with Jordan’s King Hussein, official Road, a vacant lot. groups, mimes, puppet shows and free candy and Freddy Sandino Vidaure, 23, said he was recruited by low pressure system extending from the Great Lakes The Lerch construction project reports said. Bv Alex Girelli year ago, he said changed citizen ' balloons to turn t^e end of the Puritan tradition into a the CIA to join rebel forces who invaded Nicaragua to southeastern New York will move northeast across was the subject of an earlier Those conclusions seem to make The state-run Iraqi news agency said Arafat Herald City Editor behavior may be the most impor­ gala occasion. early this month. He said the rebels were armed by the Canadian maritimes tonight and Tuesday. hearing by the ZBA in which the the paramedics important as edu­ arrived in Baghdad from Riyadh, where he held tant side effect of a paramedic cators as well as deliverers of “ If you’re going to church you go in the morning. If the CIA. ^ Northwest winds 15 to 25 knots with higher gusts board overruled a decision by policy-coordination talks with Saudi Arabian King With paramedics and emer­ service. emergency medical care. Fahd. you want to shop you go in the afternoon, ’ ’ said Evelyn The invaders are led by former members of the tonight and Tuesday. Mostly cloudy with chance few Thomas R. O’Marra, zoning en­ gency medical technicians under­ In that report Kraatz said that Hinkley of Gloucester, who attended services before Nicaraguan National Guard, commanded by the late showers tonight. Partly cloudy Tuesday. Visibility forcement officer. Kraatz says one of the duties of Jordanian officials said Arafat will arrive in going classroom training at the reducing the delay in calling for paramedics will be to speak showing up at a suburban mall. dictator Anastasio Somoza until his July 1979 over 5 miles tonight. Average wave heights 3 to 5 feet The ZBA had approved an Amman "sometime this week,” but they declined University of Connecticut Health emergency medical help "has a publicly to promote the change in ’Tnti Catholic, but I don’t see anything wrong with overthrow in a Sandinista-led popular insurrection. tonight. application by the Lerches for the further details on the reasons for the delay in his visit Center, planners of the emergency more dramatic effect on reducing citizen attitude. shopping on Sunday," added Connie Ellis as she Another man at the news conference identified addition of a two-family dwelling to Jordan. He had been expected to arrive today. medical service are turning their pre-hospital death than does the looked through racks of clothing at Filene’s in Boston, himself as Jose Gregorio Najera, 48, a Guatemalan. to their single house. When con­ But changing citizen behavior is In advance of Arafat’s visit, Jordanian officials said attention to the details of how the advanced life-saving treatment in one of the state’s largest department stores. Najera said Honduran inteiligence agents working W^g%WW^WrWJ struction got under way, hard to accomplish and hard to Palestinian support will not persuade King Hussein to program will operate and how its the field.” assess, Kraatz said in his 1982 The occasion was heralded in downtown Boston by a with the CIA and Nicaraguan exiles opposed to the g g a neighbor, John Dewart, objected ar;ume a role in President Reagan’s Middle East effectiveness can be measured. That conclusion follows the report, and he said last week he has special ribbon-cutting ceremony. Sandinistas recruited him in August 1979. because the foundation was larger peace plan unless Washington secures an Israeli Ronald Kraatz, who coordinates observation by Kraatz that the some crude idea of methods that "It shouldn’t be a crime for Massachusetts citizens Najera said he worked under Honduran Army Capt. than the one in plans shown at the withdrawal from Lebanon. the program for the town adminis­ longest delays in delivering emer­ to go shopping on Sundays,” state Rep. Timothy Pio Flores, a CIA operative, and that he met with an ZBA hearing. may be developed to measure it. Arafat was to meet Hussein on whether Jordan’s Numbers drawn Satur­ drawn Saturday tration, is thinking in terms of gency medical care occur before Bassett, D-Lynn, who spearheaded the move to repeal American CIA agent who identified himself only as were: He challenged the decision by There is a subcommittee of the monarch would assume a role in a U.S.-sponsored day in New England: 4-7-9-26- 28-29. Herald photo by Pinto some kind of performance audit — symptoms are recognized and peace process. the antiquated law, said as he cut the red ribbon. Talloni. O’Marra to issue the permit, and Emergency Medical Services ’The Connecticut daily some means for measuring how before a victim or bystander Bassett predicted the extra day of shopping will The Massachusetts lot­ the ZBA overruled O’Marra. That Council responsible for public lottery number Saturday ‘ well the service will be working — decides to seek help. Studies show education. generate up to 15,000 new jobs, $44 million in new tax tery number Saturday Easter sapling left the Lerches with a 27 by 69 foot was 517. The play four was 1977. particularly in terms of public that 25 to 50 percent of patients revenues and $1.3 billion in sales. Court to hear case foundation on which to place a There has been a declining Lippizzaners in danger number was 5997. education. delay 30 minutes or more from the interest in CPR recently and the WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Supreme Court today The payoffs, in exact 47-foot long house. The Vermont daily lot­ order: No, it’s not a quirk of nature. Mr. and Mrs. Richard When Kraatz first drew up his time the symptoms first appear to agreed to take up a free speech case testing whether A third application! that was to interest generated by paramedics VIENNA. Austria (U PI) — An incurable herpes tery number Saturday T.Carter of 1 Hackmatack Street thought a young tree in report to the Board of Directors a Hopper painting stolen college instructors who refuse to join a faculty union All 4 digits $4,265. the time they seek assistance. may rekindle it. virus sweeping the stud farm where the famed white 'was 032. have been heard will be put off to can be excluded from key talks on school policy. First or last 3 digits front of their house looked a little spindly, so they April 25 because the town failed to Lippizzaner stallions are bred killed 33 horses and ROCKLAND, Maine (UPI) — The FBI has begun The Maine daily lottery $597. The justices next term will review a ruling spruced it up by tying Easter eggs on to its branches. provide adequate notification of infected another 26 brood mares. Agriculture investigating the disappearance of an Edward number Saturday was 181. condemning Minnesota’s community colleges for Any 2 digits $51. the hearing. It is from Malcolm Ministry officials said today. Hopper watercolor painting estimated to be worth The Rhode Island daily refusing to let non-union instructors elect or serve on Any 1 digit $5. Kerr in connection with property "The picture doesn’t look very rosy, but we hope the lottery number Saturday $100,000 from a small rural museum, officials said. special committees appointed to meet with the The payoffs, in any at 20 Sheldon Road. Fire Calls worst is behind us,” said Heinrich Lerner, director of was 4519. Police roundup The painting was last seen two years ago at the administration on school policy matters. order: the Lippizaner stables in Piber, Austria. Farnsworth Museum in Rockland. A federal court, ruling 2-1, found the policy violated 'The New Hampshire All 4 digits $355. Five hearings will go forward "W e’ve had big losses, but the breeding function of “ We’re operating on the presumption that it was daily lottery number Sat­ First 3 digits $99. Sunday. 2:20 a.m. — Car rollover. Interstate 84 near the stables should not be endangered," he said. the non-union instructors’ constitutional rights to free Monday night. Manchester stolen as long as its whereabouts cannot be accounted speech and association. urday was 5419. Last 3 digits $199. One is from Daniel M. Boland to Keeney Street Exit. (Town) Agriculture Ministry officials told a news confer­ for,’’ said FBI Agent Gerald Mahoney. The weekly Massachu­ Glenney fire Friday, 10 p.m. — Shed fire, W.G. Glenney Co. Sunday, 5:47 a.m. Smoke investigation, 385 West Administration officials and the faculty union Above payoffs based on reduce a sideyard at 315 Broad St. ence the ‘ herpes type virus ” has killed six mares and North Main Street. (District) Center St. (Town) Mahoney met with local authorities and inter­ appealed to the Supreme Court, accusing the lower setts Megabucks numbers $1 Bets to erect a building there for quick 27 foals worth tens of thousands of dollars. Friday, 10:14 p.m. — Car accident. North Main viewed several people Friday, including Farnsworth court of creating "new and wide-ranging First automotive oil changes. Sunday 10:55 a.m. — Dumpster fire, Robertson They said 26 of the remaining 40 brood mares at the Museum Director Marius Peladeau. Mahoney said Street. (District) School. (District) Piber stud farm are believed to be ill. Another seven Amendment rights for college faculty” that they do Carl R. Swanson wants to reduce the case had been referred to him from the Boston not believe exist. believed arson a side yard at 198 Vernon St. when Saturday, 9:29 a.m. — Chimney fire, 42 Franklin St Sunday, 1:17 p.m. — Medical call, 135 Hollister St. or eight foals also were ill, Lemer said. office following a complaint from a citizen. (Town) (District) Taking up another labor matter, the justices agreed he builds an attached garage. Lerner said because the incubation period of the Almanac Saturday, 4:25 p.m. — Brush fire. Valley View The museum collected $34,(X)0 as an insurance to consider in a Detroit, Mich., case whether a ■ A fire at the W.G. Glenney Clinton St., and a 13-year-old girl Sunday, 1:30 p.m. — Car accident. 119 Spencer St. incurable disease can exceed one month, he did not settlement for the 1926 painting, “ Old Boarding Street. (Town) (Town) worker’s "honest and reasonable” assertion of a right lumber shed on North Main Street she said was her daughter were Scott R. Vinci want to enclose a know how many horses were infected. "A ll we can do Saturday, 7:39 p.m. — Brush (ire. Spring Street House” The museum paid $20,000 when it acquired provided in a collective bargaining agreement is Friday night was intentionally set, arrested at 2:20 p.m. after a store non-conforming veranda and alter Sunday. 10 p.m. — Oil burner problem, 178 East is to isolate the animals and thoroughly disinfect the the watercolor from the artist in 1971. The painting (Town) Middle Turnpike. (Town) stables." he told UPI. concerted union activity protected by federal labor 278 t^ follow 1983 With fire officials said today. It was also security guard allegedly spotted a non-conforming front dormer at was a three- quarter view of a sprawling 18th-century set in a way similar to other Saturday, 8 p.m. — Smokeinvestigation, 811 Clinton Sunday, 11:08 p.m. — Medical call, 435 East Middle The prize-winning stallions, whose choreographed law. The moon is full. them leaving the store with two 76 Oxford St. house in Rockland. suspicious fires there and in other St. (Town) Turnpike. (Town) jumping and prancing performances at the Spanish Also today. Justice Lewis Powell declined to start ^ e morning stars are Jupiter and Saturn pairs of sboesin the girl’s purse. It was painted by Hopper on a visit to Rockland. It parts of the Eighth Utilities Police said Ms. Gonsalves had John C. Rivosa wants to have Saturday, 8:47 p.m. — Smell of smoke. 40 Olcott St Sunday, 11:54 p.m. — Car fire. Burr Corners. Riding school in Vienna are among Austria’s top the legal machinery necessary to have the Mobile, The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. (Town) was a feature of a Hopper show at the museum in 1971. 'District over the past three years, takeibone pair of shoes and the girl three proposed lots at 352 Hilliard (District) louri.st attractions, were not affected. Ala., school board held in contempt for defying him Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. and was carried on the cover of the show booklet. the district fire chief said. the other pair. The two had met St. with frontages of 80 feet each Saturday, 9:20 p.m. — Leaves fire, 31 Preston Monday, 8:31 a.m. — Automatic alarm, G.E. and allowing teacher-led prayer in the classrooms. Born on this date was Italian Renaissance painter Drive, (Town) The fire, which burned in two and put both pairs in the girl’s instead of the required 100 feet. Warehouse. Chapel Road. (District) Raphael, in 1483, bandleader Paul Whiteman, in 1890 and actor Dirk Bogarde, in 1921. separate places 10 feet apart, was purse before leaving the store, On this date in history: contained quickly by Eighth Dis­ they said. trict firefighters and caused minor Ms. Gonsalves was released on th l" Nathaniel Briggs was awarded a patent for damage. U started at about 10 p.m. the first washing machine. He called it an $100 cash bond pending an April 4 Peopletalk Friday. appearance in Manchester Super­ improvement for washing cloathes.” District Fire Chief said firefigh­ ior Court. The girl was referred to In 1939, Madrid surrendered to the nationalist ters found matches underneath the juvenile authorities, police said. areas burned. that she received an advance of over $1 million S h ° C iv if Waf***™" A 23-year-old Vernon man was Caroline entertained ♦.VV.'i-J 'f- 1 V from an as yet unidentified publisher. The title of The alleged theft of $3.60 worth of charged with drunken driving Princess Caroline of Monaco was the guest ol Ni?£o“ ^up®i9t'"??a«\r^ after he allegedly drove his car this roman a clef is “ Hollywood Wives.” As Bette empty beer bottles from the cellar ” . .. honor Sunday evening at a reception at New Davis once said, “ Fasten your seat belts ...” of a North School Street home led through a red light at the intersec­ York’s Palace hotel given by the hotel’s owners, W o i^ T a r to the arrest and jailing of a tion of South Main and Charter Oak Harry and Leona Helmsiey. It was another event , W-' . ■ Quoite of the day Throi®M-i ^ J"}®’®?'’ accident occurred at a plant in Warehouse Point man early Street and rammed another car in the course of Caroline’s nationwide tour as a .... Tlmee Mile Island, Pa., the worst on record at an Friday. broadside Thursday night. fund- raiser for the reconstruction of William American nuclear facility. Mike Todd Jr., whose late showman father was Police charged Joseph A. Per- Timothy J. Mack was also Shakespeare's original Globe Theater in London. married to Elizabeth Taylor, has this to say about alli, 39, with tIUrd-degree burglary charged with driving under sus­ Caroline’s mothp. Princess Grace, had prom­ his stepmother’s drinking habits in his book “ A writer and political- and sixth-degree larceny after an pension add running a red light, ised to make the tour before her death last Valuable Property: The Life Story of Michael to wh»f **« Tocqueville said, "If I were uked ...• officer allegedly observed him police said. September. The party was highlighted by a Todd” , which will be published by Arbor House in of staKular prosperity and growing strength. placing a case of Heineken beer Police said Mack and his pas­ poetry reading by Caroline, Michael York, May: “ With liquor, Elizabeth is more than a ®“«ht mainly to be’ bottles in his car. - sengers, 17-year-old Michelle La- Elizabeth Taylor, Nicol Williamson and others. match for anybody. I have never known anyone women^'^’ ^ superiority of their Police said Peralli broke into the Gasse of South Windsor and Caroline’s brother. Prince Albert, was one of the who can better hold their drink, and I ’ve never 18-year-old Marc Jackson of Rock­ guests. cellar hatchway of the home of seen her drunk. After a full day and night of Bradford Driggs of 54 N. School St. ville, were headed west on Charter drinking with Richard Burton and after only He allegedly stole three cases of Oak Street when the accident GgK tourney three hours sleep, she would look as fresh and bottles before being apprehended occurred at 10:15 p.m. glamorous as ever, while Richard, I and the rest iilanrliMtrr Hrrali around 5 a.m. Their car struck the passenger’s 'k '*! of the group looked bedraggled and wrung out.” Bail information and a Peralli’s side front quarter panel of a The Nabisco-Dinah Shore Invitational, the first UPI photo vehicle driven by Eugene Cancel- of four big women’s golf tourneys in the nation Richard M. Diamond, Publisher court date weren’t available at Gliinpses Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager police headquarters this morning. lieri, 25, of Wethersfield. this year, started Monday in Mission Hills, Calif. Walter Cronkite will be back on .Cancellieri’s passenger, Nadine It has the largest purse of all golf tournaments — television ASpril 7 for a PBS show Walter Cronkite will be back on televison April USPS 327-500 A Manchester woman was Davies, was admitted to Manches­ $400,000. On hand or expected for the fun were on Russia, while a new book reveals 7 for part one (if the PBS series, “ Dateline VOL. CH. No. 160 charged with sixth degree larceny ter Hospital for observation and is James McMurray and his wife, June Haver, Jack Moscow,” joining a panel of experts who will Publlghad dally axcapt Sunday and risk of injury to minor on in satisfactory condition today, a Lemmon, Bob and Dolores Hope, former that Elizabeth Taylor is more than a and certain holldaya by the Suggaatad carrier rates are .' l l '": mscuss U. S. press coverage in the Soviet Union... $1.20 wssidy. 85.12 (or one March 19 after an alleged’sbopliR- hospital spokeswoman said. The President Gerald R. 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The groups are p.m. Monday through Friday and at 11 a.m. in O n ter Springs Park. age six and under, and age seven to well as finance. Albert lives wih other trainees in TV s hero of good health, began a week’s run The Manchaatar Herald la a Jackie Collins, sister of actress Joan Collins of 7 lo to a.nl. Saturday. Delivery Both the Jaycees and Burger 12. Highway to oblivion a building owned by Morgan Guaranty and gets to Monday at New York’s Hayden Planetarium aubacribar lo United Press Inlar- the TV dynasty, has written a novel about should be made by 5 p.m. Mon- natlonal news sarvicss and Is a King on Center Street are sponsor­ work each day by taxi shared by a pool ol starring in “ Slim Goodbody’s Galactic Health day through Friday and by 7:30 Hollywood with characters so thinly disguised Adventure” a.m. Saturday. mambar o( the Audit Bureau ol ing the event. Participants arp pjked to bring A fogbound Interstate M appears to taper off into weather isn't supposed to improve much today, but CIrculatlona. o There will be two age groups baskets or other containers in competing for prizes which will be which to put the 'ggs. obscurity on a gray, dismal Monday morning. The forecasters say the sun may shine again on Tuesday. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. March 28, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 28, 1983 — 5 EPA ignored staff report Jordan's Hussein is said to be balking at peace talk role By Scott AAacLeod “The United States has not been able to get Israel The official also said Hussein was demanding Israel Plan- ....i Koa-jn nor 29 United Press International out of Lebanon, although this was the sign proposed by "anhalt me the spreaaspread oiof newnew jewisn Jewish seiuemeius settlements onon methe The troop withdrawal j,ha tal , ------_g _ 40 000 President Reagan during the Washington talks as a occupied West Bank. Israel, however, has announced aim to secure the w ‘hdrawal of 30,000 Israeli, AMMAN, Jordan — Jordanian officials said sign of U.S. credibility,” a Jordanian official said. an expansion of building since Reagan unveiled his Syrian and 10,000 PLO troops from Lebanon. on dioxin, soy officials Palestinian support will not persuade King Hussein to assume a role in President Reagan’s Middle East peace plan unless Washington secures an Israeli trom 1 in 100 to 1 in 1,000 from ingestion of question about it, ” he said in a telephone Bv Gregory Gordon interview of the 1 in 100 to 1 in 1,000 range. withdrawal from Lebanon. United Press International the chemical, minute amounts of which Miller stressed the federal government Palestine Liberation Organization chairman have caused cancer in laboratory animals. has no authority to ban fishing in state Yasser Arafat, in Riyadh Sunday for talks with Saudi WASHINGTON - EPA officials urged in One official familiar with the assessment waters but said the FDA has banned fish Arabian King Fahd, was to meet Hussein on whether a I98I draft report that fishing in the Great termed the projected risks "incredibly Jordan’s monarch would assume a role in a high,” although acknowledging it was not sale in interstate commerce of fish taken CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN Lakes be banned because of dioxin from contaminated areas. U.S.-sponsored peace process. contamination, but the federal government quite as high as the health threat faced by He said the FDA has urged governors of Arafat’s time of arrival in Jordan was not did little to discourage fishing, agency people exposed to dioxin in parts of Michigan and other states bordering the immediately known. officials say. Missouri. Great Lakes to ban fishing in areas where Under Reagan’s Sept. 1 plan, the PLO would give MEAT DEPT, SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS Regional Environmental Protection The 1981 EPA assessment, a copy of Hussein power of attorney to negotiate with Israel for Agency officials in Chicago recommended which was obtained by United Press dioxin levels of 50 parts per trillion or higher are detected. a Palestinian entity on the West Bank in association in the report in the spring of 1981 that Great International, was i^epared by Donald Dioxin contamination of the Great Lakes with Jordan. Israel seized the West Bank from Jordan ■ IMPORTED HAM lb. Lakes fishing be stopped because the Barnes and Paul Brown, co-chairmen of in the 1967 war. potential cancer risks were too high, EPA’s Chlorinated Dioxins Working Group. drew attention in 1980, when the Canadian 1 H UNO 0’ LAKES government notified the United States high The United States and Israel refuse to negotiate COLONIAl \ lb. sources said. It noted the FDA “has informally pointed directly with the PLO until the group recognizes the 1 AMERICAN CHEESE But scientists at the agency’s headquar­ to 100 parts per trillion as a 'level of levels of the toxic chemical were found in FUUY COOKED WATEM ADDED ■ ■ RUSSER WUNDERBAR herring gull eggs in Lake Huron and Lake Jewish state’s right to exist. ters — along with former assistant concern’” — a level that would pose a A Jordanian official said the PLO may give Hussein I I GERMAN BRAND BOLOGNA lb. administrator John Todhunter — elimi­ cancer risk of 1 in 100. Ontario. Canadian officials blamed the Dow permission to negotiate with Israel in the Palestini­ HALF SEMI M I FRWO nated the reference, agreeing the decision Sanford Miller, director of the FDA’s ans’ behalf. He said Hussein may be able to appoint lb. should be left to the Food' and Drug Bureau of Foods, acknowledged the FDA Chemical Co.’s plant in Midland, Mich., and ■ I PROVOLONE CHEESE Administration, the sources said. eventually decided dioxin levels of 50 parts chemical dumpsites in the Love Canal area non-members of the PLO to participate in the talks. BONELESS HAMS ». B I LEVONUN in upstate New York for the contamination. Jordanian officials said, however, Hussein "is still PLATE PASTRAMI lb. Agency officials sharply criticized the per trillion or higher were too dangerous for awaiting signals on the U.S. side,” adding Reagan has resulting FDA standard that concludes human consumption — levels still higher On March 18, officials of EPA’s Chicago WEAVER regional office testified to a House subcom­ not delivered on his promise to secure the withdrawal there is negligible health risk to persons than those recommended by EPA of Israeli troops from Lebanon. CHICKEN ROLL lb. who eat a weekly meal of fish contam inated scientists. mittee that they were pressured by acting MORKEU WHOLE OK HALF EPA chief John Hernandez to change a BLUE RIME with dioxin at levels of 25 parts per trillion Miller questioned the validity of EPA’s FUUY COOKED lb. or less, and minimal risk to those who eat risk assessments, noting they were extrap­ report blaming dioxin pollution in the two SHRIMP SALAD fish once a week at levels under 50 parts per olations from findings of dioxin's effects on rivers on Dow Chemical. lAHIK 2 trillion. animals but said he would generally not Hernandez was among five EPA officials Pope begins " E Z " CUT KIELBASA lb. EPA scientists projected in 1981 that quarrel with EPA’s calculations model. who resigned Friday as part of a major KRAKUS IMPORTED those people face a cancer risk ranging "That’s a very high level of risk, no housecleaning at the agency. HAMS lb CANNED HAM 3-lb. can holy rites \ i ------Reagan administration downplays BONELESS - FUUY COOKED GARDEN FRESH 8 of Easter week FLEUR ''DE" LEIS PRODUCE SPECIALS VATICAN CITY — With a special Holy Year under HAMS lb UPI photo scathing words of Yuri Andropov way, a hectic round of Easter Week rites awaited SEEDLESS GRAPES ib 1.29 Pope John Paul II today as he readied for ceremonies DR. BARNEY CLARK'S FAMILY AT A NEWS CONFERENCE expected to draw millions of pilgrims from around the WASHINGTON (UPI) — Administration "They make it about me, they make it States and Europe. world. FRESH ... His wife said his family was grateful for the heart implantation officials contend a sharp attack by Soviet about several other people in the govern­ The Senate returns from its Easter recess LARGE NAVEL ORANGES 5/99C leader Yuri Andropov will not impede a next week to begin pondering Reagan’s The pope officially began Holy Week with a Palm ment and I have no doubt that they’ve said it Sunday mass before an estimateed 100,000 people who stepped-up drive by President Reagan to about the president," he said. request for a 10 percent increase, after MARVEL jammed St. Peter’s Square under cloudless skies and SPINACH 10 oz. bag sell his defense policies at home and Weinberger said Reagan, in pressing for inflation, in military spending next year — brilliant sunshine. 69C abroad. a military buildup that could cost $2 trillion a proposal rejected last week by the House. TURKEYS lb. Barney Clark's widow The administration Sunday sought to play John Paul carried a palm branch symbolizing over five years, is merely responding to “an Christ’s entry into Jerusalem on the Sunday before he down the significance of Andropov’s enormously greater investment” the So­ Administration officials said the harsh 10-14 lbs and 18-20 lb CELERY HEARTS 69C charge, published in the Communist Party was crucified 1,950 years ago. He blessed palms and viets have made in offensive weaponary. rhetoric from Andropov will not lessen olive branches waved by throngs massed in the newspaper Pravda, that Reagan lied in The administration, in an official state­ Reagan's determination to fight for his square. says ordeal painful describing Soviet military power in a ment, said, "we regret the tone and defense budget and broaden support for his televised speech last week. The pope sat in front of the ancient Egyptian obelisk content" of Andropov’s remarks, but overall national security objectives, which in the center of the square for the first part of the insisted there is ample evidence the Soviet was in evidence last Wednesday and will ceremonies. He later walked in the procession of Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger, Union has outpaced the United States in remain a common theme in his appearan­ but still worth it ces during the next two weeks. palm-carrying pilgims from the obelisk toward St. appearing Sunday on NBC’s "Meet the arms spending and has failed to observe a Peter’s basilica and said a mass from the steps of the Press,” dismissed the accusation as "the self-described moratorium on missile de­ The selling job continues Thursday with a largest church in the Christian world. ' TUESDAY ONLY c simple, standard Soviet disinformation ployments in Europe. speech to the Los Angeles World Affairs FEDERAL WAV, Wash. (UPI) - Dr. Robert Jarvik, inventor of the During his homily, the pope recalled the gospel air-driven polyurethane pump, said the that’s been poured out for years” intended Reagan’s speech last Wednesday, in Council, in which Reagan is expected to story of Christ’s triumphant entry on a donkey into the Barney Clark's widow, preparing to “to secure world opinion on their side." which he portrayed his rearmament effort stake out a new position at the Intermediate WAYBEST GENUINE CHICKEN LEGS ...... Ib. DHv say a final goodbye Tuesday to the man next patient could be implanted within Holy City, and how the people greeted him with palm six months, hopefully in a body more While unable to recall a previous occasion as a justified response to a relentless Soviet Nuclear Forces talks in Geneva by and olive branches. she met in the 7th grade, has painful when the Kremlin accused an American arms buildup, and Andropov’s response, signaling his willingness to accept an memories of her husband's 112-day healthy than Clark’s, “No matter how After the mass, the pope went up to his private $ 1 well the heart did, it could not improve president of lying, Weinberger said Soviet have increas^ East-West tensions at a interim agreement tied to the eventual goal struggle with the world's first perman­ leaders “make this claim daily.” time of great political debate in the United of his “zero option." apartments to make his weekly noon Sunday address WAYBEST GENUINE CHICKEN BREAST ...... lu. B ■0 9 ent artificial heart but says the ordeal the emphysema,” he said. and to bestow his blessing on a crowd of faithful from was worth it. Mrs. Clark and her children and his window on the top floor of the Vatican’s apostolic While doctors and others debate the grandchildren held a news conference palace. medical and ethical suitability of the Saturday, in part to "tell everyone all From the window, the pope urged all Romans and . LEAN DOMESTIC COOKED HAM ...... n. ^2 . 4 9 Jarvik-7 plastic pump, Una Loy Clark over the world how much we appre­ visitors to take part in religious services during the recommends other potential artificial ciate their messages of comfort and Northeast hit extraordinary “Holy Year of the Redemption, ’ ’ which heart recipients follow her husband's messages of love.” began Friday when the pope opened the Holy Door in !So S u b stitu te example. She also said despite all the pain her St. Peter’s Basilica. We Give Old Fashioned "They may have unforeseen prob­ husband went through in his last 3>/i Some 9 million pilgrims are expected to travel to For Quality A . . . lems my husband didn't have, but 1 months of life, "I’m sure ifhewere here by spring snow Rome to take part in the special religious ceremonies Butcher Service would tell them to go for it, I really today he would tell you he would do it of the Holy Year at the Vatican and in the churches would," Una Loy Clark told reporters again." and catacombs of the tity. By United Press International over the weekend. During the fifth Holy Week of his pontificate, John STORE HOURS; Clark died at 9:02 p.m. Wednesday at Through it all, she said, "He never Paul is to preside over the Mass of the Chrism, a the University of Utah Medical Center gave up, he never stopped trying and A spring storm that buried Nebraska under 2 feet of ceremony at St. Peter’s where he will bless the sacred Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 ■: I 317 Highland St in Salt Lake City. He was 62. never, ever did I hear my husband snow moved into the Northeast today with rain, oils used in baptisms, confirmations and the Funeral services were scheduled for voice regrets at having done this.” freezing rain, and heavy snow that fell at the rate of 2 consecration of new churches. Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9;00 MANCHESTER 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Federal Way barney and Mrs. Clark first met in inches an hour in New Hampshire and Vermont. On Good Friday, the Polish-born pope will walk in R Mormon Stake Center, where Barney the 7th grade, when they both attended Intermittent rain and snow stretched from Illinois the traditional Way of the Cross, a nighttime Sat. & Sunday and Una Loy Clark worshipped. the same school in Utah. to the Atlantic, with snow and freezing rain in the ceremony following a path from the Colosseum to the 'til 6:00 CONN. "I don't think there will be another Her son. Dr. Steven Clark, 35. a mountains of central Pennsylvania. Palatine Hill, center of ancient Rome. heart recipient who is as physically ill physician from Bellevue, Wash., said Heavy snow fell in northern Utah, cutting visibility Bells in the hundreds of churches scattered across Closed Easter Sunday as my husband was," Mrs. Clark said. besides his father’s wish to contribute to near zero from Wanship to Silver Creek. A cold the city will toll at midnight Saturday at the "I think this is one of the major things to science, he and the family also front spread scattered rain and snow showers from conclusion of a Holy Saturday mass to be celebrated they have found through wanted him to attain “a certain quality the Pacific Northwest into the northern and central at St. Peter’s. experimentation. of life" after the operation. Rockies. An estimated quarter of a million pilgrims are "You cannot take a man whose “We all have to realize that we never Half a foot of snow piled up in New York’s expected to gather for the traditional Easter Address organs have been so deprived for 3‘A attained that particular hope,” the Adirondack Mountains, with more coming. Snow to the city of Rome and to the world at St. Peter’.8440 iThatcher in 1979 and forced to resign from his by the looters may be ment has helped patrol Baseball Maneheater Parkade iprestlgious position as art adviser to Queen Elizabeth. 1IQHLAND PARK MKT. HIGHLAND PARK MKT. HIQHL||^2 J HIGHLAND PARK MKT. dioxin-contaminated, the town’s perimeters, but Call.... Swimming Lessons ; The man who exposed Blunt in 1963, a wealthy Kemp said, but the Envir- will not enter the side A_ . ^^660 PM--- WMiulara, #-6 ----a^ i 'American recruited by Blunt to spy for the Soviets, onmental Protection streets. 643-2711 CALL FOR FREE BROCHURE Maaieioard ,^ ^ acoa^ at moat 'said Blunt’s later life was characterized bv remorse. Agency says the levels are The majority of the Aak for__ 646-3687 Alio In jseansl ; “I think he was filled with genuine rem^ ■se about not high enough to be looters have come from 791 Mein 8L Mencheeter during raguiar atora houra ■his life,” said Michael Straight, the American Blunt iliiiilin iT u iiiu itiiiiii :recruited. 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 28, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 28, 1983 - 7

Richard M. Diamond, Publlaher Dan FKts,'Editor OPINION Alex Qlrelll, City Editor The European Connection: Most countries report drug addiction on increase, more deaths from overdose

Jack By Barry James From a handful ol addicts in early 1981 “the important transit route. Anderson United Press International Travelers found with drugs at estimate of abusers now ranges between at ieast Eastern European countries also present a serious Measuring the decline of the schools 10,000 to 25,000” the Board said. "The rate of increase problem. While their secret police forces restrain the LONDON — The narcotic trade, an epidemic in the Washington many Asian airportfe face long is high and menacing.” abuse of narcotics — if not alcohol — they do little to United States for years, has gained a foothold in the In the past year, Pakistani police have seized more stop drug trafficking from the Middle East to Western Merry-Qo-Round European jigsaw network of terrorism, gun-running Superintendent James P. include everything from speciai prison sentences, even death. than one ton of heroin, including one massive Europe. to calculate the number of and high-level financial racketeering, investigators 882-pound haul concealed in a gasoline tanker truck. Kennedy didn't pull any students in every class in the education (which schoois have say. “A major problem posed is the illicit traffic which punches last week in explaining Traffickers in Iran have been Seizures of " ^ a l l ” quantities of 50 to 100 pounds are transits these countries ... particularly through school system, add them up, to do anyway) to programs for Britain, which once peddled opium to China as an common. what would happen if $262,000 is Manchesi Yugoslavia and Bulgaria. as»well as Romania and and take an average. With the the gifted, athletics, and as­ instrument of state policy, has become, according to summarily shot — but the trade But Paki^ani authorities appear reluctant to move most recently Hungary.’’ the U.N. said. cut from the school budget he staffing cuts Kennedy has pro­ sorted perks that go beyond the an Interpol spokesman in Paris, an enormous market against a ^ c a l source of illicit opium among the 2.5 Authorities in Turkey, West Germany and Italy wants next year. Spotligl posed, that average will almost scope of classroom instruction. for heroin. goes on, and the big fish remain million Afghan refugees camped along the border suspect that Bulgarian trucks are used to smuggle Manchester's schools will certainly be higher next year in To meet Weiss’s budget cut, Liaison It had only 62 registered heroin addicts in 1958. Last region. arms to left wing groups in the Middle East, bringing have fewer teachers, larger Bv Raymond DeMeo - Herald Reporter town schools, even accounting Kennedy has proposed reducing year, the Home Office reported more than 8,000 out of the law’s reach. A senior diplomat from> the region said the back narcotics that can then be exchanged for hard classes, an inadequate mainte­ addicts seeking treatment — up by 25 percent in one currency. ■ for declining enrollments. the number of special education year. Pakistani government feared that to move into the nance budget, and obsolete and Chalk up a minus one on aides and teachers. He’s consid­ refugee camps and uncover a drug processing and The profits from the drug trade boggle the inefficient machinery pressed more than But that is only the tip of the icebierg. The Any chance of breaking up the drug rings appears trafficking operation would be^toTsubstantiate Soviet imagination. Manchester's EQI. ering eliminating jayvee sports Department of Health and Social Security estimates into service for one more year, ing a decline in educational at the Junior high, cutting an art minimal. The head of the anti-Mafia squad, Gen. allegations that the refugees>narbor "criminal A 2.2 pound packet of opium paste that costs $5,000 in one of those amorphous Building maintenance is there are at least 20,000 jieroin addicts in Britain and elements. ^ Pakistan can yield more than $1 million when refined he told the Board of Education. quality. He didn't. teacher and one of two environ­ Carlo Dalla Chiesa, was assassinated in Palermo last phrases, like "quality of life,” another straightforward cate­ at least as many addicted to other drugs. September — a warning to the authorities to keep ^ into heroin, cut with other substances and sold to If General Manager Robert B. In several years of covering that people use but can't define. gory. How’s the condition of the mental education teachers, and piilowtolk In West Germany, where 383 mostly young people Weiss gets his $262,000 cut, and clear.. THE COUNTRIES ijiround the Golden Triangle also addicts on the streets of New York. education. I've learned that the The one thing they can say with physicai plant? Manchester ending van service for students died of drug overdoses last year. Interior Minister Investigators report close collaboration between are battling worsening addiction. Governments have little success in getting at those Kennedy's predictions come quality of education hardly ever certainty is that they don’t want High School, which will be fully in the vocationai-agriculturai Friedrich Zimmerman said the problem was “worse the Mafia and remnants of the Red Brigades Malaysia has just decreed an automatic death skillfully laundered profits, concealed in the num­ true, there will be 30 fewer goes down no matter how much it to go down. renovated next September, program. If he has to do all this, WASHINGTON - For most than terrorism.” terrorists, who have abandoned any pretence of penalty for anyone caught with more than 15grams of bered bank accounts of tax havens or reinvested in school employees next year. the school budget gets cut. I've It’s too bad nobody's come up would tip the town’s EQI score a minus two — no, three — married men who get caught In Zurich, Switzerland, 19 people have died of drug left-wing ideology to become plain criminal heroin in an attempt to stamp out trafficking. further expansion of the narcotics trade. That, Kennedy said, "will have grown used to school superin­ with some criteria to determine on the EQI. fooling around, the wife’s wrath is overdoses this year: average age, 20. Zurich airport mercenaries. Thailand has included narcotics control as a top Said Sicilian magistrate Giusto Sciacchitano, “The upward. But budget cuts mean police earlier this year arrested a Syrian couple adverse consequences on edu­ tendents handing in budgets what constitutes educational the administration will proba­ punishment enough. But American The two main sources of heroin, says the United priority in its current five-year development plan. Mafia invests its profits through financial channels cational services.” carrying heroin worth $3.5 million on the street. Nations, are the Burma-Laos-Thailand “Golden Travelers found with drugs at many Asian airports that are more sophisticated than those used by they say are pared to the bone, quality. It could be done. Just as bly put off planned, and needed, ’THERE ARE scores of less diplomats who stray down the In France, the Paris drugs squad has been I asked Kennedy whether that only to see them cut and cut the Consumer Price Index repairs to roofs and blacktop at tangible attributes of a school priinrose path in communist coun­ Triangle” and Pakistan. face long prison sentences, even death. Traffickers in orthodox multinational corporations." increased 50 percent to deal with the wave of drug In Hong Kong, the notorious "triad” criminal Iran have been summarily shot — although a relative The U.N. Narcotics Control Board urges govern­ meant the quality of education again. Somehow, even while (CPI) catalogs the cost of goods several elementary schools. system thdt would have to be tries catch it from Uncle Sam as abuse. Last year, 164 people died of overdoses and in Manchester's schools will societies operate major heroin processing centers and of the Ayatollah Ruholla Khomeini, alleged to have ments to redouble efforts against the financiers of hacking at the marrow, the and services purchased by the Add to that the cutting of a analyzed and measured to com­ j well. police made 22,146 drug-related arrests, twice as traffick their product around East Asia and further smuggled heroin to West Germany recently, appears international drug trafficking “who not only hide their decline. He said it did. administrators always man­ ave/age consumer, this educa­ pile an EQI of reasonable many as in the previous year. maintenance worker’s position, That’s what has happened to afield. to have escaped punishment. capital gain in legitimate enterprises, but also use it to I had posed my question with aged to avoid damaging “the tional quality index (EQI) In Rome, the syringes littering the streets every which means the schools will be accuracy. Manchester’s school Myron Hoffmann, a veteran For­ The colony, a prize for Britain in its first opium war But the trade goes on, and the big fish remain out of establish networks of intor-locking criminal some mischief in mind. I quality of education." would monitor the value of the morning point to the growing problem of addiction the law’s reach. a little less clean next year, and admininistrators, who know far eign Service officer with the U.S. with China, “can be termed the hub of the financial activity,” wanted to find out if, after the educational goods and services more than I about education, even in such a family-oriented nation. operations for illicit drug trafficking in the region," In their clandestine progress toward Western The tone of the report is deeply pessimistic. It says you get another negative point Information Agency at our Prague gloom and doom over the WHEN YOU get down to provided by school systems. on the EQI. could probably do the legwork Statistics are hard to come by. Authorities the Narcotics Control Board said. markets, the narcotics leave a trail of corruption and the financiers and traffickers will go on finding more embassy. According to officials variously estimate there are as many as 200,000 implications of the cuts, specifics, “quality of educa­ Class sizes would be an easy Here’s one more category: — if they weren’t so busy finding Just as Britain itself became infected with the vice bribed officials. and better ways of eluding detection. It says, close to the case, Hoffmann was heroin addicts in Europe. Kennedy would balk at predict- tion" doesn't mean much. It's item to index. Oneway would be special services. That could ways to cut the budget. it peddled to the Chinese in the 19th Century, so are the Drugs bound for Europe from the Middle East pass governments must do much more to prevent having a liaison with a Czech In several countries, narcotics abuse is the second rural societies where opium is produced and through countries in the Eastern Mediterranian and addicition in the first place, and provide better woman and was found out. most serious cause of death in young people after trafficked being undermined by narcotics addiction. the Balkans that are either ill-equipped or ill-disposed treatment for those who succumb. traffic accidents. Pakistan is developing a heroin abu.se problem to search for small parcels of heroin in the thousands “The struggle against drug abuse," it said, “is first The USIA summarily yanked the What the United Nations calls "an ironic twist” to which the Narcotics Control Board said is of of trucks that travel through their territory. and foremost a fight against the degradation and In Manchester indiscreet Lothario back to Wa­ the situation is that the acetic anhydride essential for “epidemic proportions.” The U.N. body pinpoints Greece as an increasingly destruction of human beings." manufacturing heroin continues to be exported from shington. He has been languishing Europe to pi'oducer countries. in limbo ever since, while his Cocaine "snorting” also is becoming increasingly Incest requires superiors decide what punishment popular in Western Europe. The U.N.’s International to mete out. Narcotics Control Board in Vienna, Austria, said Why all the excitement? Simply cocaine is having a "serious adverse impact on countries' economic, social and political fabric.” this: the diplomat’s doxy was a “In social and economic terms,” the board said, more public airing communist spy. “the cost of drug abuse is staggering, particularly Although there’s no evidence when taking into account the crime and violence dr which emerge in its wake, and its erosive impact on You could tell two things man sarcastically asked her WiH't that the amorous FSO leaked any moral values.” from the caller’s voice. She why she had even bothered to a iR ’. secrets to his paramour — as an was elderly. And she was report the crime after so ■m information officer, he may not WELL-PUBLICIZED drug hauls by police and ''We make sure have had any to leak — the USIA customs can give oniy a hint of the far larger amounts angry. many years. brass was determined to make an believed to be escaping detection. The gist of her complaint: There is a prevailing feel­ example of him. Authorities in Western Europe last yearseized a ton how could the Manchester ing that when incest goes on, of heroin, 64 tons of marijuana and nearly 700 pounds we get more “These days Herald, a family newspaper, THE ONLY THING holding up of cocaine. But an Interpol spokesman said you’ve got to watch those who are victims of it are traffickers are breaking up consignments into every nickel.” print such a shocking account somehow to blame for what his punishment at this point is the culprit’s colleagues. USIA sources smaller quantities and diversifying routes, making MaryAan Tan(ari, or the front page of Thurs­ happens. the task of detection that much more difficult. forourmon^. TolUod.CT. day’s edition? The media blitz about rape told my associate Lucette Lagnado In the United States, the Drug Enforcenijnt "The story which upset her that the Foreign Service has closed Administration estimates that narcotics traffic in 1980 in recent yeras has had ranks behind him. He reportedly amounted to $90 billion. It believes 450,000 Americans We use coupons to more at enough to call was an account results. Attitudes ARE has the support of high embassy are in heroin’s grip, 24 million use marijuana and 12 of a young woman who was changing. Police, clergymen officials, including Ambassador million to 17 million indulge in cocaine. the store. And our new^Liquid the victim of incest from age and hospital personnel are Jack Matlock. Uncounted millions more are in some way Money Fund gets us more 10 to age 17. The young trained to be sensitive to the dependent on tranquilizers and stimulants. USIA officialdom’s point of view The seamy business behind the ritzy cocaine parties woman’s brother sexually rape victim. Support groups is that the diplomat committed a and degraded heroin addicts has spawned crime and interest - insured interests assaulted her when her par­ for those who have suffered serious breach of security simply corruption on a global scale. ents were not in the house. from rape have been formed by the fact of his illicit liaison with South American nations depend on it. Smooth at the Savings Bank of Two uncles also had , as­ in most cities. The public a communist agent. They point out frontmen for criminal organizations launder unfa­ Manchester. Why, we that all American personnel sent to thomable profits. The Mafia, helped by left wing saulted her at various times anger over the recent gang terrorists, defies the law and pours deadly heroin into during her adolescence. rape of a woman in a New posts behind the Iron Curtain are -the United States and Western Europe from can see it right Incest, obviously, does not Bedford bar reflects chang­ warned to be extremely careful in clandestine laboratories in Sicily. their contact with the local The United Nations, in a recent report, acknowl­ here in our make pleasant reading. But it ing attitudes. population. Grocery ^ is a problem which some The same sort of attention edged that attempts to stem the tide are failing. passbook!” The State Department knows "The drug abuse situation continues to deteriorate Coupons experts say is growing. And it now needs to be paid to the in most parts of the world,” it said. "The number, is a problem which needs from painful experience that variety and potency of drugs illicitly used are problems of the incest victim. Soviet-bloc secret police are ex­ more public attention — not And, just as many communi­ ’83 growing. Illicit production is expanding and traffick­ less. tog The schools are a natural communists threaten to expose the victimized diplomat unless be to shift their operations from the United States. ^Savings Bank young woman’s account re­ place for children to learn in a Open forum/ Readers' views THE MAFIA is reported to be heavily involved in a agrees to work for them. If the flected that. non-threatening way about diplomat is foolish enough to agree chain of trafficking that stretches from the poppy ^of Manchester Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 fields of southwest Asia through Sicily to the docks For instance, for years law incest. 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Audie Murphy, Bill of the architecture and an explana­ Olivier, Michael Came, Alec Caw- meone has discovered that they 10:15P.M. for a man and love for religion, HARTFORD — Desc'riptions of grant from the Office of Legisla­ (3® - Radio 1990 dent Timothy HuttoqjMary Tyler struggles to find herself. Carol CB - Tom Cottle Show Mauldin. Andy Devine. 1951. Connecticut's Capitol building tion of key artifacts. Moore. Donald Sutherland 1980 thorne. 1972, have a secret. Leslie Nielsen, Ja­ O - MOVIE: 'ChariotE of Fire' tive Management, which also ( 0 ) Moneyline mie Lee Curtis. 1980. Baker, Roger Moore, Vittorio - America's Top Tan The building includes a bronze Rated R (SB - Frontline Daisy Portrait of T w o dissimilar runners compete Gassman. 1959. • CB range from an ’’architectural provides the league with a small more @ - News in the 1924 Olympics. 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Others volunteer their Libertad Lamarque National Hockey League GD - MOVIE; 'Sayonara' This 3:30A.M. min.) society likes to look young (60 drama, based on the James Mich- capes death ‘by mistake' and res­ ( 8 ( 8 (3 ) - Sign Off structure, capped by turrets and services. to the Civil War and even the camp H3) - MOVIE: The Candidate' d® - Entertainment Tonight m in ) ^ ener novel, is about the interracial ists the 'messenger' who keeps (S ) - NCAA Division II gables and covered with niches "The goal is to educate voters in bed of Lafayette, a Revolutionary A behind the scenes look at the 8:30 P.M. GD - NBC News Overnight Wrestling Championship from GB - Business Report GB - Great Performances romance between a Korean W ar summoning him to the beyond. and ornaments, is an amalgama­ the legislative process and make it War French general. process of campaigning for high CB CB - Foot in the Door A David Niven. Kim Hunter. 1946 (3) - Spotlight Preview North Dakota State University Dance in America The Catherine pilot and a Japanese entertainer tion of styles. The interior is more accessible," Mrs. Cary said. For a fourth-grade class from of the same. Brooklyn Elementary School, a ASSORTED ON THE A^^EMBLV LINE ATMcKEE INPU$TRlE^s She said Connecticut’s program WE SHOULD BAN THEM. As an office building it is not very is “ totally different from any other one-hour tour last week highligh­ THEVRE A HINDRANCE TO ted the state's replica of the CHOCOIATE THE WORKERS- A DISTRAC­ BRIDGE ASTRO efficient — it has more open space state. We're the only one to use FUVOMD JELIY o i M TION TO THEIR WORK. than most city parks. But it serves league members or to do it as Liberty Bell, the Senate chamber as'the home of state government cheaply.” with a chance to make a wish in the RABBir BEANS GRAPH and at the very least the architec­ Charter Oak chair, the House SOllD-l'AINCHBTiUl tural frosting attracts public THE GUIDES are a familiar chamber, Hall of Flags and a visit RIGUUR, SPICI OR RUCR attention. sight in their red jackets, white to the Genius of Connecticut, a Defense is displayed “ It’s not very big, but we kind of blouses and blue skirts or slacks. 17-foot plaster statue representing N? waste a lot of time and energy than two years of pressure, the cancer. 1974, is leaking into groundwater a 6A$Y GI-UM-EA^YCL o WI 7 0Z. CROSSWORD doing things which count for state has begun to re-test wells in Tests of some of the wells in the little. smelly liquid that, when exposed to | .CANS the Honey Hill section where / * LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Plans neighborhood identified several air, turns orange. ! ------1 \ I— residents claim pollutants in contaminants, but the amounts o f . may not go as smoothly as you , A ACROSS 5 Bar item Answer to Previoua Puzzle anticipate today, but try to take groundwater have caused a high those substances fell within fed­ The residents have fought with s o 6 Pottatsive things In stride. The more Irri­ rate of cancer. eral standards for safe drinking unusual persistance and cash, RITE AID 1 JapansM port pronoun AQSCH A LOMR 1 - □ D D B E i a tated you become the less logi­ The state Department of Health water. having raised $35,000 on their own. iWM 6 Ancient port 7 Tha briny cal you're apt to act. of Roma Services were scheduled to begin But the cancers have neighbor­ About $25,000 of that money has ELASTK LEO daep VmOO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) You 11 Of no avail □ □ a today testing the wells for up to 175 hood residents worried and wond­ been spent on private water tests to 8 Bowling could be In for a pleioant 13 Royal wives □ □ D natural or man-made pollutants to ering whether their water is slowly push the town to do something. surprise today where business MSFOSAIU 14 Triad for Ilia target on on determine if their water is safe or taking a toll on their bodies. TThe private tests found the 3 1$ 9 Habituated □ □ D □ Is concerned. A seemlingty C lW b y W A me IMRsv U t PM gTMOH 15 Third largest poisonous. They have persistently sought mercury level in one well was at 10 Batata of □ n o d n u negative situation may sudden­ planet ly sprout new opportunities. The health department looked more extensive tests to determine the state limit. Cyanide was found burden aonnicja nna 16 Broke bread LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be into the cancers in 1980 — when 11 •oz. 12 Vortex □ □ □ □ □ □ if their water can cause cancer. in another well and in a third well, 17 Genetic sure to hold up your end of an ROTTII material O D CDDCl □ cases had been reported — and They fear their drinking water is low levels of the carcinogen 13 Sociaty of agreement today, especially If (abbr.) concluded the evidence “ does not dangerously contaminated by a benzidine were detected. Friends the other guy is doing every­ 19 Before (prefix) □ □ □ □ E l a a g g support the theory” that the 0H,lKN0MlTWAi& 18 Horta (tl.) thing he said he would. It takes foul liquid oozing from a nearby 20 Burning glaaa 21 Motttscura two to make It work. cancers were caused by toxic garbage dump. However, a subsequent test by 22 Himalayan ox 23 Gum tree 35 Hockey 48 Babylonian SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) substances from the landfill. The residents fear the 13 cancer the town found that in the eight 23 Knota 25 Basabsllar league (abbr.) deity You have a remarkable ability The review said the cancers cases that have been diagnosed in neighboring wells most likely to be 24 Normandy RITE AID 37 Regard highly 49 Not of the today to turn losing situatlona JOHHSOH'S invaiion day Barra were of a different type and that 25 homes in the area in the past contanim’ated, the drinking water 38 More miaarty clergy Into something quite profitable. 26 Part of apaach 27 Charge some developed sooner than the decade may be linked to the dump. was safe, said First Selectwoman Don't hesitate to put this gift to BABY 28 Prepotitian 29 Plant part 39 Duty unite 51 Belonging to typical 10-year latency period for The.landfill, opened in 1967 and Margaret S. Gill 33 Hemp 41 Racadet the thing the teat If necessary. 30 Sainca sound •AOITTARHJS (Nov. 23-Ooc. ® baby 31 Inner lalf 34 Rattive 43 Holey chaate 52 Actraas Watt powder 21) Persons who may prove to 32 Female taint be a bit too difficult for others (abbr.) 1 Z 3 4 S D 7 a B 10 33 Nuclear to get along with today should 11 12 13 be putty in your hands. You'll 14 oz. reaction Twin 3-year-olds killed know how to soothe their SIZI 36 Biblical land 14 IB chagrin. 39 Tapaa CAA u CORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) 40 Article ID ID Don’t make an important deci­ 42 Poems ■ 1 B sion under pressure today. If in fire in New Haven home 44 Dollar bill 20 wiiaMvuRiRWRTiBuiiiTRminmB PRia8OTiaiviimaiiiTMW«mi8.i4«i NOTnMONwuntnFOMAmKMi you get off by yoursalt where I L C V E T O ..p e c A u s e 45 Law degree 1 1 W ALK IN THE YCXJ REAU.YENJCY (abbr.) 24 27 you can think things out, you’ll NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Twin Jeffrey, is listed in critical condi­ were slightly injured in the two- ) r.,.EK...AH... SRPILINGr PBOPLEfe 6lA^PLe 46 Gullet 1 coma up with the right 3-^ar-oId boys have died and their tion in Yale-New Haven Hospital, RAIM. answers. alarm blaze. b e c a u s e ...UH.. PLEASURES, nCN'T'^CU'? 47 Cannot 2D 30 AOUAfHUS (Jan. 204M. IB) sister remains hospitalized in said the spokesman. Shields said the fire was very SO Island of the ■ 31 Impatience la your arch enemy critical condition as the result of an New Haven Fire Chief Edward “ intense” when fire officials ar­ Bthamaa 1 today, especially If you are “ intense” early morning fire that Shields s^id three firefighters and rived and is under investigation by 53 Sit anew )3 34 37 SD RITE AID PHARMACIES 1 54 Ogles trying to get a quick commit­ swept through their home. James'Eiiiot, 25, the twin's father. the arson squad. 1 ment. The “ Yes" will come Jeremey Elliot died at 7; 15 p.m. 55 Craftily Sf « 43 ENFIELD EAST HARTFORD 1 F when you stop pushing. Sunday night in Yale-New Haven 56 Fortune tallsrt 1 1 PISCES (Pab. 20-March 20) A History group sets meeting 44 4D •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH; 746 41 21 •271 ELLINGTON BD. I joint venture coukt turn out to Hospital from injuries sustained in DOWN 1 1 B ! the fire, said a hospital spokes­ COVENTRY - The Coventry lecturer, will show slides and MANCHESTER 47 4D 4D BO 11 B2 bo coatly today If n is being PHARMACY PH. 528-61 1 5| diraclod by another. Don’t take man. His brother, James E lliotlll, Historical Society will meet Tues­ discuss seven cities m China he 1 Rubbish •361 MAIN STREET^PHARMACY PH: 649 91 10 fS B day, 7:30 p.m., in the society 2 Cut out for 4 chancaa by atidicating your died at' St. Raphael Hospital recently visited. authority. several hours after the fire broke building on South Street. 3 Accompany SB BD l u l l 4 Outfit rimT------rrnriiBi >bbi| out at 12:02 a.m. Sunday. Norman LaRochelle of Coven­ The meeting is open to the An older sister, 13-year-oId Zina try, a well-known traveler and public. 10 MANCHKSTER HERALD, Monday, March 28. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Murcli 28, 1983 — II Boosts fo local economy sought Three ports in Northeast compete for fleet FOCvUS /ffome

By Joseph AAlonowany As a result, members of the the House Appropriations Subcom­ United Press International Northeast congressional delega­ mittee on Defense. tion — normally on thesame side of Addabbo aide Dick Seelmeyer WASHINGTON — Congres­ matters such as the environment agrees political shoving may come and weatherization — find them-' House of brick sional delegations from the Nor­ into play in the final decision but theast usually work for the same selves pushing and pulling in cautions against giving Massachu­ general goals, but a debate over different directions on this setts an overwhelming edge. “ Just where the Navy should base a new occasion. because the speaker has access to small fleet has caused at least a Infamous Captain Kidd was once a visitor to this 1760 home the president doesn’t mean they three-way rift. FOR ITS- part, Rhode Island's (the ships) will go there,’’ he said, At issue is which one of a trio of delegation, outnumbered politi­ long country kitchen of exposed, hand-hewn beams, ports — Boston, New York-New cally, is promoting the state’s Editor’s note; once a month the Manchester Herald THE FOCAL POINT is'the brick-hearth fireplace WHERE A game of political white plaster and rough wooden cabinets. Jersey or Newport, R.l. — the history as a Navy center and features a house for sale in the area. which is completely surrounded by decorative wood hardball would leave little Rhode There’s a blue slate floor and butcher block Navy will dse as home base for a playing up the advantages of not paneling. Long paned windows admit a great deal of Island is unclear. counters. From the beams hang dried herbs and all light. group of six or seven vessels it having to base a fleet in a major Aides to Sen. Claiborne Pell, By Susan Plese kinds of baskets. hopes to form in the next few years. metropolitan area, such as New Upstairs there are five rooms and a full bath. At the • D-R.I., argue if — as O’NeiH’s The windows are multi-paned, long and deep. The York or Boston. Herald Reporter top of the stairs is a room Mrs. Bradley uses for According to congressional aides say — cost effectiveness and casements are wide — reflecting the 20-inch thickness aides, the so-called surface action New York appears to be banking sewing. It could also be a handsome second floor technical factors are the keys, then of the walls. They hold many houseplants. To the rear group will likely include several on its coalition with New Jersey to There are hickory trees and beech trees, sitting room. It probably wouldn’t be suitible for a Newport should be a winner hands of the room is a floor to ceiling stone wall. destroyers and have as its center- provide enough political muscle to evergreens and oaks in back, as well as a ginko tree bedroom, since one must go through that room to get down. It still has facilities left from The kitchen was added on about 1890. It was built piece the battleship Iowa, cur­ overcome the congressional hea­ and a mulberry tree brought from China in the early to the bath and two of the bedrooms. a decade ago when it was home for 1800’s. entirely of stone'from the original chimney, which had Down a wide hallway to the front of the house are rently being refurbished. The vyweights and organization of the a massive fleet, most of which was deteriorated, Bradley says. The family has an old coal majority would be placed in one Massachusetts delegation, headed There’s a formal herb garden and blueberry bushes two more bedrooms — both oversized. The one room moved out in April 1973. and wood stove against the stone wall which heats half port, with another perhaps being by House Speaker Thomas O ’Neill. and grape vines and a rose hedge and boxwood and was at onetime the "birthing room.” A former owner the house. used to absorb any overflow. Aides to O’Neill say they don’t "They (Massachusetts and New dogwood and dwarf fruit trees. of the house, who is still living in Coventry, told the In front of the kitchen is a small sitting room with a think the matter will cause much of York) have a few shining stars,” And we’ve not even seen the house yet. Bradleys some interesting stories about that room. Bradley, a salesman with LydallTnc., tells potential bay window. The floors in the room, as in the rest of THAT’S NOT a matter being a problem among the region’s adds Richard Maurano, an aide to Guy and Mary Lou Bradley are selling their 1760 When a child became ill with measles or another buyers. "There are flowers out there we can’t even the house, are wide width fioor boards — some oak, taken lightly by any of the areas, delegations because it’s too signifi­ Rep. Fernand St Germain, D-R.I. brick colonial located on 1.9 acres of former Coventry contagious disease, the child and his ^mother were name. And the topsoil is 18 to 20 inches — like nothing some perhaps chestnut. because along with the bulk of the cant to be decided on a pure " I ’d hope the Navy doesn’ t make farmland. D.W. Fish Realty Co. of Vernon has listed banished to the birthing room to wait out the illness. I’ve ever seen,” he adds. To the right of the sitting room is a gracious ships will also come a significant political basis. Cost factors and this totally a political decision, the house at 389 High St. for$119,900. And that includes Their food was passed through the door, and all The grounds are lovely. But inside there’s even entrance foyer, a full bath and laundry, and the stairs economic boost in the form of "the best deal’ ’ for the Navy will be although I ’m not naive enough to more trees, flowers, herbs and vines than you’re clothing and bed linens were boiled on a wood stove in likely to find in a nursery. more to see. to the second floor. To the right of the entrance foyer is several thousand sailors and civ­ the determining factors, they say. think that won’t enter into it.” the formal living room, which runs from the front to ilian personnel, added jobs and However, that feeling isn’t being Whatever the eventual outcome, “ Boy, I hope you enjoy yard work,” is what VISITORS ARE LED through a back door into the the back of the house. contracts worth millions of dollars. echoed across-the-board. all sides — at least for now — say The states are in the process of Brad Johnson, who runs New they don’t see any permanent making their pitches and the Navy York’s Washington office, prom­ splits forming among the Nor­ is currently studying which area ises that in the coming weeks his theastern delegations. But the might best accomodate the influx state will be firing off some "friendly competition,” as several of ships and people. But, at the politically grounded letters in an described it, still leaves an unsa­ same time. Navy officials clearly attempt to win the ships. tisfying taste. must keep an eye on political , t . Sen. Daniel Moynihan also pre­ " I t ’s much easier to do this if considerations and the wishes of dicts politics will play "a signifi­ you’re dealing with people in interested House and Senate cant role in that decision,” al­ Pascagoula, Miss.,” said John members. though the New York Democrat Weinferter, administrative assist­ How important a role political adds "logistics will play a not ant to Rep. Joe Moakley, D-Mass. UPI photo clout will play in the decision isn’t insignificant role.” "But regional pride aside, there’s yet clear, but — as with most other If the battle does turn mostly a thing called city pride and state Views of this Coventry THE NEWPORT (R.l.) NAVAL BASE UNDER CONSIDERA'TION things — it’s likely to loom large if political, one of New York’s main pride, and city jobs and state jobs, brick home are clockwise . . . along with three others in the Northeast each site has a similar number of weapons will likely be found in and we just can’t afford to lose advantages. Rep. Joseph Addabbo, who heads out.” from left: kitchen with slate floor; formal living room with wide floor Obituaries boards; bay window in AAetronorth strike: sitting room; back patio, Edith R. M orse ^ and front yard. Funeral services will be con­ ducted Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Herald photos by Torqulnio Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main bargaining resumes St, for Edith (Ruddeil) Morse of 37 Strong St., who died Thursday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. NEW YORK (UPI) — MTA. Westchester’s sub­ to meet whenever the She was the wife of Ernest L. Negotiations between the sidy amounts to about union wants to.” Morse, former president of the Metropolitan Transporta­ $33,000 a day. Perfall said the MTA Manchester Water Co. tion Authority and the “ We’ve got offers on the had “ nothing new” to Burial will be in East Cemetery. United Transportation table. We’re still waiting bring to the talks. Friends may call at the funeral Union resumed today in for responses other than a A UTU representative home today from 2 (p 4 and 7 to 9 an effort to end the straight ’No,’” MTA spo­ said the union had not p.m. Memorial donations may be 22-day-old Metro-North kesman Arthur Perfall changed its positions made to the American Diabetes strike that has affected said Sunday. “ The union since talks broke off Tues­ Association, Connecticut Affiliate, 85,000 north suburban and requested a meeting and day evening over the key 176 Oakwood Ave,, West Hartford. Connecticut commuters. we said we would be ready issue of train crew size. Union negotiator Wil­ Antonio E. Salvatore liam Beebe said he was Antonio E. Salvatore. 69, of 52 not optimistic as he en­ Herald photos by AI Tarquinio Inglewood Drive, died Sunday at tered the M TA’s Manhat­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. tan headquarters where He was the husband of Barbara the talks began shortly (Brann) Salvatore, after 10 a.m. He was born in Tuckahoe, N.Y., Beebe said he had a new March 28. 1913. and had been a proposal to put on the resident of Manchester since 1950. table, but would not re­ Berfore his retirement in 1978 he veal its contents. had been employed as a chef for UPI Photo In a related develop­ the Washington Diner in Hartford. ment, Westchester He was a World War II veteran, CHRISTIAN PILGRIMS STREAM DOWN MARCH OF OLIVES ... commemorate Christ's Palm Sunday march into Jerusalem County legislator Edward serving with the U.S. Army, and Gibbs, R-Peekskill, said was a member of the Church of the the county Board of Exec­ Assumption in Manchester. Be­ utives today would con­ Teaming up sides his wife, he leaves two sons, sider ending the county’s John M. Salvatore of Hartford, and Pilgrims open celebration subsidy payments to the David P. Ramsey, left, and his father. Joseph P. Salvatore of East MTA for the duration of Hartford, two daughters, Mrs. JERUSALEM (UPI) - Two the Mount of Olives through were reported. the strike. David Ramsey, will present a jazz Toni Marie Henry of East Hartford days into a holy year, priests, the St. Stephen Gate, slowly Carrying palm fronds — The state requires concert for the annual Manchester and Mrs. Suzanne Orduz of Man­ nuns and thousands of pil­ making their way to St. Anne’s large, white, trumpet-like Westchester and other Women’s Club men’s night Monday at 8 chester; two sisters, Adelia Meray grims opened a week of Church, the fractional birth­ Easter lilies — nuns, priests counties served by Metro- of Sherman Oaks. Calif., and Mrs. religious celebration in Jerus­ p.m. at the Community Baptist Church. place of Mary. and pilgrims sang hosannas North to subsidize the Betty Spinella of Millwood, N.Y.; alem with a joyous Palm under clear skies in warm, 585 E. Center St. eight grandchildren: and several Sunday procession through Overhead, Israeli soldiers spring weather. nieces and nephews. the walls of the ancient Old toting submachine guns stood The procession came two Funeral services will be Tues­ City. watch on the roofs of the stone days after Pope John Paul II For Easter Sunday ] day. w'ith a mass of the Resurrec­ buildings, guarding the pro­ inaugurated the Holy Year of Thousands of Christian pil­ tion at lOa.m. in the Church ofth6 cession that retraced the path Redemption commemorating grims, led by Arab Boy Scouts Assumption. Burial will be in St. of Jesus’ triumphant entry the 1950th anniversary of the and Girl Scouts, walked from James Cemetery. Friends may into the city. No disruptions crucifixion of Christ. call at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., today from 7to 9 p.m. TOWN OF Memorial donations may be made MANCHESTER LEGAL NOTICE to the Manchester Visiting Nurse Passover ushered in Ai a meetlno held on Morch 'Association. 150 N. Main St., 21, 1983 the Planning and Manchester. TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) — Zoning Commission mode feeling of Israelis during this the tollowing decisions* EASTER IM S Israel ushered in the Passover Passover, the second in Lebanon G H. HUOT CO.(H-32) — holiday today with festive family for Israeli soldiers since the 1978 Granted with conditions o dinners and for the second time in special exception. The condi­ Litani Operation against Palesti­ tions ore: (l)No retail soles Trial five years, traditional feasts for its nian guerrillas. shell occur on this property troops in Lebanon. It portrayed the incoming chief (2)Aporovol Is for o 3 veer Israel’s 30,000 troops in Lebanon period (3)Approval Is res­ of staff, Maj.* Gen. Moshe Levy, tricted to the business of the will have a “ kosher Lebanese carrying a staff like his namesake, - applicant only and Is not Eternal Symbol ol Easter Passover” , Israel Radio reported, transferroble to any other delayed Moses, and speaking into a field with matzo — unleavened bread — business operator (4)The gaps In the existing wall 4 flowtrs M.44 and wine shipped in from home. telephone as glum-faced Israeli soldiers sit behind him. along Electric Street shall HARTFORD (UPI) — A judge The week-long holiday, known as continue to be filled to the today delayed the state from the Festival of Freedom, com­ same height as the rest of the ’n r: "When are we leaving? ” the adlacent wall with a perman­ .PANSIES presenting evidence to show the memorates the exodus of the modern-day Moses asks. ent opaaue building material TULIPS relationship between Arthur B. J : In flower Israelites from Egypt led by Moses In Israel and Lebanon, Israelis (5)Materlal stored on thesite Powers and an architect who shall not be piled higher than hyaimths —ore than 3,000 years ago. were eating the traditional Seder allegedy paid the former transpor­ the adjacent wall (6) No tires toon in one fsraeli news­ meal during which the tale of the shall be stored on the site tation commissioner a SI,000 bribe. paper SmiHQbd. UP the general (7) No used automotlye fuel ancient exodus is recounted. tanks sholl be stored on site (8) Parklng of all yehicles ^ a ll be restricted to within the confines of the wall or on Man escapes property Immediately north Stained glass k it" of the enclosed area odiacent iAmliniied from 1 to the railroad tracks_9S r0 mike your own "stained glass" Hilliard Street. /basket He said the officers then pursued the car onto ANDREW ANSALDI y design with makit & bakit COMPANY(A-19) _ Modi­ 3/S.7S Interstate 84 in East Hartford, where the supects fied and approyed a Detailed Daffodils >5.95 turned onto a one-way street and were forced to plastic cooking crystals, Plan of Deyelopment — 102 leave the car. An on-foot chase ended with the and llOV Wetherell Street. Pott«d-Az*l«as. Chrysanlh7nnmu^TTn«rarn^ Choose the right spot for stereo speaker MANCHESTER SEWAGE capture of the men, he said. we have the largest assortmenfever ENTERPRISES, INC.(M^9) M'^^ranoaa, daaia. 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Court personn-'l and other witnesses said Daly J-SIL EAST(J-27) — Ap­ QUESTION: How accurate are the power ratings fications as advertisements, not facts. had just been brought up from the courthouse jail proved o site plan — 169A Tsbie iUTsncoiiients Ewararaani, Shniba, Progress Drive. of amplifiers and speakers? Who rates them? ANSWER: It sounds to me like your turntable is in cells for arraignment when he bolted from the A copy of these decisions hos Traaa, Eoaea, ANSWER: This depends on what type of speakers QUESTION: I ’m going on a six-week vacation. need of cleaning and lubrication. Dust or lack of room, running past sheriffs and a group of been f I led In the Town Clerk's Vlaaa, Farannlals you have and what type of sound you want to hear. A citizens. come browse office. Your Lawn ANSWER: Each manufacturer rates their own Should I do anything to protect my stereo while I ’m proper lubrication on delicate parts in the \Airmi PLANNING AND equipment. I have found published specifications to gone? speaker placed in the corner of a room will produce He was last reportedly seen running up Center mechanism often is the cause for erratic operation ■ MPUMPMOM I y with us ZONING COMMISSION more bass than when it is placed against a flat wall. Street toward Arthur Treachers, and then onto a Leo Kwosh, Feed-Seed-Ume be less than factual from many popular companies. such as you are experiencing. A qualified stereo ^ 9Tsia.iBei.Mt Secretary As a speaker is lifted up from the floor, bass response side street near the courthouse. Police were dewntMTB aiMwIwt.r i m U G E For example, one leading brand of receiver with an ANSWER: Disconnect outdoor antennas from the technician can do this for a moderate cost. Dated at Manchester, Con­ Scons*arMinriaw OM Fox is reduced somewhat while treble response looking for him between Adams Street Center necticut this 28th day of PUINTS advertised power output of 20 watts per channel into receiver. Set all equipment to off position and Street and Broad Street, Morch, 1983 All ,AI Rodtieotl PrIcoE an 8-ohm load has 1 ampere speaker fuse. Using an remove power plugs from wall outlets. 'This will keep increases. Using this information you can find the 041-03 best position for your speakers with a little electronic formula, the 20-watt figure can be proven the equipment as safe as possible until you return. Q UESllU N: 1 know that placing a speaker in experimentation. 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 28. 1983 MANCHFSTER HERALD, Monday, March 28, 1983 — 13 Advice Amelia Earhart: new theory Peeling bedroom ceiling — says she died two years ago

By D.J. Rosenbaum going on any flights like that with many war bonds do you think we United Press Internatlonpl anyone.” 1 / could have sold?” he said. and wife's ghost is reeling The book, published by McGraw- “ This is definitely Roosevelt’s True or false: aviator Amelia 1 Hill, “ never states that she’s Watergate.” he said. “ They had Earhart died in 1937 somewhere in Amelia Earhart,” Klaas said. already said she was dead in the the South Pacific while attempting ABBY: I'll bet you are up front thqt they're wast­ “ The book just lays out the water, and I was hearing the to fly around the world. going to get mounds of ing their time if they evidence. I never said she was woman on the radio.” mail on this one! "P eel­ expect to get her into bed True, say the history books. Amelia Earhart, only said she False, say three Earhart- ing Paint in Dayton" said before they put a wedding might be, and I hope she is.” BECAUSE OF the possible em­ hunters. his wife’s deathbed wish ring on her finger: She’s a The arguments all surround barrassment to the government, was to be cremated. She Dear Abby 4 Irene O’Crowley Bolam, of Mon­ very wise girl, but with Mrs. :Bolam’s inability or unwil­ Myers saitl they gave Earhart a wanted her ashes mixed that approach she may roe Township, Middlesex County, lingness to disprove claims she Abigail Van Buren new identAy — that of Irene with paint to be used to never get married. . died two years ago. But while she was the aviator. Bolam. ^ paint the ceiling of their I used to tell my dates was alive, she denied claims that Klaas said he wrote Mrs. Bolam, bedroom. Obviously, the she was in fact the famed aviator, "It has to be because that’ s the the same thing, and after asking her to provide verifiable way the government works,” he wife had hoped this would that, I never saw them whose body was never found. details of her early life. She wrote prevent her husband from \ The missing body is one of the said. “ They’d have to give her a again. Then a very wise, back, he said, but the data she new name and new identity. This entertaining other moralistic brother-in-law pieces of evidence, or "jewels,” provided could not be checked. women. reajler who was suffi­ apply. V cited by Robert Myers, of Salinas, had to be covered up fast, fast, fast. told me I shouldn't state You advised the man to ciently impressed with Under proper light, Calif. When he was a teenager, They could cover this up by saying my puritanical views so “ SHE GAVE me two references, her and Noonan went kerplunk.” honor her request but to the situation to write a A patch to test that quickly and emphatically Myers, 61, hung around Oakland and their stories didn’t compare,” entertain elsewhere. poem about it: when I ’m dry Airport, where Earhart and navi­ One of the linchpins of Myers’ — I should give theguy the he said. "That convinced people theory is that Mrs. Bolam donated Abby, no way! That letter DEAR ABBY: The let­ I ’m just a shade off- gator Fred Noonan left on their last even more.” ‘ ‘not-tonight-but-maybe- her body to medical research, so no had to be a joke! No ter in your column signed white. tomorrow” approach un­ flight. He says that as a boy of 15, She also denied being Earhart, "Peeling Paint in Day- Brush me thickly over­ one can check the forensic evi­ woman in her right mind til he slips the wedding he helped load the plane. and Klaas printed the denial in full. ton” inspired the follow­ head — dence he says could clinch his would make a such re­ ring on my finger. A bit “ Irene Bolam is definitely Ame­ ” We were sued for $1.5 million,” ing poem. If you think it’s Finish every ounce — claim. ' quest. And if there’s no devious, perhaps, but it lia Earhart,” Myers said in a he said, “ and when it was finally worth printing, be my Coat the ceiling ’round law against it, there keeps him coming back *5 recent telephone interview. "I settled 6'A years later, the terms of " I would say to the government, guest. the bed should be. for more. know where Fred Noonan is, but the settlement (with McGraw- 'If you can prove I ’m wrong, what On which we used to If a ghost were looking ARNOLD T. SCHWAB, I tried, it and it worked I ’m not ready to divulge it,” saying Hill) were kept secret from Joe do you know that I don’t?” ’ hesaid. bounce. for a place to live, that W ESTMINISTER, for me. only that he is living "toward -Jervis and me. To this day, we do The News-Tribune of Wood- bedroom would be it. CALIF. If you bring a hussy SAVED MYSELF FOR Minneapolis” and that "he is a not know the settlement. It cost me bridge delved into the mystery in a DEAR ARNOLD: I do, there. Abby, you goofed! MARRIAGE very wealthy man.” all my royalties. I figure I broke copyrighted series last year and and here it is: HARMONY IN EAST- Watch it; when I feel DEAR SAVED: Game­ I m ” I still know what I ’m talking about even.” turned up people who cited similar­ MIXED REACTION A sudden heating of the ities between the women: LAKE, OHIO playing is for children. about,” said Myers. “ It’s quite a Myers, who claims to have Hubby, hubby, promise air. DEAR HARMONY: It’s And the “ not-tonight-but- story, you know, and it’s all true. I monitored radio transmissions Both were fliers. Both wrote me, I ’ll blister, crack and not always to easy to know maybe-tomorrow” ap­ lived it.” from the two, says Earhart and poetry, Both were world travelers. When alive I ain’t. peel. when a reader is joking. proach will not keep a Noonan were not merely on a Both worked in the medical field. This of f-the-rfall lady may You’ll sift my ashes DEAR ABBY: In re­ man on the string indefi­ JOE KLAAS, of Carmel, Calif., a Both were interested in photo­ carefully peacetime flight but were spying have really wanted to end gard to "Holding Out and nitely. Honesty is the best Herald photo by Pinto retired account executive for radio on Japanese ship movements. graphy. Some say they looked . Into a can of paint. Proud of It,” the 27-year- UP on the ceiling. policy for girls who are station KGO in San Francisco, "They wanted sightings of the similar. Serious or not, here’s a Stir me well, and then old virgin who tells guys saving themselves. Peek—a—boo wrote a book in 1970 with Joe ships and their drafts and their “ The fact that nobody can get the Jervis, of Las Vegas, Nev., called t!' positions,” he said. fingerprints from her body is Jennifer Goodin. 7, of 193 Hilliard St„ of this sculpture at the Lutz Children’s ‘!Airielia Earhart Lives,” in which He said Earhart and Noonan did incredible,” said Klaas. "The FBI wants to know what's on the other side Museum. they talked about the theory that not ditch their plane, as was couldn't get the fingerprints. The Medicine, not diet, needed Earhart and Bolam were one and reported, but rather landed on an FBI, the newspaper, nobody could the same. island and were eventually get the prints from the hospital. “ This woman was running rescued by the Japanese in ex­ “ Even in death you can’t prove around giving talks about the change for the life of Emperor that this woman isn’ t Amelia to control attacks of gout flights she used to make with Hirohito. Earhart.” hesaid. "That’sincredi­ Capt. Kidd visited jAmelia Earhart,’’ Klaas said in a "Japan found and saved the life ble, I can prove that every other telephone interview. “ For one DEAR DR. LAMB: In of our hero and that wou Id not have woman I've ever met isn’ t Amelia time. A high rate of thing, there are no records of her looked good.. .. If word got oul, liow Earhart.” recent years I ’ve expe­ success has been reported rienced occasional at­ Continued from page 11 "There’s a three-inch dead air space which is why for simply swallowing one Herald photo by Tarquinio tacks of gout. About a teaspoon of dry table no one has attempted to insulate,” Bradley explains. year ago I was advised by the room. “ They were incarcerated in here until they Insulation would be costly and very expensive, and Your Health sugar. In the original were healed,” says Bradley. Musical luggage a doctor to eliminate report the doctors testing not necessarily cost efficient. Andy Rooney tells CBS organ meats and shell fish it stated that it stopped the from my diet to avoid Lawrence Lamb. M.D. IT IS UNUSUAL to find an old house that has not FOR HISTORY BUFFS, the house has a long Tom Lupacchino, Tom Tomlinson and hiccups in 19 o f 20 been ruined over the years by families trying to Marilyn Lillibridge, will perform in five recurrences of this ail­ patients. record. Its first owner was Caleb Stanley — a plaque Joanna Zackery, from left, all members > i^ - i modernize. The Bradley house is nearly intact. The schools in Pennsylvania, Ohio and ment. In each instance the Why does it work? No on the house refers to him and the date, 1760. of the Bennet Junior High School jazz attacks last from several family has decorated with antiques and Oriental area In the I9th century the home was owned by a Illinois. Donations for the tour will be he's becoming dissatisfied one knows for sure but days to a week. rugs that show off the lovely wood floors to best Captain Dimmock, a mariner who reportedly brought band, try their hands at carrying taken at the Bennet office. The group evidently the mechanical advantage. Despite having followed action of the dry granules the ginko tree and mulberry tree back from China on luggage for their upcoming Midwest will have an open house Wednesday at this advice for a year. I The house is very large — more than 3,100 square NEW YORK (U PI) - If the statement, ” I don’t like ...” and know.” cause an attack of gout. different medicine to con­ does it. one of his voyages. The ginko, which overshadows the concert tour April 16 to 22. The 21-piece had an attack about six feet. But it is as energy efficient as a brick house can house, may be the oldest one in the country, Bradley 7:30 p.m. in the Bennet Band room to bosses at CBS (lon’t loosen up follows it up with paper clips, Rooney, who works in a tiny, One of the two often trol an acute attack. Other investigators be, "The walls are not insulated but our fuel ensemble, under the direction of play their tour selections. with Andy Rooney and let him bumper stickers, wire coat months ago and am going have reported that mov­ says. windowless office well apart neglected aspects of treat­ The role of medicines consumption is remarkable," says Bradley. "W e are back into the ranks of reporter- hangers or any one of the through one at present, ing the uvula, that globu­ Dimmock, it is said, was a friend of the infamous from the sunny accommoda­ which prompted this ing gout are that limiting and diet in treating gout well under 1,000 gallons of oil this year.” producers, “ 60 Minutes” may hundreds of other little routine lar structure that hangs Captain Kidd, and Kidd is rumored to haveslept in the tions of the rest of the ” 60 letter. carbohydrates (with patients is included in The Bradley insulated the cellar and recaulked all the lose its resident curmudgeon. irritations that litter life. down at the back of the house several times while visiting. Although there is Minutes” crew, can afford to be those so-called high pro­ Health Letter 16-10, Gout. windows shortly after they moved to the house in 1980. Social Security “ I ’m going to become dissat­ He was not, however, being An acquaintenance sug­ ■Hongue and almost no definite proof,, a Realtor who researched the independent. gested that orange juice tein diets) can signifi­ The Uric Acid Disease, The walls, which are plaster and wood lathe on the isfied,” Rooney said. ‘T m satirical as he discussed Iiis touches it, seems to help. history of the house for the Bradleys says it may be the He began his career at CBS as and other citrus fruits cantly elevate acid levels which I am sending you. inside, are uninsulated. getting a little edgy. I don’t even future with the show. This is done with the oldest brick dwelling in Connecticut. one of the network’s many (fairly regular items in and may cause an acute Others can send 75 cents know what I'll be doing next “ I ’m not satisfied with the handle of a spoon or if you skilled but anonymous reporter- my diet) may contribute attack of gout. We don’t with a long, stamped, year.” tirne CBS has given me,” he wish you can dip the spoon Must he report earnings? producers, moved to ABC to the uric acid condition even try to evaluate the self-addressed envelope Rooney’s public is accus­ said. "They have dismissed the itself in vinegar and press where he wrote for Harry true uric acid level in for it to me, in care of this tomed to the irascibility of the documentaries — the one-hour that causes gout. Can this it against the uvula. Cinema Reasoner before Reasoner be true? What other items people who are on such newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Editor’s note: this (Hilumn is 1982 and also received some Social few minutes he takes to button documentaries I did for so many Gagging, breath hold­ $500. For those under 65 the limit joined “ 60 Minutes,” then re­ should be avoided? diets or who are losing lots Radio City Station. New prepared by the staff of the Social up the most popular news years — and I re.sent it. So I ing and any number of Security benefits you are required was $370 turned to CBS where, hesaid, ” I of weight fast for any York, N.Y. 10019. Security Admiaistration in East magazine in television history. really don’t know what I ’ll be procedures that have Hartford East Hartford to file the Annual Report of was left without a star to read DEAR READER: You reason. The second prob­ Enfiald (R ) 7:10,9:10. Hartford. If you would like to see a Earnings form. This will allow us He usually opens his “ 60 doing. Whether I’ll continue to been used may actually Anitnoum Clntmo— Reop­ Eastwood Pub B CInemo — Cinu I, 2, J, 4, 5 B 4 — Max Windsor my stuff so I started doing my need good medical man­ lem is that taking diuret­ D EAR DR. LAMB: I ens Tuesday. The Lords of Discipline (R) question answered, write to Sal Minutes” monologue with the do this next year or not, I don't move the uvula or stimu­ Dugan Returns (PG) 7!40, Plaza — The Lords ot to determine if you received the QUESTION: I was 65 several own,” agement much more than ics for any reason may would like to know if you Cinema City — spring Discipline (R ) 7:15. Anello, 657 Main St., East Hart­ months ago. I ’ve been meaning to late a reflex from this Break (R) 7:20 — Eating Poor Richards Pub B Cl- correct amount of Social Security you deed to- manipulate cause a rise in uric acid have a remedy for hic­ noma — The Lords of Disci­ i’lS' — Tootsie (PG) ford, 06108. area that is relayed to the RoouKR) 9:t0. The Black 7 :^ — High Rood to in 1982, based on your exact apply for SSI payments, but never your diet. While limiting levels. cups. My son has them pline (R ) 7:30,9:30. diaphragm. Hiccups are Stolllon Returns 7:30,9:30.— Chino (P G ) 7:45,9:55. — The Y O U C A N MAKE earnings, and which months you i\got around to it. When I do apply, fats, particularly fatty quite often. They some­ Showcase Cinema — The Outsiders (P G ) 7:20, 9:20. — QUESTION: I retired June 30, You need to be taking uncontrolled violent con- Max Dugan Returns (PG ) 7, Outsiders (P G ) 1:15, 7:25, EXCELLENT D IS H earned under the limit. can I get payments back to the meats and organ meats, is times last for a week or 9. — Monty Python and the The)BlockoStalllon Returns 1982 and started receiving my Zyloprim (allopurinol) to tractions of the 9:30. — Bod Boys (R ) 2, 7:15, CLOTHS from the mest month I was 65? Jo-Ann Fabrics’ helpful to a very limited more before they let up. Holy Grail (R ) 7:10 with 9:30. — Table for Five (R) ' Social.Security for July 1982. Up to prevent your body from diaphragm. Eraserhead (R ) 8:50. Manchester' bags in which oranges, The law allows benefits to be extent, the way to control 1:45, 7:45,10. — Tootsie (P G ) UA Theaters East — Max the time I retired I earned over producing too much uric 1:05, 7:10, 9:45. — 10 to potatoes, onions, etc. are paid in any month you do not earn ANSWER: No. SSI payments and prevent gout is with CInestudIo — Raggedy Dugan Returns (PG) 7:30, $20,000. Now I received a form acid. And you may n e ^ DEAR READER: One sure way to go on a Man (P G ) 7:30with ZootSult Midnight (R ) 1:35, 7:35,9:50. sold. Just boil for 15 over monthly limit no matter what can only be made starting with the ■ medicine. There is no medicines to help in­ (R ) 9:15. — The King King of Comedy (R) from Social Security entitled An­ There are many cures for diet is to try and get up gro­ (P G ) 1:45, 7:20, 9:30. — Block minutes in water to which your total earnings for the year day an application is filed. If you reason at all why orange crease the elimination of StoMlon Returns (P G ) 7:15, nual Report of Earnings. Do I have hiccups and some even cery money by selling 25- „C«'»n'ol — Shadow Fist Gandhi (PG) 1, 8. — High chlorine bleach has bMn were. This rule applies only to the think you are eligible for SSI, you SINGER' SALE to complete this form? juice or citrus fruit should uric acid and still a work at least part of the inch TVs door-to-door. Hunter (R ) with Black Belt Rood to Chino (PG) 1:15, Mansfield year you retire. The monthly limit should apply as soon as possible at Fury (R ) from I. 7:40, 9:55. added. Put still good but ANSWER: Since you worked in ...''’L® !?''-?" Twin — for 1982 for people 65 and older was any Social Security office. Sale ends Saturday. April High Rood to Chino (PG) 7, no-longer-needed furniture i9:10. — Henry V«:45wlth The and appliances back into Tempest (P G ) 9:15. Vernon use by selling them with a About Town . olf , C'l* J * — ■'** Verdict low-cost Classified ad. Ann The following events are scheduled at the American call 875-8401. Discipline (R ) 7:10,9:40. SMOWCASC Legion for the month of April: TThe Movies — Max Dugan Machine Model 5525 Following are results of Center Bridge Club play • 5 built-in stitches April 12 — 8 p.m., membership meeting. March 18: = i- j " ' • j ' ™ and Maureen Ander- now $549.99 stutter will have an open meeting Wednesday at 7:30 do.” The Manchester Recreation Department will As Penelope Sycamore, Miss man in the revival of the 1936 • tree-arm » w in g p.m. at the University of Connecticut speech and “ It is a.m ost amazing play,” sponsor several programs for children in the spring. OUTSIDttS • Wilson plays a woman who is George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart • 19 built-in stitches i hearing department on the Storrs campus. $100,000 plus Prize Raffle Miss Wilson said. “ I ’ve never done Riding lessons with the Glastonbury Equestrian : happy. Penelope believes there’s comedy hit that opens at the When • one-step, wind-in bobbin |* Catherine Talbot from the university staff wili — SHOWN At:— anything so joyous, that has so Center will be available for children over age 6. ,:no point to living if you can’t do Plymouth Theater on Broadway speak about Shames’ Approach to stuttering therapy. 250 Prizes Aerobics will be taught to children age 6 to 12. t:15-7a5-930 - what you want to do. April 4. much happiness in it. It’s not like you buy working at all.’ ’ Dr. Olga Verro will teach children ages 6 to 10 the J “ Working on this play, I always For some. Penny and her as­ SAVE ^ 3 7 5 ott com bined The current production had an any of basics of sewing. Mothers may attend. In .addition, WIN A NEW CONDO TOOISIEiS] 'fe lt as if I didn’t have anything to sorted relatives may seem an odd reg. price machine and cabinet there will be classes in skating, pottery, ceramics! ;do,’ ’ Miss Wilson said. “ It was bunch. unusual beginning in Millbum, Touch-Tronic* 2010 N.J., at the Paper Mill Playhouse these three Thoughts gymnastics and oil painting. NEW CAR ------SHOWNMi— ■ bard for me to accept the fact that Robards plays Penny’s father, memory machine Registration begins Wednesday. Call 647-3089 for ' Penny Sycamore was sweet and Martin “ Grandpa” Vanderhof, a in January. sale priced information. VACATIONS , 10 TO m uncomplicated. I went through a businessman who gave IS all up 35 “ We were supposed to do it for a now $1149.99 For our meditations this week, we would like to terrible time. Whenever I read for years ago to catch snakes, throw month, but I knew all along that it machines • 29 stitches consider the last sayings of the Lord Jesus Christ on Pinochle scores JEWELRY MIDNIGHT a play, I always seem to be the one darts and attend college wouldn’t end in New Jersey,” Miss • "magic" buttonholer, and more the cross. — SHOWN All— — .who’s assigned the most compli- commencements. Wilson said in her dressing room at This FREE Sheridan 4'424 l » 7 : ; cated and neurotic character.” the Kennedy Center. The first saying is given to us in the 23rd chapter of Following are the results of pinochle games And Much More Coco plays an overzealous Rus­ cabinet Is a $150 value. < In the play. Penny is a painter of SAVE ^180ott com bined Luke: ’’Then said Jesus, Father, forgive them, for conducted March 24 at the Army and Navy Club Play HI sian ballet tutor, trying to teach "1 was not crazy about going to You m ay choose to apply they know not what they do’ (verse 34). The second IS open to a n senior citizens and begins Thursdays at Ticket At — Old State House Lawn iSi^Qr .•little merit until a typewriter is Penny’s untalented daughter, Es­ New Jersey in the winter, but I reg. price machine and cabinet this amount toward any 9:30 a.m.: delivered to her home by mistake. saying is also recorded in this same chapter of Luke: March 30th TOCHMAh sie, the fine art of dance. Miss wanted to do it, no matter what. I other Singer cabinet. DeLuxe Free-Arm "And Jesus said unto him. Verily I say unto thee. Grace Homish 635, Anthony DeMaio632. Gertrude -^StMWHMi— ;>She becanie a playwright of little Dewhurst comes on briefly in the knew it would go on to New York. Machine Model 6105 Today shaft thou be with me in paradise” (verse 43)! McKay 620’ Margaret Wright 615, Samuel Schors 612 : • merit. third act as a Russian grand From the moment we opened, sS™9** ***’**• Condo Open House “ She can't write and she can’t now $339.99 Both of these sayings go together. 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As it says in Romans 10:13, Jelly bean contest PORTLAND, Ore. (U PI) — an hour after the Friday robbery of . suspect was bel'»vprt hiding, about For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord — TICKET LOCATIONS • Dexter won’t get a medal but the The Whiton Memorial Library is sponsoring a jelly MO-7:lg4MO. a First Interstate Bank of Oregon her dog’s strange behavior. shall be saved. ” bean counting contest. Children of all ages are invited Manchester ' dog’s reluctance to go in the back branch by a man who claimed he 340 Broad St„ Manchester to guess the number of jelly beans in a jar in the Branett Bowman Tibbies Farr’s iP Q i ; yard of bis home led police to the had a gun. “ He went as far as the steps and Pastor James Beliasov children’s room at the library on Main Street. The Cahill’s Market capture of a bank robtery suspect. shuffled back in,” she said. "H e Manchester Paricade 643-4305 Faith Baptist Church HiOhland Park Market child coming closest to the correct number will win Frank’s Market Police said Steve L. Scott, 31, JO j asperson said she decideu lu went out again and came right Noun: Sunday 11-5, Mon..$at. 10-9 Manchester. Conn. the jar. The winner will be announced Saturday. Lynch Tovot^Pontlae was found biding under the back tell police, who had cordoned off a back. I thought I ’d better leil the ; porch of Dexter’s home rhore than four-block area around where the police.” We repair all brands of sewing mochines

i 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 28, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 28, 1983 - 15 Yarborough wins in Atlanta race SPORTS Page 16 Cook concerned Final Four holding lead PONTE VEDRA, Fla. (UPI) - John Cook says he is not concerned the Tournament Players Cham­ a r pionship is held on what many call • ^ MU ■ the toughest course on the PGA lineup set Tour. He’s more interested in ■.Mm-- -n maintaining his lead in today’s final round and making of f with the good. The Nigerian center was $126,000 winner’s check. By Fred Lief 6-of-6 from the floor in the first half “ There’s a lot of money to be won U PI Sports Writer while Villanova shot just 31 per­ out here,” said Cook after finishing cent from the field. the third round one shot ahead of College basketball’s movable Ed Pinckney and John Pinone Bobby Clampett. “ To be moaning feast shifts to Albuquerque, N.M., each scored 18 points and Dwayne and groaning about the golf course next weekend with four guests left McClain 17 for Villanova. which f isn’t going to help you. at the table: finished at 24-8. “ I'm just going to try to relax, Georgia and North Carolina “ Talent-wise they’re the best have some fun and a lot of patience State — two who were not supposed team we’ve played this year.” and try to go around the course in to be there — and Louisville and Pinone said. “ They are going to be the least strokes possible.” Houston — two who look as if the tough to beat in the Final Four. I The $700,000 TPC, richest stop on table were set especially for them. think Louisville I has the best the Tour, ran over to today because Georgia faces N.C. State in the chance of beatingthem. You’ve got of two rain delays — the first on opening game of the semifinals of to keep them o(f the boards to Thursday when the opening round the NCAA Tournament on Satur­ was pushed back 24 hours and the day afternoon followed by Houston win.” No. 15 Georgia, appearing in its second Sunday when plans to play against Louisville. The winners first NCAA Tournament, received 36 holes were blocked by an early meet for the championship the 20 points from James Banks and morning thunderstorm. night of April 4. relentlessly banged the offensive "I'm relieved I didn't have to Georgia, fourth in the Southeast­ boards in running its record to 24-9. play 36 holes," said Cook, 25- ern Conference this season but “ Words cannot describe how I year-old former U.S. Amateur Herald photos bv Torqulnlo winner of its league tournament, feel right now,” said Banks, who champ and winner of the 1981 TOM FERGUS OF BRUINS CONTROLS PUCK AS WHALERS’ BOB SULLIVAN ADVANCES continued its remarkable I'oll UPI Photo Crosby. "M y arm (which he Sunday, beating defending cham­ injured a year ago) felt a little . as Whaler teammate Russ Anderson comes up from left to give assistance pion North Carolina 82-77 in the LARRY HOLMES CONNECTS WITH RIGHT TO JAW tingly and I don’t know how it finals of the Mideast Regional in would have held up for 36 holes.” Syracuse, N.Y. NCAA ■ . .of challenger Lucien Rodriguez in third round Cook began the third round with N.C. State is another storybook a two-stroke lead over Clampett tale, having lost its star player, and three others, but needed the Dereck Whittenburg, (with a was recruited by North Carolina. 15-foot birdie putt he made at 17 broken foot for much of theseason. “ Maybe I ’ll wake up in the middle Unanimous decision Sunday to pull ahead of Clampett, Whalers in best shot The Wolfpack won the ^’West of the night and it will hit me.” who had caught up with back-to- Regional in Ogden, Utah, Saturday The Bulldogs, a football-mad back birdies at 15 and 16. HARTFORD (U PI) - All the and they deserve to win the Stanley with a 63-62 victory over Virginia. school, bounced No. 3 St. John’ s in Clampett, 23 and winner of last Hartford Whalers have left to play Cup.” Whittenburg Scored 24 pointts and the regional semis. Then they hit fall's Southern Open, said it didn't for is pride, and they’re giving it After Baron and Millen took Lorenzo Charles sank two free the No. 8 Tar Heels like a bother him that Cook has a their best shot. turns stopping scoring bids, Greg throws with 23 seconds remaining linebacker. The loss was the first Holmes out fronta one-stroke edge. “ We're professionals and we Adams gave Hartford a 1- 0 lead and N.C. State wrote the closing for North Carolina coach Dean "The third round is usuaiiy the have to show pride and do the job midway through the first.period. chapter to the college career of Smith in eight tries in a regional position round,” he said. " I ’m we’re paid to do," goalie Greg After Kotsopoulos completed the Virginia’s Ralph Sampson. final. No team has retained its where I want to be. You don’t want Millen said Sunday after he four-goal second period barrage at Houston, in an overpowering NCAA title since UCLA in 1972-73. to be too far back, but I thought stopped 34 shots to lead the hapless 15:54 to up the margin to 5-0, show of strength and speed, "W e had an inexperienced team that if I could be within one, two or captured the Midwest Regional in which should have been expe­ on all scorecards Whalers to a 5-1 upset victory over Boston coach Gerry Cheevers even three shots of the lead. I'd the Boston Bruins. replaced Baron with Pete Peeters, Kansas City, Mo., Sunday by rienced by now,” Smith said. have a good chance of winning.” who blanked the Whalers the rest ripping Villanova 89-71 to advance Vern Fleming added 17 points for Clampett figures he has an The loss prevented Boston from SCRANTON, Pa. (U PI) — World appearances, promoting this fight, off. \ of the way. to the Final Four for the second Georgia, which shot 67 percent to advantage today because he owns clinching the best overall record in Boxing Council heavyweight and things like that. If he’s not Holmes ag^n dropped his hands "W e played terrific in the third straight year. North Carolina’s 35 percent over a condominium on the course and the NHL and snapped a four-game champion Larry Holmes was busy, he’s in the gym. That’s the and walkedToward the challenger period, but right now my main Louisville, another tho­ the first 15 minutes of the second spends about 40 days a year at the Bruins winning streak. Boston happy. His trainer, Eddie Futch, way he is. He won’t have to do those in the lOth. He turned to his concern is defense," Cheevers roughbred outfit that can pound half. Gerald Crosby had 17 points Players Club. currently leads the league with a was pleased. And the fallen chal­ things while he’s training for entourage and smiled confidently said. “ We’ve given up a lot of goals the boards and press on defense, for the Bulldogs, who scored their " I happen to like the course,” he 49-15-9 mark, while Hartford, lenger, Lucien Rodriguez, was Witherspoon. before going to work and scoring (15) in our last three games and won a great showdown Saturday. last 10 points from the line. said. " I know a lot of the older 18-52-7, has the second worst smiling. “ For now, I want him to take a with a left- right-left. But again, that’ s uncharacteristic of the Bos­ The No. 2 Cardinals defeated No. 10 Michael Jordan carried the Tar players are complaining about UPI photo record. The unbeaten Holmes, returning few weeks off and build up.” the challenger would not go down ton Bruins.” Kentucky 80-68 in overtime in the Heels with 26 points and fellow certain holes, but they don’t bother The Whalers used a four-goal to the scene of his first pro fight, Holmes, who promoted the fight and the crowd booed at the end of It’s also uncharacteristic for the Mideast finals in Knoxville, Tenn. All-America Sam Perkins had 11 me.” second period to snap their seven- retained his WBC title for the 14th himself, acknowledged that he was the round. Whalers to beat the Bruins. Hart­ — the first time the state neighbors rebounds and 16 points, all but 2 in One of those who complained the JOHN COOK ACKNOWLEDGES APPLAUSE game winless streak. Blaine time Sunday, scoring a lopsided not in top shape. “ I know it wasn't me they were ford is 2-6 against its Adams have met in 24 years. The Cardi­ the second half. Brad Daugherty loudest was three-time 'TPC cham­ . . .after sinking putt on th to hold lead Stoughton, Mike McDougal, Mark 12-round decision over Rodriguez, "The date was rush, rush, push, booing,” Holmes said. “ Rodriguez 18 Division rival this season. nals rallied from an 11- point added 13 points. pion Jack Nicklaus. But Nicklaus Johnson and Chris Kotsopoulos the European champion. push, I knew I wouldn’t be 100 didn’t want to come in and mix it "It was nice for the puck to second-half deficit before reeling With Georgia up 49-48 and 13:41 had no complaints Sunday when he scored the second period goals and bounce our way for a change," off 14 straight points in the extra left, Richard Corhen gave the percent,” he said. "It was a crash up.” program for me getting things tied the back- nine record of 32 en drove starting goalie Marco Baron Whalers Coach John Cunniff said. period. Bulldogs a lift, triggering an 8-0 “ This fight shows how great a Holmes chased the challenger in together. route to a 4-under-par 68, the 211 total and Vance Heafner, a liked his position going into the to the bench. Houston’s so-called Phi Slama spurt with a tip. Corhen (7 points) champion I am,” said Holmes, who the 11th and 12th and landed stiff Millen lost his shutout mid way lowest score in the third round. relative tour newcomer himself, final round. "W e just came out flat,” said Jama fraternity held another rush began his pro career in Scranton on “ He’s (Rodriguez) very durable, left hooks and right hands, but the through the third period when played in place of center Terry That enabled Nicklaus. only moved into third with a 69-212. Ben “ Despite the rain, I felt we got a Boston’s Rick Middleton. "This is party with No. 11 Villanova picking March 21, 1973 by outpointing takes punches well. I gave him European champion apparently Mike Krushelyski scored his 22nd Fair — benched with four fouls golfer to win the TPC more than Crenshaw also had a third-round 69 break in the weather," said a slap in the face." goal. Millen protested that the up the tab. For the No. 1 Cougars, with 18:08 to go. Rodell Dupree in four rounds. “ I some good shots. All I want is to had his heart set on going the give a fighter a chance at the title. once, to vault from a tie for 59th, and was tied, at 213, with Peter Heafner. "Although the wind was Millen, who has admired the puck was kicked in, but referee Larry Micheaux had a career-high Herschel Walker, the famed haven’t really forgotten. I love the distance and raised his hands I ’m a people’s champion. A true where he stood after almost Jacobsen and Don Pooley, who had gusting at some holes, it was still at Bruins for a long time, seems to Greg Madill disagre^. 30 points, 12 rebounds and 4 blocks Georgia running back now in the people and they love me.” triumphantly at the final bell. champion gives everyone an missing the cut. up to a tie for 16th 72s. others.” play his best when Boston is the " I was upset at first because I while 7-foot Akeem Olajuwon had USFL, learned of his former Holmes repeatedly tried to put Holmes, 33, raised his record to opportunity.” at 1-over 217. First-round leader Bruce And Heafner said he hadn’t opposition. thought the puck was kicked in,” 20 points, 13 rebounds, 8 blocks and school's success when the score the challenger away, but the 42-0 with 30 knockouts, while the Judge Abraham Chavarria of That's still seven strokes off the Lietzke, who fell back with a looked forward to playing 36 holes “ After April 4th (the end of the Millen said. "But after talking to 2 steals as Houston improved to was announced over the public Frenchman stayed away from 31-year-old Rodriguez fell to 35-8-1. Mexico scored it 120-108, judge pace of Cook who had a 71 Sunday second-round 75 after opening with in one day either. " I really didn’i regular season) I ’ll be rooting for the ref I realized it was a good 30-2 and extended its winning address system at a game between Holmes throughout the hout. Holmes is scheduled to defend Arsenio Garcia of Mexico scored it (or a 6-under 210, but Nicklaus a 68, had a 71 Sunday for a 214 tie get enough sleep last night,” he Boston to go all the w ay," said goal.” streak to 25 games. Michael Young the New Jersey Generals and Holmes, who weighed in at 221 his title Witherspoon on May 20 in GREG MILLEN PROTESTS BRUIN GOAL 120-109 and judge Omar Minton of said, "The way this course plays, 1 with Hal Sutton (70). The only said. “ When you play 36 holes, it Millen. "They have a lot of Millen has had one shutout this added 20 points. Boston Breakers. pounds — about five pounds over Las Vegas, Nev. on a card which . . .to Referee Greg Madill in third period Venezuela scored it 120-109, all for still figure I have a chance if I play other player under par after 54 becomes too much of an adven­ veterans who've paid their dues season. “ This is one of the best games “ I know just about everybody on his normal fighting weight — put also features the rematch between Holmes. as well in the fourth round as I did holes was Bob Eastwood with his ture. But, the way I was playing. I I ’ve ever played,” Micheaux said. th e' team, I lived in the same ' Rodriguez down near the end of the World Boxing Association heavy­ After the sixth-round knock­ in the third.” 71-215. would have liked to have kept on " I t was a great effort by me to dormitory as them,” Walker said. , sixth round with a right uppercut to weight champion Michael Dokes down, Holmes caught Rodriguez, Clampett had a 70 Sunday for a Heafner, like Clampett. said he going.” score 30 points and make all those "A fter winning the SEC. I reckon the ja w . — a knockdown which . and former champion Mike whose eyes were puffy, with a free throws (8-of-lO). I knew I was I ’m not surprised.” ' referee Carlos Padilla later said he Weaver. chopping right and uppercut. hot; I wanted the ball.” If Georgia needed any more good ruled a slip. “ This is the fight I need,” said Black Hawks rout Red Wings In a 4‘A-minute stretch midway “ If he didn’t press the fight, Holmes continuted to punish his Holmes, who has only gone the news Sunday, it canie out of South opponent in the eighth and landed through the'first half, Olajuwon Bend, Ind. The women’s basket­ there wouldn’ t have been a fight.” ■ distance twice before in title two right uppercuts which sent defenes. ” I needed it before I fight By Mike Tully collected 6 points, 3 rebounds, 2 ball team, behind 18 points by said Futch, who wanted Holmes to to keep up with them.” something with it. If the Hawks third-period goals and center Kari Rodriguez to the ropes at the bell. Tim Witherspoon. He won’t go UPI Sports Writer- dunks and a steal to trigger a 10-0 Janet Harris, beat Tennessee 67-63 get in a good workout for his bout Reeves returns 'home' Larmer's goals gave him 41, play like they did today, they’ 11 go a Jalonen scored the game-winner Holmes, wanting a knockout seven.” run that lifted the Cougars from a to win the Mideast Regional and with third- ranked Tim Withers­ establishing a team record for long way in the playoffs. They were with five minutes left to help badly before his hometown crowd, Just as they did in the days of 3-point deficit into the lead for advance to the Final Four. poon on May 20. ’ T m glad Larry The fight, billed as “ The Home­ Glenn Hall, Bobby Hull and Stan goals by a rookie and tying Jim awesome.” Calgary clinch a playoff berth and didn’t knock him out early.” which was chanting “Larry, coming” , came 10 years and six Mikita, the Chicago Black Hawks Pappin’s club mark for most goals In other games, the New York solidify its hold on second place, “ I said before the fight that I Larry,” scored with a right to the days after Holmes won his first pro are filling the opposing net and by a right wing. Rangers edged Washington 5-4, the four points ahead of the fourth- -would be happy if it went eight or head, backed the challenger to the fight at Scranton’s Catholic Youth keeping their own empty. Larmer, who scored 38 goals last New York Islanders whipped Pitts­ place Jets. nine rounds. Larry had never ropes and dug a right to the body as Center. Sunday’s nationally tele­ and sparks Tampa Bay Steve Larmer and A1 Second year in the American Hockey burgh 4-1, Hartford harpooned Flyers 4, Devils 1 gotten this out of shape between the crowd was sensing a knockout. vised bout was held at the larger scored two goal- apiece and Tony League, is a candidate for the Boston 5-1, Calgary edged Win­ At Philadelphia, Ron Flockhart fights. He was very busy with He backed Rodriguez up at the bell Watres Armory, which seats 6,800 Bv United Press International \ 3 5 ^ r d run but the Bandits took a 27- yarder early in the third Esposito recorded his first shutout NHL's top rookie. He said there is nipeg 4-3, Philadelphia hammered achieved his sixth two-goal game Twinbill slated doing TV commentaries, guest with a right but could not finish him and was sold out. the lead for good late in the first "a lot more at stake here than in New Jersey 4-1, Buffalo tied period. of the season Sunday to lead the of the season, extending the quarter when Jeff George inter­ the American League. It's a Philadelphia never looked better Philadelphia cut it to '27-22 when Black Hawks to a 6-0 rout of the Quebec 6-6 and Vancouver Flyers’ home streak against the for John Reaves. And John Reaves cepted Chuck Fusina and returned Detroit Red Wings. trimmed Los Angeles 8-4 Colorado-New Jersey franchise to backup quarterback Jim Krohn hit never looked better in it 22 yards for a touchdown. Bryant with a 38-yard screeirpass "I don't care about shutouts ... Rangers 5, Capitals 4 20-0-1. Hector Marini ruined the Philadelphia. After David Trout kicked his with 10:15 left. But a 2-point but if they come along 1 won’t At New York, Reijo Ruotsa- shutout bid of goalie Bob Froese at tonight in NIT Martina has little left Returning to the stadium where first of three field goals — a 35- conversion failed and the Stars lainen and Mark Pavelich scored throw them away.” Esposito said NHL 2:09 of the second period. he began his pro career. Reaves yarder — to bring the Stars within goals 1:28 apart early in the third never crossed midfield again. after recording the 75th regular- Sabres 6, Nordlques 6 passed for 248 yards and one 14-10, Tampa Bay scored a touch­ period, dropping Washington into a "This isn’t as much fun as it has season shutout of t- 14-year NHL At Buffalo, N.Y., third-period touchdown in the first halt Sunday down and two field goals by Zenon business. You know you have to do virtual tie for second place in the NEW YORK (UPI) - Fresno Fresno State has a great defense been the last three weeks," said career. goals by Andre Savard, Mike to prove on tennis court to spark the Tampa Bay Bandits to Andrusyshyn on its next three State leads the nation in defense Stars coach Jim Mora. "But I still Tony O's last regular-season your job. I just try to go about my Patrick Division with the New Ramsey and Dale McCourt ^ who and we hope to overcome it.” and has the best record among the a 27-22 USFL victory over the possessions. shutout came on Nov. 15, 1981, own business. I know I ’m more York Islanders. Ruofsalainen and scored the equalizer with less than DePaul, 29-11, coached by 69- have a lot of confidence in our prepared and my concentration is National Invitation Tournament Philadelphia Stars. Andrusyshyn kicked a 43- yarder football team.” when the Hawks blasted Colorado Anders Hedberg scored a goal and two minutes to go — lifted the year-old Ray Meyer, is the richest NEW YORK (U PI) — With more spirit of a fighting champion. better than it was last year.” semifinal teams. a few things and she always had an " I t ’s great to win here,” Reaves to make it 17-10 in the second 10-0. He had one shutout during last two assists for the Rangers. Sabres. Louis Sleigher and Wilf in NIT tradition among the semifi­ than $5 million in earnings and a “ Chris has won the last two Grand Added Chicago coach Orval So how come nobody knows answer.” said. " I was 0-8 as a starter with quarter and Sam Platt ran for a In Sunday’s other games, Boston y ea r’ s Stanley Cup playoffs Islanders 4, Penguins 1 Paiement scored two goals each nal teams. The Blue Demons won near invincible game, it would Slam titles and she’s still the one to Tessier, "There is not much more coach Boyd Grant’s Bulldogs? Evert, generally the optimist, the Eagles. Coming back to 1-yard TD for the Bandits a little beat New Jersey 31-21. Washington against St. Louis. At Pittsburgh, Brent Sutter for Quebec, which once led 3-0. the N IT In 1945 after losing in the seem that Martina Navratilova beat. that you can teach him “ We are the only team left from said she is looking forward to Philadelphia where my daughter more than two minutes later. edged Michigan 22- 16 in overtime Espo entered this contest believ­ scored two first-period goals, Mike Canucks 8, Kings 4 finals to St. John’s in 1944 has little left to prove. “ I ’ve never beaten Chris on clay, offensively.” the West,’* Grant said. “ Have you meeting Navratilova again, but was born and back to this staduim Andrushyshyn kicked a 38-yard and Chicago defeated Los Angeles ing it was "the most crucial game Bossy scored his 57th goal of the At Vancouver, British Columbia, Although the N IT presently Unhappily for the other women and that a challenge. I'v e never The goals by Secord gave him 54, even heard of us before? We are this time outdoors. was a great feeling. 1 looked field goal and Trout answered with 20-14. for us this season.” The result was season and Bryan Trottier hit an Stan Smyl scored two goals in the consists of teams not selected for who will be standing in her way, won the U.S. Open, and that’s putting him four behind the club conservative on offense and have a “ These tournaments (indoors) forward to it all week. one of 37 yards before halftime and Birmingham downed Arizona Chicago opened a four-point lead open net to lead the Islanders. second period helped the Canucks the 52-team NCAA Tournament, Navratilova doesn’t share this another challenge. There are mark set by Hull. Denis Savard strong defense, plus 500 fans all the are very important to me, but my "When I came to the Eagles in 16-7 Saturday night. Oakland is at over idle Minnesota in the Norris Greg Hotham broke Roland Me- clinch a playoff berth. Los An­ Meyer remembers when the NIT sentiment. Indeed, the more she plenty of challenges for me. There added three assists, giving him 117 way from California to root for immediate goal is to do well in the '72 I didn’t know how to read Denver tonight. Division race. lanson’s shutout bid at 10:57 of the geles, trailing Winnipeg by seven was THE college basketball wins the more confident she gets are still those few players on the French Open,” she said. “ When points. third period. us.” showcase. defenses or call plays. I didn't have At East Rutherford, N.J., three "W e knew they’d be coming out points with four games to play, can and the more eager she is to go out top who on any given day can beat you’re No. 2 you go out and work a good year. I had a lot to do with New Jersey fumbles in the final "The difference was Savard’s Flames 4, Jets 3 Fresno State, 22-10, faces Wake “ I ’ve come full cycle from after us, with Minnesota on their make the playoffs only if it wins its and win some more. us.” harder and I'll go out and work them being 2-11-1.” period set up touchdown runs by line," said Polano. "H e gives his At Winnipeg, Manitoba, defense- Forest in tonight’s opening semifi­ George Mlkan to the present NIT„” heels,” explained Detroit coach remaining games and the Jets lose Just how huge the gap is Navratilova required only 64 harder. I ’m still real keen (or this The Bandits, 4-0 and the USFL’s Richard Crump and Tony Davis wings the puck where they can do man Paul Reinhart scored two their remainine three. nal game at Madison Square Meyer said. “ I can remember Nick Polano. ’Wejustweren’table becoming between her and the minutes to beat Evert and pick up year. only unbeaten club, scored on four and a 45-yard Tim Mazzetti field Garden at 6; 30 p.m. EST, followed when we had bids from both the by DePaul- Nebraska. The winners other women pros was emphasized the $80,000 first prize in this richest of their first six possessions en goal, helping the Breakers down n i t and the NCAA and took the meet Wednesday night in the 46th again Sunday when Navratilova women’s tournament. Along with' route to a 27-13 halftime lead. The the winless Generals. n i t because it was the more ' swept through the last 10 games to the $15,000 she pocketed for win­ defense took over in the second half NBA players thinking playoffs and strike possibility N IT championship game. BuUdogs prestigious tournament.” At Washington. Kim McQdilken defeated Texas-El Paso, Michigan crush Chris Evert Lloyd, 6-2,6-0, in ning the doubles with Pam Shriver as the Stars lost for the first time in Meyer might be familiar with Fingers loses fired a 22-yard TD strike to Joey State and Oregon State to reach the the final of a $350,000 tennis Saturday, this brought her career four games. Bv Tony Fovlo be in the playoffs and they’ll be the N IT but DePaul’s opponent is a Walters on the first drive of 76ers 94, Cavaliers 80 son scored 25 points and grabbed 20 NIT Final Four. Fresno State is championship. earnings to $5,161,059. but satisfied Reaves, who was a first- round UPI Sports Writer out, ” said Ballard Sunday after the stranger to the veteran coach. overtime to win it fortheFederals. At Philadelphia, Moses Malone rebounds for Portland. paced by forward* Bernard Evert, it might be noted, is Evert, unable to find the right draft choice by the N F L ’s Philadel­ Bullets routed the Indiana Pacers Laker* 114, Rockets 93 ” I don’t know anything about ranked No. 2 in the world. weapons to neutralize Navratilo­ Washington. 1-3, drove 72 yards in The NBA’s regular season heads scored 33 points in leading the liiompson and 6-7 Ron Anderson, phia Eagles out of Florida in 1972, 120-101 at Landover, Md., to pull At Ingleyvood, Calif., Magic Nebraska and that’s OK because The tournament is known as the va’s speed and shot- making after six plays of the extra period for the into its final stages, it’s hard to tell 76ers, who never trailed. A drive who averages just under 19 points a SUN CITY, Ariz. (UPI) -eFor hit 16-of-32 passes for 269 yards. He within two games of the Hawks in Johnson scored 28 points and this is all for fun.” Meyer said. “ It Virginia Slims Championships of splitting the first four games, put winning score. what is weighing more on the, by World B. Free enabled Cleve­ game. Milwaukee Brewers’ reliever Rol- accounted for Tampa Bay’s first the Eastern Conference playoff James Worthy 21 to pace the isn’ t how big you are. It’s how big New York. her frustrating effort in players’ minds — the playoffs or a land to come to 58-55 late in the W ake F o re s t, 19-11, has lie Fingers it was a loss in the touchdown on a 33-yard pass to At Chicago, Greg Landry threw race. Lakers to their rout. The Lakers you play and I hear the Com- Navratilova ran her current perspective. strike possibility. third quarter, but Philadelphia struggled since early February record book, but a major victory in Eric Truvillion just 2:38 into the a 5-yard TD pass to Doug Cozen Ballard also has another prob­ led 87-66 after three periods and huskers play pretty big. Some of ’ winning skein to 27 and she has lost “ Martina cleaned my clock,” Some, like G'-eg Ballard, the then went on a 10-2 spurt after injuries to center Anthony his personal battle to come back game. and Kevin Long scored on a 1-yard lem on his mind — a sore back coach Pat Riley used reserves the our kids couldn’t guard a wooden only three times in her last 117 said Evert, who earned $45,000. “ I Washington Bullets’ player repre­ Kings no, Trail Blazer* 95 Teachey, point guard Danny from an arm injury. “He (Reaves) played extremely run to lead the Blitz. The Blitz and which, kept him out of the game. rest of the way. The win was the Indian. They don’ t believe in matches. In five tournaments this hope that this was one of her better sentative, have to give equal At Kansas City, Mo., Eddie Young and forward Alvis Rogers. On Saturday, Fingers gave up well,” Tampa Bay coach Steve Express are 2-2. His replacement at forward, Cha­ ninth in the last 11 games for the defense and that means anything lyear, the 26-year-old naturalized matches. It better be. three runs and three hits in the. planning time to the two events. Johnson scored 28 points and Joe C. Strong outside shooting, however, can happen.” ’ Spurrier said. “ We didn’t have rles Davis, led Washington with Lakers. American has emerged as both the “Martina played very well. I And Ballard apparently thinks a Meriweather added 21 points and has lifted the Deacons to two road eighth inning as the San Francisco many plays for him in the second At Birmingham, Ala,, rookie spectacular 15- for-22 shooting for Supersonic* Ite, Jazz 100 Nebraska. 22-9, is away from ' singles and doubles champion, and don’t think I played poorly by any strike, threatened for next Satur­ 14 rebounds — both season highs — wins among its three NIT Giants beat the Brewers 13-11. But half. We just'tried to grind out the Scott Norwood kicked three first- 33 points and had 11 rebounds. At Salt Lake City, Jack Sikma home for the first time since the means but she just really played day, is a certainty. to lead the Kings. Portland missed victories. -in 23 singles matches she has Fingers threw without pain and clock.” half field goals and Cornelius The Bullets have three games had 23 points and Lonnie Shelton 18 tournament began. dropped only a single set. flawless tennis. I hit some good UPI photo ” We’ll just have to win the rest of 18 straight shots in a row at one “ We go the way Danny Young even though he took the loss, it was Rookie Kelvin Bryant, the Quarles, in his first USFL game, this week before the strike dead­ as Seattle topped Utah for the fifth “ We are here because we played “ There’s still competition for me shots and she ran them down. our games before the strike and point in the first half and trailed goes,” assistant cdach Herb the best thing to happen to him USFL’s leading rusher who scored scored on a 39- yard run as the line, leaving coach Gene Shue as straight time this season. Darrell three games at home (Tulane. Iona and goals I want to achieve,” Everything I tried, staying back, since he tore a muscle in his right HERSCHEL WALKER hope Atlanta loses a couple so we’ll 52-36 at halftime Mvchal Thomp­ Krusen said. “ When he is sharp we two touchdowns and picked up 112 Stallions beat the Wranglers Satur­ confused as anyone. Griffith paced Utah with 25 points. Nebraska Navratilova said with the true going to the net, didn’t work. I tried forearm last Sept. 2. day night. can beat anybody. We know coach Moe Iba said. yards in 22 carries, tied it with a . . .learning as loser 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 28. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 28, 1983 — 17

Long weekend forMCC Training IEAGUE Manchester Community Co.llege together a pair of infield hits second inning accounted for MCC’s pitcher’s duel iii Sunday’s night­ ^ 2- 0 ' Scoreboard baseball team had a tough wee­ followed by a two-run double from ionerun. Len Flanigan had an RBI cap. Corazelli, a 6-foot-l, 185- Camp kend as it swung into its 1983 designated hitter Paul Zona to tie triple in the second and two-run pound sophomore, allowed but two r\\o\ season last Saturday and Sunday it. Kevin Conrad followed with an single in the sixth to pace the hits while MCC batters managed with twinbill setbacks. The RBI single for the g'ame-winner. Chiefs. just three in the well-pitched Notes Cougars fell by 9-8 and 8-1 counts Matt Tallman went the distance In Sunday's opener. Jay Sred- nightcap. nicki got the Cougars on the Saturday to Quinsigamond Com­ and absorbed the loss for MCC Collins 4-10 0-0 8, Te rry 2-5 04) 4, KopIcKi scoreboard quickly with a first- CCRI put together its hits in the Baseball results munity College in Worcester, while Matt Walsh in relief took the fourth inning to score both its Sabres6,Nordlques6 0-1 0-0 0, Grevev 1-3 2-2 4, Warrick 0-0 0* Mass., and Sunday succumbed to win. inning leadoff homer. CCRI 0 0. Totals 51-97 18-21 120. tallies. Mev Pamagiau singled Indiana 20 29 27 25— 101 the Community College of Rhode displayed some power of its own in Quebec 2 31-6 Sunday’s Exhibition Results home one run and Escorar fol­ Hockey Basketball Washington 30 28 31 31— 120 Football At Vero Beach. Fla. Island in Warwick, 5-3 and 2-1. MCC had taken a 2-0 lead in the the home first with three runs on Buttalo 0 3 66 Three-point goal— Byrnes. Total lowed with an RBI double. That First perlod-1, Quebec, Slelgher 11 Montreal 011 000 010 — 3 9 0 The Cougars, 0-4, are scheduled first inning on a Mike Troian RBI Russ Escorar’s three-run homer. Efforts for naught fouls— Los Angeles 000 000 000 — 0 6 0 proved later to be the game- (P.Stastnv, Cote), 18:31. 2, Quebec, Indiana 20, Washington 17. Rebounds— to make their home debut Tuesday double and bases-loaded walk to John Flaherty smashed a solo Palement 24 (Goulet, Wesley), 19:21. Gullickson. Burris (8) and Welgh- winner. Indiana 42 (Kellogg 10), Washington 55 aus; afternoon at 3 o’clock against the Burke. Quinsiagmond moved in homer in the third inning for NHL standings Penalties— Price, O ue, 1:42; Ramsey, NBA standings (Mohorn 15). Assists— Indiana 16 (John­ By United Press International said pitcher Marty Bystrom would But, 7:13; Aubrv, Que, malor, 14:40; USFLstandings Hooton, Stewart (8), Howe (9) and Eastern Connecticut State Coliege front, 3-2, in the home first stanza MCC's second run to trim the CCRI MCC scored its run in the fifth as son 5), Washington 30 (Sobers 8). Scloscia. W— Gullickson. L— Hooton. miss at least two weeks with a back Foligno, Buf, m alor, 14:40; Plchette,Que, Technical— Collins. A— 5,307. jayvees at Cougar Field. lead to 4-2. Paul Canning walloped Bruce Crowell walked, Srednicki W olM C o n iw m e t malor-game misconduct, 14:40; Sauve, Eostern Conference HR— before MCC drew even in the third. Danny Jackson found out Sun­ injury and center fielder Garry Atlantic Division Atlantic Division Montreal. Dawson. a solo blast in the bottom of the singled and both runners moved up Patrick DIvblon Buf (served by Ruff), 15:08. Quinsigamonnd scored three The Cougars took a 6-4 lead in the day how quickly decisions can be Maddox had recovered from a W L T Pit. OF OA W L Pet. GB W L T Pet. PF Second perlod-3, Quebec, Wesley 2 Philadelphia 3 1 0 times in the home seventh to take fourth with three runs on four hits. third for the homestanding on a balk. Crowell toed home plate separation of the left shoulder. x-Phlladelph 47 22 8 102 314 231 (Hunter), 0:37. 4, Buffalo, Hamel 21 x-Phliodelphia 59 11 .843 .750 77 made in major-league baseball. x-Boston 48 22 .686 11 NCAA schedule Boston 3 1 0 .750 88 Saturday's opening game. MCC Ken D’Attillio's sacrifice fly Knights with MCC closing out the on an Infield groundnut. — Bill Gullickson and Ray . y -N Y Islandrs 40 25 12 92 287 218 (Andreychuk, Davis), 3:29. 5, Buffalo, At Fort Myers. Fla. Jackson, a reliever for Kansas V-Washlngtn 38 23 16 92 295 268 New Jersey 45 26 .634 14*/3 Washington 1 3 0 .250 48 Texos 010 000 002 — 3 01 had 8pored twice in the top of the scoring with a tally in the sixth on McKegney 36 (Foligno, Ruff), 7:20. 6, New Jersey 0 4 0 scored one run, Mark Movchuk City, gave up a double to Bob Burris combined for p six-hit ■ V-NY Rangrs 33 34 9 75 295 276 Quebec, Slelgher 12 (Price, Cote), 12:26. New York 38 33 .535 21W East Regional .000 45 Kansos City 010 000 010 — 2 10 inning to secure an 8-6 margin. doubled home a second run and Kirsch’s RBI single. Kirsch was top MCC weekend New Jersey 16 48 13 45 217 324 Washington 34 36 .486 25 Final Central Division Smithson. Boitano (8) and Sundberg, Johnson and a two-run homer to shutout and Andre Dawson had a 7, Quebec, P.Stastnv 47 (Palement, Central Division Tam pa Bay 4 0 0 1.000 97 55 Dave Romejko singled, moved to Troian’s RBI double made it 6-4. Cougar hurler Greg Moore, a sticker, going 4-for-6 in Sunday’s Pittsburgh 17 51 9 43 248 381 Goulet), 17:57. 8, Buffalo, Houslev 19 Sundov's Result Johnson (7); Leonard. Qulsenberry Bill Stein with two out in the ninth home run and an RBI single to lead Adams DIvblon Milwaukee 46 26 .639 — Georgia 8Z North Carolina 77 Chicago 2 2 0 .500 90 67 (7), RHAM High graduate, allowed twinbill. Sr^nicki and Flaherty (Ham el, Andreychuk), 19:59. Penalties— Atlanta 37 35 .514 9 Birmingham 2 2 0 . 500 53 47 second on an error and scored on In the nightcap, Quinsigamond’s inning at Fort Myers, Fla., that the Montreal Expos to a 3-0 win x-Boston 49 19 9 107 318 219 Hamel, Que, 2:34; Cyr, But, malor- Mldeost Regional Jackson (9) and Wathan. W — Boitano. L just three hits but two gopher balls each slammed solo homers and, Detroit 32 39 .451 13'/2 Michigan 1 3 0 .250 59 81 Mike Burke's RBI single in the top Jim McKenna scattered five hits to gave the Texas Rangers a 3-2 over the Los Angeles Dodgers. V-MontrebI 41 23 13 95 342 278 mlnor, 4:28; Palement, Que, molor- Final — Jackson. HRs— Texas. Stein; Kansas proved his downfall. other than Kirsch, were the only V-Butfalo 37 27 13 87 303 271 mlnor, 4:28; Houslev, Buf, 9:38; Fenyves, Chicago 25 46 .352 20V3 March 26 Pacific Division CHv, Aikens. of the seventh with a wild pitch give the Chiefs the doubleheader exhibition triumph over the Roy­ — Doyle Alexander, continuing Cleveland 18 53 .254 27'/3 Oaklond 2 1 O .667 71 47 MCC’s Dan Corazelli and a MCC performers with more than V-(3uebec 32 33 12 76 329 323 Buf, 13:13; Weir, Que, 18:39. Louisville 80, Kentucky 68 (ot) scoring Burke for the lead. sweep. als. Following that performance, to pitch brilliantly in his bid to Hortford 18 52 7 43 247 388 Third period-9, Buffalo, Sovard 16 (C yr, Indiana 18 53 .254 27*/3 Midwest Reglonat Los Angeles 2 2 0 .500 68 59 The homestanding Chiefs put quartet from CCRI combined for a two hits. Campbell Conference Western Conference Final Arizono 2 2 0 .500 58 83 New York (N L) vs. x-Philadelphla. con*, Kris Kirsch's RBI single in the Jackson was demoted to the reclaim a place in the Yankees' Playfair), 8:10. 10, Quebec Palement 25 Mictwest Division Norrb DIvblon (unassisted), 16:23.11, Buffalo, Ramsev7 Sunday's Result Denver 1 2 0 .333 30 47 rain Jacksonville club in the AA South­ starting rotation, scattered two W L T Pts. O F O A W L Pet. GB Houston 89, Vlllonovo 71 Saturday's Result x-Philadelphiavs. Toronto, con., rain (Foligno, Ruff), 17:29. 12, Buffalo, San Antonio 44 27 .6% — Birmingham 16, Arizona 7 ern League. hits over six innings while the ,. V-Chloago 45 22 10 100 324 262 McCourt 19 (filing , Perreault), 18:07. West Reglonat . v-MInnesoto 40 21 16 96 314 273 Penaltles-Virto, But, 2:25; Cyr, But, Denver 39 33 . 542 5'/3 Final Sundoy's Results At New Orleons In all, the Royals sent seven Yankees used just two hits in V-St. Louis 24 38 15 63 276 303 Kansas City 36 35 .507 8 March 26 Boston 31, New Jersey 21 Toronto 000 000 001 — 1 3 1 IOC agrees doubl6mlnor, 9:06; Hunter, (9ue, 9:06; Dallas 36 36 .500 SVi Chicago 20. Los Angeles 14 players to the minor leagues. edging Toronto 2-1. Oscar Gamble, Toronto 25 39 12 62 278 317 Palement, Que, 10:50; Palement, Que, North Carolina State63, Vlrglnlo62 New York (AL) 010 000 Olx — 2 20 Utah 25 47 .347 19V3 Washington 2Z Michigan 16 (ot) Assigned to the Omaha (AAA) playing right field for the third . Detroit 20 42 15 55 250 325 14:07; Andreychuk, But, 14:59; Price, Elchhorn, Acker (2), Gelsel (7) and Smythe DIvblon Que, 15:42. Houston 13 58 .183 31 FINAL FOUR Tompa Bay 27, Philadelphia 22 Martinez; Alexander, Fontenot (7), Aurelio the Magnificent roster were pitcher Keith Creel, straight game in place of Steve x-Edmonton 45 21 11 101 407 306 Pacific Division At Albuquerque, N.M . Monday's Game (Sossage (6) and W ynegar. W — to revamp Shots on goal-Quebec 12-9-6— 27. Buf­ X-L.OS Angeles 51 18 .739 — shortstop Buddy Biancalana and Kemp, hit his second homeran in Calgary 31 34 12 74 309 307 falo Semifinals (All Times EST) Alexander. Phoenix * 43 28 .606 9 Oakland at Denver, 9 p.m. outfielders Darryl Motley and Pat two days. \ Vancouver 30 34 13 73 293 296 8-8-16— 32. Saturday, April 2 L— Elchhorn. HR— New York, Gam­ M IAM I (UPI) — The bail is one of those real Winnipeg 31 38 8 70 291 318 Goalles-Quebec, Molarchuk. Buf­ Seattle 41 31 .569 11 Vs Georgia (24-9) vs. North Carolina State Saturdoy, April 2 ble. scorchers, ripped so hard down the third base line Sheridan. Assigned to Jacksonville — Matt Young, one o f ' the Los -Angeles 26 39 11 63 290 343 falo, Portland 40 31 .563 12 (24-10), 3:39 p.m. Chicago at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. eligibility Golden State 25 46 .352 27 Sunday. April 3 that it seems no force in the world, certainly no were Jackson euid Infielder. Jim surprise successes of the spring, x-clinchod divblon title Sauve. A— 14,063. l,.oulsvllle (32-3) vs. Houston (302), 30 V-dlndied playoff berth San Diego 24 47 .338 28 min. after conclusion of first game. Birmingham at Boston, 1:30p.m. At Yuma. Ariz. human, could possibly stop it. Scranton, and assigned to Fort pitched six scoreless innings and (To p lour In each divblon qualify tor x-clinched playoff berth Washington at Philadelphia, 1:30 NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - Championship p.m. SeoHle 000 100 300 — 4 8 0 Aurelio Rodriguez never even blinks. S p o rts Myers (A) was pitcher Mike Jones. Dave Henderson collected three Stanley Cup plavons.) Saturday’s Results Monday, April 4, 9 p.m. San Diego 000 000 030 — 3 8 0 The International Olympic Com­ Saturday's Results Islanders 4, Penguins 1 New Jersey 102. Atlanta 81 Oakland at Los Angeles, 4 p.m. Young, Vonde Berg (7). Stanton (9) Without even exerting himself, without even so The Royals went ahead 2-1 in the hits to lead the Seattle Mariners to Milwaukee 89. New York 81 New Jersey at Arizono, 8 p.m. P arade mittee has agreed to revise eligi­ eighth inning when Onix Concep­ a 4-3 win over the San Diego Boston 7, Hartford 4 and Mercado; Show. Ruiz (7) and much as quickening any of his movements, he Minnesota 7, Detralt 5 Chicago 118. Boston 108 Monday. April 4 Kennedy. W— Young. L— Show. HR— bility rules, giving Western N Y Islanders 211— 4 Kansas City 114, Dalles 111. NCAA Tournament Denver at Michigan, 9 p.m. somehow materializes in front of the ball, cion doubled home John Wathan. Padres. Ruppert Jones clubbed a N .Y . Islanders 3, N .Y . Rangers 2 Pittsburgh 0 01—1 San athletes a chance to finance their Mantreal 6, St. Lauls 5 Phoenix 124. Denver 110 Diego, Jones. abruptly terminates its progress with his glove Milt Richman The Rangers scored in the second, three- run homer for the Padres. First period— 1, N Y Islanders, Sutter San Diego 121. Golden State 117 (ot) Olympic training against state- Toronto 2, Quebec 1 18, (McEwen, Jonsson) 14:52. 2, NY and then, in the same motion, fires a perfect when Jim Sundberg doubled in — Pascual Perez held Baltimore Washington 4, Pittsburgh 4 (tie) Sunday’s Results Georgia 82. North Carolina 77 aided sportsmen of the Soviet-bloc. Islanders, Sutler 19, (unassisted) 19:20. Washington 120. Indiana 101 strike over to first to get the runner from here to George Wright, but the Royals tied to six hits in seven innings and Winnipeg 5, Colgory 2 Penalties— ^Trottler, N Y I, 12:14; Boyd, At West Palm Beach. Fla. After 18 months of negotiations Edmonton 9, Los Angeles 3 Phltodelphla94. Cleveland 80 breakfast. it in their half on a solo home run by short relief specialists Terry Fors­ Pit, 14:52; Tonelll, NYI, 19:44. Kansas City 110. Portland 95 G E O R G IA (82) Baltimore 002 000 000 — 2 6 3 with national sports federations, Sunday's Results Second period— 3, N Y Islanders, Bossy Atlanta 012 000 20x — 5 10 0 Aureiio the Magnificent. He still is. He is Willie Aikens. ter and Steve Bedrosian pitched Hartford 5, Boston 1 Seattle 122. Utah 108 Banks 7 06 20, Heard 4 0-0 8, Fair 5 1- the IOC unanimously agreed Sun­ 57, (M cEwen, Potvin), 5:47. Penalties— Los Angeles 114. Houston 93 2 11, Crosby 6 5-8 17, Fleming 6 5-8 17, Flanagan. Flinn (7), T. Martinez (8) putting in his 16th season in the big leagues, this Kansas City shortstop U.L. Wa­ shutout ball as the Atlanta Braves Chicago 6, Detroit 0 Chornev, Pit, 2:09; Tonelll, N Y I, 4:40; Hartry 1 0-0 2, Floyd 0 04) 0, Corhen 3 )■ Baseball and Dempsey, Nolan (7); Perez, Forster the Orioles’ new manager who was one of the day that athletes whose sports Quebec 6, Buffalo 6 (tie) Monday’s Games time with the Baltimore Orioles, and at 35, he’s shington left with a pulled tendon beat the Orioles 5-2. Baxter, Pit, 4:40; Dion, Pit, 4:40; (No Gomes Scheduled) 4 7. Totals 32 18-28 82. (8), Bedrosian (9) and B e n ^lct. W — Yankees’ coaches when Rodriguez was with them federations reeeive money for Philadelphia 4, New Jersey 1 Nystrom, N Y I,m a lo r,7:28; Rlssllng,Pit, N O R TH CA R O LIN A (77) •••••••••••••••••••••• Perez. L — Flanagan. just as smooth around third base, probably more in his right ankle in the first inning. N .Y. Islanders 4, Pittsburgh 1 Tuesdoy’s Games two years ago. "Bear in mind, he was the one who their performances may compete malor, 7:28; Jonsson, NYI,8:04; Hannan, (All Times EST) Perkins 5 4-4 14, Doherty 3 4-4 10, so, than when he first came up with the California The Royals are 5-12 and the — Bobby Clark singled with the N .Y . Rangers 5, Washington 4 Pit, 8:04; Bossy, N Y I ,8:39; Shedden, Pit, Detroit vs. Houston, con., rain broke Brooks Robinson’s string of Gold Gloves. in the Olympic Games. Calgary 4, Winnipeg 3 Boston at Indiana, 7:35 p.m. Dougherty 6 3-3 15, Jordan 11 4-5 26, Angels as a kid of 20 from I^s Mochis, Mexico, Rangers are 9-10 in exhibition play. bases loaded and two out in the 10:06; Boyd, Pit, 12:28; Trottier, N YI, Cleveland at Atlanta. 7:40 p.m. Braddock 5 0-1 10, Hunter 1 0-0 2, Martin Brooks had won it 16 straight times at third base The new ruies allow federations Vancouver 8, Los Angeles 4 16:18; Gotzos, Pit, 16:18. 0 OO 0, Hale 0 OO 0. Totals 31 15-17 77. Baseball standings who knew only three words of English. In other spring action; ninth inning to lift the California Monday's Games Milwaukeeat Washington. 8:0Sp.m. before Aurelio got the award. He’s great to receive money on behalf of Third period— 4, Pittsburgh, Hotham 2, Denver at Son Antonio. 8:30 p.m. Halftime— Georgia 37, North Carol­ At Palm Springs, Calif. "They were ‘ham and eggs,” ’ he recalls — The New York Mets placed Angels to their seventh strai^t (No Games Scheduled) (Carlyle), 10:57.5, N Y Islanders, Trottier ina Oakland 101 000 100 — 310 0 insuracne for us in case Hernandez needs some athletes who compete in certain Tuesday's Games Philadelphia at Chicago. 8:35p.m. Exhibition Baseball laughing. " I ate that for 10 days. Breakfast, lunch catcher John Stearns on the 15- day win, a 4-3 decision over the 33, (PotvIn) 19:53. Penoltles— Pers- Kansas (tity at Houston. 9:05 p.m. 35. Fouled out— Jordan, Hunter. Total Notional League California 200 000 002 — 4 6 0 help. Not oniy in the playing department, but he meetings oniy if that money is (All Times EST) son, fouls— Georgia 17, North Carolina 26. Norris, Langford (6) and Kearney; and dinner. Then they taught me another word — disabled list retroactive to March Oakland A ’s. Boston at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Utah at PhPenlx, 9:35 p.m. W L Pet. also speaks the same language as Hernandez and placed in a trust fund. N Y I, 2:32; M orrow, N Y I, 7:46; Persson, San Diego at Los Angeles. 10:30p.m. Rebounds— Georgia 34 (Heard 9), North Montreal 14 8 .636 John, Hassler (8), Sanchez (9) and ’steak.’’ ’ 21. He has a slight tear in his right — The Cleveland Indians scored , Buffalo at Hortford, 7;3Sp.m. N Y I, 10:16; Langevln, N YI, 10:16; Carolina 32 (Perkins 11). Assists— Boone, Ferguson (8). W— Sanchez. L— don’t think that doesn’t help. The competitor may draw upon Toronto at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Detroit at Portland. 10:30 p.m. St. Louis 8 7 .533 A lot of water has gone under the bridge since elbow. four runs in the first inning and Rlssllng, Pit, 10:16; Hannan, Pit, 10:16; Dallas at Golden State. 10:35 p.m. Georgia 16 (Fleming 5), North Carolina San Francisco 9 8 .529 Langford. “ We’re gonna give Hernandez every chance. that fund only for athletic purposes . N.Y. RangersatSt. Louis,9:0Sp.m. Baxter, Pit, 13:54. 13 (Braddock 7). Technical— None. then and a lot of other English words have been — The Pittsburgh Pirates were then survived a four-run Chicago Los Angeles at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. New York 9 9 .500 One thing the Orioles are noted for is their until he retires, when he can claim Shats on goal— N Y Islanders 9-9-14— 32. A— Son Diego 9 10 .474 Chicago (A L ) vs. St. Louis, con., roln added to Rodriguez’ vocabulary. He has played held to just three hits by Frank Cubs fifth inning for a 9-7 victory. Edmonton at Vancouver, 11:0Sp.m. Pittsburgh 67-1628. 22,984. Boston vs. Minnesota, can., roln patience with young ballplayers. We’re not any remaining money. Los Angeles 10 12 .455 for the old Washington Senators since then and for Pasture and the Cincinnati Reds, For the Indians, Miguel Dilonehad Gaalles— NY Islanders, Melanson; Cincinnati 7 10 .412 worried about Hernandez playing in the big The decision of the IOC’s 86th Pitts­ 76ers 94. Cavaliers 80 Atlanta 9 13 .409 Detroit and San Diego as well as for the New York failing 4-0 in a game halted after three hits, scored three times and AHL standings burgh, Dion. A— 6,620. At Lakeland. Fla. leagues. We know he’s gonna do that. We’re session, which opened Friday, still Houston 89. Villanova 71 Chicago 7 13 .350 Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays and Chicago White 5>A innings by darkness and stole two bases. Scot Thompson, Pittsburgh 7 13 .350 Cleveland 410 130 000 — 9 14 0 concerned if he can do it in 1983.” Chicago (N L ) 000 241 000 — 7 112 Sox. would prevent athletes from di­ imminent rainfall. First baseman Northern C L E V E L A N D (80) Philadelphia 5 10 .333 That’s where Rodriguez comes in. Aurelio also filling in at first base for the Robinson 8-22 1-3 17. Hubbard 4-12 1-2 V IL L A N O V A (71) Sorensen. Bailer (6). Walts (8), and rectly receiving money and mate­ Jeff Jones hit a two-run homer and w L T Pit. GF GA Flames 4, Jets 3 Houston 3 12 .200 Last spring he started with the Blue Jays and can play short or second, so that gives the Orioles injured Bill Buckner, drove in four x-FrederIctn 9. Cook 3-4 (H) 6. Huston 3-9 1-1 7, Free Pressley 0-9 1-2 1. Pinckney 6-11 6-9 18, American Leogue Hassey; Rainey, Perlman (4). Proly (5), rial benefits for their sports 44 26 8 96 339 278 PInone 7-17 64 18. Granger 3-15 2-2 8. Brusstor (5). Patterson (7). Smith (8) two days before the season began, manager outfielder Gary Redus added a soio Cubs runs. Maine 37 32 8 82 324 5-22 4-4 14. Wilkerson 0-1 3-4 3, Tlllis 5-10 W L Pet. a little more insurance. activities without the knowledge of 301 0-0 10, Lacey 0-2 0-0 0. Hoyes 4-8 0-0 8. McClain 8-14 1-1 17. McLain 0-3 0-0 0. and Davis, Stimac (7). W— Sorensen. L — Bobby Cox called him in and toid him he had been shot. The Pirates also decided not — The San Francisco Giants Nova Scotia 38 34 5 81 355 318 Colaarv 0 1 3—4 Minnesota 12 5 .706 “ He’s got the ideai temperament for the kind of Flowers 3-3 0-0 6. Totals 35-9310-14 80. Mulquln 1-3 1-1 3. Maker 1-1 0-1 2. Dobbs Chicago Rainey. traded to Chicago. their sports federations. to sign veteran left- hander Randy Adirondack 35 37 5 75 317 332 Winnipeg 2 1 0— 3 0-0 0-0 0. Lutsettaunig 0-4 0-0 0. Wilbur 1-4 14 6 .700 job he’ II do with us,” Altobelli says. “ He can sit on rolled to their third consecutive Moncton 32 37 7 71 First period— 1, Winnipeg, Savard 4 P H IL A D E L P H IA (94) Miiwoukee 12 6 .667 The decision was seen as a Jones. 283 296 Cureton 3-6 0-0 6. R. Johnson 1-6 OO 2, 0- 0 2. Mosslmlno 0-0 0-0 0. Everson 1-1 0- “ Which Chicago, the White Sox or the Cubs?” the bench eight or nine days at a stretch and then triumph, a 6-2 win over the Sherbrooke 21 SO 4 46 268 352 (Steen, Hopkins), 9:17. 2, Winnipeg, New York 12 6 .667 setback for the state-aided sports­ Molone 10-15 13-13 33. Cheeks 3-6 0-0 6. 0 2. Totals 28-82 15-20 71. Baltimore Rodriguez asked, with logical curiosity. — Veteran Philadelphia Phillies Milwaukee Brewers behind home Southern Boschman 11 (Watters, Arniel), 14:56. H O U S TO N (89) 13 8 .619 go in there anid make contact. He doesn’ t x-Ro Chester 45 24 Penalties— Pe„llnskl, Cal. 6:19; Hawer- Toney 8-13 2-2 18, Jones 3-7 5-8 11, C. Toronto 13 B .619 man of the Soviet-bloc countries outfielder Bill Robinson was re­ 8 98 372 310 Johnson 4-5 2-6 10. Richardson 0-6 OO 0. Drexler 6-12 0-1 IZ Mlcheoux 11-17 8-10 "The White Sox,” said Cox. complain, either. I was with him with the runs by outfielders Jeff Leonard Hershev 39 33 5 83 302 292 chuk. Win, 10:54; Reinhart, Cal, 11:59; Detroit 11 7 .611 and a benefit to Western athletes Edwords 4-9 0-0 8. Totals 36-73 29-42 94. 30. Olaiuwon 10-11 0-1 20. Franklin 2-5 0-0 Californio "Fine,” said Rodriguez, and in no time at all he Yankees in 1981 and I saw what he could do. leased from a Clearwater, Fla., and Jack Clark. The Giants also New Haven 36 33 7 79 319 318 Nilsson, Cal, 14:17. 4, Young 9-16 2-2 20. Gettys 0-1 0-2 0. 10 7 .588 who have fared poorly in the battle Binghamton 34 35 6 74 Second period— 3, Winnipeg, Hawer- Clevelond 19 18 24 19— 80 Oakland 10 9 .526 was on his way. Everybody knbws how good he can play third hospital after tests revealed he did placed pitcher Alan Fowlkes on the 296 314 Philadelphia 24 24 22 24— 94 Anders 0-3 0-0 0, Willloms 0 ^ 0-0 0. Rose Transactions for Olympic medals. St. Cothorins 33 38 6 72 323 342 chuk 1- 1 1-2 3. Bunce 0-0 (VO 0. Dickens 0-1 0-0 Cleveland 10 11 .476 With the Orioles, he figures to be primarily the base. But he’ll surprise you with the bat, too.” not have phlebitis. The team also disabled list with a sore arm. Baltimore 31 36 9 71 343 355 40(MacLean, Babych), 13:35.4, Calgary, Fouled out— THUS. Total fouls— Texas 9 10 .474 IOC Eligibility Committee Cleve­ 0. Orsak 0-0 01 0. Thomas OO OO 0. Giles Boston 7 11 backup for Leo Hernandez, the 23-year-old long One of the Orioles’ coaches, Elrod Hendricks, Springfield 30 40 6 66 269' 302 Nilsson 42 (Bridgman, Reinhart), 15:46. OO 0-0 0. Totals 39-67 11-19 89. .389 Baseball Chairman Wiili Daume told a news x^llnchw l divblon m i l Penalties— Hopkins, Win, 5:55; Ma- land 26. Philadelphia 15. Rebounds— Seattle 7 10 .412 Chicago (A L ) — Sent Inflelder Ty ball hitting rookie acquired in a deal with the played on the same club as Rodriguez with Cleveland 46 (Robinson 9), Philadelphia Halftime— Houston 37, Villanova 27. conference Sunday the only excep­ Saturday's Results coun; Fouled out— Drexler. Total fouls— Vil­ Kansas City 5 12 .294 Waller and pitcher Fernando Arroyo to Dodgers. The Orioles are hoping Hernandez turns Jalisco of the Mexican League 17 years ago and New Haven 4, Binghamton 3 Cal, 13:27; Hopkins, Win, 14:09. 42 (Molone 11). Assists-^leveland 17 Soturday's Results its minor-league camp for reassign­ tions to the revised eligibility rule (Huston 10). Philadelphia 16 (Edwards lanova 24, Houston 21. Rebounds— ment. out to be their regular third baseman. But if he Molne 4, Hershev 3 Third period— 5, Calgary, Reinhart Villanova 43 (Pinckney 12). Houston 47 - Cincinnati 5. Los Angeles 4 (10 Inn.) makes a point about the kind of personality and are national federations pertain­ Moncton 5, St. Catharines 3 16 4). A — 13.327. Baltimore 14, Atlanta 1 Chicago (NL) — Returned pitchers doesn’ t, then Rodriguez, obtained in the re-entry temperament he has. (Olaiuwon 13). Assists— Villanova ing to soccer and ice hockey. Sunitay's Results (Bridgman, Nilsson), 3:36. 6, Calgary, 14 Boston 9, Pittsburgh 4 Reggie Patterson, Craig Lefferts and Jon draft, will get a lot more work. Even with his .239 Reinhart 17 (Nilsson, Rlsebrough), 8:55. Detroit 13, Toronto 5 Perlman and inflelders Jay Loviglio, "H e’s the type you want on your ball club,” The IOC decision came in Hershey 6, Binghamton 1 ( Pkickney 5). Houston 14 (Gettys. Young, lifetime average. Hendricks says. “ He comes to play but if he Scoreboard Adirondack 8, Maine 6 7, Calgary, Jalonen II (Konrovd, Kings 110,Blazers 95 x-ChIcogo (A L ) 6, Kansas City 1 Carmelo Martinez and Dave Owen to response to demands from some New Haven 5, Baltimore 4(ot) Rlsebrough), 14:39. Penalties— x-Phlladelphia 12, x-Chicago (A L) 7 (10 Iowa of the American Association; sent You askRodriguez whathisjobwiththeOrioles doesn’t play, he doesn’t gripe. He’s not insecure. competitors that they be ailowed to Nova Scotia 5, Springfield 4(ot) Peplinski, Inn.) pitcher Sandy Wlhtol to Cleve­ is and he shrugs. Jim neitoro 72-77-72— 221 Rochester 6, Moncton 4 Cal, 10:01; MacLeon, Win, 10:01. P O R TL A N D (95) San Diego 13. Oaklond 4 land's A iot of ballplayers are. He always tries to help M ark O'M eara 71-77-74— 222 NITschedule ”1 dunno,” he says. “ The only thing I know is receive money and retain eligibil- Fredericton 8, St. Catharines 5 Shots on goal— Calgary 619-19— Nott 6-12 3-4 15, M.Thompson 10-20 5-8 Minnesota 12. Houston 3 minor leagueclubatChorleston. W.Va. somebody. I think that’s because he had a lot of ity. They said many athletes were Dove Elchelberger 76-73-73— 222 Monday's (3ame 46. 25. Cooper 1-7 4-4 6. Poxson $-15 4-8 14. St. Louis 8, Texas 8 (tie) Cincinnati — Sent pitchers Charlie I ’m happy to be here. I hope I can play. I don’t say Fronk Conner 73-7675-223 help himself and he learned to give some of what already receiving money secretly Golf New Haven at Sherbrooke Winnipeg 1668— 32. Lever 3-4 2-2 8, Carr 3-7 6-7 12, Valentine Semifinals Cleveland 6. Chicago (N L ) 5 (10 inn.) Lelbrandt and Fred Toliver, outfielder every day but I ’ll play as much as they need me.” he knows.” Calvin Peete 73-73-77— 223 Tuesday's Games Goalies— Calgary, Edwards. Win­ 1-4 6-6 8. To w n A 2-4 0-0 5. BuseO-1 (VO 0. Monday’s Games x-San Francisco 13. Milwaukee 11 Chub Little and catcher Steve Christmas How does he feel about playing backup? by sponsors and advertisers. 737675— 223 Hershev of Binghamton nipeg, McDowell (M) 2-2 Z Totals 31-74 32-41 95. At New York California 5. Seattle 3 to its minor-leogue complex. During the year-and-a-half he was with the The IOC still must wrestle with M ike NIoolette 7371-79— 223 Sherbrookeat Fredericton Hayward. A — 15,120. KAN SAS C IT Y (110) Wake Forest (19-11) vs. Fresno State New York (AL) 8, Montreal 0 Milwaukee — Ploced pitcher Rollie “ Well, I can do that, too,” he offers. “ I started Ron Streck 71-77-74— 224 (22-10), 6:30 p.m. Yankees, Rodriguez never had any complaints. demands to aliow soccer players E.Johnson 11-16 6-6 28. Merlweother 10- New York (N L) 11. PhliadelphiaO Fingers on the 21-day disabled list. out the same way with Chicago iast year. I hardly Local golt Tim Norris 767676—224 11 1-2 21. S. Johnson 4-12 0-0 8. Drew 7-15 DePaul (20-11) vs. Nebraska (22-9), 9 Sunday’s Results New York (N L)— Placed catcher John About the city, the fans or George Steinbrenner. G r ^ Norman 71-77-76— 224 played the first half at all. Mostly defense. By the under 23 years old from South 56 19. Williams 7-14 0-1 14, Woodson 4-13 p.m. Montreal 3. Los Angeles 0 Stearns on the 15-day disabled list “ I never had any problems with him,” America and Europe to compete John Adorns 767676—224 Whalers 5, Bruins 1 Rangers 5, Capitals 4 8-8 16. Nealy 2-3 0-0 4. Steppe 0-1 0^) 0, Chompionship Texas 3. Kansas City 2 retrooctive to March 21. time the season was over, I played in 118 games. ” Rodriguez says. ”He didn’t talk to me too much.” I'iS? 767676^04 Dennard 0-0 0 ^ 0. L.Thompson 0-1 0-0 0. Wednesday. Morch 30 New York (A L) 2, Toronto 1 Pittsburgh — Sent Inflelders Denlo even though they are Tallwood 737677— 225 At New York. 9 p.m. Rodriguez became the White Sox regular third Nobody has problems with the popular Mexican Washington 2 2 0—4 Totals 4586 20-23 110. Atlanta 5. Baltimore 2 Gonzalez and Nelson Norman to minor- professionals. Easter Cloisic scramble— Tom Scott Simpson 767674—225 Portlond 15 21 33 26— 95 Seottle 4. San Diego 3 league training camp for reassign­ baseman the second half of the season after they veteran nor does he have problems with anybody. Arnold Palmer 73737^1^ . Boston 0 01—I NY Rangers 1 2 2—5 The IOC also must face a Bradv-Norm Pelletler-Grea Beroer- Hartford i 4 0— 6 First period— 1, Washington, Now 18 Kansas City 26 26 29 29— 110 California 4. Oakland 3 ment. traded Jim Morrison to the Pirates. He appeared He’d like to play a few more years and then stay in Jo v H ow royd 43, Rov St. Louls-Don JSSL'i ^ 71-7681— 227 Three-point goals— Townes. Fouled Cleveland 9. Chicago (N L) 7 Kansas City — Assigned pitcher Keith demand that professionals be Charles Coodv 767379—227 First period— 1, Harford, Adams 10 (unassisted), 2:43. 2, Washington, Valen­ Local basketball in 72 of Chicago’s final 80 games and hit .274 over baseball. He’ll never have much trouble finding a McDonough-JIm Bldwell-Ron Welll- (Hospodar, Renaud), 10:25. tine 6 (Carpenter, Duchesne), 8:16.3, N Y out San Francisco 6. Mllwaukee2 Creel, shortstop Buddy Biancalana allowed to cbmpete after they have Blll Dion 63, Ed Stone-VIn Sleleikl-Bob Gory Koch 77-71-79— 227 — None. Total fouls— Portland 17, Kansas Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 0 (5V2 Inn., and that stretch to finish the year at .241. To m Welskopt 70-77-81— 228 „ Penalties— Rangers, Pavellch 34 (Hedberg, Beck), job. Which only goes to show you don’t have to win been re-instat^ in the amateur LeBreoux-Russ Dovldson-Jlm Stoughton, Hart, 1:34; Pederson, Bos, 18:39. Penalties— Holt, Was, 11:2S; Ruot- City 29. Rebounds — Portlond 42 rain) outfielders Darryl Motley and Pat ’’He’s perfect for us, ” explains Joe Altobelli, Jim Colbert 7377-83— 232 Midget Detroit vs. Houston, can., rain any batting titles to have people want you around. catego^ in their country. Sommers 63, Lou Mlller-Bob Lewls- 6:13;0’Connell,Bos,12:56;Krushelnyskl, salalnen, N Y R , 19:50. (M.Thompson 10). Kansas City 37 Sheridan to Omaha of the American Dave Bromlev-Joe Olbrlos-Bldlne He­ Bos, 18:17. Second period— 4, Washington, (Merlweother 14). Assists— Portland 14 Mahoney Rec Aii-Stars turned back Boston vs. Minnesota, can., rain Association; sent pitcher Dan Jackson Earlier in the day, Ashwini rald 63, Horry Hodfleld-Bob Holsteod- Second period— 2, Hartford, Stoughton Du­ (M.Thompson. Lever 4). Kansas City 28 the Y Aii-Stars, 40-29, iast Friday night New York (N L ) vs. x-Phlladelphia, and Inflelder Jim Scranton to Jacksonvil­ Kumar of India was elected as vice Bruce LeFebvre-Leo Brovokls-Don 42 (F ro n d s), 3:35.3, Hartford, McDougol chesne 17 (Carpenter), 2:58. 5, N Y (Woodson 8). A— 6.495. at the Rec Center in midget basketbaii can., rain le; assigned pitcher Mike Jones to Fort Hom e 63. x-Phlladelphia vs. Toronto, can., Myers. president of the IOC, defeating 7 (Lawless, Malinowski), 11:34. 4, Rangers, Hedberg 24 (McClanahan, action. Low Orest, Low Net— Class A- Lou Hartford, Johnson 30 (unassisted), 14:59. Ruotsalalanen), 5:15. 6, N Y Rangers, Mott Vaughn pumped in 18 points, Ai rain St. Louis — Optioned second baseman Chicago (A L ) vs. St. Louis, can., rain Tom Herr, pitchers Ralph Citarelia, Atlanta International JuUan Roosevelt of the United M iller S2, Net-Chuck Gagnon S2-7-75, Soccer 5k Hartford. Kotsopoulos5 (Malinowski), Allison 10 (Leinonen, Ruotsalalnen), Sonics 122. Jazz 108 Smith 13, Gienn Jensen 8 and Mo States, who retains his position on E d Mitfitt 90-10-80, John Yetlshetsky 15:54. Penalties— Stoughton, Hart, 17:04. 7, Washington, Valentine 7 Moriarty pioyed weii (or the winners Monday’s (3ames Ricky Horton, Terry Clark, Jeff Keener, 89-9-80; Closs B- Gross- Ed M cLaughlin (All Times EST) Kevin Hagen, and Jose Brito ond the executive board. - 1:13; (unassisted), 17:40. Penalties— whiie Shaun Brophy had 13 markers, 84. Net- Bob Farrand 86-15-71, Chuck MacTovIsh, Bos, 12:16; McDougal, Hart, Pavellch, Scott Aitrui 9 and Danny Caiiahon 5 for Texas vs. Houston at Cocoa, Fla., 1:30 outfielder Andy Van Slykeby to Louisville S E A T T L E (122) p.m. NIcol 90-15-75, Pete Velldow 88-11-77, 12:16; Mllbury, Bos, 'i4:04; Pederson, N YR , 13:29; Jarvis, Was, 15:45; Currie, Shelton 9-14 0-0 18. Vranes 3-3 1-4 7, the iosers. of the American Association. Returned Carl M Ikolowsky 89-11-78, Keith Ben­ Toronto vs. New York (N L ) at St. non-roster catcher Orlando Sanchez to M ISL atandinga Bos, 14:04; Neufeld, Hart, 14:04; Was, 19:44. SIkma 8-20 7-7 23. Williams 8-16 0^ 16. nett 91-12-79; Class C- Gross-John Sullivan, Hart, 14:04; Adams, Hartford, Third period— 8, N Y Rangers, Ruot- Thompson 6-11 4-4 16. Hawes 3-5 0-0 6. •••••••••••••••••••••• Petersburg. Fla., 1:30p.m. Louisville. Howard 90, Net- Mark Bennett 102-34- double minor, 19:14. salolnen 14 (Johnstone), 4:38. 9, N Y Kelser 3-6 2-7 8. Brown 5-9 0 ^ 11, Detroit vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater. Football Yarborough celebrates 68, Bruce M aynard 90-20-70, M ike Fla., 1:30 p.m. New Jersey — Signed safety Shafer Eastern Division Third period— 6, Boston, Krushel- Rangers, Pavellch 35 (McClanahan, Donaldson 2-4 5-9 9. Smith 4-7 0-0 8. Bowmon 106-34-72, Sam Saplenzo 95-19- ,. nvski Hedberg), 6:06. Penalty— Allison, Radford 0-0 0-0 0, Greig 0-1 0-0 0. Totals Car racing Cincinnati vs. Kansos City at Fort Suggs; linebacker Reggie Matthis re­ 76, Jim Aufmon 97-19-78; Calloway- Baltimore ^ ^ ^5o 22 (MacTovIsh, Peeters),9:38. Penalty— NYR, 51-96 19-31 122. Myers. Fla., 1:30 p.m. tired. Balboa Native Rocco Borlle 82-8-74. Hart, bench, (served by Adams) ,5:34. 15:54. U TA H (108) Pittsburgh vs. Minnesota at Orlando, Match Ploy vs. Par— Mark Bennett 3 ^ Shots on goal— Boston 1611-1634. Shots on goal— ^Washington 6167— Drew 8-17 56 21. Kelley 0-0 1-2 1, Fla., 1:30 p.m. up, John Howard 1 up. Bob Farrand 1 Chicago 24 18 571 3 Los Angeles vs. New York (A L ) at birthday with triumph New York 21 9 525 5 H iT'fo rd 12-7-4-23. 29. Eaton 6-9 3-5 15. Green 3-7 7-6 13. Griffith Atlanta 500 scores victory up, Mike Bowman 1 up. Fort Lauderdale. Fla., 1:30 p.m. Goalies— Boston, Baron, Peeters. NY Rangers 161612-^2. 12-24 1-2 25. PoQuette 5-7 2-2 12. Wilkins At Hampton. Ga.. M orch 27 CAR CARE PUrfalO . 93 AVi A Hart­ Goalies— Washington, Jensen. NY 2-8 (H) 4, Anderson 4-8 3-4 11. Eaves 2-4 Chicago (AL) vs. Boston at Winter |0 (Listed with type of cor. laps completed Haven, Flo., 1:30 p.m. Memphis ,7 S .4W 9-A ford, Mlllen. A— 12,805. Ran­ 04) 4. Natt 1-2 04) 2. Totals 43-66 22-29 and winner’s averoge speed) CORNER HAMPTON, Ga. (UPI) - It was rain forced a week’s delay in the NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Bal­ gers, MIo. A — 17J91. 109. x-Montreal vs. Atlanta at West Palm him.” PGA Hat rt, W«»»9ni Olvislan I. Cale Yarborough, Chevrolet, 328 Beach. Fla., 1:30 p.m. a nice birthday present but nothing race, he was ready to run Sunday. boa Native, ridden by Jorge Seottle 36 23 34 29— 122 laps, 124.055 mph. 2. Neil Bonnett. Buddy Baker finished third in a SSrihB^*®® 26 14 .450 - Utoh 20 34 31 23— 108 Chicago (N L ) vs. San Francisco at really new for Cale Yarborough, By lap 30 he had moved into the Velasquez, came from behind to Chevrolet. 328. 3. Buddy Boker, Ford. Scottsdale. Ariz., 3 p.m. Ford, foliowedby JoeRuttmanina $788,080 Tournament Players «.‘'t'iSis g ’/a -.fg r Three-point goals— Brown. Total 328. 4. Joe Ruttmon. Chevrolet. 328. 5. who specializes in winning the top 10, and he took the lead before score a half-length victory over Ctiomplen- Black Hawks 6. Red Wings 0 CanuGks8,Klngs4 fouls— Seattle vs. San Diego at Yum a. Ariz., 3 Chevrolet and Ri<;hard Petty in a Richard Petty. Pontiac. 3 ^ . 6. Dick p.m. spring race at Atlanta Interna­ the halfway point. local challenger Found Pearl sMp ph^x*"*^ I? g %% Seattle 26. Utah 28. Fouled out— Drew. Brooks. Ford. 326. 7, Mark Martin. Pontiac. At Ponte Vedro, Flo., March 27 Eaton. Rebounds— Seattle55 (SIkma 11), Miiwoukee vs. Cleveland at Tucson. tional Raceway. Yarborough was running second Harbor in the $200,000 Louisiana Golden Bay 14 26 .350 12 Detroit 0 0 0 -0 Los Anoolti 1 2 1— 4 Buick. 328. 8. Terry Labonte, Chevrolet. Ariz., 3 p.m. Yarborough averaged only (P a r 72) Loe Angeles 7 35 .14 7 20 Chicago 611—6 Utah 51 (Eaton 9). Assists— Seattle 28 328. 9, Tim Richmond. Pontiac, 327. 10, Yarborough, who turned 43 Derby at the Fair Grounds. (T h ird round) Voncouvor O 5 3—8 Oakland vs. California at Palm to Benny Parsons’ Buick when 124.055 mph as the race was slowed Soh^sItesuM First period— 1, Chlcogo, Secord 53 First period— 1, Los Angeles. Fox 25 (Williams 10). Utah 28 (Drew and Green. Ricky Rudd. Chevrolet. 326. Sunday, used another one of his Balboa Native, the third choice John Cook 6370-71— 210 7). Technical fouls— Griffith, Seattle II. Harry Gant, Buick, 326. 12. Ron Springs. Cailf., 4 p.m. racing resumed with 18 laps to go seven times for 62 laps by caution O ^dm Bay 7, Cleveland 4 (ot) (Lorlmer, Wilson), 1:55. 2, Chicago, (H a rd y)j 11:38. Penalties— Hopkins. x-Montreal vs. Baltimore at Miami. “ backup” cars to cruise to his in the field of eight horses at 3-1, Bobby Clompett 637370—211 Pittsburgh 4, AAemphls 5 Cressman 13 (Wilson), 15:50. 3, Ludzik 6 LA. defense. Utah (Illegal defense). A— 8.923. Bouchard, Buick. 325. 13, Dave Marcis. following the final caution flag, but flags. There were no serious Vance Heofner 7371-49— 212 7:30 p.m. second victory of the young NAS­ was tagging behind near last place Shhday’s Results (Higgins), 17:42. 4, Lorlmer 40 (Secord, 17:48. Chevrolet. 324.14. Benny Parsons. Buick. Tuesday’s Games he took command and was pulling Ben Crenshaw 70-7649-^13 W im ito 4, New York 2 Savard), 18:38. Penalties— Smith, Det, 323. 15. Lake Speed. Chevrolet, 323. 16. By Karl Sartoria injuries in the accidents. Peter Jacobsen 736672—213 Second period— 2. Vancouver. Lanz 6 Atlanta vs. Houston at Cocoa, Fla. CAR season in the rain- delayed away when Parsons’ car blew an until the home stretch Sunday. St. L w is 3, P h m ix 2 (shootout) 15:32; O'Callahan, Chi, (Five minute (unassisted). 4:3Z 3. Vancouver. Smyl 35 Buddy Arrington. Dodge. 323. 17, Jody Service Manager Bonnett led three times for 83 Don Pwley 7376721213 Lakers 114, Rockets 93 Pittsburgh vs. St. Louis at St. Atlanta 500 and took home $33,300. engine with five iaps left. Velasquez got his horse wide on the Son Diego 5, Kansas City 1 m alor) 19:26 (Rota. Grodln). 8:1Z 4. Los Angeles. Ridley. Buick. 320. 18. Bobby Wowak. Petersburg. Fla. laps and took home $34,530, includ­ Hal Sutton 7371-70— 214 ^ M endoye (Somes Second period— 5, Chlcogo, Lorlmer 41 Evons 15 (Holmes. Hopkins). 8:43.5. Los Buick. 320. 19, Bobby Hlllin. Buick. 318. Under the present battery The race is sponsored by Coca- That left Bonnett as his only outside for the final stretch and Bruce Lletzke 667671— 214 20. D arryl Sage. Chevrolet. 318. New York (A L ) vs. Los Angeles at rating system two stan­ Cola. ing the $13,000 bonus for leading (N o (Somes Scheduled) (Savard, O ’Callahan) 5:45. Penalties— Angeles. Hardy 5 (Dionne. Simmer), H O U S TO N (93) Vero Beach. Fla. threat and he managed to hold off turned on the juice, barely bring­ 637673^15 Tuesday’s Oomes Feamster, Chi, 8:12; Fraser, Chi, 12:18; i0:11. 6. Vancouver. Halward 19 (Smyl. Bailey 5-10 2-2 12. Walker 6-10 04) 12. C. 21. Ronnie Hopkins. Buick. 315. 22. H. dards are used to determine the most laps. Yarborough led four Gil Morgen 767370-216 B. Bailey, Pontiac. 315. 23. Tom m y Gate. Kansas City vs. Montreal at West Palm battery power. The cold “ It’s a pretty good birthday Bonnett’s Chevrolet for a 1.5- ing Balboa Native up to the wire in (N o Gomes Scheduled) (tare, Det, B. Murray, Chi, 14:49; Lanz). 12:25. 7. Vancouver. Smyl 36 Jones 2-7 2-2 6. Leavell 4-11 4-4 12. Beach. Fla. tinies for 77 laps and Petty led Doug Tewell 737670-216 Crazen, Det, 19:35. (Rota, Gradin). 17:45. 8. Vancouver. Teogle 6-12 04) 12. Paultz 1-6 04) 2. Hayes Ford. 312. 24. Ronnie Thomas. Pontiac, power rating is used for present,” admitted Yarborough. time for the win. Fergus 767371— 216 Baltimore vs. Phllodelphla at Clear- second victory, despite easing off twice for 76 laps early in the race. Third period—6, Chlcogo, Secord Lupul 16 (K Irton). 19:20. Penalties— 4-10 2-2 10, Bryant 2-7 04) 4, Henderson 1- 311. 25. Bobby Allison. Buick. 303. 26. woter. Fla. measuring battery starting But he quickly added it wasn’t the Balboa Native ran the 1 (4- mile Ed R o n 737371— 216 (Savard, Crossman) 0:43. No penal­ Taylor. LA. malor. 10:48; L. Murphy. Eddie Bierschwale. Buick. 289. 27, Ken performance and provides the throttle in the closing iaps. Tommy Nokoilma 737373—216 9 66 6. Murphy 611 3-4 11. M . Jones 3-3 Cincinnati vs. Boston at Winter Haven. first time he had won on his distance in 1:50 3-5 and returned ties. L A . 10:48; Bubla. Van. 10:48; Snepsts. (M) 6 Totals 38-96 17-20 93. Ragan. Buick. 281. 28. Bob Senneker, Fio. an approximate relation­ “ I was watching pretty close the J.C. tee^ 737675-216 Trinity Covenant Shots on Goal— Detroit 612-6— Pontiac. 277. 29. Jim Sauter. Chevrolet. ship between battery size birthday. $13.20, $7.80 and $5.40. The horse is Sevo Ballesteros 737670-217 Van. 10:48. Nlll. Van. gome misconduct; LOS A N G E L E S (114) Toronto vs. Chicago (A L) at Sarasota. last five or six iaps and I kind of 24. 10:48; Simmer. L A . 12:14; Belland. Van, Rambis 68 2-6 10. Wilkes 6-9 2-3 14. 275. 30, Bill Elliott. Ford. 272. Fla. ana engine size. To pick a "In fact, I believe I won one trained by D. Wayne Lukas and 737671— 217 wins league title Chlcogo 1669— 30. 31. Sterlln Marlin. Chevrolet. 270. 32. battery with the correct took my time,” said Yarborough. Alexander sharp Curtis Strange 737676—217 12:42; Hardy. L A . 14:24. Abdul-Jabbar 6-9 5-9 17, E. Johnson 12-16 Minnesota vs. Detroitat Lakeland, Fla. here,” he recalled. owned by Robert H. Spreen. Goalies— Detroit, Gilbert. Chlcogo, E 6 Third period— 9. Vancouver. TantI 9 2-2 26. Nixon 3-8 04) 6. Cooper 1-4 2-2 4. Jimmy Means, Buick. 270. 33. Dale cold power rating for your “ Thesunwas real bad in turn three Jock Nlrtlous^ 7376661217 posito. A— 17,945. Earnhardt, Ford. 246. 34, Slick Johnson, Chicago (N L ) vs. Son Diego at Yuma. car, simply matc% the cold Yarborough’s earlier victory in Yankee camp In the early stretch. Found Pearl Lennie Clements 737674—217 (La n z). 5:14. 10. Los Angeles. Taylor 18 Worthy 9-9 3-5 21. D. Jones 1-5 3-4 5. Ariz. so I backed off a little bit. But I was Trinity Covenant of Manchester (Dionne, Hardy). 15:49. 11. Vancouver, McGee 1-9 04) 2. Jordan 1-4 1-2 3. C. Buick, 242. 35, Kyle Petty, Pontiac, 204. power ratirfg to the engine this year in the Daytona 500 was Harbor, a 24-1 longshot, stole the '"Jf'SL. 767673-218 36. J. D. McDuffie. Buick. 177. 37. David Milwaukee vs. Oakland at Phoenix. size in cubic inches. For in- determined to stay farther out in John Mahoftev 737672-218 captured the Manchester Inter­ Rota 42 (Grodln, Smyl). 16:51. 12, Johnson 3-7 04) 6. Totals 47-90 20-33 114. Ariz. also achieved in a backup car after NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Doyle Vancouver. Belland 2 (Halward, Houston 20 20 26 27— 93 Simko, Oldsmoblle, 154. 38. A. J . Foyt, stanc*e, if your car has a 350 front of him than I did at front position from early leader Craig Stadler 767670-218 faith Basketball League cham­ Flyers 4, Devils 1 Chevrolet, 139. 39, Jim Vandiver, Cleveland vs. Seattleat Tempe, Ariz. cubic inch engine, select a he wrecked his primary car in Alexander, continuing to pitch Joe InitKin 737376-218 Delor­ Los Angelos 29 26 32 27— 114 San Francisco vs. California at Palm Rockingham (where they Temerity Prince. Found Pearl pionship last Saturday night at m e). 17:28. Penalties— NIcholls. L A ,4:17; Three-point goals— none. Fouled Chrysler, 79. 40, Darrell Woltrlp. battery with a cold power establishing a new Daytona quali­ brilliantly in his bid to reclaim a Barry jMckel 737374-218 Chevrolet, 40. 41, Geoff Bodlne. Pontiac. Springs. Cailf., night rating of 350 or greater. The wrecked).” Harbor could not stave off the Hale Irwin 75-72*73— 3io Illing with a victory over Wapping . Now Jurtay 010—1 Dionne. L A . 5:50; Lindgren. Van, 5:M; out— x-splitsquad fying record of over 200 mph. He place in the New York starting Lanz. Van, 9:11; Lanz. Van. 14:25. none. Total fouls— Houston 25. Los 18. reserve capacity rating is The victory was Yarborough’s drive of the winner, but the horse • 73-73-73— 219 Community Center of South Phllodolphla 301—4 used for measuring electri­ was forced to bring a backup car to rotation, scattered two hits over held off the stretch bid of Slewpy, a David (3roham 737374—219 First perloG— 1, Philadelphia, Wilson 8 Shots on goal— Los Angeles 9-10-11— 30. Angeles 26. Rebounds— Houston 51 (C. seventh at the 1.52- mile speedway Windsor. (Clarke), 2:50.2, Philadelphia, Flockhort Vancouver 11-18-10— 39. Jones. Paultz, M. Jones 7). Los Angeles cal capacity. It shows how Atianta when he tangied with Neil six innings Sunday and the Yan­ 3-2 second choice. LoOTord Thompson 69-7674— 219 long in minutes the battery — all but one coming in the spring Bob (311^ 737374—219 No score was listed. 28 (unassisted), 7:17. 3, Philadelphia, Goalies— Los Angeles. Laskoskl. 49 (D. Jones 9). Assists— Houston 23 When you have something Bonnett while battling for the lead kees used just two hits of their own Barber 26 (Hoffmeyer, Dvorak), 8:14. Matt- (Leavell 8), Los Angeles 36 (E. Johnson will operate the car's elec­ race — making him the track’s Explosive Wagon, a 6-5 favorite, Tom Vlto^n 767670-219 Brent Johnson and Carl Peter­ to sell, find a cash buyer ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. trical system in the event of two weeks ago late in the race at to defeat the Toronto Blue Jays 2-1 T s rry tJleW 737376-219 Penalties— Ashton, N J, 0:48; Marini, N J, sson. Vancouver. Brodeur. A— 16.413. 9). Technicals— none. A — 14,719. winningest driver. remained in the back most of the son were top scorers for Trinity 6:34; Cochrane, Phi, 6:34. the easy way ... with a low- a charging system failure. in a Grapefruit League game at the P®** 737677-219 Rockingham, N C. "Everything went good for us way and finished fifth behind , Second period— 4, New Jersey, Marini cost ad in Classified. Superdome. ^ 767373-220 while Bob ElUott, Ken Klebart and What will happen if he ever gets Temerity Prince. Explosive Danny Edwards 7677-73-220 17 (Wensink, Cameron), INSURMISMITHS SINCE The fine.sl automotive ser­ today,” said Yarborough. ‘Tve Brian McGill turned in strong f 16:49.Penaltles— Bullets 120, Pacers 101 to use his primary car? started pretty far back at times Alexander retired the first 12 Wagon came to the Louisiana To m Kite m M i - 2 3 D vice is available at DILLON batters he faced and has now given Lorry Mize 737672—220 performances for Wapping Cameron, N J, 12:57; Allison, Phi, 13:24. Radio & T V 1914 “ That’s what I ’m looking for­ and won. I don’ t particularly like it Derby off winds at the LeComte Nick Faldo 76767^^ „ Third period— 5, Philadelphia, Flock- IN D IA N A (101) FORI). Open 8-5. The dents and up just one earned run over 15 Trinity moved into the final with scratche.'i in your car will be ward to finding out,” replied but it just shows it doesn’t matter handicap and the Derby Trial. PpvJ d .B d words 737673=OT , hart Johnson 3-8 OJ) 6, Kellogg 6-16 8-9 20, Yarborough. innings this spring. Oscar Gamble, Al Gtfbmer 737674—220 a win over Emanuel Lutheran of • ' 29 (Holmgren, Howe). Penalties— ^Vod- Williams 9-13 0-1 18, Knight 2-4 2-2 6, removed in our body shop. Fac­ where you start but where you Found Pearl Harbor phid $20.70 • nals, N J, 11:56; Holmgren, Phi, 16:26; TONIGHT playing right fieid for the third Tom Purtzer 737374—220 Manchester while Wapping gained SIchtIng 1-3 04) 2, Carter 2-12 1-1 S, tory trained technicians Yarborough had to start 22nd finish.” and $9.30 and Slewpy returned Bobby VKddklns 737674— 221 McCrImmon, Phi, 19:18. 8:30 Tennis: Milan Grand Prix Byrnes 4-9 OO 9, Duren 2-5 OO 4, Schoene the finals with a win over Temnle provide total mechanical care. when he posted a slow qualifying straight game in place of Steve $4.80. 767673-221 ' Shots on goal— New Jersey 610-9— (taped), USA Cable 4- 10 2-2 10, Branson 4-8 30 11, Slaughter 649-5241 Bonnett said he “ just ran out of Beth Shalom. *empie 28. 9 Callege basketball: NIT speed while working the kinks out Kemp, hit a solo homer in the . Finishing behind Explosive GIbbv Gilbert 737675-221 5- 9 OO 10. Totals 42-97 16-21 101. Coll i>43-2M5 All major credit time. The car was real fast — I was Oosterhuls 767673-221 Players from Emanuel Luteran Philadelphia 16617— 40. semifinal— DePaul vs. Nebraska, W A SH IN G TO N (120) 65 E. Cantor Straal (aids honored at DILLON of the backup Chevrolet. But after second inning, his second in as Wagon were Peak Decision, Ask Ntork McCumber 6677-75-221 '■ Goalies— New Jersey, Low. Channel 9 Davis 15-22 3-3 33, Ruland 12-17 3-5 27, just a little too far behind to catch Fo H h , m Main St. “Where many games. Milfcu amLn.ijy.lt n|p^ Allen Miller 767672—221 received trophies for posting the ' Philadel­ 9 USFL: Invaders vs. Gold, ESPN, Mahorn 2-7 4-4 8, Johnson 6-15 3-3 15, Manchaatar, Ct. best regular season mark. phia, Froese. A— 16,922 WINF Sobers 7-13 3-4 17, Batton 2-4 00 4, dependability is a tradition.” 18 - MANCIIi:STKH HKRALD, Monday, March 28, 1983 MANCHFSTER HERALD, Monday, March 28, 1983 - 19 LBOAL NOTICa LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE PLANNING A ZONINO TOWN OF ANDOVER TOWN OF MANCHESTER PUBLIC HEARING COMMISSION PLANNING A ZONING LEGAL NOTICE BOARD OP DIRECTORS PUBLIC HBARINO COMMISSION The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold o public TOWN OF MANCHESTERy RBVISID ZONING PINAL ACTION hearing on Monday, April 4, 1903 at 7:00 PM In the Hearing CONNECTICUT RIGULATIONS At o Regular Meeting of the Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Ct. to Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of 643-2711 Tht Town Planning A Zoning Andover Planning A Zoning heor and consider the following petitions: Manchester, Conne^lcut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Commltilon of Andover, Classified.. ...44 Commission held ot 7:30 p.m. SWENSSON, JR „ INC. — ZONE CHANGE — Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494Maln Street, Manchester, Business Oppartunities 22 Store/Office Space __ Household Goods...... 62 For advertisements to be Connocticut will hold a Pub­ on 14 March 1983, In the lower o a k GROVE STREET (S-51) To change the toning Connecticut, Tuesday, April 5,1963, at 8:00 P.M. to consider Notices SItuatlan Wanted...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates published Monday, the dead­ lic Hearing on Mondav, April level ot the Town Office dosslficotlon from Residence AA to Planned Residence and act on the following: , Home and Garden...... 64 Minimum Charge: 11/ 1983, at 7:30 p.m. I n W Building, the following final Development tor o parcel ot approximately 6.79ocres ondto Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund — V ^ t A d s Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. for Rent...... 46 line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Lower Level of the Town action was token. approve o General Plan of Development tor the site — 68V . Recreation Department I Personals...... 02 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets ...... 65 $2.25 for one day Office Building on Zoning Route 6 — the application Oak Grove Street. ... $50.00 to be financed by dondtion from the Manchester Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted ...... 48 Musical Items...... 66 Per Word: Regulations proposed tor of Christine Sommortlno, ~ SPECIAL EXCEPTION — HOLLIS- Emblem Club. Read Your Ad adoption by the Planning A trustee, tor o Special Permit (J-26) — Appllcotlon under Article II, Section Proposed additional appropriation to Education Special Auctions...... 04 Recreational Item s...... 67 1-2 d ays...... 15« Zoning Commission of An­ to build ten (10) units ot 4.02.01 to convert o one-tomlly dwelling to o two-family Proiects, Fund 41, for Transition Program for Refugee Real Estate Antiques...... 68 3-5 days...... 14« Classified advertisements dover, Connecticut. multl-tomllv housing was de­ dwelling — 25 Hollister Street. Children — $6,651.68 to be financed by State Grant. Services At this hearing. Interested nied because no Zone Change JOHN W. VOLZ ET AL — SPECIAL EXCEPTION — Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund — BY PHONE Tag Sales...... 69 6 days...... 13c are taken by telephone as a persons may oppeor and be nos been granted. O ^ D E N STREET (V -il) — Application under Article II, Miscellaneous Budget — Liability Insurance Financial 32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 days...... 12c convenience. heord and written communi­ Commission voted un­ Section 5.0Z01 to convert o two-fomlly dwelling to o __ $78,926.00 to be financed by refund already received In Paintino/Papering...... 52 cations received. Copies of animously tor denial. tour-fomlly dwelling — 39>/2 to 41'/i Garden Street. excess of amount budgeted. Mortgages...... 11 33 Happy Ads: The Manchester Herald is the proposed Zoning Regula­ Copies ot this decision, RICHARD C. BEHRMAN ET AL — SPECIAL EXCEPTION Proposed additional appropriation to Fire District Special 34 Bullding/Contracting .. ...53 $3.00 per column inch responsible only for one incor­ tions ore on tile In the Office mops and paperwork ore on — SIJMMER STREET (B-50) — Application under Article II, Fund — Paramedic Program Personal Loans...... 12 ot the Town Clerk. 35 Roofing/SIdIng ...... 54 rect Insertion and then only file In the Commission office. Section 5.0Z01 to convert o one-tomlly dwelling to o .. $115,000.00 to be financed by payment of similar amount Insurance...... 13 Automotive Doted at Andover, Connecti­ Doted this 28th day ot March two-fomlly dwelling — 14 Summer Street. already appropriated In General Fund. 643-271 J HeatIng/PlumbIng...... 55 Deadlines cut this 28th day of March Wanted to Borrow...... 14 36 tor the sire of the original 1983 In the town of Andover, N. BALDWIN — RESUBDIVISION — BRAM- Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund Flooring...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale...... 71 For classified advertise­ 1983ond8th day of April 1983. Conn. BLEBUSH ROAD (B-51) — To resubdIvIde on approved 61, existing account 61*839, Pre-School Day Core Program insertion. Planning A Zoning Planning A Zoning subdivision by relocating o parcel reserved for o future 1962-63 Monday Through Friday Income Tax Service ...... 57 Matorcycles/Bicycles — 72 ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen Commission Commission street — 60.4 acre parcel on east side ot Hlllstown Rood — ...... $5,056.00 to be financed by a Grant from the State Employment Rentals Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement John Kostic, John Kostic, Bramblebush Forms. Department of Human Resources. Auto Serylces...... 74 Chairman Chairman AMENDMENT — PLEASANT STREET Stephen T. Cassano, Secretary 41 For Sole deadline Is noon on the day w ill not be corrected by an Frances LoPIne, Frances LoPIne, (Z-63) —-To chonge the zoning classification from Residence Board of Directors & Education 4? Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. additional Insertion. Secretory Secretory B to Historic tor o 0.19 acre parcel at the northwest corner of Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 24th day of March, TILL 5:00 PM Hollday/Seasonal...... MIsc. Automotive ...... 76 04A03 047-03 Pleasant and Pine Streets — 142V Pine Street. 1983 Help Wanted ...... ,21 43 ...61 At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written 043-03 communications reviewed. Copies ot these petitions hove been filed In the Town Clerk's office and may be Inspected during office hours. Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Apartments for Rent 42 Services Offered 51 Household Goods 42 Homo and Garden *4 Cors/Trucks for Sale 71 Doted of Manchester, Connecticut this 28th doy ot March, Here’s where to write iHaurliPstrr Hrralft Notices 1983 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Here's where to write for advice from the CONNECTICUT Leo Kwosh, Secretory RECEPTIONIST /TY- TWO ROOMS — third NEED HELP with Spring ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE syndicated columnists featured in the Manches­ USED REFRIGERA­ FOR SALE - Cow Manure 1978 CHEVY C-10. Fleet- 04303 ter Herald: Lost/Found 01 PIST and assistant for floor, adults. Stove, re­ cleaning? Light trucking TORS, WASHERS, at the form or will deliver side. '/} ft. bod v with cap. '5 *'*•’ provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 6 and 9 ot the Town Chorter, notice Is hereby given of the • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. Box doctor's office. Expe­ frigerator, utilities. $275. service available: also Ranges - clean, guaran­ by the load or holt loads. 6 cylinder, 3 speed stand­ adoption by the Board ot Directors ot the Town ot rience preferred. 60 wpm. Security. Call after 6pm lawn mowing. Call Bill teed, parts and service. Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- ard, PS. Excellent condi­ Manchester, Connecticut, on April 20,198Z 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. OFFICE ORDINANCE Read Herald • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, P.O. Box FOUND — SET OF KEYS Mature, dependable and 649-2236. 633-4568 Otter 5pm. Low prices. B.D. Pearl & well St., Manchester, 643- tion. 40,000 miles. $3595. WANT SKKVINC BE IT CIRDAINEDbytheBoordofOlrectorsoftheTownof 1551, Radio City Station, New 'York, N.Y. 10019. at Lincoln Center. Can be pleasant personality a Son, 649 Main Street, 7405. 649-9549 8:30 -2pm. 5pm- Manchester that Chapter 2 ot The Code of Ordinances of the CLERK must. Approx. 25 to 30 MANCHESTER — Extra LAWNS CLEANED & • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, P.O. Box 475, picked up at the Man­ 643-2171. 8pm. Town of Manchester be amended by adding the followlng- i | 1l® AMIKKICA chester Herald office be­ AmbHtoua individual lo MMima com* hours per week, flexible large two bedroom town- MOWED-Reasonable FOR SALE — bale hay at A. There Is hereby created the Cheney Hall Board of Classified Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. pM t ratpofwlblitir tor leUI dartcal hours. Must be able to house. Private basement, rates. Call 647-9881. Commissioners, hereinafter referred to os the "Commis­ & & & tween 8:30 a.m. and 5 to n d to n * in our local branch oMca. KEROSENE HEATERS the farm by the bale. VW-1969 BUG - Rebuilt sion,” which shall be composed ot seven (7) electors otthe Mual ba abit le werii wHh minimum work Monday evenings. heat, hot water, central — 50% off on all remain­ Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- 2 p.m. Monday — Friday. ••••••••••••••••••••••a from the bottom up. Ex­ Town who shall be appointed by the Board ot Directors. One Mparvigton. have atca«ani typing Call 646-5153. alr-conditioning In­ ing Inventory. B.D. well Street, Manchester, cellent condition. First ot tlw Commissioners shall be recommended by the Little •lUlg and tamd tiptrtonea. Themre ot Manchester, and one shall be recommended by NOTICE with an in cr^se of 3.7% or $188,888. Moreover, the Governor's recommended funding level SMALL CHANGE cluded. $495. Call 649-4800. Polntlng/Poparing S2 Pearls, 643-2171. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa $1200 takes it. Days, 872- b c a tla n l company paid frin g t bana- NURSE-Name your the (General Manooer. In addition, the Chairperson otthe PUBLIC HEARING tor special Eduction, when adlusted by previous experience with the funding formula, PURSE left at Manches­ tita In addition lo compaUtlya aari 7214. Cheney Notional Historic District Commission shall be on results in a $62,808 decrease from FY 1982/83. We hove, however, budgeted $533,611 in ter Herald office. Owner toga, ta n d raauma la hours. Good pay. Call MANCHESTER — one, Pets 6S eighth non-voting member ot the Commission. All BOARD OF DIRECTORS —— J for subsidies on construction grants and bond Interest payments may claim by Identifying. 649-2358 8 to 4; 742-8356 two and three bedroom PAINTING 8, PAPER 1975 AMC dREMLIN - Commissioners shall serve without compensation. Two ot RECOMMENDED BUDGETS OF GENERAL MANAGER *^® High School renovations. The actual Debt Service cost budgeted In FY BOX W, c/o THE HERALD after 6. apartments. Heat and hot the members, first appointed by the Board of Directors, 1983/84 fo r those renovations Is $845,543. Call 643-2711. g«tual Opportunity gmployaf Hanging. Ceilings re­ Good condition. $600. Ask sholl serve o one year term, two shall serve o two year term, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6,1983 — 8:00 P.M. — o* prelected non tax revenues, exclusive of use of surplus, has decreased by water. $375., $425., $495. paired. References. Fully M Isc for Sale 63 FREE to good home-3 for Greg. 243-2511. After 5, and three shall serve o three year term. Thereotter, LINCOLN CENTER HEARING ROOM $2)6,824 fro m FY 1982/83 to FY 1983/84. This Is p rim a rily doe to a $170,080 reduction In the LOST-Black and Tan Call 649-4800. Insured. Quality work I year old neutered mote 646-6538. members shall be appointed to serve three year terms. The 494 MAIN STREET Interest Income we anticipate from General Fund Investments and the Cemetery Trust. Spaniel and Shepard APPLICATIONS NOW Inflation Got You Martin Mattsson, even­ cot. 643-5705. term tor Board ot Directors' appointees shall be December 1 MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Although declining interest rotes hove permitted us to receive considerably better bonding Down? THREE ROOM Heated to November 30. bids than we had anticipated, our return on invested capital will decrease even though the cross. Bolton dog togs. Being accepted for work ings 649-4331. 1972 GREEN GRAN B. The Commission shol I elect tor terms ot one year Its own principal available to Invest should be greater. Currently we are earning plus or minus 8% 8 A Public Heorlng on the General Manager's Recommended Town Budget for the Fiscal Year Red collar. Please call In meat processing plant. Get Up, Get Out! apartment 118 Main AKC Registered Mini COUPE -Plymouth. Runs chairperson and such other officers os It shall from time to July 1.1963— June 38,1984 will be held on Wednesday, April 6,1983 at 8:88 P.M. at the Lincoln annual Interest compared to plus or minus 12% one year ago at this time. Must have Class II driv­ Earn good $$$ lalllng Street, third floor. No D.G. PETERSEN PAINT­ time determine. I hove Included $600,000 ot surplus funds os revenue tor the FY 1983/84 budget. This Is an 644-4030. long hair Dachshunds, 2 great. $499. Automatic, C. The duties of the Commission shall be: Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Ct. ers license. Apply In per­ AvonI Call S2S-9401 appliances. Security and ING COMPANY — Inte­ black males; 1 female, new battery. Call days Increase o f $225,000 m ore than was budgeted In FY 1982/83. We hove hod m ore success than son Bugnackl Special or 27S-2941 tenant Insurance re­ ALUMINUM SHEETS 1. To hove the powers and duties needed to direct and ______1983-84 RECOMMENDED BUDGET SUMMARY______anticipated In collecting arrears taxes and we underestimated the amount ot surplus rior Specialist. Custom used os printing plates — red brindled. 228-0123. 649-5941; evenings after supervise the restoration of Cheney Hall, os funding Is available at the time of last vear'sbudget preparation. Therelore, while this Iso considerable Employment Meat Products, 50 Batson quired. $350. Phone 646- Wallpaper Hanging. In­ 6pm, 528-1183, ask for available. Including the power to moke oil architectural, Increase tro m FY 1982/83, it Is an am ount w hich 1 am confident w ill be a vailable. Drive, Buckland Indus­ 2426 9-5 weekdays. .007" thick, 23 X 284". 50c design and engineering decisions necessary to restore Expended Adopted Estimated Recommended surance Damage Ap­ each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone Fran. and/or renovate Cheney Hall. The Commission shall hove 1961-82 1982-83 1962-63 1983-84 & Education trial Park, Manchester. PART TIME-College stu­ praisers. Workmanship Antiques SIGNIFICANT CHANGES 643-2711. They MUST be the power to designate the Little Theatre ot Manchester, (General Fund $32,594,902. $35,139,892. $35,420,831. $38,845,754. u,nr1nn< somc chonges In service level, or gumzcllon or funding which I feel dents, moon-lighter and Guaranteed! 646-8467. ■ANR Incorporated os contractor tor any restoration work which Data Processing 244,168. 2S2J145. 276,045. 305,976. warrant particular coirunent. Among these are the following; CARPENTERS & carpen­ Homes for Rent 43 picked up before 11:00 It deems appropriate. Water Fund housewives. Earn $6.00 a.m. only.. KPOSSISSiONS 2,688,835. 4J79,297. 4,031 ,»7. 4,213,900. ter helpers- Steady year hourly working evenings PAINTING AND PAPER 2. To be responsible tor the odmlnlstrotlon of Cheney Hall Sewer Fund 1,486,030. 1,648,660. 1,591,960. 1,612,440. budget Includes funds lor two oddltlonol Detectives and an Help Wanted 21 ANTIQUES AND COL­ ond to ensure that the building Is maintained and that capital Town Fire District 2,402,724. 2,662,374. 2,774,971. 3,055,566. round work. Must have and halt day Saturday In HANGING — ceilings re­ LECTIBLES — will pur­ FOR SAU Improvements ore mode os required when funding Is Parking District Fund 89J41. 85,758. 80,637. 104,000. ettecVpve iiuS ’ i * i0 B-iH^hf°r"* ®” ec'i''® Jonuarv 1, 1984 and an additional Dispatcher tools and transporttlon. END ROLLS— 27>/iwldth ovdlloble. " Ifvestloatlve Services strength will permit the our conveniently located HOUSE FOR RENT — paired. References, fully - 25 cents; 13^4 width - 10 chase outright or sell on TOTALS $39,506,020. $44,1984)26. $44,177,751. $48,137,656. ot two squads of Detectives each supervised by a Sergeant, with one squad Call 643-4139. office. For personal in­ Insured. Quality work. 1979 Ford Courtor PicK-up. 4 cyl. 3. To act os the final arbitrator of disputes arising from the East Hartford. Large six cents. MUST be picked up commission. House lot or terms of any leases with respect to Cheney Hall and to ® r^ *5? older squad assigned lo evenings. I leel that this staffing BOOKKEEPER — full terview, Coll Mr. Stevens room plus cape. Three Martin Mattsson, even­ $2900. FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING BUDGET atfdttinn 'lumbers and types ot crime we are experiencing. The charge bookkeeper. at the Manchester Herald single piece. Telephone resolve rental disputes under any leases. Adopted Recommended SECRETARY - Good at 289-7513. ' > > bedrooms, living room ings 649-4431. 644-8962. 1978 Chry»lar LeBaron $2500. 4. To establish, sublect to the approval of the Board ot overtim? Th?i h * "®?®®52''''r!? ® Outv rotation that does not depend heavily Some. familiarity with Office BEFORE 11 AM 1982-83 1983/84 “ ® 'n® lJlsoo*oher position approved during the current year shorthand and typing with fireplace. Near 1970 Ford Thundarbird $ 5 0 0 Directors, opproprlote rental fees for theuseof Cheney Hall. J o* Ibe o v e rtim e account tro m $»,80e In FY 1982/83 to $5,888 In FY data processing systems. ONLY. Sold tees shall be mode os reasonable os Is practical to skills a must. Diversified schools and churches. INTERIOR — EXTE­ 1973 Toyota Teroal 4"Door, AT; General Fund I*? ® " o®.® s«0':o officers lo fill In when the Dispatcher duty schedule Is Full benefits. Salory AC. AM/FM, 7000 milat, ba>. ot encourage use ot the premises, but In no event lower than Is $200,000. disrupted due lo vocation, sick leave, compensation time, or other unanticipated absence. position. 40 hr. week with Instruction 25 $475 per month. Heat and RIOR Painting — Wal­ necessary to meet molntenonce and operating costs for the Debt Retirement $200,000. commensurate with ex­ some overtime. CallJudy m.» Jgggg Street Lighting 186,222. 188,222. utilities not included.No lpapering and drywall Automotive premises during the rental period. 175,000. ^f*® Health Deportment budget reoresents a reo-ganlzatlon concurrent with the perience. Small growing 5. The Commission shall prepare o complete report of Its Insurance 175,000. 646-2900. pets. Security and refer­ installation. Quality pro­ The above can be Pension Contribution 250,000. 250,000. retlrernent otthe Incumbent Health Director, who Iso medical doctor. As o result ot recently company located in activities and Its tutu re plans twice each year and submit the relaxed State regulations, the Town Health Director no longer need be a medical doctor TUTORING - Reading, ences. Telephone289-4772 fessional work. Reasona­ seen at SML some to the Board ot Directors. The report shall Include o Rocky Hill. Submit re­ RECEPTIONIST/SECRE QUALITY HARDWOOD Fire District Therefore, I am recommending a budget which Includes (unds lor a non-cllnlcol Health 'spelling, writing for or 289-4084. ble prices. Free esti­ S13 Main SI. full financial accounting ot oil fund raising o^ivltles and sume to Blum, Shapiro 8, TARY — mature person — cut and split, $65/cord, Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 expenses thereto. The report shall be submitted on June 1 Insurance $65,000. $65,000. *f’? elimination ol the position ot Assistant Director ot Health, and the children and adults. Cer­ mates. G.L. McHugh, two cord m inim um . establishment of the position ot Community Health Nurse to provide certain clinical services Co.-LCD, P.O. Box 7-6, to manage busy dental MANCHESTER - Great 643-932L and December I. The Commission shall keep minutes otoll pnd community health services currently provided by the Health Director. The net result ot West HartfOrd.CT 06107. office In Vernon. Book­ tified teachers. Specialist Small delivery charge. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Commission meetings and submit copies to the Board of Speclol Toxino District this reorganization Is a $1,898 reduction fro m FY 1982/83 to FY 1983/84. in dyslexia. Call 649-2428. neighborhood. Nice Coll anytime 649-1831. Directors. Insurance $2,500. $2,500. keeping and typing ne­ Motorcyclss/Bicycles 72 D. The Commission shall meet on the second Wednesday ot ^ome. 3 bedrooms. For­ HOUSES PAINTED - 1973 FORD PINTO TOTAL REVENUE SHARING $888,722. $888,722. ®-PJ*'?^ budget Includes funds tor the appointment ot a full time cessary. No Saturdays. mal dining room. New Capes and ranches. By Wogon, standard. Excel­ each month, and at such other times os It shall determine. legal services provided through the Town Attorney's Office Telephone 875-0520. SCREENED LOAM ------The Commission Is empowered to adopt such rules and both. Full basement. Spa­ school teacher. Free esti­ gravel, processed gravel, lent condition. Call 643- regulations os ore necessary to carry out the.dutles set forth wnrk uSalr '' ®.'7^ ’“ A^® ^1^® *° supoort the poromedlc services provided through the A NICE ROOM For gentle­ table on the tollowina page which sets out the dollor and percentage increase for eacn malor mensurate with ability negotiable. 210 Main kitchens, bathrooms, re­ Coll 643-0300. First $350 takes It. Call TREE PLANTING AT TANK General Fund activity and indicates what percentage of the total Increase recommended Is nlTf separate function within the Fire Department budget has RN OR LPN-7am to 3pm man. On busline. $50.00 SITE, VERNON STREET reuemfi'lfim*’?** entirely and solely funded with these transferred funds. A$28,888 and experience. Full be­ Street, Manchester. 646- placement wlndows- 646-2219. (REBID) being assigned to each activity. I trust that this table will be helpful to you In reviewing the nefit package. Charge Nurse position per week plus security. rexHR*:f# /h r’nlnn?i°'i°H'®‘* ® servIces Is Included In the General Fund Revenue Detail as the 2469. /doors. 643-6712. LAWNS ROLLED-480 lb. The Town of Manchester Is Recommended Generol Fund Budget. result of the negotiated agreement with the Manchester Ambulonce Service. If interested, please now available. Every 646-2000. 1974 COUGAR XR7. Ex­ on equal opportunity em­ As you will see, this budget generally maintains the current level of Town services. With the apply at our facility. • other weekend. Please power roller. Reasonable INVITATION TO BID exception ot the Police Department, where the Chief ot Police had my approval to request LEON CIESZYNSKI cellent condition. Power ployer, and requires an ottlr- what he felt was needed tor an adequote level ot service, the Department Heads took great li»hiA''J2l!''.:i£!f?®® "°i® *.*’®' fbe recommended budget for the Leaf Collection function call Mrs. Gibbs, DNS at rotes. Call John 644-8076. motlve action policy lor oil ot , ROOF PROJECT ^®'t'® ®®b C®®'fferles Division Is bosed upon continuation ot the BUILDER — New homes, steering, power brakes, Sealed bids will be received by Mrs. Judith Halvorson, care to mlnimizethe levels ot Increases requested. Department Heods also took a more active 647- 9191. Its Contractors and Vendors role In reviewing division budgets both Independently and along with the Budget and Alternative methods ol providing this service and the costs GERBER SaENIIFIC RRODUCTS Services additions, remodeling, SUSPENDED CEILING. automatic. Stereo, re­ os o condition of doing Chairperson, Coventry School Building Committee until **ii®‘’®*’i * L**® bresented In detail during the budget workshop. Currently 261 Broad 8 t Apartments for Rent 42 business with the Town, os 3:00 P.M. on April 19, 1983. Research Officer prior to my Initial review. I feel that their Increased participation has rec rooms, garages, kit­ 24 Panels, 2 ft by 4 ft. with dials. $1800. 646-4689. Improved the quality ot the budget process and product. . . ^ sS l zwiIi Sh a'#''®* '"®'i"f® ® 'Sf®';" fo full curbside leal pickup at an additional.cost ol Manchaalar EXPERIENCED SALES chens remodeled, ceil­ per Federal Order 11246. Bids ore to be delivered to Mrs. Judith Halvorson, framework. $50. 649-4300. Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ Chairperson, Coventry School Building Committee, c/o Those services with recommended Increases representing an extension beyond 5?^n” ddttlonol cost ?f $ & '° “ " contractor for twice a week pickup ot bogged leaves Person for retail furni­ ings, bath tile, dormers, maintenonce of service level qre: . _ , . j Services Offered 51 Ask for Dick. 1982 PONTIAC T 1000 - cations ore available at the Offices of the Board of Education, 78 Ripley Hill Rood, ture sales. Call 646-0040 MANCHESTER — Main roofing. Residential or Many options. 8000 miles. General Services Office, 41 Coventry, Connecticut 06238. 1. ) Police — with the recommended addition ot one (1) Sergeant, two (2) Detectives, and 5-8pm weekdays. Street. Two rooms, Center Street, Manchester, Bids must be submitted on on exact duplicate of the Bid one (1) Dispatcher at o cost ot $39,858. . . CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS commercial. 649-4291. SMALL ANTIQUE Must sell! Call after 7pm, 2. ) Town Attorney — with the estabi Ishment ot a full time Assistant Town Attorney at a cost heated, hot water, ap­ 646-5893. Connecticut. . Form Indicated ond shall be completely tilled out os RN NIGHTS Supervisor BABYSITTER In my MIRROR- t7'/7 X 19 ". TOWN OF MANCHESTER, requested. Recommended appropriation for transfer to the Capital Improvement Reserve is $477,975. position available every pliances. No pets. Secur­ C 81 M TREE Service — DESIGN KITCHENS by CONNECTICUT Bid proposals ore to be sealed In double envelopes, "^SJ^SMl'al Services — with an Increase from 25 to 38 hours per week tor the Conservator's This represents a 5% Increase o ver the adopted a p p ro p ria tio n fo r FY 1982/63 of S455,140but is Manchester home. One Free estimates, discount Beveled gloss. $25. 649- Agent at a cost of $2,715. „ ^ ...... fo r less than the $964,600 o f C apitol Reserve P ro ie cts recom m ended fo r FY 1983/84 by the Saturday night 7pm - ity. Parking. 523-7047. J. Pi Lewis. Cabinets, 7517. 1967 MUSTANG-Good for ROBERT B. WEISS, conspicuously Identified with the nomeottheprolect and bid 4. ) Human Services — with an Increase from 28 hours per week to full time tor the toddler, and one infant. senior citizens. Company vanities, formica, Wilson GENERAL MANAGER due dote and shall be directed to Judith Halvorson. Department Heads. 1 selected for inclusion in this budget only the most necessary proiects 7am. Excellent salary. parts. Best offer. 643-0300. 046-03 After opening ot Bids, oil Bids shall stand ovalloble for Evaluotor/Contracf Monitor at a cost ot $8,195. . and hove distributed some prolect costs over several fiscal vears to diminish their Impact. Approx. 2 days per Manchester owned and art, Corlan counter tops, 5. ) Senior Citizens' Center— with an Increase from 21 to 28 hours per week tor the Secretary Many of the capital Improvement projects which I am recommending are replacements of Cresttleld Convalescent week.649-6936. acceptance for o period of one hundred twenty (120) days. Home and Fenwood ONE BEDROOM Apart­ operated. Call 646-1327. kitchen cabinet fronts, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 1968VOLKSWAGEN. Two sets of Prolect Manuals ore available from of a cost of $3,219. worn equipment or malntenonce/repoirs to the capital facilities. Deferral of these projects ment to sublet May 1st. Xerogrophlx Copy Center, 37 Airport Rood, Hartford, 6. ) Recreation — with an Increase from 28 hours per week to full time tor the Recrratlonwill only allow further deteriorationoffacllitiesandequipment,decreasethequality of Town Manor In Manchester. complete woodworking Cors/Trudu for Sal* 71 Good running condition. Cors/Trudci for Solo 7i Supervisor ossigned to the Leisure Time function at no Increased cost since additional services, and in some coses, cause more costly repairs to be required ot a later time. $320 monthly Including REWEAVING BURN service, custom made Four good tires. $200 or Connecticut 061)4 (203-278.6040> upon receipt of a check for expenditures will be offset by the Increased revenues achieved through having a full time Please call Director, MAIL AND FILE CLERK Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00), mode payable to the Coventry f®' 'f®®'" consideration thot a bond Issue be authorized lor Nursing Services at 643- heat and hot water. 649- HOLES — Zippers, um­ furniture, colonial repro­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa best offer. 649-7436. School Building Committee, tor each set Issued, refunded Supervisor ot the Leisure Time Program. . , .u - with Alpha, Numeric 0738. brellas repaired. Window The lustificatlon and Incremental cost for each otthese service expansions Is presented In the niSi w b falnooe ($908,888) p roie cts listed In the C apitol Im provem ents Plan 5151 Mondav -Friday be­ ductions In wood, 9 varie­ only to those submitting o Bona-fide bid and upon safe return h and typing ability. 4V2 shades, Venetian blinds. . to the Architect of the documents within thirty (30) days of budo^. nr« lirirf RRI ® *K® bf®f°.® ??®'J,P®®’ ($508,000). Necessary sidew alk and drainage proie cts tween 9 and 3. day week. Free parking. ties of hardwood and aoor'oDrimioR In Arfwm®" ‘"’® ®®"®''®ll'' ®®f addressed due to the size ot the FOUR ROOM Apartment- Keys. TV FOR RENT. veneers NOW IN STOCK. ■ Md opening. MANAGER'S GENERAL FUND SUMMARY______appropriation r^uired. In addition, we ore currently under order from the Connectimt Company benefits. 2nd floor. Adults only. No Marlow's, 867 M ain The lob site should be visited prior to Bid. There will be o ®* ^®''l''°®'7J®®f®l Protection to repair Union Pond Dam by September 1,1984 I PART TIME Office em­ E.O.E. Call Joan Turner Coll 649-9658. Pre-Bid meeting at the site on Tuesday, April 12, )983,at4:00 !rmi.*«?hrHA?r?hS»“ ®i f *^® ®bb''°brlate way ot providing funding ol this magnitude within'a ployee from 8-lpm Mon­ pets. Security. Parking, Street. 649-5221. P.M. All bidders ore requested to attend. Prolect Manual Adopted Mgr. Recom, % Total time schedule that will permit compliance with the State order wiinin o or Anne Fitzgerald 547- one car. Call 649-1265. INTRODUCING THE ^ will be available at the meeting. $ Increase % Increase Requested day thru Friday. Must 5892 between 10am and 12 FARRAND REMODEL­ Bidding Documents may be viewed at the office of the Activity 1962/83 1983/84 BOARD OF EDUCATION BRICKS, BLOCKS, ING — Cabinets, roofing, Gen. Government 1,255,691 1,378484 122,893 9.8 % 3.31% have accounting back­ noon. ' Architect: .,75? J].^®?'®'®®®®®® budg®f for the Board of Education as presented will increase hv ground and neat appear­ FOUR ROOM Apartment- STONE — Concrete. gutters, room additions, A. Peter Abel, Inc., 21 South Main Street, P.O. Box 210, Public Works 3,634,568 3,883,755 249,167 6.8 % 6.72% 1st floor. Busline. Ap­ Marlborough, Connecticut 06447. Telephone; 203-295-9S11 Protection 2,918416 3,223,965 305449 10.5 % 8.25% $1,296,463 fro m $28,241,865 to $21,538,328. This Is, how ever, a $261,963 d e c re n ie fr^ ^ ^ ^ ance. Excellent oppor­ Chimney repairs. No lob decks, all Types of remo­ RABBIT GTI. 3.60% a p p ro p rlo tjo n requested by the B oard o f Education. As In FY 1982/83 I hau^ pliances. No pets. $325. too small. Coll 644-8356. B. Dodge Reports, 20 Tower Lone, Avon, Connecticut Human Services 873,713 1,007,008 133,295 15.3%- tunity for woman TELEPHONE deling and repoirs. FREE , 06001. Telephone: 203678-1495 Leisure 14)73,254 1,204,735 13148) 12.2%* 3.59% revenuT?nrren?£?lh?'h'*'°" i° b®ss-fbi'ouoh to the Board ot Education o*f o*fstate returning to work. Send SOLICITORS-Part time Security. 646-3494. Even­ estimates. Fully Insured. , Bid security In the form of o certified check or bid surety Ins. MIsc. 1452,152 1,600,021 -52,131 -3.2 % -1.4 % subtra^es^nreh ofKM t a ’ ^® S®®'® of E®®callon budget (with the exception ot bond 22.9 % 11.5 % e ffo rt f i n P ®xoenses) and a percentage Increase In per student tax resume to Box V, c/o The lob with above average ings, 649-4742. WATERPROOFING — Telephone 643-6017. r bond. Issued by o bonding company licensed to do business Emp. Pen/Ben. - 1,864,750 2,292,970 428,220 five year written guaran- ‘ In the State of Connecticut, Isreoulred Intheomount ot 10% Debt Service 1,625,563 2,716,388 1,090,825 67.1 % 29.44% rTBproposed budget Includes only nominal Increases In Manchester Herald. earnings for aggressive IT'S A WOLF of bid. Bid security shall be mode payable to the Coventry Education 20,241,865 21,538,328 1,296,463 6.4 % 34.99% Equalization) and Special Education grant funding with the end result that outgoing Individuals who COVENTRY — newly tee on hatchways, TIMOTHY J. CON­ School Building Committee. ?J*®Ya ° f Eb®catlon have Increased by 4.7%, or $311,963 M v Initial renovated three room foundation cracks, drain­ 35,139,892 38,845,754 3,705,862 10.54% 100.0 % H ow ever 7hi?t*in7^A " **'® 1^°’'° ®®'^ Student la x e tto rt Increase th a t 1 used In FY 1982/83 INSURANCE SECRE­ need extra cash and who NELLY — total building The successful Bidder shall furnish to the Owner on the TOTAL However,^h<^ Increase In combination with the proposed State increase would hav«ir«$niiir'^ apartment. Security and age lines, gravity feets, and improvement servi­ form specified, prior to the execution of the Contract, o TARY needed tor local want to earn more than Is performance and labor and material payment bond In on • These Increases Include higher service or activity levels which generate additional revenues. sucIfaTiaffttRo^fA® '®*‘ *0®® "'OS requested by the Board of Education I fe'it that agency. Some expe­ possible In most part time references. Coll 742-6858. drywells, window wells ces Inctudlng but not SHEEP'S CLOTHING. Net expenditure Increases In these areas are 6.5% for Recreation, 9.8% for Library, and 9.4% for the ner ** slonltlcontly ollcct educational quality and, therefore, have Revised and walls waterproofed. amount not less than one hundred percent (100%) ot the rience necessary. Plea­ lobs. High hourly rate limited to kitchens, ba­ Contract sum. Humon Services. ir'a"nV.Ve“d"u% 7l^°n^V;°2'4'".f^fn°rneTrtt sant personality a must. plus high bonus start. For EAST HARTFORD-One State licensed. Call either throoms, additions, gar­ The Owner reserves the right to relect or accept any or oil Tbe summary table clearly Indicotes whereourslgnlflcant Increased costs lie— Education, bedroom. Furnished or Hartford 563-3006 or Man­ Bids and to waive any Informalities, omissions, excess Debt Service, and Employee Benefits and Pension. Debt Service has risen sharply in the post 2 ages, roofing and siding, SPECIAL FUNDS Salary negotiable de­ Information, call 569- verbiage or technical detects In the bidding It, In the opinion year due to the bonding of the Manchester High School Improvements at $5,558,808 and the pending on experience. 4990. AMERICAN FRO­ unfurnished. $275 plus se­ chester 646-3361 — Albert door and wind.ow re­ TOWN FIRE DISTRICT curity. Adujts only. 528- Zuccaro. at Coventry School Building Committee It would be In the anticipated bonding ot the Buckland Industrial Park at $5,000,000. The principal payment for Call 649-0016 9 to 4:30. ZEN FOODS, Inc. placement, remodeling, best Interest to do so. the High School and the principal and interest payment tor Buckland ore new expenses The to ta l F ire D is tric t budget recom m ended fo r FY 1983/84 Is $3,055,586 a 13 9 3 9 i 9 inrrAneos 7039 after 4:30. renovations and new con­ totalling $1,120,000 or the equivalent at 1.8 mills. The Pension Benefit payment hos Increased over the adopted FY 1982/83appropriation. This Includes a$192,0Mlncreas^^ KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright DUMAS ELECTRIC-AII struction. 646-1379. INVITATION TO BID substantially because the salary base hos Increased and the Town contribution percentage by on equal Increase In revenue fo the Fire Fund through a 3 ROOM - Heated apart­ Scaled bids tor the construction of has Increased to continue the phose-ln funding ot the Pension Plan's unfunded liability. r from the Town General Fund. The mill rote recommended to suDoort this hurinAt la types of residential wir­ Renovations to; Fortunately, we have been able to minimize the Increase In medical Insurance cost by moving ment. Stove and refriger­ ing, electrical improve­ Non-tax revenues budget fo^^^ SKAPARAS HOME Re­ Coventry Senior High School to a selt-lnsured plan. We have budgeted a 12% Increase for medical benefits but that Increase twen reduced by over $^,000 from FY 1982/83 due to decreased anticipated interest ator. References and ments and repair work. modeling — all types of • Code Violations Repair and Energy Conservation __ Is tar less than the estimated Inflation In the medical care industry or the Increases being reduced availability of surplus as a revenue source. The Grand List for the security. 649-9021. New or old homes, all located at 78 Ripley Hill Rood, Coventry, Connecticut 06238, anticipated by Blue Cross/Blue Shield. Fire District grew bv only 2.1% (compared with 3.1% for the Town) with the value of n iim additions. Interior and shall be received In duplicate by Mrs. Judith Halvorson, We are entering the second year of our secured self-insurance Workers' Compensation and lobs welcomed. Fully li­ exterior, repair work. Chairperson, Coventry School Building Committee, on Liability Insurance Programs. Under these programs, we pay all claims up to predetermined 3 '/a ROOM censed. 646-.5253. Free estimates. Reasona­ Tueidov, April 19, 1983, at 4 o'clock P.M. In the Focyltv annual limits with conventional Insurance paving above these amounts. Although the Town 8 APARTMENT- Private ble rates. Call Joe, 569- Room ot the Coventry High School and there publicly staff has hod greater Involvement In odministering these programs, the cost benefit during ss:sr,„''a;s',s“ home. Heat, appliances. opened and read aloud. .. . the first eight months of the programs has been substantial. The T own has been contributing CARS — Professional 7572. Bidders for General Construction may obtain thrM (3) sets to a dedicated Insurance fund at the same rate at which It would hove paid premiums tor these WATER FUND Working single adult wash and wax, reasona­ Volkswagen introduces the all new 1983 Rabbit GTI. A of Bidding Documents from Xerogrophlx Copy Center, 37 coverages. Our conservative estimate of this fund's balance os of June X , 1983 Is $420,088. only. No pets-chlldren. ble prices. Evenings 643- sporty high-performance version ot our best-selling car. Airport Rood, Hartford, Connecticut 06114 (203278-6040) While some portion ot these funds moy be used to cover the expense ot clolms initiated during ..T-fiSi®!®! Y''®'*' f"®"® oudget as presented will decrease bv $165,397 from $4 3/v 297 lo Telephone 643-2880. 5682. Rooflng/SMIng upon receipt of deposit of One Hundred Dollars ($100) per set ■ FY 1982/83 but continuing Into FY 1983/84, we feel that this total compares very favorably with $4,213,988. I hove recom m ended a 16% Increase In o oeratlna expenses nr s o t ms Avir^iIS With style and performance conceived on demanding by the Architect. Checks shall be mode payable to the the largest Insurance refund ever received by the Town, which was $203,000 In FY 1979/M. adopted FY 1982/83 budget. This recom m endation Includes, h ow ever, $62,008 In new one-tim e ' Coventry School Building Committee. Claims administration Is being handled on a let basis by our former Insurance carrier. The ®®®f® ®$5aciated with the anticipated conversion to the new Water T re n im e n t p ia a , aah aa European roads. A fuel-injected 1.8-liter overhead cam : Sub-blddtrs may obtain Bidding Documents by direct tact that the same persons are handling our claims has made our transition to selt-lnsurance $80,000 Increase In eleciricllv costs which, based on current consum^^^ r f BIDWELL HOM E Im ­ engine and close ratio 5-speed sport transmission take the . purchase ond moy contact Xerograohlx Copy Center' tor easier. further Information. Bidding Documents may be viewed at Tromtto'^'^Y"l9V/83bl^39®3T59°"^^^^^ I-Y iyo4/oJ pv $393,059. This Is due to the recent D®bf decServlce^as'be^'redL«d ne In both the short-term s2bs?inRaMy borrowina CELEBRITY CIPHER provement Company — GTI from 0-50 in 7.2 seconds. The fine-tuned suspension ' the office otthe Architect; , ^ and bonding rotes. An oporoorlatlon trom the Fund Balonce wH? be reauTed to m CatotKity Ciphar cryptoorama art craatad from quotattorta by famoua paopla, paal Roofing, siding, altero- and braking system provide excellent road handling in the A. Peter Abel, Inc., 21 South Mo n Street, P-O. Box 210, GENERAL FUND REVENUE ANALYSIS 30.* expenses. This budget recommends a continuation of current rates through June and praaant. Each tattar in tha cipher alanda for another To d ty't ctor Caquafa P . tlon, additions. Same Mwlborough, Connecticut 06447. Telephone; 2032939511 German engineering tradition. And the sporty styling is all B. Dodge Reports, 20 Tower Lone, Avon, Connecticut The recommended budget requires $25,812,597 from current taxes and $310,000 trom number for over 30 years. 06001. Telephone: 2036731495 „ . SUMlementol mot” ^^ BASED ON A NET TAXABLE PHASED-IN GRAND LIST SEWER FUND 649-6495. excitement. Be part of the performance — test drive a Each bid sholl be accompanied by.bid security In the amount 0 ^ 1 ™ 3 1 ™ 6 8 AND ^ RATIO OF98.S%,THE PROPOSED MILL RATE IS42.10. ITKVMSYNQ VUD TG U W Y8G IW ••••••••••••••••••••••a Rabbit GTI today. often percent (10%) ofthebld. AttheBldder'soptlon, thebld This Is a 3.69 m ill Increase trom the current 38.41. Our present collection rate through $1^*12 4*S)°ThVMero'tYnnhRrtR2fh®^i‘’ '^®‘ ®'’*^'‘ “ HI'®ecreose bv $jo,z20 tro m $1,648,660 to / / security moy be either o certified check or a bid surety bond, February 1983 Is slightly under 98.5% but Is too close to prolect with tour months ot collection as w ith o th e r tm fds * nS hi w i r e * ' ®r 7.6% tro m FY 1982/ 83. H ow ever, Income Tax Service S7 ' Issued by a bonding company licensed to do business In the activity remaining. I am recommending the continue use ot a 98.5% colle^lon rate dec^iaseot 2 4 V -This h f,H A l.7 u decreased su bsta nllallv fro m $325,492 to $247,955, a UBTYNYID Nl NEIKG JEI EUAQ IMMEDIATE DEUVERY State ot Connecticut, both being payable to the Coventry 'anticipating that the economy will continue to turn modestly tor the better 30,Sw** " ^ * b®®oef ®lso recom m ends a continuation ot current rales through June aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa School Building Committee. Refer to AIA Document A701 Total property taxes represent 66% ot the proposed General Fund budget tor FY lW /84. We are°^rr«n,u,’‘rt[Il!ri'rAi)l^®.2'*'''*°?''**'',°* ®'®''l®0 ohead with two m alor capitol proiects. We KNURJUSN KIMRK UDX U RIUNEYDH “ Instructions to Bidders" In the prolect manual. hoveexper lenced a 3.1 % Increase In the (Srand List this VMr. This Is reol^growth since, TAX PREPARATION In Nothing ebe b a VoNtswogen. ' No bid may be withdrawn for o period at sixty (60) days from tor the first time In the past five years, there Is no phase-ln growth trom the 19H Revaluation. wtth an MiVttno nnlRArHA*.*!® ®eslgn tor the Porter Street Trunk Sewer orolecf The primary reason for this. Increase In a difficult economic year was a 14.6% Increase In ^celRe XV ’r?,'" fb®,Sewer Reserve. We have confirmed our ellglbllltv to your home. Reliable, r#€#lpf of old. Once fh?l^Ain«rtAA 1 * I" ®''®lecf •'O'® ffte State It undertaken bv September 19M WIS CIAQSNQ UDX UDIDQBYNQ.” — ' The lob site should be visited .prior to Bid. There will be o reasonable. Norm Mar­ ; Pre-Bid meeting In the Faculty Room ot the Coventry High ** You'wUl'bis Interw^ to know thot the Grond List lor the Buckland Industrial ParMhIs vM r a u lc k *^ a? Do?5^ b li a "aa ‘^®®’® ffe®.J will recommend that we Initiate this orolect as shall, 643-9044. # • School, 78 Ripley Hill Rood, Coventry, Connecticut on Is $25,588,888, an 11.8% Increase trom the previous veor's Grand List ot $22,913,488. At the hinds to co?er lhi pro|2?ted ?W *®’’ ®®®®P''®oriated bolance and State NUQRIS VURXJGRR - Tuesday, April 12, 1983, ot 2:30 P.M. proposed m ill rote ot 42.18 the FY 1983/84 revenues to the Town resulting from the Industrial 3 i t ' The successful Bidder shall furnish to the Owner on the form Park w ill be $1,873,558. The Debt Service funding required to pay both principal and Interest oM he Sew®oa'TTlVnf,2R.A?m'”°l® ^ ' ®"‘*®'' consideration Is the Im orovem enls lo o r expansion WALT ZINGLERS In­ as such ^ s “suhlert Ta moA®"*' o'?.?* operating ot near maximum volumeond, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The reason grandparents and J specified, prior to the execution of the Contract, o on the Bucklond Industrial Pork bond Issue Is estimated at $785,888 for FY 1983/84. niriiSnra •^onv Operational problems. I will moke a report to the Board of grandchildren get along so well Is that they liave a common come tax service. Filing TOLLAND COUNTY . performance and labor and material poyment bond In on personal or small busi­ ' amount not less than one hundred percent (100%) ot the We continue to depend upon State ond Federal revenue sources for approximately 25% of what !?iei ot Stn 2 f®®®'"® alternatives, once we hove determined enemy." — Sam Levenson ^ EXIT 95 o n ROUTE 86 our revenue. Our malor Federal source of revenue Is Revenue Sharing which I estimate will ness tax returns. In your C)