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A|)ill :i. 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Bill halves keep agents Owner likes price I Myths of pregnancy MHS pitching staff Clouding up tonight; for shelter possibility I I worry many women to be strong suit little change Friday busy on Gerena probe ... page 2 ... page 3 I I • ... page 9 show us, and now they’re trying PRICES G O O D TH RU Bv Ruth Youngblood THE ROBBERY AT THE Wells United Press International Fargo depot in West Hartford was to," the second largest cash heist in Feeney said the severed bills HARTFORD - FBI agents are U.S. history, surpassed only by the would be sent to a laboratory in examining halves of crisp $10 hills $11 million in cash taken from Washington, D C. to determine if supplied by a Puerto Rican terror­ Sentry Armored Car-Courier in they were from the Wells Fargo ist group that claimed the loot was New York on Dec. 12, 1982. robbery. part of a $7 million Wells Fargo "This is no April Fools joke." robbery two years ago. said Bernard Feeney, assistant THE $10 FRAGMENT SENT to "This is another element,” said agent in charge of the FBI office. El Mundo carried a serial number The letter denounced as "hos­ of C 53600002 A. just two numbers Alonzo Lacey Tuesday, special lower than the bill mailed to The agent in charge of FBI operations tage taking" current federal grand , ..... >-b.. _ ^ ThiircHnvyThursday, AprilAn 4, 1985 — Single copy: 25 cells of top liim»K i -•'i. ii In the letters to the newspapers, resists insects and weather Its re.on i" cut diagonally through the portrait cash into his rented car and drove \ou bu\ It, no more trealnteni necess,ir\ lile.u I'O O’Neill proposes $37.6 million tax cut of Alexander Hamilton off. police charged. The car was the group said, "We appeal to you benches, decks, tables - all o u k Iik .i p io ie t t - to point out the grave injustice and ern \ellow pine treatetl with K-Tl ti> The letters were signed by the later found abandoned retention.ami stam^M'd for ground tonl.ici Appropriations committees would State and federal arrest war­ violation of human rights that is By Mark A. Dupuis surplus while leaving intact a $200 ation several weeks ago. properly taxes. • Exempting people over age 62 Madieteros — Spanish for ma TURN PROBLEM from paying the real estate con­ decide how the money is spent, chete wielders — a group that has rants were issued and Gerena is being committed against Victor's United Press International million "rainy day" fund to offset Robertson, however, added that The governor's $37.6 million among the FBI's 10 most-wanted family and the PSP (Puerto Rican future deficits. the lyegislature's Republican ma­ program for additional stale lax veyance lax on the sale of a most likely waiting until after a staged various acts of terrorism in principal residence for a savings of special commission studying Puerto Rico to back their demands criminal suspects, but the former Socialist Party) members.' WINDOWS INTO HARTFORD - Gov. William A. "I think it's a rounded pro­ jority is still working on its tax cut cuts includes: security guard has never been O’Neill today proposed additional gram," O'Neill said at a news program and hasn’t come to any • Reducing the gross receipts $4 million. teacher salary increases issues its for independence Irom the Cnited "The only thing we share with SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL • Increasing the spousal exemp­ final report later this year. States. indicted in the robbery. the PSP militants is our love and tax cuts totaling $37.6 million in the conference where he announced decision on what cuts it will lax on residential utility bills, Wells Fargo has offered a 500.000 Kui’l.ku wol 11 oul wiiuluws Wlib IXMUlltuI next fiscal year and a $20 million the tax cut plan and education support. except for cable television and tion under the inheritance tax for a "Doesn't it make sense to use "Enclosed you will find half a commitment to freedom and inde­ Xiuluisc'ii K i\ or Ixm wiiulovss lb c\ ottci savings of $4 million .some of our projected surplus as a reward, the largest in U S history, luim ,uul ihiii.uiui InsiiLilini! vm h loic "down paymenl" toward future allocation. "It touches all elements 'The tax cuts, which would take telephone bills, from 5 percent to 4 genuine Big Sleep Heist $10 (bill), pendence for our country and our •t • « I • Allowing a lax credit for down paymenl on the future whidi will serve as authentifica- lor information about the notorious people, " the letter said. "Our • I knibic |vino iiiM il.tiin^ j’lass * I ow nuiiM t'ii.iiuc costs of improving the state’s of society ” effect July 1, would be in addition percent, saving taxpayers $14 \ nu I uMciHUS * I .is\ mstall.ilikiD I u'c ustiiiLitus Senate President Pro Tempore to a $50 clothing tax exemption t hat million in the 1985-86 budget year. nonreimbursable medical ex­ quality of our public school sys­ tion and verification" of participa­ fugitive. methods and actions are quite »d ih q Mii'i’ lli'.l O' AibU'iM 1' public schools. Although the Mancheteros The Democratic governor said Philip S. Rol)ert.son, R-Cheshire, took effect this week and is • Eliminating the 7.5 percent penses for people over age 62 from tem'’" O'Neill asked, "I think it tion by the Macheteros. the letters different." does and I hope that the General said. "The other half will be used in claimed Gerena was trained by (omc honK uu|uality he will ask the Republican- who has balked at other sections of expected to .save taxpayers $19 4 sales tax on non-prescription durgs the dividends and interest tax. for them to carry out the robbery in Gerena’s former fiancee, Ann controlled Legislature to cut taxes O’Neill's budget for the fiscal year million in this fi.scal year and $62 such as as|)irin. cough medicines a savings inthe 1985-86budget year Assembly will agree.” our next communication " (omc hoiiK toAmlcrscn.’ Robertson, however, voiced res­ The "Big Sleep Heist" referred earlier letters to newspapers, Elizabeth Soto, has testified before on utility bills, non-prescription beginning July 1 was pleased with million in the next. and the like, saving taxpayers $8 of $3.6 million. officials noted it was the first time the grand jury, and John C. drugs, certain real estate sales and the tax cut plan announced today. O’Neill also is proposing to use million in the coming year. O'Neill's package also includes ervations about the proposal, to a Boston newspaper headline New TOUGH-GLASS saying he feared it would be a about the robbery the group tried to submit proof of Brittain, attorney for Gloria Ger­ interest and dividends. "It’s super, " said Robertson, $100 million from the surplus for • Exempting Social Security $20 million for a new fund to be their involvement by sending ena. the suspect’s mother, said he Fiberglass Roofing Shingles The tax cuts, if approved along who said all but one of the tax increased aid to eities’and towns income from the interest and used to increase teacher salaries one-time use of money from the The letters were received by The money. expects his client to be subpo­ with spending proposals offered by reductions proposed by O’Neill for road repairs and about $40 dividends lax when computing or finance other steps to improve surplus that wouldn’t necessarily ffartford Courant and the daily Lt. Anthony Duffy, the West enaed. She has announced she is a From Georgia-F^if ic O’Neill, would use up the state's were included on a list he sent to million to increase aid to munici­ adjusted gross income, saving the slate's education system be available in future years and newspapers El Mundo and El Hartford police detective heading member of the PSP and has vowed Pressure Treated $234 million projected budget Republican senators for eonsider- palities to help hold the line on local taxpayers $4 million. The Legislature's Education and would have to be raised elsewhere. not to cooperate with the • 20-year limited warranty Reportero in San Juan. All three the investigation, said, "Our atti­ • Class A' fire rating contained the right half of a $10 bill. tude about their claim has been investigation • S e lf-s e a lin g an d wir>d resistant Landscape Ties • Standard 3-tab design • Colors to harmonize with any Von Bulow attorneys battle architectural style MHS program keeps over witnesses to subpoena students in classroom p«r I By Mlllv McLean has "certain substances " that may United Press International be of use to the defense. Bv Bill Yingling "Have we received every piece Herald Reporter PROVIDENCE, R.I. - With less of paper, every document .. that Bowers uses phone than a week to go before the was in the possession of Maria rag. 10.60 Manchester High School offi­ Schrallhammer? " he asked. Officials at Bowers School toring the students’ activities. attempted murder retrial of New 3 Tab 235# GP Asphalt Shingles By Helen Thomas cials are calling it their "first-ever But, he said, the key to the York socialite Claus von Bulow, Grande ruled partially in favor O'xB'xB' United Press International spring offensive, ’ against class have an innovative way of of the defense. tracking pupils between their system is parent participation. attorneys are still battling over per bundle $472 cutting and lateness. The biggest problem so far who and what they can subpoena "I don't think it’s overbroad. I reo. *5” 4'/i"x5'/i"x8' WASHINGTON - President Teachers, security guards and homes and the school. don’t think it’s oppressive. ” she Reagan, having set into motion a It s actually a method of has been contacting parents for round two. administrators this week began who are rarely at home. Jury selection is scheduled to said of the subpoenas. request for renewed aid for Nica­ prowling the halls of the school on making sure that all students begin Monday in Superior Court in 'You’re not using a blunderbuss. raguan rebels, today readied a new East Middle Turnpike in search of who leave the house in the But the longer the system has Providence, Von Bulow is accused You’re not on a fishing expedi­ peace plan for Central America in students who evade the classroom morning end up in the been used, and the more that of trying to murder his heiress ] tion." she said. an effort to sell his proposal to Armed with mammoth master classroom parents have become aware of wife. Martha "Sunny" von Bulow. The judge allowed subpoenas for SflKRCTC Congress. class .schedule books. 10 school Parents of students with it, the more they have been by injecting her with insulin at Schrallhammer. Edwin Lambert, TIRCD O F 'White House spokesman Larry officials are scouring the halls excused absences call the using it when they know their their massive Newport mansion in a private detective, and Victor M ix e s Speakes announced that Reagan throughout the day. said MHS school in the morning and leave children have an excused 1979 and 1980 Kaufman, Lambert’s boss. PRINTING? sent Congress a report Wednesday Principal Jacob Ludes. the student's name on a special absence. night that initiates a process of answering machine. Gardiner said the system Defense attorney Thomas Puc- She postponed a decision on If an official sees a student would permit school officials to cio has requested a long list of congressional consideration of his wandering the halls, he is permit­ Later, a parent volunteer subpoenas for von Bulow’s step­ G€ORGIR PRCIFIC compares the list of absent catch pupils who were playing subpoenas for various investiga­ children, Princess Annie-Laurie request for $14 million in aid to the ted to pull the student aside and tors and potential witnesses, in­ VINVL SIDING Contra rebels in Nicaragua. find out exactly where that student students with the teachers' hookey, but so far it hasn’t KneissI and Prince Alexander von daily class attendance logs disclosed any. cluding von Bulow’s two stepchild­ Auersberg, and for Russell Aitken. POPULAR DOUBLE 4 ” PAHERN Concrete 80# Submission of the report, titled is supposed to be at that lime of the ren and Mrs. von Bulow's former "U.S. Support for the Democratic The volunteer then calls all ”We have found some (calls) who owns "Champ Soleil, ” a Sand Mix 40# day. Ludes said the program will which have been questionable,” I maid, who provided some of the CLAUS VON BULOW COLORS & ALL PARTS IN STOCK Resistance Movement in Nicara­ continue until the end of the school the parents whose children’s I7l Bellevue Avenue mansion in IDEAL FOR DO-IT-YOURSELFERS Gardiner said. “One sounded strongest testimony against the Sand Mix 80# gua," was to be followed today by year. names are not on the answering . . . retrial starts soon Newport machine but who arc registered like a youngster was calling in. ” Danish-born financier during his JUST ASK Mortar Mix 40# the introduction of a joint resolu­ Although he could not provide an first trial in 1982. Grande asked Puccio to deter­ tion in one or both houses calling as absent from the classroom. But, he said, after calling the WE’LL GLADLY Mortar Mix 80# exact number, Ludes said the parents, he determined that the "The state is moving to quash (for) records or objects or docu­ mine whether the three remaining SHOW YOU for release of the Contra aid. offensive has already netted nu­ The program is designed to those subpoenas, " Assistant Attor­ ments that may pertain to this people have anything useful before HOW! $4095 The resolution would approve merous errant students who have provide information in the event student was not playing hookey. ney General Marc Desisto told case. One could hardly call that she rules or subpoenas for two the expenditure of fiscal 1985 funds been served with either detentions of a kidnapping as much as it is Gardiner said word of the Judge Corinne Grande Tuesday. broad,” Puccio said. investigators and Stephen Fami- per 10100c "for supporting, directly or indi­ designed to fight truancy, said system’s success has spread. or suspensions for their actions He said he has already received He objected to the way the defense For example, von Bulow’s attor­ glietti, the prosecutor in the first iq. It. rectly, military or paramilitary On Monday, the effort resulted in Bowers Principal Raymond was using a rule of discovery. He ney said he would like to obtain von Bulow trial. white BLRCK TOP PATCH operations in Nicaragua.!’ The two students being arrested for Gardiner. inquiries from school officials in also indicated he thinks the subpo­ letters written and received by Grande is expected to address measure would trigger a seveh-to allegedly posessing drugs, Ludes He said the system has been Wethersfield who are interested enas are too broad. Schrallhammer, the former maid the issue again when pre-trial 60 lb. *3** 15-day review period, leading to a said. Police have since charged the increasingly effective in moni­ in starling a similar program. "We have subpoenaed people He said healso wants to know if she motions continue Thursday. Colors *52°° floor vote within 15 days. two with possession of marijuana. The classified report was sent to Ludes said that officials initiated Capitol Hill around 7 p.m. Wednes­ the program because they have attendance because it is a stable for a class. day after a round of meetings at been using the same system of month as far as attendance is Many schools, including MHS, GILBCRT & BCNNCTT FCNCING the White House and consultations monitoring attendance for several concerned, said Vice Principal used to only keep homeroom with congressional leaders, years and were worried that Blaine Miller, who is responsible attendance records. Miller said. Speakes said. students might be starting to beat for processing all educational But with the advent of computers, 1” MESH POULTRY NETTING As a condition for assistance to it. information — including attend­ school officials now can keep a 25’ 50' 75’ the rebels. Congress last fall Statistics show that class attend­ ance — into the town’s main record of individual class 24" 5.08 10.14 15.201 required Reagan to submit a ance is lower than it was a year computer. atlendence. report after Feb. 28, stating that ago. Computers have refined the Teachers at MHS have an 36” 6.98 13.93 20.89| individual computer card for each % A 48” 8.98 17,94 26.891 the Nicaraguan government is A study of attendance taken system of keeping attendance aiding Salvadoran rebels or other during October showed that instan­ figures in the seven years since of their students. When taking attendance, a teacher puts all of QUAKER leftist insurgents in the region and ces of class cutting were up 12 high school officials instituted the REPLACEMENT 2 " MESH POULTRY NETTING explaining how aid to the anti- percent this school year over the current attendance policy. Miller the absent students’ cards into one Sandinistas would further U.S. same time last year. Instances of said. envelope and all of the tardy UlINDOUJ 25’ 50’ 75’ The high school's current policy students’ cards into another. 24” 3.01 6.03 9.04 goals. tardiness have increased by 19 In tandem with submission of the percent over the same period. states that if a student accumu­ At the end of the day, all of the CHRNNCLS 3 6 ” 3.96 7.90 11.85 report, Reagan planned to discuss lates five unapproved absences cards are processed through the G L A S S HEIGHT 14.86 Herald ptioto by Tarquinio Ludes said the statistics are not STEEL FENCE POSTS .48" 4.96 9.91 a new Central American peace yet a reason for major concern. from one specific class, he will not town’s main computer. The com­ Light Heavy plan at midday with visiting Dr. Gwen H. Brooks, vice principal of Instructions and "If we sustained it fora period of be allowed to receive credit for the puter then prints out about 950 4’ 1.73 NON-CLIMBABLE Colombian President Belisario class. separate reports on the day’s REG. SALE 4' '« r i 140A Programs at Manchester High School, checks student time it would be significant," he 5’ 2.14 2.68 and announce his proposals later in said. But with the latest effort, Three tardies are equal to one attendance. 9.95 8.96 6’ 2.54 3.21 50’ 100’ the day. attendance records this morning as part ot a stepped-up officials plan to "nip (the problem) absence. Miller said. The information is distributed 8’ 4.61 36” 18,77 31.74 The Plan was expected to mirror effort by school administrators to cut down on tardiness in the bud." Ludes said. It takes 20 approved absences to IT’S NOT FUNNY! 48" 22.44 42.32 the "San Jose Declaration ’ signed and unapproved absences. Officials chose to study October keep a student from earning credit Please turn to page 8 10.67 9.60 60" 27.60 52.88 by leaders of the Nicaraguan resistance last month in Costa —Poor insulation, drafty windows and doors and faulty heating systems have you Rica, which called for the demilit­ 46” 11.04 9.94 arization of Nicaragua and free burning money to keep you and your family warm. elections and provides for Sundi- Tech union claims success; —An energy' efficient home can save you up to 40% of your present heating costs. ni.sta leader Daniel Ortega to Good Friday 1985 remain in power until such elccti- onc take place. Friday, April 5, is Good Friday, the Friday before Easter White House officials indicated the change in tone, if not policy, state pleased with injunction Sunday. It is a legal holiday in Connecticut LIVING LATTICC signaled by Reagan should im­ By Susan Vaughn two years. forced to close Wednesday because Town offices: Town offices in Manchester. Andover. Bolton ENERGYo>«^*^OANS prove chances for congressional Herald Reporter The teachers received a "good of the walkout, Heintz said. The and Coventry will be closed E’riday. approval of the rebel funding, reception■’ from state legislators rest stayed open using substitute Slate offices: All state offices will be closed Friday. Motor which House GOP leader Bob The massive walkout and dem­ following the demonstration. Hunt teachers and personnel from the Vehicle Department offices also will be closed Saturday. Auto Michel declared "dead in the state Department of Education, LIVING PANCLS onstration at the stale Capitol said. They met with several of the emissions testing stations will be closed E'riday but will be open IN CONVENIENT PRE-ASSEMBLED PANELS water” Wednesday unless the Wednesday by hundreds of legislative leaders who assured she said. 0%-4%-9>/4% president showed more flexibility teachers from the state’s 17 them they will weigh the teachers' Saturday. REG. SALE toward Nicaragua. vocational-technical schools was a contract proposal on its individual A class action injunction cqn- Federal offices: All federal offices will be open Friday. 24””x48’” UNFINISHED 6.27 5.64 Sources indicated that Reagan's "huge success." according to a merits when it comes before them. taining 30 names of teachers was Post offices: Post offices will he open E'riday and there will be 24”x96’’ UNFINISHED 12.34 11.11 proposal will be along the lines of spokesman for the teacher’s union. Hunt said. signed Wednesday by Judge Wil­ regular home mail delivery. Interest rate is determined by your family size and income — Maximum average 48””x96”” UNFINISHED 23.57 21.21 the "San Jo.se Declaration" by the Thomas Hunt, co-chairman of The state Department of Educa­ liam C. Bieluch of the Hartford Schools: .All public and parochial schools in Manchester, adjusted gross income *45,000 — Loans range from *400- *4,500. 24’’x96’’ PRESSURE TREATED rebels that calls for direct talks the Crisis Committee of the State tion was also pleased that it was Superior Court, James E. Andover, Bolton and Coventry will be closed E'riday. 18.57 18.71 Kennedy, spokesman for the attor­ 48"x96” PRESSURE TREATED 34.87 with the Sandinisla government Vocational Federation of able to obtain an injunction against Retail and grocery stores: Most stores will be open E'riday, 31.38 and free elections. Teachers, said today that the the teachers’ action, Lise S. ney general’s office, confirmed today. Banks: All banks will be closed Friday. walkout and picketing showed Heintz, spokeswoman for the de­ Liquor: Package stores and bars will be open. State of Connecticut state legislators that the union has partment. said this morning. State The injunction prohibits any Garbage collection: There will be regular garbage pickup in a unified membership across the law prohibits state teachers from further work stoppage by the Department of Housing Inside Today state. striking. teachers and imposes a penalty of Manchester and Bolton Friday. The landfills in Coventry and 1179 Main Street The action also addressed the The action was a one-day wal­ up to $500 a day if a similar action Andover will be closed Friday. Manchester Lumber Emergency numbers: In Manchester, highway, 647-3233; 24 pages, 4 sections issue of salary increases, which kout — or job action — sanctioned takes place again. Kennedy said. Hartford, Connecticut 06103 255 Center St. • 648-5144 has been the major issue through­ by the union executive committee Kennedy said the papers will not refuse, 647-3248; and sewer and water, 647-3111. In Bolton, civil __ 16 Obituaries . out the nine months of negotiations Tuesday night, Hunt said. It was be served to individuals. The preparedness, 649-8743. In Coventry, town garage, 74'2-6588. OPEN MON.-SAT. 7 a,m.-5 p.m. Businms _ __ 21 Opinion___ for the teachers’ contract that not a wildcat strike, he said. injunction does not call for any 8 Different hardwoods in stock* Complete Mill facilities • trusses madi- in our shop. Clutllied- . 22-23 Peopletalk . expired last June 30, Hunt said. All the state’s vocational schools court appearances, Kennedy said. The Manchester Herald: The Herald will publish Friday and Some items and prices limited to (juantities at hand • Subject to prior sale. Com(ci. .16 Spons- CALL 1-800-842-0134 Enlerlalnment__ 16 Television . The union has already rejected one were in session with all teachers That would only occur if there is a its offices will be open as usual. l,ottery______2 Weather contract proposal which called for back on duly today, Heintz re­ challenge to the action by the 5 and 5'A percent Increases over ported. Ten of the 17 schools were union, he said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thiirsd;iv. Auril 4. UIH5 - 3

M ANCHESTER IIERAI-D. Tlnirsdii.v. April 4 I9B5 i n Keith to see Reagan Manchester Jn Brief Building price estimate ‘in bali park’ “'Y move quickly to purchase Minority students ciaim UConn harassment majority of the Board ol Directors which operates the shelter, said EAIKEIELD (UPl) - President Reagan will Bv Bill YInglIng building. ^ Zinsser wants longer terms will .support the idea ol the (own earlier this week that they pre­ McMahon Hall was isolated and termed number of black undergraduates honor a Fairfield man today who Herald Reporter ferred the former church because But some board members queS* here." dropped 11 percent since the fall of 1979, grueling coast-lo-coast run for chanty despite purchasing the former Mair "treet lioned the committee's repg|L STORRS (EI’ I) — Minority sUidt-nls The students claim racism, ulus It "a joke in poor taste. " state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, said he supports a it would cost about $90,000 less to and the in her ol black full-time losing his leg to cancer while a youth. Attorney Wesley Gryk said this church for a permanent year- saying that the committee at the l,ni%ersity ol Coiint'cticut arc trated by the recent scrawling of the Erancois Jean Haul, the student who resolution to increase the terms of state senators to four years. buy and rehabilitate and because angm'd by slogans and protosts graduates di'clined 33 percent in the The president is scheduled to present the morning that an offer of $132,000 round shelter. failed to examine aH of UK options letters "KKK " on a black student s was the victim ol the "KKK " gralliti on “ I think there is a growing feeling on both sides that a longer "There just aren't that many the the building is more accessible. against blaik students they elaini are same (leriod American Cancer Society's Courage Award to would be acceptable for the former before preparing it dormatory door, is increasing and is his door, said the students responsible term will allow fordeeperdiscussionofstate issues and concerns options," Weinberg said. MACC has been sheltering being ignored by Ibe administration. Jell Keith, 22, in ceremonies at the White Houm. church he owns on Main Street. At least one lioard member this being ignored by the university had apologized, but he said that kind ol Nichols said the lack of minority and result in much more responsive legislation," he said in a Weinberg said the form er homeless people in area churches The students demonstrated in Iront ol Keith is considered the national symbol of efforts The town is considering the build­ morning supported the commit­ administration. vandalism is a "disease " and "everyb­ students working at the campus book­ news release. church at 466 Main St,, which is on a monthly basis while officials the school bookstore Wednesday to to treat and prevent cancer through research. ing as a possible site for a have continued to search for a tee's work. Nichols said slogans such as "KKK ody should know about it. " store and the lack ol minority influence President Reagan will present a plaque to Keith State representatives and senators are currently elected to now the home of the Center Ballet protest what they call "constant Dean ol Students Erank Ardaiolosaid permanent shelter for homeless permanent site. Lives" and threats against black on the student newspaper. The Daily that praises him for "giving all Americans hope two-year terms. Theatre, is a more attractive site 'Em quite satisfied with gic harassment" and discrimination on he was well aware of the student s people. Under a proposal developed by a student organizations have cropped up Campus, concerns him and other and inspiration " through the example of his Zinsser said terms for senators should be longer because for a shelter than the former report,” said RepublicanDireGifif campus. accusations and the administration "it's in the ball park,” Gryksaid study panel, the town would Donna Mercier. “ I feel the eofUF on the walls of other buildings minority students eight-month run. senatorial disirlcls are larger than house districts and the Gammons Hoaglund Co. building a "A lot ol people are led up and we "wants to be as responsive as we can of the price. transfer the deed to the property to mittee did their job ," she said^^t The picketing marked the second Keith, running with a support team that workload has increased. The town received a professional few hundred yards away at 395 don't see the administration doing protest since March 22 when campus "1 personally think any allegation ol Aileen Bell, president of the Black MACC and contract with the "It remains to be seen whiclnll anything about it," said Sandy Nichols, included family members, left Boston last June "Currently, the active legislative process lasts just over a year appraisal that said the building — Main St. police questioned two white students racism needs looking into." Ardaiolo Students Association, said Co-op ad­ "I certainly support it,” Wein­ organization to run the .shelter the two sites will be chosen,” sh^ a spokesman for the International and completed his 3,350-mile trek early this year and then ihe campaign .season begins," he said. "I believe a which has housed at least two about the incident in w hich "KKK " and said ministrators at the student store had once the property had been said. "But money will play « in Los Angeles. four-year term would allow more time for policy-making and differencl churches — was worth berg said of the proposal to buy the Committee Against Racism, the stu­ obscene pietures were scrawled on a " All ol the people here are trying to refused a request for information about purchased. He experienced some problems with his de-emphasize politicking." $132,000. It then developed esti­ church, which was presented to the factor " dent g r o u |) 0 r g a n i /. i 11 g I h e door at McMahon Hall hire more minorities," Ardaiolo added how many minority students applied for The search committee, which specially designed arlifical leg, battled desert mates on how much it would cost to Board of Directors Tuesday. Mercier said that town offieijM demonstration 'A lot of white students will say Minorit> students contend the inci­ jobs there. Town officials plan lomeet later comprised both directors and town The protest involving an estimated ".A heat and mountain snowstorms, but pressed on rehabilitate the building for a have not yet examined all dT there's no racism at I'Conn. but that s dent IS indicative ol the isolation they this month and discuss both sites. administrators, recommended at students was staged in Iront ol the feel from students and administrators William Simpson, the co-op s general several miles each day to reach his goal. Poets can win awards shelter. a Board of Directors meeting possibilities for involving the t4>1W false. " said Tracey Butler, secretary ol manager, said 7.5 percent ol the 85 Keith w as feted in several cities along his roote, Meanwhile, Mayor Barbara But officials from the Manches­ UConn Co-op. the participants said, the Black Student Association. "They at the mostly while campus of 16,000. Tue.sday night that the directors busine.ss community in the p r o je ^ employees at the store are minority but also jogged through long, lonely stretches of Town poets cun submit their work through April 18 forjudging WeinberKWeinberg predictedpredictea todayloaay thatmat a ter Are,*' r'nnforoo^*' ''t Churches, because ol the lack ol minority students (white students) wouldn't know be­ rhe number ol minority students is working at the campus store. declining The university's most recent members, .2 percent more than the desolate country. in the first annual Manchester Poetry Contest. cause it doesn't happen to them store's aflirmative action goal. Poems will be judged in fivccafegories. The five categories are He said the students hoped to "hring Ut'onn police said the incident at aflirmalivc action report shows the up an awareness of what's going on grades 5 and 6. 7 and 8, 9 and 10, 11 and 12, and adult. Solutions found for water plant problems No more than two original poems can be submitted and each Garbage bags used by house­ poem may not exceed 20 lines, the contest sponsors said in a news By Alex Girelli plant into operation again, possi­ into the sewer system. holders are usually fourlosix mills release. Herald Reporter bly as early as the beginning of Young said today that Weston W eather and Sampson, the Cambridge. thick. On the back of each, the writer should include her or his name next week. Peopletalk Solutions haye been proposed for Mass., firm that designed the Young said one of the reasons the Because of the pump, the plant and uddre.ss, and grade if a student. plant, has written new specifica­ study took^.so long is that WestOW The poems will be kept by the judging committee. three problems that haye plagued was shut down Feb. 28 after 100 the operation of the. town's new tions for the probe device. The new and Simpson made extensive Today’s forecast Awards will be distributed June 1 at the Whiton Memorial hours of operation in a 160-hour Bygones are bygones Hooked on catfish water treatment plant the superin­ trial period. one will be made in such away that studies/of what kind of material to Connecticut, Massachusetts Library auditorium. no part of it intrudes into the lank use as ti liner. The lowly catfish, with a little Iryiiig and the tendent of the Water and Sewer Legendary Texas con man Billie Sol Estes says and Rhode Island: Today: sunny Anyone interested in entering the competition should submit Solutions have also been pro­ where it will be submerged con­ help of hush puppies, french fries ahd slaw. may Diyision said today. posed for two earlier flaws that Young said the acid leaked: he's not the sort to let a lew accusations keep him breezy and warmer w ith a high their works to Poetry. Box 917, Manchester, Conn., 06040. stantly in the acid. The latest problem Ihat-^deye- combined Jan. '25 to spill hydro- through a shrinkage crack in the from paying his last respects to one ol the men have won a lew in the mid to upper 50s Tonight: The contest is sponsored by the Manchester Wit and Wisdom Young said a diaphragm which loped was in a lime pump that did fluorosilicic acid into the town’s concrete. While the crack could who helped send him to prison in 1964 friends in the halls becoming cloudy with a chance chapter of the Connecticut Poetry Society, the Manchester is part of the device did not not consistently control the sanitary sewer lines. Young said. repaired, there is no guaranteiifi Estes had planned logo to Dallas lor the luneral of Congress of occasional rain and drizzle Public Schools and the Manchester Public Library. deteriorate. Rather, he said, a T h e Catfish amount of lime being added to the The acid is used to fluoridate the that cracks will not develop in the; ol Dr. John P. Dunn, who died of heart problems developing after midnight. Low portion of the device itself Farmers ol Arkan­ water. future. The liner will prevent acRF at the age of ,57. hut last minute aflairs kept him in water ’ deteriorated. sas, at the invitation 40 to 45. Friday: cloudy with a Superintendent Robert Young from leaking through them if there* his hometow n ot Abilene It w as Dunn w ho w ent to A probe and control device Young said Weston and Sampson o f Sens. Dale chance of occasional rain and said replacement parts for that is ever another spill from the tank, the FBI and blew the whistle when Estes was attached to the acid lank deterio­ has recommended that the con­ making a bundle selling non-existent fertilizer Bumpers and David drizzle Then partial clearing Charity roasters selected pump haye arriyed at the plant and he said. .-.g rated and allowed the acid to spill crete containment basin in which Pryor, both D-Ark., during the afternoon along the arrangements are being made to tanks in W'est Texas A team of pranksters comprising business and political leaders from the tank into a concrete the acid tank sits be lined with Young said studies Indicate Wednesday flew in south coast. High in the 50s. haye them installed. That w as all yesterday ." Estes said "1 loved has been assembled to "roast” Savings Bank of Manchester containment basin. The basin, in 80 -mill, high-density, there was no structural damage to the guy. He fought and he lought diligently for 200 pounds ol catfish Maine: An inch or two of snow He said that repairing the pump President William Johnson at an April 11 dinner to benefit the will permit 'he 'own to put the turn, leaked and allowed the acid polyethelene the building , what he believed was right 1 do consider him a with all the trim­ north, patchy fog and showers or flurries followed by partial March of Dimes. friend and 1 think he considered me his friend " mings for a buffet The roasters include Mayor Barbara Weinberg, Deputy Mayor line of fried fish in a clearing south today Highs US' Stephen T. Penny, former town Director Peter DiRosa, Senate office build­ the upper 30s and 40s. Fair north, Manchester State Bank President Nathan G. Agostinelli and Approval sought for rest of condo project ing at Washington clouding up with a chance of Joseph Hachey of Heritage Savings and Loan Association. for the development is in the Leaders of the snow or rain south tonight. Lows Developer Lawrence A. Fiano is project were approved, the appro Currin. director of transportation Playmate genes The fund-raiser will begin at 6:30 p.m. at Willie’s Steak House process of being completed. farmers' group des­ in the 20s to low 30s. Clouding up seeking approval for the last five val would still be conditioned on and traffic engineering for Kasper on Center Street. Tickets are $20 per person and can be obtained said he expects to submit it sotjtt Karen Valez of Miami, the 1985 playmate of the cribed the luncheon with a chance of snow or rain phases of the Brentwood Condomi­ the reconstruction of Tolland Associates Inc., to the state Traffic by calling state Rep. James R. McCavanagh at 649-3800, William and aims to start construction t W year, probably wouldn't have ever put her llesh as "educational." north and occasional rain likely nium complex, which is to be Turnpike Commission seeking permission to Legault of the Savings Bank of Manchester at 646-1700, and Joyce proceed with the first eight bases spring. *> on the line had it not been for her grandmother. It as some lawmakers south friday. Highs 35 to 45. located near the intersection of The planning commission indi­ Today: sunny breezy and warmer. A high in the mid 50s. West wind 10 Epstein of Esptein Realty at 647-8895. cated when It approved the 245 ol construction. The Brentwood complex will be was Valez's grandmother, Doris Newman, 73, and guests who had New" Hampshire: Light snow Buckland Street and Tolland never eaten catfish to 20 mph Tonight: becoming cloudy. A chance of rain or drizzle units in January that ils intent was The project needs a state traffic the largest condominium develop­ who talked her into going to the initial playmate ending north and becoming Turnpike. before tried the developing after midnight A low of 40 to 45. Light variable wind. to approve the entire development permit because it will include ment in Manchester. : search interview , promising "to buy me a new partly sunny today. Highs 35to40 The final five phases would dress and new shoes if 1 would go. " Valez said farm-grown fish lor Chris Dodd Chances of rain 50 percent after midnight. Friday: cloudy with a include 207 units. when the reconstruction of Tolland more than 200 parking spaces. north and 40 to 50 south. Chance The Brentwood project sfl0 After Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner unveiled the first time. chance ol occasional rain and drizzle. Ahigh 50 to 55. Chance of rain Fiano said Wednesday he sub­ Turnpike went forward. Fiano has not heard from the of flurries north and rain or snow comprises 49 acres south of Inter­ the new playmate of the year before a shrimp and For those accustomed to Southern fried catfish 40 percent. Today s weather picture was drawn by Tara Hoff, 10, of 98 Registrars to enlist voters mitted a modified plan to the town The Board of Directors last traffic commission yet, he said. likely south tonight. Lows 25 to Fiano also said the final site plan state 84. oyster-eating crowd of more than 300 gathered at in homey restaurants with red plastic over the Lyness St , a fourth grader at Cornerstone Christian School. The Manchester registrars of voters will conduct voter- Planning Department this week month approved an appropriation tables. Wednesday s buffet might have been a 35. Occasional snow" mixed with of $140,000 in federal, state and the Playboy Mansion. Newman looked at Hefner making sessions tonight and on Saturday at Marshall s Mall in because he wanted to get approval and said. "If you had the magazine50 years ago. I new experience as well. The fish, coated and fried rain likely north and occasional for the entire 452-unit complex town funds for designing the ■ c**"’ the Manchester Parkade. , would have been your playmate of the year. " in a special batter prepared by Carter and Debbie rain likely south Friday. Highs 35 from the Planning and Zoning reconstruction of Tolland Turn­ Harrison of Carlisle. Ark . w as served from silver to 45. Tonight's session will be from 6:30 to 8 :30p.m. and Saturday s pike and several other intersec­ will be from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Commission. The new plans in­ dishes with a choice of red or white w ine. Vermont: Spotty rain and clude phases nine through 14. tions. The town engineering staff is At the sessions, persons eligible to become voters in any Sen. Chris Dodd. D-Conn . took only two pieces snow" early today then breezy The PZC limited developers doing the design work. of fish on his first trip through the line, but came with clearing skies. Highs 50 to Connecticut town may take the voters' oath. Fiano and Thomas J. Crossen Jr. Fiano said his company is Smoking out the princess back for more. Wendell Ford. D-Ky . and John 55 Fair this evening then cloud­ The registrars will also lake changes of address within to the first eight phases — or 245 prepared to reconstruct the inter­ ST Not only does Princess Margaret have her Warner. R-Va , showed no hesitation ing up again tonight. Rain or Manchester and changes in party enrollment within Manchester. units — of the project when it acted section of North Main Street and MOME TFKL mother. Queen Mother Elizabeth, and nephew. "Of course we eat catfish in Virginia, " Warner mixed rain and snow moving in 1*.- Under current law, people can become Manchester voters as on the development in January, Tolland Turnpike if phases nine HfcgPMMW wiMinroffMOum Prince Charles, on her ash. but now the British said. again late tonight and Friday soon as they move into town. There i.= no waiting period. because of questions about the through 14 of the project arc press is admonishing her lor resuming smoking A total ot 12 senators and 100 guests were fed at development’s traffic impact on completed before the road con­ Lows tonight 25 to 35. High V,"* ^ Open Easter Sunday 8 AM-3PM just three months after a lung operation. All the the luncheon Friday in the 40s and low 50s. Tolland Turnpike and North Main struction is done by the tow n The country' s tabloid newspapers ran big front-page Pryor who won re-election in 1984 after Street. intersection would need some spending the summer and fall on the campaign Workers to sweep streets pictures of Margaret smoking an unfiltered Extended outlook Approval of the next phases was altering, Fiano said cigarette through a tortoise-shell holder. fish-fry circuit, said, " I am living proof that you Town streets in a west-central section of town will be swept by withheld pending reconstruction of The remainder of Tolland Turn­ Easter Specials! can eat catfish nine times a day and survive. " Dicing with death. " said one headline Extended outlook for New" workers from the town Highway Division beginning Monday. Tolland Turnpike and construction pike is adequate for the develop­ SAii " Puff-away Margaret defies docs."' said another England Saturday through The division has asked that residents of the area sweep the of an additional access road into ment, according to engineering studies by Fiano's company. "She is trying very hard to give up." the Daily Quote of the day Monday: gutters clear of garbage, large stones, and branches. the complex site. b s s b b Brentwood Manchester Asso­ Express quoted one of her advisers as saying. Connecticut, Massachusetts The area scheduled for sweeping next week is west of Broad The PZC has scheduled consider­ . SteveiL "She is not in any way foolhardy. But w e all know EPA chief Lee Thomas, on the Superfund toxic and Rhode Island: Chance of ation of Piano's request for a May 6 ciates, Fiano said. waste cleanup program: Street to the East Hartford line, soufh of West Middle Turnpike how difficult it is. " showers Saturday and early business meeting. But members Fiano's recent application in­ 1 ^CANDIES * "During the next tour years, 1 would like to see and north of Welherell Street. cluded a letter from Thomas R. CHOCOLATE Doctors reportedly advised Margaret to give up Sunday. Fair Monday. Night­ Satellite view said Monday night that if the full smoking after the tumor was found in her lung. us settle the debate about whether, where and time lows in the 30s. Daytime • CHOCOLATE iCCS • OUNRIES The princess has been smoking since her teens when we should bury it. burn it. detoxify it. shoot highs in the 50s Saturday, near60 Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows ■ C F I A f I and is reportedly back to 30 king-size Dunhills a it down a well, or stop it from being produced at • MARSHMALLOW ECCS • Sunday then in the 50s again layered clouds over portions of New England, the northern Plains and ^CARD CARD day all "" the northern Rockies. Patchy layered clouds are scattered through Monday. the central Plains and the Southwest. Fire Calls D D s m : Vermont: Wet spring weather Q n n i (g n rd l^luuU Sfmx. with rainy periods over the (SegB ^CARD ^i^-^CARD C A « » l« • weekend. And a chance of n— showers Monday. Highs 45 to 55. Manchester •SM Lows from 35 to 45. Sundav,4:26p.in. — medical call,706 Maine: Bain or snow likely Main St. (Town, Paramedics). m north and rain south Saturday. Sunday, 4:48 p.m. — burning light Conni Chance of flurries north and ballast. Youth Center, Manchester i n i Parkade (Town). CARD FULL WITH showers south Sunday. Chance of Monday, 12:11 P.m. — medical call, (gm &SM flurries north and clearing south 17 Rosemary Lane (Town, •CANDY EGOS Paramedics). doesn’t believe RABBITS TOYS Monday. Lows In the 30s and Monday, 7:34 a.m. — explosion, 0 highs in the 40s to low 50s Manchester Packing Co., 34V Wethe- STUFFED CUDDLY rell St. (Town, Paramedics). Saturday. Lows in the 20s to Monday, 8:47 a.m. — car tire, in holidays. •BUNNIES AND lower 30s and highs in the 30s and Buckland Street near the Interstate 84 QUAUTY overpass (Eighth District). ITU 40s Sunday and Monday. Monday, 9 a.m. — service call, 113'/3 The bank will be closed ^ARI> •CHOCOLATES BY ^ Reg. $ 2.89 New Hampshire: Rain or snow Center St. (Town). Qm (M m RUSSELL STOVFH / Monday, 1:13 P.m — medical call, •V ' likely north and rain south 41B Cose Drive (Town, Paramedics). tomorrow for the holiday. Saturday. Chance of flurries Monday, 4:16 p.m. — medical call, 'HUCKLCB north and showers south Sunday. J.C. Penney warehouse, 1339 Tolland But our Conni automatic Turnpike (Eighth District, m (M m Chance of flurries north and Paromedics). teller will still be on the clearing south Monday. Lows in Monday, 5:09 p.m. — medical call, ITU ^1.65 Oakland Street (Paramedics). CARD the 30s and highs in the 40s to low Monday, 5:41 o.m — motor vehicle job 24 hours a day at TO 50s Saturday. accident. New State Road (Town, (M m

Speakes said national security month to push for support and Bv Ira R. Allen make a nationally televised speech United Press International adviser Robert McFarlane has been working with members of on the subject. Congress on choices Reagan might The other main subject of talks WASHINGTON - Colombian between the two leaders is the President Belisario Betancur, a use to sell his aid request. But Speakes indicated the options do increasingly lucrative and violent leading figure in the search for drug trade between Colombia and toopenanIRA peace in Central America, is not include changing the aid trom covert to overt because of legal the United States bringing a message to President A senior American official said Reagan today that foreign inter­ restrictions on I' S support for Betancur likens the drug traffic to vention in the region will foment overthrowing another "a third world war" and in his subversion. government Betancur, a strong advocate of A Reagan adviser said Nicara­ talks with Congress the Colombian peace through negotiations in gua is the one issue on whiih the president said, "We have reached Central America, meets with Rea president has not been able to a point ol no return and we are gan today at the White House to change public opinion and various disposed to pay the price, even public relations ploys are being w ith our ow n lives ' from tiie IR S this year. end a three-day trip to the United States, which also included meet studied to sell the aid package Colombia's justice minister was ings with Secretary of State There were news reports that assassinated, apparently by drug George Shultz, Attorney General Reagan may use an appearance in tralfickers, and Betancur, him­ Edwin Meese and leaders of Miami s Orange Bowl later this self, has been marked for death. international lending institutions UPl photo In meetings with Senate and House members Wednesday. Be­ Welcome aboard, Jeane tancur urged U S. support for the Former U.N. Ambassador Jeane Kirkpa­ Kirkpatrick Wednesday by the Republi­ Contadora peace proce.ss because it "seeks peaceful solutions to trick, left, is applauded by Health and can National Committee in Washington. conflicts, giving more importance She announced that she is switching to But you can from C B T. Human Services Secretary Margaret to dialogue and the rejection of all Heckler and Maureen Reagan, daughter the Republican party. military intervention." of the president, during a reception for "We are convinced that such intervention would unchain a sub­ versive wave throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, " Betancur said. Israeii troops continue The Contadora process is named 4 for the site in Panama where leaders ot Panama. Colombia. Venezuela and Mexico met to establish the framework for a search for guerriiias peaceful solution to the civil wars in Central America. At the same time, the adminis­ Bv RIad Kal army troops was surrounded, and wounded, police said tration is mapping plans for a United Press International nearby villages of Ghassaniyeh "Many people in and cast of public relations blitz to win con­ and Babliyeh. " a police source Sidon are spending the night in gressional approval of $14 million BEIRUT. Lebanon — Hundreds said shelters, " police said in secret aid to the Contra rebels of Israeli soldiers stormed three "The villagers said the Israelis Police were unable to say what seeking to overthrow the Nicara­ southern Lebanese villages to collected all the men in schools, prompted the escalation of the guan government. search for suspected guerrillas mosques or village squares and fighting, which first broke out The administration was plan­ today and a Lebanese army unit started questioning them. The March 12 One person was killed ning the blitz despite House GOP was surrounded in one of the Israelis had lists of people they and 14 others were wounded in leader Robert Michel’s advice to villages, police said wanted. " the source said There Wednesday's fighting the president Wednesday the co­ UPl photo In Beirut, machine gun battles, were no immediate reports of Police said the civilian killed in vert aid is "dead in the water " President Reagan and John McCloy talk during a Rose sniper fire and kidnappings briefly violence the artillery and rocket exchanges without changes in administration closed two of the six crossing The three villages are 2 miles policy. Garden ceremony earlier this week for the long-time U.S. APRIL 8-15 raised the death toll to 64 people in points linking the Christian and north of Ansar, a prisoner camp seven straight days of fighting, ’■ We've got to have some flex and diplomatic troubleshooter, who is celebrating his 90th Moslem sections of the capital, closed by the Israelis Wednesday which pitted Christian militiamen a little bit of movement there to get birthday. McCloy said to Reagan, “Compared to me, police said after transporting more than 1,200 holed up the mountains east of us what we’d eventually like to you're a spring chicken" Reagan replied, '“You’ve made The Beirut clashes were spo­ of its inmates to Israel and Sidon against Moslem gunmen and get, ” Michel said. radic, and involved Christian and releasing 752 others their Palestinians allies Presidential spokesman Larry my day" Moslem militias deployed on More than 200 of the freed M T w T F either sides of the Green Line, prisoners have stayed in southern S S M police said. Lebanese territory still under "The army had to close the two Israeli occupation. Red Cross A crossing points for several hours to sources said. 9A M 9A M 9A M 9A M 9A M 9A M 9A M |-(y 9Af-/ N M avoid civilain casualties. The "The Israelis are still in the ft > ft > ft 'I Iv.) f/1 0 \ 1 0 shooting died down and the roads ■ Ansar region, and the search of the were reopened," a police spokes­ three villages could very possibly man said. be designed to make sure that none 7 PM 7 PM 7 PM 7 PM 7 PM 1PM 1PM 7 PM Six of 16 Christian civilians of the people.they released yester­ kidnapped at one of the crossings day stayed in the area so close to were released and efforts were their advance lines," a police With an Eagle IRA, P underway to secure the freedom of source said. the others, the Christian-run Voice About 200 Israeli troops stormed of Lebanon radio said. into the Shiite Moslem town of There was also some sporadic Chehabiyeh Wednesday and fighting in the mountains east of rounded up 300 men for question­ Beirut between Druze Moslem ing. Lebanese security sources hitroducing Expanded IRA Hours. militias and Lebanese army units said. deployed in the garrison village of The sweep was part of Israel's you’re cleared for a Souk el Gharb, military sources "iron fist " policy against Moslem said. There were no immediate guerrillas who have attacked reports of casualties. Israeli occupation forces. The Police in the southern port of Israelis are withdrawing from the Sidon said several hundred Israeli region nearly three years after soldiers and at least 30 troop invading southern Lebanon to oust carriers, tanks and a bulldozer Palestinian guerrillas Tax Take-off. were involved in today's search of Violence in Sidon escalated early three southern villages. today, with shells landing within If you still need to open an IRA by April 16, you checking our rates against any others. Because no one in "Villagers who escaped told us city limits and setting 10 houses that the Israelis entered the afire. Other houses went up in probably wish there were more hours in a day. A t C B T Connecticut heats our rates. And no one offers more villages of Kawthariyat al Siyad, flames near the Ain Al Hilweh where a force of 15-20 Lebanese refugee camp and 14 people were there are. investment options than CBPs Demand IRA* W e’re giving you that extra time you need For more information, call Violence erupts again to open an IRA by getting rid of banker’s hours tor T 800'C B T 'IR A S or visit one of the offices listed in the black townships the entire week of April 8, as well as Monday, CBT below. ^ April 15. A t nearly 60 branches, statewide. Even if you can’t get a break from the By Brendan Boyle At police headquarters. Tutu had United Press International tea with Divisional Commissioner And you don’t have to waste your time IRS this year, you can get one at CBT. Dries van den Heever, who said JOHANNESBURG, South Moselane’s detention was out of his Africa — Arsonists attacked the hands but promised to pass on the homes of policemen and town bishop's demand for his release. When you’re ready to demand more councillors in the restless black Marchers joining Tutu said they townships of the Eastern Cape were locked in a courtyard during province during the night, police the meeting and their names and from a bank. said today. addresses were taken down. No injuries were reported. Police have alleged Moselane A police spokesman said the allowed church property to be used home of a black town councillor in for public meetings on a rent Tantje, a suburb outside Graham- dispute that triggered months of stown was set on fire. The houses of unrest in Sharpeville and neigh­ five black policemen were gutted boring black townships last year. Avon Clinton by fire in Bontrug, a black At least 175 people died in riots East Hartford Cifxuon Madison North Haven Orange Torrington West Haven West M;im St 88 West Mam St 804 M.un .'’'t 7’»loiu:llillR d township outside Kirkwood near last year and at least 103 have been 240 S.im.Mii^ Roik IV 127 VC'ashington A\e 284 Niston Post Rd 112 South Mam St 420 Campbell Ave (.uljucent to the (next to l inast on Rte 1) Uenrei ol 1 .oi 1 {.uitoid' (t. 'lotori Shopi'iiu: Pl.i.-.i' Port Elizabeth. killed in racial unrest since Janu­ iStop .Si Shop I’larai (next to McDonald's) (Intersection tif (across trom Bradlees (2 blocks south of Town Open or add to to $2000 — working couples up to htrminuton V.tllov (i(>0 4o0^ 244 4800 444 :m i The scattered incidents of vio­ ary 14. 2447(68 2 ('■)-4(-.01 R.icehrook in lence came after the black Nobel Buyani Fulani, contradicted offi­ $4000, or $2,250 if only one spouse Post Rd) 489-0491 774-4650 laureate Bishop Desmond Tutu, cial police reports and accused two fly off with two tax advantages — a works. Cos Ci>b (0 ^ I llmu'ton Rd Chiilford Manchester Norwiehtown 775-4747 162 Post Rd tlin.iNi Mais'Shoppiiu: defied a ban on outdoor demonstra­ white police officers in the south­ lOOl IV.vion l\">t RJ (4^ WiM Middle Tpke 71 Tow n St Trumbull Wethersfield 4 tax break on your 1984 income and If you haven't opened an IRA, or made Branford (corner ot Sma\\a\ Post i entei) tiu’xi to be,i:le\ Re.il tions by marching to police head­ ern city of Port Elizabeth of fatally lin the Paikade) (diagonal from Ridgefield 17 Church Hill Rd 600 Silas Deane Highway tax-deferred interest on the money 1081 West M.iin St Rd next to 1 irehoiive) 244 4)00 I vt.ite 1. omp.iiu ( your maximum contribution yet, do so ('4o 14x0 M c IX itia ld ’s) 90 D.mhury Rd (across from Trumhull (across from Corpus quarters in Johannesburg to de­ shooting his mother and niece in Branb.tven Shopping 62^-4426 44 ' 4J08 mand the release of a detained their kitchen. you earn. before you file your '84 tax return. And 88')-8(04 458-2601 Town Hall) Christie C7hurch) t ’enter) ElmwoiHi M a n s fie ld church leader. Police reports said the two An Eagle IRA is one of the safest, if you’re self-employed, consider one 582-5800 244-4620 488-7214 Danbury I l('l New PiM.iin A\e I lamdcn 474 Middle Tpke Norwich Rockville Tutu, the Anglican bishop of victims were killed while erecting highest-yielding investments you can H2 Mam St (!UMt inti'tsui. tion »'t \\'lmne\ ,\\i- of the Eagle’s Keogh plans. t.u toss horn ,*\ Ni P) 447 W'est Mam St 42 Hast Main St Wallingford Willimantic Johannesburg and a critic of South street barricades in the Mother- Bristol 7‘>7-2t\V North Cn.ikei N Ni u (next to IVib'v Sutplus) make. And every working person can So if you’re looking for a tax take-off, 42') 64(4 (West^ate Shopping: (across from St. Bc*rnards 100 Center St 779 Mam St Africa’s apartheid system of racial well black township outside Port *> 1 North St Pniam ,\\e) 77 ( 46'V C ‘enter) Church) (Wallingford C2enter) (center ot Willimantic) segregation, held a service Wed­ Elizabeth. take advantage of one, even if you stop by any office of First Federal (.K ross Irom North Side Danielson 244-4041 Meriden 88')-8 402 244-4472 265-0901 424-6491 nesday for the Rev. Geoff Mose- But Fulani said the family heard already have an existing retirement Savings of East Hartford and take .Svjuiire) 177 Mam St Hartford Mei ulen Si|uare lane, rector of Sharpeville, who shooting and cups breaking and S8i-92M (next to A »Si. P) Enfield 401 New ih ii.un -\\i- plan. Single people can contribute up advantage of an Eagle IRA today. 2(7 7428 Old Greenwich Southport Warehouse Pbinl Wilton has been detained without trial 774’‘*667 10') 1:1m 8t tM'iifh ol liinitv t olleeiO when they rushed to the kitchen, 206 Sound IV.icli .Ave 411 Old Post Rd Bridge St (Gatew.iy Shopping since September, ^41 hr.unmt»ton Sqiure (.Ktoss it,.iu i nheld M.ilP 244 4(40 they found Nogameni Fulani, 53, Middletown (center ol Old Cireemvich (exit 19off Rte 95) (across from Gei.sslcr's CA’nter) (near Stop Sliop) Darien 00^ I Afterward. Tutu led church dead and her granddaughter, 2('7 Mam St .icross trom Fire House) 582-4887 Supermarket) CRT Plaza 222-4258 leaders and worshipers on a Ntombexolo, 9, slumped against S8P92H 4(u^ IMimmeton -\\e (40 v)HS 446-8421 625-9941 (across Iri'in D.irien Fairfield liornei ol 1 .uminuton mile-long march from the St. the door with a shotgun wound to Stamford Windsor LcKks Byram Sports Shop) 2114 Pl.k Iv Rot k i pke .\\e iV 8,niili Milford Mary's Cathedral to the John her right eye. Old SayhixKik 1961 Summer St Waterford 101 Flla Grasso Tpke South VC'ater St 6SS-770S (at r<*ss It,.in .Anem ICst) W hiine\ St( Vorster Square police Outside, they saw two white 4 (1 New 1 la\en Ave 72 4 14osion Post Rd ((.aimer ot 4tlt fSi Summer 157 Boston Post Rd (Rte next m Wendy's) The Eagle among banks. (82 48o1 244 4l4n 75 headquarters. policemen holding shotguns, he Inexr t.' Wone's Rest) (next to Motor X'ehicle St) 445-241.1 624-9941 In his "public act of witness said. East Danbury (82 4,s 7(i I V p t ) 446-05a^ CenterbitH)k Route 6 CJlenhrook I iehron demonstrating my abhorrence of 488-4441 WesipO|^t Winsled Mam St (across from SupeV Stop (7 hull h St Wall St New Canaan detention without trial," Tutu 1057 High Ridge RJ 244 Post Road East 44 Elm St 767-0171 fSi Shop) fcorner ol (. 'hurt h N (Wall 8t oil Rte ('6 b\ ')4 I'lm St defied a 1976 ban on outdoor (next to Grand CJentral (CoKmial CVeen (across froni C7emer Fire 7^)7-2121 I lope) Mobil t Ms Station' \.K ross from New i anaan political meetings and EMERGENCY Shopping Center) Shopping Center) House) F iis l Federal Savings (40-OD) 228 0471 I'lashouse) demonstrations. Fire — Police — Medical 546-0516 222-5200 579-2715 Blacks applauded the purple- (46-04 ((' robed bishop with c'lenched-fist DIAL 911 East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor M unds invested in stock. KmJs, mutual funds and CBT t^ollecme Invexiinent Fund are not FDK.' inMircd and .ire subjci t 10 m .irkei risks. salutes and a few whites shouted In Manchester Member FDIC. abuse as he passed. MANCHESTER HERALD, Tluirsday, April 4. 1985 li MANCHKSTKH IIKKAU), Tluirsdtiy. ApriU 108') Here’s text of Rivosa’s report on Adams Street incident ...... ^ . .1 i ii... Kt; thi> tu;it Hf>n;ilimenlS. As Chief Griffin was preparing to walk aw ay from the viouslv established by the two deptirtnieiits. Editor s note: Here is the text of Town Eire Chief John Scotts, .started to go up.stairs and Chief Grillin scene, he overheard Deputy Chief Gworek talking to I have attached a coiiy ol the letter 1 am sending tTI Phone #646*4277 C Rivosa's reporf to General Manager Robert B. W eiss instructed them to hold back until personnel already Prices Effective: Thru April 6,1985. Chief Topliff. who had recc. ,ly arrived. He overheard Deputy Chief Grillin regarding this incident. ~ on his investigation of ineidents which occurred during upsttiirs had their Scotts run out of air and then they Deputy Chief Gworek say to Chief Topliff that “ No one a house lire at 377 Adams St. on March 26: could exchange places. There were no objections by John C. Rivosa. Fire Chiet lireligbters from the Eighth Utilities District at this told me anything when 1 arrived on the scene." Deputy Store Hours; Chief Griffin said to Deputy Chief Gworek. in front of I have reviewed all available inlorniation pertaining time. It should be stressed that during the period of time Chief Topliff, ' \ou are a liar." Chief Topliff tried to 317 Highland St. to the fire and subsequent incidents which took place at that both departments were involved in fighting the fire, Monday'Saturday 8 ani'O pm quiet the two individuals down and get them to talk 377 Adams St., on March 26, 198,5. In the course of my that full cooperation existed between the two about the incident. Deputy Chief Griffin indicated at this investigation, I have received written .stafcments from departments. Letter to Griffin point that if they wanted any further information from Firelighters Piacentini, Rivosa, Martin. Ogren, Griffin When Car No. 4 iDeputy duel Gworek) arrived on the Closed Easter Sunday him they would have to wait until he could either talk to Manchester, Conn. In addition, 1 have reviewed the ixilice reports filled out scene. Chief Griffin attempted on at least two occasions Editor's note: Here is the text ol Tow n F ireC hief Johj] Chief Rivosa or until Chief Rivo.sa arrived at the scene. by Sgl. Patrick Reeves and Officers Mazzone and to inform Deputy Chief Gworek that the lire was under Deputy Chief Griffin started to walk away and Deputy C. Rivosa's letter to Deputy Chief W'illiam Scarchuk. as well as review ing I he detailed tran.script of control and that a ladder to ventilate the room by Chief Gworek followed him. regarding incidents at the Mtircli 26 fire at .377 Adams Dispatcher VandeVrede. As a final means of gathering opening a window was necessary. This type of transfer Chief Topliff left the two individuals and proceeded St.: 2 the facts pertaining to this incident. 1 have met with of information lietween officers in charge of the scene is toward the house. Deputy Chief Gworek remained and Chief Topliff of the Eighth Utilities District. standard operating procedure. Deputy Chief Gworek started to follow Griffin around the engine and wanted 1 have fully investigated the facts pertaining to tlw Relying on the best information available to me, the paid no attention to the inlorniation w hich Chief Griffin to talk more about the incident. Deputy Chief Griflin fire and subsequent incidents at 377 Adams St., iijj following constitutes my determination of what wJs trying to transmit and w alked past him There were again reiterated that he would not speak until he had an March 26, 1985. ^ occurred at the scene: Vie received a call fora structure w itnes.ses to both attempts by Chief Grilfin to .so inform opportunity to talk to Chief Rivosa. It was at this point I have found that your actions in regard to respondii^ fire at 377 Adams St., on March 26, 1985. at Deputy Chief Gworek. that Deputy Chief Gworek grabbed Griffin by the to the initial call were proper and in conlormance witjl approximately 6:30 a m Engine No. 1, Ladder No. I. At the time when the Tower pulled into the yard. Chief shoulders and spun him around Deputy Chief Grilfin standard operating procedures Also, your tiltempts to Engine No. 5, Rescue Truck and Car No 2 resiKindcd Griffin for a third time tried to inform Deputy Chief responded by grabbing Deputy Chief Gworek by the inform the officer in charge ol the F^ighth Utilitii^ While en route to the scene. Engine No I reported as Gworek about getting a ladder to ventilate the room collar and told him never to lay a hand on him again. District as to the conditions of the lire at the time ttj! they were cro.ssing the inter.section of Adams Stri'et and Deputy Chief Gworek finally acknowledged that he was Firefighter Rivosa was in the area and separated arrivetl on the scene were projier and in i'onformaiu« West Middle Turnpike, that they tx’lieved that the house in the process of doing just that and that he did not w ant Griffin and Deputy Chief Gworek. with standard operating procedures " was in the Eighth Utilities District. the town of Manchester Fire Department men on the Deputy Chief Griffin began walking down the It is extremely unfortunate that at the point theoflicijr Deputy Chief Griffin, iqxin receipt of this information, sicne any longer. Deputy Chief Gworek used profanity driveway to leave the scene and he was jostled tiy a from the Fhghth Utilities District tirrived at thescen^ instructed personnel to notify the District that the fire to gel his point across to Dcput.i Chiel Grillin. that working relationship between the twodepartmenU It should be noted that in the police report prepared by North End firefighter. It should be noted that the was in their area. Either through monitoring deteriorated to the point where profanity was u.sed. It IS Sgt. Reeves, he indicates that Deputy Chief Gworek driveway was not congested and there was plenty of conversations between fire personnel or by the also unfortunate that an officer from the Eighth Utililie* seemed agitated becau.se the town was still present at room for individuals to maneuver without interfering dispatcher at the police department realizing by District transmitted to his chief, inlorniiilion whiou the .scene. Sgl Reeves, on several occasions, told with each other. After Deputy Chief Griffin was jostled rechecking the hou.se numbers that this house was implies a lack of cooperation on your part. Witnesses aj Deputy Chiel Gworek to concentrate on the Rre. by Firefighter Frederickson, Griffin turned around and located in the Eighth Utilities District, the dispatcher the scene verily yotir ticcouni tluit on sevei iil occasionj All during this time. Firefighters Ogren. Rivosa, and gave the firefighter a shove and said that he was sick of notified the District by 911. Notification to the District you tried to inform the olficer as to the conditions ol tlw was provided prior to our arrival at the scene,. Car No 2 Whittaker were in the building with District fireligh being shoved and was not going to put up with it ters At this time the Town ol Manchester Hrc Firefighter Frederickson responded by using profanity fire. tGriflin) insti-ucted our apparatus and (x-rsonncl to I must strongly object to your behavior in reaction ^ Department firefighters said they had the lire under and stated something along the lines of “ What are you continue to the scene, since we were already committed being jostled and verbally tibused by an Eighth Utilitias control and requested an ax to check lor extensions some kind of a f.... g a— e, or what?" It was after this to the fire. This is normal operating procedure District firefighter. It is certainly not appropriate fiJt When Firelighter Rivosa lelt to get an ax. he heard comment that Deputy Chief Griffin struck Firefighter Once on the scene. Deputy Chief Grit fin. realizing that any individual, to push, shove or swear at each other abusive language downstairs Firefighter Rivosa Frederickson in the face with his left hand and walked the District was on its way. stationed Engine No 5 at the during the course of a fire incident. 1 can iinderstano encountered Deputy Chief Gworek coming up the .stairs away Prior to leaving the scene. Deputy Chief Griffin 4 hydrant next closest to the scene, thus allowing the how your emotions got the iK'st ol you after beiitg and started to tell Deputy Chiel Gworek that they had made sure all town personnel were also leaving. As District to u.sc the hydrant closest to the scene He then ignored and abused during the course ol the events M 4 the fire out The respon.se that he reccivtxf Irom Deputy Deputy Chief Griffin proceeded down the driveway, he ordered our ladder truck to stay back, allow ing room lor the scene, but the striking ol another individual cannd the District to bring their Tower into the scene Chief Gworek was ’Get the hell out ol here w as again jostled by another Eighth District firefighter, It cannot be determined what other profanity was but he continued on and left the scene be excused. The men from Engine No 1 and the .squad riding w ith Looking at the totality of the circumstances, howevt^ Chief Griffin, put their Scotls on and entered the being used at the scene prior to this time. Firefighter It is evident by my investigation that there was full 1 feel that a reprimand ol your actions is appropriate, u building w ith a hose line and searched foroi cupants and Ogren verifies that he heard prolanity being used cooperation between the two departments during the conversations with you. I recognize the fact that ytJIJ began extinguishing the fire The occupants ol the house behind him. but he could not identily individuals. time that the fire was being extinguished. The understand that your action in striking a firefighter of were treated by Town of Manchester Fire Di'tiartmenl F’irefighter Ogren did indicate that he said to someone deterioration of cooperation between the two depart­ the Eighth Utilities District was wrong and that you paramedics for smoke inhalation and burns that he was not going to leave the building until an ments occurred at the time that Deputy Chiel Gworek of regret that occurrence and any embarra.ssment whitj) A short lime after, the District firemen started to officer ol his own department instructed him to do .so the Eighth Utilities District arrived. It is evident to me it may have caused this department. 1 can, however; arrive at the .scene in their own vehicles .A couple ol .At this point. Deputy Chief Griflin told all town that Deputy Chief Gworek felt that the town had find no other fault with your actions during the course m them wanted to go upstairs, but Deputy Chief Grilfin firefighters to leave the scene since the District had improperly responded to an Eighth Utilities District the morning in question. I trust that incidents of thU instructed them to wait until they had equipment and enough apparatus and men available to perform call, whereas the facts clearly indicate that it was an ^ Quantity Rights Reserved. excusable error on the part of the dispatcher and the nature will not be repeated in the future ; stw SiW* I breathing apparatus. There was full cooperation whatever additional operations were necessary Chief police department, and that the town Fire Department between both departments at this lime When District Griffin instructed his men not to say anything that John C. Rivosa, F’ire Chief equipment arrived on the scene, firelighters with might exasperate the situation was merely lollowing standard procedures as pre-

Richard M. Diamond, Publish^ Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Edited A OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Marcos, IRS try Fully $ A Cooked ~ to shut newspaper 12-16 Lb. Avg. WASHING­ P TON — The In­ ternal Revenue Service is P threatening to Jack shut down a m . crusading little Anderson newspaper, the m Philippine News, which Philippine President Fer­ dinand Marcos has tried but failed — which temporarily prevents any m 'm i'-vi: to destroy. IRS seizure of his assets.

This San Francisco-based. CRANSTON MAY HAVE com­ English-language paper, targeted mitted a tactical political error in at the Filipino community in the his appeal to Baker for leniency. Sunkisi United States, has already been He mentioned the newspaper's driven to the brink of ruin by history of opposition to Marcos, Marcos. As we reported in 1975, and the Philippine presidents Marcos pressured major travel determined efforts to shut tlje agencies and airlines to stop paper down. Closing the Philippine advertising in the newspaper. News, Cranston wrote, would The advertising boycott had a “ something the Marcos govern­ devastating effect on the paper's ment could not do alone but could income. It recently filed for accomplish with the aid of the protection under the bankruptcy government of the United States"’ act. Continued publication of tlJe Open Forum paper. Cranston wrote, is “ veiy One of the paper's creditors is the IRS, which is owed $213,500 in much in the best interest of onr back taxes, penalties and interest. nation." often renders them helpless. As a we must therefore become better The government has slapped a lien But Baker may well be deaf to Child sex abuse consequence, the m ajority ol at listening to and believing our Interim manager on the newspaper’s assets, \yhich such a plea. The White House Is abuses are never reported or children even when the accused was good choice makes it almost impossible for pushing for $300 million in militacy growing problem prosecuted abuser is a friend, uncle, steppar­ and economic aid to Marcos in thjs publisher Alex Esclamado to ob­ V©1 Also, the majority ol victims ent, brother or grandparent. year of severe budget restraints. Jt To the Editor: To the Editor: tain new financing. never receive the treatment ;md Sexual abuse of children occurs seems unlikely that Baker will stmttD support necessary to recover emo­ across all socio-economic strata, accede to a request for leniency April has Ix'eii designated na­ I would like to congratulate the RECENTLY THE IRS notified Fresh California tionally from what is a terrifying, in all rtices and ethnic groups, to toward a vocal opponent of a tionally as Child .Abuse Prevention Coventry Town Council on its Esclamado that it would seize one ptiinful and not uncommonly a children of every age. We can no government the Reagan adminis­ Month to focus attention and unanimous appointment of Col. of the paper's most valuable assets repetitive trauma to their emerg­ longer deny that sex occurs tration is supporting. education on this growing prob­ Harold Hodge as interim town — its mailing list — and will then Broccoli ing identity. between adults and children in our |Urt>riK manager. Congratulations as well move on to the remaining physical Yet Esclamado is convinced that Geisha®" lem .Abuse and exploitation of Today, parents need to address own homes, neighborhoods and to Col. Hodge. property. This would close the he could keep his paper going if the Fresh Imported children can take many forms their own fears and tivoidance so communities paper, silence this voice of opposi­ IRS would give him a chance. He including physical and emotional they can assume an active role in The basic inequities in power, Since the selection process for a tion, and delight Marcos. has a circulation of about 60.000 battering. enabling their children to better knowledge, freedom and depend­ new town manager is likely to be a Solid White Tuna 60% Cream nationwide, and with support from Brie Cheese protect themselves. This process lengthy one, I think it would Hoping to prevent this. Sen. Alan More recently, sexual abuse of ence in this situation places the local advertisers unintimidated by behoove the town council to Cranston, D-Calif., intervened children has been recognized as a can begin with preschool-age child at such disadvantage that Marcos, he expects revenue of Arm & Hammer carefully appraise the perfor­ with Treasury Secretary James problem of near epidemic propor­ children, and then be expanded there is no doubt of the adult's about $1 million this year. tions. rather than the isolated and reinforced as they mature. culptibility. Children normally mance of Col. Hodge, perhaps with Baker., In a phone call and a Children need to learn how to the thought of making his tempor­ 16 oz. . incidents we had once believed. turn to adults whom they trust for followup letter, Cranston pleaded ONE ASSET that has no precise In Baking Soda di.scriminate "bad or confusing " viilidation and nurturing which ary appointment permanent. for leniency. On F'eb. 4. in anefforttoincrea.se monetary value is a note Escala- touching, to assertively refu.se fosters their self-esteem. parental awareness and under­ Professional as.sociations and As Cranston pointed out, Escla­ mado received from Marcos’s Water .sexual overtures or other threats Since the sexually abused child standing, the Manchester Junior other credentials aside, the council mado had tried to arrange a most prominent opposition leader Noodle-Roni’s eo. to their privacy and integrity, and has been violated physically and Women's Club sponsored a panel of would do well to consider a compromise with the IRS — two years ago. Just days before 6.5 oz. •Parmesano«Herb & Butter»Fetuccini finally to feel confident that we emotionally by an adult, be or sbe professionals from the fields of capable, local citizen who is something that delinquent taxpay­ Benigno Aquino flew back to want them to .seek help if they are feels betrayed, angry and dis­ social service, education, law, and familiar with our community and ers do all the time. The publisher Manila and was assassinated on Duncan Hines approached inappropriately. graced. In effect, "Is this all I am psychiatry to speak on their its myriad problems, lives, and offered $16,000 cash to settle the the steps of his plane at the airport, From Our Full Serve Deli The media have powerfully worth? " These hidden feelings left experiences working with victims, pays taxes here, and is willing to actual tax bill — or payment of he wrote: All Varieties presented the risks that children unresolved, continue to distort the . 16.5 oz. Can families and perpetrators of child work for the benefit of the town of $63,500 in taxes owed over a "Y ou r newspaper has not orjy Frostings may encounter at day care cen­ child's self-image, psycho-social Our Own d sexual abuse. Parents who at­ Coventry. two-year period. been the beacon but the vital link ters, schools, camps and every development, adjustment and tended, then participated in work­ I believe Col. Flodgeisjustsucha Esclamado told our associate between those actively engagedin Duncan Hines - Double Fudge public place where adults may relationships. shops exploring feelings and atti­ person and I wish him well in the Lucette Lagnado that his newspap­ the struggle and the mass of oiir Baked ^ bribe, coerce or force them into If we profess that children are tudes as well as developing skills to coming months. er's physical a.ssets totaled just people. (It is) the oasis in the ai!id sexual activity. We must also our most valuable social resource 23 oz. teach their children personal $10,600 — $7,800 for the mailing list desert of government-controlled Brownie Mixes acknowledge that the taboo about and that each has his or her own safety. Michael F. Cleary and $2,800 for a few desks, chairs media.” not talking of incest, does not mean importance as an individual, we and other office equipment. It Duncan Hines le-ie oz. Why are such public education 1560 North River Road that many children are not victim­ cannot afford to ignore the human would be foolish, he argued, to programs necessary? Until very ized in their own homes. Coventry costs of sexual abuse. We cannot seize this instead of accepting his recently, victims of sexual assault b We want our children to be more afford to remain silent. offer of $16,000 in cash or the whole Cookie Mixes ;“ SB and abuse have for the most part confident and more likely to trust sum over a two-year period. remained silent. The trauma, their own inner feelings when they Kerry A. Williamson, MSN The IRS rejected Esclamado's shame, humiliation and guilt expe­ are uncomfortable or frightened Member, Manchester compromise offer, and last week rienced by the victimized child by an adult's behavior. As parents. Junior Women's Club the publisher filed for bankruptcy MANCHKSTEH HF.HALD, Thur.sdnv. Aiiril 4. 1985 - 9 B - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 4. msr> Obituaries Bolton site eyed for microwave tower to a telephone exchange. Hale also Bv Sarah Passell Board of Appeals improperly towers from New Jersey to Boston. granted 1T4T permission to build a Hall said the tower was to link said a 130-foot tower would never Herald Reporter ils. Natalie (Dyer) Pascucci Nancy Ellen Smith 130-foot tower on a hill on .North another one in Wolcott with one have fit aesthetically into SPORTS surroundings, one requirentient for BOLTON — International Tele­ School Road. planned in Stafford. The town of Nulale (Dyer) Pascucci, 63, of Nancy Ellen Smith. 50, of 10 a zoning variance. Bates said town phone & Telegraph Corp. has Stafford has already given its 102 Winihrop Roacf. wife of the late Strong St., died early today at her As in Coventry, the company zoning regulations limit the height targeted Bolton for its next at­ approval for a tower, he said. NHL roundup Henderson put Benjamin A. Pascucci, dieci today home. would need the approval of Bolton In sustaining the Coventry Citi­ of a telephone exchange in an RU40 at her home. She was born in She was born in Manchester Jan. tempt to find a site for a zoning officials before it could microwave communications tower zens Against the Tower's appeal of zone to 30 feet. Providence, R.I., and had lived in 19, 1935, and had been a lifelong build. a 1982 ZBA decision to permit the CAT produced testimony that Manchester most of her life. town resident. that Coventry residents, fearing it on disabled list But no application has been filed. tower. Judge Hale criticized the She worked as a waitress at the She was vice president for the could cause cancer, successfully high-level microwave radiation is Rookie goalie And a source close to I T i T said Francis M. Jackson Associates, a fought to keep out of their town. ZBA for relying solely on the a proven carcinogen and that the. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) — The New West Side Kitchen and retired in that Coventry's opposition, along Hartford insurance agency, where One source close to the company advice of town Zoning Agent effect of long-term exposure to York Yankees Wednesday night placed their $8.6 1984. with growing opposition to micro- she worked for 25 years. She was a and another close to Citizens Ernest Wheeler, CAT attorney low-level microwave radiation million eenterfielder Rickey Henderson on the 15-day She is survived by two daugh­ wave towers across the country, ters, Barbara Wood of Avon and member of the South United Against the Tower, the group that Lawrence W. Bates Jr. said such as that emitted by one of pacing Hawks disabled list retroactive to March 30 and John could force the company to give up Methodist Church and of the opposed the tower in Coventry, Wednesday. IT T ’s towers is unknown. Montcfusco, their No. 4 starter, on the21-day disabled Patricia DiGregorio of Manches­ the fight altogether. ter: two sisters. Avis Rosier of Hartford Secretarial Insurance said Wednesday that IT&T has an Wheeler had assured the ZBA Bv Jim Luttrell list retroactive to April 1. IT iT 's attorney in the Cov entry CAT President Daniel P. Manley Torrington and Phyllis Cun­ Club agreement with a Bolton Ian that the tower was.the equivalent United Press International Henderson had been sidelined for three weeks with court battle, William E. Hall, said said the three-year court battle ningham of Torrington; three She is survived by four aunts, downer to build the tower there il it of a telephone exchange, which is a severely sprained left ankle and will be eligible to Mrs. Harry C. Smith and Mrs. can't build in Coventry. he still has not heard whether the permitted where the tower was to cost the group about $6,000. From the play of a rookie just may come a division return April 14. the final day of the Yankees grandchildren: and several nieces "The sad part is that if the zoning Hamilton Mullen, both of Man­ Neither would reveal the site company plans to appeal the be built on slightly more than an title for the Chicago Black Hawks. five-game road trip that opens their 1985 season. and nephews. agent had done his homework in chester. Mrs. Jared Hinckley of IT&T wants to use in Bolton. Tolland County Superior Court acre on North School Road. The Warren Skorodenski will take a back seat to regular The funeral will be Saturday at the first place, and the ZBA hadn't Willimantic and Mrs Wilfred The fight to build in Coventry decision or resubmit its proposal to land is zoned RD40 for residential goalie Murray Banncrman once the Stanley Cup 11 a m. from the John F. Tierney overstepped its authority, this Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. Smith of Somers. Mass.; and eight ended last week with a ruling by the ZBA in Coventry. use. playoffs start, but in the meantime he is drawing Gammons on baseball The Coventry tower was to have never would have happened," Burial will be in the St James cousins. Tolland County Superior Court Bates said Hale ruled that a Chicago closer to catching the first-place St. Louis been the final link in a chain ol Manley said. — See page 11 Cemetery. Calling hours are Fri­ The funeral will be Saturday at •ludgc Rnticrl Hale that the Zoning microo -ive tower is not equivalent Blues in the Norris Division. day from 7 to 9 p.m 10 a m al the Holmes Funeral Skorodenski recorded his second shutout of the year Home, 400 Main St Burial will be in Memorial donations may be Wednesday night, turning back 34 shots in a 5-0 victory The Henderson move was expected since the the East Cemetery. Calling hours made to the American Cancer over the New Jersey Devils. Yankees' most celebrated off-season aquisition had are Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Zoners get applications -Five different Black Hawks scored goals in the Society, 237 E. Center St. Porter sewer project been limping around camp in a brace and was Memorial donations may be victory, which moved the Hawks within two points of prohibited by team officials from taking any batting made to Visiting Nurse and Home Two applications for subdivision inland wetlands application for the idle St. Louis. The Blues, who beat the Devils 8-4 James F. Noonan practice or doing any running. Care luc.. 150 N. Main St.. approval, one for a zone change property and asked for sidewalk Tuesday, have three games remaining. The Black Montcfusco. however, look the team by surprise. James F. Noonan ol Wethers­ Manchester and one seeking a variance for an deferments on a portion of the new to begin on Monday Hawks have two. The 34-year-old righthander, who missed most of the field, husband of Dorothy (O'Neil) industrial addition, were filed with construction "The only thing we are concerned about right now is 1984 season with injuries, was found to be suffering Noonan, died Wednesday at his John C. Crie Jr. the town planning office this week Davis's application will come The first pha.se of construc­ oul from the state Highway winning our final two games,” said Skorodenski, who from both a sciatic nerve condition-and bursitis in his home. He was the brother of Ceil John C Crie Jr., who died Henry L Botticello of 209 Hill before the Planning and Zoning tion on the $1.6 million Porter Department that it plans to turned aside 17 shots in the first period alone, allowing Buck of Manchester. Wednesday at Middlesex Memor­ stown Road has submitted a Commission as a business item on Trunk Sanitary Sewer project resurface the streel, which is Chicago to escape with a 1-0 lead. left hip. Upon being examined by the Yankees medical staff He also is survived by a son, ial Hospital, was the father of twin subdivision plan lor six lots on 12.5 May 6. A hearing on Botticello's will begin Monday. Public- also state highway. Route 6. The " I don't know if I was thinking about a shutout after Wedenesday night. Monlefusco was ordered to report James F, Noonan Jr of Glaston­ daughters. Heather Crie and M i­ acres on Woodside Street, south of application has not been Works Director George A. Kan- state work will begin after the that first period. It wasn’t until about 20 seconds left home for 7-10 days of bed rest. He is not expected to 4 bury; a daughter, Patricia Foley chelle Crie. both at home in Bristol his property on Hlllstown Road scheduled. dra said today in a news release. sewer work is completed, and the crowd was cheering that 1 realized it." of Wethersfield, four brothers In addition. Michael B. Lynch is McKee said. The scheduling resume pitching at least until the third week of April. 4 He was the son of the late John C The property is zoned Rural The first phase of the work Skorodenski, who has played in 26 games compared The Yankees also learned that Ron Guidry will be William J. Noonan of Hartford, Crie Sr and Ruth (Cooley) Crie. Residence seeking a zone change from will be on East Center Street means the road will not have to to 59 for Bannerman, posted his first shutout at ' unable to make his opening day assignment because George Noonan of West Hartford. The.se facts were omitted froni an The application shows plans for Industrial to Business 111 for between Holl and Walker be torn up and resurfaced twice. Hartford Nov. 17. of a stiff neck. Guidry had been told to rest and will not Robert Noonan of Rocky Hill and obituary which appeared in Wed­ five single homes on five lots nearly live acres at the corner of streets. Glenn Construction "He really deserved the shutout," said Chicago The next phase of the sewer make his first start of the season until April 13 in John P. Noonan of Wethersfield; nesday's Manchester Herald fronting on Woodside Street and an Spencer and Olcott streets. Corp. of Manchester is the coach Bob Pulford. "He really has come on and project, which will begin in Cleveland. Yankees manager Yogi Berra named two other sisters. Mary Troville of access road to a nine-acre lot The The property is between Holiday contractor for the project. played well. He kept us in it after the first period when June, will be on Main Street 46-year-old Phil Niekro to lake Guidry's place as the South Hero. Vt.. and Margaret plans show no buildings on the Lanes on Spencer Street and the The first phase of the con­ we played really sluggishly.” UPl photo III Mcmoriani from the Hop Brook trunk sewer opening day starter in Cleveland April 8. Altano of Wethersfield; and nine larger lot Manchester Grange Hall on Olcott struction is expected to take Troy Murray's goal at 13; 59 of the first period gave south of Charter Oak Street to Larry Bird, back in the Celtics' lineup Bird poured in 35 points in 119-103 The Yankees will open the season with four players grandchildren. In sad and loving memory of In addition. Jack Davis has Street and diagonally across the abuot two months to complete, the Hawks the lead after they were outshot, 17-8. Bissell Street, Kandra said. after a two-game absence, drives Celtic win, snapping a two-game losing — Henderson. Monlefusco, shortstop Andre Robert­ The funeral will be Saturday at Charles J Minicucci, who passed submitted plans tor the last four intersection from Lynch's Toyota Kandf^said. " I thought we came out very strong,” said Devils son (knee) and pitcher Marty Bystrom (elbow) on the 8: 15 a m. from the Farley-Sullivan away April 4th. 1960 phases of the Lydall Woods con car dealership Norman McKee, an engineer­ Other sections of the sewer to coach Doug Carpenter, whose club was eliminated around Pacers'Tony Brown (8) in action streak. disabled list. F’uneral Home. 96 Webster St . Sunshine passes, shadows fall - dominium complex off Lydall Attorney Vincent L Diana, who ing aide for the engineering, be replaced within the next year from the playoffs Tuesday night. "When you get 17 Wednesday night at Boston Garden. Hartford, followed by a blessing at Love's remembrance outlasts all. Street. The plans call for phases represents Lynch, said Lynch has water and sewer departments, will be from Bissell across shots, that proves it. 9 a m in Sacred Heart Church. And though the years may be five through eight — or 75 lots on no specific plans for development said today that the decision to Spruce Street and along Holl "But we let the momentum get away from us. From Wethersfield. Burial will be in many. 39 7 acres — on which 75 condomi­ of the property Lynch could not be start the work on East Center Street connecting with the first the face off at the start of the second period they took it NBA roundup Village Cemetery. Calling hours They are filled w ith remembrance niums would be built The first four reached for comment this Street was made after he found phase. away from us." are Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 of you. phases — for 132 lots and 132 morning. Doug Wilson and Al Secord tallied goals in the Baseball playoffs p.m. A mass of Christian burial condominiums — have already A public hearing on the applica­ second period while Ed Olezyk and Darryl Sutter Sadly missed by. will be celebrated April 13 at 9 a m been approved Many of the units tion will be conducted by the added goals in the third. Wife. Children and in Sacred Heart Church. have been built and sold. Planning and Zoning Commission 85 E. CENTER ST. " I thought the first period was the worst we played now seven games Wethersfield. Great Grandchildren Bird, Celts bounce back Davis has also submitted an on May 6 649-5268 all year," said Olt-zyk. "The walk to the locker room seemed very long. If il wasn't for Skoro’s play, we points. for the fourth straight time and PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPl) — Baseball's league could have been down 4-0 or 5-0.” Bv Ian Love championship scries will be expanded from five to United Press International Bird, who was hampered by a drew three games ahead of Atlanta Pulford said he isn't as concerned with nosing out pain in his right (shooting) elbow for the final Eastern Conference seven games this fall, but the Players' Association has MHS fights truancy St. Louis as keeping the momentum his team has yet to give ils permission to make the move FIX SIX FORUM Larry Bird and the Boston which prevented him from fully- playoff berth. The 76ers fell back WEEKEND SPECIAL picked up since he took over for Orval Tessier, who extending his arm when shooting, into a lie with Milwaukee for permanent. CASH & CARRY Celtics came back with a vengance A Continued from page 1 "The problem used to be that SPEAK OUT FOR SAFETY ON OUR HIGHWAY was fired Feb. 4. was 16-of-28 from the floor and second in the conference. The owners and the union Wednesday responded to Wednesday night. "W e're going to need a break to finish first. If we a deadline imposed by network television by agreeing parents would find out too late to The Celtics were riding what was added 11 rebounds and 6 assists in don't, the important thing is that we continue to try to Bulls 100, Bullets 91 to the seven-game formal for one year and left have much of an impact. " Ludes Monday, April 8 — 7:30 P.M. for them an epidemic of consecu­ 39 minutes. A finish first,” Pulford said. At Landover, Md.. rookie Mi­ unresolved the question of how to distribute $9 million among teachers and administra­ said. "Now we have a number of tive losses — two. Bird missed During Bird's absence. Boston Elsewhere, Calgary topped Vancouver 5-3, Detroit chael Jordan scored 25 points and in additional revenue that the two extra games will tors. The cards are returned and parents who excuse their child­ First Congregational Church of Andover those two games with a lender lost to Detroit and Milwaukee, the Daffodils edged Pittsburgh 3-2, and Minnesota shot down sparked a third-quarter onslaught bring in. used again the next day. ren's truancy " elbow-. lirst time all season the Celtics had Route 6, Andover Toronto 9-7. that helped Chicago clinch a A small group of school em­ He returned to the starling lo.st consecutive games The American and National leagues had been He contended that the parents playoff berth with its victory over ployees spends several hours in the lineup last night and scored 35 playing a best-of-five League Championship Series are part of the anti-establishment Bird's performance made Irvine Washington. Washington was evening distributing the informa­ Flames 5, Canucks 3 points, including 11 straight in a since 1969 when each split into East and West counterculture "who never grew long for a player of his caliber paced by 22 points from Jeff tion and making phone calls to At Calgary, Alberta, Rookie Carey Wilson scored 13-0 Celtics run in the first quarter divisions. out of It. " "A major problem for us Is that Malone and 16 from Darren Daye. inform parents that their children "Most parents want you to stay- two goals and added an assist to lead Calgary's to lead Boston to a 119-103 victory- "If the LCS is played, it will be a best P we have no one guy we can go to were absent that day. on top of them," Ludes said. "Most comeback victory over Vancouver. The Flames over the Indiana Pacers. four-oul-of-seven for 1985 only,” said Don Fehr, acting P when we need the points. Chicago Nets 113, Knicks 100 Although this latest effort is of the parents are cooperative. " moved within one point of the idle Winnipeg Jets in the "A fter four days of not playing. I executive director of the Players Association. designed to curb class skipping fell like I'd been in a cage," Bird has Michael Jordan, Boston has At East Rutherford, N.J.. Albert Fehr noted an overall labor contract had not been But when told about their child­ battle for second place in the Smylhe Division. and lateness, Ludes said he is still said. "And 1 was glad to get a lot of Bird and New York has (Bernard) King scored 23 points. Buck reached, and "the players have not given up their ren's truancy, some parents say Red Wings 3, Penguins 2 concerned about the overall issue time because then 1 can get my King, but no great player has Williams added 22 and Michael right to strike. " of tniancy. they are aware of the absence. At Pittsburgh, Gerard Gallant's backhand goal with emerged from our roster," said Ray Richardson handed out a (shooting) rhythm back pretty The two sides agreed that if the seven-game series Truancy, Ludes said, remains a They either give their approval or 6:50 remaining in the third period lifted Detroit over Irvine. season-high 17 assists to spark quick." are played and the distribution of the funds was not problem in the high school — but to seek a change in administrators, Pittsburgh and assured the Red Wings of a third-place New- Jersey. Stan Albeck picked up The loss dropped Indiana to resolved by Sept. 16, the entire $9 million will be a lesser extent than it has been in Ludes said. finish in the Norris Division. The Penguins could not his 300lh pro coaching victory. 20-57. worst in the NBA. and was ils Spurs 122, Lakers 108 placed in an escrow- account. years past. But the cause of "Get off my kid's back " is a convert any of nine power-play opportunities. New Jersey won its eighth conces- 18th defeat in the last 19 games. The division of the escrowed revenues would be truancy has changed, he said. stock response, he said. Entering the game, the Penguins had the worst At San Anloino. Tex.. Mike ulive game from the Knicks, who Boston, with the league's best resolved as part of the labor discussions which have power-play conversion rate in the league, and Mitchell led San Antonio with 36 have lost six straight. record at 60-16, defeated Indiana been underway since November to reach a new basic- Wednesday's performance only added to the points and 14 rebounds to offset a for the 18th time in their last 22 season-high 32 points by James Clippers 124, Kings 122 contract. embarrassment. meetings and fifth lime in six Worthy for Los Angeles. The Tlie contract talks — which resume April 15 in New "The turning point was killing the penalties, games this season. At Los Angeles, Derek Smith Lakers played without Karecm York — have been stalled on many issues, including obviously," said Detroit coach Nick Polano. "Plus, we "Tonight they came on the court scored 25 of his career-high 41 Abdul-Jabbar, who is out with the the question of how much the owners should pay into had guys who don't get menlionecl too much get the job with fire in their eyes,” said points in the second half to lift Los flu the players' pension fund. The players want one-third An offer done," Indiana CoaefuGeorge Irvine. Angeles. The Clippers have won five of their last eight. Kansas City. of the owners' network television contracts, a $1.2 "I've been reading for a week Cavaliers 113, 76ers 110 North Stars 9, Maple Leafs 7 that Larry Bird can't move his 30-46. is tied with Seattle and trails billion six-year package. The ow ners agreed with the networks it would move At Bloomington, Minn., Dino Ciccarelli scored a elbow — then he goes out and At Philadelphia, World B. Free Phoenix by three games with six to a seven-game series when they negotiated the new to make you goal and assisted on three others in a five-goal second scores 35 points. Not bad. " scored 25 points and Phil Hubbard games remaining in the race for contract and urged the players to accept the new period to power Minnesota past Toronto. The North After the first quarter, the added 23 to lead Cleveland. The the final playoff berth in the format to help ease the industry's financial problems. Va Q iES Stars posted their season-high goal output. Pacers drew no closer than 8 Cavaliers defeated Philadelphia Western Conference. smile... Bernie's TV & Appliance Briggs' Ice Cream Brunswick Parkade Lanes Pitching staff to be strong suit A free family portrait SHOP OUR MEMBER Card Gallery Casual Lady for new accounts. STORES FOR TOP VALUES. Command Performance Deposit $500 or more in a new N.O.W. 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Sprint Photo returning buckfield on this year's yet. slick-fielding Sean McCarthy al discussing title plaques. Supercuts Indian football team, hopes will "Some of their goals are too far second base and Mike Custer at "Our first goal is to win enough games to make the tournament." Swiss Colony Cheese Shop revolve around the most pivotal ahead at this point." said Race, third. First base, vacated by the position on the field. who warns that the fielders and the co-captain Jim Fogarty’s switch to Schedule: April 8 Glastonbury A. Thom McAn The established trio of righty hitters still have to hold up their the outfield, is still up for grabs. 10 Enfield H, 12 Hartford Public A, Weathervane Ken Krajewski, lefty Pete Franko- part of the bargin. Senior Dave Mazzotta, junior Rob 15 South Windsor A, 17 East Manchester a Oa vitch, both seniors, and junior " I think we're going to be in Lovett and sophomore Mike Char­ Catholic A, 19 Ferm i H, 22 southpaw Chris Helin gives Man­ contention all the way through," ter are the candidates. Rockville H 1 p.m., 24 Hall A, 26 Herald pOolo by Pinto Parkade WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE chester as good a mound unit as noted Race. "But even with our Fogarty, the lone returning .300 Windham H, 29 East Hartford A. any in the 24-team, three-division pitching, we have to make tre­ hitter, lakes over in center as the May 1 Newington H, 3 Enfield A, Junior lefthander Chris Helin, who twirled a no-hitter a - BRDAD STREET - Central Connecticut Conference. mendous improvement in our only full-time fly shagger. Right- 6 Hartford Public H, 8 Glastonbury year ago, will be one of the pitchers Coach Don Race will "It’s a luxury for me, because defense and offense.” field duty will be split between H, 10 South Windsor H, 13 Ferm i A, rely upon this spring for the Manchester High baseball MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION SAFE FREE PARKING most years I'm lucky to have just Manchester was 14-8 a year ago, Krajewski and Helin, depending on 15 Rockville A, 17 Windham 1, 20 team. Manchester appears to be well armed for the 1985 one," noted coach Don Race of his eventually bowing out in the Class who's hurling. Leftfield could East Hartford H, 22 East Catholic twirling threesome. LL quarterfinals to rival Rock­ feature one of three: Mazzotta, if H. Games not noted 3:30 p.m. season that opens Monday. MANCtIKSTKH np:HAl.l). Thursday. April 4. 1985 — 11 in MANCHESTER HKRAl.D. Thursdiiy April 4. 1985 Phillies top third of batting order is most exciting SCOREBOARD Ojeda's first two innings ERA in 34 starts was 1.55. none at third. "Piltaro is the best player I've had in WINTER HAVEN, FUt. — ll .seems as if every lime camp in 15 years," Andersi. i claimed after watching and his strikeout ratio and slugging mimbers Don Sutton Yeor-By-YMr ^ you read about the I’hillies, it eoncerns A1 (Boy the kid this spring. dramatically worsened after the first two innings. North Stars 9. Maple Leafs 7 win, lo.se & l)itl-:\V 1966 Los Angeles | | Gorge) Holland's weight or some preposterous Mike It is a courageous move, but Ojeda claims Baseball 1967 Los Angeles '] Jj Schmidt trade. "warming up is mainly psychological and it s never 1968 Los Angeles ] ' THE ORIGINAL THEORY MADE SOME SENSE: Hockey Toronto 1 3 cNW.Wi SNIIll? Not that Holland's stomach, he reportedly has Baseball The world champions moving a 2I-year-old switch- been a problem for me. " McNamara thinks Oil Can Minnesota 2 5 3—9 1969 Los Angeles gained 10 pounds to 242, and his alarming loss of O I L - ^ 1970 Los Angeles 15 hitting rookie (Nelson Simmons) in as the regular DH Boyd, Roger Clemens. Bruce Hurst and Al Nipper, First period—1, Minnesoto. CIccarelll velocity isn't significant. Or the rumors that the 15 (Payne, Giles). 4:57. 2, Minne­ 0 o »? . ' M i o Exhibition baseball standings 1971 Los Angeles 12 and a 23-year-old switch-hitting rookie in as the with Bruce Kison and either Mike Brown or rookie NHL standings sota, Bellows 26 (Wilson, Poyne), 7:17. m 1972 Los Angeles ]» ’ Phillies are shopping Holland for another reliever Peter Gammons Mike Trujillo, will still be a strong rotation, especially 3, Toronto, Anderson 29 (Solmlng, m. 1973 Los Angeles 1J second baseman. Anderson feels this is the kind of AMERICAN LEAGUE 1974 Los Angeles 1» (Kent Tekulve was one story) aren't true, because he with Ojeda. Bob Stanley and Mark Clear together. Derlogo), 10:TO. Penalties—Yaremchuk, W L step that will prevent an already young team from Wales Conference Tor, 12:37; Acton, Min, 14:16. 1975 Los Angeles 16 has been going overnight like the Brewers and Orioles, along McNamara did it with Rollie Fingers in Oakland in Patrick Division Toronto 17 7 1976 Los Angeles 21 10 But if Holland isn't traded and that Schmidt/Dodger Chicogo IB 10 with his eventual contention that pitchers Richard 1970 and Tom Hume in Cincinnati in 1979. and he feels W L T PH GF GA Second period—4, Toronto, Anderson 1977 Los Angeles 14 ■ rumor started because A1 Campanis said he might v-PhModeiDh 51 20 7 109 339 240 30 (Salming, (3erlogo), pp. 4:09. 5, Detroit 16 n 1978 Los Angeles 15 j j that if he's going to win here, he has to do this. 13 9 Monteleone and Randy O'Neal may end up helping x-Washingtn 44 24 9 97 308 231 Minnesota, Payne 29 (Bellows, Ac­ California 1979 Los Angeles 12 15 make a "miracle trade " on a radio show, not them by season's end. It would make their bench even x-NY tslandrs 40 33 5 85 340 304 ton), pp, 6:54. 6, Minnesoto, Wilson 4 Baltimore 13 12 1980 Los Angeles 13 5 explaining that the miracle would he if he could pull it BUT SCHMIDT IS IN OLYMPIAN CONDITION. Milwaukee 14 14 belter. x-NY Ronors 25 43 10 60 289 338 (Maruk, CIccarelll), 8:35. 7, Minnesoto, 198) Houston 11 ’ off, then while the Phillies try to find another reliever his arm has come back and he figures to return to his Pittsburgh 24 49 5 53 269 371 Maruk 18(Clccorelli).9:22.8,Mlnnesota, New York 12 13 1982 Hou-MII 12 Anderson didn't want to switch back, but Whitaker IT SHOLLD COME AS NO SURPRISE that Don CUT WklNfi Cleveland 12 13 1983 Milwaukee 8 13 their most signilicani slory is H ying to improve their prior defensive status. As for Samuel, Felske believes New Jersey 22 47 258 335 Holmgren 3 (Berglund. Sherven), 9:34.9, Johnson? and his wife were against the move. Oh well. The Mattingly's first two swings of the spring produced a Adams Division Toronto, Derlogo 28 (Anderson), JU5TAINT Kansas Citv 12 13 1984 Milwaukee 14 ]2 detense. he has made significant .strides. "One of the problems S e ttle 11 13 TolDll 280 218 tinkering isn't going to stop. Now the important thing home run and a double. However, the Yanks are x-Montreal 39 27 11 89 293 253 11:33 10. Toronto, Derlogo 29 (Salm* \. tlHUiriSP he had making the double play was that he got across x-Ouebec 40 28 9 89 317 265 Ing, Anderson), 14:06. 11. Minnesota, Oakland 11 13 is getting Lance Parrish's shoulder, which is enough somewhat concerned that Rickey Henderson won t be x-6uffalo 37 26 14 86 278 225 Broten 19 (Grohom, CIccarelli), PP. ID BE Minnesota 12 15 the bag loo quickly and was running into left field," 9 12 Most Recent No-HItters of a problem to keep him out of the remaining ready for their April 8 opener in Boston ... The A sseni x-Boston 34 34 9 77 289 279 17:28. Penalties—Plett, Min. 3:45; Texas (By clubs) says Felske. "Tony Taylor has worked with him to Hartford 28 40 263 313 Laxdal, Tor. 6:37; Payne, Mln, 7:22; Boston 11 16 IN TERMS OF RAW SPEED AND DARING, there exhibition games, healthy. Jose Rijo home to the Dominican for a week to rest his NATIONAL LEAGUE American League slow him down, and he's shown the improvement we Campbell Conference Plett, Mln, maior-gomemlsconduct Bditimore — Jim Palmer, Aug. 13,196V probably isn't any more exciting lop third of an order tired arm. Jay Howell is the only one from the Norris Division (fighting). 7:22; Richter, Mln. molor- W L expected. He's improved in a lot of areas, ft's 15 10 vs. Oakland. ^ .. c ix than Jeff Stone, Juan Samuel and 'Von Hayes. Slone, Henderson deal opening the season in Oakland, but W L T PH. GF GA gome misconduct (fighting), 7:22; Atlanta Boston — Dove Moreheod, Sept. I6, absolutely insane when you hear people talk about RED SOX MANAGER JOHN McNAMARA makes x-St Louis 35 30 12 82 285 275 McGill. Tor. major (fighting), 7:22; Philadelphia 13 9 who batted .3(12 and stole 27 bases in .SI games, and the Bobby Ojeda a reliever. McNamara watched the Red look at it this way: they weren't going to wiri with him, 80 304 296 Los Angeles 13 10 moving him to the outfield, because if you can gel that x-Chicogo 37 35 6 Brubaker, Tor, maior-game miscon­ '^a n io rn *o — M?ke Witt, Sept. 30,1984 vs. asloundingly talented Samuel are two of the fastest Sox for five weeks and came to two conclusions; 1) he bul they may three years from now if all their pitching x-Detroit 27 40 11 65 306 349 duct (fighting). 7:22; Nylund, Tor, New York 12 10 players in the game "There's no limit to w hat Samuel kind of offense out of the middle of the infield, you x-Minnesota 25 42 12 62 265 317 7:22. lofrate. Tor, 12:17; Hartsburg. Cincinnati 13 11 has depth of starling pitching, since he has the only pans out ... Yankee batting coach Lou Piniclla, who 15 13 ^^Wcao^'*wn*iie Sox — ^ronclsco can do, " says Manager John Felske, who as a coach have to do everything you can to keep it." Toronto 20 50 8 48 250 348 Min, 13:07, Laxdol. Tor, 15:54; Chicogo Barrios and John Odom, July 28,1976 vs. staff with five starters who were .500 or better last noticed the first day of camp that the pop had returned Smythe Division Holmgren, Min, 19:22. Son Francisco 13 12 last season watched Wondrous Juan steal 72 bases and Celtics 119, Pacers 103 11 13 Ooklond. „ , , , year, and 2) he has to have a quality lefthanded to the bat and shoulder of Andre Robertson before his V-Edmonton 49 19 10 106 391 287 San Diego Cleveland — Len Barker, Mov 15,1981 run up 70 extra base hits Hayes is what the Phillies In the whafs-going-on-here department: Sparky x-Winnipeg 42 27 9 93 348 323 Third period—12, Minnesota. Sherven 11 Houston 12 16 reliever to compete in The Big Five. Ojeda has the latest injury, likens Henry Cotlo to "a young Amos 354 293 MontreoilO 14 .417 vs. Toronto (perfect). promised when they traded live players for him, and Anderson seals Lou Whitaker's move to third base in x-Colgory 41 27 10 92 (Berglund, Plett), 6:26. 13, Toronto, Basketball INDIANA (103) Detroit — Jock Morris, April 7,1984 vs. stutf (clocked al 92 mph by the Dodgers Thursday), Otis " ... A Whitey Herzogism; "You should always try x*Los Angeles 33 32 13 79 331 319 Ihnacok 22 (Salming, Benning),pp, 12:39. St. Louis 7 12 .368 adds to the important point tlial these three guys cement, then unseals it 277 393 Brown 66 2-2 12. Kellogg 618 63 19, Pittsburgh 5 16 .238 his arm seems to bounce back and by his own to deal for a lefthander the Red Sox have developed If Vancouver 25 45 8 58 14, Toronto, Daoust 17.(Gavin), 17:17.15, Stipanovich 614 3-4 13, Thomas 1-4 2-2 4, ^*Kamas City - - J Im Colborn, MOV 14,1977 aren't just rabbits, they're all players, an important Days after the switch of Whitaker to third ("he was v-clinctied division title Minnesota, Hartsburg 7 (Bellows), pp, ipllt-squod gomes included admission his biggest problem has been his they prove they can pitch in that park, they can pitch Fleming 7-16 6-6 20, Stonsbury 611 61 10, Wednesday's Results vs. Texas „ distinction. Schmidt at first was skeptical of the blur the best young third baseman I ever saw," claims x-clinched ployoff berth 18:14. 16. Toronto, Derlogo 30 (Thomas), Durrant 4-9 2-2 10. Edelin 0^ 60 0. Minnesota — Dean Chonce, Aug. 25, inconsistencies "which stem from lapses of concen­ anywhere. " Herzog this week told Tom Lasorda, Wednesday's ResulH pp. 18.58. Penolties— Broten. Min. NBA standings Kansas Citv 4. Cincinnati 1 running around in fronl of him, but ;ill they are going While Sox coach Jim Leyland, who had Lou at Woiters65606,Kelser 67639. Totals41-90 Houston 12. New York (NL) 2 1967 vs. Cleveland tration that the pressure of the bullpen should take "you've got Pedro Guerrero out of position at third. Detroit 3, Pittsburgh 2 7:47; Daoust, Tor, double minor, 21-23 103. New York — Dove Rlghettl, July 4, to do is give him the added opportunity to knock in Lakeland) and insertion of Chris Pitlaro at second, Chicogo 5, New Jersey 0 7:47; Holmgren, Min, 11:57; Lax­ Eastern Conference Philadelphia 3. St. Louis 2 care of." Mike Marshall out of position in right and Al Oliver in Minnesota 9. Toronto 7 BOSTON (119) Atlanta 8. Texas 4 1983 vs. Boston runs. P'elske knows that against eert;iin teams, like Anderson switched them around. So now Piltaro. dol. Tor, 16:25; Grohom, Mln, molor Atlantic Division McHale 7-18 12-12 26. Bird 1628 64 35. Oakland — Mike Warren, Sept. 29,1983 Ojeda is 24-19 the last two years as a starter, one of left. Why don't you just pul Oliver at third and mess up Calgary 5. Vancouver 3 (fighting), 16:^; lofrate, Tor, 18:04. Montreol 7, Baltimore 5 the Pirates, he cannot have Samuel or Hayes running, who's never played third regularly, is the Detroit Thursday's Games Parish 610 65 15, Johnson 69 4-7 10, Minnesota 3. Los Angeles 2 vs. Chicogo. _ . „ five lefties in the league to win 12 games in both 1983 only one position?" ... x-Boston Wlllioms 67 6414, Alnge2-86812. K ite2-4 Toronto 2, Pittsburgh 1 Texas— Bert Blvleven, Sept. 22,1977 vs. because the Chuck Tanners will Walk Schmidt any third baseman. Oh yes. Remember h()w two weeks Buffolo at Boston, 7:35 p m. Shots on gool—Toronto 13-13-11 — x-Phifadelphio 604, Buckner 1-41-13, Clark610^0. Totals and 1984. He gets lefties out; he struck out one of every Woshingtonat Hartford, 7;35p.m 37. Minnesota 10-12-2—24. Detroit 7, Boston 6 California. time there are open bases, ago Nelson Simmons was definitely going to be their x-New Jersey 42-8934-41119. (None — Toronto, Seattle, Milwou- 3.7 lefties he faced in '84 (Dave Righclti fanned one of RICK SUTCLIFFE ALWAYS SAID that when he Quebec of Montreal, 7:35 p.m. x-Washington Indiana 16 38 23 26—103 Chicogo (NL) 8, Cleveland 4 "The most important thing for us is our defense, " DH? Now Anderson is considering using minor league N.Y Islanders at Philadelphia 7:35 Power-ploy conversions—Toronto Ooklond 11, San Francisco 2 hoc ) every 3.6). lefties slugged .318 against him (the fifth got the big money, he would do something useful with New York Boston 34 28 35 22—119 Notional League says Felske Imlecd, Samuel made as many errors free agent Ron Johnson, whom he's already sent to p.m. . 7-3. Minnesota6-3. Central Division Three-point goals—Williams. Fouled Milwaukee7, Seot1le4 lowest figure of any AL starter) and if you took the it. So he's bought a farm outside of Chicago for a camp N Y Rangers at St Louis, 8:35 p.m California 4, Son Diego 3 Atlanta — Phil Niekro, Aug. 5, 1973 vs. last season, 33, as Ryne Sandberg, l.arry Bowa and Nashville, as the righlhanded DH Hey. never let a y-Miiwoukee out—Kellogg. Total touls— Indiana 34, Chicogo (AL) 11, New York (AL) 3 Son Diego , . . most dangerous lefthanders in the league, the guys lor underprivileged city kids, with Andre Thornton, Friday's Games Goalies—Toronto, Sf. Croix. Minne­ x-Detroit Boston 22. Rebounds—Indiana 42 (Stipo- Ron Cey combined. Ivan deJesus, who may lose his 111-game winner get dull. Colgory at Edmonton, night soto, Meloche, Beaupre. A—13,257. Thursdov’s Gomes Chicago Cubs — Milt Poppas, Sept. 2, you'd want a lefthander to face with the game on the Randy Owen of Alabama, Mark Harmon and Dallas Los Angeles at Vancouver, night x-Chicago novich 9), Boston 48 (Parish 13). (All Times EST) 1972 vs. Son Diego job to Steve Jell/., made 29 And while everyone rails Pittaro, whose father is the Rider College coach and Cleveland Assists— Indiana 27 (Thomas 7), Boston line, they hit a combined .204 with two homers, nine Green on the board of directors .. Reggie Jackson Referee—Ron Fournier Detroit vS. Toronto at Dunedin, Fla., Cincinnati — Tom Seover, June 16,1978 about Samuel's shortcomings (noting that they turned had Jeff Kunkel two years ago, hit .284 with 11 homers. Atlanta 26 (Bird, Williams6).A—14.890. 11:00 o.m. vs. St. Louis _ . homers and 24 strikeouts in 98 at-bats against him. now figures to play in 130-135 games in rightfield for AHL standings Indiana Houston — Nolan Rvon, Sept. 26,1981 vs. the fewest double plays in baseball). his 33 errors 45 extra base hits and 70 walks al Birmingham the Angels. He has played right in 10 games and gone Western Conference Montreal vs. Los Angeles ot Vero Remember how the Yankees trotted out Righetti's Beach, Fla., 12:30 p.m. Los Angeles. came in 849 chances, while Schmidt was handed a gold (double-A) last year. He has 2>A years minor league Midwest Division Clippers 124. Kings 122 Los Angeles— JerryReuss, June27,1990 first two inning slats as justification for his move? 14-for-33, while he's O-for-5 as a DH and pinch hitter. W L Pet. GB Milwaukee vs. Cleveland at Tucson, glove while making 28 errors in 440 chances. experience out of the Cnii’crsity ot North Carolina, Northern Division Ariz., 1:00 p.m vs. Son Francisco. w L T P tS . GF GA Transactions x-Denver 48 27 .640 — Montreal — David Palmer, April 21, 37 32 9 83 288 259 x-Houston 44 31 .587 4 Houston vs. Atlanta at West Palm x-AAaine KANSAS CITY (132) „ Beach, Fla., 1:30 p.m. 1984 vs. St. Louis (5 Innings, perfect). Fredericton 35 35 8 78 272 293 x-Dollos 42 34 . 553 6' : E. Johnson 7-11 3-418, Thorpe8-114-8 20, Phllodelphia — Rick Wise, June 23, 34 36 8 76 283 325 x-Son Antonio 39 38 . 506 10 New York (NL) vs. Pittsburgh at Adirondack Thompson 7-80-014, D rew 6110-012. Theus Brodenton, Fla., 1:30 p.m. 1971 vs. Cincinnati. Novo Scotia 34 35 7 75 277 282 Utah 37 39 487 11*7 16190-020. Woodson 6141-213, Olberding Pittsburgh — John Condelorlo, Aug. 9, 35 37 5 75 307 313 Baseball Kansas City 30 46 .395 18* 7 Phiiodelphlo vs. St. Louis at St. Sherbrooke Atlanta — Optioned pitcher Jeff 6-8 6-8 18, Neolv 62 1-4 1, Meriweother Petersburg, Fla., l:M p .m . 1976 vs. Los Angeles. __ Boston’s Boggs wants 8 70 276 283 Moncton 31 38 Dedmon to Richmond of International Pacific Division 2-3 60 4. Verhoeven 1-2 60 2. Totals 5689 Cincinnati vs. Chicago (AL) at St. Louis — Bob Forsch, Sept. 26,1983vs. Southern Division v-L.A. Lakers 56 20 .737 — 1626122. Montreal. . , x-Blnohmtn 51 20 7 109 377 260 Lcogue; returned outfielder Gene Roof to x-Portland 38 38 . 500 18 Sarasota, Flo., l:X o .m . Richmond. LA CLIPPERS (124) Minnesoto vs. Boston ot Winter Haven. Son Francisco — John Montefusco, x-Baltlmore 44 25 8 96 317 242 Phoenix 33 43 .434 23 Cage 7-10 0-0 14. M. Johnson 7-12 64 17. Sept. 29, 1976 vs. Atlanta. x-Rochester 39 25 12 90 309 282 Cincinnati — Sent pitchers Bob Seattle 30 46 . 395 26 Fla., 1:30 p.m. Buchonan. Ron Robinson and Donaldson 2-3 68 10, Nixon 614 2-4 12. Baltimore vs. Kansas City at Fort (None — New York, Son Diego.) Springfietd 35 38 4 74 309 313 L.A. Clippers M 49 . 364 28*/7 Smith 14-23 1617 41. Bridgemon 2-5 64 8. April No-HItters 41 68 310 339 Andy McGoffIgan and catchers Alan Myers, Fla., 1:30 p.m. New Haven 30 6 Knicely and Brad Gulden to Denver of Golden Stole 20 56 .263 36 Wolton 4-8 2-2 10. Catchlngs 1-3 60 2. (Opponent In porentheses) ‘to be the best there is’ New York (AL) vs. Texas at Pompano. Hershey 25 42 10 60 307 330 x-clinched playoff berth White 63 2-3 8. Edwards 1-3 (M) 2, American League St. Catharins 23 49 6 52 265 376 American Association. y-clinch^ division title Flo., 1:30 o.m. Wilkinson 0-0 60 0, Gordon 61 60 0. Seattle vs. Oakland at Phoenix, ArIz., Addle Joss, Clev (at Chi), April 20, "Boggs is very underrated in the x-clinctied plovotf berth Wednesday's Results Totals 4685 32-42 124. WINTER HAVEN, Fla (UPI) - Wednesday's Results Miami (Florida State Leogue) — 2:00 p.m. 1910 (14)) field," said McNamara. "The first Signed pitcher Eric Rasmussen and Boston 119. Indiana 103 Kansas City 33 28 29 32—122 Chicogo (NL) vs. San Francisco at Ed CIcotte, Chi (at StL), April 14,1917 Adirondack 4, Maine 2 New Jersey 113, New York ITO LA Clippers 40 31 28 25—124 A year ago, there were reporters utllityman Derrel Thomas. Scottsdale, Ariz.. 3:00 p.m. ( 11-0 ) thing that Frank Malzone told me Moncton 10. Springfield6 Clevelond 113. Philodelphla 110 Three-point goals—E. Johnson. George Mogrldge, NY (atBos),April24, everywhere he went and it seemed Binghamton 5, St. Cofharines 4 Minnesota — Sent shortstop Alvaro Chicogo 100, Washington 91 San Diego vs. California at Palm about Boggs was not lo worry Espinozo and pitcher Len Whitehouse to Fouled out—None. Total touls— Springs. Calif., 4:00 p.m. 1917 (2-1) everyone of them posed the same Sherbrooke 5, New Hoven 3 ^ n Antonio 122, L.A. Lakers 108 Konsos City 27, Clippers 21. Charles Robertson, Chi (ot Det), April about his defense." Thursday's Games Toledo of the Internationol League L.A. Clippers 124, KonsasCitv 122 Fridoy's Gdmes question: What is Wade Boggs (AAA). Phllodelphia — Releosed In- Rebounds— Kansos City 34 (Thompson Chicogo (AL) vs. HoustonatKIssImee 30, 1922 ( 24)) „ Boggs works diligently taking Adirondack at Baltimore Thursday's Gomes 8). Clippers 45 (Walton 10). Assists— Wes Ferrell, Clev (StL), April 29, 1931 going to do for an encore? Moncton at Fredericton fielder Kiko Garcia. (All Times EST) Kansas Clfv vs. Montreal ot West Palm extra ground balls. He works as Kansos City 28 (Drew, Theus 8 each), Beoch, Fla. (9-0) The previous season — his Hershey at St. Catherines New York (AL) — Placed outfielder Detroit at Milwoukee, 8:00 p.m. cuppers 24 (Nixon 12). A—7,541 Bob Feller, Clev (at Chi), April 16, hard at perfecting his fielding as he Friday's Games Atlanta ot New York. 9:00 p.m. Boston vs. Cincinnati at Tampa. Flo. second in the big leagues — Boggs ' ■ ' i t m Rickey Henderson on 15-day disobled list Portland vs. Phllodelphia ot Clear­ 1940 (14)) (Opening Dov) does his hitting. Adirondack ot Binghamton Seattle ot Utah, 9:30 p.m. Bob Feller, Clev (at NY), April, 30, won the American League batting Baltimore at New Haven and pitcher John Montefusco on 21-dav Denver at Phoenix, 9;30o.m. water, Fla. "I want to be a complete disabled list. Atlonta vs. Baltim oreatM iam i, Fla. 1946 (14)) title with a .361 batting average. Sherbrooke at Novo Scotia Houston at Golden State. 10:30 p.m. ballplayer. " said Boggs "Theonly Hershey at Rochester Oakland — Placed pitcher Mike Norris New York (NL) vs. Detroit at Tom Phoebus, Bolt (Bos), April 27, The pres.sure was on Boggs, from I on 15^ay disabled list. Fridoy's Games 1968 (64)) way to do that is by working hard. " Molne ot Springfield Washington at Boston, night Golf Lakeland, Fla. both the media and himself to see if Toronto — Optioned pitcher Chicago at Philadelphia, night Cleveland vs. Chicago (NL) at Mesa, Steve Busby, KC (at Det), April 27, Boggs is well-known for his Matt Williams to Syracuse of the Ariz. 1973 (34)) he could match or belter that International League; returned pitcher Cleveland at Detroit, night Jock Morris, Det (Chi), April 7, \984 eccentric culinary habits. He eats L.A. Clippers at Dallas, night Calgarv vs. Seattle at Tempe. Ariz. average. Flames 5. Canucks 3 Tom Filer and catcher Gory Allenson to Son Diego St. at San Diego, night (441) chicken seven days a week and San Antonio at Denver, night Masters winners But Boggs got off to, by his Syracuse Kansas City at L.A. Lokers- night Collfornia ot Los Angeles, night Notional Leogue Bosketball Theodore Breitenstein, CIn (P itt), April claims it is the reason for his \ Vancouver I 2 0—3 Seattle af Portlond, night Toronto vs. Milwaukee at Van­ standards, "a slow start. " capped Long Island (USBL) — Signed John (Par 288) couver, night 22, 1898 014)) batting success. Calgary 1 1 3—5 Williomsonosplaverassistant coach James Hughes, Bolt (Bos), April 22, by an O-for-21 slump that saw his Last summer, Boggs authored a First period— 1, Vancouver, Lemav 21 Washington — Signed guord-forward Listed with times won in porentheses average fall to 290 on July 1. After (Petit, McNob), 8:36. 2. Calgary, Nilsson Nets113.Knicks100 (x-playoff): Pittsburgh vs. St. Louis at St. 1898 (84)) book entitled "Fowl Tips. " which .■7 » ' Don Col I ins for remainder of season. 1984 — Ben Crenshaw 277 Petersburg. Fla. night Leon Ames, NY, (Bkivn) April 15,1909 that dale, Boggs rcturnc'd to form, 36 (P e p iln s k l). 18:38 P enalties— Footboll (0-3); (hit In 10th; lost In 13th) gave different recipes for poultry Hunter, Cal, 0:39; Lupul, Von, 11:13. 1983 — Seve Ballesteros (2) 280 Texas vs. New York (AL) at Ft. working his average back over Green Bov — Released defensive bock 1982 — Craig Stodler x-284 Lauderdole, night Richard "Rube" Mdrouord, NY that he regularly consumes. He Johnnie Gray NEW YORK (10O) (Bkivn), April 15 (24)) 300, including hitting .405 during WADE BOGGS Second period—3, Calgary, Wilson 23 New Orleans — Releosed center John Wilkins 4-9 5-n 13, Orr 7-12 3-7 17, 1981 — Tom Watson (2) 280 has become close friends with Bannister 5-15 7-6 12, Walker 6-13 0-0 12, 1980 — Seve Ballesteros 275 James Corleton, Bkivn (at CIn), April the month of September to finish (H un ter, B urgeois), 3:20. 4. V an­ Hill. Astros 12. Mats 2 » , 1940 (34)) Royals third baseman George couver, Neely 19 (McNab), pp, Hockey Tucker 2.6 0-0 4, Bailey 4-7 04) 8, 1979 — Fuzzy Zoeller x-280 third in the batting race (behind reclaiming the batting title. 11:06. 5,Voncouver.Neelv20(McNab. Sparrov, 2-7 04) 4, Corter M 2.4 4, 1979 — Gory Player (3) 277 Lonnie Worneke, StL (at CIn), April 30, Brett and the two usually meet for New York Rangers — Recalled right 1941 (2-0) Yankees Don Mattinglv and Dave "Wade wants to be the greatest Stevens), 14:27. Penalties—Lemoy. wing Mike Bloisdell from New Haven of Grunfeld 11 12 4-4 26, Cavenall 04) 04) 0. 1977 — Tom Wotson 276 Af St. Petersburg. Fla. chicken dinners when the Red Sox UPl photo Van, 5:04; Hunter, Cal, 9:49; Stevens, ratals 42.85 16.32 100 1976 — Roy Floyd 271 James Tobin, Bos (Bklyn), April 27, Winfield) at .325. hitter in the world," said Red Sox American Hockey League. Houston 213 200 031— 12 17 0 1944 (241) are in Kansas City. Von,12:09. College NEW JERSEY (113) 1975 — Jack Nicklaus (5) 276 New York (NL) 000 000 002— 2 91 "Sure, I'm upset that .somebody hitting coach Walt Hriniak. "He ago at a press dinner in New York. Third period—6, Colgary, Baxter 5 Turner 1 5 04) 2, Williams 7-12 8-9 22, 1974 — (3ary Player 278 Edward Head, Bklyn (Bos), April 23, During the off-season, there New York managers Yogi Berra (left) of Baylor — Hired Kim Anderson and Madden, Mathis (2). Smith (8), 1946 (SO) else won the batting title, " said thinks he should lead the league in (Wilson), 7:42. 7, Calgary, Risebrough 7 Wendell Hudson os assistont basket­ Dawkins 4-9 1-2 9, Ransev 4-7 4-6 12, 1973 — Tommy Aaron 283 Calhoun (9) and Ashbv; Fernondez, were reports that Boggs was on the the Yanks and Davey Johnson of the Johnson wasn't laughing Thursday, (Kromm, Loob), 9:42.8, Calgary, Wilson Richardson 6-161-1 17, A. King 11-21 1-123, 1972 — Jack Nicklaus 286 Warren Spohn, M il (SF), April 28,1961 Boggs. "I want lo be the best there hitting every year. " ball cooches. McDowell (5), Orosco (9) and Carter, ( 1-0 ) trading block. He has heard the 24 (Patterson, Cavallini), 14:27. Florida — Named Joe Walker head Gminski 5-9 4-6 14, Brewer 6-8 2-2 14, 1971 — Charles Coodv 79 Reynolds (7). W —Mathis; L — Boggs look the Red Sox to Mets had plenty to laugh about a year upset at his front office. McKenno 0-1 04) 0, Cook 0-0 04) 0. Totals 1970 — Billy Cosper x-279 Ken Johnson, Hou (CIn), April 23,1964, is." rumors and refuses lo let them Penalties—None. track coach to succeed John Randolph. Fernondez. HRs—Houston. To I man, lost (0-1) After three seasons, Boggs owns arbitration last winter and won. He Gonzaga University— Named athletic 46-88 21-27 113 1969 — <3eorge Archer 281 Ashbv. bother him. Shots on goal—Vancouver 6-15-11 — New York 24 24 26 26 100 1968 — Bob Goalbv 277 Bill Stoneman, Mon (at Phil), April 17, a ,344 lifetime average, second on will receive $1 million for 1985. director Dan Fitzgerold heod basketboll 1969 (7-0) "Every ballplayer hears about 32. Colgory 11-15-12—38. coach, replocing Joy Hillock. New Jersey 24 25 35 29—113 1967 — Gov Brewer 280 the Red Sox lo Ted Williams. The Red Sox were offering less Spring training roundup Fouled out — Bonnister. Total 1966 — Jack Nicklaus x-288 Tigers 7. Red Sox 6 Jim Moloney, CIn (Hou), April 30,1969 rumors, but 1 know 1 can't do Louisiana Tech — Nomed Tommy Joe (104» Hitting has become an obsession (a reported $700,000) because they Power-play conversions—Vancouver Eagles heod basketball coach. louls—New York 26, New Jersey 26. 1965 — Jack Nicklaus 271 anything about them. " he said. "So 2-1,Calgary 3-0. Rebounds—New York 45 (Wilkins 13), 19W — Arnold Polmer (4) 276 Burt Hooton, Chi (Phil), April 16, 1972 felt that Boggs doesn't have Murray State — Named Mike Dill At Lokoland. Fla. (4-0) with him. I don't worry about it. I want to Gooiies—Vancouver, Brodeur. Cal­ associate basketball coach. New Jersey 44 (Williams 15). Assists— 1963 — Jack Nicklaus 286 enough power and that he isn't a gary, Edwards. A—16,683. New York 25 (Wolker 6), New Jersey 31 1962 — Arnold Palmer x-290 Boston 000 112 026— 6 8 0 Bob Forsch, StL (Phil), April 16, 1978 "I've always worked on perfect­ Som Houston State — Stan McGorvev Detroit 000 020 50x— 7 10 1 (SO) finish my career in Boston. " resigned as offensive coordinator to toke (R ichardson 17). T e chnicol— K nicks 1961 — Gary Player 290 ing my mechanics, " he said. "By gold glove caliber third baseman. Mets’ Davey Johnson upset Boyd. Clear (7), Oledo (7), Stonlev (8) Ken Forsch, Hou (A tl), April 7, 1979 While Boggs was nursing his Referee—Don Koharski similar posltlonwlth Montreal of CFL. coach Brown. A—11,937. 1960 — Arnold Polmer 282 doing that. I can make adjust­ "Wade has gotten a lot better at 1959 — Art Wall 284 ond Gedman. Sullivan (7); Morris. Lopez (64)) back spasms, rookie Steve Lyons University of Florida — Named Joe U ). Hernandez (8) and Parrish, Castillo David Palmer, Mon (at StL), April 21, ments during tlic season if 1 find third base because he's worked al Walker of the University of Mississippi 1958 — Arnold Palmer 84 took over at third and looked Red Wiiigs 3. Penguins 2 1957 — Doug Ford 283 (8). W—M orris; L—Clear. 1984, (2g) (40); (called otter 5 Inn., that a team is pitching or defensing it. " said Red Sox spring training trock coach. Cavaliers 113.76ers 110 perfect game) impressive. University of Washington — Signed 1956 — Jack Burke 289 me a certain way. " coach Johnny Pesky. "He's pro­ 1955 — Cary Middlecoff 279 1984MlscellanoousRecords "I'll never play there as long as at communication fouiup Detroit 1 1 1—3 Andy Russo of Louisiono Tech to a White Sox 11. Yankees 3 Boggs was set back this spring gressed to the point where now he's four-year contract as head basketboll 1954 — Sam Snead (3) x-289 Balk Leoders Wade Boggs is in Boston," said Pitt* 'Toh 110—2 CLEVELAND (113) 1953 — Ben Hogan (2) 274 Dwight G oo den , NY-N, and when he missed over a week's better than an average third ^ oeriod—1. Detroit, Duguay 37 coach. Hinson 612 0^ 12. Hubbord 67 11*13 23, Steve Carlton, Phil, 7; Ricky Horton, Lyons. seven strong innings and scattered . Park), 10:27. 2, Pittsburgh. West0*10-00. Bagiev 4-86612, Free9-2066 1952 — Sam Sneod 286 Af Forf LaiHterdale, Fla. worth ot exhibition games with baseman " By United Press International Gardenhirc's problem. 1951 — Ben Hogan 280 StL, 6; Frank Williams, SF, and Poscuol Boggs is Boston's leadoff hitter. "Jose would still be here if 1 three hits to lift the Blue Jays. Lennuux 42 (Young, Weir), 18:33. 25, Shelton 610 2*4 10. E. Jones 3-6 1*2 7. CtiiCdOO (AL) 130 310 100— 1113) Perez, Afl,5. back spasms. His back is fine now, First-year Red Sox Manager Penalties—Duguoy, Det, 4:19; Le- Davis 4-7 4-4 12, Poquette 4*6 60 8, K. 1950 — Jimmy Demaret (3) 283 Now YoiK (AL) 100 001 010— 3 10 2 He's a big reason the three batters knew this (injury situation) in Chris Clambliss" sacrifice fly mleux. Pit. 8:26. Williams 61 2*2 2. Turpin 62 2-2 2. Totals 1949 — Sam Sneod 282 ond he's ready to pursue his go;il of John McNamara agreed. New York Mets manager Davey 1948 — Cloude Harmon 279 Bannister, Jones (6), Aoosto (8). James Wild Pitch Leodw t who followed him in the order — advance. " Johnson said. provided the winning run for the Tennis 4680 32-39 113. (9) and Fisk; Fisher, Murray (.), BordI Johnson's computer won't spit out Second period—3, Detroit, Monno 10 1947 — Jimmy Demaret 281 Dove LaPoint, StL, 15; Jock Morris, Dwight Evans, Jim Rice and Tony To add to Johnson's headaches Braves who rallied for six runs in PHILADELPHIA (110) 1946 — Herman Keiser 282 (6), Armstrong (8), Rlghettl (9) and Det, 14; Jolme Coconower, M il, and words of wisdom if he does not get (Larson). 4:12. 4, Pittsburgh, Shedden 35 Ervlng 618 2-2 14, Barkley 3-9 2-5 8. Wvneoor, Espino (8). W—Bannister. Tlpov Martinez, Boll, 13; Joe Niekro, Armas — all knocked in over 100 Sid Fernandez, fighting to retain the eighth inning. (Lemleux, Bullard), 10:58. Penalties— Malone614 1614 26, Richardson 4-61-29, 1943-45 — no tournament L—Fisher. HR—Chicago, Walker Arkansas mum on coach enough information lo input. John­ Gore, Det, 8:54; Young, Pit, double- $3lS,000Grond Prix Tournament Cheeks 69 64 14, Threatl 7-15 2-2 16. B. 1942 — Byron Nelson (2) x-280 Hous; Steve Rogers, Mon; Charlie runs last season. son. a second second-year man­ his job as No. 4 starter, gave up, Barbaro Garbey's fluke two-nin minor, 9:55; Barrett, Det, 9:55; Ladou- At Chicago, April 3 Jones6121-211,G. Johnson 1-71-13, Hoyes 1941 — Craig Wood 280 Hough, Texas; Dove Stewart, Texas; coaches 1 would like to hire. " Boggs isn't blessed with power — sacrifice fly highlighted a five-run 1940 — Jimmy Demaret 280 Pitchino Records Fronk Tonono, Texas, 12. FAYETTEVH.I.E, Ark. (1 I’ l) ager who uses a computer to help eight runs on 10 hits in four innings ceur, Det, 11:49; Gore, Det, Men's Singles 620-O0.S. Williams 2-23-4 7. Wood 1-1602. 300 (Same Winners said Wednesday. "Ob­ he hit only six home runs last year. and the Mets lost to the Houston seventh inning that led the Tigers double-m inor, 16:50; Lameoureux. First Round 1939 _ Roiph Guldohl 279 Ployed In Every Gdme — Athletic director Frank Broyles Broyles him play percentages, was upset Totals40-9536.36110. 1938 — Henry PIcord 2W Cv Young, 1890-1911 (22 vrs) S1I Dwight Evons, Boston; Gory (Soettl, He is content to go with the pitch to victory. Pit, 19:59; Smith. Det, 19:59; Ckire, Det, Jimmy Connors (2), Sonsibel Hor- Cleveland 32 38 22 21^113 Walter Johnson, 1907-1927 ( 21) .16 and memhers of Ihc Arkansas viously I c;m't hire all of them. 1 Wednesday over what he called a Astros 12-2 in an exhibition game. auadruple-mlnor-game misconduct bor. Fla., def. Jay Lapidus, Princeton, 1937 — Byron Nelson 283 Minnesoto; Col Ripken, Baltimore; Dole and spray the ball around the park. Philadelphia 28 27 30 25—110 1936 — Horton Smith (2) 283 Grover Alexander, 1911.30 ( 20) 373 Murphy, Atlanta; Eddie Murray, Balti­ b;iskcll)all team know who arc Hie breakdown in communication with Phil Garner and Tim Tolman Steve Balboni and Dane lorg (fhird-man-ln), 19:59. N J., 62. 63, John McEnroe (1), New Three-point goals—Free. Fouled out- Christy Molhewson, 1900-16 (17) 373 feel I know them and thev arc "When Wade's career is over." delivered RBI singles in a 4-run York, def. Peter Doohan, North Little 19^ — Gene Sorazan x-282 more. lop three candidates for llie vacant the front office. each had three hits and drove in Hubbard Totol fouls—Cleveland 32, 1934 _ Horton Smith 284 James "P ud" (kilvin, 1879 92 (14) 365 One-Hit Complete Games inlcrcslcd. None of them may not says Hriniak, "you will see a Third period—5, Detroit, Gallant 6 Rock. A rk.,60,61. Philadelphia 27, Rebounds—Clevelond 50 Warren Spohn, 1942.65 (21) 363 Raznrhack co;iching job, hut arc Johnson was annoyed that four runs to lead the Astros. Kansas City eighth inning to lead (Foster, Smith), 13:10. Penolties (Hinson 11), Phllodelphlo 40 (Malone 13). American Leogue Charles Nichols, 189006 (15) 360 LoMarr Hovt, Chicago, vs. New York not sharing Ihc sccnM. be tlic one, hut 1 will talk to them batting average that might not be surgery on third baseman Ray In his last 11 1-3 innings. the Royals. —Montha. Pit, 5:28; Bullard. Pit. Second Round Assists—Cleveland 22 (Bagiev 8), Phila- Timothy Keefe, 1880.93 (14) 346 duplicated in 25 years." 10:06; Larson. Det, 16:18. Tim Mayotte (7), Springfield, Mass., delphla 27 (Cheeks 9). Bert Blvleven, Cleveland, vs. Texas "At this time there arc Ihrcc first." Knight's right elbow was approved Fernandez has allowed 15 runs on Vance L«iw drove in three runs John Clorkson, 1882-94 (14) 328 Mike Boddicker, Baltimore, vs. To­ def. John Sadrl, CharloHe. N.C., 7-6 (9-7), Technicals—Clevelon(f?oach Karl. A— Football Eddie Plank, 1901-17 07) 325 without the manager knowing the 20 hits. If he fails in his last outing and starter Steve Rogers and three Shots on goal—Detroit 10-12-11— 7-5; Scott Dovis (8), Bolmoor, Flo., def. ronto 10,806. x-MIckey Welsh, 1880-92 (13) 316 Notional Loogue recuperation time required. of the spring on Sunday. Fernan­ relievers held the Orioles to six hits 33. Pittsburgh 10-13-7—30. Robert Green, Boston, 63. 64; Brod Gaylord Perry, 196203 (22) 3)4 Gilbert, Piedmont, Calif., def. Rick Honeycutt, Los Angeles, vs. San "First they told me it was going dez could be sent back to the to help the Expos. Bulls100.Bullets91 Charles Rodbourne, 1880-91 (12) 308 Diego (6 Inngs.) Power play conversions—Detroit 3-0. Mike Bauer, Lofayette, Calif., 6-4, 61; U S FL standings Steve Carlton, 196S04 (20) 300 lo be two or three weeks," Johnson minors or replaced by Ed Lynch. Steve Lake had three hits and Pittsburgh 9-0. Andres Gomez (3), Guayaauil, Ecua­ Morlo Soto, Cincinnati, vs. St. Louis Robert Grove, I92M1 07) 300 Dove Droveckv, Son Diego, vs. Los Holmes to meet Michael Spinks said, "Now it's three to six weeks. Elsewhere, Toronto nipped four RBI to lead the Cubs past the Goalies—Detroit, Stefon. Pitts­ dor, def. John Fitzgerald, Cummins. Early Wynn, )93903 (23) 300 burgh, Herron. A—5,013. Australia, :F6, 7-6 (8-6). 64. CHICAGO (100) Eostem Conference Angeles I'm irritated and I think I have a Pittsburgh 2-1, Atlanta downed Indians, who got two run homers Greenwood 3-6 3-4 9, Woolrldge 16165-8 x-Records books differ; totols range Jose DeLeon, Pittsburgh, vs. Cincinnati 25. Corzlne 3-6 68 14. Jordon 12-19 1-3 25. w L T Pet. PF PA from 307 to 3)6. he is working out the linal in lale May or early June al a right to be. There is a breakdown in Texas 8-4, Detroit edged Boston from Mel Hall and Mike Hargrove. Referee—Den I s More I. Men’s Doubles Blrmlnghom 5 1 0 .033 161 no (lost) LAS VEGAS, Nev (UPl) - Matthews 4-10 4-7 12. Green 3-7 3-3 9, 4 Active Strikeout Kings Dwight Gooden, New York, vs. Chicago Undefeated heavyweight cham­ details with promoter Butch sight to be determined. the line ol communications. 7-6, Kansas City defeated Cincin­ Juan Samuel's infield single with First Round Dailey 2-6 60 4. Oldhom 1-2 60 2. Totals Tompa Bov 2 0 .667 169 136 Nolan Ryan, 19«A«« 3874 Mike DePalmer and Sammy Giam- New Jersey 3 3 0 .500 141 156 Sdcrlllco Hlh pion Larry Holmes says a Lewis and Rinside Prduetions Johnson also was upset when he nati 4-1, Montreal dumped Balti­ two out in the ninth inning scored Black HawksS.DavilsO 38-72 24-33 100. Memphis Steve Carlton, 196S84 3872 Craig Reynolds, Hou, 16; Alan Wiggins, Holmes, who has a record of malva def. Larry Stefonki and Robert WASHINGTON (91) 3 3 0 .500 123 I» Tom Seover Yeor-By-Yeor of Palm Beach, Fla. learned utility infielder Ron Gar- more 7-5, the Chicago Cubs Greg Gross from third and gave Van't Hof, 4-6, 64. 63. Baltimore 2 3 1 .417 109 90 5D; Jerry Koosmon, Phil; Bobby contract for a fight with light- 47-0 with 34 knockouts, said he Jones 68 3-3 13. Robinson 613 1-2 7, W L Meochom, NY Yankees 14; Al­ "The deal is set," Holmes denhire will be sidelined a few days drubbed Cleveland 8-4, Philadel­ the Phillies their fifth straight New Jersey 0 0 0—0 Mahorn 2-4 1-2 5, Malone 1621 60 22, Jacksonville 2 4 0 .333 145 177 1967- New York (NL) 16 13 heavyweight champion Michael would like the fight to be held in Orlando 0 6 0 .000 92 175 fredo Griftin, Tor, and Dick Schofield, said, "We'll sit down tomorrow phia eeked by St. Louis 3-2, victory. Chicago 1 2 2—5 Williams 3-8 60 6, Ballard 1-5 OO 2, 1968- New York (NL) 16 12 Calif, 13; Lee Loev, Pitt; Charlie Lea, Spinks fight is set and may be Las Vegas. with back spasms. First period—1, Chicago, T. Murray 26 Wettem Conlertnce Cecil Cooper's third hit of the McMIMen 68 OO 12. Dave 5-8 66 16, Houston )9«9-Now York (NL) 25 7 Mon; Lorry McWilliams, Pit; Jackie signed toilay (Thur.sday) and hopefully will "That scares me to death," Milwaukee topped Seattle 7-5, (Olczyk, Fraser), 13:59. Penalties— Brodley 1-5 2-2 4, Collins 2-2 60 4. 5 } 0 .833 203 132 1970- New York (NL) 18 12 Oakland 4 ] 1 .750 158 130 Gutierrez, Bos, 12; John Shelby, Bolt; In a report published in the sign the contract. " Holmes, who stopped Bey in Johnson said. "I've had back Minnesota defeated Los Angeles game, a two-run ninth-inning ho­ Hiemer, NJ, 6:18; Brown, Chi, 8:36.* Bowling Totals-38-82 161591. 1971- New York (NL) 20 10 Curtis Wllkerson, Texas, 12. Second period—2, Chicago. Wilson Arizona 4 2 0 .666 135 93 Holmes, 35. the International the loth round last month at the problems myself. 1 know what they 3-2, Oakland bombed San Fran­ mer, lifted the Brewers. Denver 1972- New York (NL) 21 12 L.IS Vegas Sun, Holmes, who 22 (unassisted), 4:38. 3, Chicago, Secord Chicogo 27 23 32 18—100 4 2 0 .666 133 126 1973- New York (NL) 19 10 Riviera Hotel on the Las Vegas cisco U-2, California downed San Reliever Ron Davis ran his Portlond 2 4 0 .333 61 125 Fonnod 100 or more Nmot announced his retirement prior Boxing Federation champion, can mean. " 14 (Savard, Larmer), 8:42. Woshington 21 28 17 25— 91 1974- New York (NL) 11 1) Juan Samuel, Phil, 168; Tony Armas, said the bout with Spinks, the "strip," said he would earn $3 Diego 4-3, and the Chicago White hitless string to 6 1-3 by retiring the Penolties—Hoffmever, NJ, 2:32; Se­ Three point goals—Molone. 2. Son Antonio 2 4 0 .333 79 119 1975- New York (NL) 22 9 to his March 15 title bout with Johnson indicated he would not IBB-Totalers Los Angeles 1 5 0 .166 124 147 Bos, )56; Reggie Jackson, Col, 141; Stevo million in the proposed 15-round Sox routed the New York Yankees Dodgers in order in the ninth cord, Chi. 12:09; Brown. Chi. 10:48. Fouled out—None. Totol fouls— 1976- New York (NL) 14 11 Bolbonl, KC, 139; Ron Kittle, ChlSox, David Bey. said from his home undisputed light heavyweight have gone ahead with the Tuesday Chicago 20. Washington 23. Thvrsdoy’s Game 1977- NY (N D C In 21 6 Donna Lindsav 467. Jessie Williams (All Timet EST) 137; Mike Easier, Bos, ond Dole Murphy, at Easton, Pa., Wednesday that title-holder, likely would be held title fighi with Spinks. deal that sent shortstop Jose 11-3. inning to seal the victory for the Third period—4, Chicago, Olczyk 19 (T. 178-500, Kathy Neville 192-187-488, Ber­ Rebounds—Chicogo 36(Greenwood9), 1978- Clnclnnotl 16 14 All, 134; Darryl Strawberry, Mets 131; Murroy, Froser), 1:47. 5. Chicogo Sutter Memphis at Orlando. B p.m. )979»' m;w rpminH vni\ nhoiit thi*rn • Carol Scott 460, Cindy Hurley 471. Illegal defense. A—22,26t. St. Paul at East Catholic. 10 a.m. Totals 2M elo, LA, 12; Jim Beottlo, Soo, 12; Bert variables always exist. Blvleven, Cle, 12. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tlnirsduy. April 4, 1985 - 13

12 - MANCHF.STKR IIK.HAI.D. Ttnirsday. April 4, 19H5 Whalers Sports In Brief FOC^US / Family Morrone conducting soccer camp propose STORKS — I'niviM sity of Conni'cticut mon's soccor (.oooh .loo Morrone will conduot his 14th oonseoulive summer sot cer oonip ut Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass, There will be five new plan separate training sessions for boys 10-8 and one training session Myths of pregnancy for girts, each five days in duration. The resident school will HARTFORD (UPD - Ft'us- begin on July 7 and end on .August 17. Irated by playoffs exclusion des­ For further information, conttict Morrone at 2,5 Hillside Circle, pite a better record than some Storrs, Conn.. 06208 qualifying teams, the Hartford Worry is the most common symptom that the stork plans a visit Whalers have proposed a restruc­ Andres Gomez advances in net play turing ol post season format. Editor's note: Arlene Eisenberg all birth defects — into perspec­ Managing general partner How­ CHICAGO — Andres Gomez of Ecuador says the last five and Heidi Murkoff are co-authors tive. ard Baldwin presented a plan to with Sandee Hathway, R.N., of months of his tennis career have been the best the NHL Board of Governors, Sometimes the risk seems "What to Expect When You're greater than it really is because of In the past five months he played no tennis seeking a three-quarters majority Expecting." This is the first of Now. the 25-yeiir-old player ranked fifth in the world is paying vote approval al league meetings the way it has been reported. A five-part series which will appear highly publicized warning that for his vaeation in June al Montreal Thursdays in the Manchester exposure to a substance doubles Gomez needed three sets Wednesday to defeat John Baldwin's proposal calls for the Herald. Fitzgerald, 3-6, 7-6 (8-6), 6-4. in the second round of the $315,000 top three regular-season teams in the risk of a certain birth defect may only mean an increase from 1 Chicago Grand Prix tournament. Gomez also needed three sets each division to qualify lor Bv Arlene Eisenberg playoffs, along with lour wild card in 10,000 to 2 in 10,000 — hardly Tuesday to beat Juan Farrow, who isn't ranked among the and Heidi Murkoff worth nine months' worry. world's top 300 players and hadn't played in a (ii'and Prix event in teams w ith the most points regard less of divisional standing. The 24-year-old woman and her a year. husband had celebrated their third ACCENTUATING the positive is John MeEnroe and Jimmy Connors, the tournament s top two Herald photos by Pinto The playoKs would revert to the 1979 80 and 1980-81 seasons system, wedding anniversary with his and the best way to keep worry in seeds, had their first matches Wednesday and came away w ith Cathy Templeton, a starter on the junior catching duties for the Manchester High hers bottles of champagne the check, while giving our unborn had easy victories. resulting in the highest linisher varsity a year ago, has taken over the girls softball team this spring. playing the lowest finisher, repeat­ week before, so she was frantic that best chance of being born alive The tournament is sponsored by Volvo when her pregnancy lest came and well. The things that are out of McElnroe. the top seed, whipped Peter Doohan of North I.ittic ing in each succeeding round. "You know something, and back positive. an expectant mother's control (the Rock, Ark.. 6-0. 6-1. Connors, the second seed, easily defeated The pregnancy book she rushed air she breathes, the residue former All-America Jay I.apidus of Princeton, N.J., 6-2, 6-3 obviously I "ve been culling around, it will be a close call, " said out to buy grimly informed her that chemicals in the foods she eats, the MHS softball to offer Baldwin. " I'm not in anyway even a few drinks early in cocktails or aspirin downed before \ predicting we will win. but I tbink pregnancy could damage a devel­ confirmation of pregnancy) arc Prosecutor won’t interfere in scandal oping embryo. the least menacing to her baby. it's got a chance " The positive things she can do for Baldwin believes he can get the Another mother-to-be feared the NEW ORI.EANS — A federal prosecutor has promised not to her baby, all completely within her support of teams that have been worst when she read that aspirin interfere in a local investigation of possible point shaving by control, have far more impact on making the playoffs' first round could cause a miscarriage. Just a 4 Tulane basketball players, but said he may enter the probe later mixture to open season the outcome of her pregnancy. only to (ace the prospect of being week earlier she had taken two for U.S. Attorney John Volz said Wednesday he w ould not take any These include: knocked off year after year by a a pounding headache. When would action thiit cotdd complicate efforts by Orleans Parish Oistrict Bv Len Auster tragedy strike? • Getting good prenatal care, Attorney Harry Connick to seek indictments Sports Editor powerful rival starting as soon as pregnancy is "Some people w ant more benef­ The.se women suffered from the Connick responded by vow ing to turn ov er information to Volz suspected (women who have more its (or coming in first. What most common symptom of preg­ after he has completed the parish investigation, which already There w ill be a mixture when the prenatal visits have babies in greater benefit than to play the nancy: worry. And it's not surpris­ has resulted in the arrests of eight people, including three Tulane Maneheslei High girls softball ing. Today's expectant mothers better health than those who have 16th place team? " Baldwin said. basketball players team launches its 1985 campaign have been warned that threats to fe w ). Wednesday at Enlield High " I ll tell you right now. the • Eating the best possible diet The two prosecutors and their assistants met Wednesday Norris Division will be against it," their unborn lurk everywhere: in "We have a lineup that will be the air they breathe, in the food (following a diet adequate in morning, a day aftei' Connick discussed the case with FBI said Baldw in, although he sees no halt experienced and hall very they eat, in the drugstore, at the calories and nutrients offers ba­ regional agent Edmund Pistey. drawbacks to the plan. "'The inexperienced. " said veteran In­ dentist's office, even at home. bies the best odds of good health) argument you're going to get is dian coach Mary Faignant. who Fish are contaminated with • Not drinking alcohol or caf­ "Why have divisional play all year begins her " lucky " 13thyearatthe PCBs or mercury. X-rays zap feine once pregnancy is confirmed Washington picks Russo as coach to stimulate rivalries and then get helm "We have six seniors and we tender embryos, tap water swims (since no one knows how much is into the playoffs and break off?"' SEATTLE — I'niversity of Washington athletic director Mike also have more sophomores than with mutagens and carcinogens — safe, none is safest). Lude said he has had his eye on I.ouisiana Tech's .Andy Russo for we ve had in a long time on the not to mention the dangers from • Not smoking, particularly af­ several years varsity." aspirin and other medicines, alco­ ter the fourth month (low birth He's going to get a lot closer look at Russo from now on Manchester posted an 11-10 hol, caffeine, nicotine and insecti­ weight, crib death and long-term Culminating a year long search, l.ude Wednesday named Russo mark a year ago. reaching the M C C nine cides. The list of what can induce learning disabilities are more head basketball coach of Washington state Class LI. quarterfinals It birth defects is endless. common in the babies of smoking Russo repUices Marv Harshman, 67, who retired after 40 years was — (or Manchester — an " off " mothers). season (or the Indians inasmuch as IF P R E N A T A L LIF E in our • Using no drugs, except those as a head eotich at I’acific Lutheran. Washington State and in deadiock the previous seven years it won no society is indeed so perilous, why prescribed by a physician who Washington. Harshman leaves college basketball as the all-time less than 15 games each campaign are more babies born alive and knows about the pregnancy and seventh-winningest coach, w ith a lifetime record of 642-448 Cold, raw football weather was and won lour t CIL championships the .setting for a stalemate junior well today than ever before? has current information on drug in that span college baseball game Wednes­ Because the pluses (particularly safety in pregnancy. The Silk Towners. in their more better, more sophisticated medi­ • Avoiding unnecessary X-rays. A day at Cougar Field. Eagles replaces Russo productive campaigns, possessed Manchester Community College cal care and improved nutrition) • Avoiding exposure to toxic an overpowering pitcher There and Tunxis Community College for those pregnant in the '80s far chemicals, such as those in insecti­ RUSTON, La. — Tommy Joe Eagles was named head men's are no Lynn Wrights or Shirley outweigh the minuses cides (brief, inadvertent exposure basketball coach at l.ouisiana Tech Wednesday, replacing Andy battled through seven miserable Adams or Kathy Branns on the innings before calling it quits after Does this mean that molhers-to- should pose no hazard: frequent Russo who resigned to accept the head coaching job at the current roster but Faignant be­ each side had scored two touch­ be can ignore the potential risks to exposure should be avoided). University of Washington. • Avoiding contaminated fish lieves she has a quality hurler in downs apiece. their babies of environmental (check with your local health Eagles, who played at Louisiana Tech from 1967to 1971, was on Shelley Carrier, one of four senior The 12-12 tie will stand unless a factors? Not at all. But they do department, but ocean fish are Russo's coaching staff since Russo ai rived from Panola. Texas. captains Carrier logged a 10-8 decision is needed to decide playoff need to put these perils — which Junior College in 1979. .A Doyline native. Eagles applied for the mark with a 3.85 ERA a year ago account for less than 1 percent of generally safest). P pairings at the end of the season. In Bulldogs' top coaching spot in 1977 when J. D. Barnett got the job " I expect her to be much sharper. such a case, the game will be Last year was a matter of her "The selection of Tommy Joe Eagles to become the new head replayed in its entirety. basketball coach at Louisiana Tech was an easy one because he getting experience, " Faignant The Cougars, now 1-2-1, return to has already proven in every w ay that he deserves the job and is says. " Shelley is not a power action Saturday, hosting Sou­ pitcher but she has experience and capable of leading this program successfully, " Louisiana Tech theastern UConn in a double- gets good placement on the ball " tithletic director Bob Vanatta said. header starting al noon. Carrier s backup is promising A strong wind played havoc with sophomore Erin Prescott Senior The turtles’ plight keeps Luginbuhl sober outfield judgement and factored in Kris Craft, another captain, may Suns’ Larry Nance sidelined eight extra-base hits in the also be called upon to pitch deadlock. PHOENIX — The Phoenix Suns Thursday said forw ard Larry Junior Cathy Templeton, the Many people have reported unusual cures for viewers what the world looks like from the back of a informal manner, without any funds of its own or Manchester cranked out 17 hits, Nance will not play in the season's final six games w ith a groin junior varsity s catcher in "84. serious problems. giant turtle swimming in the ocean or w alking on its designated officers except its founder. But many are including triples by Jeff D'Angona injury and probably will not be available for the playoffs takes over th*' varsity starting job. Chris Luginbuhl of Ellington is sure turtles — giant and Jeff Brennan, and a double by shores. involved in different ways with the institute. Team physicians said tests showed significant hemorrhaging First base will be patrolled by leatherback ones — have helped him gain control of a So often, he said, a person with the right background Peter Palmer. Catcher Rob Hill Last June. Paula Cheatwood of Manchester, one of in a tendon on the left side of Nance's groin senior Cathy Warw ick, a returnee, 15-year-old drinking problem which has landed him in Journeys or skills or influence, such as an architect, a U.S. Dr. Paul Steingard said the scan did not show any permanent and junior Kelli Reyngoudt may Mary Faignant begins her 'lucky' 13th year as added a pair of singles. the leaders of Adventure Challenge, placed one of the Rob Goldman drilled two triples institutions more than once. senator or a world-renowned scientist, is there when damage. He added there was a "faint possibility " Nance might also see action there Manchester High girls softball coach. Faignant's teams Margaret institute's endangered species flags on Mount for 3-3-1 Tunxis, while Ken Rodri­ I spoke with the 37-year-old print salesman last the need arises. be ready for the playoffs if he responds to early treatment. The rest of the infield will have Hayden McKinley in Alaska, the highest mountain in United the last 11 years have won 155 games amj lost 55. She quez contributed a triple and a week. He told me he believes God has given him an However, cotich John MacLeod sad he does not expect the Suns Craft at second base, senior Sometimes, a person with the required equipment, was named coach of the year for softball a year ago. double and Pat Greene smashed a opportunity to straighten out his life, and he wants States. Others in the fields of television, motion leading scorer to return until next season Leanne Spears at shortstop and such as a fishing boat and nets, or recording and home run. others to know the change possible in the life of an pictures, science, sailing, fishing, and flying are either junior Diana Brassed or motion picture cameras to loan, appears at an cooperating in many of the projects under way. alcholic. NBA owners back Kings’ move Prescott at third base. Spears saw to the ball. " FaignanI responded be in there competing strongly for Tunxis 035 00) 3 12-11-2 appropriate time. So much so that he believes it is considerable action a year ago as a The Indian coach notes her team the top spot. It depends on how soon MCC 151 020 3 12-17-) His work to preserve leatherback turtles and other Pete O Connor, Ken Rodriguez (3) more than a coincidence. LUGINBUHL works with others to prevent NEW YORK — A committee of National Basketball utility infielder This year she will has average speed and she hopes to we jell as a playing unit, defen­ and Frank Rodriguez; Josh Corlett, endangered species has led him to England, Florida, leatherbacks, whales, gorillas, bears and birds from Association owners Wednesday recommended that the Kansas be settled in at one position make good use of what quickness is sively particularly. But I can see Brian McAulev (3) and Rob HIM. Central America, as well as Cape Cod. Boston and accompanied fishermen on their rounds "Let go and let God, " is one of his favorite City Kings be allowed to move to Sacramento. Calif. Sophomore Shelley Hoher will see present. us. if we get the bugs worked out, Newport, But. more important, such activities have expressions. So is "Sobriety is an adventure in going the way of the dinosaur. action as a utility infielder "We re pleased. It wasn't unexpected, but we re pleased." said "It's hard to put a guage on it as very competitive " allowed him to cope with the pain caused by his YOU M AY HAVE seen Luginbuhl on Lome living." Easter, a traditional time for renewal, seems an Rick Benner, vice-president of finance for the Kings. "We The outfield has senior Kris now but I (eel our batting will be Schedule: April 10 Binfield A. 12 alcoholism, including the failure of his marriage. Greene's "W ilderness" series On that show, he Noone. another captain, in left- okay. " she adds. Hartford Public H. 15 South C A LD W EU appropriate time to think of Luginbuhl and his success already have an office there (in Sacramento) . " "When you stay sober great things can happen" he warned people not to throw plastic in the ocean HIS STORY with turtles began in 1980. shortly after in turning his life around. The move still requires approval by a majority of the NBA s field. She was second team all- Manchester finds itself in tough Windsor H, 17 Hall A. 19 Fermi A. said. because it was choking the turtles. The turtles thought he stopped drinking. Working as a print salesman, he Through him, in many ways, others have been 23-member Board of Governors. The committee's recommenda­ CCIL a year ago. Junior Dawn company. South Windsor always '22 Rockville A 10:30 am., 24 O il INC . Martin will patrol cenlerfield with He has dined with a countess in her apartment on the plastic was jellyfish, their main food source. took a photograph of a giant turtle to Yale, where the helped. Individually, he stands ready to help others tion will be presented for a vote at an April 16 meeting of the has a good program and Rockville Wethersfield H, 26 Windham A. 29 either senior Carrie Adams or the top floor of the famous Breakers mansion in His adventures continue. reptile's skeleton was displayed. He hoped to sell Yale board, the league said. does as well. Windham should also East Hartford II 99.9 struggling with alcoholism. sophomore Kristin Cool in right be strong while Enfield and Fermi May I Windsor A, 3 Enfield H, 6 per gal.>C. O. D. Newport, visited the home of Paul Newman and His latest is to be involved in a research project to a print job with the photo. Instead, he learned the "Turtles have enabled me to cope with my pain," Where are Manchester "s offer good programs, too " We II Hartford Public A, 8 Conard H, 10 Joanne Woodward, and sailed with top scientists. place cameras on leatherback turtles. leatherbacks were rare species and little was known Luginbuhl said, explaining one of his reasons for strengths? " Pitching-wise, Shel­ be in a very good, competitive South Windsor A 7; 30 p.m. (at Rye He's flown with crews making documentary films of "W e'll be able to see the turtles' world, " he said. about them. continuing his work to save them. "The hand of the ley has experience. And our 649-8841 Inkster eyes Dinah Shore Classic conference, " Faignant spoke ol Street Field). 13 Fermi H, 15 whales and turtles, and traveled with motion pictures No one has ever made such a film before. He hopes it In memory of his father. Luginbuhl has created an Lord has been in this, having the right people in the outfield is strong. They have good the CCC East. Rockville H. 17 Windham H, 20 Minimum requirement, crews recording whales. He's been to Costa Rica to will provide new insights to the way the leatherbacks organization, the David E. Luginbuhl Institute for right place for m e," he said. RANCHO M IR AG E , Calif. — If the greens are kind, Juli arms and have the knack of getting And Manchester'’ "I think we ll EasI Hartford II. Games not noted Pricn Bubjact to Change speak at a seminar with scientists, and he's live. The project will also show television and movie Endangered Species. The institute operates in an Inkster may see green Sunday — $1 million worth. 3: .30 p.m Home games al Fitzge­ "One day at a time — that's how to live," he said. A victory by the defending champion at the Dinah Shore LPG A rald Field. 550-1,000 y l i . 07.0 C.O.D. Classic, which begins today at the Mission Hills Country Club, would give her not only the winner's share of $55,000, but a $1 Florida retains title million bonus offered by a sponsor, Nabisco. BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (UPI) - The SEC's executive committee Inkster began the year with claims she seldom thought about Florida coach Galen Hall said the ruled Wednesday that penalties Women can thank rock the whopping bonus. Now, though, she admits it's about all she Southeastern Conference decided already leveled against Florida (or thinks about. something Wednesday that his recruiting violations are suffi­ "N o m atter how hard I tried not to think about the $1 million, playdrs felt was true all along — cient, and that the Gators can you just can't help it," she said. "It's always on your mind. But 1 that the Gators were the 1984 SEC retain the conference champion­ have to try to keep it tucked away in the back of my mind. If that's football champions. ship. for today’s hairstyles all you're thinking about out on the golf course, then you don't By Helen K. Marshall have a chance." rules to follow, he declares. " I f you Cyndi Lauper took that principle United Press International Inkster is the only one on the tour with the chance to pocket the feel you look good, then you are one step further, says Xenon, with ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Manchester Country Club correct." hair that's cross-hatched on one unprecedented bonus. CHICAGO — Hair fashion today Robert J.SmMi.liK. 305 South Main Street Xenon Franelli, who uses his side. has its heart in rock 'n roll, making INSLRANSMITHS Manchester, CT 06040 first name professionally, was Women also will have their hair INSURANSMITHS SINCE entertainers like Cyndi Lauper. born in England and began styling colored in multiple shades, not in Bean seeks repeat at Greensboro Prince and Tina Turner the real at age 11 inAustralia. Now based in greens and oranges, but in natural 1914 NOW OFFERING ...! innovators of modem hair design, Chicago, Xenon teaches hair de­ tonings. There's one process called says international hairstylist sign at beauty industry events minking that gives hair the varied GREENSBORO, N.C. — The $400,000 Greater Greensboro CORPORATE/BUSINESS MEMBERSHIP Xenon. around the nation and the globe in shadings of some animal furs. It's Open starts today with Andy Bean defending his championship But you don't have to adopt places such as China, England and obviously fake, and beautiful, 649-5241 Lauper's crayon box colors or against some of the PGA's top moneymakers on the rolling Scandanavia. insists Xenon. 65 E. Center Street • Opportunity to belong to one of the finest golf clubs Turner's haystack look to be in greens of Forest Oaks Country Club. Having lived professionally Manchester, Ct. vogue. Obviously fake hairpieces in "1 probably put a lot of undue pressure on m yself, but I know 1 in the area. through the lacquered bubbles, How to do it then? With multiple natural colors are OK too, as long can handle it," said Bean, who would win $72,000 with another geometrical cuts and flower child • Two playing memberships included. textures, multiple coloring, and era, if anything can be tabled as as they're carried off with style. first-place finish. "M y expectations for my play are much higher asymmetric multiple lengths. All "ou t" it's the hippie natural look, than anyone who knows m e." WININGER’S 11 Annual • Use of facilities available for meetings and this is achieved with a cut designed says Xenon. Looking as if you've Regarding length. Xenon says Many golfers see the 47-year-old GGO as their last chance to business luncheons. to let 198S's multi-faceted execu­ been to a salon and had your hair the “ big story" is hair very long in qualify for next week's Masters, while others use the tournament SPORTS CAMP tive, homemaker and athlete “ done" is in, he assures. front with a lot of volume on top ala to sharpen their skills for the prestigious tournament in Augusta, • Convenience to local businesses in Downtown achieve at least five separate looks That's great news for the beauty Tina Turner or Prince, who favors Ga. GIRLS • BOYS • DAY CAMP Manchester. from sporty to businesslike to industry after a years- long dry his hair falling over one eye. "Some pros come here trying to find their games," said Lanny Gymnastics • Soccer • Baseball/Softball UPI nighttime “ drop dead" glamour. spell when women cringed at the The difference in the adapted Wadkins, the 1983 GGO champion. "Someobviously don't have it, Ages 4-16 Age* 6-16 • PGA Pro and staff available for lessons. It's "statement hair," says thought of changing the natural look for the working professional is while others are hoping they can find it in time." Hair fashion today has its heart in rock international hairstylist Xenon Franelli, Xenon, 43. who's taken the hair­ look. Red Cross Swimming Lessons In Our Olympic Indoor Pool • Sponsored Employees/Guests have company hair that is permed on top only to Wadkins is back along with Masters titlist Ben Crenshaw, ‘n’ roll, making entertainers like Cyndi 43. But you don’t have to adopt his styling principles worn by the stars Taking it point by point. Xenon let it cascade over the forehead but 2 Sessions — July 1-12 & July 15-26 Fuzzy Zoeller, Ray Floyd and Craig Stadler, The 144-player field charge privileges. Lauper, Prince and Tina Turner the real crayon box colors or Turner's haystack of rock music and adapted them says today's fasionable woman not obscure one's vision. The result Cell Bill WIninger 688-7712 or M6-3687 for women on a wider scale. also includes North Carolina native sons Scott Hoch, Vance innovators in modern hair design, says will be wearing “asymmetrical is part curly, part straight — Heafner and Chip Beck. Al Loomis Cnsllee SchooL Windsor to be in vogue. There are no more hard and fast hair, but eentlv cu t... not shaved.'' multiple textures. Trinsportstlon Avsilible from E.H . Manch., Vernon. So. Windsor For Application, Please Call 646-0103 MANC'UKSTER IIKRM.D. Thuisdav, April 4, 1985- 15 n MANCHESTER IIKRALl). Thiiisdiiy, April 4. nmr> A bou t Town New books give fishermen a good read are 450 color photographs of game found on this Over the last couple of years. I have reviewed some continent. Some of these photos are truly outstanding. AARP sees Alaska slides new books that have appeared on the market. Of Woodduck, pheasant, partridge, deer, bear, moose IT S EASTER course, most of them have dealt with the sport of elk, wild turkey, waterfowl, rabbits, squirrels, are all VERNON - American Association of Rollti'd fishing, fly tying, etc. pictured in their natural habitat. , ■ , Persons, Vernon Area Chapter 212tt, will me t The Hunting & Fishing Library of Minnetonka, Joe’s The author starts out with a discussion of animal Monday at 1: nop.m. at Rockville Methodist ( hnri h on Minn, has been an excellent resource of fine habitat and population, and goes on to describe' Grove Street Cora Wehh will show her slides ol material. The publishers put out a series of books World nature's way of keeping game populations in balance._ WHEN YOU COME IN ... THEY KNOW VOUl Alaska. which seem to improve with age. There is another chapter describing animal senses, Some of you may recall my reviews on "Cleaning Joe Garman and how different animals have fine-tuned their sight, Check glaucoma and Cooking Fish," "Largemouth Bass." and sound and smell, according to the way they have A n d The The Senior Citizens Health Clinic will hold a "Fishing with Live Bait.” (This last one drew a lot of evolved over the centuries, keeping them one step glaucoma screening Wednesday from 1 to2.30p.m at snide remarks from my fly fishing buddies.) ahead of the predators, including man. Well, this spring, two new books have appeared. MANCHESTER the Salvation Army Citadel, 661 Main St. For an terminal tackle. There is an excellent section on equipment used- appointment, call 647-3174. They are "Panfish" by Bill Ignizio and Dick Bunnies Are The authors cover the different types of panfish to today in hunting. From rifles to shotguns to muzzle^ The Salvation Army will provide a noon luncheon Sternberg, and "The Art of Hunting" by Norman Strung. ($12.95. plus $1.98 postage. Hunting & Fishing be found in the United States. I frankly didn't know loaders to bows, propellants nd technical tips on. for $1 Library. 5900 Green Oak Drive, Dept. H-13. that some of them existed. Never heard of redbreast, scopes, "sighting in," etc. are covered with excellent |• |V STATE BANK warmouth, greens, long-ears, Rio Grande perch, and photos. Minnetonke, Minn.) Here Again! MEMBER F.D.I.C. Club offers scholarship Both books have some great color photographs. As Sacramento perch. But they are there and pictured in All in all. this 160-page book is not a classic that will an amateur photographer. I can verily that a lot of living color. go down in history, but it sure has a lot crammed into Manchester Garden Club is offering a $300 time and energy went into obtaining some of the The book not only has super photos of underwater it. Both books are really good in the photography- scholarship to a qualified person, not necessarily a pictures. lies, where the fish hang out, i.e. rocks, docks, brush department, and will enhance the growing library Manchester resident, who is interested in the study of weeds, trees and brush, but it also shows NASA photos that this organization is putting forth. 1041 Main Street 185 Spencer Street horticulture or a related field Applications should be of lakes, reservoirs and estuaries. SINCE THE FISHING season is not too far away, 1 would love to see what they can do with Atlantic sent to Mrs Donald Kelsey. 60 Bigelow St. There is even a whole section on ice fishing for these At Some of These Downtown Manchester Manchester let's go over "Panfish " first. Salmon and trout. In fact, I might just write to them scrappy little fun fish. It covers- the best baits, Any avid reader of anything to do with fishing can and see what we can induce them to do. If they come techniques, and the best times to fish. Morancey on honor roll come up with all kinds ol written material on bass, forth with anything like the above, they should be 646-4004 649-7570 trout, salmon, and other popular game fish This is the On the how-to stuff, threading live baits, fitting great Participating Lauren Morancey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James first I've come across on panfish. terminal tackle, making pieces of equipment, the Morancey of 462 Hilliard St., has been named to the The authors start by covering the equipment needed step-by-step photos are great. A good and informative ‘Your Local Hometown Bank” honor roll for the second trimester at Watkinson to fish for these scrappy, long-overlooked sources of book for anyone who enjoys fresh water fishing Joe Garman, a Manchester resident for many School, Hartford food and fun. They cover rods, reels, sinkers, baits, Stores You May both artificial and natural, as well as how to use them, THE SECOND BOOK, "The Art of Hunting," covers years, is an authority on the subject of bamboo fly MS group meets Monday right down to putting together the different types of most aspects of Iiunling here in North America. There rods, and the sport of fly fishing. DEPOSIT AT MAIN OFFICE TO WIN AN EASTER BUNNY } The Multiple Sclerosis Society will sponsor a Take A Chance support group for persons with the disease, their Name families, friends and health-care providers Monday Vaccine prevents feline leukemia Births from 9:30 to 11:30 a m. a,t the Church of Christ, 393 To Win A Bunny! Lydall St QUESTION: 1 understand that there is a new shot to Jones, Stacey Marie, daughter of Kevin and Susan City Telephone protect my two cats from getting a new disease that is (Sadloski) Jones of 180 Hickory Drive, Coventry, was 4 fatal. Should 1 get the shots for them’’ How common is born March 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her the disease in cats'’ Simmons speaks at Whiton maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter ANSWER: There is a new vaccine available for Pet Forum Sadloski of 48 Hollister St. The baby has a sister, Amy Adelma Grenier Simmons from Caprilands Herb Elizabeth Jones, 18 months. Farm in Coventry w ill speak Tuesday at 1: 30 p m at cats. It protects cuts from getting leukemia Leukemia is not a new disease; it was diagnosed in Edward Williams. D.V.M. Ear-piercing. Whiton Memorial Library auditorium at a program Church, Christopher Charles, son of Richard Alap sponsored by the Manchester Public Libraries The cats over 25 years ago Although the disease is not new. there is a great deal and Mary Elizabeth (Spencer) Church of 180 Cross It has to be done right. AVestowiiT^tarwacy topic will be: "Planning and Planting the Herb of new knowledge about feline leukemia. I'ntil several St., Coventry, was born March 19 at Manchester And we have the professionals Garden " Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents arO Simmons, an authority on herbs and herbal lore, is years ago. many cases went undiagnosed due to our to do yours. lack of knowledge Also, we didn't have a good and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spencer of Coventry. His the author of several books on herbs and herbal laboratory lest paternal grandparents of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W-. cooking. The session is free and open to the public economical diagnostic test until recently Your veterinarian would need a little information about Church of Vernon. your cat's habits and environment in order to decide QUESTION: I've been told that a healthy dog 445 Hartford Rd. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK how much of a risk there is to your cat contracting the always has a cold, wet nose. My Labrador retriever Montany, Monica Jo, daughter of Eugene Robert Pageant seeks applicants disease. has a dry. warm nose most of the time, but everything and Gail (Pison) Montany of Hebron, was born March Saturday April 6 643-5230 Cats that are in a household with other cats and else is fine and she is very active. What could be wrong 17 at Manchester Memorial Hopsital. Her matemafl Little Miss America National Scholorship Pageant with her? Should I have her examined by our grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pison of You can have your ears pierced by a licensed For your convenience pay your N.E.Utll., SNETCO and CNG blllt here! those which are in contact with cats outside are in a medical nurse. It's done with 24-karat gold plate will accept applications from Connecticut residents, higher-risk group. Those cats who are always inside veterinarian'’ Wallingford. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Alto we are a U.S. Pott Office Subtlatlon. Dally Numbers and Lotto. aged 2 to 15. until April 15. Those interested should and have no contact with other cats are still Mrs. Eugene Montany of 280 Ferguson Road. The non-allergenic surgical stainless steel earings. send a full-length snapshot with name, age. telephone susceptible, but are in a much lower-risk category ANSWER: There is probably nothing wrong with baby has two sisters. Michelle. 7, and Nicole, 5. number and address to: Little Miss America Pageant. Feline leukemia is a common infectious disease of your dog. You have heard an old wive’s tale. Perfectly P.O Box 94,57. Chattanooga. Tenn . 37412 cats in the Manchester area. The signs of the disease healthy dogs of all breeds and cross-breeds frequently Pescosolido, Kate Celina, daughter of Peter A. and are wide-ranging and are associated with many have a dry, warm nose. There is anelement of truth to ShereeC. (D'Amato) PescosolidoofVernon, wasborti THE FINEST " disorders That makes it difficult to diagnose w ithout the myth; generally a dog with a fever will have a dry, March 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her The Place: 785 Main St., Manchester warm nose. However, the reverse of that is not true, so maternal grandmother is Patricia Gaskell of 566 EASTER GOODIES ANYWHERE... laboratory testing It is so common that some 643-8484 Cornerstone had day trips authorities have recommended that all cats with a dry, warm nose doesn't mean anything when Taylor St. and her maternal grandfather is James "everything else is fine.” D'Amato of Charles Drive. Her paternal grandpar­ The Cornerstone Christian School recently took unexplained signs of illness be tested tor feline The Time: Saturday April 6 classes to several points of interests. The classes, leukemia I would not advise you to seek veterinary care for ents are Mr. and Mrs. F. Peter Pescosolido of 79 ___STUFFJp animals A teachers or parents supervising, and the places Generally, it is recommended that all healthy cats your dog because of the warm nose. When you see Church St. The baby has two sisters, Laura, 3, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. your veterinarian for your dog's annual vaccinations Stacey, 2. i including: nine weeks of age and older be vaccinated Prior to Parental consent required for persons under 16 Westown Pharmacy j Kindergarten through grade 2, Coventry House. vaccination, your veterinarian may recommend a or heartworm test, ask about the significance of your 785 Main Street Karen Adams dog's dry. warm nose. 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As the month began, Venus became visible both in REGATS Kindergarten to grade 3, space, Corey Bock. the morning and evening sky from North America, '*Your Quality Men's Shop Valerie Mitchell, Trudi Kolk, Sharon Massee, but it w ill be very low and close to the sun on the east Barbara Nelson and Susgna VanHoewyk. and west horizons Today Venus sets in the evening at the same time as Vour Best Grades 4 to 7, another space day. with Timothy Nalette showing a space suit, and with students the sun and thus passes into the morning sky By the Expand- ' making space shuttle models assisted by Geraldine end ol the month. Venus will rise in the east more than Johnson, Penny Candell, Karen MacGray. David an hour before sunrise Be Kind To Put On A New VanBuren and Walter Edwards. For early risers, giant Jupiter can be seen as a ^^MicActem 0-Matic® brilliant "star" in the southeast, rising about 3:30 Your Eyes . . Spring Face! 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IOT5 Doctor sees implant Advice Woman recants as temporary help device, you pretty well have lo Heirloom tug-o-war tears Bv Al Rossiter guarantee him that you’re going to United Press International get him a transplant," DeVries HERSHEY, Pa. — In a different said. story "But what if the patient has a approach to using artificial hearts, a troubled wife’s loyalties doctors at Penn State’s Hershey stroke or an infection and you can t Medical Center are preparing to have a transplant? Then the device DEAR ABBY: It seems that my including their children, their Bv Susan Kuezka implant a plastic heart on a is a permanent device and the mother-in-law, who lives quite a children's jpouses and their (jnited Press International temporary basis until it can be patient ought to be aware of the distance, promised both my hus­ grandchildren. replaced by a heart transplant. fact that although it is a temporary band and his older sister the same Dear We want to limit this portrait to MARKHAM, 111. — Saying .she The Penn Slate heart, designed device, it may become a perman­ piece of antique furniture Both legitimate family members only, has already made her peace with and manufactured at the medical ent device." have admired this piece for a long Abby which would exclude the mother of (iod, the woman who claims her center built on a chocolate fortune, The first two recipients of time. one ol the grandchildren and her lalse testimony sent an innocenl would remain in a critically ill artificial hearts on a permanent Recently, my husband returned Abigail son from a previous relationship man to prison for a rape that may patient for only a matter of days or basis — Barney Clark in Salt Lake never have happened, is beginning City and William Schroedcr in from a visit to his mother's Van Buren We would like to iiu lude our weeks. triumphantly bearing this trea­ brother and his legitimate child (he legal proceedings that could The Jarvik-7 heart being im­ Louisville — developed neurologi­ sure. ft is now sitting in my living without including the woman he iree him. planted by Dr. William DeVries al cal problems. Clark had seizures room, and f haven't the nerve to lives w ith and her illegitimate son Uathleen Crowell Webb is to Humana Hospital Audubon in and Schroeder suffered a stroke tell my sister-in-law we have it Is it possible to do this without .ippear in Cook County Circuit Louisville, Ky.. is sewed in pa­ 2'/2 weeks after his implant Nov. (She lives near us and visits often ) out of it. And while we re on that causing hard feelings? Court loday lo testify lhal she lied tients' chests on a permanent 25. I am dreading her visiting us and subject, read on PROBLEMS IN when she accused Gaiy Dotson of basis. Pierce said everyone on the seeing it here, as I am sure the SOl'THERN CALIF j ape in 1977. Dotson, 28, has served The Hershey team has had a Hershey medical team recognizes sparks will fly! DEAR ABBY: M> grandmollier six years in prison since Ix'ing request before the federal Food the possibility of such a complica­ Frankly, the piece doesn't mean is a wonderful, generous lady, but DEAR PROBLEMS: No Aban Kristian Johannson, left, plays Alfredo portrays Violetta in the Connecticut convicted of the rape. and Drug Administration since tion after an implant on a tempor­ that much to me I've tried to get she has already caused a lot of don the idea There are no Germont and Elena Mauti-Nunziata Opera's "La Traviata." Judge Richard Samuels will December for permission to pro­ ary basis. my husband to offer it to his sister, hard feelings in the family because illegitimate children: just illegiti­ conduct the hearing to determine ceed with the first implant as soon "You leave it in if you can’t do but he flatly refused, saying, "This she keeps promising the same mate parents whether Dotson, who he had as a suitable candidate becomes the transplant, " Pierce said in an is the only decent thing I have from pieces of jewelry to three or four orginally sentenced lo 2.5-50 years available. A decision is expected interview. "Our unit can be used my mother's home; my sister has members ol our lamily DEAR ABBY: Should you ever m prison, should be released by mid-March. for long term just as theirscan. We already managed to gel every­ I don't want to appear grabby. doubt that women are paid less Connecticut Opera finishes In appearances on national "It is only to be used as a bridge would prefer not to use il that way. thing else." but when my grandmother prom­ than men for doing the same job. television and at news conferences or temporary device until an organ ■ We would like not lo be in that I suppose it's true, but f like my ised me her pearl necklace. I let me assure you that my personal in recent days, Webb has said she donor is found," said Dr. William situation." sister-in-law a lot, and I'm torn should have asked her to put It m experience will confirm that fact made the story up because she Pierce, professor of surgery and "If anybody can pull it off, 1 think between tbe two of them They are writing 1 was born a male and trained to season with ‘La Traviata’ leared she was pregnant after an chief of the division of artificial he can,” said DeVries. "I really both very stubborn, and I need 01 T OF Ll'CK affair with her boyfriend. organs at the medical center think it's fantastic he's doing it and be a computer programmer 1 am Webb, 23, said she is now a some advice on how to keep peace also a transsexual and have had The Connecticut Opera closed its 1984-85 .season founded 20 years ago with $50 I’d like lo help him any w ay 1 can." in the family. DEAR Ol'T: If you had put those sex reassignment surgery I anr born-again Christian and her con­ million from the Hershey Pierce said it usually takes two pearls of w isdom into action, you'd with a magnificent production of "La Traviata" by science forced her to come forward IN THE MIDDLE now a female, physically and Giuseppi Verdi. The opulent sets, lavish costuming, Foundation to three weeks to find an approp­ 4 have soon found out whether your lo help Dotson gain his freedom. legally outstanding cast, and, of course, the glorious music "The device wouldn't be as riate donor heart for a transplant. DEAR IN: You are not in the grandmother was stinging you "When I finally said 'Yes, Lord, I An artificial heart patient would After my sex change, I took a job made it an evening to remember Center forgettable as a transplant (but) middle unless you put yourself along. want to do what is right,’ it was would at least be something to tide have lop priority, he said. there. If your sister-in-law has doing exactly the same work 1 had The leading role of Violetta was sung by soprano difficult, but I gained some peace done as a man. but us a woman 1 Elena Mauti-Nunziata. She has appeared in most of Stage him over temporarily." said Ger- most of the heirlooms, and this is DEAR ABBY: Our parents trom it,” Webb said. son Rosenberg, assistant chief of A MAJOR DIFFERENCE BE­ anniversary Is coming up soon am paid $10,000 a year less! the leading opera houses of the world Her incredible "There was that small voice of the only "decent " piece left. 1 can't voice, beauty and acting ability dominated the Rita Kenway the division of artificial organs at TWEEN the Louisville and Her­ blame, your husband for feeling Some of us would like to make A WOMAN IN the Lordsaying, 'You need to make shey programs is lhal Pierce’s them a gift ol a family portrait A MAN S WORLD evening The glittering aria. "Sempre libera degg'io the medical center. that this one belongs to him. Stay folleggiare di gioja in gioja," in which Violetta restitution' the voice got louder patients must be suitable for declares her determination to live solely tor pleasure, and louder, and finally 1 said. Yes DR. WILLIAM DEVRIES. transplants. That means they must was a thrilling close to the first act possible to ignore them, il one wished. Although I Lord, I will make restitution.'” HEAD of the Humana artificial be under 55 and must be in good Kristian Johannson played Alfredo Germont, the knew the story very well, I enjoyed the opera more Webb, now a New England heart team, praised Pierce "as one health except for the heart. Allergy may cause cough man who has loved Violetta since first he saw her His with the immediate translation available. housewife, was 16 when she told of the really good (artificial heart) DeVries’ patients are those Even though the opera ends with the death of the authorities that she had been investigators in the world." But considered not acceptable for fine tenor voice was particularly thrilling in the abducted and raped by a man who DEAR DR LAMB - Please send Sometimes the heart-muscle dam­ melodious aria, "De’ miei bollenti spirit!. " describing heroine, the soaring music and Violetta's joy at being DeVries said the problem with transplants and for whom the the unbelievable joy he experiences in their life reunited with her love uplifts the final moments cut her and struck her before using an artificial heart temporar­ artificial heart is the only choice me your Health Letter on the cough. age IS not caused by an infectious releasing her. She now says she I'm a 54-year-old woman and I quit agent and the cause of heart-muscle together in the seclusion of the country. beyond the tragic, a situation unusual in grand opera. ily is that once implanted, compli­ for remaining alive. smoking 25 years ago For the past Your weakness remains obscure Baritone Frederick Burchinol played Giorgio inflicted the injuries on herself. cations might develop that would Both DeVries and Pierce agree eight years. I have coughed when I Germont, .Alfredo’s father, who abruptly puts an end Rita Kenway is music and theater reviewer for the She identified Dotson in a lineup Herald photo by Tarqumio prevent the patient from receiving that a heart transplant is a much use any type of aerosol spray H ealth to the couple's happiness with his demand that Herald. and later at his trial as the man a transplant better bet loday than a mechanical deodorants, oven cleaners, etc. It also Train derailed Violetta give up his son. The word traviata' means "a who raped her. Looming large "My objection to the people heart that replaces a natural happens if I am near someone smok­ Lawrence woman who has been led astray.' Soap fans, rejoice! Webb will not be the only witness saying it should only be used as a organ. ing. I also have had bouts of bron­ Underneath, it is apparent to all but Germont that to testify for Dotson. Bruce Currier, a fifth-graijer at Waijdell recently during a demonstration at the temporary device is that basically "There is a tremendous advan­ Lamb. M.D. ASHLAND. Ore. tl Pl) - The Dr. Andrew Labrador, who chitis. The last time, I had to take City Council has ordered Edward she is a beautiful person. He uses her tarnished school. if you gel a consent from the tage to having a transplant over an ".As The World Turns " spun into its 30th year examined Webb the night she told School, tries his hand at weaving artificial heart," Pierce said. four antibiotics and had a sore voice- Krahel to take his railroad collec­ reputation to illustrate how her relationship with his Wednesday, with preparations under way for the patient to use it as a temporary box afterward. I have eased that son is also harming his whole family After her police she was raped, will testify as tion out of his yard wedding April 12 of Kim Andropoulos and Dr. Bob a defense witness. Labrador spoke somewhat by using a saltwater gargle departure, he attempts to console Alfredo with the Hughes, who finally are tying the knot after an Program has no solution and exercising care in using my disease called cardiomyopathy, but I The City Council held Tuesday strongly rendered, "Di Provenza il mar. il suol ” as a prosecution witness at Dot­ on-again-off- again 13-year romance. son's trial. A voice. can’t find anything about it in my night that the property is zoned lor Supporting roles, ably sung by members of the The role of Don is played by Don Hastings, who has medical bonks. My doctor simply says single-family residences and does regular company, included Sondra Kelly (her friend. "1 am not sure," Labrador told DEAR READER — A cough is such that it is a degenerative heart been with the show since I960 and once played The the Chicago Tribune when asked if a common symptom that it is often not provide room lor the two Flora). Lynne Giacalone (her faithful servant. Ranger on "Captain Video." Drug abuse continues at work disease. Exactly what docs the term cabooses, a boxcar, a flatcar and an Anninna). and Scott Neuman (Alfredo's rival. Baron he would testify that Webb's ignored when it should not be. Anyone mean’’ Two members of the original cast — Helen Wagner injpries could have been self- with a chronic cough should see a doc­ engine Douphol), among others as Bob's mother, Nancy Hughes, and-Rosemary Bv Elizabeth Pennisi the cost-eftectiveness ol rehabili­ approach regardless of drug type. .A well-trained and well-balanced Connecticut imltcted. tation programs, according to Motivation, support from fam­ tor to find out what is causing it. If it DEAR READER — It is a very Prinz, as his sister. Penny — will return to the show The doctor said, "1 have to United Press International is a “smoker's cough." that is a warn­ general term "Cardio" refers to the Krahel. 36. acquired the authen Opera Chorus and Orchestra added to the enjoyment for the wedding. Stanley Kusnelz. public health ily. friends and selt-help groups, ing that smoking is damaging one's tic train cars over the past nine of this beautiful music. review the records, but if you’re analyst at the Alcohol. Drug Abuse and long-term follow-up are cru­ heart. ' myo' to muscle and ' pathy. " Over at ABC "General Hospital, " the soap opera asking me if it’s possible (that the NEW YORK — Company vice lungs A person with this type of from the Greek pathos. means years, but the addttion of a second The addition of slide subtitles was a welcome that had daytime dram a’s moost ballyhooed wedding presidents and Wall Street broker.s and Mental Health Adminislralion cial for rehabilitation, said P injuries were self-inflicted), in cough is more likely to develop chron­ disease Therefore, you have disease caboose last month was too much addition. They were projected unobtrusively on a — when Luke and Laura exchanged vows — rub elbows with factory workers in Rockville. Md Vankovitz. ic obstructive lung disease (COLD) of the heart muscle "Cardiomyo­ lor his neighbors screen which was well above the action It was light of her recantation, yes. We No studies docume the trend, celebrates its 22nd anniversary this month. have to look through the records." and laborers daily at Stuyvesani and gasp for breath in his later years, pathy" was once used primarily to Square. Uppermost in their minds hut drug use al work seems lo FAMILY PARTICIPATION IS or to develop lung cancer, which is describe heart-muscle disease of The doctor testified at Dotson's parallel drug use patterns in ESSENTIAL, according lo Barry- trial that the back of Webb's head may be a scotch sour, snort ol often fatal. unknown type or cause Today it is cocaine or tote on a marijuana general, said Kusnetz. Brown, director of clinical re­ It sounds as if you have an allergy used — incorrectly, I think — to was swollen, one of her arms was "Many users are multiple search at the Alcohol. Drug Abuse bruised, there were scratches on cigarette. to one or more substances in aerosols describe inflammation of the heart CLOSING SALE CONTINUES But more important lothem than types. " he said. "Alcohol is the a n d Mental Health Avoid aerosols entirely if you can. muscle, or myocarditis This use of her breast and she suffered vagi­ most common, but now it is often Administration. W h i t h a m ’s nal trauma. these pleasures are the jobs they Since you have frequent problems, the term opens the door to include at Drastic Markdowns! almost lost. used in combination with some­ "Part of the client's problem you should see a specialist in pulmo­ inflammation of the heart muscle Webb could face up to five years thing else " may be interrelated with the is bursting with in prison for perjury if her Begun last year at Beth Israel nary (respiratory) diseases. You from various viruses, including some Medical Center, Stuyvesunt lamily.' he said "The expecta­ might need to take some medicine that cause flu-like symptoms Sizes recanted testimony is accepted EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE tions of the family will have lo regularly to help prevent recurrent and the state presses charges. Square is one of a growing number Several diseases can attack the 4-18 the Quantity of drug and alcohol treatment PROGRAMS, WHICH were change as the client changes and attacks of bronchitis. myocardium (heart muscle) and 40-80% O FF Prosecutors have said privately started to counsel workers with adopts new roles." One should see a doctor about a Quality they have some doubts about her programs geared (or working men cause myocarditis, which may be and women drinking problems, have expanded Rehabilitation often includes cough: (1) if a temperature is over 102 called cardiomypathy today recantation. into referral centers lor drug, role-playing sessions to teach the F (38.9 C) or if a fever persists for Regardless of the cause, your doc­ These programs reach the most Selection and reachable addicts. marital and economic as well as ex-drug user how to deal with more than three days: (2) if one has tor is quite correct in saying that the Tues.-Sal. alcohol problems stress and with urges to resume pain other than a mild headache or disease involves damage of the heart Tuition goes up "The person who is working is 10-5: 30 633-4567 Variety someone who is not so ill or has "The w hole employee assistance drinking or drug use. Many pro­ sore throat; (3) if there is excessive muscle. The weakened heart muscle Thurs. til 8 programs industry is just mush­ grams require weekly participa­ weakness or prostration; (4) if a cough may not be able to contract with suf­ PROVIDENCE, R.l. (UPI) - some sort of basic capabilly that can be used lo enhance lor rooming. with many companies tion in self-help groups for up to a lasts for 10 days or longer, even if one ficient force to maintain normal Rhode Island School of Design year after formal rehabilitation is feels well. A cough can be a symptom of " recovery, " said Dr. Leonard Moss, jumping on the bandwagon, ” said heart function In this case, fluid may T B S r 0 7 B SS^eO K TS students will have to reach about Kusnetz. "It's not a new pheno­ finished of serious medical problems, not just accumulate in the lungs and the rest $1,000 deeper into their pockets if psychiatrist at the York Hospital- an annoyance from a common cold. f Easter plants Cornell Medical Center Westches­ menon. It's just been growing "People who are going through of the body, causing swelling and they want to attend the prestigious this often change their lifestyle in a To neglect it is to court disaster. shortness of breath. 2211 Main Street, Glastonbury, Conn. fine arts and design school next ter Division. People who are able quickly." Of course I'll send you The Health , and and motivated enough to hold down Aside from its focus on employed very important way." said Moss. year. "They change their whole social Letter 8-10, Cough: How and When to The college’s Board of Trustees jobs have skills and goals that can drug-users. Stuyvesani Square re­ Treat It. as you requested. Others support them as they resist their flects other trends in drug environment, so there’s an awful f flowering shrubs. has approved a $1,080. or 9.2 lot of adjusting to the drug-free who want this issue can send 75 cents percent, hike in tuition, room and addictions and that can be har­ rehabilitation with a long, stamped, self-addressed board costs for the 1985-86 aca­ nessed (or rehabilitation. Its considers cocaine, heroin, environment that is necessary ." envelope for it to me in care of this demic school year, RISD spokes­ Employers have become in­ prescription drug and alcohol newspaper. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City GRAND creasingly aware of drug, as well addictions as "chemical depen­ But the nature ol drug use at Come and see! woman Joan Slafsky said work makes it tough (or those who Station, New York, NY 10019. Wednesday. as alcohol, use by workers and of dency, " and uses the same basic DEAR DR. LAMB — I have a heart want to quit, said Moss, who advises companies seeking to curb UPI pl>olo HiTHAM N ursery Social Security drug use. OPENING Route 6. Bolton - 643-7802 "The alcoholic tends to be a Shroud of Turin Thoughts Open daily and Sunday 9 A.M. to 5 :3 0 P.M. loner, ” said Moss, "but a whole Get this info for appiication drug culture can develop at work, " Two superimposed projected images, an ancient Open Easier .Siinilav <)-l painting of Jesus Christ and the Shroud of Turin (both Thursday evening approached in and her car registration. She interest of the person. He saia users often sell, making the week of Jesus' passion. He sent SALE QUESTION: I understand that enough money that at one factory a visible by polarization), offer proof the Shroud existed should also take pay slips or other two disciples into Jerusalem to in order to get Social Security drug dealer would show up with close to the time of the Crucifixion, according to Duke disability benefits your disability papers that show the kind and QUESTION: 1 know Medicare’s prepare for eating the Passover amount of any income she gels medical insurance does not pay all bodyguards on payday. Rehabili­ University professor Alan D. Whanger. Using polariza­ meal. When evening came Jesus must be expected to last a year. tated employees complain about of another Does that mean that you have to and. lastly, her Social Security of the doctor’s bill. Just how much tion for comparison, Whanger claims the image in arrived with the Twelve. card. docs it pay? the pressure from co-workers to In the midst of the meal. Jesus Tice UMeft Cotfogej wait a year after being disabled resume drug habits. shroud was used as a '‘model" for the painting. before you can get benefits? arose, doffed his outer garment, QUESTION: I understand that if ANSWER: Medicare pays based wrapped a towel about his waist, Exit 94 Off 1-86, turn left on 1 accept the responsibility of on "approved charges ’ After you poured water into a basin, and ANSWER: You're right about to Rte. 83, Vernon V* mile the disability being expected to receiving benefits on behalf o( my have had $75 in approved charges 4 began washing the disciples'.feet -ycar-old brother. I will have to for covered medical expenses in a — over Peter's protest. movies YOUR HOME to Wicker Cottage (across last a year. But a person is -also 70 account for the funds periodically calendar year, medical insurance Finishing this menial task, Jesus from Conn. Golfland) eligible if his or her disability is VIDEO STORE expected to result in death. In Will this mean someone will he generally will pay 80 percent of the explained the meaning of his nosing around my home and approved charges for any addi­ astonishing actions. They recog­ Op«n either case, benefits begin after a 5-month waiting period — that is, investigating me? tional covered services you re­ W o o d M f m . nized him as their Lord and Mon. - Sat. ceive the rest of the year. Teacher. If he would condescend to with the sixth full month of K ixm al o f Matter PANSIES! disability. The 5-month rule en­ ANSWER; Generally, the ac­ r fe r ikhe . Eternal SvmbolSymbol of Easter perform such service, how much moreMOV ES 4 MORE A new kind of home video enlerlainment store devoted This column is prepared by the 10-5 sures that people who are only counting will be conducted through more should they serve one to brlnglno you the movies you went—when you went to see them. All on a report form you will be asked lo Social Security Administration in another. videocassette. And for less than $1 per day for our club membersi temporarily disabled do not collect If you don t have a recorder, you can own one for as tittle as $26 a month benefits. complete. A home visit is arranged East Hartford. If you have a Ours has been called the "me during this Grand Openina Sale. Phona: only if the information received question, write to: Social Security, f j T A generation.” But the Twelve suc­ Look over <^r selMtIon ol fine films. Learn about our club privileges. Check Box 591, Manchester Herald, Man­ our great Grand videocasaette recorders and club QUESTION: My mother intends from the report or other reliable EASTER cumbed to that weakness as they memberships. You II find MOVIES & MORE Is really your kind of homo enter­ 646-6219 to apply for supplemental security sources indicate it is in the best chester. Conn. 06040. contended for eminence in the tainment store. kingdom. This act of Jesus appar­ Jeri s Flower Boutique is now income. What papers or informa­ 100’s OF HITS LIKE THESE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE RENTAL tion will she need for her 5 Flowera ently put those strivings to rest • Thlk R n « l/ \n l» n a • R a r h a l n r • The Bostonians • Bachelor Parly COMING SOON I located in our lower level. application? permanently for them. • Irreconcilable Differences • Gone With The Wind COW MANURE UUES • The Razor's Edge • Red Dawn • The Karate Kid Lilies 399 The key to greatness in the • Pope Of Greenwich y • Star Trek Ill-Search For tpeoW CoMeoMon 1J89 • Sheena Village ANSWER: She should take proof kingdom of God is not birthright — Spock • Revenge Of The Nerds The Easter Bunny will be at our *15 Large J*ick-up Load witness Nicodemus, John 3:1-5. • Dune of her age, unless she's already 3/4.50 basket ■ Oh God You Devil j Shops with candy for little ones on getting regular Social Security does not include delivery charge Tulips Nor is it in sitting at Jesus' right • Terminal Island Cinerirus Ann if Ewpms. benefits. If she owns any real Grawixiaw-Craeii Powar and left hands (Matt. 20:20ff.) FREE LOADING Daffodils !99CalcMlarii 6^^ RMiiiiifiis, /inlM, Rather greatness in God’s king­ estate other than the house she Fri. & Sat., lives in, she will need the latest tax Hyacinthsl Geriniums 1” ■NStifM 4 Big Q9S dom is in humble service rendered BURR CORNER fnit aie Dnanitil to others. Truly, the way up is (CALDOR) SHOPPING PLAZA April 5th & 6th, hill or assessment notice for that Azaleas, Violets, Lawn C iri * 5 8 .5 0 1 ^ down! property. If she pays rent, she ______(fam-6pm Tm$, Birnts, M b , SPRING UW N FOOD 1139 Tolland Tnpk., Manchester 12:00-3:00 needs her latest rent receipt. 616 Dart Hill Rd., Vernon 168 WOODLAND ST., Gardenias, Vim, pniMIs, TmIi. Eugene Brewer Since she must declare her ■SKtidto, itc. 15,000 t q . n. 15’’ (turn at Roy Rogers) MANCHESTER 643-8474 Hydrangeas, etc. All Sins ,raQ. 23.WL Church of Christ 643-6445 Come Visit! resources, she should take her hank records, insurance policies. MANC IIKSTER IIERAU). Tluiisd^iv. April A. I!)k:. HI M ANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. April 4. 1985

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Nurs­ O ) M‘A*S‘H IS asked to find a stolen confidential pictures ol two missing ehildren. WTNH New Haven. CT « treaty that has the potential to cause a Schroeder will become the first ing care will be provided to ® Dr. W ho It's part of a new campaign, assisted by lust lady Nancy WOR New York, NY 9 war (60 min ) artilieial heart patient to live S ch roed er. C-.] March 1984 General WPIX New York, NY 11 I SS) One Day at a Time Nocha de Gals Reagan and Am erica’s gas companies, to find the 1 ii million Sehroeder's family has recieved .300 WTXX Waterbury. CT JO (3D outside a hospital alter he is Motors -4 0% @5) N e w sw a tch youngsters reported missing in the I niled Slates each year. fl March 1985 “ WWLP Springfield. MA 2J (f7) Living Planet ‘The Sky Above' The • discharged Saturday from Hu­ training in running the drive units Ford + 15.6% Reporter 41 WEDH Hartford. CT J4 master of flight, the albatross, is exam­ The National ( enter for .’Vlissing and Exploited Children says mana Hospital Audubon, hospital for the Jarvik-7 heart The Hartford, CT 30 ined (60 mm ) Chrysler..... + 34.6% (B) MacNeii/Lehrer Newshour WVIT each month, beginning in May. pieture.s ol two missing officials said Sehroeders' apartment has been WSBK Boston, M A 31 ($D Good Times (5D Cousteau/ Amazon Part 1 youngsters will he placed inlo the hills mailed out by rigged with special compressors American WGGB Springfield. MA 40 Dr William C, DeVries, the [CNN] Freeman Reports [C N N ] Prog Cont'd WXTV Peterson, NJ 41 LEVY'S LAW ■ by J»me» 8chufn«l«f r participating utility firms, now numbering (ill nationwide pioneer surgeon w ho implanted the needed for both drive units, as well Motors..... - 29.0% Springfield. MA S7 [DIS] MOVIE: The Ugly Dachshund' [DIS] New) Animal World .WGBY HOW P O I E N C W Mrs. Reagan will be honorary chairm an ol the National Child plastic and metal heart in as eleetrieal backup .systems in Volkswagen + 6% Hanford. CT 41 Newlyweds try to cope with five canine [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Savannah Smiles' A six- WTIC HONJfdT 1 PONT Schroeder 131 days ago, approved case of a power failure. 200 Cable News Ntwrk ICNN! cut-ups in an attempt to preserve tran­ IT I6N1'T C O A T T P Watch Cam paigii, annonneed just four months after the center, Honda -1- 55.5% year-old girl charms the two men who CNN hlAVE A OUN, PINIC-V I C A N r6 T A N P DISNEY Disney Channel loisi quility in their honeymoon cottage Dean WITH A6U7W - in eonjimetion with m ilk dislriliutors, liegan putting jiicturt-s of Sehroeder's discharge Wednes­ Saturday will mark Sehroeder’s have abducted her and demanded a size­ icNifT oe AX.^ 5 W E A B - IT." MEET-," Sports Network IfSPN^ Jories, Suzanne Pleshette. Charlie Rug- A C T IN 6 P 0 1 6 0 N ■? 133rd day since his implant able ransom from her wealthy parents ESPN I'M NO PPENIE ANP missing ehildren on m ilk cartons day, according to Humana spokes­ Home Box Office Ih b O' gtes 1966 l A E t MY MONT-Y." Mark Miller. Donovan Scott. Bndgette HBO C B066 m an R oIh 'I'I Irv in e surgery. Last monlli Schroeder CINEMAX Cmemax 'MAX OOCTZ ' Andersen 1982 Rated PG 1 0 :0 0 PM (D Knot's Landing Gary is surpassed the mark.of Dr Barney Movie Channel iTMC VOUB The world s second recipient ol a TMC horrified when he discovers the ret^l pur­ ) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Spikes Gang' A ve USA USA Network lUSA' H E A e r ? permanent mechanical heart will Clark, the lirst Jarvik-7 patient pose of the Empire Valley project (60 teran bank robber takes on three runa­ be moved to a "halfway house " who lived 112 days on the m echani­ 1 0 0 way boys as apprentices for his criminal min ) Election council backs Duarte ac ross the street from the Umis- ca l heart. trade Lee Marvin, Gary Grimes. Ron Ho­ he investigates the disappearance of a (D News SAN SALVADOR, El Salvadcji f-Jeclion olficials voice! ville hospital which has Ix'cn Fellow artilieial heart patient ward 1974 Rated PG teen-ager (60 mm ) ® (5®^ 2 0 /2 0 (CC) unanim ously tu reject a call by two right - w ing parlies to overturn modified to house heart patients Murray Haydon continued to be [U SA ] Cartoon Express CD PM Magazine (2D Austin City Limits Tonight's musical from the Humana Heart Institute weaned Wednesday from a respi­ 6 : 3 0 PM CD ®1) one Day at a Time CD Wildside A roving band of rene­ performers are Freddie Powers. Willie President .Jose Napoleon Duarte's upset vietorv in lia Holing fora gades IS forcing the citizens of Wildside Nelson, Merle Haggard and Whitey new congress and town mayors S e liro ed er. 53. w as sched uled to rator used to aid his breathing Barney Miller VotiBwao«o (3D off their land (60 mm ) Shafer (60 mm ) be moved at 2 p.m h:ST Saturday since he sutfered an unexplained ot AfiMrtca (20) Hogan's Heroes The Central Elections Cooneil voted Wednesday night alter El » — 0 ® News 141) Dancin' Days Salvador s arm y leadership showed strong support lor Duarte s to the tour-unit budding lung prolilem Haydon. who be­ dS) dO) NBC News (TD MOVIE: A Men For All Seasons' En­ (57) M ystery! (CC) Adventures of Sher­ Sehroeder's wile Margaret, who came the world s third permanent Thousands (2$ Nightly Business Report lock Holmes The Naval Treaty ‘ Holmes election victory and sharply denounced riglitists calling loi lhe glish Chancellor Thomas More incurs ALLEY OOP Dav* Oraua has been slaying at the hospital artilieial heart rec ipient Feb. 17, is the wrath of King Henry VIII by refusing IS asked to find a stolen confidential election to he annulled dS) Jeffersons since his implant Nov 25. will eontmuing to recover from Nissan w il not to condone his marriage or divorce Paul treaty that has the potential to cause a Elections Council Pi'esideni Mario Samayoa and the other two (30) ABC News (CC) accompany her husband in a su rg e ry p erfo rm e d M a rc h 2 to bp repo'img Scofield, Robert Shaw, Orson Welles war (60 mm ) d o m e s i'C @D Noticiero SIN hoard members made the announc ement shoi'tly allc'r the arm y 1966 [CNN] Evening News specially equpped van lor the short eorreel excessive bleeding near SenliA sales [CNN] Showbiz Today warned the oftieials to "respect the will ol the 'people,' (2® MOVIE; Caravans' A runaway [HBO] The Laundromat When two ride across the street, Irvine said his mechanical heart until mid Aptii (D ISl EPCOT Magazine American woman joins a nomadic chief­ lonely strangers meet at an all-night “ Thanks to civic maturity and understanding wc- have taken Irvine said no other details ol the Haydon has continued to suffer tain in central Asia Anthony Qumn, Jen­ laundromat, they discover as much the decision to reject the petition to annul (the eleetionsi and this UPI 7 :0 0 PM ® CBS News move would be released until a b re a th in g p rob lem s, and last wc?ek nifer O'Neill, Michael Sarrazm about themselves as each other means the vote count will continue'," Samayoa said ® d® M-A*S*H Saturday morning news eonler underwent a tracheotomy to allow (2D ® MOVIE: 'A.D.' Conclusion [M AX] MOVIE: Valley Girl' When a The decision ended 24 hours cd uneerlainly lollow ing a petition cnee by DeVries him to eat and drink more ® ABC News (CC) (23) Rainbow Jackpot prom-queen candidate starts dating a by right-wing party leaders Rolierlo d'.Aohuisson and Raul Schroeder has diflieulty speak­ C'omlortably while being con­ CD Dallas (5® MOVIE: 'Major Dundee' A Union punk-rocker, her friends and family try to dissuade her Nicholas Cage. Frederic Molina Mai'tinc'/. demanding the emmeil nullily Sunday's nected to the respirator. DeVries (TD Jeffersons Army officer leads a troop of Confeder­ ing and su ffe rs m ild b ra in .sei7.ures Forrest. Colleen Camp 1983 Rated R. that cause him to stare into space hoped Haydon. .58, could bc“ re­ O ) (30 Barney Miller ate POW's across the Mexican border m congressional and mayoral elections The pair charged U.S automakers reported a 5.6 percent gain in sales tor pursuit of Indians Charlton Heston, Ri­ 1 0 :1 5 P M [TMC] MOVIE: 'National ballot-stufling and army meddling in Duarte's lavor Election for up to 20 minutes at a time moved from tile device by the end d® Wheel of Fortune March as General Motors Corp. sought to regain its chard Harris. James Coburn 1965 Lampoon's Vacation' (CC) While driving Seven small areas of Schroeder s ol the week, Irvine said (23) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour officials said the vote count would not he resumed until alter the Novela: Tu o Nadie cross-country to giant Waltey World, the brain were damaged by a stroke market share trom Ford and Chrysler. The six Griswold clan detours into a series of Easter holidays (50 Family Feud d D This Old House (CC) screwball sidetnps Chevy Chase, Bev­ Dec. 13. 18 days after his implant. The Transamerica Pyramid, at automakers Wednesday reported combined sales ot (3D M arisela ($D Fantasy Island erly D'Angelo. Christie Brinkley 1983 The discharge indicates doctors 853 feet, is the tallest building in 768,943 cars tor the month. (57) Nightly Business Report [C N N ] Prim e News Rated R THE BORN LOSER ' by Art S a n a ^ believe Schroeder is strong enough San Francisco ($3) Diff'rent Strokes [ESPN ] USFL Football: Memphis at 1 0:30 PM iTD independent News Japanese trade envoy en route to U.S. [CNN] Moneyline O rlando (2® Alfred Hitchcock exchanges exchanges [DIS] MOVIE: 'Moochie of the Little [HBO] MOVIE: Damien: Omen II' A man '5® Dick Van Dyke W Unrest in Sudan League' A boy wrestles with his consci­ and his wife take his brother's orphaned TO KYO — A special trade envoy headed for the I'nited States ence when an umpire s error allows him son into their home never suspecting (3D 2 4 Horas e/OiAHOB. today as government and political leaders considered a to score the winning run of a big game he's the devil preparing for a world wide [D tS ] DTV Kevin Corcoran, Reginald Owen, Alan Armageddon William Holden. Lee CEPI? comprehensive economic package to cpiell an escalating trade [USA] Sports Camera Int'l Hale. Jr Grant, Jonathan Scott-Taylor 1978 Violence cuts short Numeiry visit crisis with .Japan's c losest ally — the I'nited States Rated R [ESPN ] SportsCenter 11:00 PM ® ® (2® ® a® N ew s Special government envoy Reishi Teshima, deputy foreign [U SA ] Radio 1990 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Romancing the Stone' ® Taxi disperse, police and security for­ A writer of romance fiction lives one of m inister for economic aflairs. was dispatc hed to Washington to NAIROBI, Kenya (I PIl — Out up the protest said. (D Pbil Silvers 7:30 PM (T) PM Magazi ne her plots when she goes into the jungle explain Japanese policies to U S. officials. side links to Sudan were cut lor a "There were demonstrations No one was killed or injured, he ces opened fire with tear gas and (TD Odd Couple CD tlO All In the Family to rescue her sister Michael Douglas. Foreign ministry oftieials said Teshima. the ministry s top second day today follow ing violent today in KhaHouni by students, said. arrested many of the leaders Kathleen Turner. Danny DeVito 1984 (2® Twilight Zone bankers, doctors, lawyers and The Khartoum demonstrators Eight days ago, riots broke out CD Wheel of Fortune Rated PG trade expert, would remain in Washington through Saturday, d e m o n stra tio n s by 20,000 people- l2D Dr. W ho engineers,■■ an embass) spokes­ were protesting a 50 percent rise in over the end ol government (TD Independent News [TM C] MOVIE: 'Terms of Endearment' * Econom ic experts worked out the package of market-opc'uing over food and gasoline price hikes M'A'S'H subsidies, which triggered the d® M-A*S’H (CC) A mother and daughter learn to un­ steps, including tariff cuts and the removal ol other barriers to which prompted President Jaafar man said Wednesday. the cost of bread and 66 percent ( 1 7 l Capitol Journal cost in the price ol luel. the price hikes. Police and army (50 Entertainment Tonight derstand each other over the course of free trade, and presented it Wednesday night to fh'ime M inister Numeiry to cut short a visit "Security forces dispersed the thirty years Shirley MacLame. Jack Ni­ (5D MOVIE: 'Quarantined' A doctor, his demonstrators and arrested many embassy spokesman said. troops have since patrolled the (50 Barney Miller cholson. Debra Winger 1983 Rated PG Yasuhiro Nakasone. Japanese news reports said o ve rseas three sons and his daughter-in-law must of the lead e rs T e a r gas w as usc-d to He said police warned the streets of Khartoum and five (30 People's Court FRANK AND ERNEST - by Bob Thavea Japanese leaders have expressed considerable Irustration Sudanese embassy olficials in 8 :3 0 PM CD Rituals find a kidney donor in a hospital that has demonstrators their protest march peoplO have died in confrontations (12) W ild W orld of Anim als been quarantined because of cholera Nairobi. Kenya said there were no end the demonstration w hich took ------over what they feel is a lack of understanding l)y American CD NHL Hockey: New Jersey Rangers John Dehner. Gary CoHms. Sharon Far­ new reports ol violence in the place about noon.' the spokesman was illegal. After they refused to w ith them . dD One Day at a Time at St. Louis officials, particularly congressional leaders, about recent rell 1970 Sudanese capital which could not [C N N ] Crossfire (2$ Bener Health ’ oup. Pa /2K actions by Japan to foster free trade [CNN] Moneyline be reached through international [E S P N ] ESPN's Speedweek (5?) New York's Master Chefs [DIS] MOVIE: 'Wait Till the Sun Shines, telephone or telex lines Sudan w as [H BO ] Berenstain Bears' Easter [DIS] Mousterpiece Theater Nellie' The saga of fifty years in a typical Austrian architect wins award Surprise (CC) The bears must convince a American town unfolds in this Story of a 1$ (50Ne ! ..TUBW ^C vT cut off from the outside world on striking bunny to return to work barber bringing up his two children W ednesday. B y Frederick M. Winship nia. Berkeley, and studied with Museum of Modern Art in Frank­ 9 :0 0 PM ® Simon & Simon Rick and furt, Germany, and the Cultural [U SA ] NHL Hockey: Quebec at A.J. get a blast from the past when A.J s David Wayne. Jean Peters. Hugh Mar­ a n o t h e r ^ o c t/K i- Khomeini says war must go on Numeiry . in the United Slates to United Press International Mies van der Rohe at the Illinois M ontreal old girlfriend hires them to find out who lowe 1952 discuss increased linancial aid to Institute of Technology. Chicago, Forum in Berlin. BAGH D AD . Iraq — Irac) fired m issiles into two Iranian border 8:00 PM CD M agnum . P.l. Magnum killed her brother (R) (60 min ) [ESPN] NFL Superstars Men Who his North African nation, said in an NEW YORK — Hans Hollein. an and with Frank Lloyd Wright in The Pritzker prize jury cited Played the Game (Sammy Baugh and makes some startling discoveries when CD Merv Griffin cities today, killing al least 2,5 people aiid wounding m ore th.ui 7(1. interview published in the El- American-educated .Austrian ar­ W isco nsin. Hollein as "an arehiteel who is also M ike Reid) and Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini vowed the war must go on Sharq El-Awsat daily based in chitect known lor luxurious, finely B u t little of his w o rk can be sc-en an artist, one who has w ith w it and [HBO] MOVIE; 'Brainstorm' A scientist ,, TuKv/EJ A-4. "because Islam has determined such a duty for us." eclectic gusto drawn upon the creates a machine enabling one human London he w ill re tu rn S a tu rd a y to detailc-d modern structures, has in .America Two of his most being to experience every sensation ex­ An Iraqi m ilitary communique, reported by the stale-ow ned Sudan been awarded the prestigious famous designs arc the Municipal traditions of the New World as perienced by another Louise Fletcher. Iraqi News Agency, said m issiles struck Kermanshah. 120 miles H e w as scheduled to a r r ir e in Pritzker Architecture Prize Museum Abteiberg. near Dussel- readily as upon those of the Old. " Christopher Walken. Natalie Wood northwest of the Iraqi capital of Baghad. and the border city of dorf. and the Austrian Tourist The jury also described Hollein 1983 Rated PG Egypt Sunday for a brief visit H o lle in . 51. who has been c alled WINTHROP ^ by Dick Cavalli Office in Vienna as "a su p e rb teac h e r" in his post at [USA] Gong Show Hamadan, 109 miles cast of Kermanshah. before leaving for Pakistan on "Ihe Faberge of architecture." By striking the two cities Iraq followed through on a threat to T uesd ay. re ce iv e d the $100,000 ta x-fre e p riz e In addition he has designed the Academy of Fine Ails in KNOTS LANDING (DD Reporter 41 1 1 :1 5 P M W H AT P>/D TH AT attack Iranian border tow ns follow ing an air raid of Tehran. Demonstrators in Khartoum Wednesday at ceremonies at the apartment houses, offices, shops, Dusseldorf and the School of a A T .. “KEEP Design at the Academy of Applied Cathy (Lisa Hartman) and 1 1:30 PM (D Throe's Company "These attacks are in implementation of the (Iraqi) threat marched on the Presidential Pa­ Museum ol Modern Art fam ily residences, furniture, table A r ts in V ie n n a . H e also has bc-en a Joshua (Alec Baldwin) cope (D Kojak OFF THE (5RASS"? which was issued last night to use m issiles in retaliation for the lace Wednesday with a petition Chicago linancier Jay A service, and silver visiting professor at Yale Univer­ with some surprises on their f8~) (1® ABC N ew s N ightlina crim es of the Iranian regime, " an Iraqi m ilitary spokesman calling for Numeiry s resignation. Pritzker presented the award, Hollein recently won interna­ There were no casualties but many which is considered Ihe Nobel tional competitions to design the sity. wedding day. on "Knots (9~) Burns & Allan s a id . Landing." to air THURSDAY, (TD Honaymoonars ' Khomeini, in an address celebrating the birth ol an Islamic a rre sts. Prize for architecture A British Broadcasting Corp "1 have no lack of fantasies APRIL 4 on C B S (2® Laava It to Baavar leader, vowed the Persian Gulf w ar must continue report monitored in Nairobi said about ways of spending it. " the o n i (2® *5® Tonight Show “ Our belief is that these individuals (Iraqi rulersi are fighting CHfCK I ISTINGS FOR F.ACT TIMF more than 20.000 demonstrators architect said w hen asked what he (5® Anything for Money Islam , and based on this belief we must struggle with them enlil were involved in the march, that would do w ith the money (3D PELICULA: 'Al Fin A Solas' Cesar the very end because Islam has determined such a duty for us, lasted two hours before police and C l9 8 5 C o m p u io g Costa y Rosa Maria Vasquez Hollein received his master's PK): he s a id . arm y units used tear gas to break (1 7 ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour CAWUJ degree at the University of Califor­ [CNN] Sports Tonight [ESPN] SportsCantar Specializing Exclusively In [USA] Make Me Laugh SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions 1 1:45 PM [MAX] MOVIE; The Astrograph Lonely Lady' A successful screenwriter shocks everyone by telling exactly how •^^if6trr_arral^ she reached the top. Pia Zadora. Lloyd Crossword Bochner. 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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Think opti­ 15 Dill seed 8 Definition American intelligence officer enlists in a lot o l weight with your peers today, so II mistically and act in a positive manner the French Foreign Legion to find a Nazi ALIVE HAIR DESIGN 16 Mona 9 Electric fish O N A ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Som ething anyone comes to you lor advice, keep in today. This will give you complete control The Village ANNE'S PLACE war criminal, who is believed to be hid­ has the jump on summer E L F that might be helpful to you In a business mind that they will take to heart whatever 17 Law degree 10 Small valley S ing within the Legion. Dick Powell, over events that can advance your aell- way could be brought to your attention at you tell them. HAIR STYLIST (abbr.) 11 Centers O Marta Toren. Stephen McNally 1948 . Inlerests. We have the ultimate in “Old Fashioned Prices" 18 Settled 19 Burmese a social gathering today. 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(C)1985 by NEA Inc l:4K (Near C V S.) ______SAT. 9-5 M ontreal Accordingly at trick four he should 20 - MANCUKSTKR IIKRALD, Thursriciy. April 4, 198ri MANCUKSTKH IIKUAI.I) TIiiii'm I.i.v , Aiii il -4. 21 Bill also adds clout Connecticut Business BUSINESS In Brief Leaders keep program review panel In Brief under Legislative Management. Panel kills eye exam bill By M ark A. Dupuis only committee that goes beyond the have to go to the other committees for next election, " said Senate President action but should have a better chance Schneider HARTFORD — Drivers over 70 will not have to United Press International "We're all leaders of the General Pro Tempore Philip S. Robertson, of going somewhere. Don’t miss these medical deductions have eye examinations to renew their driver's Assembly but at times (Legislative) R-Cheshire, co-ehairman of the Legis­ For evamnle. a bill approved by the opens station licenses for at least another year, a legislative HARTFORD — A legislative leader Management can become blatantly If you had unusual expenditures in 1984 - such as ship committee voted to give the lative Management Committee. program review committee but killed in Fred Schneider of If you're now filling out your income tax return for committee said. political, " Robertson said in explaining carpeting, a wedding, a lur coat — include these in " Many of their reports have been another committee could be petitioned Manchester has reo­ 1984, are you deducting any fees you paid last year to The Transportation Committee voted unanim­ legislative Program Review and Inves­ h is opposition to the ■ study deciding whether the IRS tables are reasonable. Quint tigations Committee more power superb, " said Robertson, who sup­ to the full House or Senate, while a good pened McCann's Ser­ chiropractors, psychiatrists or podiatrists? There are ously Wednesday to kill a bill requiring periodic recommendation. cites the case of a w oman with adjusted gross income ported the idea of giving the committee number of program review recommen vice Station under the important deductions that most taxpayers miss — and Your eye examinations for all drivers renewing their rather than taking on the oversight of $40,000 w ho w as permitted ac cording to the tables lo bill-writing power. " The problem is dations now" never get into bill form. name ol Schneider's this column is alerting you to some of the most licenses and to shorten the effective period for committee's job itself. lake a sales tax deduction of only $301. On a $5,000 fur that none of their recommendations has In approving the proposed change, In other action, the Legislative Serivee Station at 630 significant. Money's licenses issued to older drivers. The Legislative Management Com­ coat alone, the sales tax was $412.50. Good point lo been acceptable in the political realm. " the Legislative Management Commit­ Management Committee took no ac­ Center St. You can take these deductions — but countless At present drivers now have the opt ion at age 65 mittee approved a bill Wednesday keep in mind Robertson said bills approved by the tee passed over a study recommenda­ tion, in effect killing, bills to stop numbers ot you miss them because of ignorance. Worth to renew licenses for two or four years and do not allowing the program review commit­ When taking your interest deduction on your program review committee under the tion that the program review commit­ construction of a $51 million legislative T h e former Don't make the error this lime And don't fret — il Sylvia Porter have to take an eye test. tee to write its own bills to carry out credit-card accounts, don't forget to deduct us well •proposed system would probably still tee be abolished and its staff placed office building. McCann's station you've already filed your relurn. you can correct the The committee last week approved and sent to recommendations from its studies and interest on your brokerage accounts, passbook loans, closed last November mistake with case. the Appropriations Committee a bill calling for a performance audits and insurance loans. after 46 years of busi­ Simply get Form 1()40X from your local director of study of whether the state should require the The bill, sent on to the Government Did you have child cure expenses? This credit ness at that location. Internal Revenue, lill it out and tile it. The form is a periodic eye examinations for older drivers. That Administration and Elections Commit­ applies to dependent c hildren under the age of 15 or for simple, one-sheet form, which merely asks lor the boxes you use to store securities and records. bill, sponsored by Senate President Pro Tempore tee for action, is designed to give the lousehold waste poses threat Schneider had 27 ye­ a spouse or other dc-pcndent who is physically or change that would cancel the error. Il won't cause you What about the investments themselves? Interest Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire, would h.ive tbe program review committee more ars ex|X‘rienee as a mentally incapable ol caring for him/herself. any trouble, won't alert the IRS to examine your on Treasury bills, notes and bonds is taxable on your study conductwl by the Transportation Commit­ power in carrying out its Leslie Lewis, a DEP spokeswoman, mechanic at You arc eligible for the child-care deduction if you EAST HARTFORD tUI'l) - Hazard ticut, and Gov. William A. O'Neill said return automatically or result in any other federal tax return but not on your slate or local tax tee. which would report its findings next year. recommendations. said the purpose of the seminar was to McCann's Fred Schneider have custody of your child for the greater part of the' ous wastes found in many household the problem demands the attention of return Also, if you own stock in certain utility Transporation Committee Co-chairwoman Unlike most legislative committees, let community officials know "exactly unpleasantries year, even if under terms of your divorce, your products and thoughtlessly poured everyone in the state. 'The same rule covers lees lor acupuncture and hair companies (Consolidated Edison, Brooklyn Union Rep. Elinor F. Wilber, R-Fairfield, said she urged the program review" panel is evenly what we consider the household hazard­ cx-spousc takes the child us a dependent on liis/licr down the drain may pose a s'erious "Even as we have awakened to the Pauli advances at Norden transplants. If you paid the fees in 1984, you have legal Gas) and you signed up for a dividend reinvestment the committee not to take action on the wider bill divided between Republicans and De ous waste problem to be" and to help tax rc'turii environmental problem, say Silate problems associated with industrial deductions. plan, you do not have to pay current income taxes on because passage a law while a study was going on mocrals and has a professional staff them develop local "collection days" Lee Ann Pauli, formerly of Manchester, has II you bought a house' in 1984, points on a mortgage environmental officials. waste, we remain asleep while we I'll wager, loo. that il you went job hunting in 1984, these dividends. Read the 1099 statement you received would "make confusion ' with an annual budget of $390.IKM) like the one held in Ridgefield last June, been iminiotcd to nianagcr-produclivity im­ arc deductible as an interest expense. The points must The potential contamination from spread poison from our home," O'Neill you don't know all the deductions you can take in in January Irom any utility company in which you Under current law. the program provement and procedures at Norden Systems, be solely lor the use of the money and not for^peeific products commonly found in the home, told a seminar on household hazardous DEP Commissioner Stanley Pac said connection with this vital chore. You can deduct: the reinvest dividends lo sec if your company's payout review committee cannot develop its subsidiary of United Technologies Corp , services performed by the lender Farrakhan gets invitation such as pesticides and cleaning sol­ waste attended by 150 people from 70 with "som e luck we can eliminate a cost of typing, printing and mailing your resume plus qualities. own bills but instead ships its recom­ Norwalk. And don't let any "expert " tell you that you have to vents. is virtually ignored, and when communities. great deal of (the) prdblem" of unsafe phone calls, cost of traveling to job interviews and Legal advice? You can deduct some legal fees — MIDDLETOWN - The leader of the black mendations on to other committees In her new position. Pauli will be responsible pay taxes on gifts or inheritaiic'es you received in 1984. disgarded improperly these products O'Neill noted that his proposed disposal of household hazardous waste fees paid to employment counselors The catch here is say. il you paid fees lor tax advice when writing your Nation of Islam. Louis Farrakhan, has been with the power to send bills to the House for the development and administration of Cherish this tax benelil. This could be the last year pose a serious danger to the environ­ budget for next year includes a request in the state. that you had to look for a job in your same line of work. w ill or getting a divorce, or if you paid a law yer to help invited to speak at Wesleyan University April 26 and Senate. Operations Department programs In addition, that inheritances and gilts are left unlouclied for $250,000 to aid local efforts to collect Pac said one of the problems is the you collect overdue alimony despite the controversy that arose when plans to As a result, most of the major ment. officials said Wednesday she will coordinate and document tumlional But the nice part, says Barbara Gilder Quint, The state Department of Environ­ household hazardous waste. unknown cost of collection. invite him were unveiled last fall, school officials changes recommended for stale agen­ procedures for each scgnicnl of the department consultant for Manufacturers Hanover's F'inancial mental Protection estimates up to 10 "You must begin the process of announced. cies or programs by the program DEP officials believe each household Pauli earned a bachelor's degree from the Planning Seminars, is that even if you didn't lake the million gallons of hazardous waste may organizing local, systematic and safe "Mr. Farrakhan is coming at the invitation of review" committee have generally been in the state contains between three and University of ConneetieuI and has pursued her job, you can still deduct the tecs And it you happen to be found in bathrooms, kitchens, means of household hazardous waste students.■" said Wesleyan President Colin G. ignored by the other committees. 10 gallons of hazard waste. master's degree at UConn, as well as at Temple have two jobs and go directly Irom one to the other, Bank of Boston execs take basements and garages around Connec­ disposal, " he said. you can deduct the cost ol getting Irom Job One to Job Campbell Wednesday. " Frankly, I would prefer " Program Review is probably the University in I’ hiladelphia Prior to joining that he had not been invited."' Norden, she worked as a manufacturing Two. Farrakhan. known for his militant black views, consulting doing productivity analyses for It is not too late. If you've filed, just gel Form 1040X Are you deducting investment-related expenses beating from House panel outraged Jewish leaders last year during the P'ortune .51)0 firms national presidential campaign when he ex­ MANCHESTER STATE BANK A resident of Westport, Pauli is the daughter of associated with assets that produce taxable income? Bailey seeks reversal For instance: postage and phone calls to your broker, WASHINGTON (UPl) - The transactions by cxemplmg two strated "at best massive mismaii- pressed admiration for Adolf Hiller. Farrakhan the Harry Pospisils of 42 Cambridge SI. gemenl and stupidity... at worst, had appeared at campaign stops with the Rev. subscriptions to newspapcr.s and magazines that give House Banking Committee ripped Boston area real estate firms CUSTOMERS ONLY you investment advice, and rentals ol safe-deposit into Bank ol Boston executives controlled by reputed organi"/,cd cupabilily. ■" Jesse Jackson, w ho later disavowed Farrakhan's McKinney said he would asked statements. Polaroid makes layoffs Wednesday for their "stupidity" crime (igurcs — the Anguilo family and cavalier " disregard of fed­ — from tiling forms when making the House Judiciary Commilli't' to The proposal to invite Farrakhan to Wesleyan of killer’s sentence In order to serve our valued CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (U P l) — Polaroid Corp. look into the matter. He said it is by the black student group Ujamaa sparked announced Wednesday a partly voluntary layoff eral laws designed to prevent large cash deposits. HARTFORD (U P l) - Hartford's State time " we begin to look at tlie protests by some students, parents and university make that decison, " he said. program that will affect about 400 salaried Cuts in Amtrak orgaiiizc'd crime syndicates and Rep. Stewart McKinney, R- Attorney John M. Bailey said he will ask customers, M.S.B. will be open laundering of money as every bit alumni. University officials, however, refused to Usry was convicted by the same jury of employees and a smaller number of hourly drug traffickers Irom laundering Conn.. in response lo bank execu­ Superior Court Judge Thomas H. Corrigan as evil as selling cocaine... Tliere's intervene to quash the invitation, insisting three separate murder eharges in the workers, mostly in Massachusetts. large sums ol cash tive comments that they had to reconsider his decision that convicted very little difference between Wesleyan's philosophy, policies and traditions sexual assault and bludgeoning death of Under the program, salaried employees with On Fc'h 7, New England's delegated responsibility for ans­ murderer Kevin Usry be spared the death Main Office Open 9-12 Saturday take more heat murderers, pimps and drug made the proposed visit a matter for the students Beata Maria Gaon, 27, in her New Britain more than 10 years service would be able to apply largest bank pleaded guilty to wering Treasury querries and penalty and instead sentenced to life in sellers... and someone who know­ to resolve. apartment in September 1982. for severance. The program would not be charges of lailure to comply w ith complying with federal regula­ prison Branch Office Open 9-1 Saturday WASHINGTON (UPl) — The Reagan administra­ ingly makes them legitimate ' Usry became eligible for the death voluntary for those with less than 10 years the Bank Secrec y Act in connection tions to subordinates, demon­ Bailey said Wednesday that if Corrigan penalty when the jury found him guilty of tion's plan loeliminate Amtrak subsidies has gotten a w ith the iransler ol $1 22 billion in Yale women make complaint does not reverse the decision, he w illappeal service. cool reception, from a key House subcommittee captial felony murder in the course of a Instant Banker - 24 Hour Banking The company, with 10,000 employees in the cash between the United Slates it to the state Supreme Court chairman, who says it's "Alice in Wonderland " NEW HAVEN — Awomen'sgroupclaimingthe first-degree sexual assault. United Stales, mostly in Massachusetts, and 3,000 and Europe over a tour-year Bailey said Corrigan's decision was available at over 400 locations. thinking to believe slates can replace Icdcral support Yale University Law School treated a sexual State law mandates that the death overseas, said il had a $30 million reserve to pay period and was fined $500,000 based on his interpretation of the law but penalty be imposed if the jury finds for rail passenger service. "What we pled guilty to was W. G. GLENNEY COMPANY harassment complaint w ith "evasion and insensi­ that law" does not specify what to do in the severence benefits. Rep. Bill Lehman, D-F"la , chairman ol a House tivity " said the school has agreed to tighten the unanimously there was an aggrivating The company said the changes were to "ensure failing to report — not to launder­ absence of a unanimous jury. Appropriations Committee panel on liansporlalion. i disciplinary code. fator and no mitigating factor in the crime. the long-term profitability of the corporation and ing $1 22 billion," Bank oi Boston "'Other judges will be looking at this expressed strong skepticism Wednesday about the Pardon Our Dust The Yale Women's Association, which repres­ Jurors found "beyond a reasonable doubt its position in today's extremely competitive chairman William Brown said. decision as a precedent, and it will come up administration's proposal to terminate Amtrak s $684 ents most of the 200 female students at the law that there was an aggrivating factor — that "We at the Bank of Boston leel again. " said Bailey, stating that his action pl^anchester State Bank world." million in federal subsidies and have stales pay lor school, said Wednesday that sexual harassment the crime was especially cruel, heinuos or w e run a very ethical bank. We just Remodeling Sale was not a reflection on Corrigan. Amtrak costs. at the institution is a "living problem " not depraved."' made a tew mistakes, " Brown Corrgan said Usry would be spared "It seems to me we re living in a never-never land if currently addressed by school disciplinary The jury deliberated 23 hours and said 1041 Main St., Manchester Dollar makes rally again said " I think we paid a heavy fine LIMITED HOURS: 10am to 4pm ONLY execution Monday after a 12-member jury they could not agree on mitigating factors. we expect states, cities and the private sector to pick when w e had no intent lo break the measures. LONDON — The dollar rallied against all became deadlocked over whether mitigat­ Bailey said Wednesday that the jury's 185 Spencer St., Manchester up that kind of tab," Lehman told Federal Railroad law," LIMITED STOCK: Mon.-FRI. ONLY The group said the school's approach was major foreign currencies at opening today. Gold ing factors in Usry's character back­ inability to find the mitigating factors- Administrator John Riley. "It's almost like Alice in Rep Frank Annunzio, D-Ill., illustrated in the case of an unidentified woman and silver sagged. • PAECO Skylights - Glass - Clear or Bronze ground. or in circumstances surrounding should have warranted the death penalty. Wonderland. shouted: " You guys have a knack who complained she was the target of infatuation In Frankfurt, the dollar opened at 3.1585 marks the crime existed that precluded capital "We re not for or against the death Your Local Hometown Bank " I feel very regretful we can't get your support (for oi getting out from under without from a third-year male law student. from 3.1175 Wednesday. In Zurich, it opened at From *150’^ punishment. penalty. But as I've said before, if we're Amtrak funding) at this lim e." Lehman added going lo jail — anybody can pay a The association said the administration al­ 2.6715 Swiss francs compared with 2.6410. Bailey said he would file his request to going to have a death penalty, it should be CLOSED FRIDAY, APRIL 5 "It's up to the people w ho w ant the system to exist to goddamn line! " • Disappearing Attic Stairs - 25x54x8'9” legedly discouraged the woman from filing a civ il In London, sterling dropped to $1.2082 to the Corrigan in Hartford Superior Court today. one we can use. It should be hard but not take action to preserve it. " Riley responded Under questioning from Com­ $4000 or criminal complaint and undertook disciplinary pound from the previous session's $1.2120 close. "W'e have to have a final solution and it impossible to obtain the death penalty in Riley said that, in view ot the growing federal mittee Chairman Fernand St Ger­ action against the male student. LEGAL HOLIDAY FDIC The dollar strengthened in Paris, opening at may be our state Supreme Court that has to this state," Bailey said. deficit, the government could no longer alford to main. D-R.I . Brown conceded that • Special Solid Wood Entrance Doors 9.6425 francs compared with 9.5150. In Milan, il support Amtrak, and that states benefiting from the the bank made about $1 million in *79^5 _ $8095 rose to 2,010 lire from 1,991.50. service — mostly Northeast corridor slates — would prolits from those transactions. The U.S. unit firmed against the yen on the have to take up the funding slack. " So you re still $500,000 a head of Tokyo foreign exchange market, closing at 254.10 • Miami Carry Medicine Cabinets Riley estimated that each Northeast corridor slate the game " after deducting the yen, up 1.05 from Wednesday's 253,00 finish. would have to come up with $18 5 million lo maintain $500,000 paid in fines, St Germain From *55®° Amtrak service and other affected states $8.9 million. \------"*MWWttt.rta»iD«r\BASIS commented. C leaning BARNES HIND BARNES HIND "I'm not saying it would be easy orsimple. " hesaid. • Bi-Fold Doors - All Hardware Included St Soaking Textron mulls relocation "It you look at it that way — Clean & Soak Comfort Drops "But we are all faced with these hard choices." sure,'" Brown responded. • Full Louver - Louver Top - Panel Bottom Sokition sass" Cotton Swabs PROVIDENCE,. R.I. - Textron Inc. is Riley suggested states could lorm an interstate Solution ofcn 15 ml. Since entering the guilty plea, - Lauran 4 oz. NIVEA 300’s considering a plan to move its corporate compact that would gather funds to operate and the Bank of Boston discovered R 0 1 A I D S ,^ „ headquarters out of Rhode Island, officials said. maintain Amtrak routes. another $73 million in cash tran­ • Full Panel Colonial - Birch - Mirrored Cream The firm has not said when such a move might Rep. Richard Durbin, D-III., asked what would sactions involving Haiti that it Antacid Tablets $ | U / 2.25 oz. take place, what locations are under considera­ happen if, for example, one state served by a failed to report. Bath Size tion or when a decision might be made. Rumors of cross-country route refused to contribute money to W. G. GLENNEY CO. All Flavors i In addition, congressional tes­ 336 North Main Street/Manchester, CT 06040 7.5 oz. the move first surfaced last year when Textron the compact. timony and federal investigations 3 Roll Pack $ 1 2 7 began the acquisition of the Avco Corp. of "The train would not stop in the state, " said Riley. have revealed that the bank also 649-5253 Greenwich, Conn. However, Amtrak Chairman Graham Claytor said failed to report large domestic Textron officials have declined comment state and regional agencies that depend on Amtrak XIMUM______STRENGTH beyond confirming Wednesday that a move is track and services were so hard-pressed for money CLAIROL GILLEHE under consideration. Potential sites reportedly they could not assume Amtrak costs. VASELINE M id o l_ include Washington and Greenwich, where Avco "They are already pretty well strapped, " he said. Condition Shampoo Foamy TONI ForCnmpt^Mc^ is based. 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East Hartford Enfleld M anchastar Open Tues. and Thurs. until 9 pm 17 DRYERS - 15 MINUTES - 250 EFFECTIVE United Cable owns or manages APR. 4-6, 1985 55-1/ 41 cable television systems serving 32 Family Sized Washers *1.00 Load nearly 800,000 basic subscribers 2 4 8 Spruce St. • Manchester, CT • 6 4 6 -7 20 2 4 Super Sized Washers *1.50 Load and more than 700,000 premium Blankets • Sleeping Bags • Bulk Items M.'WCHKSTKH HKHALl). Thursday. .April 4, 198.5 — 23 za ■ MA.NCHKSTKR HKHAU) TIu ii m I. in , A p riU l!i«5;> . k it ‘N’ CARLYLE ' by Larry Wright CELEBRITY CIPHER Celebnty Ciphrr ctyptoqt-tmiv ctPrtiPfl ' •amous people past and p esent fachiritt-i Construction unions iose to ‘open shops’ lor anolhot rjs GOODS Starting o new beginners Its Contractors and Vendors rooEhg. tlM dem im o^ as a condition ot doing busi­ ^ * Sem inole class, April 22nd. Must ness with the Town, os per T m v w com nrterdol?^^^ Q ullang housecleaning - USED REFRIGERA­ sign up ahead. Coll Chuck Federal Order 11244. PAPERillS m m rn Bid Forms, olons and specKI- l o o k in g f o r a b e t ­ mi TORS, WASHERS, 568-1356. CLASSIFIED 643-2711 CARPENTRY ANDl RE- cotlons ore available at the t e r WAY? Try us, we I MOOEtlNG SERVII^S FtOORlANOtNO Ranges - cleon, guoron- General Services' ottice. pcrsondllze our services NAME YOUR OWN Floors Eke new, Spfciol teed, ports and service. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, , Complete home CONNECTICUT for your home. Bonded P R lce =- Fofher and son. izing In older floors, nofu' Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, and Insured. Manchester pairs cmd remodetlhg,- ROBERT B. WEISS, Fast, dependable ser­ rpi and stolned floors. No Son, 649 Main Street, GENERAL MANAGER HELP WANTED and surrounding towns. Qumity work. RiijEHW- TAG SALES Notices EmDlovment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED vice. Pointing, Paper­ sraidno anymore, iohn 643-2171. El 005- 04 t h e h o u s e w o r k s , hanging 8, Removol. Coll «ss> llcemwd ohdTttswed, 4 (Call 646-8165.; veH^tiie. Coil 646-57S0. 647-3777; 646-5761 QUEEN SIZE WATER- TAG SALE - AMERICAN INVITATION TO BID PART TIME - Monday to HANDWORK/SEWING - M E D IC A L s e c r e t a r y ySS^ RECEPTIONIST - Dental BED - Simmons, wave­ LEGION POST 102, 20 The Manchester Public Fridov, 9 - 2pm, typing Glastonbury toy factory - Port time. Immediate Schools solicits bids tor a assistant. Pleasant, mod­ less, conventional style, American Legion Drive, LDST AND FDUND helpful but not neces­ needs sewing machine opening. Four days per SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER ern, large staff office. 4 takes only 80 gallons of 9om to 5pm, May 4 8, 5. ond ELECTRICAL SUP­ operators and hand fin­ week. 1pm to 5:30pm. SECURITY OFFICERS - FINE RETAIL JE­ day week. No Saturdays. sary. Emblem 8. Badge, water. Frame, mat­ Spaces for rent. Coll 646- PLIES for the 1965-1986 LOST - Poir gold rimmed 289-2864. ishers to r q u a lity toy line. Occasional Satudrdav Part time weekends, 3:30 WELRY ESTABLISH school year. Sealed bids will HELP WANTED Excellent benefits. Sa­ tresses 8i bullt-ln heoter. 9941 tor more informa­ reading glasses in black Full time or part time. morning. Salary com­ to 11:30, Manchester MENT otters great op­ be received until April 17z lary negotiable. Expe­ One year old. Originally tion and ask for George. case. Call a fte r 4;30, 646- Some sewing experience mensurate with lob expe­ area. $4.30 an hour to portunity to sell jewelry. 1985 at 2:00 P.M. for the Pho­ RN, LPN - Cresttleld rienced only. Call 646- WAITER/WAITRESS ■ $700, asking $400. A fte r tographer ond 2:30 P.M. for 2883. Convalescent Home In 4964. Days and evenings. Neat, necessary. Call The rience. Send resume to: start. Must be over 18. Strong retail experience BOLTON - $99,900. A ATTENTION SMALL ELLINGTON - NEW MANCHESTER - Main the Electrical Supplies at preferred. Good oppor­ 5pm, coll 528-1405. Manchester has two posi­ Cleon appearance. Most Velvet Stable, Inc., 659- C. W. W ickersham , M .D ., Clean police record. Car RARE FIND. This lovely BUSINESSES! Lots of LIS T IN G - $94,500. T er­ Street, 3 rooms with stove I^ W A H T E D which time they will be pub­ tunity to learn and ad­ 8, refrigerotor. For more licly opened-, th e right Is re­ tions available two week EASY ASSEMBLY be 20 veors of age. Coll 0204 tor appointment. 44 Haynes Street, and telephone necessary. two bedroom U & R possibilities go with this rific country setting, 2'/2 ITO BUY served to relect any and all nights, 11 - 7am. In addi­ W ORK! $600.00 per 100. George or Sharon at the Manchester. Call 527-0225. vance. Excellent benefit Contemporary Ranch store and apartment acres with a view from inform ation, coll 563-4438 bids. Specifications and bid package. Apply In per­ or 529-7858. forms mov be secured at the tion, on call time is Guaranteed Payment. Horseless Carriage, 289- FpfCE WORK PART features a dramatic stone bulding. Separate utili­ large 'Gunite' In ground GO CART. Good condi­ LOST - 3/26/85 Homes­ 2737 after 11am. IM^k. Help with clerical PART TIME - Mature PRODUCTION WORKER son: Michael's Jewelers, pool. Rock garden and Business Office, 45 North treqjentiv available. No Experlence/No Soles. floor to celling fireplace. ties. Coll today tor de­ GAS STOVE - 30" M agic tion and runs well. Reaso­ School Street, Manchester, tead Street area. Block duties? and typing. Mon­ Intelligent person to as­ - Individual needed In 958 Main Street, Man­ concrete patio! Also 8 ONE BEDROOM portly Also Directions Crestfield is a 155 bed, Detolls send self- It Is nestled on a beautiful tails. 80's. Jackson & Chef. Includes 5 burners, nable. Coll anytime, 647- Connecticut. male kitten, with white OFFICE PERSON - Im­ day thru Thrusdav even­ sist finance manager Marking and Shipping chester, CT. EOE. rooms, 3-4 bedrooms, furnished mobile home. 006- 04 S.N.F./I.C F. F a cility lo ­ addressed stamped enve­ wooded lot on o cul-de- Jackson Real Estate, 647- clock, minute timer, pro­ 1372. QuDts spot on stomach. Approx­ mediate opening for full ing, 10 hours per week. with billing. Call Jerry La Department. Good dex­ Rec Room, 2 cor garage Single working adult cated in a ru ra l residen­ lope; ELAN VITAL-173, soc near Manchester. 8400 or 646-8646. gram cooking, griddle imately 10 months old. 3418 Enterprise Road, Ft. time employment with Job runs middle April Marche at Bob Riley terity. 45 Hours a week. and reodv for new only. Lease. No children, tial area. Please call Mrs. Coll today for private and other features. Call Q - 1 4 0 Please coll 646-4545 from Pierce, FL33482. small manufacturing thru early June. $4.00 per Oldsm oblle at 649-1749, Entry level wages with BRICK! MANCHESTER- owners! Century 21 Lind­ pets. 643-2880. J. Brownstein, D.N.S., showing. Joyce G. Ep­ 242-8142. 9 to 5 weekdays; and Monday thru Friday be­ company. Variety of re­ hour. Call: YWCA, 647- Informal training. Over­ stein Real Estate, 647- 80's. 4 bedroom home in sey Real Estate, 649-4000. “QuilU Plus” contains 21 649-0618 otter 6:00 pm and DRIVERS To Sell Hood sponsibilities consisting 1437. COMPUTER OPERA- time and benefits availa­ ARTIST - PASTE UP P orter Street Area. O rig i­ THREE ROOM APART­ Automotive *”"""*"9 attractive Quilt designs plus a tween 9 and 3pm, at 8895. FIVE DRAWER OAK BU­ on weekends. Reward Ice Cream In your own of: Typing, clerical, TOR/TYPIST - Full time ble. Apply at 184 Com­ WANTED. Experience nal owners ore retiring HACKMATACK STREET MENT with appliances, section on Strip Q u U ^ (make 643-5151. REAU with mirror att­ otter. local area. We want 50 bookkeeping, etc. Knowl­ CLEANING PERSON - 2 fo r sm all business In merce St., Glastonbury helpful, p a rtic u la rly In and this traditional clas­ - Custom built Ranch, 3 not Including heat. Avoil- it Vtet and matching Purse) . MANCHESTER - ached. $100. Also white Quilting (2 Iweiy PillcM' drivers at once. Be your edge of A/R and A/P hours per day, 4 days a Rockville area. Expe­ or call Personnel at 633- newspaper ad mechani­ sic offers spacious bedrooms, I'/z boths, oble M ay 1st. $325. Coll CARS/TRUCKS GENERAL HANDYPER- $133,900. UNIQUE. Beou- wooden baby changing designs); and Seminole ftitch- GRAY AND WHITE SON to r tour hours m o rn ­ own boss. Apply Ding helpful. Salary commen­ week. Perfect tor stu­ rienced people only. Send 5271 between 10 and 3. cals. Monday thru Thurs­ tltul 3 bedroom rooms, huge porch, li­ breezeway, garage, low 646-8017. FDR SALE TABBY CAT, Name table. $40. 742-7742. w ore (colorful Bon^ered Skirt ings. M/F. See Steve Dong Cart, 44 Prospect surate with experience. dent. Call 643-2103. resume to: P.O. Box 687, EOE. day, days, plus Tuesday Contemporary located in brary, tireploced living 90's. 649-7842. and Belt). Full directions and Lucy, lost In vicinity of Carter, Carter Chevrolet, Hill Rd., East Windsor, Call between 9:30am and Rockville, CT 06066. and Wednesday early ev­ Forest Hills on o cul-de- room and fully op- OAK STREET - One bed­ 1974 F IA T 128 SPORT L — patterns arc included for all these North Elm and Wood- 2 TWIN MATTRES- 1229 Main Street. CT (Exit 45 ott of 1-91). 4:00pm Monday - Friday, P.I.P. OF MANCHES­ enings. Non-smoker pre­ sac. This home features o plionced kitchen. Ansoldi MANCHESTER NEW room. Heat, hot water, To be used for parts. Call it^ s to give you pleasure and bridge Streets. Call 646- SES/Spring with metal 623-1733. 203-522-1957. TER is looking tor full or ferred. $5.00 hourly. Call brick floor to celling built, which means top- LISTING - Comfortoble 7 appliances. Lease. One Phil a fte r 5pm, 528-1332. inspiration in developing jtour A frames, 2 home hum idifi­ 3651. part time bindery and Pat, 633-4691. quality craftsmanship. Room, 3 bedroom Cope. months security. Availa­ patchwork and quilting skills. LAWN CARE PROFES­ fireplace, first floor fam­ ers, tin chandelier, vlcto- Also Panasonic AM/FM SIONALS Immediate PART TIME HELP - Ev­ WAITRESS WANTED counter help. Typing ex­ WANTED - Full time D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Featuring: Formal din­ ble Immediotely. Coll M- ily room and o magnifi­ rion choir. Reasonable. car rodlo. Q-140, Quilts Plus is $3.25 a openings for lawn care enings and week-ends. IMMEDIATELY - Hours perience helpful. Only POULTRY FARM truck driver, apppllance LICENSED OPTICIAN - 1591 or 871-1400. ing room, lovely en­ F 8:30 to 4:00. 644-2427. cent enclosed patio. Coll 643-1914. copy. applicator position. Over Hours flexible. Apply 11 to 2, to u r days a week. hard w o rkin g , engergetic WORKERS - Full time. delivery person. Expe­ Contact lense experience W armly decorated. closed sun room and 1980 TOYOTA CELICA Seven-Eleven, 513 Center Apply in person to: Anto­ people should apply. Health and retirement rience helpful, but not preferred. Apply in per­ DESIRABLE AREA - finished rec room. In To order, send $3.25, includes PERSONALS $200 starting pay plus W on't lost! Joyce G. CABINET SINK ond El GT llftbock, 5 speed, air, Street between 1 - 4pm, nio's, 956 Main Street, Apply in person P.I.P., plans. Call Arbor Acres necessary. Must have son, Optical Style Bar, MANCHESTER - congenial, residential STORE AND postage and handling. benefits. Good driving Epstein Reol Estate, 647- Tub Cost Iron. 60" great A M -F M , m int. $5,500. 643- Manchester. 391 Center Street, ask for F orm , 633-4681, Ext. 368. good driving record and Inc., 763 Main Street, $104,900. Large, neighborhood. Conve­ record and high school 8895. OFFICE SPACE for cottage or basement. 4902, or 646-7451. ANNE CABOT FREE Inspirational L a rry. Manchester, CT. nient to shopping, 0 MaadMstar Hartid be responsible. Apply In A nsoldi-built Colonial In diploma required. $50.00. Coll 649-0170, 9 - message "A Future that Is Agronomy background AUTO 8. TRUCK ME­ person, Al Siefferfs Ap­ Ansoldi heights area. schools and busline. 70's. 1190 Ave. of Americas Forever." P.O. Box 2147, INVESTMENT PROP­ MANCHESTER — Office Horn, or 4-6pm. 1978 TOYOTA Vj TON New York, N.T. 10036 P L ow ler Realty, 646-3938 or preferred. Call Ever­ CHANICS - Experienced GENERAL HELP pliances, 445 Hartford WORK AT HOME sewing ERTY - Maintenance First floor family room, space. Ideal tor accoun­ PICKUP, 5 speed, AM- Print Name. Address with ZIP Belden Station, Norwalk, green Lawns, 53 Slater HAIR STYLIST - We've only. Must have own NEEDED at scrap metal Road, Manchester. fabric samples for local spacious tireploced liv­ 232-8655. COiiE and aiyle Numher. Free, Aluminum Sided, tant, lawyer or soles of­ WOOD SHUTTERS For 6 FM, CB, sports wheels, CT 06852. Street, Manchester, 649- got the customers, we tools. Apply 878 Hartford processing plant in W illi- DAIRY QUEEN Near supply company. Call ing room, screened porch SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ Two-Fomlly in nicer sec­ fice. Central location. windows and I door, $5 extra rims and tires. No 8667 tor interview need you now! Expe­ Road, Manchester, 647- mantic. Openings on se­ Manchester Parkade hir­ FEDERAL, STATE, 8. M a rth a 643-0359 o r 647- tion of W llllmontlc. Each off family room, 2-cor VERNON - Adult com­ Ample parking. Coll 649- Rust. $2,990tlrm. 643-4902, lections and a FREE munity. Spacious 2 bed­ per p a ir. Coll 646-6268. Pattern Section in the appointment. rience preferred, no fol­ 9552. cond and third shifts. ing full time days. Cleon, CIVIL Jobs available in 1633. apartment has Five garage all in very desira­ 2891. or 646-7451. lowing necessory. Coll Apply at 47 Milk Street, pleasant surroundings. yo u r area. Call 1-619-569- ble area. Coll today on room manufactured ALBUM. Ju st $3.00. Rooms, Three Bed­ EASTLAKE HAL- COOK WANTED FOR 643-8339, ask for PRODUCTION between 9 and 5. Fringe benefits. Apply 8304 for Info. 24 hrs. this wonderful home home. 66' x 14' w ith BOOKS at $3Jt9 each rooms, and 0 possible M ANCHESTER - 3050 sq. LPIECE - Duncan Phyte 1979 FORD FIESTA - 4 Q-126— DOLLS— Old and N iw . How lANNDUNCEMENTS Lunch Preparation at lo­ m anager. WORKERS - Established 242 Broad Street. that's sure to go quickly! tireploced living room Real Estate Apartment on the Third tt., 1000 sq. ft. offices, 2050 dining room set, wall speed. Sunroof. Good to aross taem; how to maha thesL cal day care center. nationwide pillow manu­ BED MAKER - 8:30am to D.W. Fish Realty, 643- and oppllonced kitchen. NURSES AIDES - Crest- Floor. Enclosed porches, sq. ft. shop or warehouse. sectional, personal condltlorr. $2,000. Call 643- EMERGENCY? In Man­ Hours 10 to 1, Monday facturer has immediate 12:30pm, Sdays per week. EXPERIENCED BOOK­ $48,900. Alibrio Realty, field Convalescent full basement and a 3 cor 1591 or 871-1400. Excellent location and Items. 228-0160 or 228-1476. 5404 after 4:00pm. chester, dial 911 for fire, thru Friday, $3.40/hour. full time openings tor all L ig h t duties In our 45 bed, KEEPER - Apply Mar­ Home/Fenwood Manor 649-0917. garage. Property In nice facility. Available April. INVITATION TO BIO police, medical help. Call 646-7090. types of production immaculate nursing unit. low's Inc., 867 Main HOMES CUSTOM EXTRAS! - Is now accepting appiIco- shape, and priced to sell Coll Bill Stevenson, 643- SIX 2 pone windows. 1980 CHEVY CHEVETTE The Eigth Utilities District. workers. No experience Excellent working condi­ Street, Manchester. FOR SALE MANCHESTER - $89,900. DENTAL ASSISTANT - tions tor our Nurses Aide I at $74,500.00. Strono Real REAL ESTATE 5660. Good for cold frame, etc, - 83,000 m iles, good condi­ 32 Main St.. Manchester, CT necessary. We will troln tions. Please call - Mrs. Certification Class. For Immaculate home with 4 06040 seeks bids for o new We’re looking tor you! If Estate, 647-"SOLD’’. 37'/4 X 15Vz. 649-7141 .$2.00 tion, rear defogger. VOL. Day shift, 5 day Launi, Director of AIDE - Part time tor GREEN MANOR RANCH bedrooms, sewing room, WANTED chassis and remounting of M. you are quick thinking, full time positions on the 7 I 600 SQUARE FEET - Offi- each plus two free. $2,500. 646-3062. F.D. RescueSbodvandpump NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED hardworking and self- week. Opportunity for Nurses, between 9am to hearing Impaired high to 3, 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 - with 3 bedrooms, fire­ FAIRYTALES DO COME den with bor, family ce/Store spcce. Business on such chassis. motivated, we hove a odvoncement and a full 5pm, 646-0129. M anches­ school student. Two shifts. Excellent Benefit place, all appliances, TRUE! Stoddlebrook room and pool with deck. 24 HOUR CASH OFFER zone. Spruce Street. $425 1975 PLYMOUTH DUS­ Bid specifications mov be IN MANCHESTER AREA obtained during normol busi­ career opportunity that’s benefit program are of­ ter Manor Nursing hours three days a week. Package Including screened In porch, PLUS Form, Andover. Charm­ Custom extras, bullt-lns, ON YOUR PROPERTY - m o n th ly. Coll R. Ja rvis, IMISCELLANEDUS TER - 6 cylinder. Good fered. Apply in person a t: Home, 385 West Center ness hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 St. John St. 115-175 hard to beat. 742-6665. Support and reinforce­ meals. Please call - Di­ a new furnace, roof, gut­ ing stone front Ranch and o level tenced-in yard Coll: Crockett Realty, 643-6712. FDR SALE condition. $900. 646-8122 p.m.)Mondav thru Saturday, St. Lawrenco St. all Pillowtex Corp., 49 Re­ Street, Manchester. ment of language and rector of Staff Develop­ ters, storm windows, comes with these 7 acres m oke this 0 fine home In 0 643-1577 for a quick deql! a fte r 6pm. from the Dispatcher ot the Wost Middle Turnpike 4 2 0 -4 9 6 gent Street, Manchester, math skills. Contact Dr. ment, Monday thru Fri­ yinyl siding, and a 1 and 30' x 60' Born. M any desired area. D.W. Fish OFFICE SPACE - 512 Eigth Utilities District Fire­ SWIM POOLS WARE­ house. 32 Main St., Manches­ all CT, EOE, M/F. SHIPPING 8. RECEIV­ Richard Hansen, Tolland day between 8 and 3 at YEAR ERA BUYERS possibilities! Trout Realty, 643-1591 o r 871- Alexander St. squore feet. Main Street, HOUSE forced to dispose PONTIAC LEMANS, 1980 ter. CT 06040. TOO YOUNG ING CLERK - Full time, H igh School, 875-7777. 643-5151. PROTECTION PLAN. brook running through 1400. Manchester. Heat, air, - 4 door, air conditioning, Sealed bids will be received Center St. 467-553 odd only Rentals ot new on/ground, 31 foot 7:15am to 4pm. Apply In EOE. $70's. B lanchard 8, Ros- property. Horses Wel­ parking. Reasonable. 649- power brakes, power at the above address until Lincoln SI. all FOR AIRLINES CREATIVE SALESMAN - long pools complete with A slimming dress (or person only to: Arthur RNOR LPN -FulltIm eor setto, 646-2482. come! Jackson 8. Jack- SOUTH WINDSOR - Well 7:00 p.m. April 15. 1965. at Perkins St. all Experienced preferred, 5334 or 643-7175. huge sundecks, fencing, steering. Silver. $2,200. Pantsuit) for the half­ which time they will be pub­ Immediate openings for however, will train. Call Drug, 942 Main Street, APPLICATIONS BEING part time, 7 - 3 or 3 - 11. son Real Estate, 647-8400 kept 7 room Ranch. 3 646-3093. Ridgewood SI. all 10 sharp guys and gals hl-rate filters, pump, sizer. licly opened, read aloud and Manchester. A C C E P T E D , A p p ly In Very Good wages. East MANCHESTER or 646-8646. bedrooms, newer kit­ RDDMS MANCHESTER - Main recorded. 7 3 -1 5 7 free to travel US major ci­ fo r a p p o in tm e n t, 643- ladders, warranty, etc. No. 1332 with Photo- Park St. person only, to the back. Windsor area. Send re­ $133,900. R E A D Y FOR chen, living room, dining FDR RENT Street - Store tor rent. 1980 MONTE CARLO - V6 Bids shall remain valid for ties and resort areas with 5465. 0 Guide is in Sizes 12’A to thirty dovs from the bid Asking $988 COMPLETE. Chestnut St. 14 2-1 98 NOT GOING TO COL­ Barry Blast Company, sumes to Box G, Man­ OCCUPANCY. Brond NEW LISTING. 5 + 5 room, lorge lower level About 240 sq. tt. For more 24^4. Size 14H, 37 bust unique business group Financing available. Coll automatic, power steer­ opening dote. The District East Center SL 25-209 odd only T ransportation furnished, LEGE? Earn while you 238 Hartford Road. chester Herald, PO Box new 5 8< 5 duplex. 3 TWO FAMILY. Fire­ family room, tree stand­ MEN ONLY - Central inform ation, call 563-4438 ing, power brakes, air .... dress, 2% yards 45- reserves the right to relect learn the optical trade. Stan, to ll-fre e , 1-800-524- M a rb le St. all no experience necessary FULL TIM E 591, Manchester, CT bedrooms, IVz baths, prl- place, deck, gos heat, ing fireplace, attached location, kitchen privi­ or 529-7858. conditioning, AM/FM inch; pantsuit, 4?4 yards. onv and all bids for any rea­ Must be neat, engergetic, 0595. son deemed to be In the best M cCabe St. all 2 week paid training. Must VIDEO AUDIO RECEPTIONIST - Full 06040. yote d rivew ays and base­ aluminum siding. Com­ garage. $89,000. U 8, R leges, parking available. stereo. Excellent condi­ Patterns available only and well spoken. Apply In Interest of the District. Stock PI. all be 18 or over, well- APPUANCE time for real estate of­ ments, stoye hood, dis­ pletely modernized. Coll Realty Co., 643-2692. Security and references MANCHESTER - 3 Room tion. Best otter. 228:3639. in sizes shown. groomed and free to start person Optical Style Bar, AMIGO MOTORIZED Joseph Tripp North Main St. 3 9 7 -4 9 6 SALESPERSON fice. Diversified duties, GRILL COOK - Week­ hwasher, disposal and us today. $97,500. Jackson required. $55 weekly, 643- Suite, 2nd floor. Main TO ORDER, iind $2.50 («r MCfe Fire Commissioner immediately. For inter­ Inc., 763 Main Street, typing and clerical work. carpeting. Located on MANCHESTER - NEW WHEELCHAIR - Power 32-77 Hava opaninga lor highly mo- days, weekends. Will 8, Jackson Real Estate, 2693. Street. $300 Includes heat. pattwn, plus sot nr Rtstif* ■<>4 Doted at Manchester, CT this Garth Rd. view, call 646-2300 and tlvatad aalea orlantad paopla Manchester. LISTING - $117,500. seat, deluxe model. Like ntndliiii. 30th day of March 1965. ask for Mrs Carlson or M rs. Jackson, 646-1316. troln. Must be 18. Hourly nice, quiet street! Realty 647-6400 or 646-8646. Added space available. BANK E. M iddle Tpke. 662-718 even only who wlah to earn money. Raised Ranch, 8 nice new. 90 day guarantee. lUZ lUIKETT 011-04 apply In person to Mrs. Quallficatlona needed: wage plus tips. Apply: W o rld F re c h e tte , 646- A llb rio R ealty, 649-0917. Mmdwiter HersM Mountain Rd. 14 -19 5 rooms, possible In-law 649-6478. REPOSSESSIONS I 1W MS. SI smsntst Carlson at the Essex Mo­ 1 Dealre to earn money. DRAFTSPERSON/ Manchester Country 7709. CENTRALLY located 3 APARTMENTS suite, 4 Bedrooms, 2 Prices Reduced For N«w Th K N.Y. 1M M tor Inn, 100 East Center 2 Wlllingneaa to work long WANTED Club between 10am and bedroom Duplex - Super FDR RENT IN SOUTH WINDSOR - Frlnl X1»I. »«rm wlUi ZIP MANCHESTER HERALD houra. „ PROGRAMMER Baths, Rec Room, Wet RUGS BRAIDED - (our Q uick Sele Street, Manchester bet­ Responabilities include 2pm, o r ca ll 646-0103. SOUTH WINDSOR - sta rt fo r the 1st tim e I Office space tor lease, 400 CODE, S t ill N M ik ir m S t i n . Call Circulation Dept. ween 10am and 5 pm 3. Saiea background, not Bar, Stove fire place, size 37Vj" bv 22", $3.75 May be teen at the Savings neceaaarlly Video Audio, fabrication of drawings RV SERVICE $84,500. Bright and sunny Investor. Separate Utili­ MANCHESTER — Avail­ square feet up to 8,000 New FASHION with Need repairs around the Thursday and Friday breezeway, 2 car garage, each. One size 49'/a" by Bank ot Mtnctiaater. 023 Photo-Guide pattema in we will train you. for layout and production 2 bedroom Condomi­ ties. 70's. Jackson 8, able Immediately. One, square feet. Immediate Main Street, between the home? Call an expert. only.Parents welcome at processes, working from PERSON nium. End unit with boy deck and above ground 26Vj", $4.50. One size 47" all size rangea, has a 647-9946 interview. For Interview pleaae call Al Jackson Real Estate, 647- two and three bedroom occupancy near Exit 93, hours of 0am to 4pm. Monday You’ll find the help vou Slellana. 647-9997 raw sketches and models SALES - MONEY pool on treed lo t! Century bv 27'/2", $4.00. Call 646- special Grace Cole Collec­ window, sliders to prl- 8400 o r 646-8646. apartm ents. $410, $475, Route 84. Telephone 644- through Friday need In Classified. 643- 2 years experience re­ 21 Lindsey Real Estate, 3388. tion for larger aizca; ploa Full time. Apply In MEN -WOMEN yate patio, 2Vj baths, $525, heat and hot water 2940. isn bthc Sank ti.« 2711. quired including NC Pro­ 649-4000. 2 BONUS Conponal Person. IMitura psnon) finished basement - gor­ Included. J.D. Real Est­ ISIS Id* SIN ta KW gramming Familiarity EAST HARTFORD - KITCHENAID DIS­ ISII C.BS Price .... |2JN geous kitchen. Immacu­ ate, 646-1980. M* la with metal aircraft parts a Help Enuretic children, $98,900. NEW LISTIN G ! HWASHER - Avocado, ISIS hidi bpi 0511 plus Submit resume or late - must be seen to be MANCHESTER - NEW RESDRT Blonttein'* Camping unlimited leads-travel- Pure pleasure best des­ LISTIN G - $164,900. E x­ $75. Call 646-2636. im hick inn a.« apply at REB Industries. work hard and make appreciated! Realty 3Vj r o o m APARTMENT PRDPERTY cribes this spotless 1- ceptional Custom-Deluxe III! M> ki Inc . 184 Commerce SI.. Cantar, Incorporatad $35,000 to $50,000 a year World Frechette Asso­ - Private home, heat, owner 6 room quality Colonial, Professional M E N 'S 10 SPEED 27" Glastonbury or call per­ Route 83 commission. Call 800- ciates, 646-7709. appliances. Working sin­ VERMONT HOUSE FOR CLEAN-UP HOUSEWIVES sonnel al 633-5271 bet­ 826-4875 or 800-826- built Ranch with 3 bed­ landscaping, brick front, L e T ournour model gle adult only. No pets, ween 10 to 3. EOE. Vernon, CT 4826. room s, 1 Vi baths, deck oft aluminum sided, fenced RENT - Beautiful loca­ French made bicycle, TIME JUST LISTED! END children. Call 643-2880. tion on lake with dock, MDTDRCYCLES/ kitchen, wall to wall car­ In yard. Great place (or needs work, parts. $40.00. 4 UNIT. Spacious 2 bed­ peting and 2 car garage. children! Also 11 large 2'/2 hours fro m H a rtfo rd . 643-2880. BICYCLES room townhouse In Royal MANCHESTER - Second Located In lovely area on room s, 4-5 bedroom s, W eekly. (617)-692-4433, I Earn Extra Money Arms Condo! 1'/j baths, floor apartment, 2 bed­ ciil-de-sac. Call for de­ family room, Rec Room, evenings. PURCHASED FROM A SUZUKI PE 250 - Good appliances, carpeting, rooms, heat and applian­ full basement and a gor­ tails. Sentry Real Estate, Inter-comm, new root, LARGE INSURANCE condition. Driven 16 WE NEED A ces Included, no pets. $500 COMPANY - Large selec­ geous 8, priyate rear 8, 643-4060. cedar closet, Jacuzzi I^INCDM E TAX hours; $750 or best offer. With Your Own plus security. Call 646- tion of used office fix­ side yard. Mid 50's. Blon- room, large deck. In 647-1821. 3979. SERVICE tures. Metal desks, filing FULL TIME OFFICE CLERK chard 8, Rossetto Real­ MANCHESTER - ground pool nicely laid EJs $149,900. TRUE CON­ out and much much cabinets, chairs, tables, MOTORCYCLE CB 100 tors, 646-2482.I T W O A N D THREE Par- Time Job MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 - 5 TEM PO R AR Y L IV IN G In morel! Call for Private ZINGLER'S INCOME office petitions, coat HONDA 1974 - Good con­ ROOM APARTMENTS - this magnificent 7 room Showing 11 Century 21 TAX SERVICE - Filing racks, book racks. 649- OPEN SUNDAY, 1 -4pm, Heated, security. No dition. Best offer. 649- Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 2 Lindsey Real Estate, 649- personal and small busi­ 9953. G rem m o & Son 52 L A W T O N R O A D , pets, no appliances. 646- 8695. baths, ceramic tiled kit­ 4000. ness tax returns. In vour Sales, 819 East Middle Outlet will Include: bookkeeping, light typing, MANCHESTER. Attrac- 2426, 9 - 5 weekdays. . . . and mothers with young children, bring them chen & dining room, sky­ home. Since 1974. Also Turnpike, Manchester. phone work and various duties as required. tlye 3 bedroom home with bookkeeping services \V i baths, family room, lighted cathedral ceilings EAST HARTFORD-NEW with you and save on baby sitting costs. Experience with computers would be helpful MANCHESTER - One available. Call Walt at THREE USED CASE­ RECREATION den or 4th bedroom, din­ 8> sunken tireploced sit­ LISTIN G - $74,900. V ery but will train the right person. bedroom first door with 646-5346. MENT WINDOWS Com­ L 2 J VEHICLESv ing room, huge enclosed ting room, located In nice, clean 6 room Colon­ Twenty-two Hours per week. stove and refrigerator. plete with screens. Good reor porch, garage, executive area. Coll (or ial, Vinyl sided, OHW No pets. Lease and secur­ NETKIN-S TAX SER­ condition. Takes 43" x 63" Salary plus gas allowance. PLUS ERA'S ONE YEAR an appointment. Sentry heating plus coal hot 72 SHASTA, 13 tt. trailer, • good salary • pleasant atmosphere ity. $375 per month plus VIC E - Low rates, s tric tly rough opening. $25 each. BUYERS PROTECTION Real Estate, 643-4060. water back up system to stove, ice box, porta- Call heat. 646-1379. confidential. Over 10 ye­ Telephone 649-3893. • health benefits • holidays & birthdays P LA N ! 80’s. D IR : East save money, new deck, pottl. Very good condi­ FOREST HILLS - MAN­ garage and fenced in ars experience. 644-1009. tio n . Asking $1,350. 633- Sell those ‘unwanteds’ Middle Tpke. to Vernon THREE ROOMS, second CHESTER - $107,900. U & yard!! Don't miss this HEAT-MATE KERO­ 1764 8am to 9pm. St. to Lawton Rd. Blan­ door, heat and applian­ SOUND INTERESTING? R built Contemporary one! Century 21 Lindsey Cut laundry costs by SENE HEATER - Like Now chard 8i Rossetto Real­ ces, $375. Adults. No pets. You can be a Herald Area Adyiser ^ Apply In person between | with vaulted ceilings, Real Estate, 649-4000. decreasing the amount ot new, used 5 times. Extra tors, 646-2482. Call 649-2236. in the Classified. and handle and supervise our • 9 a.m. -11 a.m. i floor to celling fireplace, detergent used. Reduce wicks Included. $55. 649-' I t HMISCELUNEOUS carrier boys & girls. If you like kids spacious master bed­ bv one-third and see 3869. CAPE WITH EXTRA EAST HARTFORD-NEW |i£jAUT0M0TIVE room with private both, MANCHESTER•5 Room whether vou notice a — want a little independence and LOT - H u rry and see th is 6 LISTIN G - $61,900. E x­ your own income . . . 647-9946 large family room. pandable starter home, Duplex. Available April difference In the appear­ Get needed back-to- room Country Cope on or Nicely landscaped 1st. $425 per month plus ance of youf wash. Add school money by selling NEW TIRE AND RIM 4-f rooms Coloniol. Deep MOUNTED. $35. Fits 1 ^6 a cre s... E x tra 1 Vz acre grounds In extremely de­ utilities. Security deposit extra dollop to your .unneeded Items around 6 4 7 -9 9 4 7 building lot that can be treed lot, enclosed porch Ford, HR78-14 w /w Dual lianrI|PHtpr Hrralh sirable neighborhoodT. and lots ot charm!! Cen­ required. No pets. In­ budget bv sfning "don't vour home. Use a low- 643-27IT sold now or later. 90's. steel belted radial. Call D.W. Fish Realty, 643- cludes stove and refriger­ needs" with a low-cost,ad cost ad In Classified for Blanchard & Rossetto tury 21 Lindsey Real Est­ a fte r 6 p m „ 646-4618. T 1591 o r 871-1400. a to r. 646-1927. In Classified. 643-2711.' quick results. R ealtors, 646-2482. ate, 649-4000. <9 24 - MANCHKSTKR HKRALD. Thursday. April 4. 19B5 MANCHESTER FOCUS U.S./WORLD WEATHER Historic panel backs I I This ‘My Fair Lady’ Christians and Jews Mostly clear tonight; CALDOR plan for improvements turns out a vA/inner [mark their holidays some sun Saturday CIRCULAR ... page 3 ... page 9 ... page 2 ... page 2 SALE Continues Through Saturday 30V, r'.’.’V r 30H J.-.-. • NOW THROUGH SATURDAY O'" M u m b t B t n M rra lh ■ V SCOTTS Turf Builder Manchester, Conn, — A City of- 1 Village t r i l l ______Charm * CriHotrFriday, AprilA«. 5, 1985 — Single copy: 25•» f sional Democrats of "lying in their He said he and the Senate GOP teeth" for claiming he reneged on a leaders "all agreed. It's going to be •MUMS, 4 ' & 6" 1.99.4.99 •LOFTS Local Blend campaign promise to leave Social fight. It's been a fight since 1981. Security payments untouched. There are factions there that just •AZALEAS .... Grass Seed Mix c 77 Reagan met for almost 30 5.49 0 want to keep on spending in 3 Iba., Reg. 8 .9 9 ...... »# f minutes with Senate Republican Congress. " •Daffodils or T u lip s ...... 4.99 leader Robert Dole and Budget Senate Republicans and White • H y a cin th s (1 F lo w e r ) ...... 1.99 •LOFTS Yorktown II Plus Committee chairman Pete Dome- House aides agreed Thursday to a •Hyacinths (3 Flow ers) ...... 4.99 Baron Grass Seed Mix q - j y nici before leaving the White spending blueprint for fiscal year OVER 30% OFF •Orchid Corsage ...... 2.79 3 lbs., Reg. 10 .9 9 ...... Omt f House for a California vacation. 1986 that halves Reagan's re­ Herald photo by Tarquink) Appearing before reporters, quested increase in military- SEIKO Quartz Watches •LOFTS Rose Food or Broadleaf Reagan was so eager to talk he spending, cuts many popular pro­ for Men and Women Pre-Planted Rose Bushes ordered the engine of his departure grams and heads toward cutting Good Friday walk and Evergreen Food a m a helicopter shut down. Flanked by the estimated $2.36 billion current Our Reg. 129.97 ...... $88 No. 1 grade, field fresh plants. Our Reg. 1.99...... » the two senators, the vice presi­ Marchers turn the corner of Grove Street in Rockville through Ellington Center, Windsorville and Rockville In biodegradable pot. Choice 3.88 budget deficit to $100 billion by Classic analog design in your choice of sports or Nutrients for healty growth, fine blooms. dent and chief of staff Donald 1988. during today’s Walk for the Hungry. Those who took part Center. About 130 people took part in the walk, which dressy styles with coordinating bracelets or straps. of many colors and varieties. Reg. 4.99 g$7 10 5 9 7 9 7 I-'- Regan, Reagan said they all gathered pledges at $1 per mile. The Walk for the wound through Ellington, Windsorville and Rockville agreed his new his new budget But Rep. Claude Pepper. D-Fla.. compromise would face "a tough Congress's staunchest defender ol Hungry, which involved Manchester churches, started Center. More pictures on page 3. the elderly, said he was shocked USE FREE-STANDING OR IT’S OUTDOOR fight" against "a faction that just from Rockville United Methodist Church and wound wants to keep on spending. " Reagan would "g o back on his ATTACHED TO YOUR HOUSE CLEANUP commitment definitely and clearly TIME! Asked about the plan’s proposal to limit Social Security cost-of- made before the election to the ARROW Yard Saver living increases to 2 percent a elderly of America." year, which Democrats said vio­ Pepper said he doubted the College union approves contract 4x7 Ft. Storage agreement would survive the lated a campaign pledge not to A Building tamper with the system. Reagan Senate and said it would be fought SAVEOVER CLEARANCE! said: in the House. Bv Susan Vaughn when the previous contract ex­ salary clause saying negotiations ment and retraining. Dunnrowicz "How is adding a 2 percent raise Cyril Brickfield, executive di­ Herald Reporter pired. said negotiating committee will be reopened for the third year said. Those were issues the union 20% 24" Polycontoured each year cutting it?" In the rector of the American Association member Gail Dunnrowicz. who is of the contract. Dunnrowicz said. had fought for throughout the 134.70 Our Entire Stock Of several months of negotiations. RYOBI Lawn and Leaf Rake Our Reg. 169.99 campaign, he said, "they (Demo­ of Retired Persons, said Reagan A proposed ihree-year contract director of counseling at Manches­ "W e are very pleased with the ELECTRIC AND GAS crats) were talking about totally "dishonored his pledge" by ac­ for teachers and administrators at ter Community College. The joint effort of union and manage­ SL Series O u r R e g . 6.49 ...... All frame parts are 100% LEAF BLOWERS canceling it." cepting the cost-of-living reduction state community colleges was teachers' union — the Connecticut ment. " Dunnrowicz said. The Members of the negotiating 4.66 team of the state Board of Trustees Rod and Reel Combination galvanized: has Twin Tone 3 3 . 8 8 to « 2 8 8 Asked what he would do if and Sen Daniel Moynihan. D- approved Thursday by 96 percent Congress oi Community Colleges contract will make the starting of an estimated 400 union members salaries of the community college for Regional'Community Colleges, Perma-Plate XL2® finish. Our Reg. 44.99 to 379.99 Democrats “ beat up on you" for N.Y.. said t)ie agreement — represents between 700 and 800 Multi-Purpose Cavex "breaches an understanding be instructors and administrators which reached the contract accord P accepting the Social Security limit, who voted, a member of the union lull-time (acuity members, admin­ Our Reg. 36.99 Has vertical bracing for 27.76 Thatching Rake strength. Peak 6'10". Choose from famous names like Toro, Reagan said, " I f they do, they'll be tween the president and phe negotiating committee said today istrators. counselors and librar­ competitive with the slate univer­ with the union, could not be Paramount. Bu Reel has graphite body and | iff spool. Choice lying in their teeth as they did in public." The contract, which requires ians at the stale s 12 community sities, she said. But she added. reached for comment today. Wil­ O u r R e g . 1 1 .9 9 ...... (Siz»* approi. AuwmMy rcq.) s to re M ock only, to n y , f«o r of rlght/lefthand retrieve. Matched to lively rod. 8.97 1982" when they used it as an The budget compromise was approval by the slate Legislature colleges. "Overall, we are still behind the liam Vincent, president of Man­ effective campaign issue in the forged to try to bridge the large before it can take effect, includes a The contract calls ior 7 percent stale universities " chester Community College, one of midterm elections. gaps between Reagan's version 7>t! percent pay raise (or 1984-85. pay increases for all union The contract also includes allo­ the management negotiators, was KODAK 2-PACK DISC Deluxe KODAK and that approved by the GOP-led wances (or professional develop­ out of town. THE BLOOD OF SALEI ALL RECORDS AND CASSETTES Reagan said the nearly .SO which is retroactive to last July 1. members for 1985-86 and contains a FILM INCLUDED D isc 8000 percent cut in military spending Senate Budget Committee before ABRAHAM BY THESE BEST-SELLING ARTISTS Camera increases he agreed to would not taking the document to the Senate by Jimmy Carter seriously affect national security, floor. •Bruce Springsteen as he had claimed when submitting Budget director David Stock- LM'i 6 .9 5 ...... 1 1 . 1 6 BLO oboFS •Duran Duran 49.40 the original budget in February. man said, “ This is going to be the Jobless rate stays A comprehensive, educated ABRAHAM Our Reg. 59.70 “ We didn't lower it to the point most difficult imaginable proposi­ appraisal by Jimmy Carter •Hall & Oates With built-in close-up & that had been suggested by some. tion to win in the Senate, so we re of the Middle East situ­ ilMMYl •Madonna normal lenses plus a self- W e've all been in agreement. Yes, going to worry about that right now ation; the most important GWER timer. Features a S-year it is a compromise. There are and move on to the House later. " at 7.3% in March pressure point of today. •Prince Kodak warranty. things that I think were worthwhile Stockman said the Defense De­ •Cyndi Lauper that will not be done now for awhile partment “ satisfied themselves" Bv Dan Carmichael past two months. GOD OF WAR S'Star O Disc Teis Lsns and be delayed, but it will be a they could live with the 3 percent United Press International People in the steel, textiles, •Bryan Adams increase, prompting Reagan to petroleum and leather industries by JohnToiend IGops for Kodak Oise Ciunsni continuing increase and no wea­ •Mick dagger , OurRsg. 14.94... .S.M i pons systems will be slowed down accept it. WASHIN'GON — The unemploy­ also continued to lose their jobs. ment rale remained at 7.3 percent In March, the factory work week Lm'i7.9S....12.56 •Animotion h896 or cut out from the military Limiting the Pentagons in­ H898 . . '5 .9 6 5 .9 6 •Kodak Dfsc Film crease to 3 percent would cut $18..3 in March, the Labor Department rose by half an hour, rebounding The events of World War II 2>Pack, fk^. 4.97.4.33 budget, so that we can honestly say CaantleSase .6.88 •The Power Station ca^wte ssss .6.88 that with this our national security billion off Reagan's $313.7 billion reported today, the same figure as from depressed levels in Febru­ are revealed by Japanese in February. Civilian jobs were the ary. largely due to inclement and American soldiers and tol) capability has not been reduced." request. highest on record but some 8.4 weather. civilians in impeccably Civilian employment totaled accurate accounts. million Americans were still out of work. 107,1 million in March. Reagan discounts "Employment rose markedly in The unemployment rate for most THE SPOILS OF WAR March, and unemployment was groups of people remained virtu­ by Thomas Reming 1 T l . , , unchanged, ” the Labor Depart­ ally unchanged during March. Pub. o f i ment’s Bureau of Labor Statistics 'The unemployment rate for Ust19.9S...... I P . 4 0 spons Nicaragua gripes reported. The reason, it said, was blacks dropped by 1.1 percent in A revealing story of the Civil because the labor market con­ March — to 15.2 percent — but still War and Hs impact on the men 20% OFF tinued to expand in March. remains a serious problem. & women of the North during O F ^ The unemployment rate has The unemployment figures also the tough postwar era. about peace pian remained essentially unchanged showed that in March, 1.3 million A U SOFTWARE TITLES FOR since last fall although it remains people had been without jobs for U SE WITH YOUR COM M ODORE 64 high by historical standards. six months or longer. The median By Ira R. Allen rebel guerrillas. The Marh unemployment figure duration of joblessness was PROOF •COSMI-Forbidden Forest, Rsg. 18.87...... 1 3 .9 7 United Press International Asked again how he could sell the that includes military personnel slightly more than seven weeks, by Dick Francis GUSDORF Audio/Video RCA 19" Diagonal peace plan in the lace ol strong •WNOSCAPE-Pertect Score SAT. Rsg.SS.97...... 4 7 .9 7 Ent«rtalnment Center Cable-Ready Color TV was 7.2 percent — also the same as the statistics showed. WASHINGTON - President Nicarguan opposition. Reagan in February. In January, that The March unemployment rates •MINDSCAPE-KeytxMrd Kadst, Rsg. 34.87...... 2 7 .9 7 11.86 Reagan today brushed off Nicara­ said, " I don’t think they've heard figure was 7.3 percent. Civilian for whites was 6.2 percent — the O ur Reg. 169.87...... Our Reg. 389.97...... $299 A baffling, beguiling thriller •ELECTRONIC ARTS-Or. J & Larry Bird 129.70 gua's rejection of his peace plan, from everybody. Their neighbors employment rose by 430,000 people same as in February. from the author of The OneOnOoe.Hsg.S4.S7...... 2 7 .8 7 Features a spacious storage cabinet with Multi-band tuning up to 127 channels. Has saying. "They don't want to give are going to being leaning on them during the month and "the propor­ Danger.'* A young w ine tambour doors. Has protective glass door on the channelock digital keyboard control, quartz 125 asMMted SS m i p w eie te up the cushy spot that they'vp got also." tion of the civilian population with merchant’a wine taating leads N ot a s m l** In a s elo ras. S o n y, no nlnGheeke right. (TV and components are not included.) crystal tuning, auto color, more. #FKR-485. right now," but added the hope that Earlier today, Secretary ol Slate to a lig u o r sca m , m urder and jobs was the highest ever re­ Nicaragua's Central American George Shultz said Reagan's offer corded," the Labor Department other incidents. neraiQ pnoio oy Pimo neighbors "w ill begin leaning on will remain open despite the early said. Inside Today them" to accept. rejection. Particularly significant job 5 BIRTHRIGHT ■ ^pr^r*.ul. i J At an impromptu news confer­ "W e will keep the offer on the Gospel at MCC gains were seen in the service- table," Shultz said in an interview 20 pages, 2 sections. by Joseph AmisI ence upon his departure from the producing sector of the economy. 8-page tabloid supplement Kuiin White Hou.se for California. Rea­ on ABC’s "Good Morning Amer­ The Rev. Samuel B. Davis, head librarian at Manchester Job gains also were experienced 11.88 gan was asked about Nicaraguan ica" program. "W e hope Nicara­ Community College and pastor of the Way of the Cross in the retail trade and construction ..... Foreign Minister Miguel D'Esco- gua will think it over a little more Advice.— „ —.1 3 Obituaries. The story of a father and Church of Christ in Hartford, addresses a capacity crowd sectors of the economy. But Business . — 20 Opinion __ daughter locked into a contest lo's statement that the administra­ carefully. " manufacturing employment has Classified. . 1&-19 P eop leta lk- for control of Europe’s most tion's call for a cease-fire and In announcing his plan Thurs­ Thursday night at the M CC Gospel Music Festival. Davis been in a slump since last August C o m ic s - . 12 S p o rts . J O S ^ negotiations with the Contra rebels day. Reagan said if il is adopted Entertainment— 10 Television . legendary banking house. was instrumental in organizing the festival seven years — with automobile workers expe­ Lottery _ _ 2 Weather__ the United States will provide amounted to "a declaration of riencing additional layoffs for the war. " money to the Contra rebels only for ago. Story and more pictures on page 13. SHELL GAME "They were saying that before humanitarian purposes for the by Douglas Tsmtan they »?ven heard what the plan next 60 days. GENERAL ELECTRIC was, " Reagan said. " I understand But no matter what happens ....11.88 it. They don't want to give up the after that. Reagan declared. WELSH Winkle Stroller WARING Can Opener WARING Hand Mixer Automatic Shutoff lion ^ Circus unicorns get ASPCA’s goat Two brothers driven apart by cushy spot that they've got right "W e're not going to quit and walk the Cuban revolution and theM' now,” he said, predicting "the aw ay" from the Contras, who are OurRsg.47,99 ...... 3 7 . 8 8 loveof the same woman, lead O w R a g . 13JW...... 10.77 OurRsg. 19.99 ...... 15.70 OurRsg. 64.87 ...... 44.76; people of Nicaragua will be highly fighting to overthrow the leftist Bv William Fitzgerald Kulberg said ASPCA investigators, including features one animal. "W e don't know how or the w orld to the brink o f a Features 3 position seat, swivel Blade aaasmbly nsmovss for easy and 12 speed mixer with fingertip control. Has steam, cky. spray and sslf-olsan I supportive of it. " Sandinistas. 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Modal « F4 40 about Nicaragua and his new and Thursday night, Nicaragua's NEW YO RK — The American Society for the on two occasions on Wednesday. the “ unicorns” as good entertainment and said, budget compromise with Senate Foreign Minister Miguel D’Escoto Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has called for " I had grave concern because where there is “ I can tell you when he appears in what we call Republican leaders, ordered the firm ly rejected the Reagan plan. a boycott of the Ringling Bros, and Barnum smoke, i.e., attempts to block an inspection: the Spectacular, the children in the audience Caldor Picture Perfect engine of his departure helicopter “What President Reagan has Bailey Circus because four animals — billed as there is fire, i.e., cruelty to animals," Kulberg just squeal with delight.” turned off so he could engage in said is 'You drop dead or else I kill "Living Unicorns" — appear to be farm goats said. Kulberg said ASPCA investigators Thursday MANCHESTER VERNON Film Developing questions and answers on the you.’ If you do not cry uncle by with surgically implanted horns. A spokesman for the circus, who asked not to night were finally allowed to examine the 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-City Shopping Center White House South Lawn. June 1 he will continue the war "M y worst fear has apparently been be identified, declined to say whether the animals and believe that the horns were ONE DAY OR FREE!*I He said it was "curious" that in against our people, cotinue to realized." said John Kulberg, president of the "unicorns” were goats, but said they came to surgically implanted. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9:30 PM • CLO SED EASTER SUNDAY • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY *Sm Ptiolo Cl«tk lor Pkkup and Dollvoty Sdwdulo neighboring El Salvador, it was the finance his thugs to murder and ASPCA, on Thursday. “ They have undertaken the circus "m agically." He said it was theoretically possible for government that made a peace kill our people," D'Escoto said on to implant within the skull of the goat a foreign “ The animal arrived at our show in Houston unicorns to exist, “ as mutations with aberrant offer but in Nicaragua it was the ABC’s "Good Morning America," device — a so-called unicorn horn." in July, 1984," he said, referring to the act which horns,” but said the animals he saw were g oa ts.