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ITEM; The airport hotel division is now the fastest- meetings are held at an airport bot^l. Time-consuming and (while I ’ve found this untrustworthy) say growing sector in the entire hotel industry. Occupancy W- trips and expensive taxi fares are eliminated. Hie provide service during the office-hours when it is fill but ^ rates for airport hotels are 15 percent higher than rates Merrlott Corp., pioneer in this segment of the in Tmpossible to get a taxi and impossible ib carry y jl, # .w i MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuea., Feb. 9, 1W2 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Feb. », 1862 wnoNW. I [ raWCMT M T AM tST S' Demolition Police check doesn't hinge gunman’s past >AWW » , J -raMPOwnan . \ j \ NORTH ATTLEBORO, Mass. (U P I)— State and local police hunting a on Center job suspected .terrorist at large after a shootout with troopers at a highway rest u rt WMTHtH POTOeAlT • stop have turned to his radical past and ‘ ‘If they stopped the project at this By Paul Hendrie' point, the town would be faced with associates for clues. Herald Reporter The search for Jaan Laaman, 32, a a fire hazard and a safety hazard,” V rE H P . Convict kills known associate of terror gang suspects Town of ficials and legislators may said Zinsser. “ The state, for a year in the December slaying of a New Jersey have persuaded state Transporta now, has relocated various families state trooper, fobused on communities tion Commissioner J. William Bums from these facilities because they two inmates around North Attleboro: and several Weather to approve funding for demolition of were going to tear them down. I northeast Rhode Island towns across the the Odd Felloujs building, even if pointed out that now, not to tear PETROS, Tenn. (U PI) — Two black border. money for reconstruction of the them down when you have a housing prisoners were shot to death and two But a state police spokesman said •Main and Center streets intersec crisis does not look too good.” others were wounded by one of seven 'f.’ Monday night the investigation would tion is unavailable. A few businesses still remain in white inmates who overpowered guards shift direction and key on Laaman’s “ I think the commissioner . the building, but the residential and overran the, maximum security / “ past associates, former places of Today’s forecast appeared willing to do what we were tenants — including a number of In cellblock at Brushy Mountain State residence” and “ start to trace down requesting, which was that the dochinese families — all have been Snow accumlating 1 to 3 ihches before changings to Prison. Officials today said the rampage leads.” demolition of the buildings be moved. apparently was racially motivated. ’4 ; “ It’s going to take some serious -in rain this afternoon. High temperatures in the mid 80s. funded separately and not have to Officials worry that a vacant, Warden Herman Davis said the gun vestigating,’’ the spokesman said. “ Both Tonight rain may change hack to snow for awhile before wait for construction funds,” Mayor decaying building could attract van man fired 12 to 14 shots with a .25-catiber of them are for the most part transients. ending followed by partial clearing windy and turning Stephen T. Penny said Monday dals, squatters and arsonists. pistol into three (Ufferent cells Monday Laaman- fled at 2 a.m. Sunday colder. Lows in the teens. Wednesday partly sunny win afternoon. “ We’ve already had one fire up night after he and the other white con followinga shootout with police at a rest dy and cold. Highs in the 20s. Light and variable winds Penny attended a meeting with there,” noted Zinsser. victs sawed their way out of their own area on Route 95. becoming northeast around 10 mph this afternoon. Bums Monday morning, along with Zinsser said there is some $13 cells in the prison’s B cellblock and took ' Laaman’s .alleged accomplice, Winds shifting to northwest 15 to 25 mph tonight and con -4 ■' Sen. (jarl A. Zinsser, Rep. Walter H. million in turn-back money four guards hostage. (Kristopher King of Brooklyn, N.Y., was tinuing Wednesday. Joyner, Town Planner Alan F. Lam- available to the state. Less than an hour after the violence arrested and arraigned Monday on two son, Public Works Director George “ All we want is a lousy couple of charges of assault i^th intent to murder. hundred thousand dollars,” he said. began, the white prisoners, some armed UPI photo Kandra and consulting engineer He, pleaded innocent and was jailed with knives, released the guards un Walter Fuss. BOTH PENNY AND ZINSSER where he was questioned by harmed but “ a little shaky” and meekly Extended outlook Zinsser, who arranged the said they got the impression that Massachusetts and New Jersey surrendered. “ They did not offer any Not just for looks meeting, said he too was optimistic. DOT would move quickly to decide authorities.. Ehctended outlook for New England Thursday through resistance,” Davis said. “ I kind of got a good feeling,” said the project’s fate. Zinsser said he The two have been identified as Prison guards made a sweep of the Saturday; Zinsser. “ The indication was that expects there will be a decision Patti Klein covers the ears of Jamaica Querque Adhara, an Afghan, at ^ members of the radical Sam Melville- prison to search for more weapons im MassachuBells, Rhode Island and Connecticuli the dollar amount we were talking sometime this month. Madison Square Garden durlng the 106th annual Westmirtster Kennel Jonathan Jackson Unit, a left-wing mediately after the shootings. Fair weather Thursday. A chance of rain or snow Herald photos by Tarquinlo about for the demolition was not “ If we did not go in there and Club dog show in New York City. The bonnet Isn't just for looks — it revolutionary group believed to be “ During the time the officers were Friday. Fair again Satui^y. Highs in the mid 20s to nriid that much.” make a big stink about it, they headed by Richard Williams, the prime held hostage, one inmate who was armed keeps the dog’s ears out of its food bowl. ..l 30s. Lows in the teens to mid 20s. (Above) Valerie DeQuattro holds a sugar and creamer while (DOT) would think the people in suspect in the Dec. 21 slaying of New FUNDING FOR THE project — shot four black inmates,” said John • Vermont: Fair Thursday, a chance of flurries Manchester are not interested,” Jersey state police officer Philip Almee Gee adds, a lump of sugar to her tea. (Right) Philip to remove the comer buildings and Parish, spokesman for Gov. Lamar Friday, fair Saturday; high in the mid teens to mid 20s said Zinsser. “ We are very in Lamonaco Dec. 21. Davey adds bolllrig water to a tea pot. realign the intersection — now is in Alexander. “ Two were killed and two Thursday and Saturday and 20s to low 30s Friday, low 10 terested in this.” The shootout began when one man doubt, due to a shortage of were wounded.” Troops rescue kidnap victim below north to 10 above south, except teens Friday. Although the state gave the Main The seven white prisoners were put in jumped out of a station wagon parked at ’ Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Thursday. (Kance of Interstate trade-in money, which was to have paid for the work. and Center streets project a first the prison control unit, and the two in MANILA, Philippines (U P I) — Crack government troops who raided the kid a rest area and fired at two approaching rain or snow south and snow north Friday. Saturday The trade-in money is unused priority rating, William Ginter, jured inmates were reported in stable Philippine troops stormed a communist nappers’ hideout in the rebelinfested troopers. No one was injured as Laaman chance of flurries north and clearing south. Daily highs Fourth graders enjoy it Interstate highway allocations that chief engineer of municipal services condition at Oak Ridge Hospital, each mountain hideout and rescued sportsman Sierra Madre, 56 miles east of the allegedly fired five times and the in the upper 20s north and mid 30s south turning colder are returned to the states for use on for the DOT highway bureau, said with multiple gunshot wounds above the Tomas Manotoc, .who apologized to capital. troopers returned four or five shots. Saturday. Overnight lows in the single numbers north to other road projects. last week the shortage of money has waist. Dr. Bruce Irwin said, “ They’ll all President Ferdinand Marcos today for The kidnappers managed to escape teens and low 20s south. Town officials were concerned forced the department to reorder its probably be OK.” his having been implicated in the 43-day after a firefight with special forces. that the state would scrap the whole priorities. Although Davis said he knew of no abduction. Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile Metric switch tea party project, leaving the nearly unoc He said there are many more first motive for the shootings, prison Manotoc, who secretly married the said. Official media reports earlier said Students have cupied buildings as a dangerous priority projects ready to go than spokeswoman Kay Bradshaw said, “ It president’s eldest daughter less than a several of the kidnappers were killed in a is pushed eyesore. there are funds. looks like it was a racial thing.” month before his Dec. 29 kidnapping, fierce battle. stractlons, warming the teapot first, adding the made the apology at a nationally Manotoc told the news conference he Long Island Sound By Nancy Thompson loose tea, a “ dab of salt and a pinch of sugar” , televised news conference after his was kidnapped by five communist WASHINGTON (U P I) - The United Herald Reporter Long Island Sound from Watch Hill, R.I., to Mon- and finally boiling water. rescue. guerrillas who kept him blindfolded States is the last industrial power to lauk Point, N.Y.: A gale warning in effect this after Tea for 24 made up in enlightenment for what “ I understand that many names have much of the time, but allowed him to cling to the inch and pound as units of “ The most important thing is that the water is Brigades hit noon and tonight. South to southeast winds increasing to is lacked in intimacy for students at Highland been maligned and that your honor hds read a book on the teachings of Mao Tse- measure, but already most of its big boiling and the teapot is warm,” Davey said. 20 to 35 knots this afternoon. Winds shifting to the Park School Friday. tung. companies are selling products to metric “ Then we have to wait. You must let it brew, Cummings has been questioned,” Manotoc said, reading northwest at 20 to 35 knots early tonight and continuingv The students, members of Theresa Zarbo’s fou arms depot from a letter to Marcos, ‘"rhis I would “ The first three days were basically specifications .pr with metric labels. otherwise it won’t bring out the flavor through Wednesday. Rain this afternoon, ending early th grade class, were served a traditional after want to rectify for the sake of the coun rough,” Manotoc said. “ I was hand In the face of President Reagan’s properly.” tonight. Some clearing late tonight. Fair Wednesday. noon tea by some of the parents who have CASERTA, Italy (U PI) — Terrorists try and the Filipino people which you cuffed behind my back, didn’t have a proposal to eliminate the U.S. Metric The tea was served in bone china cups, mixed Visibility 1 to 3 miles today, occasionally below 1 mile in British backgrounds. identifying themselves as members of lead.” ^ place to lie down, fed basically with wet Board, congressional defenders of the with milk and sugar lumps. precipitation. Visibility Over 5 -iQiles WedqoHlay. “ Some of the simpler things in life, such as sit Presidential spokesman Adrian rice. As time went by, they started in system are mobilizing to save- the in The children expressed unanimous apprecia the Red Brigades broke into an Italian Average Wave heists, increasing to 5 to8 feettUS after ting down, all dressed up, for a freshly brewed tentative plan army weapons depot early today, dis Cristobal said Marcos was “ relieved” doctrination, teaching me with their dependent agency and pushfor voluntary tion for the tea and treats.. noon adlTil&iiidit. cup of tea, with small tru ts of various foods, Manotoc had been rescued Monday by a beliefs.” metric conversion in America; “ It’s yummy,” said Aimee Gee. armed 13 military guards and got away can be much fun and we shoutd realize they can squad of special forces from military in Manotoc was kidnapped Dec. 29 short Reagan’s 1983 budget proposal “ I like it,” said David Campbell. “ I think with a large quantity of arms, police bring us great pleasure and relaxation,” telligence. ly after dining with Maria Imelda Mar eliminates $2 million for the board coffee’s too strong. I think tea has a delicate said. Maureen Campbell told the class. Manotoc, 32, looked pale and haggard cos, 26, he had secretly married in shying, “ The board has accomplished its taste.” Officers said the attack was staged by The class, dressed in their best clothes and three or four masked men who were barely 24 hours after his rescue by Arlington, Va., Dec. 4. mission to familiarize the public'with the to remap town displaying manners to match, seemed to agree David, who drinks tea at home “ out of a mug helped by accomplices outside the metric system. Voluntary metrication will continue through market Lottery with Mrs. Campbell. All expressed appreciation on a cold day after school,” said the tea tastes military barracks. for the finely-brewed tea, although some said better out of a bone china cup, accompanied by No injuries were reported. adjustments.” By Paul Hendrie Attempt to save airline fails Without a timetable for voluntary con they preferred the food — a smorgasbord of ceremony and cakes. Herald Reporter The attack occurred at the Pica finger foods including scones, muffins, military barracks in the nearby town of version and with no cleir government cucumber sandwiches, Irish soda bread, petit CAROLINE Q U IR K ENJOYED the food. Democratic Town Chairman Santa Maria Capua Vetere, officers said. LONDON (U P I) — A last-minute Laker’s profitable package holiday signal on the sUdteh, suiporters of the Numbers drawn in New New Hampshire Mon fours, shortbread cakes, cream puffs, fruit “ There were English goodies I ’ve never had,” Theeodore R. Cummings on They said the attackers overpowered the attempt by a Canadian bank to krap Sir operations, Arrowsmith and Laker board said Monday, industry will con England Monday; day; 9969. tarts, and more. she said. “ They were good.” Thursday night will bring a ten 13 guards one by one, then locked them in Freddie Laker’s operations intact Travel, within 48 hours. tinue to operate inefficiently under a Connecticut daily; 574. Rhode Island daily; 8687. Hannah McKenzie drinks tea at home but said Before the children could partake of the tative plan for new town voting dis a vacant storage room before removing collapsed and the administrators of his After that he would seek buyers for dual system. Maine daily ; 746. Vermont daily; 479. it was “ much better this way.” What does she goodies, however, they were given a history of trict lines to his town committe submachine guns and other weapons bankrupt Laker Airways turned today to Laker’s Skytrain, 11 DC-lOs and three The cost “ goes into many billions of New Hampshire Sunday; Massachusetts daily: like about tea? “ It just tastes good.” tea and the ceremony which accompanies the executive board. from the arms storage shed. selling off the business piece by piece. Airbuses. ’Their value was estimated at dollars by which the United States will 6272. 0982. Jad DeQuattro, whose mother, Valerie, helped British meal of that name by Mrs. (Campbell. But it will be a while before the Police said the attackers apparently Orion Royal Bank, a subsidiary of the around $376 million pounds but aviation be benefited if we go about (conversion) serve the tea, said the tea was better than usual. rest of us see the plan, which would had accomplices waiting for them out Royal Bank of Canada, said it thought it sources said they may sell well below in an orderly way,” said l^n.-Claiborne TH E CEREMONY WAS presented in connec “ It just tast^ better,” he said. create 12 districts, instead of the side the barracks wall to load the could have raised the $65 million needed value because of the weak market for Pell, D-R.I., in testimony before a.House tion with the class study of the New England Chris Davey, whose parents helped served the current 10. weapons in a truck and drive them away. to rescue the airline but “ recapitaliza secondhand aircraft. technology subcommittee. states. Tea was an important part of the tea, was the only child who said he usually “ We will offer a first plan to the They said the attackers identified tion of Laker Ajrways is impossible in Appearing in public Monday for the Pell said the metric movement suf % colonists’ lives — as evidenced by the Boston drinks tea out of bone china cups. He can’t make executive board, because I want as members of the Red the time available.” first time since his business was fered from “ a dreadful public relations Tea Party. "ITie ceremtmy of b r e w ^ the tea to tea the way his father does — although he said everybody to have a chance to see it as they tied up the military Bill Mackey, the receiver trying to declared bankrupt Friday, Laker told error” when speed limit signs were tem perfection and sitting down at specific times to he’d like to learn — but added, “ I don’t think it’ll and ask all the questions in the guards and locked them in the storage regain the $376 million owed Laker’s reporters he was “ overwhelmed” by the porarily converted several years ago Almanac enjoy it is one that fell by the wayside in be that hard.” world, and the plan will be better for room. creditors, was expected to sell off spontaneous fund-raising drives before the public could be educated. America, althou^ it is practiced in England, The bone china was a matter of some concern it,” Cummings said Monday. Scotihnd and'other countries. for Mrs. Zarbo, but it all went well. If the executive board likes the In contrast to Friday’s elaborate- “ I was a little nervous about the china, but plan, Cummings said the entire By United Press International prepsrations, Matthew Epstein observed that they’ve been very good,” she said. “ I think the Democratic Town Committee will Today is Tuesday, Feb.'O, the 40tb day of 1982 with 325 when he wants tea at home " I just go, “Mom, formality helped. Everything wds very formally be asked to approve it, at a meeting Peopletalh to follow. Av'- , served. The children got dressed formally and it tentatively scheduled for Feb. 25. make me some tea’.” The moon is full. The tea for Friday’s party was brewed by has helped them be well-mannered.” Since a March 2 town committee Erika Bann adds a creampuff to her Matt Gordon commented, “ I think it was good THEODORE CUMMINGS The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter platq of goodies at a tea party at Philip Davey, who was bom in England and primary would have been held had c a lM his parents there to check on his tea because I hardly ever have food like that. The ... seeking support and Saturn. Highland Park School Friday. there been challeneges to the Olivia’s inspiration There is no evening star. brewing method. He followed a strict set of in- tea was the best I ever tasted.” February party caucus results, the Those bom on this date are under die sign of Aquarius. new town fixtmmittee does not take districts, approved last summer by Olivia Newton-John, 33, says new beau Matt Lat- William Henry Harrison, ninth president of the United office officially until March. But the General Assembly, cross some tanzi, 23, inspired the title of her Monday night TV States, was bom Feb. 9, 1773. since no challenges have been filed, voting distiricts. special, ‘‘Let’s Get Physical” as well as her hit On this date in history; Cummings said the town-committee Cummings has said the number of album “ Physical.” In 1825, the U.S. House of Representatives elected Board bows to PTA, raises budget members elect will meet on Feb. 25. districts would be increased from 10 She says in People magazine actor-dancer Lat- John ()uincy Adams as president. No candidate in the “ We want complete town com to 12 so the districts would be almost tanzi “ improved and changed” her life because he’s 1824, election had received the necessary majority. mittee support before we present it equal in size and polling places “ so outdoorsy. He runs, swims, hikes, and likes to mittee, Geoffry Naab requested a to anybody else,” said Cummings. would be more convenient. In 1950, Wisconsin Sen. Joseph McCarthy charged the By Nancy Thompson Bentley, the school which was and ^finance committee, go camping. We thought ‘Physical’ was a great title recommended the budget increase reduction in the number of teaching If the town committee approves He claimed district lines are being U.S. State Department was infested with Communists. Herald Reporter named Monday, the board originally because of the keep-fit craze that is going on.” In 1971, 64 people were killed when an eardiqnake had planned to cut 9,5 positions. in an amendment to the budget mo positions cut, additional aides in the new voting district plan, Cum drawn without considering the party schools which receive students from affiliation of registered voters in Nevertheless, at least one radio station has shook Los Angeles. The Board of Education ra is ^ its With the reinstotement of two tion. mings said it would then be a school closing, funding for all each new district. banned the album because of its allegedly sexy, In 1981, Poland’s Connununist party ousted Jozef 1982-83 budget request by $68,500 positions, that number becomes 7.5. Board metnber Nicholas J. Costa presented to the Republicans —to positions in the remedial reading suggestive lyrics. Pinkowfski as premier and named Defense Minister before unanimously adopting the The action is a response to agreed with the move. “ I look upon get their comments — and then to Republican Town . Chairman Cur program, and addition of a full-time Wojclech Jaruzelski to replace him. budget Monday. criUcism by the Parent-Teacher the present budget as a no-grorkh, the Board of Directors, probably In tis M- Smith has said the GOP could elementary music teacher. The increase is slated to pay for Association and individual parents bare-bones budget,” (Ksta said. “ I March. go along with the 12 district plan, James Sarles of Hudson Street Beethoven I A thought for the .day; American President William the reinstatement of teaching who said at Monday’s meeting and fear that tends to .reinforce a New voting district lines are provided it really is drawn without alsb criticized the proposed budget. Henry Harrison said, “ A decent and manly examination positions that, were cut in the at a budget hearing last wedc that neiptUve image in the public. required, because new legislative Democratic political gain in mind. A deaf cat named Beethoven has won an audition of the acts of government should be not only tolerated proposed budget — 1.5 positions in the proposed $19.9 million budget “ I feel now is the time for us, the over 136 other felines to perform with actress “ I T H IN K IT ’S currently on the but encouraged.” the remedial reading program, was too low and would not maintain members of the Board of Education, Diana Rigg in the musical “ Colette,” which has its low ehd of the scale,” Sarles said. “ I / previously funded by state and the quality of education. to inform ihe Board of Directors wonder when it comes time to hack world premiere in Seattle this week. Assistant fedo-al grants, and two elementary The total budget adcqtted by the that budgetary needs should deter producer . away at it what items you are going teadiing positions, scheduled to be Board of Education Monday is $20,- mine the monetary requirement, Man charged in fracas David (Campbell said, “ Beethoven is lovely; he’s to. lose.” OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN SPIRO T. AGNEW COUNT BASIE cut because of a school closing. 018,493, an 8.21 percent increase and not the reverse.” very docile and friendly, very quiet, and he’s deaf iiiutrijFfitpr Hpraid Sarles noted that the Board of ... beau was Inspiration Should he repay bribes? ... to be honored over this year’s budget. In adding the two items, the Board A MantAester man was arrested so he won’t be startled on ptage by unexpected The board bad planned to cut Directors has historically reduced Biackney was released on a some teaching positions with the of Education gave the PTA two of Saturday morning and charged with written promise to appear in court noises.” Official Manoheetor Newspaper BOARD MEMBER JOSEPH V. the education buijget before ap closing of any school. By closing four items it requested. Speaking breach of peace after he allegedly Feb. 22. Beethoven, longhaired, blue-eyed and snow A decision in the case is pot expected for several day in the first of five concerts presenting ajl nine CAMPOSEO, head of the personnel proving it. U8P8.327-600 y o L . Cl, No. 110 for the PTA budget study com- broke the glass in a door at a local white, will be picked up each day and chauffeured months, and whichever side loses is expected to Beethoven symphonies and the violin concerto. “ It seems a little bit low, especial bank following an argument with the by limousine to the 5th Avenue Theater. appeal. Agnew did not attend the hour-long hearing. Published dslly except Surtdey Suogeeted csrrier ratee ere ly when you know some kinds of cuts Air quality reoprt *’?**'**''* **’• '•••hly, $5.12 lor one are going to cpme,” Sarles said. “ I assistant manager. to Basie With love M snche^ PubSshlng Co., 16 month, $15.35 lor three m o t^ Officials of the bank, Connecticut HARTFORD (U P I) - The state Brelnsrd Plsce, M tnohetter. $30.70 lor six months and $61,40 think it’s (education) the one com Four teachers quit jobs Bank h Trust at 354 West Middle Department of Environmental Count Basie will be honored March 7 at an all-star Conn. 06040. Second ctaas lor one year. Mall ratas are modity we have to offer the world Agnew payback Beethoven II Turnpike, called police and gave a Protection forecast moderate air benefit show at New York’s Radio City Music HaU, and we shouldn’t slaughter it like we ffp08?ilt8TEB*8SS?Sd; . quality for today in Bridgeport, A Maryland assistant district attorney says Daniel Barenboim, Argentinian-born pianist and- The Board of Education accepted year. the understanding that they will res slaughter everything else here.” description of tte accused’s car “To Basie With Love.” Hartford, New Haven and Stamford former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew should be conductor, received the third annual Beethoven H'Ta?S‘T o % * 2 r’? ? r Toptaceaolasamedordlaplay the resignations of four teachers Two teachers, now on maternity cind it if a part-time elementary after he broke the glass and leR the Entertainers; apart from Basle and his Sanohiter'cwi'n MOM *®’ ’ or to raport a forced to repay to the state thousands of dollars he Society Medal Monday n l^ t during the intermis Manonaaiar, conn. 00040. neea Ham. story or pIcturrideiL Meaxlay, including one with 23 years leave of absence, also submitted position, for which she is certified bank. and good air quality for the rest of orchestra, will include Stevie' Wonder, Dionne Now you know Connecticut. allegedly took as bribes. sion of an all-Beethoven concert at New York’s experience. their resignations. Carol A. Longo, a and qualified, becomes open in the Police stopped the inan, Brian J. Warwick, Wayne Newton, Quincy Jones, Joe TO M rbecrl^r;; to report a The DEP reported the same air Diana Motz urged the Maryland Court of Special Carnegie Hall. hub board agreed to give special grade one teadier at Bowers StAool, school system before September. The largest marching band— 1,976 Biackney, 32, of 29 Nike C3^e, as he Williams^ Oscar Peterson and the tap-dancing djll^probta m -call 647-0046. fhJSigh'?^'^. * quality conditions on Tuesday. Appeals in -Annapolis to uphold a court rulinig last Barenboim was cited lor his “ distinguished ser OWce hours are 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 _____ reccgnltloD to Wilbur O. Matbeny, and Marian Casalino, a grade five musicians and 54 drill majors, flag was driving oh Pine Street. Ct^setics. Gerald C. Fournier, a science April which ordered Agnew to rep w the state $147,- vice to the world of music and-the creative spirit of p.m. Monday through Friday and The Manohastar MaraM Je'a who has been a science teacher at teacher at Robertson, b ( ^ left the bearers and directors — marched 12 Biackney told police he had had an ’ihe show, organized by the BUck Music Associa teacher at Bennet Junior High 500 in kickbacks he alle^edly’'^soliclted from Ludwig van Beethoven.” 7 to to a.m. Saturday. DMIyery subscriber to Unittd Ptaaa Mac. B m ^ J u n io r High School since' school system. miles down Pennsylvania Ave., argument with the bank’s assistant tion, will be used to set up a Black Music Associa should bo mode by 5 p,m. Mon. naUonal nesra sarvloio and ffa SdiM l since 1971, also resigned, President Woodrow Wilson was an Barenboim currently is music Erector of the 1968. His r in l^ tio n was submitted Mrs. Casalino expressed an in Washington, D.C. in President manager and slammed two glass highway contractors between 1968 and 1972, plus tion Foundation to further the careers and progress day through Friday and by 7fl0 member of the Audit iiiraW i nr effective immediately. Fournier is avid golfer. He used to play in the Orchestra of Paris, which he was conducting Mon •m. Saturday. CtreubdlOM. for- retirement reasons. Matheny terest in working part time. The Nixon’s second inaugural parade in doors as be left the bank. One of the $101,235 in interest. of black musicians. on medical leave 4f absence. snow with golf balls painted red. Winiretir^ at the end of the sdutol board accepted h ^ resignation with 1973. doon broke. «t 'fw itr--* MANCHESTER IffiRALD. Tues.. Feb. », 19K — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Editor ; OPINION AlexQlrelll, City Editor; on economic distress Jack DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) — progress.” program and painting what he Andersoir President Reagan stumped the The president, his rhetoric in-' called “ the broad outlines” of his Our Salvadoran policy backfires Midwest today on behalf of his creasingly combative, seized the “ New Federalism” government Washington -i besieged domestic policy, asking for offensive against critics of his $757.6 decentralization idea proposed last Merry-Oo-Round ” public patience and declaring the billion 1983 budget that seeks a $16 month in the State of the Union ad a good part of the Salvadoran Air asserted by the Post. That nation is “ at least approaching the billion increase in defense spending, To absolutely no one’s sur dress. animal died wheh the military bend” in Its long tunnel of economic but sharp cuts in funding for social prise, President Reagan has Force, included five of 14 It is a $50 billion idea not purged its reformist members. distress. programs. given the government in El American helicopters on loan. It scheduled to go into effect until 1984 ■was a totally surprise assault The junta is now the creature of " I ’m not here to promise Following his remarks, Reagan if passed by Ckmgress. Salvador a passing grade in miracles,” he said in prepared was to go to Indianapolis and make Donald Qraff that recalls, guerrilla tactics the right-wing generals. Rather In the Iowa capital, the president human rights. remarks to the Iowa Legislature. another speech to le ^ la to rs urging during the Vietnam War. than pressuring them to change offered a message of hope and con- He did so under terms of the Mobil, “ But I believe we can promise support for his economic recovery It's not the only such echo. In their ways, continuing American fidenee mixed with a sober assess aid program approved by aid reassures them that they ment of the country’s difficulties. Congress last December, which Syndicated Columnist San Salvador, the junta and the need not. requires him to evaluate American Embassy continue to legislator ' “ Our country is at a turning Washington is backing yet point,” Reagan declared. “W e have periodically the military- score paper advances against the another wrong horse in Latin Experts predicting lived-too long by the maxims of past dominated junta’s performance. guerrillas and to claim that the country is effectively under America— and raising the stakes decades, lost in a jungle of govern Should he at any point flunk the junta, the honest response is not Entering Mozote a month battling ment bureaucracy, ^ ^ le d in its government control. as with each stumble. It is generals, $25 million worth of to say the junta is — surprise —' laier, Alma Guillermoprieto web of programs and regulations.” , . IIPI btioto But outside the capital, on the driving the Salvadoran opposi military aid and $40 million in beset and fiawed, but rather to reports, "the overwhelming in “ We have much to do before we President Reagan, defending his new Monday, pledged his safety net for social first-hand testimony of Post and tion, initially a hroad front more fiscal gloom economic assistance would be will see the light,” said the presi-. budget in a speech in Bloomington, Minn., programs “is stiii there." make the case that it’s accep itial impression was of the sick ranging from dissident Christian WASHINGTON — It isn’t o f ^ other reporters who have visited dent. , cut off. table to the United States if El ly, sweet smell of decomposing Democrats through several that a congressional leader and a ’The Washington Post, which Salvador goes the Cuban way.” the areas, the guerrillas are in “ But I think we are at least ap bodies.” shades of radicals to hard-line corporate tycoon wind up snarling ab By Elaine S. Povich said Newton Zinder, senior vice has not had many favorable The Post is wrong. The reasons From authorities in San. command of large regions and proaching the bend in the tunnel.” Marxists, increasingly into the each other in public. The usuat United Press International president at E.F. Hutton & Co. words for this president’s perfor are to be found on its own news Saivador, there has come a their military capabilities are ob President, speaker tee off Economists for. the American Reagan scoffed at “pundits in, viously growing, to the point that control of the last. procedure is for thqir aides to get mance, is on his side for a pages in the dispatches of its own deniai of miiitary responsibiiity President Reagan’s proposed Enterprise Institute agreed the Washington” who belittle his “ New they can mount a successful at It is not preventing £1 Salvador together on the sly and work things, change. It believes he did the correspondents on the scene. and an attempt to finger the budget is causing a storm of debate deficit is too large, but disagreed on Federalism” and its premise in tack on a key military installa from going down the Communist out to ntutuai satisfaction. “ right and necessary thing’ ’ and From Mozote, near the Hon guerrillas. WMtever weapons on Capitol Hill and drawing predic how to deflate it.- - dividual states will be as willing to drain but making it inevitable But when you have two guys like, criticizes Congress for forcing duran border, they report the the latter may be receiving from tion on the outskirts of the capital tions of more fiscal gloom from a pay for social services as the over proposed budget cuts that it'w ill do so. Unless, the Mobil Oil’s chief execuUve William; think tank of conservative Rudolph Penner said he would go him to jump a hurdle in doing so. aftermath of a ^Ivadoran army their Cuban friends, not even the itself. government in Washington. Cuban way being totally unaccep Tavoulareas and House Energy and economists. after the two big^ areas Reagan As the Post sees it in a curious operation in December. The U.S. State Department is yet Meanwhile, the Salvadoran table, policy makers grit their Commerce Chairman John Dingell, The budget proposal, which deliberately proposes not to cut — “ Washington D.C. has no comer ly reasoned editorial for that military directs its fire primarily defense spending and a record Reagan, while signing the budget, targets were guerrillas but the saying helicopters are included. projects a record deficit of $91.5 Social Security and defense. on compassion or wisdom or By Helen Thomas at civilians, driving what may teeth and make what eventually D-Micb., all beU are off. ; deficit of $91.5 billion. responded: ’’I’m giving him 9 liberal thunderer, the United victims were severai hundred So much for human rights, billion next year, ’would keep in Herbert Stein, chairman of Presi morality,” Reagan said, in a phrase UPI White House Reporter originally have been an apolitical will be their only remaining These two antagonists have been; O’Neill, along with other con economics lessons as fast as I can.” States under two presidents has civilians. According to survivors, Salvadoran style. terest rates up and slow economic dent Nixon’s Council of Economic reminiscent of his campaign. population increasingly into the choice — committing U.S. forces locked in mortal combat slnde 1879.^ WASHINGTON — President gressional leaders, met privately O'Neill said the president “ went had no choice in El Salvador but troops arrived in helicopters, Meanwhile, Christopher expansion, economists from the Advisers, said cutting defense woUld The trip was the first for Reagan to the battle. pingell started the feud by ac- Reagan and House Speaker Thomas with Reagan Monday to discuss the with the old hackneyed expressions to adopt a “ grit-your-teeth herded men, women and children Dickey details in a front-page ranks of the rebels. American Enterprise Institute told be a “ terrible mistake — I hope we since introduction of his austere Would that be acceptable to the accusing the Mobil Oil president of O’Neill teed off in the Oval Office proposal, which the speaker and stories he tells about the woman policy” : into the church square and report the guerrilla attack on The United States is not i Washington lunch Monday. will not have. to bargain off the budget blueprint and his “ New Post? To the United States? over proposed budget cuts and criticized and the president up in Westchester who makes $75,- backing a reformist junta, as •helping his son, Peter Tavoulareas, ' On Capitol Hill, Reagan’s Federalism” — a program that calls “ For people who can’t take the massacred them. Ilopango air base that destroyed strength of our country against the afterward clashed over who is defended. 000 a ydar and her child is a student create and operate the Atlas, proposed fiscal 1983 budget of $757.6 size of the deficit.” for states to assume control of 43 closer to the country club set. House Democratic leader Jim on the free lunch program. I^ritim e Company without telling; billion drew groans from both William Feliner, another member programs currently run and paid fo r , Wright of Texas termed the Reagan- ’’’Well,’ 1 said, ’Mr. President it Mobil stockholders about it. ’ “ The truth of it is, yes, I believe Democrats and Republicans, who of the council during the Nixon-Ford by the federal government. O'Neill discussion a "lengthy dis can’t happen,” ' O’Neill said. “ I told seemed determined to alter it he has forgotten his roots, and he Tbe elder Tavoulareas, a hard^ years, favored raising taxes on con Monday night, Reagan addressed agreement” rather than a full- him 1 visited my own schools at because of the fat deficit. has associated with the country club An editorial driving, ruddy-faced, diminutive sumer goods. a fund-raiser in Bloomington, Minn., fledged fight. home. 1 found out that in The deficit worries spread to Wall style of people who love to say ‘you man with a griddle-hot temper,^ and lambasted critics of his plan. Massachusetts 640,000 who were In another congressional debate know Social Security is wrong,’’’ " I don’t think you could call it an traced news leaks of his son’s l^treet where prices plunged to their given school lunches last year don’t Monday, defenders of the metric O’Neill said following Monday's lowest point this year. He warned an audielice of some 1,- argument,” Wright said, adding, qualify this year. alleged misbehavior to Dingell. In a system argued Reagan’s proposal to what is Haig "The Dow Jones industrial 800 supporters of Sen. David confrontation. "the president did not yield at all.” Reminded of his defeat at fury, Tavoulareas marched into the abandon voluntary conversion ef average, a 4-point winner Friday, Durenberger, R-Minn., “ in the days “ I know Tip says I associate with ' Reagan did, however, go on the Reagan’s hands in last year’s budget congressman’s office and demanded, dived 17.60 points to 833.42, its forts would wind up costing more ahead you’re going to be submerged the country club crowd,” Reagan defense after O'Neill left. While battles, O’Neill smiled and said: a written apology — written, that Isy lowest point since it hit 832.95 on than its saves while also hurting in demogoguery about the 1983 replied. “ Well, I have only played signing the budget blueprint to be "Oh, it’s going to be a more in ing to say? at Mobil headquarters. :: Oct. 29, 1981. trade. • budget.” golf once since 1 have been president sent to Congress, he said, “ It is not teresting year this year.” Dingell is an unreconstructed cur true it is balanced on the backs of The New York Stock Exchange in- The administration’s 1983 budget "A ll kinds of horror stories about and he is an inveterate golfer and 1 Despite their differences, O’Neill the needy.” mudgeon, with a quarter of a centufjr ■ ^ fell 1.47 to 86.32 and the price of proposal would eliminate $2 million the people that are going to be am sure he must have to go to a returned to the White House later in of congressional brawling behind an average share decreased 62 country club to play golf.” Maybe Secretary of State effect, at the very core of United for the 7-yearold U.S. Metric Board, thrown out in the snow” will abound, O’Neill, following the presidential the day to attend a luncheon that him. He is not about to intimidated; cents. he said. The socalled “ safety net” o f In his proposed budget, Reagan briefing, told reporters that Reagan Reagan hosted for the National Alexander M. Haig Jr. should be States hemispheric interests. an independent agency charged with therefore, by a fed-faced oil ^ “ The budget deficit is spooking assisting the public on metric con programs to aid the truly needy will calls for cuts for major cuts in did not reveal “ a damned thing that Hockey League and the National accompanied by a translator The history of the region, of the noth the bond and stock markets,” social programs, a big jump in executive. version. remain intact, Reagan said. I didn’t already know.” Football League’s All-Star players. wherever he goes — even when disputes in the region, in no way F For two years, the two tigers have parallels the anguish and the he is talking with other English- been claWing at each other — with ambiguities associated with speaking people. neither gaining any visible advanr There is something almost Southeast Asia, starting with the tage. Last Nov. JO, Tavoulareak comical about Haig’s verbal French, the North-South demar wrote Dingell:“ “ After.newly“two Chinese purge fakes on rnassive proportions gymnastics, his love of the cation question and the internal years involving meetings and letters ponderous abstraction, the debates associated with who between us, I have reluctantly come one larget, Deng’s drive to departments. cadres in offices controlled directly believed their political orientation impressive-sounding but ul were the true proponents of to the following conclusion: That I- PEKING (U P I) — Vice Chairman The Peking Daily newspaper reported the arrest of another Com streamline the bloated bureaucracy ’The newspaper, considered a by the provincial party committee also marked them as targets. E >Deng Xiaoping’s purge of leftists, timately mystifying syntax that social justice.” you in your capacity as a member of „coiTupt officials and bureaucrats munist Party member, this one a and eliminate holdovers shaped up semi-official source of information and government will go to factories Now, a quick quiz. What is the the House of Representatives have to gain first-hand experience,” Han Disciplinary actions so far have tends to convey different ^began. taking on massive propor- factory official in Peking who to affect hundreds of thousands of because of its access to Chinese of deliberately misled a citizen who been reported in half a dozen meanings to different listeners. “ this” that is, in Haig’s opinion, "iions today with'reports hundreds of engaged in a kickback scheme that people. ficials, said the “ simplification” said. was rightfully trying to defend hjs Another sign of the possible scale provinces and diplomats say they Take, for example, his answer challenging the character and ’'thousands of. officials will be sacked cost the state more than $65,000. “ The purge has hardly begun, but would cut the number of govern reputation ... ” of Deng’s purge came in a radio expect the corruption cases to begin political orientation pf the or sent to factories. More than 50 people have been it seems it is going to be quite ment units by half. to a question posed the other day broadcast from Hebei province, far dragging in officials of the central ^ — The Tavoulareas letter then made Deng, 77, had not appeared in reported arrested or expelled from drastic,” a Third World diplomat Provincial governments also by the New York Times. Haig Southern Hemisphere? What are to the north of Hubei, saying 50,000 bureaucracy in Peking as well. a series of erroneous accusations '.public for four weeks but diplomats the party within the past 10 days. said. faced similar major surgery. Hubei “ traditional hemispheric incompetent teachers had been dis was asked if the U.S. risks get b' against one of Dingell’s aides, Peter .agreed his campaign to revamp “ We are like swallows building The pro-Peking Ta Kung Pao province party boss Han Ningfu was ’THeH rr O M s l Ko Write HUMAN8«.M3 MoRe HUMAN ^?GHT8 VioUnoNS, missed there in recent months. “ One gets the impression they ting into a “ no-win, Vietnam values” ? Stockton — allegations that wefe ^CMna’s ruling structure was gaining our nests in a socialist edifice newspaper of Hong Kong reported quoted as saying a “ rectification, reform and disposal” process had The broadcast said the teachers (Deng and his allies) are situation” in El Salvador, as Does he mean to say that subsequently fed to The New Yofk ..■momentum. whereas they (corrupt officials) are one-third of China’s central govern got their jobs during the 1966-76 accelerating the plan,” one Western Nicaragua is a totalitarian “ The man is in charge and his damaging this edifice like rats ment personnel — about 200,000 peo begun in his province. some critics of our role there Times. As a sort of peroration, cultural revolution and were un diplomat said. /’’They are serious !.ix)llcies are being carried out,” one digging holes,” the newspaper said. ple — would be eliminated through “ It is decided by the provincial have charged. militaristic puppet of Cuba and Tavoulareas chastised Dingell by qualified. but some diplomats about it. .';West European diplomat said. Although corrupt officials were mergers of ministries and party committee onethird of the “ I think the Central American the Soviet Union, or only that it ' saying: “ Finally, you sqid that you case is very, very different,” is in danger of becoming such a would admit being wrong if I were replied Haig. “ This is a profound country? cleared by the SEC. This has now occurred, as you know, but I bam challenge to the security of our What does “in that sense” Open forum / Readers' views Von Bulow servants testify had no word from you.” , hemisphere, to the whole mean? What are the “am It turns out that Tavoulareas character of the Southern biguities” ? Does he mean that Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 wasn’t exactly “ cleared” by the the Nicaraguan regim e is sub Hemisphere, its political orien ■ SEC. Internal documents uncovered Sunny wasn't given alcohol servient to the Soviets but the tation and its compatibility with by my associate Tony CSpaccio traditional hemispheric values. Hanoi regime that we fought in show that the SEC failed to act dn government idealistically. I respect And yet there is a void in my life. We are talking about the crea Vietnam wasn’t? Or does “ in the allegations concerning NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - The The defense contends it was not Ripa added that he checked his Infallible? government. We need it to provide Although we never met. tion, first in Nicaragua, of a that sense” mean simply that Tavoulareas’ son because bf butler didn’t do it. injected insulin but her own self- report on her as “ drug abuse, over essential services and order.. totalitarian, militarized state the events in Central America Marto.n Kloter technical details in the agency’s Neither did the cook. Nor the indulgence in alcohol, barbiturates dose.” Asked why, he replied: “ Dr. However, I never have been able ^ housemaid, who tidied up the man and sweets that put her into the Meier said, ’This is obviously an which is subservient to Cuban are closer to home, being in our To the Edilori 65 Lockwood St. regulations, not because it dispute accept that officials, bureaucratic' coma that has lasted 13 months. Her. o.d.’” own hemisphere, while the the facts.in the case. sion. . and Soviet influence; and in that It was all too familiar, the recent or elected, forget that government What they didn’t do was serve doctors have pronounced her case events in Vietnam were in a Here’s what an Action The three von Bulow domestics sense, the ambiguities are dis public theater called the is supposed to be “ of the people and Sunny von Bulow alcohol. They also hopeless. Memorandum” by the SEC staff had preceded Ripa. Defense attorney tinctly different than they were ’’distinctly different’’ Manchester Board of Education for the people.” Solidarity testified Monday that they had Winding up the fifth day of Herald Price Fahringer got all three hemisphere? meetings on the need for closing an to say on July 7, 1981: '.‘The s t^ f never seen her under its influence. prosecution testimony in Superior in Vietnam. Many times citizens’' suggestions to say definitely that they knew of elementary school as the “ only” believes that Mobil Corporation’s They were the state’s fourth, fifth Court Monday, Lt. Paul Ripa of the “We are talking about the Or does he mean only that are correct, efficient and offer To the Editor: ' nothing to indicate von Bulow would means to save money. .disclosure of the subject matter ko and sixth witnesses in its effort to Newport Fire Department told how growing vulnerability of other Central America has a different better solutions that are more to the ever harm his wife. By calling it public thaater, I am date has been cimplete, even if one convict Sunny’s husband, Claus, of he was showp Sunny as she lay un states in the Central American history from Southeast Asia? point. The Manchester Board of We would like to take this time to accepts Mobil’s version of ^e attempting twice to murder her by conscious that cold day on the white John Berdy testified he had referring to the now very connmon Education again has succiimbed to complex which could be rapidly Or does he mean, as'is most thank, the Highland Park PTA for its facta.” i injecting insulin into her low-sugar marble floor of her bathroom in the practice of appointed officials’ the over-powerful ^ lit ic s of the % worked for three years at the man likely, that there is more of a support of Bentley School. bloodstream. von Bulow mansion. Clarendon exploited by externally mounted presenting an issue, complete with Dingell had alleged that the bil sion as houseman, No. 2 butler and professional staff. Iliis same staff, Today the state brings on Dr. Court. subversion. It could threaten threat to us in Central America company executive gave his iwA’s general caretaker. Prosecutor conclusions. which has built this powerful and At a time when the administration Gerhard Meier of Newport, who She was face down with blood even our closest neighbors. than there was in Vietnam? If company preferential treatmdht Stephen R. Famiglietti asked: “ Did It is “ the only approach” solution expensive educational system, is put us . in. a p^ition to pit school UPI photo cared for Mrs. von Bulow after the dried on a split upper lip, he said, so, what was the Vietnam War without telling Mobil shareholders Mrs. von Bulow drink alcoholic We’re talking about the — their solution — to solving now expert in taking it apart without against school, parent against fire department raced its reseue and her skin “ was very cold to the all about? about it. On this point, the SEC staff beverages?” strategic vulnerability of the problems. hurting itself. parent and student against student, " Marla Schrallhammer, personal maid to Schrallhammer has stuck to her story that wagon with her unconscious body to touch.” ’They got her to the hospital wrote: “ Mobil never disclosed to its Canal, our fundamental One can only hope that Haig They then proceed to allow the If only someday we could con it’s nice to know the HighlaiKl Park Martha "Sunny" von Bulow (or 23 years. Mrs. von Bulow could not have caused her Newport Hospital on Dec. 21, 1980. in 3-4 minutes. In emergency there, ‘ T v e never seen her,” Berdy stockholders the amount of control ’The doctor reportedly was the first she went into cardiac arrest and was dependence on its being retained thinks more clearly than he public to hear their decisions and vince our public officials to adniit to .PTA' stood by us to lessen the , testifies Monday In Newport Superior Court. own death. replied, adding that he had served as . it exertqd over Atlas” (the son’s to order Sunny tested for insulin given cardiopulmonary resuscita butler at dinners and parties, and, in friendly hands. We are, in speaks. comments. The public then being human and fallible, govern anxieties and put the true priorities U n d e r Intense questioning. Miss company) “ at least during 1975 and level in the body. tion. “ I ’ve served her one drink since I ’ve proceeds to criticize the “ decision.” . ment could return to its rightful first — that of our children. 1976. Dining this time, given all tbe been here.” Regardless of the issues it raises, place of honor. We at Bentley School may be split l U L J L the public qlways seems to lose to up at the end of the school ybar, but facts, ope could reasonably concliide Whether the second answer faint Wallace J. Irish Entire effort could be ruined the p ofessional staff. Whatever the please 'remember that the that Atlas was a de facto subsidiary , i ...... '• II I I ' ' ly contradicted the first, or the one 87 Main St. public suggests to correct or modify “ Concerned Parents” will now be in of Mobil Oirp ... ” drink was non-alcoholic, was un clear. the “ decision,” the p ofessional four, possibly five schools and we After press inquiries, Mobil in “ Have you ever seen her under staff is always right. 1976 finally issued a letter to Mobil will not let this issue drop, the influence of alcohol?” rr I believe this syndrome is called stockholders explaining Its - I Prosecution traps Williams' defense witness “ No, sir,” Berdy replied. “ fighting city hall.” What really is Tribute Mprti Series relationship to Atlas. Biit pn earlier happening is that the public — the PTA President version of Uie SEC staff memo con The cook, Mrs. Irene Silvia, saying “ This one looks familiar. It Wright, now in the Navy aboard got started, but he insisted “ I testified she had never seen Sunny ■'-fTWF t a lly in g public that finances and Bentley School cluded that “ William Tavouliareas *"• A T L A N T A (U P I ) W ayne plump black photographer with 10 looks like Mrs. Trammell, except the USS Farris in Norfolk, Va., also specifically . remember Freddie under alcoholic influence in her pays all the salpries of. the To the Editor: was the primary source of informa .^.Williams’ attorney! may have gone more victims. testified recruit Freddie Jacobs was Jacobs telling me about a ghost he seven years of service. She cor o j» e atep too far in theirbattle to dls- Vance Wright was tbe second for the u ^ te hair.” bureaucrats — is supposed to accept 1 used to see Mr. Melendy, the tion for the shareholders lettw. He seeing ghosts even before he was saw out there” by the river. roborated the earlier testimony of „„cpedlt a witneM vdw claims she law pollcer recruit to testify Nellie “ the decision,” pay taxes, and knew that tbe information cnntai»j«d Slaton took back the pictures and assigned to the bridge* stakeout He said it must have occurred on school crossing guard at Waddell Policy on letters the accused killer ^ t b one of the 38 Trammell, who told the jury earlier Maria Schrallhammer, Mrs. von accept that the professional staff is was false and misleading.” . ' cross-examined Wrtght vlgorqnsly teams last spring. some private trip to' the Chat School, each day on my way to and young blacks abducted and she saw WlUiaros with one of those Bulow’s personal maid, about Sun always right. Far from eliciting an apology for 15 minutes before saying he had tahoochee, but *‘he only said that he ny’s temporary coma of Dec. 27, from wqrk, I have written this little The Herald welcomes letters to ^“tnurdered in Atlanta, victims, was in fact a crank who no further questions. The defense The defense claims Jacobs, part saw a ghost and he was very serious I have seen this scenario so many poem in his memory. the editor, particularly on ^ I c s from Dingelt, the SEC staffs ha- constantly pestered officers in- 1979. Tbe defense’s seqond witness on asked one more question on re of the stakeout team that found about it.” times in local government that I Altho I never spidee with Um, of local interest. dings are likely to cootinne the toe- ;vestiRatlng the child murders. Maria, the cook said, was upset "T^he subject Monday fell into a direct, then Slaton coolly returned Williams on a bridge over the Chat The defense’s chief medical have stopped keeping track. Letters ideally should be typed to-toe battle between the edn- that morning because apparently His face each day I saw. ■'‘jitbsecutlon trap that could have District Attorney Lewis Slaton, to the podium and, almost as an tahoochee River two days before expert. Dr. Dan Stovrens, after If politics is supposed to be the art and should be no longer than two gressman and the oilman. !.* von Bulow would not let her into the As he guided his little (M dien , ,, iTiined the entire effort. halfway throuf^ cross-examination, afterthought, said: Cater’s body appeared downstream, being forced in cross-examination to of compromise, the professionals, pages, double-spaced. The Arts/Travel/Hobbies Scoreboard FOCUS/ Leisure TV'Novies / Comics No strings attached Upeala 78, Trenton St. B _ Monaco and Engle spUt duty in goal. Urstnus 84, PhlU. Pharmacy 87 Middlesex turned back Fogarty’s, Washington 81, Swarthinore 87 Wnt Chester 104, MlllerivUle B 5-3. West had two goals and Arcenas Basketball VeihlvB 72. Ml. St. Vincent 87 one and McElroy two assists. South AtUntlc ChrisUen B, Lynchburg 89 PEE WEE B Baptist 64. So. Carolina St. 88 Just Ask ECHO Regal Men’s Shop had one of each Beny B, No. Georgia 87 Hockmy with a win, loss -and tie. Regal’s Cereon-Newman 87, Bryan 14 Centre 88, Transylvania 84 Bolton violin maker loves his craft Murray Olderman KeaulU blanked Columbia, 3-0. Bruce Chowan B, Newport Newa 79 Columbni Coll. ft. Mootevallo B Skivington, David Molin and John By Susan Plese ting strains of “ Danny Boy” seem to Worden scored with Skivington, Covenant « , OgleUiom 8 Godreau, “ and not one has ever Schoolboy standings DUtrlct of Columbia 78, Radford B Herald Reporter completed a violin.’’ caress the air around him. He is lost Brian White, Chris Reichardt and Duke 67, N.C.-Wllmingtoo 87 (OT) I “ Then I ’ll be your first,” Godreau in the music. Todd Lariviere drawing assists. Elixab^ City St. 78. Shaw B lliis iittie old violin maker is Monday night’s games not in Fisk 69. Tuskegee InsUtute 87 told him. And he was. Godreau completed his violin in Brian Oatway was in goal for the Ga. Southern S , Sanford 61 cluded O. Ten me leoiethteg abeet BUI Walih’f baiihgread la neither little nor old. Nevertheless, The task of building the violin took 1975, and he added the name of his MITE A shutout. Ga. SouUiwesteni 87, Piedmont 89 Gutlfoid B. Mara Hill 80 1—tbaU MBit makea Mm aai* aa tU tm lm gaalait, parttealar- Ekimond C. Godreau of 11 Hebron two years, .approximately 500 hours teacher, Stavnitski, to the Tri-City Plaza of the ECHO cap Regal’s was blanked by North CCIL o'all Jackronville 78, So. Alabama 72 (OTI ly hta alaylag osareer. DM he ar aay af the other 4>er coMchef Road in. Bolton practices the an in all. “ An experienced luthier can nameplate inside the instrument. tured the Lewis Company In Branford, 3-0. Roger LeBlanc and w. 1. w. 1. Johnson C. Smith 98, Virginia St. B Ky. Wesleyan 88, St. JosMh'aflnd) 88 mfer M H are heUTO JL. Sacrameate, O dif. cient, exacting craft of the luthier— make a violin in about 100 hours,” His friend died several years later vitational Tournament by sweeping Scott Andrews played well along Hall U 1 13 1 LaGrangc 77, Georgia Cofl. 88 W aw was an end at San Joae State in the 1950s. After a the violin maker. Godreau says, “ But this was my at the age of 83. three games. Tri-City topped with Oatway, who kicked out 23 Fermi .10 2 10 4 Lee If, Milligan 87 service hitch, he went into hlgb^cbool c o a t ^ b e fw raw The completion of his first violin first, and we did a lot of talking, too. “ When I finished the violin,” Bourne, Mass., 3-2, in its opener and shots. Penney 8 4 10 4 Lenoir-Khync 89, Wingate 79 Lincoln Memorial 68, Tenn. Wesleyan ing into the coIlMn and then pro ranks. He forranlated hu I enjpyed his company. He was my Godreau remembers, “ my teacher followed that with a 9-1 rout of Regal’s deadlocked Glastonbury, Manchester 8 4 9 5 was the realization o f a childhood fO c S e u O n theoriee by working under such a^ te fo M ^ didn’t say a thing; I was waiting for Wethersfield and 9-0 pasting of 3-3. Worden had two goals and Mike Simsbury 8 4 8 5 Livingston 6I-. Jacksonville St. 88 rninih U A1 Davis, n n l Brown and Tommy Prothro. He is dream, he says. “ I started taking teacher and my friend, I guess.*' Windham 5 6 5 8: Marshall 98. E. Tennessee 96 violin at age 13,’’ he says, “ but my one pearl to drop from his mouth, Glastonbury, the latter in the cham Horn one with Reichardt drawing Md.-E. Shore 8 . Bethunc-Cookman 78 now a certified footbaU brain aU on bia own. The only 4 ^ GODREAU’S VIO LIN is com 3 9 3 11 ...... - 1 are Sam Wyche, the teacher thought that any 13-year-oId but he said nothing. pionship bout. three assists and Horn and Ted E. Hartford Memphis St. 7f., Ball St. 64 anriatants wUh pro -t-"?- " i i ; —' • pletely hand-carved. The top plate is 2 10 N.C.-Ashevillc 88. Barbcr-ScoUa 84 quarterback coa<* who played back-up at that position t w walking around with a violin had to “ Then the next year, he took Derrick Moulton, Tim Geragbty Fitzgerald one apiece. Oatway was Wethersfield 2 9 made of spruce, the back plate is N.C. Wesleyan 78, N.C.-Greensboro 06 tnree tamma in the r a i,; Noth Becker, the Unebaodeer know how to protect himself. another student. Wheii 1 asked how and Sean Malone tallied against the in goal. Conard 2 10 3 11 New Orleans 78. Georgia St. 80 curly maple,.a type of wood which Cape Cod sextet. Kevin Millen was Enfield 2 10 2 12 Newberry 78. Erskine 78 who was a regular olefetudve back for the Rams and R e ( » “ So he spent q half hour teaching his violin wqs coming, Stavnitski MAVERICKS Fayetteville St. 86 has a rippled effect when rotated un in goal for the win. Norfolk SI. !8, Fayettevilh Hwn; and Cat Banasidt, a form er 49er offensive tedde.wbo violin, then took me down to the said, ’(3ood, but not as good as United Bank dropped a 3-1 deci HCC O’all No. Alabamn 88. Delta St. 61 is an asdstant in coadiliig the line. der a light. Geraghty had four goals, Andy Pfeiffer 70. Elon 60 basement to learn how to box. My yours.’ ’’ , sion to New Haven. Todd Carlson w. 1. w. 1. The sides and neck of the instru Gagnon three and Bret Silverman Handoliih-Macon Of, Liberty Baptist 48 ambition was to go to Carnegie Hall That praise was all Godreau scored, assisted by Pat Doyle. The S.C.-Aiken 89. Limestone B ment are made also of curly maple, Aquinas 6 1 11 3 to give a concert, then head down to needed. “ I think he was pldased,” he and Terry Tobeler one apiece versus Bankers fell to Windsor, 4-2. Peter S.C.-SpartanhuYg 101, Wofford 80 and the finger board is ebony. South Cath. 6 2 11 3 .Salem 72, I.aRorhe 63 says. Wethersfield. Moulton had two Meyer had both goals and Jeff Allen AILANTIC COAST EAST COAST Madison Square Garden for a 10- East Cath. 4 3 8 7 Salisbury Si. 84, Chris. Newport 81 Eastern Division Godreau explains that the tone of assists and Mike Rodrigues one. notched two assists. Tenn..CnaUanooga 10. Vlrg. Military SO (Including Maryland-Hofstra Game) Conference AU Games rounder,’’ he says, laughing at the GODREAU TODAY is NW Catholic 2 3 9 5 Conference AU Games , the violin is accomplished by Brian Wry was in goal. The Bankers came back Sunday to Tulanc 89. CinemnaU 90 W L P e t W L P e t childhood memory. Xavier 2 4 4 8 Union 90, Campbcllsville B W LPet. W LPet. 16 4 900 precisely graduating the thickness preparing to make each of his three Geraghty capped a superlative VirgtnU 7 1 918 22 1 987 Temple 8 0 1 900 “ I couldn’t do both, so I didn’t do blank Windsor, 6^). Chris Stevenson St. Paul 0 7 2 11 Virginia Commonwealth 77. Richmond American 7 1 978 a 8 .722 of the top with special chisels, and daughters a mandolin and violin. He tourney with five goals against S3 N ^Carolina 7 2 .778 W 2 « 0 14 7 987 either,” he continues, “ but I decided had two goals and Allen, Carlson, Wake Forest 8, 9 928. L8 8 .BO Drexel ! J 2 then tuning the plate (by tapping it) has the wood stacked neatly in a box Glastonbury with Tobeler, Silver- W. Carolina 90. Davidson 00 St. Joseph's 6 1 987 17 4 910 right then that I wanted some day to Fred Brunoli and Eki Moore one COC O’all Washington Coll. 61, SwarUimore 87 N.C. SUte 8 4 B9 17 8 m 1010 BO to a note. in his den, and he is busy collecting Maryland 4 8 .444 14 7 9B LaSalle ( ? ■5E make a violin.’’ man, Wry and Ekldie Diaz adding apiece. John Mulligan had a good w. 1. w. I. William I t Mary 00. Virginia Tech 81 Holstra 4 4 BO 1110 124 The two-year process, while the specialized tools he ne^s. All Winihrop 81, Presbyterian 77 (^lemson 3 * .933 HO O T one each. Moulton had two assists game for the Bankers while goalie B. Academy 9 1 11 1 Duke 9 6 933 811 .421 Western Division this is fit in between his full time Midwest Lafayette 4 8 .444 010 .474 HIS CHANCE didn’t come for a requiring skill, demanded most of and Silverman, Diaz, Gagnon and Derrick Taylor registered the Portland 9 1 11 1 Dakota Wesleyan 78, S.D..Springfleld 80 Ga. Tech 2 9 .IS 6 U 916 7 a 900 job a s ' an engineer with United SOUTHERN Rider 3 0 933 long time. But patiently,he waited, all patience, ‘"hiat was the secret,” Rod Gray one apiece. Miilen was whitewashing. Cromwell 9 2 10 2 Drury B, Emporia 88 Delaware 9 7 900 sa 910 Technologies. Other musical ac Huron fO. Mount Marty 86 Conference AU Garnet oa sa and one day found himself on the Godreau says, “ taking my time so between the pipes for the shutout. Coventry 6 5 6 7 W LPet. W LPet. West Chester 9 7 922 tivities take up his time, too. Indiana Central 62, No. Kentucky fO Bucknell 7 5 2 6 a 916 doorstep of a man who was to be his that .1 didn’t make a mistake (that Tri-City in a regular season outing RHAM 5 5 7 5 Lewis 73. Indiana Si.*EvansvtUe 06 Tenn. Chalt. 11. 1 917 1* 3 B4 7U 900 W. Carolina 8 9 .727 18 8. .780 Ifhigh i 4 .III teacher. would ruin the instrument).’’ He has a folk group. Folk Roots, topped Enfield, 5-2. Diaz had two Rocky Hill 5 5 6 6 Lincoln 79. NW Missouri St. 78 lOT) SOUTHEASTERN Maryville 07. Mo. Baptist B E. Tenn. St. 8 9 .727 U 9 171 Conference AU Games “ I was having my bow repaired,” “ And I never got discouraged,” he which is playing at the Sounding goals and Tobeler, Malone and Oieney Tech 5 6 6 6 NE Missouri 90, Mo.-Rolla 67 Davidson 0 8. .60 11 It ^ W LPcl. W LPet. Board, a Hartford coffed house. And Northern Iowa 70, Valaparatso B CiUdel 6 6 IOO 11 9 BO 17 9 981 Godreau remembers, “ and I called says. “ I was enraptured seeing a Silverman one each. Geraghty and E. Hampton 3 7 4 8 Marshall 4 7 96* U .» BO Alabama 9 9 ,781 he is also a replacement disc jockey St. Good St. 81. Bemidll St. 41 Tennessee 9 3 .B1 14 6 TOO up a man by the name of Andrew violin emerge from a piece of wood, Moulton each had three assists and Bolton 1 9 1 11 Vincennes 98. Cincinnati Tech 70 Furman 3 9 980 712 9M a 7 B2 for the' bluegrass show Saturday Appaiach St. 2 9 .IB 013 918 •-SU S 5 -2 Stavnitski to get the work done. like I was liberating it from the Steve Blair one. Wry was in goal for Vinal Tech 0 11 1 11 Whitewater 00. Elmhurst 01 Kentucky '8 4 .067 U 8. .781 Xavier 72. Butler f9 Vlll!l 1 9 .too IW 980 a 0 900 “ When I went to his house, I saw tree.” mornings on WUH-FM (the Univer the victory. METRO Mlsslsalppi 7 8 -B Southwest Georgia 7 .417 11 8 170 that it was filled with instruments, sity of Hartford.) M ITE B Girls standings Conference AU Games 6 Arkansas 78. TCU 60 W LPet. W LPet. Auburn 6 7 .07 11 9 B1 because he was a violin maker. I GODREAU SPEAKS as if the And he sits now in his den, sur Horst Engineering had a good Hockey Austin Coll. 08. Tarlelon 88 VandertUt 4 933 11 9 B1 Memphis St! . 6 1 987 If, 3 933 8 violin has a life of its own, and rounded by ail his instruments — a CCIL O’aU Bavlor 70. SMU 78 Miss. St. 2U .1 5 614 JOO asked him to take me as a student." *■ Weekend with two wins and a tie. E.'Tex. Bapt. 100, Huston-Tillotson 72 Louisville 8, 4 BO a 8 .000 BU 981 banjo, several guitars, even a 75- Va. Tech 8 9 928. 18 8 .780, Florida 2 U .167 But Stavnitski was very reluctant. hearing him play, it would be easy to • Horst deadlocked Enfield at 3-3 w. 1. w. 1. Houston 77. Texas 89 Herald photo by Pinto Lamar 80. Louisiana Tech 70 Florida St. < * S S*2 -SS According to Godreau, he was “ put believe it. He sits on a stool, dressed year-old mandolin. But his favorite before shutting out Glastonbury Hall 11 1 11 2 TuUinf 4 S J!71 12 6 4B7 NW Oklahoma 78. BeUiany Naxarene 00 off” many times before the master in jeans, flannel shirt, and jeans is the violin, his handmade violin, twice, 4-0 and 6-0. Manchester 10 2 11 3 New Mexico St. 04, I^ake 8t si Louts 1 8 .107 OU 918 Cincinnati 0 6 900 U 9 BO finally agreed to teach him. “ I ’ve vest, looking every bit the fiddler. made with his mentor Stavnitski a Kevin Wiehn had two goals and Windham 9 3 11 3 Okla. Baptist 81. Okla. SbA 40 Dkla. City 91. Loyola 78 BIG TEN had many students before,” he told Then he starts to play, and the haun decade ago. Bud Godreau plays a tune on the violin he made, by hand, a decade ago. Ken Herold one in the Enfield tie. Penney 9 3 10 3 f)ral Roberts 81. Detroit 64 Conference AU Gamed W LPet. W LPcL Gregg Tolman drew an assist. David By United Press International Conard 7 5 8 6 .SW Louisiana 8 . Arkansas St. 84 (All Times EST) SW Texas Of.. E. Texas St, 88 Iowa 9 1 900 17 2 904 Perisho had two goals and Billy Simsbury 6 6 6 6 Sam Houston 70, Angelo 06 (OT) MinnesoU 7 3 .700 18 4 .700 ^l^m nastics Pace and David Mannebach one NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Fermi 3 9 3 9 Tex. A4I 92. Howard Payne 78 Illinois 6 4 900 U 0 .004 Wales Conference Indiana 6 4 900 U 7 / each in the 4-0 whitewashing. John Wethersfield 3 10 3 11 Tex. Arlington 96. McNeesc St. 94 Patrick Division Tex. Tech 91. Tex, A iM 02 (OT) Puiidue 6 4 900 910 .474 Gulino had two assists and Mike W L T PU. GF GA Enfield 2 10 2 10 'Trinitv 68. Ijibbock Christian fl Ohio St. 8. 8 IOO 14 8 .636 NY Islanders 34 13 6 74 241 172 Michigan St. 4 .400 Oil . « Russo one. Chris Senseney was a E. Hartford 1 12 1 12 W. New Mexico 74. Grand Canyon 40 6 Philadelphia 29 20 f> 63 218 20T. Weft Michigan : 3 7 BO 414 m Dunne’s School standout in goal. Tolman had the NY Rangers 28 21 8 » 200212 Ndihwettern 9 7 900 712 JM HCC girls O’all M(>nlana St'. 87. K. Oregon 61 Students from Patti Dunne’s three-goal hat trick and Dave Pittsburgh 21 26 8 80 208236 Oregon .SI. 87. Calllornia fO Wisconsin 1 9 .100 414 922 cards say it with love Washington lf< 31 9 39 209 232 w. ■ 1. ' i-W, 1. OHIO VALLEY School of tSymnastics scored in a Perisho, Wiehn and Craig Ough one Conference All Games Adams Division South (}ath. 7 1 14 2 Class II Optional Meet in Old goal each in the other shutout. Montreal 31 11 12 74 2T6U» MIDWESTERN CITY W LPtt. W LPcl. Boston 31 17 7 69 224188 Mercy 7 2 12 2 Conference All Games Murray St. 8 I B 6 14 4 .777 Saybrook Sunday. “ Only say. The incentive for the. ple of bucks. It shows a of hearts and the words Heroid, Russo, Ough, Pace and W. Kentucky 10 2 922 14 7 .W Buffalo 29 17 9 67 212172 NW Catholic 6 2 14 2 W LPet. W LPet. Heather McKeown was sixth in ■ v f. If I may. English-speaking people pipe and a heart and the Brian Kellogg had assists. Dan Quebec 27 20 9 63 280228 Evansville I i MU 17 9 BO Middle Tenn. 8 9 .727 18 6 .722 “ To my Valentine.” Then St. Paul 4 5 10 7 Loyola 8 2 .714 12 8 .600 Morehead SI 7 4 .636 11 8 170 vault, fifth in bars, fifth in floor. Be thy Valentine; came from the most un words "To my Valentine . . Maloney was in goal for the shutout Hartford 16 24 13 4f. 182223 there’s one with a large Campbell Conference Aquinas 1 8 4 11 Oral Roberts 4 3 171 13 8 .619 Tenn. Tech 6 8 146 Oil .BO Christine Rice was fifth in vault, Answer true likely individual you could .’’ The smoke swirling out with Sean Ailard and Kevin Sheriden Norris Division Oklahoma City 3 9 JOO 910 .474 /oungstown 4 8 933 614 900 Collectors' embossed heart surroun Elast Catholic 0 7 3 11 third in bars, sixth in beam and third If I’ll do. imagine — King Henry the playing well defensively. W L T Pis. GF GA Butler 9 3 100 7.12 900 Austin Peav 2 7 922 418 911 of the bowl spells “ Love,” ding a gorgeous brunette Minnesota 22 17 16 60 234 200 Detroit 1 4 999 612 .333 E.Kentocky 2 9 .182 416 BO in all-around. Jill Youngs was third And, I will be thine.” Eighth. He established the Corner and below the card says: with piled-up hair and St^CIRT A St. Louis 28 26 4 64 226 238 Xavier 0 7 BO 818 980 Akron 210 .187 OU. 906 in vault, fourth in floor and sixth in Valentine post cards like Valentine holiday by royal “ This is no pipe dream.” Multi Circuits dropped a pair of Winnipeg 20 23 11 81 208 236 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. SOUTHWEST BIG EIGHT flowers. ‘‘A token of Chicago 20 26 10 iiO 248 2T6 Conference AU Games all-around. this were all the go charter in 1537. , outings last weekend to some tough Eastern Conference Conference All Games Russ MacKendrIck In the group from the Love,” the card says. Toronto 16 27 13 48 219 282 Atlantic Division W LPcl. W LPet. W LPet. W LPet. Michelle Albert was sixth on bars, between 1906 and 1916. Valentines were ail hand Herald collector is a card customers. It bowed, 3-1, to Detroit 16 29 10 42 194238 W L Pet. GB Arkansas 7 2 .778 10 9 942 Missouri S I S S I S A last example, showing third in floor and fifth all-around. Note the automobiling made, and hand-carried, at saying “ I don't care for Hamden, the No. 3 Squirt A team in Smythe Division Boston 94 12 .798 — Texas AliM 6 9 98 13 6 904 Itonsas St. * * S S 1 S how far we have come Edmonton 7. IS 10 80 313 227 Philadelphia 99 14 .TIB IVt Texas 0 4 900 If, 4 .700 Oklahoma St. 8. 9 928 13 7 980 Denyelle Albert was fourth in bars, togs. Another card, post first — lover-to-lover mis automobiles. the state and was blanked, 5-0, by Calgary 20 24 13 83 228 246 TCU 6 4 .000 It 0 n o Oklahoma 4 4 100 19 7 .Bfl from the lovers’ lingo of New Jersey 29 TT. .478 12 fifth in beam, third in floor and marked 1909, shows a sives. These earliest ones South Windsor, the No. 2 ranked Vancouver 18 26 11 47 190 200 Washington 22 24 .478 12 Houston 8 8 TOO 14 6 TOO Nebraska 4 4 IOO U 0 .000 Or horses, or yachts, or that time, has a man and a Los Angeles L8 29 11 41 217 264 New York 22 28 .€S 19 Texas Tech 8 8 K » 19 7 .080 Kansas 3 8 978. a 8 .000 fourth ali-around. different lady driver (in an are, of course, rare and girl each holding team statewide. Jason Peiiegatto, Iowa St. 2 980 7 a things like that; Colorado 11 36 9 31 168.287 Central Division Baylor 8. 8 100 12 8 900 6 early Ford?), together costly today, but they do far overboard with filigree and so forth from England assisted by Steve Mezei, taiiied ver (Top four in each division qualify for Milwaukee S 14 M — Rice 3 7 900 1211 J32 Colorado 1 8 .111 9 a .438 candlestick telephones. In Stanley Cup playoffs.) SMU 1 0 .too 614 900 MISSOURI VALLEY with a butterfly-winged surface occasionally. and charm. One amazing and established an But, what I want above sus Hamden. Vinnie Sica played Atlanta 18 28 .4B 12 /nlq sa^. between them on the card Monday'sMonday's Games Detroit 20 27 .06 12Vk SOUTHI^ND Conference AU Games cupid and four hearts; “ To example we see pictured in assembly line of helpers to everything else, (No Games Sch^uled) Conference Alt Games W LPet. W LPet. Commercial valentines it says “ Hello, I ’d like well in goal while Doug Wilcox and Indiana 20 27 .428 I2tk F j[ m ay. paste them up into valen Tuesday’s Game Chicago 18 28 989 14Vk W LPet. W LPet. Tulsa V 8 2 JOO U 3 942 greet my Love.’’ seem to date from the end a reference book was made Is a girl like you, and a mighty much to Snookey Jeff Morin defensiveiy and Korey All-Star Game at Landover, Md.. 8 Bradley 0 2 900 U 8 982 ! thuV^leniii Cleveland It 98 998 21 SW Louisiana 4 1 900 10 8 989 of the 18th century, with about 1850 in London. Ac tines. cozy flat.” Ooke.” Fueilhart and Erik Nordgren offen p.m. EST Western Conference Lamar 9 1 .780 18 9 987 Illinois'^ St. 7 4 996 a 8 BO in s w e r h AMONG A HANDFUL Wichita St. 8 4 .600 a 6 .W cording to the book, the Valentine post cards are “ Snookey Ooke” ? sively had solid outings. Wilcox and Wednesday's Games Midwest Division Tex-Arlington 2 2 JiOO 11 9 BO Soccer of such cards loaned by a hearts and flowers as the Hartford at Pittsburgh W L Pet. GB McNeeae St. 2 2 HD 1010 iOO N. Mexico St. 8, 4 B 6 11 0 BO [f l'I U o . main motif. The penny valentine combines lace much more humble than THIS WAS mailed in Derri Pasterick defensively and Winnipeg at Buffalo San Antonio 90 16 982 — Arkansas St. 1 9 980 19 7 .893 Drake 8 4 B 6 M 9 B 6 collector at the Herald of TONIGHT: Regular binf.. paper, satin, gold-paper those fancy-schmancy Rob Ciraco and Steve Mezei offen N.Y. Rangers at St. Louis Denver 2T 22 J91 fAk Lou. Tech 1 4 900 011 .480 S. Illinois 5 8, 900 910 ..£4 fice there are two that dreadfuls followed soon 1913. Rents must have been meeting of the Manchester Vancouver at Toronto Houston 94 22 I I I 8 TRANS-AMERICA Cretghtoii 3 8 973 618 908 flowers and .imitation productions, but they must a problem even then. sively stood out against South Wind- Conference All Games W. Texas St. 2 8 900 910 .474 refer to “ St. Valentine.” after. These were single Philatelic Society at Mott’s Kansas CItv L'. S 918 UVk pearls, and sold new for have brought many tweaks Next there is a kewpie- sor. UUh 14 91 911 UM W LPet. W LPet. Indiana St. 1 9 .100 7 a 980 There really was such a sheets with insulting car Community Hall, 587 Mid Dallas 14 91 9M M Ark.-L. Rock 7 9 .778 19 8 .722 MID-AMERICAN NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE toons and verses — an ear some $50.” of joy into the world in looking character in a PEE WEE A Geo. Southern 7 4 998 10 7 J « Conference AU Games person — a Christian mar dle Turnpike East. "The Pacific Division (Indoor League) ly form of our popular their day. riding habit saying, “ I ’m Fogarty Bros, was very busy with Seattle 99 19 .717 - NE Louisiana 8 3 928. 12 6 987 W LPet. W LPet. Atlantic Conference tyr in the third century. doors open at 6:30 p.m, Cir five outings. The Oilers topped American Hockey League Los Angeles 99 14 .70 4k Centenary 8 8 JOO It 0 BO BwUng Green 7 3 .700 a 7 980 Eastern Division “ roast.” THE FIRST USA ready for the bridal path, cuit bewks will be on the Northern Division Samfe^ 8 8, 100 10 9 136 Ball St. 0 9 917 U S 9ffi South Windsor, 5-1, Danny West had W L T PU. GF GA Golden state 98 18 178 S4k W L Pet. GB The first Saint Valen manufacturer was Esther Here is one postmarked Dear Valentine.” Another tables as usual. In the air,, Portland ' 98 18 178 64k Houston Baptist 8 6 .481 Oil .480 Eastern Mich 6 4 900 13 7 900 Montreal 8 7 939 — Nevk’ Bruns. 32 18 7 71 296 147 Phoenis 94 21 199 84k NW LoulsUna 4 8 .444 11 6 917 Ohio U. 0 4 900 11 0 970 tine’s Day was created by The real binge in Howland of Worcester, 1914 that I picked up at card has three nice chubby buzzing all about — plans three goals, Tim McElroy and Rob Maine 33 If. 4 7D 2L8 160 Toronto - 7 0 .490 Ilk bie Monaco one each. Tim Martin San Diego 14 S3 988 184k Mercer 4 8 .444 19 7 .632 Western Mich 8. 8 900 11 9 BO Jacksonville 7 0 .490 Ilk Pope Gelasius in the year England occurred between Mass, in 1845. She im Mary’s Doll House in the half-draped girl angels for the M ANPEX ’82 in Nova Scotia 23 24 7 83 2B 214 Monday's Games Hardin-SIm. 2 0 .IB 019 916 Northern B1 8 8 900 Oil .460 Early Valentine’s post card had two assists. Aaron Engle was in Springfield 22 27 4 48 177 211 MUmi 8 S BO 8 a .400 New York 8 11 913 91k 496. 1810 and 1880. They went ported the lacy makings Main Street Mali for a cou dancing around a mavpole April. Frrtcricton 4 28 181 279 iNo Games SchMuIed) WESTERN ATHLETIC Central Division 12 37 Tuesday's Games Conference All Games Kent St. 4 0 .400 o a .400 goal for the win. Southern Division Toledo 3 0 99- 11 170 Chicago U 8 987 — (All Times EST) W LPet. W LPet. 8 Tampa Bay U 0 B Ik Hamden nipped Fogarty’s, .2-1. Binghamton 31 20 4 68 230 179 Wyoming 0 1 900 17 8 .773 SUNBELT 6 New Haven 27 23 8 89 2(77 198 Los Angeles at Atlanta, 7;9T. p.m. Tulsa 8 8 BO 91k McElroy scored and Jim McKeown, Milwaukee at Indiana. 7 :X p.m. Hawaii 0 1 9B 16 4 900 Conference All Games Pacific Conference Rochester 24 28 7 88 212 201 San Diego SUte 7 2 .778 16 8 .IB W LPet. W LPet. Brian Gerharty and Martin played Adirondack 23 24 9 88 300 191 Chicago at Detroit, 8;ff. p.m. Northwest Diviaion Washington at San Antonia, 898 p.m. Texas-EI Paso 8 4 B8. 14 7 9B AU.-Birm. 6 1 987 U 8 .763 Edmonton 11 8 .OB — Hershey 22 28 2 48 181 318 Brigham Young 8 8 100 19 0 B1 Vlrg. Comm. 0 1 987 a 7 960 well defensively. Erie 18 31 8 41 218 386 Golden State at Utah, 8:90 p.m. Vancouver 10 7 JM . Ilk Fogarty's fell to Southern Connec New York at SisatUe, 10:90 p.m. Utah 4 0 .400 0J9 .400 NC<9urlotte 9 9 BO a 7 9B Seattle 9 9 BO 3 A, Hera Id review Monday's Games Houston at San Diego, 10:98 p.m. New Mexico 9 6 933 1010 100 Jacksonvllie 2 4 9a OU .4B (No Games SchMuled) Western Division ticut, 4-3. McElroy, Monaco and Wednesday's Games Colorado St. 2 8 900 719 980 So. Florida 2 6 9B a 8 9U San Diego 0 7 189 — Tuesday's Games So. AUbama 1 0 .U9 S a .400 Drew O’Connell scored for the Hershey at Adirondack Detroit at New Jersey Air Force 010 900 818 990 Portland 7 11 9B 3 Indiana at Philadelphia BIG SKY San Joae 8 19 984 4 Oilers. New Brunswick at Fredericton Portland at Cleveland Conference All Games By United Preai InternaUonal Wednesday’s Games MAJOR INDEPENDENTS Monday’s Result Fogarty’s blanked New Milford, 8- Maine at Erie » Atlanta at Chicago W LPet. W LPet. W L Pet. SeatUe 0, Vancouver 4 VVaahington at milas Idaho 8 I 980 to 2 908, 0. West, Martin and Dan Arcenas Adirondack at Hershey Nev.-Reno 7 3 .700 10 8, .7B DePaul 20 1 « Tneaday’t Games Fredericton at New Brunswick Los A w le * *4 Kansas City (AU Times EST) Plays get high marks each had two goals and McKeown MonUna 0 9 987 U 8 919 Dayton U 8 .BO Binghamton at Rochester UUh at Denver New Orleana a 1 901 Chicago at New Vork, 7:90 p.m. V. Boise St. 4 8 .444 lOU .4» and O’Connell one each. Robbie Boston at Phoenix Oiarquette If 7 B2 Toronto at JacktoovUle, 7:90 p.m. MonUna St. 4 8 .444 014 901 San Diego at Edmonton, 0:90 p.m. Idaho St. 4 6 .400 11 0 910 Nevada-Las Vegai U 7 9B fascinating study of a Welsh coal North Texas State a 8 900 Wednesday's Games By Rosalind Friedman brisk pace which was established so Monday's CollMe Basketball RetuIU Weber St. 8 8 9B 1210 IB Tulsa at Montreal N. Arisona 1 0 111 8.19 936 GeveUnd State a 0 B1 well at the start of the drama. miner, Albert Prosser, who is ^ United P rm International Penn Stole a 6 J71 Herald Reviewer East PCAA MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE O ne cannot help but be haunted by the voices of his dead Conference All Gamas WU.43reen Bay 11 9 BO Albright 61, Moravian Cl SteUon 11 9 BO Eastern Division “ The Man Who Could See Through overwhelmed by the wealth of scien comrades killed in World War I. BalUmore ft, St. Frands fPa.l M W LPet. W LPet. Fresno St. 7 1 918 18 2 900 So. MlnUsIppI, 11 0 W L P e t GB T im e” by T erri Wagener and tific information which Terri Playwright Stuart Browne has nu Baptist Bible 71, PhiU. BlUe 41 SE Louisiana a a S * Pittsburgh IS 8 .780 — Berkalitrc ChrlsUan V , Southern Ver Irvine 6 2 .780 17 I 980 “ Going Over” by Stuart Browne are Wagener weaves so skillfully into chosen an ambitious project as he Fullerton 8 2 9B U U 922 . lU.-Chlcago Circle U 11 .JO BalUmore IS 0 .727 — mont 89 . ’ New York 12 8 .7B 1 takes us back and forth in time — 1 ■SRI** C.W. Poet ff, Adetphi B San Juse St. 4 4 900 10 8 921 SouUi Carolina *2 *? • £ two thought-provoking plays being the fabric of the play, while in Buffalo U 11 BO 5 Cheipiey St. It, OMWesthury 81 PacUlc 2 8 978 712 980 Notre Dame ^ ^ -JS presented as part of the Winterfest tegrating that classically romantic through more than 50 years. A £ N \ S fR Long Beach 2 8 978 712 980 Valparaiso 6 14 900 Oeyel^ I 13 JU 71k Clerlon 80, AUlence 72 Pan American 4 U 911 raiadelphla 7 U 904 SM Jim Peskin, the director, uses un Dowling 00. New PelU M Santo Barb. 3 6.980 7U 980 II Series at the Yale Repertory idea that two people who are op Utah St. 2 6 980 418 900 BIO EAST New Jersey I 14 983 Ilk posites in every way can fall in love. usually stark staging. This demands PUT YOUR BEST FOOT E. Conn St. 17, Soutbeiutem Meee. 71 Conference AUOamei Western Division Theater In New Haven. Edinboro 8C, Mercyhuret K Nav.-L.V. 0 0 900 18 7 9B St. Loois 20 3 an _ a great deal of ingenuity from the FORWARD ON THE UPHILLS Nev.-L.V.-lnellgIbla for oonferanca W LPet. W LPet. The acting couldn’t be better. PIT 00. Bronx C. 6iU. 74 Connecticut 6 2 ,760 M 4 900 Wichita 12 0 So 61k Lloyd Richards, artistic director actors, who must communicate Frenklln Pierce 10, RoigCT WiUUine M title. Denver 10 U .416 I To Improve your uphill skiing, )ust WEST COAST ATHLETIC Georgetown l.XM a 6 .7B of (he Yale Rep., recently cautioned Theodore Sorel, as Bates, portrays a Being able to ski straight up a hill Froetburg 71, WeynesnirgTD VUUnova 6 2 J J U 0 .3 4 , Momphli 10 14 .417 Wk complicated images and time put “your best loot forward." Concen- • Georgetown 10, Smeuee 71 Conference All Gomes critics to judge these plays as crusty, multi-faceted character. On with ease is the goal of many tourers, W LPet. W LPet. St. John'I 6 2 B 6 U 6 .760 8 16 9|l 12M' changes. The staging demands a. trate on thrusting the gliding ski far Hemllton^, J^Moyne 08 Sylracuae 6 3 B 6 a .7 969 Kanias City 6 11 980 Mlk “ works in-progress,” not finished one band, he is the brilliant scientist ^ t most find out It Is not all that Hertford 72, Bridgeiiart N Peppanllna 7 0 1900 14 i .700 great deal of energy from the ahead of you so that your foot la ^ t o n Coll. Monday's Gamas and impatient teacher. On the Other, easy. Howenl 78. Floride ABM IS San Frandica 8 2 .714 11 4.9H productions. Happily, I found them audience, too, which must enyision Goniaga 4 3 J!n 12 I 900 Seton Hall 1 7 . » OU -W (No Games Scheduled) ahead of your knee as in the photo. IndUne fPe.) 78, Lock Heven 79 Providence 1 7 ® >U .460 professionally, -polished, and Jm ia a Itmely man, preferring the This helps keep your kick under you, Jersey City St. 78, Hemapo B Portland 4 9 .m 12 I 900 everythinfc from the inside of a Santo^ Clara i 4 l i 12 8 9B EASTERN EIGHT .NoG.m SiSa’JuSr"'" rfaariing in conception, Itmguage and - lens of a telescope and secretly KuUtown 88. E. Straodebnrg SI Conference AH Games Wndnaaday's Oamaa coal mine to kite large enough to not In be&k of you where It may cauae LeSalle 84. Lehid B Son 2 8 9B 1010 900 dreaming of immortality; Jane SI. Mary's 2 8 9B *10 .423 W J^Pet, W LPet. Buffalo at New York, 6:08. p.m., EST ideas. hold a man in flight. you to slip. Lebanon Valley ft, Elixebethlown B West VlrglnU 0 OIBO JJ 1 * 0 Kaezmarek is beautifully believable Thrusting your foot foiwMd will Lehman 81, St. Joeeph'e fN.Y.) B LoyoU > 1 0 9B 317 J2E “ The Man Who Could See Through “ Going Over” grows clearer as it Rutgers 8 4 B 8 a 7 961 as she sculpts the bust of the Lowell B, Keene K . T t Monday’s Bmia TrantacUon develops, culminating in an exciting help you e^ieve success on the G.\aihlngton 6 < ^ >1“ 21 By United Pn M IntotnaUonal. 111110” is a charming, two-character- Meriit B. Maine 04 Pittsburgh 4 4 901 a 7 961 professor and rebuffs bis cvnlcism, uphills. HaUenberg 81. WUkae.B PAgpic-io. Biinhcli contest between a college physics finale. James Greene gives a N.Y. Maritlnie Ik Stevene Tech SB Cofilireiwi AIIGam aa 4 S.f -S! Chicago (AL) — Appointed' Angel professor. Professor Mordecai soaring lierformance as Prosser, New Hampihire B, MaeeaebnaetU S W LPW. W LPet. St. Bonavent. * • -IS! *J!i ' 2 Vaaqjtoi coordinator ol Latln-Amwican D u^a Ramlkova has fashioned Washington B t M 17 2 980 MassachustU 2 I M 712 M KUuons; added th m acouto, tenn Bates, and a sculptor and teacher, who yearns to fly, and does so. John New Haven 104. PraU B Rhode IsUnd 3 7 922 . 7 a 9B her a nnart wardrobe and designer NortheafUrn II, c J p U m Oregon St. 0 1 900 10 2 9 B Squires, Eric Gluck and Bobby GaraMr Ellen Brock. They operate on two Uoyd, a third-year drama student at 14 8 9 B IVY LEAGUE „ Ricardo Morin has cleverly divided PMU. TexUle Si, oSSSorO EP x-UCLA 7 2 .780 Confannes ^ < J a m « levels — as representatives of their Yale, is excellent as the cockney Em Imii OMston—NoeWe PItL-Bradford 71. MeaelleM 71 So. California 7 3 .780 12 0 901 tea Angeles — Traded aacond baaaman the set into attic-studio-bedroom- W L P e t W L P e t , Dave to Oaktond for minor laafua PtymouUi St. B, QuUaten » . B WatbUiitian SI. 0 C I9C an m Yale ' 4 1 JOO U 7 9B fields, redefininjg the importance of laboratory and classroom, surely Archie Lumm. TwmiMi iMistMios ptoikM by Pout Park HB, WbeeUeg 71 CaUfornla 4 0 .400 a t at , InflaUer Lanca Hudaon. ProlaMkiMl 8M msuotan ol AflMnn I B B ^ 4 I 9B 411 » Mluneaota — S lg ^ pitcher Terry science and art iq the world, and as enhancing the action. Lloyd Rldiards should be com Scranton 84, K k n V Oregon 2 I 973 .400 Penn I - * jBl 7 » « Sbippaneburgurg B, TMdTMcklaaon f t Ariaona SI. 2 8 172 I a 900 F e ^ and ontflalder Mark Fnndartiark man and iroman, redefining their I do question the choice of title m e n t for providing a foruiii for St. John Fuller 78. Hao|htoa B Arixona 2 8 .1 8 7 U 980 ColumbU * * J ' 2 to l^raar cootneto. penKMUd relationships. these new playwri^ts. 2 8 .1 8 U Cornell 2 2 B1 « _ Mqntranl - Signed pitebar Scott which is not fully explained in the SI. Thomae Aquinea 78, DoaiUicaiin a SUnford 7 980 Harvard 2 2 .400 7 1 .*■ Mordecai Bates (Ted Sorel) shares the tory Theater’s production of Terri Wegener's for conference champton- Sandpraon to a 2-yaar co n tM . - David Hammond directs this in play. (Both plays will be performed at SUten Islend B, Baruch 7S x-lneligiMe Princeton 2 2 .BO JJJ Susquehanna B, Merywood ■) ship. Toronto — Signed catchar Brnla Whitt. tellectual duel with a steady hand, the Yale Repertory Thklter through wonders Of astronomy with sculptress Ellen “The Man who Could See Through Time" lUrtmouth 0 6 900 811 961 and lint bnaroSrwmi^pJgiS^ Tufts 71. Brandelt 71 bpttiM sectmd act loses some of the “ G O IN G -.O V E R ” is a Feb. V.) Brock (Jane Kaezmarek) In the Yale Reper through Feb. 27. ■i' MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. Feb. 9, 1982 - 15 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. Feb. », 1962 I Music About Books Does Congress think we wont notice if? Halberstam What you should know In the middle of the night of Dec. gressmen can handle their deduc furniture and taxis. If they send a First, you have to remember that Reggie Jackson’s going to be paid 16, 1981, too late to go out and buy tions one of three Ways. shirt to the laundry or take a dress Sen. Stevens tried to do it the right at least $700,000 a year by the something really nice like a Andy 1. ’They can take a tax deduction of to the cteaners, they can deduct that way. He tried to .get members of California Angels. Is he worth more tries sports battleship. Congress voted itself a $75 for every day of the year, in as a business expense. Congress an honest raise. If the than 11 times as much as a con about buying a record little Christmas gift. Rooney cluding weekends, except when Sen. William Proxmire of Wiscon members hadn’t been chicken, gressman? Rawleigh Warner Jr. of ByBillOtt bitterness and ill will, ana, For 30 yiears there has been a $3,- Congress, is recessed for more than sin has endeared himself to other they’d have given it to themselves. the Mobil Corp. made $4.3 million in American Library Assn. most of all, the tendency of 000 limit on what members of Syndicated five days. That doesn’t happen members of Congress again by com They deserve it and they ought to 1980. Is he worth 70 times as much going the way of the 78 rpm album. television executives. to Congress could deduct for living Cdumnlat often. For 1981, they’ll be able to plaining that the bill is a ripoff for have had the nerve to say so and as a congressman? Jackie Sherrill, By Mark Schwed mercial song on the “A” side of the David Halberstam is not United Press International single and dump some other tune on Disco’s death has a lot to do with view sports only as enter expenses while they were in take the $75 for 241 days. That’s the average taxpayer. vote for their raise. the football coach of Texas A&M, is the “B” side. Having two hits on the that. the first writer to explore tainment had brought to Washington. filling out your tax return. ■going to be paid $287,000 a year. the game the values of SEN. TED STEVENS of Alaska, A congressman now makes $60,- NASHVILLE, Tenn. ^ Buying a same single record is avoided. A the world of professional That night Ckingress passed a new 2. ’They can take a deduction of $50 record has become as complicated An album is supposed to' be 12 .in Madison Avenue. on the other hand, is for the bill 662.50 a year. It’s not a small salary, Wouldn’t you just know, though, record company makes more money sports by following a single bill that m,eans most congressmen a day and in. addition they can as deciding whether to invest in ches in diameter, right? Not puiik. While he finds plenty of because he tried to get a salary but when you look at the that Congress would find a way to do selling two singles than one. Groups like Cheap Trick started, a season in the life of a won’t hespaying any taxes at all deduct all interest and tax payments money market funds or AU-Savers time for in-depth analysis raise for Congress and it failed. I - astronomical amounts of money the right thing the wrong way? Why punk trend by putting out a 10 inch ■ player or a team. because they’ll be able to deduct on the mortgages of their Certificates. An adaptor is required to fit the of the economics of pro good working conditions. met Sen. Stevens at a dinner several being paid baseball players, doctors, does it try to sneak around us? Does big hole of the 45 to the standard disc. (CBS Records called them However, other books, just about every penny they spend in Washington homes. It used to be simple. There were basketball, Halberstam Ig years ago. He said .he liked my lawyers, corporate executives and it think we won’t notice? Why phonograph spindle. “New Discs” but that didn’t stick). such as Jim Brosnan’s Washington. CONGRESS HAS ALWAYS 3. Or membera of Congress can just the singles and the LP’s. nores neither the game on writing, so natprally I Hke his ideas. people who do little pieces on televi doesn't it do what it ought to do, vote The price of the short EP is less, but “The Long Season” and the floor nor its players. I wish I belonged to some group BEEN very reluctant to vote itself a deduct all their Washington living A 7-inch single had a song on each The punk rock groups, true to you get less MPP— that’s music per The least I can do In exchange for sion, it’s sadly little. Congressmen itself a good, big, healthy raise and tradition, take a different approach Jim Bouton’s “Ball Four,” His portraits of individuals like that. I’d love to vote on my own salary increase, but it always makes expenses that have anything to do side and was played at a speed of 45 pennies. his kind words is to figure out a way are important, even if some of them then pay taxes just the way the rest — an EP single, or extended play. used the season-long have a rounded, almost salary and decide on my own tax it up to itself in other ways. Begin with their being congressmen. They revolutions per minute. It lasted David Halberstam, who has written on such to support him on this. are idiots. of us do? about three minutes, maybe less. They’ve been slapping two songs on “There’s less music and the fideli subjects as the Vietnam War (‘The Best and chronicle only as a con novelistic quality. We see, deductions. ’That’s what I’d call ning with their 1981 taxes, con can deduct meals, rent, insurance. The "A" side of the single was what each side of the single and changing ty' is less because of the smaller the Brightest’) and American media giants venient frame, providing a for example, the turmoil of proud Kermit Washington was played on the radio to promote the speed to 33 rpm. No adaptor is size,” Mayer says. “It’s just a (‘The Powers That Be’), now tackles the neatly defined beginning shorter album at a smaller price.” struggling to overcome the the album. necessary because the hole on the tumultuous world of professional basketball and end to what were real punk single is the same size as the Then the. Pretenders did Cheap legacy of throwing a near- Should the Sphinx with his provocative look at life Inside the ly ongoing stories. In “The A “long playing” album had up to hole on the standard album. Trick one better — they released a fatal punch in a much- 12 songs a few years ago, but that , NBA, “The Breaks of the Game." Breaks of the Game’’ There’s also something called a 12-inch EP, or extended play album. publicized on-court brawl. has dwindled to about 10. At first, it (Knopf, $15)^ Halberstam Halberstam is also sen disco disc. Even Dolly Parton The difference between an LP and is up to something far was played at 78 rpm. Now the stan an EP is price, the atnount of music sitive to the nuances of the regain his beard? dard is 33 rpm. release one of those. A disco disc is more grandiose. a 12-inch, long playing album, but and the quality of the fidelity. The WHAT AMERICANS ARE READING game. In the course of dis A visit to today’s record store He finds in the 1979-80 cussing the play of Bobby there’s only one song per side. width of the grooves on the record Mo0 tr»quMl*dbook»ln 15OU.8 . eW ta, season of the Portland would confuse even the most . has a lot to do with fidelity. TTie eom pO udbjf fb e American U bnry Aeeoderion Gross, a Portland forward LONDON (UPI) - T.G.H. James as barber, but now the Sphinx’s learned discophiles. “They were made for disco wider the groove, the better the ’Trail Blazers basketball whose average abilities is in charge of the Sphinx’s beard, beard had been found. clubs,” explains Barry Mayer, Fiction team not just the raw belie his masteiy of the and he doesn’t know quite what to do Caviglia, Janies said, was The singles are tucked away in a sound, or so the argument goes. ^ manager of Discount Records in 1. AN INDECENT OBSESSION material for a diary about game’s subtleties, about it. working for the British consul separate section, arranged accor Nashville. “They were much easier “I listened to an album and I by Colleen McCullough (Hafper & Row, $13.50) locker room life, but a full- Halberstam’s remaricpble “It’s no use to anyone very much general of the day, and off to London ding to popularity, with brightly to handle than singles and had more didn’t notice any difference,” says 2. THE HOTEL NEW HAMPSHIRE blown microcosm of the as it is,” he said. went the smaller part of the beard. colored name tags' describing the feeling for the texture of music. But then the consumers Mayer. “Maybe the musicians by John Irving (E.P. Dutton, $15.50) ' entire sport. This single basketball is evident. He Certainly it’s no use to the Great “We acquired this in a perfectly groups and the songs. started wanting them for parties.” themselves can tell. I suppose if you 3. NO TIME FOR TEARS team during one season, he recognizes and admires Sphinx of Giza. Not lying in a British legitimate manner,” James said Pop groups stilt put their top com The disco disc may already be really had sensitive ears ....” by Cynthia Freeman (Arbor House, $13.95) contends, can stand as a Gross’ ability to anticipate Museum store room, it isn’t. with alacrity, “with the full permis 4. THE JUDAS KISS metaphor for all that is The Sphinx, probably the world’s by Victoria Holt (Doubleday, $12.95) what will happen on court sion of the authorities in Egypt at right and wrong with the and, thus, to create “the most famous sculpted figure, once the time. 5. REMEMBRANCES National Basketball Travel by Danielle Steele (Delacorte, $14.95) slight angle of advantage boasted a plaited ceremonial beard “The other piece was left at Giza S. SPRING MOON Association. Even though that leads to a basket.” like those worn by the pharoahs. and was not rediscovered until the by Bette Bao Lord (Harper & Row, $14.95) Halberstam’s premise “The Breaks of the Just now there’s some muted agita Sphinx was cleaned in the 1920s. 7. THE LEGACY must be pushed and shoved Game” only goes wrong tion to give the poor old fellow back Then it was taken away and is now by Howard Fast (Houghton Mifflin, $14.95) a bit to make room for his when Halberstam forces his beard. in the Cairo museum. Travelers and cameras 8. CUJO material, he nonetheless his material in directions it That would make a change. For “Our piece is now in our reserve by Stephen King (Viking, $13.95) has written an extremely shouldn’t be required to go. untold centuries the manheaded collection, not any longer on regular 9. NOBLE HOUSE thoughtful, often com The Portland team is a beast 189 feet long, carved from a display. But we show it to anyone by James ClavelHDelacorte, $19.95) pelling book. natural rock, has thrust his chin who asks. We’re not at all ashamed 10. THE CARDINAL SINS perfectly legitimate sub are like ham and eggs ’The 1979 Blazers were a ject for a basketball book; beardless into the Egyptian sun. of having it.’’ by Andrew M. Greeley (Warner, $12.95) Nonfiction once-great team on the Halberstam’s attempt to For the last 165 of those years, a Recently there has been much way down. The key players curious cross-hatched chunk of 1. ELUUtBETH TAYLOR: THE LAST STAR justify his choice by talk about returning ancient works Frigid weather can make . blanket will provide protection from on the Blazers’ 1976-77 suggesting that the Trail Herald photos by Tarqu.lnlo stone has reposed in the British of art to their country of origin, as By Murray J. Brown the sun. by Kitty Kelley (Simon & Schuster, $14.95) UPl Travel Editor batteries inoperative and also cause 2. PATHFINDERS championship squad — Bill Blazers are somehow more Museum. This is the actual beard of the United States returned the erratic meter readings, so carry a Hot climates often also means lots Walton, Maurice Lucas and the Sphinx. crown of St. Stephen to Hungary. by Gall Sheehy (Morrow, $14.95) than just a team — the Louise Withey hangs a portrait in the Manchester Chamber of Travelers and cameras go fresh extra set. Frozen film can of sand, which has an uncanny knack 3. ELVIS Lionel Hollins — were NBA in miniature — is un “It’s a rather non-descript piece The Sphinx’s beard is the latest sub together like ham and eggs. become brittle and break or of infiltrating camera equipment, he by Albert Goldman (McGraw-Hill, $14.95) bitter about their salaries necessary and irritating. Commerce offices for her exhibit which will run through the end of stone, actually,” said James, ject of such speculation. Which puts In fact, maintaining a pictorial generate, static electricity that said, “causing all kinds of wear and 4. FONDA: MY LIFE and were also anticipating There have been other A favorite subject of Louise WIthey Is nature, as In this painting. of March. • ~ keeper of Egyptian antiquities, in an James in a quandry. record — to share with family and causes streaks and fogging. tear.” by Henry Fonda and Howard Telchmann (New American trades. It is Halberstam’s nearly perfect cham interview, i “We’ve had no direct request friends and revive happy memories “Most of these problems can be “To remedy this, wrap your Library, $15.95) position that the “It’s about, 3 feet tall, weighs from the Egyptians for its return,” 5. THE LORD GOD MADE THEM ALL pionship teams, and there over the years — is part of the avoided by keeping your camera and camera in a plastic bag with a hole Blazers’troubles mirrored have been many ex perhaps half a ton. The Sphinx itself he said, and the British Museum is batteries under your coat until you cut out for the lens,” Englert said. by James Herriot (St. Martin’s, $13.95) those of the league, that is limestone, but this looks rather excitement of visiting faraway 6. THE CINDERELLA COMPLEX champions who sub certainly not going to take the in places. want to take a picture,” Englert “This is also a good idea if your are newly found prosperity serious about her painting denser than that. Oddly enough itiative. photographing in humid, damp by Colette Dowling (Summit Books, $13.95) sequently fell apart. And today’s travelers do not have said. “Protect your extra film and 7. COLOR ME BEAUTIFUL was proving to be a terrible It is just as well that we’ve never had it tested to find out “Of course if such an official to drag along a lot of complicated — batteries the same way.” climates or in heavy rain.” by Carole Jackson (Acropolis, $14.95) burden throughout the Halberstam can’t fit the By Susan Plese ‘ since she retired and had the time to sketches of the group’s operettas, as whatever mood I’m in,” she says. what kind of stone it is. request were made, we would con and expensive — equipment, what A good idea, he said, is to test the Be careful around water, too, he 8. RICHARD SIMMONS’ NEVER-SAY-DIET BOOK NBA. whole NBA within the Herald Reporter devote to it. well as a few model dolls complete “Sometimes I paint a wild sea “It’s only part of the Sphinx’s sider it very seriously," James said. with the aim-and-shoot instamatic lens you plan to use by leaving it out said. by Richard Simmons (Warner, $14.95) What had gone wrong? covers of his book. What he “I was brought Tuesday TV ■' on horseback m the company of a eVENINO young bank robber. (Rated PO) (106 High School World 'Boat' mine.) Cl) 9) S i m o n N*wi 2:30 (D Charlla’t Angdt ® SportsCenler Newspaper of Manchester High School — Space courtesy of The Manchester Herald ( £ Hawaii FIva-O ® Overnight Desk Live, final news (M) F .A . S o c c a r 'T h a R oad to hdadline updates, coupled with the VOL. XXXXVIll — No. 17 'Wamblay'Matcha best of the day's roports. 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And, for some ot the burled traasuras ol the O T College Basketball Missouri vs (5) Rat Patrol 5:00 statistics of the Hallmark Greeting are once again up for peat year, including: ‘The Onion C5)Ce;)(3)(52^^ News 9 valentine on his sleeve for the year began to run hot and cold. Winning him playing a ’TV weather Kansas ‘ — ' (31) People Now The world ol CiJ Prayer that matter, why not ask Flald.'starring James Woods; (6) M.A.S.H. Card Co. in the United States' more grabs.. 9:00 (7) NBA Basketball New York entertainment from Hollywood. Lee OTMovie*(Comedy)**^ "Modern in order to demonstrate his love and its next match against Rockville by man with political clout. 'Fingers,' with Harvey Kietel; and I Mary Martin, Ann Miller, (D C S ) CBS Tuesday Night Movie Knicksvs Seattle Supersonics Leonard features celebrity Romance" 1981 Albert Brooks, than 500 million valentine cards are one point, the wrestlers picked up This is the word I get from 'Qataa ol Heaven.' a documentary Kathryn Harrold. Hollywood film affection. "Van Johnson and Carol SOAP.SUDSi Casts of 'Dangerous Company* 1962 Stars: 3.1) SportsCenter interviews, reviews of current films purchased each year. Christmas is about animal cematariaa. Beau Bridges, Carlos Brown, Karen and plays. Hollywood gossip, and editor has ambivalent feelings for a The symbols associated with the other three wins by solidly Steve Tesich, who wrote “Another World’’ and 30 Enlartalnmant Tonight (2^ Nostalgia Theater (Planning to round out fhe Carlson. Oramacenteringaroundthe OT Sports Tonight Top sports special events in the entertainment beautiful and confident bankerwhich Valentines Day date back to the the only holiday that surpasses these defeating Glastonbury, Rham and the first draft of the story m M.A.S.H.' drives him to irrational behavior. • Photo by Strono guest cast of- veteran “Texas” are escaping the true story of Ray Johnson, who, after anchors presentaclion*packed world. 3?) Over Eaay Quasi: Actor Larry (Rated R) (94 mins.) Roman era. Cupid was the Roman sales figures. Hartford Public. However, between on 'Assignment' from Red- cold of New York and surviving a damaging childhood and highliahtB of the sports day. (33) Entertainment Tonight musical stars? Hagman. Hoale: Mary Martinand Jim 27 years olviolent crime and 1:05 (3l) Sports god of love. Lace comes from the their wins were close losses to ford, and who reports', making a brief invasion of Hartz. (Cloaed-Captioned; U.S.A.) (24 (5» Dick Cavett Show Guest: *s-r)a National Honor Society Scholarship girls are superior academically and are ac imprisonment, ultimately triumphed Perry Ellis, designer. (a) Charlie Rose Show Latin word for noose or snare, which Who receives the most valen Penney and Wethersfield and other MS. MARTIN SAID “He’s read it. We had a California. The “World” 7 :M over adversity and earned a 1:10 L9) News hopefuls Laura Gatzkiewicz, left, and Tonia tive in school activities. 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(60 mins.) of valentines, the traditional valen sisters, brothers, and sweethearts. away and East Hartford and Enfield again,” says Cramer, “and the screening of his “Four two segments of the owned by . Cindy's aunt. O T Newsdesk For the late night only certainty. (Rated PG) (119 TV channels Leonard Nimoy, repriaing hia Mr. (Closed-Captiohed) mins.) Teens buy almost half of all valen as the last two home matches of the Spock role in the currently filming viewer on tho East Coast, and the tine was first written by a the writers’ strike stopped Friends” drama — a trip soaper. . Bret Maverick Maverick is prime-lime viewer on the West 1:30 171 WFSB. Hartford (CBS) Frenchman named Charles due tines, and they tend to buy them in Behind the scenes season. ’The team, especially the which will mark his first ‘Star Trek II.' allegea he still doesn't visitedbyHattie.abeautifulconartist CaJ Super Pay Cards us. knowitSpockwillbedeadoraliveal Coast, a wrap-up of the day's news. (7> W NEW . 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C5) Hawaii Flve*0 interviews, reviews of current films Backstage at S'nB' in apace about to explore a 'black and plays. Hollywood gossip, and 3(1 W ATR. Waterbury (N B C ) wrestled consistently this season. Illinois, during the 1940's, and 11:40 throughout the country, and Valentines Day is a holiday for the trying to work around the “I’ll get busy on the second dropped a $10,000 iden hols'. (Rated PQ) ( 116 mine.) 3!) Cable Newe Network This is due to the fine individual changes the life of a young boy who (f4)Movle-(Comedy)**V^ "Modern special events in the entertainment Europeans began exchanging romantics and will survive as long draft of ‘The Weather tification bracelet his wife SO In Search Ol com es to idolize him. Th is film, world. (2l WWLP. Springlletd (NBC) Isrdies’ very busy 3D CNN Sports Inside sports Romance" 1981 Albert Brooks, talent found on the squad. Led by Dolly had given him for adapted lor television by Mary Kathryn Harrold. 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She may also Chair of costumes for “Babes in Members of the junior class include landed on her foot, and that baaullfulHouatonaocialitatofindthe Competition" 1980 Richard (Repeat) WKRP In Cincinnati: finds he has a mad wife. (2 hrs.) Channala 11, 14, 21 and 23 Curt Howard, whose record remains (lance who lilted her at the altar. (60 Dreyfuas. Amy Irving. An aging ‘Carlson For President' Arthur (ii) Joe Franklin Show are racaivsd only by cable Ten crews are involved-in produc contact radio stations about an Arms” is Stephanie Lavigne. She she had put it in her pocket, mine.) 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She’s sent it to Karo, the Lone Ranger. (Closed- Manchester High School nominated The stage managers assist the stage The tickets crew for “Babes in costumes for the large cast. Her job hrs.. 6 mins.) president from a stalking killer. fans, the latest sports results in a E There she lived with a family and weight Mike Lamoureaux. Other him — and he’s going to be Captioned; U.S.A.) 10:00 fast-paced commentary. two members for the National director. Dr. Lee Hay, and the Arms” is headed by senior Karen will demand that the late 1940’s (D NHL All-Star Hockey The 34lh (Repeal) members helping the squad on the 3) Nawa ( i ) Six Million Dollar Man (32) Kojak Honor Society National Scholarship. attended school with other production assistant, Verne Cosgrove. She is responsible for come alive in fashion. 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The money is dis school activities, being a member orchestra director is Karen Krinjak. and each night at the door. - acquire within a budget, everything orphanage, a pretty accomplice In a Wednesday. seriously injured. <60 mins.) Jean Simmons. A man suffering Irom out across the American wilderness and taking an active part in AFS, Molter, Ken Yarek, Steve Albert, Hotel, and to spend the bank robbery dons the habit ol a tributed to 250 winners in amounts The orchestra will consist of MHS After the tickets are printed and ne^ed to build a stage-within-a- Chariots of Fire 2, 7:10, OT.Freeman Reports Today's of $1,000 each. Round Table, German Club and students, plus members of the com numbered, they are first passed out stage and a deserted old bam. He and Glen Ferguson. H a r t f o r d weekend at the gambling deceaaed nun and oilers to help newsmakers tonight, live from other organizations. .She has also Atheneum Cinema — 9:35. — Whose Life Is It capital as his guests. Father Murphy with the children. (60 anywhere In the world, with Manchester High seniors Laura munity. to Sock ’n’ Buskin members who are will then arrange set constructions mins.) (Cloaad-Caplioned; U.S.A.) award'Winning interviewer Sandi had the lead in several Sock ’n’ House, the first creW that the In light of the 1981-82 season, the Maytime 5:30, 9. Anyway? 1:05, 7:45, 10. — Gatzkiewicz and Tania Gembala expected to sell three each to be a where the set will be assembled ac Taps 1:45, 7:20, 9:55. Buskin productions. Laura will be audience meets, is headed by Leslie cording to the set design created by. team wrestled consistently on the Cinema City — Beau were elected to represent voting member of Sock ’n’ Buskin. whole and on an individual basis MancheHler Manchester’s chapter. Both girls attending Williams College in the Johnson. Leslie was assistant chair "Pickets will be sold before and after 'Hay on the suggestions of students. Pere 7:35, 9:50. — Atlantic Tolland Historical Society wrestled solidly. The season draws City 7:20, 9:30. — Pixote UA Theaters East — HALL FOR RENT had to submit formal applications fall and plans to study English or of house for “ The Solid Gold school in room 271, as well as in the ’The building of the set will be done invites you to their political science. Cadillac,” Sock ’n’ Buskin’s last to a close Feb. 17, with a home ::;L,7:10, 9:40. — Night Sharkey’s Machine 7:10, For parties, showers, rccep- which included recommendations cafeteria during the lunch periods. on the suggestions of students and 9:30. — Four Friends 7:30, tions. meetings. Complete , Miss Gembala has also taken ad production. Miss Johnson has the match against Enfield. ’The team ***~ Crossing 7, 9. from an academic teacher and Tickets may also' be purchased at will be done on the weekends then prepares for the state tourna 9:35. -r Night Crossing 1 6 th jim u al Afttiques Show kitchen facilities. Large guidance counselor. vantage of the many academic responsibility of arranging baking the door. preceding the performance. Bill will — Cinestudio — Intermez- enclosed parking lot. Inquire: offerings in Manches.ter High, being workshops to prepare the ment, and certain individuals will — zo 7:30, with From Mao to 7:20, 9:20. Saturday, F«b. 13,1982 & Sunday, Fab. 14.1982 Awards are based upon Karen will have to keep track of . also plan the set strike sometime in possibly see state open action. — Slorrs Lithuanian Hall enrolled in UConn Western Civiliza refreshments to be sold, during the the following week. Mozart 9:05. 10:00 A .M .-6:00 P.M. ' 11:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. scholarship as reflected through a who has which tickets, which ones Mike LeToumeau Trans-Lux College 24 QOLWAY STREET strong academic record, leadership, tion and English. Tania is a National intermissions of each performance. have been returned, and which have ’The crews of lights and sound are Eaal Hartford TOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL MANCHESTER Cinema One — Twin — Venom 7, 9. — Tolland. Connecticut service and character, all qualities Merit semi-finalist and has also She must also organize the ushers been sold. She is also responsible for chaired by David Miller and David Call baforeS P.M. received awards from the National for each night. Rollover 7:30. Taps 7, 9:15. Exit 99 - Interstate 86 Phone 643-0618 visible through involvement in the money collected each day from Gorman, respectively. Miller will Vernon extracurricular activities. Association of French Teachers. ’The program crew is chaired by sales. be following the lighting design of Poor Riehardft — Refreshment Bar Open Throughout Show Tania spent the summer of her Sock' ’n’ Buskin Secretary April Neighbors 7:30, 9:30. Cine 1 & 2 — Raiders of Donation S I .50 Miss Gatzkiewicz has always Julie Meridy chairs make-up for former MHS student Glen Aliczi. HSW $taff the Lost Ark 7,9:10. — Pen excelled in academics proving junior year in Switzerland as an Castagna. She has the job of picking this year’s musical. Julie and her Gorman is responsible for the sound Showease Cinema — On TMt ad arfmMt one or two guatia at tf.ZS aaeli. -Golden Pond 1, 7:25, 9:45. nies From Heaven 7:10, SHOWCASE NatWnqCole American Field Service exchange the program cover. Anyone in herself by being enrolled in three crew will be designing the make-up in this production. He will be 9:20. Sanhr CHhana - $1.00 (with Oils ad) University of Connecticut classes student. In her spare time Tania is terested may submit a program for each actor. There will be creating the sounds he needs, such v.Z— Absence of Malice 1, Jamie Merisotis ... EkUtor-in-chief ^ 7:35, 9:50. — Reds 1, 8. — CINEMAS and one advanced placement class. involved in French and German design to her. workshops where she will teach the as, door bells and phones ringing. Linda Weiss...... Co-Editor Her intelligence has also won her clubs, AFS, Instructors of the Han Then, April must decide on the members of her crew. She will also Sock ’n’ Buskin has many areas - Venom 1:30, 7:35, 9:30. - Melissa Beisley ...... Co-Editof Vice Squad 1:15,7:40,10. — many prestigious awards, including dicapped. and Manchester Youth size and general format of the decide who will do which actor’s for participation with numerous Bob Fitzgerald...... News Editor the highly coveted National Counsel Ballet. She would someday like to be program. She has to organize the make-up. Julie will have the respon people. Much time and effort is put Jennifer Nelson .. Feature Eldltor of Teachers of English Award. involved in international relations. material to appear in the program sibility of making sure each actor is into every production. “Babes in 'Vito Addabbo ...... §Bg(ts EdiUn* Both girls are highly qualified and HARTFORD In her sophomore year she earned and have them printed and ready for made-up on time, and will handle all Arms” will be presented in Bailey %elby Strano ...... Ptoto Editor INTERSTATE 84 EXIT 58 everyone at Manchester High MelTomie the American Association of the performances. make-up chaiiges. Auditorium on March 25, 26, and 27. John Dtibiel...... Ati'Fiditor U S T HARTFORD 568-8810 teachers of German Award. The wishes them the best of luck. Lisa Harris, president of Sock ’n’ Props crew is headed by Vicki — Lorna. Seybolt Zane Vaughan...... 'Adviser Weekencl events I ' ■ ■ The Herald provides, a comprehensive calendar of “where to go and what to - SHOWN AT!- Editor's notebook do,” every Friday in the IM -TJto JS Focus/Weekend section. VICE SQUAD HSW crossword puzzle SI Shopping tips — SHOWN AT:— — l-JS-TM-lMt Four vs. three Martin Sloane explains how to save money at the WHOSE LIFE IS ANF grocery store — every Educators ifi Manchester are the ropes and settling in and in the IT AMYW AY?® seriously considering plans to Wednesday and Saturday junior year when one feels he in his "Supermarket - SHOWN AT:- change MHS from a three-year high belongs in his school, he suddenly 1SS-I;4S-1IM school into a more .conventional Shopper” column in The ACROSS DOWN finds himself a senior standing in Manchester Herald. I Cave formations ^ 2 Most long lived animal four-year high school. line for graduation. If this plan is followed, it might VENOM 5 Give up 3 What Noah made Three years does not allow a stu 111 6 What Polly wants 4 Bicycle built for two mean a shifting of grades dent much time to change directions Hdraid Angie -S H O W H A Ti- throughout the town’s schools. One IM-IdS-fcM 9 Excessively proper 5 Ultimate substance academically. It also . does .not Herald Sports Editor 10 Conclusion 7 That which is on a rooster’s plan suggested is to have the sixth provide enough time for him to graders pushed up to the junior high Earl Yost keeps on top of II Marilyn Monroe’s real first head become acquainted with the sports in his regular name schools to fill the vacuum left by the 8 ’Truly numerous extra-curricular ac column, “ The- Herald 13 Perfect condition 9 Harbor departing ninth graders. Another tivities, clubs and sports offered at -SHOWN ATt- and^ flctatU 15 Great Lake plan is to have just seventh and ■ Angle,” on the daily sports 12 Highest number with a name MHS and then choose the one in pages. 16 Koala bear’s diet 14 Part of face between eyes and eighth ^ d e in junior high sdtool which he wants to participate. ' arecomingto 19 Straight length-wise incision mouth and put both junior high schools into A four-year high. school would 20 To lessen 17 Sausage contaiiling ground one school. . * provide more time for the students Piaying bridge TAPS 23 Void liver There is no doubt that any of these in a graduating class to get to know — — SHOWN 4ffi- 24 Long .tongued animal plans will involve vast changes from Oswald Jacoby and Alan 18 Dorothy’s dog one another a little bit better t^ n Sontag write about bridge 25 Cookie by Nabisco 21 Mr. Guthrie the present system as we know it. they would after being together for 27 Monetary unit of Japan However, at one Ume Manchester -r every day on the comics 22 Most widely spoken language only tliree years. page of The Manchester ON GOLDEN 28 Female sheep 26 Where the Wizard lives .. ^ High School was a four-year high, As students who are part of or school. It became a three-year Herald. POND m 29 Average 27 Mountain climbers’ melody have just completed a three-year -SHOW N AT:* SO Animal housing complex 29 A group of lions school in 1957 when the present high school program, we should 31 Canada has 10 sdiooi was opened. think about our feelings on this sub Be informed 32 Elqually balanced There are many advantages to a Free daily shuttle buses ject. If in the near future dis stay on top of the news— between Armory and /Etna 33 Places of worship ■ four-year school. Forinany students cussions are held in town on the ad parking lot on Capitol Ave. REDS am three years does not provide enough subscribe to The -to— .SHOWN AT:- visability of establishing a four-year J Manchester Herald. For m m time for "the high school years.*’ school at MHS, be prepared to stand 1230 Sophomore year is spent learning ■ home delivery, call 647- up and voice your opinions. — L.W. . WH or 6664947. . HERALD Tuei., Feb. 9,1982 - Forsf wants new gear, too Wbtnle Bfinid* ~ Henry Radiita.and J.K.S. I- .a Astro-graph Atees asvAr/f/ zeaf/iAkE TWO Crossword more troopers M m r 's m m A S r OF THESE'msiVE Chief ZAFER THE WORP -\ocMVise course ANP HEAP BACK ACROSS 47 Extampera Aniwar to Previoua Puzzia graduate and the sixmonth class would not the fiscal crisis. (comp, wd.) By Jacqueline Huard “You will still have to convince me mat MnwnriAitei TO SHORE.' UL3 United Press international start until August. t HousewHa'i t i- 50 Made m id A L I □ □ morale changes if your car is blue or white Your ambitlont wW bs ssslly ware prevkxialy not In accord di (tbbr.| Actraaa Forst said he has 850 troopers but should awaktnsd UUt coming year K N A [BD HARTFORD (UPI) — The man in or whether or not you have a new patch on with your viswa, A L L ' 4 Chiigsd Farrow ¥ A (Dn have at least 1,349. and you could ambark on van- CANCtR (Juns 11-My a) particlci your uniform,” Mrs. Fahey said. ^ ^ turw In Raids you'va nsvar Japinata n charge of Connecticut’s state police says A state police spokesman said the force Othara are Ikaly to brinnthair ROCKING . 8 Suffix Mill Ipl.) “If he (trooper) looks like hell hes •xplofad. Your chanoaa for problama to you today. 1110/1 □ he needs more troopers and some new hasn’t been close to its authorized strength auooau look good. RACK ANP 12 tima zona Dry d lihai o n going to work like hell,” Forst repllM. Sanaa you't bs abla to sort (abbr.) equipment to run his department effec of 912 troopers since June 1978. MMIAMUS aoMk It) them out and find aokillons R3RTH IS Shakatpaar- n i3 tively. Forst said the agency needs a new radio He told reporters later he couldn t. r-upa wW ba ««all awara thay may have ovartookad. MAKIN6AAE 13 Enfold aan villain □ 14 Satiata (Dn “Staff levels are becoming dangerously system because the present system is answer whemer me state police budget that If aomathing lough mo (July B-AUB. a) Don't Unuiad 7- *>lng, you 'ia A a ona 16 Daybaforaa Moray □ low,” Col. Lester Forst said Monday in overloaded and falls to cover every area of should have priority over socihl service undarrats your abMtIss today lonr( ¥ DID who’ll ba able to gat It done o r saH you oa lf short If you are faait Salactad card 10 L testimony to the Legislature’s Ap the state. In addition, he said, 425 of the 1,- programs. making a big daal out parformkM work o r a aarvkse: Motley’s Crew » Templeton & Forrnan 16 Loaaforca Chariihad □ □ propriations Committee. “We need new 433 mobile radios are more than 10 years of n. Find out more of what Saa Others wttpay a fair pries. ' 17 Duttbowl Caspian □ □ □ O ID D G “We deal with life and deam ... and I ahead lor you In aach of the troopers as fast as we can get them into old. vnoo (Aao. a-8api a) Your viedm Journey 9 Made of a 41 Part of com certainly couldn’t say who should be a .aaaaona foNdwIng your bkUi- poaalblinisa lor parsonal gain 18 Activa Nothing la it service.” “If large demands are made on the day by sanding for your copy of hard wood plant priority,” Forst said. promising today, but hi IF.THI5 6IKL ^ DtUAUM SMS ME WANTiS 20 Ccmmolion than 10 Useful 44 Nigerian “We’ve tried to make up for it with system, it could break down,” he said. Aatio-Graph. Mall $t for aach V to acquire you may have ITHOUSHT yPU He said his budget was strained this to Astro-Graph, Box 489, A LIFE OF COHSTMX SAID ME WANTBP (comp. wd.| 68 Exploiivs 11 Looks for tribaaman overtime, but it’s not cost-effective,” said Forst also, said he was slowly replacing to takeikeaeaiculMadi I lrlak.You'R...... 22 Gama animal (abbr.) year partly because state police had to Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. know how far to go. TP TIEUJIAAN'6 BLISS/UPTAL UNOeR- TO SET m a r r ie d . 19 Puppy lound 46 Not many Forst, who is deputy commissioner of uniforms with new pants, shirts and coats BeauiatotosclM)lr1hdate. SMNDIKIS AMP 23 Back of the 21 Csrsal grain 47 Ammonia cover several events outside meir day-to- UMu (8spi a ^ a) in nack. public safety. made of more durable fabric. « e a » (ftb. lIHtoeh 10) order to rsoaiva today, you COA4PLETE RESPECT. DOWN 24 School organi compound UPI photo The. department was allocated $34.6 Co-Chairman Sen. Marcella Fahey, D- day jurisdiction, including a Ku Kluz Klan You might IkM youraalf In an may lira) have to show that PUW6? 26 Coppaifiald'i zation (abbr.) 48 Daily record million for the current budget year, and E)ast Hartford, said she saw no need for rally, a riot at Somers Prison and mtaraatlng bualneaa o r com you’re a givar. TNa should ba wHa Meidamat 26 Fuel 46 Kind of bear demonstrations at the launching of mercial iltuatlon today where saw for you, bacauae you are. 27 Skillful labbr.j 27 Elactrical unit 50 Moilsm state Police Commissioner Lester Forst with James Vones (right) Gov. William O’Neill recommended $1.4 new uniforms and could not .understand you’* be able to uaa confiden •com b (Oet M-Ne*. a ) 29 Laast bit Invitation re 28 Parish countriaa nuclear powered submarines at Electric tial kifomiatlon lor your benefit appear before the Connecticut Legislature's Appropriations Committee million to train 120 new troopers. why state police were painting their Evan though you'l have your 31 Incorrect sponse (abbr.) 29 Irritatss 53 Offers However, Forst said only about 90 would rrii>'ors a new color, especially in light of Boat in Groton. aawalaathatofothara. own Hat of personal priorltlaa (prefix! Harshest 30 Over (poetic) 54 Impnaalon Monday in Hartford. ABIM (Match 21-Apr« It) today, you are Hkaly to aban 32 Piece of land Former labor Don't ba wlahy.^rai% about 33 Time zona 56 Kind of don them If friends nasd your 34 Natatad roup (abbr.) (abbr.) hsmmtr your goals today. If you coma help. No wondsr you have so on with asauranca. H will win 38 Cats and dogs aclaim 35 Most like 57 Midasst m anyoala. 40 Arid I gOna-billionth timber seaport the admiration and support of OAfliiTTAIHUe (Nov. IM Iae. aasantlalpeopla. 42 Unity (prefix) 36 One (Sp.) 59 Bs baholdan. a ) By adding naw twists to an 43 Baby cats TAURUS (April MHHay 10) old vsnture, success Is likely ' Want quickly 37 Encountered to Bualnaia contacts or cowork- today. Don't ba afraid to axpar- Worid’e Qreatest Superheroes 45 Unmounted I Same (prefix) 39 Snow runner 61 Sooner than afs with whom you’ve aatab- knant with trash methods so as Coast Guard band Hihad a fr|andly r a p i^ c o u ld , to cheumvant roadbloeks. r ba very helpful today, n you CARfRCOIW (DSC. a-JOa. M) need thak assistanca. fsel ftaa Todaly you should ba axtremaly OUR a m m s havb /v tu m p / T-TDO WEAK TO r e s i s t ;., y I JU ST "-aAKMKBMT's 12 to ask. aklWUI In prom oting your aalf- AWR HER BEOJRaY, LACKEY. ANDACCORPIN® 10 ^ PUm LUCK IN WAaHMSTOM. P.C...." CCMeH (May 11-Juna M) Intarsats. Of avsn more knpor- SHOlILP WONDSt WOMAN AMMION tORB,\r-^ Exprsaa your Ideas with anthif- tanoa: You'll do so in ways to ' eeotfie, lou shall >N4VeiNRSA1YHANRS, I'VE BEEN A ftem tTKK LONS A\ / riaam and conviction today istaying in Connecticut wbi you admiranon rather tiusi r/t1 HIS H B L P teSS ENOLKSH TO RECOSNIZE THE <]\f and you’R ba able to change disdain. ttw rnbida of Individuals who V P R ia o m iti VALIPITY O F A HteVCH...ANP (wwsFAmaNtnPMaiAaaN.) I gOBEtteve I've luer 23 ; • NEW LONDON (UPI) - The U S. Coast Guard Band Lt. Lewis J. Buckley,' director of the band, said his major concern all along had been the size of the band ' will continue to call Connecticut home but with its ranks 27 28 will be cut in half because of federal budget cuts. and not its location. Buckley said he was “very unhappy” with the plan to « Reversing earlier plans. Coast Guard Commandant 31 i Adm. John B. Hayes announced Monday the band would reduce the band’s size but understood the reasons lor Bridge J remain based at the Coast Guard Academy in New Lon- the cut and didn’t feel the musical group had been 38 5 don where it was founded more than half a century ago. singled out from other Coast Guard programs. J However, the Coast Guard will stand by its earlier, He said the reduction would inean a “complete 45 46 • accompanying decision to reduce the band from its change” in the operation of the band, which presented current 4.S members to 21' members plus a director, of more than 2(X) public concerts throughout the United Third hand high bevyie Lew Jarties Schumeister ficials said. States last year. “A 21-piece band will look and sound very small in vir well as the tiearly similar 55 tually any situation,” said Buckley, who added the band "Secood hatxl low” goes IHAVR1DFIH. f I 6 U C S 6 > would continue to try to offer “some sort of public back to whist - OUTAOJ^nON- H0WEL6ECAN THAT MAI5E6 presentation.” Today’s hand shows the WECHOOSEA NOW THEN, In addition to scrapping plans to move the band, the NORTH MSI value of “Third hand high.” M30U-5EUL ME PtANT1HATFn5 WHATSMXIB R egion ♦ m West opens his deuce of A PLANT?'I yX)BWFE6mE?J 6 I G N ? Coast Guard also said Monday it will drop an earlier VKQIS diamonds. Blast looks at . plan to decommission the cutter Evergreen, an ♦ s dummy’s sln|deton. If be ------V oceanographic research ship which has New London as ♦AJ1II41 wants to save his Ung, East H ighlights its home port. R iSr EAST can play low and keep bis (NEWSPAPER ENTERPHISE ASSN | ’The plans to move the Coast Guard Band and decom 4 A 741 O lO lt majt^ alive. If he is a v jis t r i m sound player, he goes up mission the Evergreen were announced several weeks UP) photo 4Q10I1 «K(6S with the king as he sboidd School budget up ago as part of a package of cutbacks to help the Coast ♦ M *Kt and knocks out Sooth’s ace. CELEBRITY CIPHER Guard comply with federal budget cuts. SOUTH Sooth takes his ace. There Cetebrtty Cipher cryptograms ere erseted from ciuotcUone by (antoue people, peel GLASTONBURY — A proposed education ’The Coast Guard Band was founded as the Coast What kind of school? ♦ KQ J is no good reason to dock. ! WKl present. Each letter In the dpher etenda lor another. T o d a y 's e h a : A sq uats 0 . Guard Academy Band in 1925 to provide for the »A74 Then SMth loses the club' budget, presented Monday by Henry ischoebel, ♦ AJ74 dfiesse. East is on lead now superintendent of schools, calls for a 9.1 percent in academy’s musical needs. It was given responsibility «Q7I and it la up to him to return crease over the current budget. for representing the Oiast Guard nationwide under A student arriving recently for class at a Far (left). However, a short time later a workman the correct diamond. ' Captaln Eesy Crooks & Lawrence Vuloarable: Neither *R S E T MCZXAKH XB RD E The increase would put the education budget at legislation enacted in 1965. mington elefmentary school had his completed the task of changing the "Strict DealtR South On moet occaslaos you Rep. Sam Gejdenson, DConn., said the plan to move School" to the West District School. im .the orighial fourth $13,625,698. Of that amount some $3 million would suspicions about his alma mater confirmed West Nwth Bast Ssath WHO A R B. come from state and federal grants and user fees the band “certainly wasn’t an iuue of savings to the t of your p a S o S l salt if VOUT federal government.” ' IHT ypo were dealtd M that i maqy.' and local taxes would make up the difference. Psa IN T Paa Paa thb time the low leadisa AFDFCEHRZD 8KFCF FGIXTFT 8FCF As presented the budget would allow adding three Psa loeer. Sooth will cover and new vocational education programs in the next moke his game. East must school year, would maintain all existing programs OpetUni lead: $2 lead back the nine and now Part-time superintendent suggested West will score three dia-. and expand slightly the program for gifted students mood tricks, the ace of DZH EIIFBHEMJF.” — NEHKECRDF which was initiated this year. spades and a small {uxidL Salary increases totaling $775,081, as agreed in Five clubs 'would be teacher contracts, account for part of the increase. By Oswald Jacoby unbeatable. But even If Insurance costs are also up by $90,042 and an ad aadAlaaSentag. North responded three dobs, KFBMXCD ditional $38,287 has been proposed to pay the tuition Bolton school board cuts budget the partnership would prob One of the first things ably wind up In that same costs for special education students attending in bridge is “Thini three potmmp. programs out of town; and another $31,676 would ligb." Thu precept as PREVIOUS SOLUTION;“Once a song-and-dance man, always pay costs of programs formerly funded by state and By Richard Cody He left the comment open-ended, and only board name was not released. Allen said $8,000 will be saved a Alley Oop — Dave Graus a song-and-dance man. Those words tell as much about me federal governments. Herald Reporter 'Chairman Joseph J. Haloburdo Jr. responded, defending by the board’s move. professionally as there is to tell." — James Cagney The Board of Education will now schedule the full-time position. He said the reason for having a Board member Michael L. Parsons was the lone disr workshops to review the budget. BOLTON — The school board cut more than $40,000 full-time superintendent was not based on student- senter on this action, and he said the position should not LETSaO, M B4l WE’VE SOT TO GET SOME leO THAllS m WE GOTTA | THEN WHAT'S (^ THE NEW from the personnel account Monday, including the drop administration ratios, but on the needs of the school be cut. “I’m against it as long as we have two large Po|k Ed Sutllvan weaorm pur young dinosaur s a n d 1 FURNISH TH' M E A X ^ ^ ^ 'L HE WANT TH' j ZOO OF ping of the assistant principal position by half-time, but tHf STRUCTURE BRING 'EM IN ALIVE, FOR A FEAST GUZr NOPE!) CRITTERS FOR? L MOOl system. “Administration is not tied one on one with complexes,” he said. “I feel there will be long-term TOGETHER! Couple sues contractor perhaps the most controversial issue arose when students,” he said, referring to a past state Department effects from this, and that we have done this a year or C? Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright member James <^. Marshall asked if it was time to cut of Eklucation study on superintendents, “but with two early.” c D c£) hr SOUTH WINDSOR — James and Laura Tauscher back the superintendent’s position. of 236 Hilton Drive have filed a suit in Hartford tasks.” After citing high administrative costs, and basing his Marshall said, “I just think people have to start Allen said the reduction here would not hurt p):ogram- Superior Court, against J.M. Rosa Construction Co. I 7 of Orange, the town and the Sewer Commission. question solely on this and not in an assessment of thinking about ways of saving money.” ming, but Parsons disagreed, saying it will be "hiffinful The contractor installed the sewer line that ran Superintendent Raymond A. Allen’s effectiveness, No board member said whether the issue would be to the school system.” along the Tauscher proj^rty. The couple claims Marshall said “I have to ask whether we’ve gotten to the raised in further budget discussions for next fiscal year. The board also reduced in a 3-2 yote a reading consul their land and shrubbed were not restored to point where whether or not we have to have a full-time The Im rd agreed to cut the assistant principal’s posi tant position by one-half; it made the same reduction in original condition after the sewer work was com superintendent.” tion at the elementary school by half-time and combine a special education position. pleted. Marshall said his point was “not a suggestion, just a it with another position which was also cut in half. The Board members also dropped one of the four physical fll'l The suit claims that the constructioA work comment,” and noted that some towns share end result was a new position called the assistant education teachers. I love you, dearest H you could say altered the slope of the property and the composi superintendents, while some others hire them part- principal-sspecial service coordinator. The decision Allen said the total saving; in next year’s budget from valentine*", your love IS mine. time. meant dropping one s|>ecial education teacher, whose these actions will be about $43,000. Vtxj make me laugh My h e a rt would , Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves tion of subsurface soils which they claim created to u ch th e sky.'^ swampy conditions on their property. and cry. They also claim that the contractor violated the easement agreement with the town because tree I PONT KNOW WHAr.^ stumps weren’t removed in the affected area and that the proper amount of topsoil, seed and fer Yale increasing fees 14 percent THE MATrep YfiTH ME, t> o c . tilizer wasn’t replaced. =■. zS X FEEL ^ N S E X f, K A S H puL , NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Students atten liven named assistant gifts from public and private sources. college careers, and to expend every ef a combination of term-time jobs and SlJeP r, popBY, AND ding Yale University in the fall will pay Giamatti said federal cuts in student fort to maintain the policy for future loans to meet the self-help level, GLASTONBURY — Laurence Tiven, who has $11,790 for tuition, and room and board, aid and the school’s continuing policy generations of students,” he said. Giamatti said. OfiuM fff, BUT X-M ^•I-L been assistant superintendent of schools in an increase of 14 percent from the was expected to increase Yale’s finan Giamatti said there is an accommoda current fees. Yale reported in November 1981 its en But If ,you s a y th at HAPPY. Portland since 1976, was Monday night named cial aid costs by more than 30 percent tion to cushion the effect of the next dowment reached a record high of $800 If we could have a assistant superintendent for instruction in the President A. Bartlett Giamatti said next year. year’s fee increase on students and love to snare,. you dem care*". k million in spite of inflation. The report Monday the increase was required to But he said the 281-year-old university, I 'll com e and punch THAV1I5 V T Glastonbury school system. families least able to bear the costs of also said Yale marked the finit time you o u t -sa Before serving in Portland Tiven had served for offset “the combined effects of increases third-oldest institution of higher learning college education. in real costs to Yale, reductions in since 1970 that it had operated without an eight years as director of state and federal grants in America, couldn’t insure the practice He said that portion of a self-help annual deficit. The Bom Loser — Art Sansom for the Meriden school system. He has experience federal aid and the university’s commit of admitting students without regard to stujlent’s bill will rise at a lower rate ment to admission without regard to The hchievement was credited to in curriculum development, special education, financial need if more federal cuts are than the term bill. Self-help levels have Giamatti, a scholar and not an ad Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Buga Bunny — Warner Bros. community relations and support services. need.” made. -been set at $2,980 for freshmen and $3,260 IR»T0eH0/eiTl CAt^'DOlAAAi^lKlB ’The new tuition will cost $8,190. Rooom ministrator, who put the university’s AHAnHERESTWEETy'S Tiven will take over his n^w position in about a “If federal cuts continue, I cannot for upperclassmen — an average iitse of financial house in order w it^ (our X JD ST D O tlT ACTCnOMAP>/THAT month. and board will be $3,600. responsibly promise that Yale vdll be 10 percent. HOW COME The MAJORS SHADOW. THAT MEANS years of being named Yale’s 19th presi T « KESe WERE •TRCPIO^TOF Despite the increase, Giamatti said, able to maintain indefinitely its financial The university will continue to provide COBSMY 0 /EM LIST ME5 RIGHT AROUND- the term bill will be much less than the dent in 1977. PELlVERBPiaWkV? IT UNTIL Ttiey Group sues board aid policy of meeting assessed need,” 'we WERE ■ IBP HIM TO THE1WC3RD total cost to Yale for a student’s educa Giamatti said. 5UPfe8BP TD I WITH THE TCMAIUe?^ tion because all students benefit from “The only decisions we have reached piwry *®MoRBow •RTETI SOUTH WINDSOR — Former Mayor Nancy Caf- contributions of their predecessors fyn and two other South Windsor residents have are to maintain .the current policy for AFTER THE filed suit against the Conservation and .Inland through endowment and the annual current students and for those who enroll The Anesthesiology Associates FOLUNO.' Alumni Fund, as well as from grants and in 1962-1983 for the duration of theitj Wetlands Commission claiming they werq unable to have m dved from lis3 Main Street to object to a proposed subdivision that the commis sion approved because it didn’t give proper public notice. 1 Heritage Place, Suite 212 Bolton OKs sand funds (the Old House and Hale Building) ba. The former mayor and Linwood Addington and Winthrop — Dick Cavalli Elizabeth Addington of 1648 Main St., filed the BOLTON — In only about when the town bought its the town with enough sand 649-1550 Diorr KNOW appeal in Hartford Superior Court. The proposed five minutos Monday, the first pile of sand and salt, and salt for the winter. But >OU LIKED BlG- subdivision would be on Main Street, across from CO N 'T M E SCIRE. itL HDLPTOU UR5IDE COWN NASTY AMCNARFfe THREATS same number of residents “took only (our to five he said overtime paid to Edward J. Platz, M.D. A R E ALNAAVS UNIG?UE, PO(5ei£5,RJDDy Caffyn’s home and south of the Addington’s home. members of the town crew WIN-m(^,.,YCU BV V(DUR ANKLES UNTIL — five — at a special town minutes.” lie said the KNCW WHAT I'U. CO .' ALL'i<5)UB. HAIR BALLS OUT) IF IMPRACTKSAL. TAT The three charge that a public hearing on the meeting okayed an ap proposal passed un because most of the snow 'C h arle s R. Hamiltoii Jr., M.D. matter should have been scheduled and that a propriation of $15,000 for animously. The town was this winter has fallen on Douglas H. Smith. M.D. notice of the public hearing should have been the empty sand and salt ac out of sand and salt by mid- weekends has dropped the T published. count. January. s a l ^ account. He said it lain G. Campbell. M.D. Constance Eriksson, chairman of the commis Administrator Alan H. When making the is likely an appropriation sion, said a public heiuing in some cases, is op Bergren said ’Tuesday the proposal to . the Board of will be needed for this Edward P. Flanagan, M.D. \ ULTIMATE tional, and in this instance the agency chose not to Finance last month, First budget account, but a meeting, called to SSSmILSSS;i!UANtglMflR. hold one. replenish the account that Selectman Henry P. Ryba specific amount is yet un Soo K. Choi. M.D. was wiped out last fall said the $15,000 will supply determined. i»ESr,t'rft: MANCHESTER HtSRALD. Tueg.. Feb. 9, 1882 - 21 a o - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. Feb. 9, 1982 Rec Advice ^ tends Classified ...> Better make certain sign-up The Manchester Recrea Analyst predicts blue chip bloodbath tion Department has the silver IS missing extended registration for swimming classes which If somtone told you a blooidbath is on the way that will current 14 percent level — is based largely on the By the way, after last May’s interview with the In begin today. Tuesday, dianapolis physician, I received a nasty letter from a don’t know what to tell them. One wipe out — before year-end — roughly 30 to 50 percent of government’s huge cash needs to finance the ballooning DEAR ABBYi You blew it when Wednesday, Tliursday, and reader who pointed out (and he was right) that doctors thing is certain, we don’t want them the niarket values of such widely held blue chips as budget deficit. you advised “ Long John Silver’’ not Saturday classes begin this Unemployment is another big cost factor for Uncle by and large are disasters at w ip in g in the stock ‘ staying with us! Help! IBM,.Merrill Lynch,. Merck, Texas Instruments, RCA, .to make a fuss about the two pieces week; Monday and Friday Dan Dorfman Sam — and unupward pressurd on rates — that Blythe market. And he went on to facetiously suggest that my of silverware that “ disappeared” TRAPPED IN TUCSON Eastnun Kodak, Westinghouse and International Dear classes will start the week regards as especially relevant in view of all the next Wall Street interview ought to be with an under ' right off the table during a formal Paper, you’d probably think you were dealing with some DEAR rRAPPED: Either call of Feb. 15. recessionary forecasts: Every 1 percent hike in the taker or a bricklayer. dinner at his home. dingbat who ought to be carted off to the looney bin. Syndicated Abby or write and tell them you will be jobless rate costs the government another $27 billion in Well, if there’s an undertaker or bricklayer out there What do you mean, “ ’The em Registration is scheduled You could be right, of course. But if the fella spinning Columnist glad to make reservations for them this horror story is an Indianapolis physician named unemployment and related payouts. who can match Blythe’s record -t- I ’m game. barrassment wouldn’t be worth the Abigail weekdays from 6 to 9 p.m. at a convenient motel or hotel. You On the technical front, Blythe observes that the broad price of the silver” ? Have you and Saturdays from 10 a.m. Jerry Blythe, you might wont to give the man a fair Van Buren are not obligated to tell them why advance-decline line on the Big Board — that’s the priced silverware lately? to 5 p.m. at the Blast Side hearing. The reason; He’s no investment quack. The they can’t stay with you. And don’t number of stock up, vs. those that are down — has I would have first announced to all Rec, 22 School St. There Is good doctor, who’s also the investment brains behind a Big board bloodbath feel guilty. It’s your home and you broken under the level it was last September when the a $3 fee for the lessons, and bi-weekly, |250-a-year investment newsletter — the the guests that some silverware was don’t have to cave in to guests Who Dow was around (another Important technical un missing, and if nobody “ fessed up- participants must have a Market Consensus Letter — has bordered on the spec Recent price Target Price invite themselves. weeks with the Dow climbing to arotin'd 910. “ We’re ad derpinning for the market). He also points to the for that label, I never would have current recreation tacular in a number of his stock market calls (both Digital Equipment 88 7/8 70 ,” so help me. I ’d search every man vising clients to remain in cash, not toj>tay the rally,” generally shrinking number of new highs on the Big and women thoroughly before they found the fork. membership card. Classes bullish and bearish). And he’s convinced the market is Blythe tells me, “ because we expect most, stocks to be Texas Instruments 81 1/4 58. Board* and further declares that “ most stock chart 48 went home. Go look, John. It happened to me. DEAR ABBY: I work as a sham meet for five weeks. in for a “ blood-bath” that should send the Dow skidding lower in the next few months. And the risk for a few Honeywell 75 1/4 patterns look awful.” 49 NO DUMMY ST. LOUIS HOUSEWIFE poo girl. I get only $1.75 an hour, to around the ’74 low (577) by year-end or early ’83. more points on the upside is just not worth it.” Eastman Kodak 75 5/8 Before getting into the gory details, some background Blythe goes on to say that most major market indices 42 which is practically peanuts. The schedule is as By the end of March, according to Blythe’s grim IBM 63 5/8 DEAR NO DUMMY: It takes all are weaker than the Dow — a clear sign that stock 34 5/8 19 Please let people know they follows: on the 37-year-old bear. calculations, the Dow should have broken down to the Merrill Lynch kinds. Try this for size: prices are headed lower. And you can bet, he adds, that National Semiconductor 19 7/8 13 ” DEAR ABB^ : My husband and I should tip their shampoo girls. • Tuesday and I F IR ST CAUGHT U P with Blythe in May ’81 with mid-700s. At that point, he sees the market stabilizing the Dow will soon follow suit. Tandy 35 3/4 24 DEAR A ltitl ; You were right to were transferred to Tucson. Ariz., Unless, of course. I ’m wrong. Thursday, 6:30 to 7 p.m., the Dow in the high 900s. At the time, he told me the and trading between 750 and 800 until the late summer Teledyne 134 3/4 95 advise the host and hostess not to be with the Air Force, and we love it DISH-HEAD HANDS beginners. earlier Dow high of 1,024 would be the high of the year or early fall. And then pow — his projected break to the FOR INVESTORS who can stomach a riskier in Procter & Gamble 85 1/4 65 : too hasty in announcing that some here. All of a sudden we get a call • T u e s d a y and (be was right) and that the market would drop at least ’74 low. vestment ride, Blythe thinks there’s big money to be DEAR DISH-HEAD: Nobody Union Carbide 47 1/4 35 . silverware had disappeared, and from an old Air Force buddy of my Thursday, 7 to 7:30 p.m., 100 points, possibly even 200 points (the Dow fell about Why so bearish? made on the short side. And so, for our readership, he should tip anyone unless he or she General Motors 38 30 would the guilty party plese come husband saying that he and his wife advanced beginners. 200 points to 824). He also gave me a list of eight stocks Because of a combination of unfavorable fundamental has put together a list of Big Board stocks — 27 all told wants to show appreciation for a job UAL 16 1/4 10 forward and produce it. are coming to Tucson “ sometime in • Tuesday and he felt should be sold short (essentially a bet on lower and technical factors, Blythe says. — that he regards as especially vulnerable to big well done. An extra-special sham-, American Brands 37 19 This is what happened to me last March" and they’d love to stay with ’Thursday,; 7:30 to 8 p.m., prices). And of the e i^ t, a total of seven went down and He credits the inarket’s recent burst of vigor to the declines. (See accompanying chart.) Included are poo usually delights the customer International Paper 38 1/4 19 October: A friend asked if he could us! December gain in the government's index of leading 9 adult beginners. I remained unchanged, 'nie overall average: a 14.5 per potential target prices that Blythe feels will be seen in into tipping well and cheerfully. If Westinghouse 25 5/8 16 . bring his friend to my home for a This all took place on the phone, ’“TT’Tuesday and cent decline. economic indicators; also to theTack of sellers (in the this year’s third or fourth quarter. The projections are you are not trying to satisfy each Ell Lilly 57 1/8 38 dinner party. I, too, said, “ Of Abby, and I was so shocked I can’t Thursday, 8 to 8:30 p.m., Blythe, as I indicated earlier, is no perennial bear. technically important 840 Dow .area), following the based on a combination of earnings expectations, the customer by determining what kind Masonite Corp. 24 13 course.” even remember what I said. adult advanced beginners. Back in April of ’80 when he began his advisory service, president’s State of the Union message. But the impact of high interest rates over recent years and of shampoo she wents (heavy? J.C. Penne' 30 5/8 15 At the end of the evening, a They are nice people and we have • Wednesday and Satur his very first market letter boldly proclaimed; market’s advance, he contends, is nothing more than a technical chart patterns. light?), try it. Polaroid 21 10 sterling fork was niissing. I looked nothing against them, but we don’t day, 6:30 to 7 p.m., in- Probably the Greatest Buying Opportunity for Years to rally in a bear market. The most vulnerable stocks — four in particular he RCA 16 7/8 8 through the trash, on the floor, feel comfortable with anyone else in itermediates.' Come. The Dow, 763 at the time, shot up to 1,000 by As Blythe sees it, “ nothing is changed; the bearish thinks can be stripped of half or even more than half Do you hate to write letters Herald photo by Pinto Upjohn 54 3/4 32 : our home. I suppose it sounds terri • Wednesday, 7 to 7:30 November.'Also give our man credit for Us ability to fundamentals, namely, unfavorable ’82 earnings and their values from even currently depressed levels — are behind the draperies, in the utensil because you don’t know what to say? Western Union 33 5/8 20“ drawer — everywhere. No fork! ble, but when we go out of town we p.m., swimmers. spot short-term trading moves. Example; In a special continued high interest rates, are still intact.” J.C. Penney, Polaroid, RCA and International Paper. Thank-you notes, sympathy letters, Merck 84 5/8 58’" never stay with friends, and we • l^turday, 10 to 10:30 “ hot line” call he made Jan. 25 — with the Dow at 842.75 Well, last week I found the fork! congratulations, how to dectine and IN FACT, BLYTHE expects rates to climb con O TH ER PO TE N TIA L BIG LOSERS, according to Avnet 45 1/2 29 don’t want anyone staying with us. Hearts and flowers a.m., intermediates. — he urged his several hundred clients to cover their Because I recycle my used jars, 1 accept invitations and how to write siderably higher by year-end — with the prime rate (the Blythe — stocks he thinks can easily drop roughly 20 to General Instrument 40 3/4 28. They know we have a two-bedroom • Saturday, 10:30 to 11 support sales because of his expectations of an immi always sterilize them in my dis an interesting letter are included in bank’s best lending rate to its most creditworthy 30 percent from present prices — include Western General Electric 62 1/2 45 house, so we can’t say we don’t have a.m., swimmers. nent rally to 870. Four days late, the Dow topped 870. hwasher first. It seems that the Abby’s booklet, “ How to Write customers) rising to the 20-22 percent range. His gloomy Union, Digital Equipment, Union Carbide, Honeywell, (Note: Estimated target prices are for second haif of room. If we say we aren’t going to Michelle Petrone, special events chairman for the American Heart • Monday and Friday, label from one of those jars got Letters for All (iccasions.” Send $2 interest-rate scenario — which also calls for fiveyear Upjohn, Avnet, FTocter & Gamble, Teledyne, Tandy, be in town, they’ll ask when we will Association in Manchester, presents a carnation to Tim Devanney, 6:30 to 7 p.m., beginners. B LYTH E ’S M AR K E T scenario now; a choppy, ’82.) stuck up under the front of the inside and a long, stamped (37 cents), self- Eli Lilly and General Electric. be in town and arrange to come owner of Highland Park Market. Carnations will be on sale in area ragged and narrowly based rally over the next three Treasury notes to rise to roughly 18 percent from the Source: Market Consensus Letter, Indianapolis. Ind.' of my dishwasher. In removing the addressed envelope to: Abby, Latter • Monday and Friday, 7 when we’re home. Booklet. P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, banks and shopping centers Feb. 12 through Feb. 14. Proceeds will be to 7:30 p.m., in label, I felt the fork, completely used to further the work of the American Heart Association. hidden from view. Had it not been We’ve been stalling because we C.llif. 90038 termediates. Profits vs. social issues Exercise can cut risk Reagan volunteerism F of having heart attack Scout leaves business cold DEAR DR. LAMB: My husband helping a person control body fat is a health nut. He is 45 and trim. He and that is very helpful. By Mary Tobin for “ our own best interest.” UPI Business Writer is careful about what he eats and DEAR DR. LAMB: Could you BUTCHER SAID fewer than 30 percent of all cor E doesn’t smoke or drink, which I like. awatd Your please send me a list of foods that NEW YORK — (Community and social organizations porations in America make any charitable contributions But he tends to overdo everything. contain little water so I won’t have. have received President Reagan’s message: requests at all and only six percent give more than $500 a year. Part of his health kick is to jog. He Health to urinate so frequently? I’ve for corporate aid have jumped dramatically — but “ Unless business does a good deal better than that, we jogs a lot and never misses jogging already got a clean bill of health Gary S. Garber, son of business shows no enthusiasm for increasing the current will have no right to complain when our critics regain at least a couole of miles every day, Lawrence from my urologist. An acquaintance Mr. and Mrs. David ’^appalling” level of corporate support. the upper hand ... when the chickens come home to sometimes many more. X r f told me that there are certain foods Garber of 80 Carpenter “ There is yet no groundswell of enthusiasm or intent roost,” Butcher said. He says the jogging will prevent Lamb, M.D. that helped her but she has moved. Road, received the Cub for the gap-filling role set out by administration One official in the Conference Board survey summed heart attacks and help him stay up the prevailing opinion that his company "supported DEAR READER: Most impor Scout Aleph Award last strategists,” a recent study by the Conference Board, a young longer. I say you can overdo the President because we believed in the elimination of tant foods contain lots of water. The Friday at Scout Sqbbath non-partisan business research group, showed. it. I read several months ago about a services at Temple Beth a number of these programs. Naturally we’re not too heart surgeon who was a runner and water content is the most important INDEED, E. PATRICK MCGUIRE, executive direc peting in 'iihc Boston Marathon. It Sholom. enthused about continuing them ...” finally dropped dead while running. factor in determining how many tor of business and government research for the board, cer-.ainly proves again that just Rabbi Richard Flavin 'That frightens me as I can see Bob calories an ounce of food contains. said there are “ sorne problems with the concept of what because you are a runner doesn’t presented the award given out there running and having a Lean meat is more than 70 percent has come to be known as Reagan voluntarism.” mean that you can be absolutely for knowledge of religious sudden attack. 1'his is not the first water. Milk is 87 to 90 percent “ Businessmen don’t want to be put in the position of sure you won’t have a heart attack. holidays, written reports of time I have read about someone water. Fresh fruit and vegetables making social decisions,” McGuire said. “ They have a but don’t lose sight of the fact that important Jewish people, dropping dead while running. If this have as much as 80 percent water. many people who die early in life and attendance at worship sense of the thing they do best — provide jobs — and Public records can happen to a famous heart sur Refined sugar, flour and fats con might have died even earlier if they services. there’s a feeling they shouldn’t dissipate their energies geon what are the chances of it tain the least water and are the least had not been on a health program. If Gary, a fifth grade stu in areas where they have no expertise.” happening to my husband? What desirable foods for a good, well- you would have had a fatal attack at dent at Buckley School, The study indicated that community and non-profit about all those other joggers? How balanced diet. organizations have received Reagan’s message. Over 75 Warranty deeds 38 and it didn’t happen until age 52 will also receive his can anyone say it helps prevent Of course as carbohydrates, percent of contributions executives said requests for aid Richard H. Pabst and Leanore A. Pabst to Eugene E. that is a worthwhile achievement. religious knot. He is a heart attacks when things like this proteins and fat are metabolized have jumped substantially; some reported as much as Horton and Lillian G. Horton, property on westerly side Also, many people die of heart at member of Cub Scout Pack happen? completely for energy they yield of Ferguson Road, $97,(KX). tacks while asleep. ’That doesn’t S3, and Webelos Den three. 300 percent. energy, carbon dioxide and water. A board study in the fourth quarter of 1981 showed Cecile Lajoie to Brian J. Brown and Sally E. Saari, mean sleeping is dangerous and you That is also true of dry sugar. His parents sponsored DEAR READER: You may be some 60 percent of large firms planned to increase their two parcels of land at 95 Union St., $48,000. should not sleep. Obviously fluid intake will in the Oneg Shabbat following referring to Dr. Richard Lillehei, a HCrilp photo by Tarquinlo contributions in 1982, but officials of the firms indicated crease urinary output, but that is the service in his honor. Cerlifiraie of attachment famous heart surgeon from Exercise can decrease your risk that many of the social programs that have been axed good in most cases. Failure to pass West Hartford Stairs and Cabinets Inc. against Minneapolis. I do not know the par of having a heart attack if used sen would get tittle if any of the increase. ticulars of his death but he did die sibly. not trying to overdo it or do urine often enough can lead to Gary Garber receives the Cub Scout Aleph religious award at Anthony M. Salerno, d.b.a. Tosa Building Enterprises, while running and he had been a too much at one time. It can lower bladder infections and other Temple Beth Sholom. Rabbi Richard Plavin presents it. AND M ANY of these same executives indicated at a property at 89 Shallowbrook Lane, $1,000. Conference Board council meeting last week that the runner for .several years, even com- blood pressure and cholesterol by problems. Release of attachment squeeze on profits due to the recession is making them Kathleene Stratton against Gerrold Stratton, property rethink their earlier intentions. at Tolland Turnpike and 286-288 Main St. “ (Corporate giving is tied to profits,” McGuire said. “ When earnings are good philanthropy increases, when Release of lis pendens Its time to talk to wife About Town they’re bad it goes down and many of the executives in Kathleen Stratton against Gerrold Stratton, property dicated to us that they expect lower earnings in 1982.” at Tolland Turnpike and 286-288 Main St. Of the total $2.7 billion corporations contributed to Probate deed UPI photo philanUiropic causes in 1981, only 300 companies con Beta Sigma Phi meets 8 p.m. at Grange Hall, 617 Hills St., East Hartford. tributed more than $1 million to nonprofit organizations. Estate of Sam Lombardo to Peter G. Lombardo, ’The public is invited. It’s pressing concern Willard C. Butcher, chairman and chief executive of trustee, two parcels of land on Hillstown Road. about having children The Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet ' Chase Manhattan Bank, Who said the level of corporate Building permit tonight at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Rita Berube, 2 B r l H O f i C l u t ) l l Q t Q W i n n A F C t Ralph 8avo.ldI checka a presaing machine in Indianapolla, Ind. A metal apacer philantjiropy is “ appalling,” backs President Reagan’s City Sign Inc. for M & R Liquors, free-standing sign at Dailey Circle, Vernon. ------n u iiis^ io call for increased contributions to non-profit agencies that atampa out videodlaca at the RCA plant aeparatea every five diaca. 120 Tolland Turnpike, $1,200. Mrs. Debra Grondin and Mrs. Janet Atwood will pre ’The following are the results of the Feb. 5 games of DEAR DR. BLAKER: My wife joys of parenthood. sent “ The Pendulum Swings,” and Mrs. Berube and the Center Bridge Club: ^ I got married a year ago today Mrs. Sbarlet Wirzulis will prewnt “ A Woman Alone.” North-South: Clem Hitchock and Wilnwr Curtis, first; and she is already talking about how DEAR DR. BLAKER: My wife Ask Penny Weatherwax and Joe Esossiere, second; and Joe much she wants a baby. She is 35 and 1 have been lighting for 20 years Capece and Dick Vizzard, third.' , Independent ^ I am 37. about certain issues. I won’t bore Blaker Grange sets card party x ^st-W est: Marion Knybeland Marge Prentiss, first; Coal promises savings I can understand the time you with the specifics in this letter Insurance John Greene and Dick Jadrowski, second; and Burt pressure for her but I feel too but we were wondering if you would Karen Blaker, Hillstown Grange will sponsor a card party Friday at Smyth and Flo Smyth, third.' Center, Inc. taished. It'took me four years to ship it by barge to licensed electric ticles repel each other and keeps them the additional problem of disposing of tell us who is right and wrong if we By LeRoy Pope make up my mind to get married Ph.D. wrote yon a long explanation of our utilities up and down the Atlantic Coast. a p ^ in the slurry,” Funk explained. the slurry waste water without pollution. d now, that I have taken the step, I respective points of view. UPI Business Writer Curiously, though, Dunlop’s first The two factors combined reduce, so There has been concern expresssed, for ant to make certain the order, for 100,000 ton$ of the slurry, drastically the amount of water need^ example, about possible pollution of the We are both tired of fighting and NEW YORK — A new method of rrelationship stays as good as it was canoe from a Japanese group and the to make an easily moved Blurry that it is Colors^ River by water removed from after we get an outsider’s point of College Notes malting coal siting so it can be burned in Ihe day we exchanged vows. slurry will be,srat acrods the Pacific in not necessary to remove it before the coal slurry. view, we have, agreed that we will electric utility or industrial boilers - Sometimes I feel I would like to be ahead. ocean-going barges. slurry goes into the burner. The Dunlop said it would not be economical stop and live in peace with that per without removing the water is betog a father someday — but I am afraid That does not mean you have to The Virginia Beach Industrial remaining water can be centrifuged and at present to move coal .slurry by rail become a father now. It does mean son’s decision, pushed by a Miami firm that acquired to discuss it with my wife because rights to the process from Alfred Univer Development Authority plans to issue $50 evaporate out. tank cars, so his firm will stick for the that it sounds like the time to begin Don makes dean’s list Abell a top scholar This results in a substantial saving in 'present to seling customers who can |he nnay take that to mean that I am sity of Alfred, N.Y. mlllloh in industrial revenue IxhmIs to discussions with your wife abwt DEAR READER: It’s dangerous i r i 9 * . a e to favor of the decision and merely Judith Madlyn Don, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard The process was invented by Prof. finance the project but E ^ o p said other itself, but Funk said the main thing is receive the slurry by barge, first along I UNnp Jn IMi, CNI what that experience might be like to put an outsider, particularly Lisa N. Abell of 25 Butler Road, has been named to the that it makes possible conversion of a I f e e i to work out the details. S. Don of 104 Pond Lane, has been named to the dean’s Jaihes E. F ^ , who teaches ceramic financing means also are being con the Atlantic coast and then along the in to have together. Talking about an sometme you don’t know, in the mid dean’s list at the University Park (jampus of the Penn i feel very anxious about the list for the fall semester at Ithaca College, Ithaca, N.Y, en^neering at Alfred. He said the un sidered. plant from oil to coal at a minimal cost. land waterways. important decision like having a dle as a referee between you and sylvania State University for the fall term. future. Miss Don is a 1178 graduate of Manchester High iversity, which owns the patenU, hopes Professor Funk told United. Press The oil transport and storage facilities Ultlmatdy, the Funk process could baby is a preliminary step and in no your wife. I, for one, respectfully International his process is based on two can be used for the coal slurry and the give a big lift to the advocates of coal ALL YOUR MSURANCE NEEDS r DEAR R e a d e r : You sound like School and is a senior at Ithaca majoring in speech to realise a ininimtim of $1 million a ytou* way indicates that you have made a decline. main factors. One is a substantial varia cost of converting the furnaces to coal is slurry pipelines in their struggle with the pie kind of person who is afraid of choice in either direction. education. from it in royalties. Alfred already has been paid |i million tion hi the ball milling to get a different much reduced. “ So,” Funk said, “ there railways over who will haul the lion’s change and yet that’s what life It is difficult enough to make the Marriage is a cooperative enter Completes Internship Auto • Fire • Life • Homeownere tai researdr grants 1^ Slurrytech, Inc., distribution of particle sfres when the are savings on capital outlays, on share of steam coal asnally has to offer, an ever- decision to become a parent— after prise, not a competitive one, The Lea earns honors which was organised by Donald Dunlop, coal is pulverized. The other involves the operaUng cost and a potentially vast ^-hanging Variety of experiences and all, you have never had the goal is not to settle which person is Nadine Leone, dau^ter of Mr. and Mrs. William P: Rentere ineurence e Bueineee a management consulUmt. treatment of the coal particles with any saving as compared with the use of high Be informed .pew decisians to make. Rather than experience before — without right but to reach solutions to Jowph Lea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert N. Lea Sr. of Leone of 283 Tlmrod Lane, has completed a four-week of several bhendcals that will give them Slurrytech Intends to buUd a $35 cost Imported oil.” stay on top of the news— subscribe to Tighting this aspect of living, it limiting yourself further by denying problems that both of you can live 109 Grandview St., has been named to the dean’s list at secretarial internship at Connecticut General Insurance In the other poal slurry proks vkidered million plant at Virgtaiia Beadi, Va., to a negative electrical charge. The Manchester Herald. For home 8S0 Hartford Hd., Manchettor Irould probably take less energy to yourself the opportunity to talk with. If you don’t cooperate, you will Saint Anselm College, Manchester, N.H. for the second Co. in Bloomfield. 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