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I 't 20 killed of every thousand concealed under debris. Such is Rescuers the terrifying arithmetic," Chazov told the newspaper Izvestia. are running He said the disaster was worse than the 1986 Chernobyl accident,

in which an explosion and fire at a out of time nuclear power plant spewed radiation that eventually circled the globe. Thirty-two people have Bv Andrew Kotell died. The Associated Press The southern Soviet region also has been tom by ethnic violence MOSCOW — Rescuers pulled between Armenians and survivors out of earthquake- Azerbaijanis. shattered buildings in Armenia, In London, Leonid Zamyatin, and the first Western planeloads the Soviet ambassador to Britain, of doctors, search dogs and said the earthquake killed 80,000 medical supplies arrived Friday people. in an extraordinary world relief The official Soviet news agency effort. Tass gave no specific figures on casualties, but it listed the A Soviet diplomat said 80,000 following damage report in the people were killed in the disaster Wednesday in northwestern Ar­ region that is home to 700,000 of menia. But the Kremlin said only Armenia's population of 3.3 that "thousands were killed, tens million: of thousands injured and ■ The hardest-hit towns were hundreds of thousands of people Leninakan, Krovakan, Stepana- are without shelter." van and Spitak. Spitak and its President Mikhail S. Gorba­ surrounding villages were "dem ­ chev, who cut short a visit to the olished practically altogether." United States, returned to Mos­ ■ In Leninakan. where 250,000 cow on Friday to direct the people lived, 80 percent of the disaster relief. He planned to homes, services and industry were destroyed. travel to Armenia, but officials did not say when. ■ All of Leninakan’s 1,100 pri­ Rescuers were running out of vately owned houses were dam­ time to save the lives of those aged or destroyed, and the buried beneath crumbled build­ earthquake idled a textile mill, a ings, said Health Minister Y ev­ magnetic product works, a bicy­ geny I. Chazov. cle factory and other, unspecified Firefighters said they pulled industries. about 80 people out of the ■ Hundreds of multi-story crumbled buildings in Leninakan apartment buildings collapsed in — Armenia's second-largest city the cities of Kirovakan and Stepanavan. — and Tass said 200 people were Pitriek Flynn/M«nehw tkf H«nld pulled out of debris at a factory on ■ Roads and railways were Thursday night. damaged, and electncity and FOOTLOOSE — Alex Solomonson, 7, of 15 Anderson St., watches as "In these conditions, delaying Jami Woods, 7. climbs into the tree house in her yard at 15 Hemlock St. by each hour means an additional See QUAKE, page 3 this week. The tree house was built as a Christmas present for Jami. Quake Weather U.S. prepares to send plane From page 1

telecommunications were “put REGIONALWEATHER to help in earthquake relief out of operation everywhere.” Aocu-Wealher* forecast for Saturday France dispatched planes to in Leghorn, Italy. Other AID Armenia’s capital, Yerevan, with WASHINGTON (AP) — The cal and other equipment for Daytime Conditions and High Tetnperatures stockpiles are in Panama and doctors, search dogs and medical U.S. government is chartering an rebuilding hospitals, outpatient Singapore. H i} supplies; Switzerland sent res­ airplane to send medical supplies clinics, kindergartens, nurseries, The relief supplies are kept on cuers and more dogs; Britain and canine search teams to help tents, blankets, clothing,” he 2 2 2 3 UH pallets and are ready to be rolled pledged $9.3 million in aid and the earthquake relief effort in said. into cargo aircraft. sent specially trained Soviet Armenia, American and “ Cargo-carrying planes, in­ Phyllis Oakley, a State Depart­ Russian officials announced cluding military transport air­ firefighters. ment spokeswoman, said AID The American Red Cross col­ Friday. craft, may fly directly to Yere­ was prepared to send out special­ lected money, antibiotics and “ The U.S. authorities have van," the capital of Soviet ists In search and rescue opera- supplies, and the Soviet Embassy prepared a plane which will be Armenia, he said. ' tion, damage and structural in Washington said it has been ready to fly to the Soviet Union," “Flight authorizations shall be safety assessment experts and announced Yevgeny Kutovoi, given upon receiving relevant overwhelmed with telephone specialists in providing emer­ minister-counselor at the Soviet data on the aircraft, flight route, I calls and by people who are T" fiT tK lH gency shelter and potable water. “ walking up to the doors of the Union. crew and accompanying person­ “Shelters, plastic sheeting, The U.S. government offered to nel,” he said. embassy with checks and money perhaps a field hospital, basic help Thursday but received no Kutovoi said Soviet doctors had orders.” medicines such as antibiotics, response until late Friday after­ r u s h ^ to the stricken area, and A plane of supplies from that’s the first reaction,” said K ** noon when Kutovoi met at the that foreign medical specialists 5-4 Bulgaria landed in Armenia, and John Wilkinson, an A ID spokes­ State Department with Julia V. were not needed immediately. the Polish government promised man. “Following that we see Taft, the head of the U.S. Agency He said that Soviet officials tents, sleeping bags, bandages what's ne^ed.” for International Aid Office of were preparing to send to Arme-. and medicine. Wilkinson said that past expe­ M Bitches ter and vtfdnlty: Saturday, partly sunny Foreign Disaster Assistance. nia 300 cranes with lifting capaci­ The influx of worldwide aid was rience, includlBg AID’S assist­ and colder. High In the low 20s. Wind northwest “ W e don't even have a plane ties of 16 to 40 tons, plus 1,000 unprecedented for the Soviet ance after the devastating earth­ around 10 mph. Saturday night, bitterly cold with yet," said Cindy Stuart, a spokes­ trucks and 150 buses, prefabri­ Union. After the Chernobyl disas­ quake in Mexico CSty in 1985, mostly clear skies. Low around lero. Sunday, sunny woman for the A ID office. “ The cated houses, tents and blankets. ter, U.S. doctors were the only showed that trained dogs can help but continued very cold. High only 15 to 20. teams and goods are being The Soviet government has foreign aid personnel allowed in. find survivors. West coastal, east coastal: Saturday, partly assembled ri^ t now.” The pla­ established two special bank Muscovites donated money at A ID does not have such teams sunny and colder. High In the upper 20s. Wind ces and tinnes of departure and accounts for gifts and special their workplaces, and 12,000 itself but uses those established northwest around 10 mph. Saturday night, bitterly landing had not been determined teams of French and British dogs volunteers worked on disaster by county and city governments, cold with mostly clear skies. Low around 10 above. yet, she said. were already in Yerevan, helping relief in Yerevan. indudiug the Dade County, Fia., AP photo Sunday, sunny but continued very cold. High only 20 Kutovoi called a news confer­ search the rubble for survivors, “ The main thing is blood. We fire and rescue unit and a similar ence Friday evening and read a he said. 290,000 near the epicenter of the Armenian quake. need transfusion blood,” said to 25. unit in Los Angeles. QUAKE DEVASTATION — A family in shock Northwest bills: Saturday, partly sunny and long list of goods, largely medical “ W e are receiving those dona­ Igor Denisov, deputy health He said dog search teams from The family lost several relatives in the Wednesday colder. High 15 to 20. Wind northwest around 10 mph. supplies, that are urgently tions with gratitude,” he said. huddles together at the foot of a destroyed building minister. both units have been asked to Saturday night, bitterly cold with mostly clear needed in Armenia. “ W e did not request it. We in earthquake-battered Leninakan, a city of about disaster. He said 100 medical teams from stand by. skies. Low 5 below zero to 2ero. Sunday, sunny but /“We are ready to receive / received offers of aid.” i Armenia and 70 others from “ We’re contacting people, continued very cold. High only 10 to 15. medicines and nnedical equip­ Earlier, U.S. AID officials said' around the country were working alerting the storage points,” ment (syringes, medication, etc.) they were prepared to send relief in the disaster area. supplies from special stockpiles Wilkinson said. Worldwide help: from firefighters blood transfusion systems, medi­ Soviet TV showed rescuers combing crumbled buildings, Lottery carefully removing blocks of concrete in a search for survi­ Connecticut efforts mobilized to search dogs and heat cameras vors. A correspondent said the workers could hear voices from Connecticut daily Friday: 414. Play Four: 7776. minority.... Most of us don’t have By The Associated Press with dogs. below. Connecticut ‘‘Lotto** Friday: 4# 11? S8, 6? L direct relatives, but we feel By Deborah G. Seward and food concentrates. A special firefighting unit from “Somewhere here is my To contribute they’re our brothers and sisters.” The Associated Press The League of the Red Cross and Red Armenian-Americans in Con­ London led by Home Office Fire brother,” said a man standing in m ’’AmerlCares- In central Ckmnecticut, the Crescent Societies in Geneva said at necticut mobilized Friday to Inspector Norman Roundell arrived in the debris. “ He worked as a Armenla” — AmeriCares. Rev. Michael Buttero, pastor of MOSCOW — A massive worldwide least 12 planeloads of emergency Index collect food, clothing and money Moscow late Friday. A Soviet television factory director. He came home 161 Cherry St.. New Canaan the Armenian Church of the Holy outpouring of sympathy brought Lon­ supplies from International Red Cross for the survivors of the catas- report from London showed the fire­ during a break and stayed here. Resurrection Church in New don hrefighters, French search dogs, societies worldwide were expected to' tropic Soviet earthquake, while a 'f06640 fighters holding up special heat- Children are here ... and father, B u s in e s s __ .42-43 Natlon/Wortd. 61 “Armenia Earthquake Britain, said some of the tons of tents and blankets and medicine arrive in Moscow and Yerevanbetween New Canaan-based.relief agency sensitive cameras to detect live victims they Just took him away. They C h u rc h e s _ . 33-39 Obituaries ___ Fund” — Save the Children. Armenian-Americans who be­ to the Soviet Union on Friday to help in Friday night and Saturday afternoon. . 44-48 Opinion. made ready to send supplies to under the rubble. took him to his funeral.” Classified _ 48 Wilton Road. Westport long to his church have applied the Armenian earthquake. The flights are leaving from Norway, . 27-29 Sclence/Health. the stricken area. The four-man team previously par­ Smoked wafted from the rubble C o m ic s ___ for visas to go to the earthquake Western countries, the Soviet Union's Sweden, Hungary, West Germany, Local/State. _ 4-12 Senior Citizens. Steve Norman, a spokesman 06880. ticipated in quake search efforts in and the man added in a hoarse site. East bloc allies and even groups not Denmark, Finland, Italy, Bulgaria, F o c u s ______. 21-36 S ports------for AmeriCares, an international Mexico and El Salvador. voice to the television inter­ A West Hartford photographer, recognized by the Kremlin pledged Britain and Belgium, it said. relief agency, said 90,000 pounds The British government also pledged viewer: “I don’t know, maybe The quake, which registered 6.9 for example, wants to go to millions of dollars of aid in a relief effort In addition, societies from the United of supidies, mostly pharmaceuti­ $9.3 million. they (the children) already on the Richter scale, struck in the document the quake’s toll and by that crossed political boundaries and States, Austria, Canada, Greece, Ice­ cals, were to be airlifted over the Italy sent medical aid and telecom­ burned up here because we that help mobilize relief, he said. cut quickly through Soviet red tape. land, Japan and Switzerland have weekend from John F. Kennedy Soviet republics of Azerbaijan munications equipment, the Interna­ haven’t been able to extinguish iianrhFstrr llrrald Joseph Shabazian, chairman of “We are awaiting more planes from announced aid, and “ at least another 20 International Airport in New and Georgia, but hit hardest in national societies are actively fund­ tional Red Cross dispatched four-wheel this fire for several days. Oh, the York City to Yerevan, the capital Armenia, a republic with a the board of trustees at St. foreign countries. We badly need them VOL. CVIII. No. 61; raising and are expected to announce drive vehicles, and Britain said a Royal grief is terrible! ’ USPS 327-500 of the Armenian republic. population of nearly 2.5 million. Stephen’s Church in New Britain and are grateful for what they are donations shortly,” it said. Air Force transport plane was standing "Those will lift off tomorrow,” ^veral Armenian churches said the church will ask parishon- bringing us,” said Robert Gastoryan. On Friday, Izvestia devoted its Soviet television carried extensive by to send earth-moving equipment. Penny M. Sleftert. Publisher Norman said. “If all goes well, also planned memorial services ers todonate money, canned food, an assistant to the director of the front page to the earthquake. One coverage of the foreign aid. George T. Chappell Dannie M. Santoro this could be the first of four or for the victims of Wednesday’s and clothes for the quake’s Yerevan’s Zvarnots airport. The American Red Cross collected account quoted one worker as EdHor M M itW ng Director A French team of 180 people, five airlifts in the next week.” quake. survivors. About 80,000 people were killed in money. anUbiotlcs and supplies, and saying she was sitting in an office ShaMon Cohan including 22 doctors and 19 rescue Douglat A. Bavlm Gov. William A. O’NeiU asked Harry Keleshian of Greenwich, A period of mourning is being Tuesday’s earthquake, Leonid Zamya­ the Soviet Em bassy in Washington said when “suddenly everything Executlva Editor Compoalng Manager teams, was the first foreign relief Secretary of the State Julia H. said he and about 18 other observed until Dec. 19 by the St. tin, the Soviet ambassador to Britain, it has been overwhemed with donations collapsed.” Robert H. Hubbard workers to arrive in Armenia. The Jaanna G. Fromarth TashJian to coordinate (Connecti­ Armenian-Americans from the Stephen’s parish and a memorial said in London. Hundreds of thousands and has set up a bank account for those Businaas Manager Pieaaroom Manager group brought 12 search dogs and 20 “Then there was complete cut’s effort to aid the earthquake Greenwich-Stamford area met service will be held on Dec. 18. were left homeless. wishing to help. Damaa A. ftobarti Frank J. MeOiraagan tons of medical supplies. darkness, and I apparently lost victims. Friday with representatives of The St. George Armenian Apos­ The Soviet reaction to the outpouring Paraonnel Manager Circulation Director “ W e are very touched to be here and At the White House, spokesman consciousness and almost “I know that as our state’s the American R ^ Cross to figure tolic Church in Hartford has also of help astonished some observers. glad that we will be able to help out in Marlin Fitzwater said the administra­ couldn’t feel anything,” said the Fubllahad dally except Sunday and cartain holldaya by the highest-ranking official of Ar­ out to which relief agencies set up a relief fund, said Judy “ It’s unusual for the Soviet Union to Armenia,” one of the French relief tion is willing to do whatever it can to woman, Zhenya Saakyan. ... Manchaatar Fubllahing Co.. IS BralnaU Place. Manchaater. menian descent, you will do donations should be sent. Kelegian, the pastor’s wife. That accept assistance from foreign coun­ Conn. 06040. Sacond d a w poataga paid at Manchaatar. Conn. officers said on television. help deliver aid and materials collected Everything was like in a dream, everything you can to make sure Most of the estimated 70 church will also conduct a mem­ tries, especially the West, but this is a Poatmaatar; Sand addraw ehangw to the Manchaatar Herald, The dogs are trained to sniff out through private means. But he said the only there was nothing to Connecticut participates in what families of Armenian descent in orial service for quake victims on really unusual situation and we're P.O. Box 801. Manchaatar. Conn. 06040. people buried under rubble. Soviet administration probably would not breathe,” she said. It you don't lecatw your Herald by 8 pjn.araakdaya or rao is sure to be a worldwide response Greenwich and Stamford don’t Sunday at 10 a.m. and a memorial doing the best we can to help out and television showed rescuers poking send U.S. government money to the am. Saturdeya. plaaw tolaphona your carrlar. If you'ra unable to this terrible tragedy,” O ’Neill have any immediate relatives in vigil on Dec. 14. coordinate our efforts,” a Western She said her son later pulled her to roach your carrier, call aubacribar wnrlca at 647-6046 by 6 through the rubble with metal poles Soviets. said in a letter to Tas^ian. the Soviet republic, but all feel a There are four Armenian European diplomat said on condition of from the debris after recognizing p.m. aiaakdaya for dallvary In Manchester. trying to detect signs of life. Suggaalad carrlar ratw are 01.60 weekly. 67.70 for one Meanwhile, small groups of kinship with the victims, Kele­ churches in Connecticut, two in anonymity. Americans of Armenian descent a ring on her finger, the only part Television also showed the arrival of month. 02310 for three months. 048.20 for six months and Armenian-Americans began try­ shian said. New Britain, one in Hartford, and The Soviet Red Cross said its most gathered in shops and churches around of her bo ly visible in the rubble. 002 40 for one ywr. a Swiss plane with more dogs and ing to raise money and collect “ It’s not a question of an one in Trumbull. pressing needs are antibiotics, syringes the United States to seek news on the She said the rest of her family The Manchester Herald la a mambar of the Aaaoclalad Ptaw. disaster experts. The West German the Audit Bureau of CIrculatlona. the I4aw England Prase supplies for the survivors of the immediate relative,” he said. AmeriCares’ Norman said and needles, blood collection contain­ quake and donate money and supplies. perished. Red Cross sent a 12-man rescue team Aaaoclatlon and the Haw England Newspaper Asaodallon. earthquake, which may have “ W e are all in this together medical supplies are most ur­ ers, blood substitutes, surgical thread taken as many as 80,000 lives. because we’re such a small gently needed in the Soviet Union. LOCAL & STATE Christmas tree FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE, BO B’S HOLIDAY HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 10-9:30, SUNDAY 10-6 growers set for m - 2 big weekends VALUE

By The Associated Press CLASSICS With Christmas just around thh comer, Connecti­ cut’s evergreen tree growers are expecting two busy weekends for their expanding industry. "It’s getting bigger and bigger every year,’’ Robert Pellegrino, the state Agriculture Depart­ ment’s assistant marketing director, said Friday. “They sell and cut most everything.” While it’s difficult to give an average price for the trees because of their different sizes and where they’re sold, consumers can expect to pay about $3 to $4 per foot, said John Olsen, president of the Connecticut Christmas ’Tree Growers’ Association. Olsen said competition from out-of-state tree growers remains keen, but Connecticut growers are gaining on the competition. "We seem to be holding our own,” Olsen said “We have to depend on out-of-state trees to meet our demand, but we feel confident that within the next five years we will meet the demand.” ’The big push for trees, especially cut-your-own trees, will begin this Saturday and will likely carry Patrick Flynn/MincliMtar Harald over through next weekend, said Olsen. State officials and growers couldn’t say how many GRAND OPENING — Rick Bottaro, left, Association for Retarded Citizens, trees are sold each year or they the dollar value of president of UNiCO of Manchester, Al ceiebrate Friday at the officiai grand those sold, but they all agree the business is getting opening of the new MARC bakery on^ bigger every year. KargI, also a UNICO member, and ’The Agriculture Department works with the Rachel Potiez, a client of the Manchester Main Street. growers association to promote Connecticut-grown trees. ’They work together to advertise in print and broadcast. ’They also cooperate to produce a list of cut-your-own tree farms, a publication that includes MARC bakery tastes success more than 100 tree farmers this year. Olsen said the directory provides only a partial list of the roughly 400 Christmas tree growers in the at its new Main Street iocation Bob’s state. Olsen operates a tree farm in Voluntown, Reg. *19.99 where he expects to sell about 300 of the 7,000 trees By Maureen Leavitt clients.” “I think this is terrific for he and his son grow on their 5 acres. Manchester Herald MARC opened for business at them,” said Al Kargl, a UNICO ’The 25-year-old association estimates that the new site on Oct. 22 and member. “It’s a real tribute to Warm nylon snow joggers available in roughly 4,000 acres in the state are used to grow Business is rising as fast as the business has been booming. the workshop and what they have assorted colors and whole sizes. Christmas trees, with Douglas fur, blue spruce, dough at 846 Main St., the new Thanksgiving business increased done with the retarded in town.” • Men's sizes 7-12 Fraser fur, white pine and balsam trees among the home of the Manchester Associa­ SO percent from last year, noted ‘The exposure they’ll be getting • Ladies’sizes 5-10 most popular varieties. tion for Retarded Citizens Inc. Prytko. not only from the traffic but also Olsen said farms are scattered across the state, bakery. The bakery allows mentally from the people walking on Main • Infant’s size 5 ranging in size from a half acre to several hundred The bakery relocated from retarded persons to get employ­ Street will be terrific,” said Rick to Boys’ size 6. acres, with most farms between five and 10 acres. Purnell Place to Main Street Oct. ment experience and experience Bottaro, UNICO president. For the most part, growers are part-time farmers 19 as part of the $15 million Main working with the public. “It’s a beautiful place,” said t % * who hold down other jobs and raise trees to Street reconstruction plan but Rachel Potiez, one of the clients supplemental their incomes. Olsen, himself a tree Laurie Prytko, executive direc­ Friday the bakery staff held an who works at the bakery. “We’ve farmer for 25 years, is a full-time consulting tor for MARC, said the bakery official grand opening and served been very busy.” forester. was ready to make the move. cake and coffee all day. Mr. and Mrs. C.S. Roberts of Part-time or not, growing trees is a demanding “We’re being well received (on job that requires hours of work year round. Olsen Members from the Manchester 155 Tonica Spring Traii have been s Main Street),” Prytko said. “It Chapter of UNICO stopped in to visiting the bakery regularly said that when some people got started in the was a good move and it worked busines in the 1950s and 1960s, they thought they test the goodies. UNICO donated since it relocated. out well. It’s a much better $2,500 to MARC to help relocate “It’s nice to have a bakery right "could plant and come back in 10 years and just community experience for our harvest.” the bakery. in town. We’ve told several of our ’Those people, he said, were in for a rude friends about it,” said Mrs. awakening. Roberts. “What you’re looking at is fertilizing and liming, At the old location, the bakery Poor helped to save heat employed three mentally- Sale Now thru Wed., Dec. 14 depending on soil the test,” Olsen said. “You have to retarded clients on a part time trim them. If you don’t trim, then you end up with HAR’TFORD (AP) - An A family of four with an basis. Now three more clients will dogs.... ’There are insect problems and you’ve got to estimated 4,500 housing units income of up to $23,000 will now have the opportunity to work in be be able to keep your brush down by either will be “weatherized” and be eligible, up from the pre­ the bakery and an additional staff mowing or herbicide.” heating systems repaired vious cap of $17,000. ’The member has been added, Prytko Olsen said it’s impossible to figure out how many under a program announced income limit for elderly cou­ explained. hours he puts into his tree farm, although he works jointly Friday by Connecticut ples will go from $11,000 to The hours have also been 1.1 u . , „ Cl u.rirtiPin.n 247-5666 • 25 Haiaid A»e , Enlield, 745-1643 • 1697 Whitney A»e., Hamden, 281-5441 • 200 Chase Ave.. Waterbury. 574-2003 • 260 North Mam SI., Mancheslei, 646-2292 at It every week. Light ft Power Co. and the $15,000. changed from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. to 9 J4J Main SI., mioo B O . Accept MatlerCarO. Visa. Discover Card and American Expiest ’The critical period in every fanner’s life isn’t in Connecticut Association for a.m. to 5; 30 p.m. Monday through December. It’s in June. Olsen said that’s when the Community Action. William B. Ellis, chairman of Northeast Utilities, the Saturday and Sundays 8 a.m. to 2 trees must be trimmed to give them the perfect ’The $7.2 million program is p.m. shape for Christmas. design^ to reach more of the parent company of CLftP, said The rewards are many, Olsen said. His farm customers whose homes are Prytko said MARC has a working poor, and expands the five-year lease on the bakery and provides an income that “helps pay the taxes.” existing weatherization pro­ “weatherized” would save 10 percent to 30 percent on their a five-year option to renew. although be believes if he put as much energy into gram by expanding income “You’ll be here for a long any o ^ r business, the payback would be much eligibility guidelines. monthly bills. greater. time,” Bottaro said. Wetlands permit for mall gets court’s OK Beck of Manchester. However, he hinted strongly Local & State GOP favors budget freeze Bv Andrew J. Davis “ We were confident of our stance. It’s good to see that he would press on with the case. Manchester Herald a court agree with us," said Zimmermann. “ If we have to go to federal court, we’ll go to HAR’TFORD (A P ) — House (1988-89 levels:). “ We’re trying to bring an end to Zimmermann said he was happy with the ruling, federal court,” said Dworkin. “ We feel the judge Republican Leader Robert G. “ If there are increases needed, the credit card mentality of state A three-year-old lawsuit against the Planning and especially since it may have set back the m ail’s Heartland union upheld was not correct In this matter. Jaekle said Friday that the state we’re going to be calling on the spending.” Jaekle said. “ The Zoning Commission for issuing a wetlands permit opening. The mall is scheduled to open in the spring “ We lost a round. We didn’t lose the battle.” The National Labor Relations Board has could avoid tax increases next governor and the agencies to find state budget should not be a game of 1990. without a public hearing for the Pavilions at Dworking said the building of the mall will cause dismissed charges against Heartland Food Ware­ year by freezing spending at corresponding savings to effect of spend and mend, pay and Buckland Hills has been denied, said Hartford “ From the wetlands perspective, it’s certainly a house because the complainant would not cooperate current levels. the money needed for increases in pray.” go,” he said. " I t ’s one item that had the potential to damage to area wetlands. Attorney Mark J. Zimmermann. “ We feel they were incorrectly given (a perm it).’ ’ in the investigation, a NLRB spokesman said Democratic Gov. William A. other areas,” Jaekle told repor­ delay the project.’’ Judge Arnold Aronson ruled the PZC did not act said Dworkin. “ There are aquifers underneath Friday. O’Neill, and the leaders of the ters in his office. The legislature’s budget arm. Michael Dworkin. head of the Manchester illegally in 1985 by granting the permit without a there that need to be protected. This will be so John Sauter, regional director of the NLRB, said Democratic majorities in the He noted that the state had had the Office of Fiscal Analysis, is Environmental (^mmisslon, said he has not public hearing, said Zimmermann. polluted (and) it will be all for greed and all for that charges that the food store was unionized House and Senate, have said that to spend an additional $53 million projecting that the gap between Zimmermann. who represents the mail's devel­ decided whether to appeal the ruling since he has money.” illegally have been dismissed. He said Mark tax increases will almost cer­ in 1988-89 foran additional payroll revenues from existing taxes and oper, the Homart Development Co. of Chicago, said not talked about the case with his attorney, Bruce S. Laubacher of East Hartford, the employee who tainly be required to balance the ■ period that occurs once every 11 spending required to maintain the lawsuit was denied since the judge rule the made the complaint, refused to help investigators. 1989-90 budget. years. Other savings could be current services will be $632 plaintiff, the Manchester Environmental Coalition, Weekly O’Neill presents his 1989-90 The complaint, filed on Nov. 2. c h a rg ^ that implemented by freezing hiring million in 1989-90. The state is did not have the legal standing to bring the suit. Health Tip Purity Supreme, the parent company of Heartland budget to the (general Assembly and reducing the $93 million the anticipating a $116 million deficit Also, the suit was denied because the judge ruled 3iie, Diamond and of 1046 Tolland Turnpike, illegally recognized the in February. This year’s budget state is spending on consultants. this year. there is no legal support for it since there is no Beautifiil l4KGoklJewdiy United Food and Commercial Workers Union, Local totals $6.3 billion. State agencies He said that the natural growth inconsistency in state and local zoning laws that 371, as the store employees’ bargaining unit. have asked for $7.25billion. just to from existing taxes should be Jaekle’s proposed freeze would would not allow for the issuance of the permit Laubacher charged that Purity Supreme ac­ maintain current services. about $400 million, which he said not apply to the state Department without the hearing, as the coalition claimed, he & cepted Local 371 of Westport as the employees’ Jaekle, R-Stratford, said the would be plenty to pay for any of Transportation, which oper­ said. bargaining agent in August without majority state had gotten itself into its required new spending and ates on money from the gasoline Zimmermann said he learned of the ruling Friday support. current crunch because of "m ake up for the sins of the tax and motor vehicle fees and is in a letter from the judge. B lue Federal law requires that at least SO percent of the double-digit spending increases past.” currently running a surplus. workers freely Join a union before it can be accepted in recent years that have out­ by the parent company. paced revenues from current caatwtoiWMiMiaietMMiMmpaMtMiMMiMiitstattaittMiiMMU Laubacher.oould not be reached for comment. taxes. Calendar by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. “ We do acknowledge that cer­ Sit-In protests curriculum tain areas of state spending, r n £ s n c v T I either because of federal man­ Manchester DRINKING DARIEN (AP) — Almost all of Darien Senior dates, collective bargaining WATER High School’s 835 students staged a sit-in to protest a agreements or other commit­ Monday 1 , 1 0 0 . m en ts (will have to be Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room. reduced curriculum and a new class schedule that t r e e s ! The body needs to replace 2'/i to 3 starts next fall. increased). 7 p.m. quarts of water every day to keep The students sat down at 11:40 a.m. Thursday in “ We are not talking about a Permanent Memorial Day Committee. Municipal healthy. Some water comes in our Marquise line-by-line freeze ... but freezing Building coffee room. 7:30 p.m. food, but 6 to 8 glasses of pure water shaped with 8 round the intersection of the high school’s four main sapphire sapphires All items 14K gold. the bottom line. ’The total amount Board of Education, 45 N. School St.. 7:30 p.m. are needed. Alcoholic drinks, coffee, wings, blocking the building’s central arteries. tea and sodas are not ideal for this surrounded and 8 round To applause from their peers, two students read of spending could not exceed Tuesday purpose — they have a diuretic effect, by 14 diamonds, diamonds, aioud a statement complaining that the Board of Mental Health Council. Lincoln Center gold room. washing water from the body via $390. $495. Education had faiied to consult or inform students in 3:30 p.m. urination. Plain pure water is best, used — rare — out-of-prini Wednesday perhaps with fruit or vegetable Juices H ioto enlarged to show detai I planning for lower enrollment in the l^ s . added. “ The Board of Education does not consider the Cheney Hall Foundation. Probate Court. 5 p.m. student body intelligent enough to be informed or Republican Town Committee. Lincoln Center consulted about policy, decisions,’’ Tom Davidson, hearing room. 7 p.m. editor of Neirad, the student newspaper, said as he Space Study Committee. Municipal Building read the statement. coffee room. 7 p m. cM u Ju ie& '^ Fair Rent Commission. Lincoln Center gold room. Administrators hastily called an all-school NBfonal PrtBcnpiicn CvnitrB Jewelers Since 1885 BOOKS BRISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON GUILFORD HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN assembly at which they fielded student requests and 7 p.m. demands for about 30 minutes. Thursday MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURY TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY Southern New England Board of Directors comment session. Municipal 348 Main Street Michaels CnargeiMaslet CardfVisa/Amencan Expiess Manchester o il Salk (203) 0400449 Vegetable Farms Building, 6:30 p.m Minority contracts ordered B o o k s SIS e MIMIa Tpks. Open 7 Days Aquifer regulation pre.sentation. Lincoln Center 649-1025 a B ird t Manehsttw, CT 06040 hearing room. 7 p.m STORRS (AP) — The contractor for the $24.7 9-8 Rt. 44 • Coventry t Building Committee. Municipal Building coffee S la tfa £3 litt 1Q( l^a lo toi million University of Connecticut sports center ’Sm toikaitalEaiacassaiftaisskciwstaiKaSiaKsiacascaeatawatsacae^ violated state affirmative-action ruies by hiring no (Ba cn SB K ( m Bam BW m M M e a ea esc EH M l w fa Bai ^ room, 7:30 p.m. minority subcontractors and few minority workers, the state Commission on Human Rights and Andover Opportunities has said. Monday “ You can’t build a project of that size, in this Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building. 7:30 state, so close to Hartford or other cities’ ’ without p.m. hiring a substantial number of minority workers Tuesday and subcontractors, commission Executive Direc­ Board of Education. Andover Elementary School. tor Arthur C. Green said Thursday. 7:30 p.m, The 8,000-seat building in Storrs is now 70 percent Wednesday complete. Under Thursday’s ruling by the commis­ Democratic Town Committee, Andover Elemen­ sion, the contractor must award at least $1.6 million tary School, 7:30 p.m in remaining contracts to small businesses owned by women, blacks, Hispanics or other members of Bolton minority groups. The contractor has agreed to cooperate fully with SHOPS IN MANCHESTER! Monday . „ Public Building Commission. Community Hall. the commission. Green said. With less than two weeks of shopping time 7:30 p.m. Republican Town Committee. Community Hall, Skyw alk to get chair lift left, Santa’s helper, Miss Merry Christmas suggests 7:30 p.m. HAR’TFORO (AP) — The primary tenant of a Coventry downtown skyscraper has agreed to make a some of her favorites for Holiday Gift giving. Look skywalk atUdMd to the building accessible by Monday . ^ wheelchair, ending a four-year fight with advocates for her ideas throughout today’ s paper. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office of the disabled. Building, 7:30 p m ‘ , c u i Under the terms of an agreement approved in Finance Committee, Capt Nathan Hale School, Superior Court ia Hartford, Aetna Life k Casualty Special Thanks to: 7:30 p.m. Co. will install a lift so people in wheelchairs can use Public hearing on landfill ordinance, Capt. the skywalk iteking'the Civic Center and the Nathan Hale School. 8 p m. CityPlace oWce klHiilng. Miss Merry Christmas The Costume Shop Tuesday Clayton Jones, a M-year-oM East Hartford man Cindy Hummel-Fernandez O f 253 Broad St., Manchester Human Rights Commission. Town Office Building who staged a sft-in last January in his wheelchair at fo r her mdorabte outfit 5 p.m. the skywalk, said: ‘Taa very, very pleased with the settlement. It shows other ooeapisnies as large as Aetna that the people will sHU win out’’ a m mmmmmmmrnmmmmmmMimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi ■ m m > •. >. , V.*,• <

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By Alex GIrelll Attorneys Kevin O’ Brien and Ste­ objected is language that "makes it and he said there should be as little Manchester Herald phen Penny, representing the town, implicit that the town gets extra change as possible. presented a draft of the proposed authority.’ ’ he said. District negotiators presented a A strong disagreement over lan­ changes at a session Monday and The town version says the district sewer jurisdiction map on which they guage of proposed legislation that LaBelle responded to it at Friday’s shall furnish service in the area had modified boundaries suggested would change the charter of the session. agreed upon by the town and district by the town, saying they had been Eighth Utilities District emerged at a The goal is to change the act to set and the town shall furnish service guided largely by historically ac­ Friday meeting of negotiators seek­ jurisdictional boundaries and to make elsewhere in town. cepted district boundaries. The town ing to reach an accord between the it impossible for the district to be Penny and O’Brien argued that the lawyers said that their map was town and the district over fire and consolidated with the town except drawn principally on the basis of with consent of the district voters. The purpose of changing the special act sewer Jurisdiction. was to define the boundaries whether sewage flowed into town or The negotiators put the problem changes must be approved by the permanently. district sewers. For areas not now aside and went on to discuss a map (reneral Assembly. sewered the criterion was the normal "W e want no ambiguity about showing proposed boundaries for LaBelle objected to a proposal by slope of the land. district and town sewer jurisdiction the town lawyers to repeal some where the district’s territory is,” sections of the act and he objected to a O’Brien said. Each side accused the other of being but they were also unable to agree on inconsistent in applying the criteria. those boundaries. change proposed in another section. LaBelle wants to retain two sections The negotiators will meet again He said the only provision that under which each government can LaBelle said that properties on the Monday at 4:30 p.m. in the Lincoln needs to be changed is one that continue to provide service on both south side of West Middle Turnpike Center gold room for another attempt provides that the district can expand sides of the East Middle Turnpike and between Main Street and Essex Street to resolve their differences. Friday’s anywhere north of East Middle West Middle Turnpike where they are sewered to the district and were meeting was their third public session Turnpike and West Middle Turnpike now provide it. not included by the town in its map of after almost a year of private when a majority of owners of property Penny and O’Brien said the provi­ district sewer territory. Penny negotiations. in the area to be served petition for sions are not needed because the town responded that the district should Attorney John D. LaBelle Jr., legal service. and district can always enter an have included that area in its counsel for the district, said that if the The change proposed would say that agreement if they want to. modification of the map. town insists on its version of changes boundaries, once set in the agree­ District President Thomas Land­ The meeting ended with no decision proposed for Public Act 200. a part of ment. can be changed only by ers, one of the negotiators, said that on whether historic boundaries or the district charter. "I will recom­ agreement between the town and the the changes would be Interpreted as flow lines should determine the mend that they (the directors of the district. tampering with the district charter boundary lines. district) not sign it." The change to which LaBelle Sewer billing flaws found

Some householders in Manchester are represent should be set. apparently getting sewer service from one But at a negotiation session Friday they government and paying another for it. confessed that in the process of studying Furthermore, some householders are the boundary question they have disco­ apparently getting sewer service and not vered there apparently are people getting <899 being billed by either the town or the sewer service from the district and paying Eighth Utilities District. the town and vice versa. That’s the conclusion reached independ­ And attorney Kevin O’Brien said some ently by the two teams of negotiators householders with sewer service appar­ trying to hammer out an agreement ently are not be paying anyone. between the town and the district over fire No statistics were available on how «459 and sewer jurisdiction. many householders might be getting their There is a great deal the opposing bills from the wrong government or not February 11-18,1989 negotiators disagree about, including the getting bills. question of how the sewer service Both sides agreed to investigate the Every family’s dream is a vacation matter. boundaries of the governments they together at Walt Disney World. Dog-bItIng case appealed O ur tour includes round-trip airfare via Delta Air Lines from allowing a dog to damage property and HARTFORD (AP) - The state Appel­ Hartford to Orlando. 7 nights late Court has dismissed an appeal by a pet keeping a vicious dog. owner who challenged misdemeanor The charges were initially listed as accommodations at Disney’s newest hotel charges filed against him after his dog bit misdemeanors, but last summer, prosecu­ two other dogs. tors in Stamford Superior Court filed t h e C A R IB B E A N B E A C H RESORT. 7 day A court clerk said Friday the court motions to drop some charges and reduce dismissed the appeal by George Clinton others to infractions. car rental. Use unlimited free transportation to Merrick of Greenwich late Thursday, Infractions are offenses punishable only shortly after Merrick’s attorney argued by fines, while misdemeanors are the least all Disney attractions. And get a 3-day Disney serious criminal offenses and are punisha­ his case before five judges. World/Epcot pass! Merrick’s attorney. William Herrman, ble by fines or brief imprisonment. wasn’t in his office Friday and wasn’t for Herrmann said it is unfair to keep |>»T person dnuhle tK.X’Upancs with a minimum o f 20 paxing adults. comment, his secretary said. Prosecutors misdemeanor charges on Merrick’s re­ handling the case weren’t in their offices cord. even if the record shows they were Friday afternoon and couldn’t be reached later reduced to infractions. for comment, a secretary said. Merrick Merrick wants his record clear of was out of the state, said someone misdemeanors because his job requires he answering the telephone at his home. be bonded and he could be questioned CALL NOW On Thursday. Herrman had asked the about any arrests. Herrman said. Appellate Court to reject a lower court’s “ This may sound silly to the court, but 'Y h e first class travel agency it’s serious to Mr. Merrick because there ruling and dismiss the case. that’s not just for members only. "Y o u ’d think they’d have better things to are misdemeanors involved.” he said. do.” Herrmann said Thursday of state WUTHMimMO W«nDVaM> MANCMSTCN PIAMVXU MAXffOeO prosecutors pressing the case. “ It’s a 233-8511 443-4376 646-7096 747-4511 236-5864 1-800-842-4320 — - 1-800-842-8691 waste of the taxpayers’ money " EMERGENCY M errick’s dog. a Japanese akita. is accused of biting a golden retriever and a Fire — Police — Medical Op«n RAondsy 8:30-8; TUMdey basset hound. Friday 8:30-5. Merrick, a 45-year-old venture capital DIAL 911 TRAVEL AGENCY investor, was arrested by the Greenwich In Manchester dog warden in May and again in June. He was charged with allowing a dog to roam. Local & State DMV deputy on disciplined list HAR’TFORD (AP) - State information laws. Tanuis, Patricia Piolunek, John O bituaries Deputy Motor Vehicles Commis­ But after receiving requests Dibble, Maureen Doyle and O ’Neill may sell tavern sioner Biagio S. Ciotto is among from several newspapers, he Cheryl Peterson. those being disciplined for their released the names Friday. Also, Brenda Wilson, Stephanie three sisters. Mildred Flaherty HAR’TFORD (AP) -(3ov. William A. O’Neill said Dana McCann Home. Beverly Hills. A military roles in the cashing of checks at In addition to Ciotto and Wan­ Kelly, Michele Gahan, Jeanne and Mary McDevitt. both of Friday that he may soon give up the tavern in East burial will be in the Florida Department of Motor Vehicles kerl, the names were Janice Rush, Lori Druan, Carol Mor- Dana Allan McCann, 35. of Carver. Mass.. Kathleen Smith of Hampton that has been in his fam ily for almost 52 National Cemetery, Bellview. offices by ousted DMV Deputy Hughes, Patricia Nastri, Carol iarty. Andeen Hudak, Deborah Beverly Hills. Fla., died Thurs­ Cambridge. Mass: and two years. Memorial donations may be Commissioner Edwin X. O’Dea, Hoebel, Cynthia Bums. Barbara Wright and Nancy Smith. day (Dec. 8. 1988) in an automo­ grandchildren. “O’Neill’s Tap Room” on Route 66 in East made to the South United Metho­ officials said Friday. bile accident in Beverly Hill. Fla. Hampton, next to the town hall, was opened by the dist Church. Manche.ster. The funeral will be Monday at ’The disclosure came from He was the husband of Susan> governor’s parents, Joseph and Frances O’Neill in 9:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral DMV Commissioner Lawrence F. D’Agata (Moore) McCann. the mid-1930s. Gladys Harrington Home. 400 Main St., with a Mass DelPonte, who last week said 18 He was born in Manchester on O’Neill said there is a possibility of a sale, but that of Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. department workers had been Aug. 31. 1953 and lived here most Gladys (Flaherty) Harrington, nothing has become official. Bridget Church. Burial will be in disciplined. On Friday, the of his life before moving to 78, of 104 Washington St., widow But the Middletown Press reported Friday that St. Bridget Cemetery. number had jumped to 20, with Beverly Hills iin 1985. of Joseph J. Harrington, died O’ Neill would sell the tavern to Donald Nowsch of Calling hours are Sunday from the addition of Ciotto and Joseph Besides his wife, he is survived Friday (Dec. 9.1988) atherhome. Marlborough. The newspaper said O’Neill would 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m at the G. Wankerl, the department’s by a stepson, Jonathan Moore; a She was bom in Wolbum, still own the building that houses the tavern. funeral home. personnel manager. stepdaughter, Christina Moore; Mass., and had been a resident of Nowsch currently owns Lakeshore Package Store, Memorial contributions may be DMV spokesman Andrew W. his father. Roderick McCann of Manchester since 1939. She was a located in the same building. Moosup; his mother and step­ member of St. Bridget C3iurch made to the American Cancer Nelson III said DelPonte had father, Jean and Louis Kocsis of and the church’s Rosary Society. Society, 243 E. Center St., the Suspect admits bank holdup further reviewed the matter and Manchester; and two sisters. She is survived by a son, John J. Hole-In-’The-Wall Gang Camp. “ in his wisdom, saw the need fora Cynthia Anderson of Manchester Harrington of Manchester; two Ashford 06278, or the Visiting BRIDGEPORT (A P) — A 37-year-old man who couple more” disciplinary and Rodean Gyokeri of Coventry. daughters. Ann M. Harrington of Nurse & Home Care of Manches­ federal authorities have linked to five bank actions. IIS' m The funeral will be ’Tuesday at 9 Manchester and Joan M. Har­ ter Inc. hospice program. 1,50 robberies statewide, pleaded guilty Friday to bank Like most of those disciplined. a.m. from the Hooper Funeral rington. of Smithtown, N.Y.; North Main St. robbery, a federal prosecutor said. Ciotto and Wankerl will get “ counseling letters” that A P photo Francisco Perez, who has told authorities he lives 2 1 » ■ » ifii Ka K i m K i i c a « 3t « s K i i » c s l a c s M t s (the holiday season, guidance and love you gave so l&iaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaianaaS The work will make it necessary to close one lane said Friday she favored a bill pending in Congress much of to us. You're in our each of 1-91 northbound and southbound. One lane requiring warning labels on toys with parts small hearts always with love. will remain open to traffic in each direction. l\\ enough to be swallowed. Sadly missed by. She also cautioned parents looking for Christmas Husband, children, grandchildren Hit-run crash kills woman presents to watch out for toys that could pose other problems to toddlers, such as toys with sharp points and great grandchildren HARTFORD (AP) — State police are investigat­ or edges. ing the hit-and-run death of a Hartford woman who “ Even a good toy can become a bad toy in the In Memoriam was impaled by a steel beam protruding from the hands of the wrong person.” the commissioner said back of a truck. during a news conference in her office. "Re­ In loving memory of my dad, Police said Myriam Rivera, 52, was killed at 6:40 member. young children may get hold of toys Richard Berthiaume, who left this p.m. Thursday in the accident on Route 15 in designed for older children.” world for a better life on Dec. 10. Hartford. Rivera was a passenger in a car that was She mentioned, for example, that marbles, 1987. behind the truck, said police spokesman Sgt. Robert generally considered safe for children over the age Slattery. Car Wash of 5. can present a choking hazard to a 2-year-old. A If I could turn back the hands of He said police are not sure how the car collided 344 Brood ST Manchester 646-6846 innocent-looking toy helicopter in her office had time, with the steel beam, which apparently smashed dangerously sharp points, she said. I would hold you closer, and tell ‘ through the car's windshield and pinned Rivera. you We’ll ClearT Your Car Inside and Out!!! The bill pending in Congress is sponsored by Rep. The driver of the car, Evelyn Irizarry, 47, and How glad I was that you were Sam Gejdenson. D-Conn.. and would require labels another passenger, Susana Villalobos, were both mine. warning of small parts on toys that have them. I wouid thank you more for all unhurt. • • •Two Wavs To Save* • • "Whether they are plastic eyes on stuffed you did. ------1------animals, puzzle pieces or stacking blocks, these When I was just a little kid. Lake Compounce pays taxes small parts can cause choking, asphyxiation and For all the ways you showed you sometimes death for small children.” the commis­ HARTFORD (AP) — The owners of Lake Save $3.00 Save $45.00 cared. Compounce Festival Park have paid overdue state sioner said. For all the memories in which NAILS BEAUTIFUL taxes and promised that the city of Bristol and other Detail Special Heslin said manufacturer’s labels on toys giving you shared. Full Service Carwash creditors will begin receiving checks in the next two ages appropriate for a given toy should be used only But, I could never have loved you W e do acrylic nail tips or a coat of acrylic •SImonIz® Orbital as guidelines. more. over your own nails. We offer manicures w ggIcs. Polish Wax The state Department of Revenue Services filed a & "One 4-year-old may be ready for the toy. while And now — I will hold all that on Special for the Holidays for *8.00. •Detailed Interior Cleaning another is not,” she said. you were deep in my heart. lien against the park in November for failure to pay Introducing a new service — (A detailed cleaning at She said inspectors from her agency are out Where the love and the memories $317,595 in sales, admission and cabaret taxes. Interior Cleaning examining toys in stores and flea markets. She also never wiil part. a moisturizing hand treatment on Michael Blanco, director of sales and marketing windows, dashboards, encouraged shoppers to call her office when they And each day I’ll pray, that we’ll located Special for *5.00. for the park, said $200,000 was paid last week and the $5.95 ashtrays, doorjambs, etc.) come across a toy that seems hazardous. be together again We would also like to thank all of balance was paid Thursday. •Carpet Shampoo On that distant shore inside of 1 “ They came in and brought in a cashier's check “ Shoppers should consider the size of all parts of a our loyal customers for their (Regularly $8.95) toy carefully,” she said. "The best rule of thumb... Where God holds you now Spa Lady ' and we’ re in the process of having the liens $49.00 forevermore. patronage. when buying for a child still putting things in his or released,” Phyllis Parizek, a spokeswoman for the Valid MoTKlay Dscambor 12th thru Valid Until 12/ 31/88 We don’t have tomorrow Dad, 434 Oakland St. her mouth (is), ’Buy big.’” state tax department, said Friday. IhurKlay Docombor ISth Not Valid With Any Othor Coupon Or Promotion But we had yesterday. Manchester Happy Holidays!! ’The commissioner noted that “ lawn darts” will be The city of Bristol, which is owed $115,509 in real Not Valid Without Coupon Or With Ploato Colt For An Appotntmont (Neil to die former locaiion Any Other Coupon Or Promotion banned effective Dec. 19. under a recent ruling by Sadly missed by daughter estate and personal property taxes, will be paid next (P rtcod For A v o ro g o SIzo C o r) of Economy Dectric) Stephanie Hoff the Consumer product safety Commission. Anyone Denise, week, Blanco said. Other vendors that provided Son-in-law Rick, services for the park will be paid soon, he said. who already has lawn darts, she said,' ‘should think 643-5843 Owner carefully about their use, especially around Granddaughters Diane, Lisa, Tues. • Sat. children ’These are not toys,” Sarah, Jillian I J I f I State panel suggests NATION & WORLD contract competition Reagan: same questions, different answers

HARTFORD (AP) - A legisla­ ces. the committee staff said. The By W. Dale Nelson got to stop meeting like this.” ‘all right,’ if they’d say tive committee cited the Depart­ contract was to provide "inter­ The Associated Press And when a reporter prefaced ‘uncle.’ ’ ’ ment of Mental Retardation as a vention services” for people who a question by saying that the It was at a news conference good example of why the state’s pose "severe behavior WASHINGTON - As Presi­ session would be the presi­ on April 0, 1986, that he system for awarding contracts challenges.” dent Reagan held what is dent’s last, Reagan did not characterized Libya’s Moam- needs to be modified to increase Common Green (3orp. was likely to be his last White demur. ■ mar Gadhafi as ‘ ‘this mad dog competition and make agencies formed in March by Joseph House news conference, many In any event, many of the of the Middle East.” more accountable. Patterson and Ralph Wetzel, two of the reporters’ questions questions and answers had a And it was at a news At present, the state's consul­ Arizona-based consultants who sounded hauntingly like those distinct tone of summing up. conference on June 11,1987, in tant hiring system is marked by had been involved in many other at his first one, but many of the With Reagan fresh off his Venice, Italy, that he said he what the Program Review and contracts for the department in answers were different. ' fifth meeting with Soviet thought the dollar could de­ Investigations Committee’s pro­ recent years, the staff said in its The first question when President Mikhail S. Gorba­ cline further “ within reason,” fessional staff on Thursday called report. Reagan met reporters on Jan. \ chev, it was inevitable that at a time when his administra­ an "absence of statutory or Patterson had recently per­ 29, 1981, was about relations someone would remind him of tion was trying to keep it from regulatory guidelines.” There is formed for the department with Iran in the aftermath of his most famous words at the sliding at all. another study In which he had also an “ insufficient oversight of the long captivity of American January 1981 session. The first Reagan White outlined specific services that agencies’ procurement decisions hostages that had ended on the Reagan told reporters then. House news conference, like 2 T - I could be performed for the by an independent authority.” the day of his inaugration nine ” I know of no leader of the . most in the early days of his department, as well as costs, the committee staff said. days before. Soviet Union since the Revolu­ administration, was held in a staff said. The state had 1,048 active He said then, ” I don’t know tion, and including the present workmanlike auditorium in contracts in the past year, with a "Thus, the consultants were whether reconciliation would leadership, that has not more the Old Executive Office total value exce^ing $93 million, able to use one contract to FIRST MEETING THE FINALE? be possible with the present than once repeated ... their Building, next door to the for services such as data process­ recommend and outline services . . . in January 1981 . . . Thursday night AP photo government, or absence of a determination that their goal White House. ing. planning, training and advice that they would provide in a later must be the promotion of government, in Iran.” In mid-1982, the sessions PUTNAM BLAZE — Firefighters battle a fire Friday at the Tin Tsin in technical, legal and manage­ contract,” the staff said in its office have wrought on world revolution.” me any reason yet why I One of the last questions were moved to the more Chinese Restaurant. Two men were critically Injured, and the fire was ment matters. report. Reagan. Furthermore, he said, the shouldn’t.” Thursday night was about ornate if less comfortable considered suspicious. In one case last March, the The $1.3-million contract isnow There is no fixed timetable Soviet leaders “ have openly relations with Iran as Ameri­ Reagan’s “ to lie, to cheat” East Room on the glittering Department of Mental Retarda­ being amended to $782,000 be­ for presidential news confer­ and publicly declared that the can hostages continue to be line was one of many memora­ tion hired a newly organized cause of departmental budget ences, so this does not have to state floor of the executive held by radical Moslem forces only morality they recognize ble phrases to come from his consulting firm, Common Green reductions. be the last before Reagan residence. in Lebanon with whom the is what will further their news conferences, an institu­ Corp., for a contract worth $1.3 The program review commit­ leaves office on Jan. 20. In cause, meaning they reserve A further refinement was Suspicious fire bums 2 men Iranians are believed to have tion that took on an increas­ million without soliciting propos­ tee on Thursday approved sev­ fact. White House spokesman unto themselves the right to instituted in 1984. Instead of influence. ingly theatrical tone during als to determine if anyone else eral proposals for improving the Marlin Fitzwater declined to addressing reporters with his commit any crime, to lie, to t h e former actor’s at Chinese eatery in Putnam could perform the required servi­ contract awarding system. The president said, ‘ ‘Any­ rule out the possibility of cheat, in order to attain that.” back to the east wall of the time that they are ready to administration. gKs i » la i« MiMi Ba IS «a lems IS Ka i » «ai« « Da csca «» fta tts «s es Ks^ another. Thursday night, Reagan room, Reagan switched to the come forward on an open The first lady, however, said, “ That was four leaders It was at a news conference west side, giving him a chance PUTNAM (AP) — Two unidentified men the operator of the restaurant and the other I For your ^ shopping convenience 8 basis, we would be ready to beseeched reporters on Tues­ back before this one. I think on Feb. 21,1985, that he said he to make an entrance down a were critically injured Friday when a Are is suspected of starting the blaze. Police talk to them.” day, ‘ ‘Be nice. It’s his last there have been some was not advocating the over­ 'lallway visible through an of suspicious origin swept through a did not release the name of either man, but The contrast between the one.” changes.” throw of the Nicaraguan go­ >pen door. Chinese restaurant, police said. 8 said both are Chinese-Americans. u two.answers was one mark For his own part, Reagan Asked directly whether he vernment, or at any rate “ not “ Our people just got tired of The two men were flown to the bum unit State fire marshals and local fire among many of the changes opened the meeting with re­ trusted Gorbachev, the presi­ if the present government seeing me in the same set,” he of Worcester (Mass.) City Hospital, where officials, also aided by a Chinese-speaking that nearly eight years in porters by cracking, “ We’ve dent said, “ He hasn’t shown would turn around and say. Tacked at the time. police, aided by a Chinese-speaking interpreter, were interviewing restaurant will be open interpreter, questioned them about the workers and looking for clues in the fire. blaze, said Putnam Police Chief Edward J. Perron said. 997 Main Sc. Sundays 11-5 Z Reagan in excellent health; Perron. The two victims were taken to Day Mandiatcr t Building quality Witnesses said the fire broke out at 2 Kimball Hospital in Putnam and later p.m. with an explosion at the Tin Sin flown to Worcester, a Day Kimball 649^6870 I colon tissue appears benign restaurant, police said. An undetermined spokeswoman said. She said both were in Kiia la la la «a tta K> «a la la la la Ba la «a la IS la Ba la Ba Ba IS IS •y number of patrons, workers and tenants of critical condition. WASHINGTON (AP) - President Rea­ The colonoscopy w£^ performed without -it. apartments above the restaurant escaped Officials at both hospitals refused to gan’s physicians removed a “ small piece sedation of any kind, the statement added. from the building, but two men suffered release the men’s names. serious bums, police said. of tissue” from his colon Friday during a The examination, regarded as uncomfor­ Perron said the three-story building that post-cancer surgery test, but it “ appeared table, involves the examination of the “ (The fire) is of a suspicious nature and housed the restaurant appears to be a total to be benign,” the White House said. intestine that uses a long, flexible we believe that it was arson,” Perron said. loss. He said the three familes that lived in The statement released also said that a instrument with fiber-optic technology “It appears there was some type of apartments above the restaurant were breast X-ray that first lady Nancy reagan inserted into the bowel to allow doctors to accelerant used.” he said. making arrangements to stay with friends underwent showed “ no evidence of any see inside it. Perron said one of the burned men was or relatives. cancer recurrence.” The statement said the president’s chest “ The president’s physician, Dr. John X-ray was clear and that his urine sample H- 1 r Hutton, says the president is in excellent was normal. A s I Rights study nearly finished health,” said the statement released by “There was no clinically significant White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater. change in his pulmonary condition,” the “ The president is in remarkable physical statement added. Derekseth's HARTFORD (AP) - The final report of ■ a suggestion that the General Assem­ condition,” the statement quoted Hutton as the task force investigating the Human bly clarify the "reasonable cause” stand­ saying. “ The stress test and electrocardiogram skilled a showed the president’s cardiovascular Rights and OpportuniUes Commission is ard used by the commission todetermineif The statement said the small piece of craftsmen shaping up to be less critical than interim enough evidence exists for a hearing on a / tissue taken from the president’s large system is unchanged and normal,” it said. reports, but still recommends some ways discrimination complaint; intestine was “ 1 to 2 milimeters in size,” The president has had polyps removed are ready to improve the agency's performance. ■ a proposal for a new law that would and was removed for biopsy. from his intestine in four out of the five past to build The final report, drafted Thursday, allow complainants and defendants access The president and his wife both smiled periodic colonoscopic exams he has had your home. eliminated complaints that the commis­ to the commission’s investigative files; and gave “ thumbs-up” signs as they left since a 2-inch cancerous lesion was sion dismissed legitmate discrimination Pictured above is Lori Possum, co-owner of Bridal Elegance ■ a suggestion for a new law to allow the hospital in suburban Maryland by removed from his colon in July 1985. Two complaints because its standards were too with daughter Lindsey Possum, assisting Miss Merry Christmas with complainants to file private lawsuits in helicopter for Camp David, Md., after feet of intestine was removed at the same OPEN SUNDAY high. the finishing touches. Bridal Elegance offers a variety o f services state court if they do not receive hearings their four-hour stay. time. Also eliminated was a finding that > from the commission; including Wedding Gowns, Attendants, Mothers, Holiday and Prom Hutton, reached by telephone as he The relatively small polyps such as those 12:00 4:00 commission's investigations have been dresses. In addition, they have a collection o f fine costume jewelry accompanied Reagan on the helicopter, ■ an amendment to existing law to make taken in the past from Reagan tend to underminded by management's use of and designer lingerie. told Fitzwater that the piece of tissue occur more frequently as people grow S' production quotas, and a suggestion that it clear that the commission must hold a “ resembled a small adenomatous polyp ’ i ^ircf^^^ountoin hearing on every case in which it makes a older, and Reagan’ s colon has demon­ management was responsible for poor ★ 15% OFF HOLIDAY DRESSES WITH THIS AD ★ and said it was “ removed because it was strated a propensity to produce them in of Manchester morale among its workers. reasonable cause finding if either party suspicious.” recent years. Homes from $239,100 646-1799«&»ltf The task force will meet Dec. 16 to rejects a settlement offer. The small amount of tissue that was review the report before submitting it to Rudolph P. Arnold, a Hartford attorney taken from the 77-year-old president was to Reagan’s doctors have told him that he DlrcolonA. Itt. e 4 tu > 364 to Wytlys Street DtR At end of ramp, turn left At Aopilght turn right onto must endure such tests as he had on Friday nighlano St., which becomes Camp M«eUr>fl Road. Oo under highway and take immediate right onto Gov. William A. O’Neill. and task force chairman, said he would be tested over the weekend, Hutton’s Birch Mountain Road. Model Home on rlghL for the remainder of his life. The recommendations by the task force have preferred a harder-hitting report, but 145 Main Street. Manchester, 649-8865 statement said. include; other members disagreed with him. U.S. team can’t reach Morocco crash site Nation & World RABAT, Morocco (AP) — An plane Thursday morning. Agency for International Develop­ reaching the site, U.S. military American team reported trouble “At this point we still don’t know ment. Reports said it exploded at an experts said. They did not elaborate. Friday in reaching a U.S. locust­ who fired the missile,” White House altitude of about 10,000 feet and the The Americans aboard the downed Santa Ana fans brush fires spraying plane shot down in a desert spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said five occupants, all Americans, were plane were identified as Joel no man’s land from which guerriilas Friday. Asked whether U.S. officials presumed to be dead. The wreckage Blackmer, 46, and Blackmer’s son, LOS ANGELES (AP) — A blowtorch of dry Santa launch attacks on Morocco’s defen­ thought it was a terrorist incident, he was scattered over a wide area. Frank Kennedy, 21, both of Phoenix; Ana wind and blazing embers destroyed or sive wall. ' said, “Well, we don't know yet. A lot A second DC-7 chartered by AID to Ben Rossini, 49, Tempe, Ariz.; Frank damaged 36 expensive homes early Friday when a The investigators told the U.S. depends on something we don’t know help fight the locust plague In Hederman, 47, Cody, Wyo.; and Wes roaring 3,000-acre brush fire chased residents from Embassy In Rabat by telephone the yet, which is who did it.” northern Africa also was hit by a Wilson of Hasstings, Neb. their beds in a third day of destruction. wreckage of the DC-7 lay in a U.S. military experts said the site missile, but limped 250 miles to land It was widely assumed, though not Police asked residents to evacuate threatened 25-mile-wide strip between Maurita­ was a few miles east of Daddar safely at Sldi Ifni. confirmed officially, that both mis­ areas where many houses have fashionable but nia and the most forward positions Lahlou, a deserted outpost halfway Sergio Tommasoni, 64, co-owner of siles were fired by a guerrilla unit. flammable wooden shingles, but officials did not Joan Fox, an out­ along the 2,000-mile Moroccan wall. between the Mauritanian border and the Chandler, Ariz., aviation com­ Polisario fighters in the area know how many left. Schools were closed and spoken member of That confirmed earlier U.S. satel­ the defensive wall Morocco erected to pany that owned both planes, was usually have Soviet-designed SAM evacuation centers were set up at campuses and a the pro-dance com­ lite data placing the site in the heart of guard the “useful” part of phosphate- crew chief of the second plane. He and missiles for defense against Moroc­ synagogue. No serious injuries were reported. a grouping area used by forces of the rich territory. The spot is about 650 the other four men aboard were can aircraft. Both DC-7s were flying The firestorm, driven by erratic gusts of up to 70 mittee in Purdy, Mo., Marxist-led Polisario independence miles south of Rabat, capital of reported safe in nearby Agadir. at 10,000 to 11,000 feet, generally mph blasting off the desert, hit the northwestern heips her daughter, movement in the Western Sahara. A Morocco. The American investigators were considered too high for visual San Fernando Valley, adding new destruction to the surface-to-air missile downed the The plane was chartered by the U.S. experiencing “unusual difficulties” in identification. 22 homes lost and many others damaged Wednes­ Nancy, pick an outfit day and Thursday, when the wind toppled trucks for the first dance on and knocked out power to half a million customers. Purdy High School HAPPY NEW YEAR • HAPPY NEW YEAR • HAPPY NEW YE “We still face a very dangerous situation,” Fire West Germans want change Chief Donald O. Manning said as the fire eluded property since a ban control at midaftemoon in non-residentiai lands on dancing was I RING IN THE NEW YEAR close to other residential areas. “We're not out of declared unconstitu­ in training fiights by NATO >_ Enjoy Your Evening Out At the woods yet.” tional. AP photo FRANKFURT, West Germany (AP) - The resistance took on added urgency Marcos now in hospital West Germans on Friday demanded curbs after the A-10 plowed into Remscheid, a I MANCHESTER on NATO military flights over this denseiy city of 130,000 about 15 miles east of HONOLULU (AP) — Former Philippine Presi­ populated country to halt the “terrible Duesseldorf. dent Ferdinand Marcos suffered congestive heart Grads regret missing 1st dance toll” from crashes that have killed 100 The pilot, Capt. Michael P. Foster, 34, of “ COUNTRY CLUB failure and was hospitalized Friday, a spokesman people this year. Seal Beach, Calif., and four people on the Our inclusive plan features: said. PURDY, Mo. (AP) - Home­ other schools won’t be permitted “I had no idea the court system Several NATO members including the ground were killed and 50 others were Marcos, 71, was taken by ambulance to St. coming is by definition a time to to attend the dance Saturday would have taken so long to get United States temporarily suspended ipjured. Two dozen homes were destroyed. Hot & Cold Hors D’oeuvres Francis Hospital and was admitted upon the welcome graduates home, but night. anything done,” she said. “I’ve training flights after Thursday’s fiery The exact cause of the crash was under Complimentary Bar all Evening recommendation of his physician, Calvin Wong, due alumni will be barred Saturday Superintendent Sheldon Buxton learned a lot about the way crash of a U.S. warpiane that killed five investigation, but West German air force Prime Rib or to “the acute onset of congestive heart failure” night when Purdy High School has said he fears outsiders benton government works. ’ ’ people, but there were calls for permanent Gen. Horst Jungkurth said the pilot “ may Baked Stuffed Shrimp Dinner holds its first homecoming dance disruption would be attracted by Continental Breakfast Friday morning, spokesman (3emmo Trnidad said. Dave Mareth, a freshman at cuts. have become disoriented when he tried to Wong said Marcos did not have a heart attack. ever, following a two-year court publicity about the dance. So, he The governor of the state where the A-10 climb in heavy cloud cover” to get out of Dancing to ’’IV B.C.” battle. said, just the 160 students now Crowder College in nearby Neo­ Congestive heart failure means the heart is unable sho, was the last of the seven Thunderbolt II crashed said he will take bad weather. Contemporary Sounds to pump the amount of blood required by the body. “Naturally that upsets me just a enrolled at Purdy High may the issue to the federal Parliament. U.S. Ambassador Richard Burt and featuring a female vocalist. little bit, because most of the attend. children in his family to graduate Neither the admitting office nor the public from Purdy High School. He said it Another governor called on Chancellor West German Defense Minster Rupert relations office at St. Francis would confirm or deny people who were really behind it That makes wallflowersofmost Helmut Kohl to negotiate with NATO Schoiz visited the site Friday. Burt denied At the affordable price of were in my class,” said Amy Wolf, of the students who took the lead in was natural that he join the suit that Marcos was there, but Trinidad said Marcos against the dance ban because his allies. the flight was a low-level mission, saying ^ *110. per couple. was resting comfortably in a third-floor room with who graduated from Purdy High 1986, staging rallies, circulating On any given day in West Germany, the the A-10 was flying between 2,500 feet and U 1 LIMITED SEATING in 1987. petitions and going to court. parents had tried to toppietheban • his wife, Imelda, by his side. as each of their children entered sky is filled with the screechings and 3,300 feet before it began to descend. “Mrs. Marcos is very worried,” he said. “She’s in Miss Wolf was among the 21 Miss Wolf, a freshman at rumbles of hundreds of jets and helicop­ In West German military parlance, >- RESERVE EARLY! CALL 646-0103 students and parents who went to Missouri Southern State Coilege high school. Gu tears; she’s always in tears.” ters, leading to massive opposition fueled low-level flights range from 250 to 500 feet ^ A ^25^° deposit per couple is required by Dec. 20th. court two years ago to challenge in nearby Joplin, recalls the “I told my dad back when they by recent tragedies. above the ground and are restricted to the Purdy School Board’s long­ homecoming games and crown­ filed the suit that, when we did Even before Thursday’s fatal crash in seven rural areas in the country. But the X 305 South Main St. (Route 83), Manchester Bush may name a black standing dance ban. ing ceremonies of her high school have a dance, they (the school Remscheid, 12 major accidents of military number of overall training accidents in TO U.S. District Judge Russell years — followed by a 15-minute board) wouid try to make it so no aircraft had killed 95 people this year recent years has aroused widespread HAPPY NEW YEAR • HAPPY NEW YEAR • HAPPY NEW YE WASHINGTON (AP) - The head of the NAACP Clark ruled this summer that the drive to a nearby town fora dance. said Friday that President-elect Bush, who has yet one would come,” Mareth said. alone. They included 70 who died from an concern in a country of 61 million people school board's dance ban was air show crash in Ramstein in August. with an area smaller than that of Texas. to name a black to any high-level position, has unconstitutional. He said the ban pledged to put a black in his Cabinet. promoted the values of those who Bush, meantime, reiterated his promise to make oppose dancing for religious the Cabinet representative of women and minori­ reasons. Shultz cautions NATO allies ties. “Stay tuned,” he told reporters. Purdy is a century-old farming The vice president continued his string of community of about 900 people meetings with various interest groups. He spent deep in the Ozarks of southern Soviets wiii stiii have edge about 30 minutes with Bepjamin Hooks of the Missouri and located about mid­ NAACP before a session with 13 conservatives, way between Springfield and including Edwin Feulner Jr., president of the BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - The shouldn’t forget that.” Joplin. United States and its 15 Western allies For instance, Shultz said, reading from Heritage Foundation, and Paul Weyrich of the Free ’The school board has appealed Congress Foundation. decided Friday to seize on an “unprece­ data compiled by NATO on conventional Clark’s order. But school board dented opportunity” for change in the forces, the Warsaw Pact’s edge in Feulner said the conservatives urged Bush to members voted to suspend the place people of their philosophical bent in high Soviet Union by pursuing cooperative divisions would be reduced to 2.91-1 from no-dance rule pending a ruling political solutions to Europe’s problems. 2.99-1, in tanks to 2.18-1 from 2.76-1, and in positions. from the 8th U^. Circuit Court of “In effect what we urged was that he make sure But Secretary of State George P. Shultz, artillery to 1.74-1 from 2.30 to 1. Appeals in St. Louis. The vote in his NATO swan song after more than 30 In a similar vein, NATO Secretary- that all parts of the (conservative) coalition opened the way for Saturday’s continue to have a stake in his success once he meetings with the allies over 6‘A years, General Manfred Woemer told reporters: homecoming dance because the cautioned against overreaction to Presi­ “We cannot base our security on the good becomes president,” he said. appeals panel is not expected to Happy Holidays from Diamond Showcase dent Mikhail S. Gorbachev’s decision to or bad intentions or the personality of the hear the case until the end of the withdraw 50,000 troops from East Ger­ Soviet leaders.” News carriers honored year. Let the helpful people at Diamond Showcate many, Czechoslovakia and Hungary. The former West German defense But alumni and even dates from Gail Adams of J. Carman Clothier, shows Miss Merry give you their personal attention while you are “Being encouraged doesn’t mean that minister added; “You know that we look WASHINGTON (AP) — After four years of you just go bananas and forget about what upon Mr. Gorbachev with sympathy and Christmas a co-ordinating blouse and wool chalais gathering the signatures of President Reagan and choosing that special gift. Diamond Showcase has encourage his reform efforts while they got you here and so you want to keep doing skirt by Corbin, complimented by a wool jacket. Miss all of the nation’s governors, newspaper circulation been helping people for over 30 years with all their the things that are constructive.” Shultz lead to more human rights and more officials Friday placed a proclamation honoring CALDWELL responsible conduct in foreign affairs and Merry Christmas was also pleased to see the classic jewelry needs. said in a final appeal for unity within the newspaper deiiverers in their Carrier Hall of Fame. North Atlantic Treaty Organization. a reduction in military capabiiity.” traditionals available for men. The last signature on the document was added by OIL INC. He stressed that even with the Soviet But, Woerner said, NATO must keep its the president aboard Air Force One. cutbacks, to be carried out over two years, defenses strong, and modernize weapons The prociamation honors "the young men and W i€ m K m d the Warsaw Pact still would retain an even while negotiating cutbacks with the women who accept the responsibiiity of distributing . 68» enormous advantage in battle tanks, Warsaw Pact in talks expected to open J. Garman, Clothier the daily newspaper.” Joseph Forsee, general par gal. C. O. D. "Plaee ia v r 'Swt in artillery and other armaments. next month in Vienna. 887 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040 manager of the International Circulation Managers ISO gal. mlninium purchaaa the Dkanond Speciolhh" “They will be significant and make a Soviet forces stationed in Europe, which Association, said more than 700,000 news carriers o A c w c a iie difference,” Shultz said. “But they leave a NATO estimated at 2.2 million. ”stili deiiver morning and afternoon daiiies across the 649-8841 Manchester Parkade' Tri City Plaza situation still very assymetrical. We exceed any reasonable defense need.” country, with about 70 percent of them children who Priem Su8/aef to C lu n g * Manchester earn from $20 to $45 a week. Vernon Guerrillas, Israelis fight on Lebanese coast Nation & World Walsh says North used money NAAMEH, Lebanon (AP) - the raid, which began with a mander of the elite Golani Palestinian guerriilas battled Is­ landing on bluffs east of Naameh Brigade. Sakharov, Walesa in Paris raeli air, naval and commando at around midnight. In Lebanon, a police spokes­ 2 months before he’s admitted forces for nine hours Friday in An Israeli army spokesman man said the Israeli unit was PARIS (AP) — Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov Israei’s deepest raid into Le­ said the troops maneuvered one ambushed and surrounded and Polish Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, each WASHINGTON (AP) - meeting in London, North said million in all — "when he well banon in five years. An Israeli to two miles of rough terrain on shortly after landing. He said the making his first visit abroad since winning the Former White House aide Oliver Ghorbanifar “ suggested several knew that $10 million was the officer and at least eight guerril- foot to the nearby guerrilla base, Israelis responded by dispatch­ Nobel Peace Prize, arrived Friday to join a human L. North began using Iranian incentives to make that February negotiated price.” ias were kilied. then penetrated it without being ing commandos by sea, and its arms-sale proceeds to arm Nica­ transaction work, and the attrac­ detected and fought hand-to-hand warplanes mounted 20 sorties. rights celebration. The CIA eventually set the Three Israeii soldiers and at raguan rel^ls two months before tive incentive for me was ... that before withdrawing. The hostilities were over by The two men, who were planning to meet for the price at $3,700 per missile — “ for least 16 guerrillas were wounded he told Congress the diversion residuals would flow to support The Israeii officer was kilied 11:15 a.m., shortly after two first time during the weekend, were invited by reasons unrelated to North’s in the battle across hills overlook­ had started, Iran-Contra prosecu­ the Nicaraguan resistance.” during the assault on the camp, President Francois Mitterrand for ceremonies statements,” Walsh said. ing this coastal town, 50 miles Israeli helicopters landed near an marking Saturday’s 40th anniversary of the tors said Friday. . Ghorbanifar agreed to pay north of the Israeli border and the spokesman said. An army abandoned Maronite monastery $10,000 for each of the 1,000 TOW In his latest summary of communique identified him as Lt. and evacuated the besieged Universal Declaration of Human Rights. “A substantial quantity of nine miles south of Beirut, troops, the spokesman said. Mitterrand, U.N. Secretary-GeneralJavier Perez weapons’ ’ were bought for the missiles, which were to be evidence in the case, Walsh said Lebanese police and Israeli army Col. Am ir Meital, 29, a com­ purchased from the Defense de Cuellar and UNESCO Director General Federico Contras in December 1985 from prosecutors “ will demonstrate at spokesmen said. Mayor were scheduled to speak Saturday at the money left over from the aborted Department through the CIA. trial that North played a signifi­ Israel said at ieast 20 guerrillas Palais Chaillot overlooking the Seine that will be sale by Israel of Hawk missiles to At a meeting in Washington the cant role in directing expendi­ were killed and dozens wounded. Christmas Crafts Show *88 attended by hundreds of dignitaries, human rights Iran in November 1985, Iran- next day. North — “ in a critical tures from the enterprise through Lebanese police said at least activists and politicians. Contra prosececutors said in misrepresentation” — told two witnesses such as Willard eight were kiiied. Manchester Community College filing in North’s case. CIA officials and a Pentagon Zucker,” an American lawyer The operation ended when four Cops probe 4 shootings, officer that Secord would pay the who operates a Swiss financial Israeli troops who had been Lowe Program Center The prosecution evidence con­ CIA $6,000 per missile or $6 company. separated from the main force RIVERHEAD, N.Y. (AP) - Frightened Long tradicts North’s congressional and surrounded by guerrillas Saturday, December 10 • 10-4 Island residents stayed inside behind drawn testimony last year that the idea were plucked from the ground by curtains after four men were shot on four successive of diverting arms-sale profits to two Cobra gunships and carried 50 Craftsmen & Artists from the Northeast nights, including three injured by shots fired the Contras was first suggested to away clinging to the struts, an Admission *1.50 • Under 12 FREE through their windows, police said Friday. One him in January 1986 by Iranian Israeli officer said. A similar person was killed. arms dealer Manuchar rescue in 1986 saved the life of a Refreshments ★ Family Fun * Ample Free Parking The shootings in two Long Island communities Ghorbanifar. downed Israeli pilot. have enough in common to point to one gunman, The weapons for the Nicara­ In Israel, army Chief of Staff police say, but they have not figured out a motive. guan rebels, known as Contras, Lt. Gen. Dan Shomron said Israel The victims apparently do not know one another, were purchased from what was S' launched the raid against the police said, but they believe the four were not shot at left of a $1 million fund that North Popular Front for the Liberation. random. told Israel to place in a Swiss 7 of Palestine-General Command, Residents have begun shutting themselves in bank. The money was to cover the • N ' ^ a pro-Syrian group headed by after dark, drawing their curtains and responding to expenses that arms dealer Ri­ AP photo Ahmed Jibril, to deter further callers with extreme caution, police said. Officials chard V. Secord would incur atacks against Israel. Santa Special refused to predict that the sniper would strike again when selling 80 Hawk missiles to CLOSE MISS — A cloud of black smoke Friday night, but extra patrols were deployed and Iran. “ He (Jibril) prepares incidents m 1 rises from behind a church in the all the time, and we saw a great state, county and local police held yu meeting to The deal brok^down after the Lebanese coastal town of Naameh after coordinate their investigation. ' first shipment of 18 missiles need to at^ ck his camp from F»/oOFF I Ail the shootings have occurred after dark, most because tte Iranians were dissat­ Israeli fighter-bombers and helicopter where a great many incidents of around dinnertime, within a two-mile radius in isfied with the weapons they gunships blasted the atra Friday. Israeli this organization are planned and "Before Any Item I organized against us,” Shomron Valid ‘til 12/31 with coupon | Flanders and Riverhead. The victims, all men in received. E li forces rescued four trapped paratroopers their 30s, were shot with either a small-caliber rifle As a result, “ a substantial told a news conference. *not valid on tala Itamt. j Gift Certificates available for the Holidays. in a nine-hour battle with Palestinian Israeli officials declined to say TtfeSPorK or a lightweight shotgun. windfall was left’ ’ in the account MATERNITY SHOP of Lake Resources, a Panaman­ guerrillas. how many troops participated in ian company controlled by Se­ TRI-CITY PLAZA HOURS: 10-6 Dally Process may weaken Tower exposure Vernon 871-2910 10-9 Thurt. & FrI. • 12-5 Sunday cord, independent counsel Law­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Key lawmakers warned rence E. Walsh said in the filing in art A fraailag U.S. District Court. Palestinians say hardships on Friday that the drawn-out selection process is 111 Center Street New Hours; Closod Mon. politically weakening John Tower, George Bush's “ Aided by this infusion’ ’ of Tuss., Wod.. Fri. 9-5:30 Manchester - 649-6939 expected choice for defense secretary. But Bush’s cash, which the 1987 congres­ Thurs. 0-6 - Sat. 9-5 incoming chief of staff said such delays are sional Iran-Contra report esti­ won’t halt rebellion in Gaza unavoidable. mated was $800,000, “ the enter­ John Sununu refused to discuss what’s behind the prise sh ip p ^ a subststantial J A B A U Y A , Occupied Gaza Strip (AP) 'generation has taken their place,” said the delay. However, Tower’s supporters and a quanity of weapons to the Con­ — Refugees in this camp where the medical official, speaking on condition of transition source who declined to be named said it tras” in December of that year, Palestinian uprising began a year ago anonymity. “ The stone-throwers are now was primarily an FBI check believed to be delving Walsh said. were shut inside their shacks under 13 and 14 years old.” into the former Texas senator’s personal life and “ Thus, the events of November military curfew Friday, but they said Palestinians throughout the occupied allegations made by his ex-wife. afforded North his first opportun­ jailings and economic hardship wouldn’t territories seem to have settled in for a “ If being tborough in the system creates a ity to e]q>loit arms sales to Iran in halt their rebellion. long confrontation with Israel while trying problem, then you have to accept that,’’Sununu said order to support the Contras; the “ We are preparing for a long struggle. at the same time to maintain some in an interview. “ I can’t im a^ne anybody who is stage wa set for the diversion of Palestinians have reached a point of no normalcy. ' critldztng us who would suggest to us that we find a 1986,” Walsh said. return,” said a medical official in “ This has become our way of life,” said a shortcut through a system that ought to be allowed During his testimony before the Jabaliya, the largest and most militant 24-year-old teacher for handicapped child­ to cover all the details as efficiently and as House-Senate committee hear­ camp in the Gaza Strip. ren who would only give his first name, effectively as you can.’’ ings on the Iran-Contra affair. Jabaliya’s narrow dirt alieys were Christmas is Magic at Emad. Tower, who was an arms negotiator for President North said the idea of using deserted Friday except for a few goats Reagan after retiring from the Senate, has long arms-sale profits to help the Victoria Ashley Shopping Day picking through garbage piles. The occa­ Scores of members of his extended been considered the top candidate for the Pentagon Contras was mentioned by Ghor­ sional roar of an army jeep was the only family were gathered in the iush backyard post. banifar during discussions held to Exclusively for Children sound breaking the silence. A few residents of his home in Gaza City’s middle-class set up the February 1986 sale of peered from the windows of their cement Rimal district. In the past year, it has 1,600 TOW missiles to Iran. Sunday, December 11, 1988', 10 am to 1 pm and corrugated tin huts. become a clan custom to meet during ‘Geraldo’ show Is canceled Recalling the Jan. 22, 1986, On Dec. 9.1987, the camp was the site of strikes and curfews to help pass the time, 09 Parents invited to wait in our front parlor Emad said. NEW YORK (A P ) — A Geraldo Rivera show with the first demonstration in what came to be former lobbyist Paula Parkinson talking about a used — rare — out-of-print while children shop, have gifts wrapped known as the “ intefadeh,” or uprising. The uprising has touched even the previously reported and denied alleged incident About 1,000 Palestinians shouting “ Death youngest, Emad said. He pointed to his with Vice President-elect Dan Quayie has been and visit with Santa. to the Israelis” and chanting Islamic nephew, Ahmed, a 2-year-old with curly slogans hurled stones at soldiers. Troops yanked by the parent company. Re/re$hmenti Served blond hair who was hiding shyly behind one "After a careful review, the Tribune Entertain­ opened fire, killing 17-year-old Hatem Abu of the adults. “ The first word he learned Miss M erry Christmas is tuned in to savings at ment Co. has determined that the ‘Geraldo’ Sisi. was soldier, not mother or father,” Emad program titled ‘Washington Confidential’ will not be Since then, more than a dozen residents said. have been killed in clashes and more than PAP AUTO PARTS! broadcast,’’ the company said in a statement BOOKS Emad said he had planned to get 1,000 treated for gunshot and beating This Audiovox Sound System and other great gift Friday. married on Saturday, but had to postpone “I am very angry,’’ Rivera was quoted as saying injuries. The camp’s 60.000 refugees have ideas are available now at 307 East Center St. been confined to their homes for 116 days in the wedding because of Friday's indefinite in Friday’s ^t io n s of USA Today about the decision QMI (2n)S4S344S 989 Main Street (2nd floor Nassiff Sports) ir 649-8181 the past year, and money is tight. curfew which confined the Gaza Strip’s "COME RAP WITH PAP!" ‘Thursday on the show taped Nov. 3. “ It is censorship 819 E. M iddI* T p to . Most young men are in jail. “ The next 650,000 residents to their homes. and it is appalling to me even when it is my friends > saM * ManolMMw, CTOSCMO Regulmr Shopping houtB will r a iu m e a t l.'OO pm until 5.*00 pm. that are doing it.“ OPINION Scam artists operate through the U.S. mail XWWw'Vi wivs, ^— IT'S IN YOUR Jos PE3CR1PT10U Injustice cah occur ( ^ , (aEQPSL- PW...Y0U0NLYQETT0SEE By Jack Anderson mailed sexually explicit photographs to and Joseph Spear country singer Emmylou Harris. He also W CM ^'Tl ’EIAAFTERTHErKEPEAPlI sent threatening letters to Warner Records QrfD,TOO?. in the justice system and threatened to travel to Atlanta to kill WASHINGTON — Neither rain, nor Coretta Scott King. He was indicted on sleet, nor snow nor fear of getting caught By Chuck Stone quirer prison expert John Woes- charges of mailing the threatening 1 tendiek wrote a story on the will stop scam artists from fleecing their communications. victims through the U.S. mail. All it takes n Ryder case, quoting yet a fourth One point rings clear in thie litany of is a stamp, an ounce of ingenuity and an The devastating of drugs on our witness, Robert Waddy. who said Postal Service scams. If there is a sucker address list. society has so enraged me that I he saw five inmates come out of born every minute, there are at least as sometimes speculate about the Some of the capers uncovered by U.S. many con artists waiting to swindle them the murdered man’s cell at about Postal Service inspectors are beautiful in WTOMEET^ mass execution of drug dealers as the same time of the murder, but through the mail. I^ORBYIN an appropriate solution. their simplicity. A Denver couple sent At the top of the duped list are the 374 none of them was Ryder. letters to 200 Holiday Inns in more than 20 Yes, I believe in the death October 1985: CBS News ran a men who sent gifts, cash and checks to two states. They claimed they had eaten in the pen pals, "Julie Saveli" and "Laura penalty. But the cases of Edward story after a reporter had dis­ restaurant at each hotel and a waiter had McCall.” The two placed lonely hearts ads W PlE Martin Ryder and Randall Dale cussed the case with me and dug spilled coffee on the woman’s skirt. in two supermarket tabloids. Once they Adams cause me to have second up a fifth witness. Edward The letter explained that they had been struck up romances through the mail, they thoughts about its irrevocability. Shelton, who told CBS: “ I re­ told to get the skirt cleaned and mail the conned gifts from their correspondents. Ryder is one o f four inmates member distinctly that Jeffrey bill to the hotel and they enclosed a receipt convicted of stabbing a Pennsyl­ But it wasn’t Julie and Laura who Hunter was in the yard also that for $30.16. It worked. They couple pocketed indicated by a federal grand jury. As it vania prison inmate to death in day. ... He was in my cell at the more than $6,000 before they were caught 1973. He was sentenced to life in turned out. the two lonely young women time Molten was murdered.” and charged with seven counts of conspi­ were two enterprising men from Honolulu. prison in 1974. Adams was con­ (Which means Hunter couldn’t racy. mail fraud and bank fraud. We must speak out victed of a murder in Texas and have seen anybody come out of As any white-collar criminal knows, if was also sentenced to life. the murdered man’s cell.) the federal government can’t easily nail Inflation targeted Quayle may laugh last Recently, The New York Times But the Philadelphia D A’s you for a crime, it will nail you for carrying Sharp price increases for fall and winter about human rights ran a 40-inch story about Adams office, which is one of the worst in out that crime through the mail. But that clothing lifted consumer inflation into the 5 that included detailed informa­ the nation, was so anxious to doesn’t stop inventive con artists from percent bracket last month. That rise trying. coerced to become soldiers in for them to join in leading the country. tion about another prison in­ convict Ryder that it made a deal occurred in spite of one of the smallest By Thomas L. Stringfellow By William A. Rusher Our associate Jim Lynch looked at a countries such as Iran and El What Bush overlooked — and in fairness mate’s confession that he (not with one of the scummiest char­ monthly increases in food costs since last let's admit that almost everybody else sampling of recent mail scams. February. Salvador. Populations suffer On Friday, Jan. 20. J. Danforth Quayle Adams) had committed murder. acters it could excavate from Today, Dec. 10. marks the 40th overlooked it too — was the significance of An inmate at a Virginia prison launched Our sources inside the Federal Reserve daily from starvation, subjuga­ will take the oath of office as vice president In the last nine years. I ’ve come under a rock. year since the declaration of tion and terrorism that would the fact that Quayle would be the first a mass mailing to presidents of black Board say 5 percent is too high and they of the United States. Fora lot of people that up with five witnesses who have No system of justice is perfect. human rights worldwide. Some member of the Vietnam generation to run universities. He called himself the founder predict action to reduce it to below 3 devastate normal people who live will be a particularly difficult moment, recanted their stories and con- An occasional injustice will oc­ people are still unfortunate vic­ on a national ticket. Inevitably, the of the National Association of Black percent. That comes at a time of increased the good life. The abolishment of because during the campaign Quayle cur. But during the last 11 years. tims of violence and imprison­ question of what he did during those years fii^ned Ryder’s innocence. But a CoHege Presidents and Chancellors — an divisiveness between the Fed and Presi­ colonialism and imperialism is underwent a tremendous barrage of I ’ve kept a record of the hundreds ment upon the five continents. needed in all governments so that would loom large in the campaign. succession of Philadelphia dis­ organization that needed money. He asked dent Reagan’s senior economic advisers. negative publicity depicting him as of wrongfully convicted men Why did President Reagan wait full democracy can happen. trict attorneys and courts refuse for donations ranging from $375 to $600 on Fed economists think the president’s monumentally unfit to stand that famous Bush and his advisers clearly thought throughout the United States. until October to finally sign the to give any weight to the new the promise that his group would be "a people are being too optimistic about Jared Diamond’s recent article "heartbeat away” from the presidency. that Quayle's service in the National anti-genocide bill despite the in National History magazine’s evidence exculpating Ryder. In Some of the more flagrant voice for black college presidents ... and economic growth and the budget deficit. Fortunately that assessment is unfair, Guard was an honorable, indeed a earlier compasisonate-efforts of October edition — "In Black and Texas, the prosecutor and local cases have made national head­ foster interaction among presidential The Fed is also nervous about President­ both to Quayle and to George Bush, who laudable, answer to that question. Bush’s outgong Sen. William Proxm ire? judicial system just as adam­ lines — a woman recants abput a peers.” A few of the presidential peers fell elect Bush and his non-reaction to the White: How Have Ordinary Peo­ tapped him for the Job. In several own son, George Jr., likewise served in the President-elect George, Bush antly oppose a new trial for rape; a witness recants on his for it before the inmate was stopped and falling dollar. ple Throughout History Allowed important ways, Quayle was a good, even a Guard. So did Lloyd Bentsen’s son, Lloyd should continue to uphold his Adams. deathbed; a guilty man is indicted on 16 counts of mail fraud. Themselves to Commit Geno­ superior choice as Bush’s vice president. III. And who wants to cast the first stone at The Fed is reluctant to make significant campaign pledge of a gentler, conscious-stricken and con­ Postal inspectors also nabbed a reve­ changes in the monetary policy until the cide” — is quite relevant to For one thing. Quayle is solidly identified New Jersey’s Democratic Sen. Bill Brad­ Adams. 40. is white. Ryder. 38, kinder America after he is today’s events. fesses: new evidence exonerates rend of the mails — a man in Cleveland who economic signs are clearer. The recent with the conservative movement and the ley, who joined the Air Force Reserve and is black. Injustice in America can inaugurated in January. Some a ‘double I’ (incarcerated used the mailing list of a religious economic slowdown could be a prelude to a A number of programs will so-called "social conservative" wing of the spent the Vietnam years playing pro be an equal opportunity plague. United States citizens are still innocent). magazine to solicit donations for an recession or just a temporary blip caused occur at the junior and senior GOP, neither of which can claim Bush basketball under a $500,000 contract? But you decide whether Ryd­ suffering the indignities of being high school levels in Manchester. For wrongfully convicted men imaginary church that was lagging behind by drought and other factors. himself as a charter member. Quayle’s But it was Quayle who ran for the vice er’s case has any merit: judged subhuman if they are in its bills. As a sideline, this holy man The uncertainty will mean flat interest East Hartford. Glastonbury and presence in the vice presidency is one of like Randall Dale Adams in homeless, in prison, on welfare or presidency this year, so it was Quayle who Jan: 22. 1975: Jeffrey Hunter, recorded new wave rock ’n’ roll songs. ' rates with no itibre than a slight increase in other towns. I moderated an hour the chief reasons conservatives can, and wound up taking the heat, all alone. It was Texas and Edward Martin Ryder mentally and physically ill. the DA’s chief witness against Not all crimes committed by mail are the immediate future. The Fed has been program. “ Human Rights Edu­ do. feel comfortable with the Bush his misfortune, too. that he looked even in Pennsylvania, the criminal Animals should have their Ryder, told a Philadelphia Daily designed to bring in money. Investigators trying to engineer a slowdown to nip cation.” through our public administration. younger than he is (he will be 42 on Feb. 4), justice system is a sharp-edged rights respected and not always News reporter that he (Hunter, came acro.ss a South Carolina man who inflation in the bud without throwing the schools. This program was video­ Second, and almost equally important, sword that has murdered the be subjected to cruel and tortu­ and that his face is a rather blandly who had a long criminal record) economy into a recession. taped by the staff of Public in eight years in the Senate, Quayle earned truth which could set them free. rous experiments without the use handsome one. had made a deal with the D A’s Access Channel 26 of West the high respect of his colleagues for the of safer, alternative methods. I But he was elected nonetheless, and office to testify against Ryder in Hartford. Peter Sweiger, a Wind­ expertise he acquired in a number of Chuck Slone, a senior editor for Who’S the boss commend the caring efforts of henceforth he will be. and ought to be. exchange for the dropping of sor High School social studies important areas — most notably defense. the Philadelphia Daily News, is a George Bush has made it clear that his members of the American So­ judged on his performance as vice robbery charges against him. teacher and guest panelist, re­ His reputation in this regard was widely syndicated columnist. secretary of state, James Baker, will set ciety for the Protection of Cruelty ferred to a conspiracy of silence; president. July 10.1975: Hunterconfirmed ignored during the campaign (though Sen. foreign policy and that he will not allow the to Animals during the organiza­ People not speaking out against the deal with the DA on a Kennedy broke ranks to pay tribute to it), Early indications are that he intends to National Security Council to take over the tion’s 100-year existence. All injustice perpetuates oppression but Bush, who presided over the Senate model himself squarely on Bush’s own television interview show with Letters policy functions of the State Department. living creatures aerve various of victims indefinitely. I am a during the Reagan years, was of course record in the job; as a man unswervingly me. “ I did it to get out of prison. Under past presidents, the national purposes in life, and vigilance to community ad hoc member of the well aware of it when he chose Quayle as loyal to his president, discharging to the I ’m sorry I did it to the brother.” The Manchester Herald security adviser has had a powerful voice protect possible extinction of National Conference of (Chris­ his running mate. best ofhisabilitywhateverassignmentshe April 3, 1978; During a post­ welcomes original letters to in setting policy and the National Security species such as the bald eagle, tians and Jews, which is an Finally, Bush was unquestionably reach­ is given. conviction hearing in court, Ken­ the editor. Council has acted like a little State white rhinocerous and leopard organization of educators who ing out to the baby boomers, now just My guess is that Quayle will surprise a neth Covil. one of the other Letters should be brief Department. must continue. Hunting is also promote tolerance and accep­ entering their 40s, when he picked one of lot of people by turning in a superior inmates convicted of the prison and to the point. They should Bush wants Brent Scowcroft, his na­ used to control animal overpopu­ tance of the different races from their number fo r the vice presidential slot performance. murder, testified that Ryder had be typed or neatly handwrit­ tional security adviser, to be a technician, lation. but better traps that first grade through high school. on his ticket. It wasn't primary a matter of not been involved. " I didn’t know ten, and, for ease in editing, coordinating intelligence, analyzing prob­ reduce torture are needed. An James Abrouzek, co-founder of It’s true that the Democrats and their bidding for their votes. It was an Mr. Ryder until they brought us should be double-spaced. lems and preparing options. But Bush and outcry of callous treatment would the Arab-American Discrimina­ cronies in the media will do their best to acknowledgement that the time has come Letters must be signed with Baker will call the shots. occur if people were affected. tion Committee, reminds us; " I f keep his negative image polished, treating out that night for questioning One of their first priorities will be to find one group is under attack, we are him with a combination of humor and after the body was discovered.” name, address and daytime Good letter-writing efforts by June 11. 1984; A deathbed telephone number (for a way to cut the defense budget without Amnesty International (of which all under attack. If Jews are not contempt. But paradoxically, the working- jeopardizing national security. Bush safe, Arabs are not safe. If blacks over Quayle got during the campaign may confession signed a terminally ill veriflcation). there is a chapter at East Catholic Michael Grant (another of the The Herald reserves the simply can’t get away with spending the High School) have saved more are not safe than neither are UiawrlirBlpr HrralJi actually help him now. He has nowhere to way Ronald Reagan did. (Chicanos, Poles, Irish or wha­ four convicted inmates) de­ right to edit letters in the than 25,000 lives of political go but up. If he can build a record of serious Our sources say. in spite of his support tever ethnic group you can think Founded In 1M1 clared: ‘I, along with Theodore interests of brevity, clarity prisoners under repressive re­ contributions to a successful Bush admin­ during the campaign for the Strategic of.” PENNY M. S IE FFE R T...... Publisher istration, Dan Quayle may have the last Brown and Kenneth Covil, did in and taste. gimes. Bruce Springsteen, Sting. Defense Initiative. Bush will try to reduce Tracy Chapman and Peter Ga­ GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor laugh yet. fact kill Samuel Molten by Address letters to: Open the cost of SDI. briel participated in recent rock Thomas L. Stringfellow, a DOUGLAS A. BEVINS------Executive Editor stabbing him (54 tim es). Edward Forum, Manchester Herald, THE MAGIC WORDS concerts to promote a wareness of Manchester resident, writes peri­ P.O. Box 591, Manchester MARIE P GRAOY...... City Editor Winiaai A. Rasher, pnbIWMr erNatioaal Ryder had no knowledge of this Jack Anderson and his associate, Joseph human rights abuses around the odically about contemporary 08040. ALEXANDER GIRELLI.. . . Associate Editor Revtew asagasiae. is a syndicated cetam- incident. Spear, are syndicated columnists. world. About 250,000 children are Issues. nlst. March 1985; Philadelphia In­

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Weddings

Fitness is a weighty proposal Nautilus room free to users

By Nancy Pappas Mr. and Mrs. Steven Cichowski Manchester Herald Mrs. Anthony Faria Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald Mrs. John N. Fernez at Wilson and Laura CIchowtkI'Polak Paffta’Sulllvan Femez-Dubaldo Dunfield are counting MacDonald>Bosh on Manchester resi­ Nancy A. Polak, daughter of Mr. Catherine Theresa Sullivan, daugh­ Virginia Anne Dubaldo, daughter of and Mrs. Rudolph Polak of Windham Nannette Leaon Bosh, daughter of dents to be interested in ter of John and Gemma Sullivan of 109 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bosh of Bruno and Clara Dubaldo of 59 Irving Psome weighty matters. and Steven F. Cichowski, son of Mr. Timrod Road, and Anthony Joseph St., and John Nicholas Femes, 92 The two women, Wilson from and Mrs. Richard Cichowski of Ellington, and Kenneth Joseph Mac­ Faria Jr., son of Anthony and Diane Donald, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Tanner St., son of John and Helen the YWCA and Dunfield from the Manchester, were married Sept. 17 in Faria of Jamestown, R.I. and Naples, Feraez of Bronx, N.Y., were married town's Recreation Department, St. Bartholomew Church. MacDonald of 158 McKee St., were Fla., were married Sept. 17 at Ochre married Nov. 11 at St. Joseph’s Aug. 20 at St. Bridgets Church. have spearheaded an effort to put The Rev. Martin J. Scholsky Court Chapel, Salve Regina College, The Rev. Robert Russo officiated at a brand new weight training officiated. Dawn Polak, sister-in-law Church, in the Rockville section of Newport, R.I. Vernon. the Roman Catholic wedding workout facility in the basement of the bride, was matron of honor. The Rev. John T. Murray, S.J., The Rev. Joseph Hanks officiated at ceremony. of the Nutmeg Branch YWCA, at Bridesmaids were Lisa Baker, Paula officiated at the wedding Mass. The The bride was given in marriage by 78 N. Main St. Demarco and Paula Wilson. the Catholic ceremony. The bride was bride was given in marriage by her given in marriage by her father. Gay her parents. Gemma Dubaldo, sister That basement, which housed a Mark Cichowski, brother of the six-lane bowling alley for 57 father. Tara Sullivan, sister of the Cyr, cousin of the bride, was maid of of the bride, was maid of honor. groom, was best man. Ushers were years, now boasts a Nautilus- bride, was maid of honor. Brides­ honor. Bridesmaids were Andrea Bridesmaids were Lisa Fournier, Christopher Carmel, Jeffrey Polak, maids were Margaret Ryan, Lesley Susan Miller and Cecelia Kiris. style universal gym, two compu­ Randall Polak, Shawn Spears and Tarani, Jilane Borges and Darcy Bull. terized Lifecycle bikes and two Fairs, Megan Steinnecker and Andrew Dama was best man. Doug Emmons was best man. David Williams. Lauren Steinnecker. stationary bikes, dumbbells and Ushers were Steven MacDonald, Ushers were Dennis Femez, Doug other equipment, as well as a After a reception at Manchester Daniel Faria, brother of the groom, Drapeau and Daren Kirts. Country Club the couple went on a Lawrence MacDonald and Brent large open room for aerobic and was best man. Ushers were Kevin Hazzard. After a reception at Marc Antonys, wedding trip to Orlando, Fla. They other exercise classes. Higgins, Brian Megley and Kevin After a reception at the Farmington Hartford, the couple went on a are making their home in Plainville. Megley. The best thing about it is it's Club the couple left on a wedding trip wedding trip to Hawaii. They are free to anyone who uses it after 3 The bride is an accountant with the After a reception at Newport making their home in Manchester. State Retirement Office, Hartford. to Cancun, Mexico. They are making p.m. weekdays and on Saturday. Casino, Newport the couple left on a their home in Vernon. The bride and groom both earned The bridegroom is an accountant This project is one of the most wedding trip to Virgin Gorda, British their bachelors of science degrees in with the State Correctional Center, The bride is a graduate of Ellington ambitious and expensive that the Virgin Islands. They are making their accounting. She is controller of Cheshire. High School and attended Central Recreation Department has un­ home in Acton, Mass. Connecticut State University. She is DuPont Mortgage Com- in Avon. The dertaken since Mahoney Recrea­ The bride is publication director for employed by Action wear Ltd. of groom is executive vice president of tion Center was built on Cedar Human Development Magazine, Vernon as a key holder. that company. Street, said Dunfield, a recrea­ Reginald Plnto/ManchMltr Harald Cambridge, Mass. The bridegroom is a graduate of tion supervisor. The bridegroom is area sales Manchester High School and is The town spent approximately manager for Right-Way, Boston, employed by J. Copperfield Ltd. as $35,000 on the effort, and smaller WORKING OUT — Laura Dunfield. foreground, of the Nutmeg Branch of the YWCA at 70 N. Main St. The two Mass. director of operations for the Vernon, amounts were contributed by the town Recreation Department, and C.C. Cain, of the are hoping that the equipment will attract many fitness Avon and Rocky Hill restaurants. YWCA and the Foulds Family YWCA, work out in a new nautilus fitness room at the enthusiasts. Foundation. The actual renova­ tion work was done by crews from the Department of Public Works, Dundon-Evans who maintained as much of the Engagements original structure — including the tion Department takes over after In order to entice as many local Karen Ann Evans, daughter of Mr. narrow plank hardwood flooring that. residents as possible to try the and Mr. James B. Evans of Manches­ — as possible. “ We're not supported by tax­ weight room, use of the facility, ter, and John Joseph Dundon Jr., son Clough-Glidden “ All we need now are the payer money, so we need to "It’s open for anyone of any level. We hope to regardless of the time, will be of John Dundon Sr. of East Hartford, people, town people who want to charge for our time slots, to pay accommodate the people who don’t want to free through Dec. 23. All partici­ use it, “ said Wilson, co-director of our instructors," said Wilson. pants must show a valid Recrea­ and the late Dorothy S. Dundon, were V-VI Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy E. Clough of married Sept. 17 at Assumption 50 Mountain Road announce the the YWCA. "It's open for anyone The weight room will be super­ spend the money, or don’t have the fancy tion Department or YWCA mem­ Church. engagement of their daughter, Larisa of any level. We hope to accom­ vised at all times, to prevent clothes, for the spas and health clubs. We are bership card. The Rev. Edward S. Pepin offi­ Jean Clough, to John Anthony Glid- modate the people who don't want injuries and ensure that the The hours this month will be ciated at the double ring ceremony, den, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. to spend the money, or don't have equipment is used properly. trying to attract the regular, normal people.” Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Glidden of Vernon. the fancy clothes, for the spas and From 3 to 5 and 6 to 7:30 p.m., — Pat Wilson 9:15 to 11; 15 a.m.; Tuesday and assisted by Deacon J. Fernand anyone who is 14 or older may Chamberland. The bride-elect is a graduate of health clubs. We are trying to Thursday, 10; 15 to 11; 15 a.m.; attract the regular, normal work out. From 7:30 to 9 p. m., use Diane Tatelman, sister of the bride, Manchester High School and attended Monday through Friday, 3 to 5 of the facility is open to those 18 and 6 to 9 p.m.; and Saturday, 10 Keene State College, Keene, N.H., and people.” was matron of honor. Bridesmaids The YWCA weight room will be years and up. a.m. to 3 p.m. were Elizabeth Evans, Deborah Dun­ Manchester Community College. She open to the public, free of charge, Weight training is not only for Those who would like to see don, Joanne LaRochelle and Wantla is employed by Robert J. Smith Inc. of from3to5and6to9p.m . Monday those who want to build up longer daytime hours, including a Parent. Lisa Prattson was flower girl. Manchester. through Friday, and from 10 a.m. muscles and for those who want to see benefits from this type of youngsters," she said. “ I think lunch-hour or early afternoon The prospective bridegroom is a \ to 3 p.m. on Saturday. head for a body building competi­ workout more quickly than from keeping your body in shape is workout, should call the YWCA graduate of Rockville HighSchool and On weekday mornings, the tion. A weight program can also an exercise class, it should not important, and I think, as you get and ask to speak with Pat Wilson. received bis bachelor of science training room will cost $2 per address the ruffle of flab under replace aerobics, walking or older, the more you do this, the "W e will try to be responsive, and degree in business adpUnistration visit, or $10 per month, with an the upper arm, or an extra roll on other activities. more you can do just the normal try to adjust our schedule, to be from Central Cooaecticvt State Uni­ ' <• .t . additional $1.25 per hour charged the upper thigh. C. C. Cain, who will supervi.se things you would do at home.” open when there are people who versity. He is employed by Hamilton for childcare, if needed. But in order to really benefit the weight room in the morning. The benefits, she said, include want to work out," Wilson said. Larisa Clough ctfpnnfh rrrohtor Standard, Windsor Locks. 'T’bo HiFfr>ror»,-.tv ?»■> ic frOfT' n'oifrht tr'iininri M '-'i-r fiirllii" m.’.li ;i ('.ill A March 17, 1989 wedding is John Qlidden , ut, . 1.,. . s Mr, and Mrs. John Dundon Jr. planned.

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How to handle that wrench Data Bank How to trim college costs

By Andy Lang find yourself throwing the piping Imaginative thinking can cut college and no college. The Associated Press out of kilter. college costs Sylvia Porter , ■ Alternative programs. If On the House U.S. automobile NET PREMIUMS This is the time of year when you’re an especially good stu­ One of the most widely used The wrench used for gripping WRI-TTEN BY U.S. many high school seniors are dent. find out if the school you’re tools in the workshop of a should be on the pipe you do not trying to get into colleges. It is for other student aid. want to turn. Never use a pipe on insurance rates AUTO INSURANCE considering allows accelerated professional or a do-it-yourselfer INDUSTRY also the time when they have to ■ State aid. This will have the handle of the wrench. It will In 1987, the auto insurance industry degrees. If so. hard work could is the adjustable wrench. It also is find it necessary to push the In billions of dollars: decide how they will pay for their tremendous bearing on your get you your sheepskin a semes­ one of the most widely misused increase the leverage and may wrote net premiums of nearly $65 handle of the wrench. But if you higher education. choice of a school, because you ter or even a year early, cutting tools. enable you to turn something that billion, an increase ol almost $28 a are aware of what can happen, Enormous increases in tuition receive it only if you are costs by as much as one-fourth. The right way to use an would not but you risk all kinds of billion since 1982. According to the you can prevent it by quickly costs in recent years are only one resident of the state where you Check out your chosen school’s adjustable wrench is to pull it. trouble because the wrench was most recent data, in 1986. New drawing back your hand. of the financial problems stu­ will attend college. It comes in the advance placement policy — you That automatically makes push­ not meant to handle that heavy a Jersey residents paid an average ol A wrench improperly placed on task. dents face. And the financial-aid form of a tuition subsidy to the may be able to “ quiz out” of some ing it the wrong way. The right $604 per year lor car insurance, the a nut. either because it was picture has worsened due to school. That’s why out-of-state classes. The College Level Exam­ way to place a wrench on a nut is One of the big troubles is a loss highest rates in the U.S. Drivers in Congressional action. _ ,«Lt_ adjusted carelessly or because it Iowa paid the lowest premiums, an students typically pay up to five ination Program (CLEP) offers so that the pressure will be on the of safety, since a piece of the wasn’t ,the correct size, also can average ol $244 per year. The way student financial need times as much tuition as do similar testing in a broad range of permanent or fixed jaw. That slip suddenly, another reason equipment may break off. For the is calculated today, it costs in-state students. For many, it subjects, at a fraction of the cost •f.'.'k.*-* automatically means the wrong why pushing on a wrench is not a same reason, never hit a wrench AVERAGE AUTOMOBILE students more than in past years. spells the difference between of the classes. way is to place the pressure on the go(xl idea. with a hammer. INSURANCE PREMIUMS, Previously, students listed as jaw that moves. 64.6 ■' 'll:,' Adjustable wrenches, versatile BY STATE, 1986 dependents by their parents were The first reaction of some of as they can be, are not intended When you work on plumbing or expected to contribute a fixed M. use a certain type of portable Rounded to the nearest dottar: I 1 you may be that you never knew a for freeing a “ frozen” nut. which 0 30 40 50 60 amount, usually $900 per year, wrench had two different jaws — means a nut that will not yield to electric drill or do any one of toward their education. But last many other chores, you will find a N.H. one fixed and one movable. A ordinary loosening means. An I Abova $500 □ $400-$500 □ Below $400 year Congress changed the rules NEED SOME EXTRA knob near the top of the wrench open-end wrench, a box wrench, a need for what is called an Allen $330 for federal financial aid. and now regulates the moving jaw. It can wrench. It has a head that can be MINN.y socket wrench or any of the N.D. students are expected to contrib­ SPENDING MONEY? IL inserted into a chuck or setscrew $417/ be turned so the movable jaw gets heavier duty turning tools must MOMT. $307 ute 70 percent of their income, and then turned. Here again, as $373 closer or farther away from the then be used. An open-end wrench based on the previous year’s tax Newspaper routes available in your area... permanent jaw. Therefore, when has one or two open ends. It is with open wrenches, you should MASS. return. e lA ls __ you fix the wrench on the nut. be meant to fit nuts of certain sizes. buy a set of them so you will have MICH $556 Students who are not depend­ the right size when you need it. $461 Earn money and prizes by delivering the sure the force you are about to In most cases, when you buy an IDAHO ents must contribute 70 percent of exert will be on the fixed jaw. WYO HOUSE OF THE WEEK — This trMevel design features open-end wrench, get it in a set of Every time you get ready to use $344 $304 their income up to $8,800. and 90 Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. You pull on a wrench to prevent diffound objects. NEB. percent of all additional income. brick siding combined with frame construction. There is a wrench, give it an inspection $324 injury. If you push it and the nut It is well to remember when Call today to get more details. a large living room on the main level and three bedrooms Look for damage to the jaws Those who have dependens of gives way suddenly, as it some­ using wrenches on pipes that pins, springsorothersmall parts CONN. their own are required to pay on the upper level. Plan HA1497G has 940 square feet. times does, you can smash your UTAH COLO nearly every time two wrenches While they seem like unrepaira­ KAN. $466 based on a complicated formula $397 $444 647-9946 For more information write to architect Carl E. 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S-250 you cannot remove the odor from will save you money as well as Shape it so it resembl 's a cone students with unanticipated tax Wadaworth St...... all Portland...... all can I be sure I ’m getting a temperatures, is diseased or has Huntington ...... all a very old piece of furniture it energy. and soak it in water for a few SOURCE: A M R«Mt bills next spring. McCann ...... all a nutritional problem. Note: Private passenger automobtle sometimes can be disguised with fresh-cut Christmas tree?” and minutes. “ What do I look for in picking a ^loGriphlcs €) 19R6 NoOh Amp>ica SyndicMe. Inc. liability and physical damage insurance. Litchfield ...... all another scent, such as cedar or Q U E S TIO N : Our town has a The bracts — the red, pink or To build the tree, insert the Skyrocketing tuition, books Qolway St...... all healthy poinsettia plant with lots white parts that we often mistak- A v o n ...... all some other sweet-smelling mate­ program of packaging chemicals evergreen trimmings from the costs, room and board, plus Kerry St...... all of blooming time left?” eiilSrthink of as fld^t'er petals — Bridge...... all rial wrapped in an old stocking. and anything else that might be a bottom up. Use the longest pieces tightening of government assist­ North St...... all Of course, the best way to know You also said you can buy scented pollutant and placing it at a should be large and brightly (6 to 8 inches) first to make a ance make it far more difficult for North School St...... 1-84 you are getting a fresh tree is to colored, and not shriveled or Tax Adviser Hilliard St...... 114-353 bags and similar products to use collection site where it will be bottom circle of greens. Using the college dreams of many Wood Lane...... all cut one yourself at a tree Canterbury St...... all for tbe same purpose. However. I picked up and disposed of prop­ brown-spotted. The true flowers progressively shorter pieces, students to become reality. There Cumberland St...... all have found that varnishing the erly. Wouldn’t it be better to plantation, but this isn’t always are the buttonlike structures at build circles of trimmings toward are some imaginative stretegies. Alpine St...... all possible. However, there are a the center of the bracts. They Bv George W. Smith Westerly St...... all inside of the piece with two coats educate the public about using the top. tilting them slightly ANSW ER: In order for your though, that a new student can American Legion Or...... all few simple tests you can make on will eliminate the odor. Cover certain substitutes for these should be green or red-tipped and upward. Pieces near the top interest to be fully deductible, the employ to help ease the way into Armory St...... all an already-cut tree to determine show little or no pollen. Main St...... 1-174 every square inch. Leave nothing pollutants? For example. I have should be almost vertical. Deco­ Q U E STIO N : I probably will underlying debt must be secured and through college. Haynaa St...... all how fresh it is; G rove...... 1-47 unvarnished. If working with found white vinegar, diluted with If the flowers are covered with rate the tree with tiny lights and receive worker’s compensation- by your principal or second ■ Tuition prepayment plans. Main St...... 285-378 ■ Bend a needle of the tree. If pollen, the plant is quite mature Pine HIM...... all drawers, varnish the inside, water, is fine for cleaning tubs, miniature ornaments. for another year or so as the residence, which, unfortunately, The college to which you are Ruaaall St...... all the needle springs back to its and won’t last as long as a East Center St...... 408-608 outside, bottom side, everything. tiles and the like. Baking soda Trimmings from fragrant bal­ result of an injury. Is this money has not been built yet. Yes. your applying may offer option of original position and shape, the younger plant. At home, keep the also has lots of uses as a cleaning sam fir. Douglas fir and white taxable? deduction for 1988 is limited to 40 paying for your entire education Porter St...... 458-650 agent. tree is fresh. If it snaps or stays poinsettia out of hot or cold Jefferson St...... all cedar are best, recommends V.W . percent. upfront, at the current rates for Wyllya St...... 1-90 ANSW ER: Your letter was bent, the tree is probably too dry. drafts, give it plenty of bright Kenwood Dr...... all Schaufler. Japanese yew, juniper DENVER tuition. College costs have risen similar to several others. Most light, and water it whenever the Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 AN SW ER : Both the education ■ ’Thump the base of the tree on and boxwood trimmings also are rapidly and are expected to Charter Oak St...... 141-348 mentioned sheliac as the product the ground. A shower of dry green soil staru to feel dry. Follow Union Place...... all program and the town pickup of good, but spruce and hemlock ANSW ER: Workers’ compen­ continue in upturn, so it may be a Gardner St...... 3-66 to use. Your point is well taken. needles indicates that the tree is Q U ESTIO N : I heard that you Union St...... 133-264 pollutants are excellent for the fertilizer recommendations on shed needles quickly when dry. sation received by you or your good idea totake advantage of the Gardner St. W est...... all But the reader tried several too dry. the care label. can not take an IR A deduction for Highland St. handling of hazardous household In a warm room, it may need beneficiaries for your sickness or current rate, even if you need a No. Main St. methods, including the sealing of ■ Feel the cut end of the tree. If silver and gold coins. Is this true? (Dugan’s Allay...... 8-37 products and their disposal. □ □ □ watering at least twice a week. injury is fully exempt from tax. If loan to do so. Union St...... 13-91 the wood, without success. In the tree is fresh, the base should H o w about my gold Sycamore Lane...... all certain cases, the disguise idea is Pour water into the holder a nd the you return to work after qualify­ Krugerrands? ■ Guaranteed tuition plans. feel sticky and moist. CREATE A SMALL TREE: If the only one that will produce Q U E S TIO N : One of the wide oasis will pick it up. ing for workers’ compensation, M.O . Offered by some colleges, this is Canter St...... 658-872 even Squire Village...... all When you get the tree home, your living quarters are small, results. floor boards has become warped payments you continue to receive LANCASTER. PA. the guarantee that tuition for an Falknor Dr...... all remove half an inch from the you may not have room to set up a Strant ...... all in our recreation room. Is there o copy of Eon Aronun't " a p while assigned to light duties are incoming student will either not Olcott St...... 76-159 bottom and keep the cut end large Christmas tree nor be QUESTION: We have an old any way it can be straightened? G uido to HouM Plants," tend SI.SO to taxable. rise at all or will rise by only a Summit St...... 63-203 submerged in water; this will willing to bear the expense of a House Plonts, AP Nowstooturos, so water heater. It seems to be M y husband says he can replace RockofolUr Plozo, Now York, N.Y. certain amount during the stu­ Ferguson Rd...... 125-360 Hunniford Rd...... all help maintain the tree’s fresh­ small artificial one. A floricultu­ working efficiently but I suspect the board if necessary but would 10020. ANSWER: Traditionally, the dent’s time there. This serves the ness. Set the tree in a cool spot rist from Cornell Universitv Q U E S TIO N : A few years ago T it is wasting energy. A friend like to avoid it if possible. general rule has been to forbid college because it is an incentive away from heat sources, such as suggests making a small "live” purchased acreage on a land individual retirement account suggested wrapping it with fiber­ for the student to remain in that direct sun, hot-air registers and tree with trimmings and shrubs. contract with the intention of investments in any “ collecti­ school rather than change schools CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 glass. Does this help save AN SW ER : A wide board can T V sets, to slow the drying energy? “ A Christmas tree about a foot building my dream house on the bles.” However. Congress eased after a year or two. sometimes be straightened by process as much as possible. tall can be constructed at home.” property. I haven't built the house the rule and now will allow IRA ■ Company scholarship aid. allowing water to soak into it, When selecting a poinsettia says Ernest F. Schaufler. You’ll yet. Is my interest deduction on investments in certain U.S. one- Some large companies offer ANSWER: Yes. Wrapping the EMERGENCY then nailing it when it appears to plant, pick one with healthy- need a block of oasis, the material the land contract subject to the ounce. half-ounce, quarter-ounce financial assistance to the child­ heater with a fiberglass blanket Fire — Police — Medical be OK. Tbis doesn’t always work looking dark green foliage. florists use in flower arrange­ same limitations as other per- and 0.10 ounce gold bullion coins ren of employees. It’s worth or some other type qf insulation, but you can try it. Then, if you get Fallen or yellow leaves indicate ments, and a plastic holder, both •sonal intere.st? and new one-ounce silver coins. looking into. Bear in mind, i®anrl|f0tpr HpralJi some of which can be purchased DIAL 911 no results, go ahead with the the plant has been subjected to of which are available from a B.M.. These coins were all minted after though, that such assistance will In a kit. definitely will save on In Manchester removal and replacement. excessively warm or cold florist shop. KALAMAZOO. MICH Sept. 30. 1986. Ask your banker. affect the needs test of eligibility r f t »• ^r, -{.Jr ti — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 10,1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 10, 1988 - g» FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

It’s time to seek a doctor Where to Write Saturday, Dec. 10 DEAR DR. infection do not have any Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren REINISCH: I symptoms. 5:00AM ® Paid Programming am 22 years old P.O. Box 69440 d D Ulises When a gland swells as the dD Weakend with Crook and Chase Daybreak and have Los Angelas, Calif. 90069 [CNN] result of this infection, it will ^ Home Shopping Overnight Service [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer stopped having Continues (2 hrs.) Kinaay R«port sometimes return to its original [ESPN] Bodyshaping my period Is Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott. M.D. [C N N ] Crossfire that unusual?' size and sometimes not. Dr. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'American Ftyers' (CC) June M. Relnisch, Ph.D. [U S A ] Night Flight; Take-Off to African T w o brothers enter a grueling cross­ Bumhill said he had never seen P.O. Box 91426 Sounds the Group B streptococci spread country bike race when the younger learns DEAR Cleveland, Ohio 44101 he might have a terminal hereditary condi­ to other parts of the body. The 5:25AM [M A X ] a Gospel Session: READER; The Everybody Say Yeah! A celebration of tion Kevin Costner, David Grant, Rae infection can cause serious health American gospel music, with host Paul Si­ Dawn Chong, 1985. Rated PG-13. (In absence of (Insey Report Dr, June M. Relnisch Stereo) menstrual pe­ problems for those with wea­ mon. featuring performances by Andrae kened immune systems, such as P.O. Box 48 Crouch. Jennifer Holliday, The Oak Ridge [U S A ] You Can Be Successful riods is called amenorrhea. You Can Strep-B infections get Boys and Luther Vandross. (65 min.) (In diabetics, people with liver or Bloomington, Ind. 47402 Stereo) 7; 30AM (X Garfield and Friends must see your physician, gynecol­ worse (spread to other glands, kidney disease and newborn 5:30AM l Love Lucy (X Sybervision ogist or endocrinologist imme­ organs or areas in the body) if babies. However, if a woman is (ID IN N New s d i) BraveStarr (CC). diately to determine why your they are not treated? Will the healthy, the presence of Group B periods have stopped. swollen glands ever shrink to [CN N ] Showbiz Today ^(6) Kidsongs streptococci is not thought to be a (221 V Slicer If you are sexually active, you their normal size? Is there major problem except when [H B O ] 1st & Ten: The Bulls Mean Busi­ should have a pregnancy test to ness (CC ) A visit to the Old Timers' Day .26) Rin-Tin-Tin something a woman can do to pregnancy and childbirth are Behavior at wedding Reunion in the year 2013. (In Stereo) rule out that possibility. If you are prevent Strep-B infection? How (3$) Completely Mental Misadventures involved. Clinicians think the 6:00AM (T ) Young Universe (R) of Ed Grim ley (CC). not pregnant and you’ve missed can I tell if the infection went infection can cause miscarriages three or more periods, your ® How to Make One Thousand Dollars (38) It's Your Business away? and stillbirths, and in some Every Five Hours physican needs to determine nothing to sing about ( ^ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles studies Group B streptococci has ® Sustaining whether the cause is due to a dD Princesa Caballero DEAR READER: There is not been found to be a leading cause vtl INN Magazine [C N N ] Sports Close-up hormonal imbalance, stress, much research on Group B of infection and meningitis in DEAR (18) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) [D IS] Dumbo's Circus weight loss or some other streptococci infections of the newborns. ABBY: I am a problem. [CN N ] Daybreak [ESP N ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest vaginal area. It is estimated that Group B streptococci usually is church orga­ [D IS] You and Me, Kid 8:00AM ® Adventures of Raggedy anywhere from 4 percent to 29 treated with orai penicillin for nist. Recently a [H B O ] Tales of Little W om en Beth re- Ann and A ndy (CC). DEAR DR. REINISCH: I am a percent of women have this young couple seven to 10 days. You should know Dear Abby cieves an invitation to play Mr Laurence's X World Tomorrow 23-year-old female who was re­ bacteria in the urogenital area, spent an hour grand piano. that it is not uncommon for this ® dS) Flinlatone Kids (CC). cently diagnosed as having a yet it is not commonly diagnosed infection to reappear. Some clini­ with me and Abigail Van Buren [U S A ] Night Flight: Cartoon Carnival Strep-B infection. I first went to a (H) Hit Videos USA as a cause of vaginal infection. cians suggest that combining the soloist se­ 6:1 SAM ® Davey & Goliath general practitioner because I Group B streptococci infections lecting approp­ ^ Popeye antibiotics with another type of 6:30AM (T ) captain Bob Kiasyfur (CC). had a few swollen glands in my can be found in the throat, rectum drug called a aminogycoside (one riate music for groin (one was the siie of an (D Dangermouse ® MOVIE: A Man Called Sledge' After and genitals (including the ure­ form is gentamicin) may be a their wedding. ® Laurel and Hardy a gang steals a fortune in gold, the leader almond). She did a routine pap thra. which is the most common At the wed­ wins it all in a card game and takes off with more effective treatment. CS) A t the Movies Rex Rued. Dixie W ha­ test and took a culture of vaginal site for the bacteria). It is thought ding. before we It James Garner, Dennis Weaver, Claude Because Group B streptococci reached the so these two may be out of luck. tley. Scheduled: "Tequila Sunrise " (Mel Akins. 1971. discharge, which showed Strep B. that the infection can be sexually -----middle- - of -- the—- first song, the Gifciion. Michelle Pfeiffer) in the vagina can be sexually Nonetheless, Illinoisians may djl) Wail Street Journal Report I took ampicillin for 10 days to transmitted by either genital audience was talking so loudly, New Zoo Revue transmitted, your partner should find this information useful. d D Remi treat the infection. However, my contact or oral activities. In fact, we might as well have not been (4l3 Follow Me be tested and, if the infection is SUSAN HESSE, ^ Rod and Reel Streamside glands still remained swollen. one study found that 50 percent of there. During the Lord’s Prayer, (61) Comic Strip (In Stereo) found, treated at the same time CHAMPAIGN. ILL [CNN] Daybreak Three-time Olympic gold medalist Florence Griffith Joyner joins Bob Hope for his decided to get a second husbands of women with Group B you are to avoid passing the the guests continued their loud [C N N ] International Correspondents opiillon and went to a gynecolo­ [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! annual holiday funfest, "B o b Hope's Jolly Christmas Show with the All-American streptococci infection also had infection back and forth. You talking and laughing. DEAR MS. HESSE: Thank you [D IS] Mousercise gist. The gynecologist confirmed [E S P N ] Outdoor Life Cham ps," airing Saturday, Dec. 17 on NBC. the bacteria. should take the same precautions Abby, when a couple goes to the for pointing out the technicality. [ESPN] Speedweek Weekly auto racing the Strep-B infection but felt it highlights [HBO] MOVIE; The Sea Wolves' A According to Dr. Michael Burn- you would with any other disease expense of hiring musicians ($150 However, the Minnesota kissing group of British soldiers attacks German was unnecessary to treat it. He [H BO ] MOVIE: The River Rat' A young Adriatic island reson Peter Ustinov, Jane Get There First? hill. professor of Clinical Obstet­ which can be sexually transmit­ is our standard fee), the least the cousins were both under 50 years ships hiding in neutral waters. Gregory Market View said Strep-B infections can occur girl and her father, who has returned after Peck. Roger Moore. David Niven. 1980 Birkin. James Mason 1982 Rated PG rics and Gynecology at the ted. such as using condoms. guests can do is listen. Such old. 13 years in prison, set out on a renovated [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch over and over and the only time to Rated PG [U S A ] Your Kids: Hidden Keys [CNN] College Football Preview Robert Wood Medical School, in The only way to be certain that rudeness is inexcusable. old tourist boat for a weekend trip on the [ESPN] K I D S, [USA] Cash Every Day be concerned is if I were to Mississippi Tommy Lee Jones. Martha [U S A ] Financial Freedom 9:10AM [CN N ] Healthweek New Jersey, between 5 and 40 the infection is gone is to be To top it off, at the end of the DEAR ABBY: I live in a [MAX] MOVIE: 'Winners Take AH' A become pregnant. Plimpton, Brian Dennehy 1984 Rated PG (S) Sesame Street (CC) 11:35AM [DIS] Christmas Tree percent of women who have this retested by your physician. service, when the couple kissed, 8:1 SAM 9:30AM (X O) Slimerl And the Real molocross champion's return home university town, and around here [M AX ] MOVIE; Ratboy' (CC) A selfish Ghostbusters (CC) sparks a rivalry with an old friend and com­ Train Animated A young fox and a bear the guests burst into applause! 8:30AM ® superman petitor. Don Michael Paul, Kathleen York, cub are accidentally packed on a train nobody would be caught dead young woman attempts to exploit an unu­ ® Superman What for? Getting married? wearing a Phi Beta Kappa key I It sually deformed young boy Sondra Locke. ® Face to Face With Cardirtal O’Con­ Roben Krantz. 1987 Rated PG-13. transporting Christmas trees to the city nor dD Dick Clark's Golden Greats Anybody can get married. I say. would be considered showing off. Robert Townsend. Gerrit Graham 1986 [USA] Proltne 1 2:00PM ® Out of This World Rated PG-13 ® d@ New Adventures of Winnie (he (2$ Ramona (CC) (R) save the applause for their 10th. Mighty Mouse: The X DuckTales Special: Time Is Money and not in the best of taste Pooh (CC) (^0 Isla del Tesoro 1 1:00AM (X Bleached hair dry, brittle 7:00AM dD Young Universe New Adventures (CC) Animated. Disney introduces a new char­ 25th or 50th wedding anniversary. ANN B.. MADISON. WIS (X) Plasticman (ID Hee Haw dD Say Brother acter. Bubba Duck, in a senes of adven And then do it somewhere other ® Learning the Ropes Ellen befriends a turos involving a time machine that bnngs r20) Porky Pig dD Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) than in a church. (X) Fantastic World of Hanna Barbera new boy in school who mistakes her Scrooge McDuck, along with Huey Dr-wey DEAR DR. DEAR ANN B.: You say friendship for love. (In Stereo) ' l l BraveStarr (CC) 22) (30) Disney's Adventures of the [CN N] Moneyweek and Louie, back to prehistoric iimo.s COTT: I go to a Please advise your readers that “ nobody” in Madison would be Gum m i Bears (CC). DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve read 20; Daffy Duck and Tweety [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) ® do) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show hrs.) tanning salon. I applauding in a house of worship caught dead wearing a Phi Beta (38) Ask the Manager (CC). about a cat disease called Cat B (22) Easy Way to Lose Weight [ESP N ] Motorweek Illustrated ® Synchronal Research also bleach my is disrespectful and unacceptable Kappa key? How can you pre­ d D Voltron ® Greatest American Hero which is often misdiagnosed and Christmas Eve on Sesame Street [U S A ] Update: Making it Happen ® Three Stooges hair. Recently behavior. sume to speak for everybody? I [S7) Great American Woodlots Ql) Star Search (60 mm ) mistreated as emphysema is The spirit of the Christmas season comes 10:00AM ® Pee -wee's Playhouse ■lD G .L .O .W . Wrestling D r. G ott UPSET IN CINCINNATI speak only for myself, and I feel over Sesame Street as Big Bird attempts to [CN N ] Big Story (20) W W F Superstars of Wrestling I’ve noticed my humans. I have two cats and my (CC). (18! Home Shopping Network (3 hrs i uncover the sec et of how Santa Claus [DIS] Wuzzles America: The Seconu Century: hair is falling Peter Gott, M.D. nothing but admiration for those X WWF Superstars of Wrestling r2b) Snow White Christmas Animated husband has emphysema. What gets down the chimney (75 mm ) W om en in America out. Is there a DEAR UPSET: You are justi­ who wear Phi Beta Kappa keys [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman The classic character, her seven dwarf should we do? 26' Dr. Fad ® Buck Rogers connection? fied in criticizing the bad [M A X ] Original Max Talking Headroom (26) On Pit Road friends and handsome Prince Charming en DEAR ABBY: My hat is off to (30) Ring Around the World (3D Soul Train (In Stereo) counter holiday adventure (60 min ) manners'of those who ignore the the 47-year-old gentleman who Show (CC). (In Stereo) dD Podra Usted Adelgazar? .381 A M Boston (R) d6) G.L.O.W. Wrestling S?) SP> NFL Live NFL pregame show DEAR READER: To my musicians at a wedding, but I 9:00AM ® Jim Henson's Muppet ^ W ashington W eek in Review (CC) DEAR wrote to express his resentment ( ^ The Chipmunks (CC). hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Ras knowledge, only three important must disagree with you about the 40' Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) Babies (CC) d D Fall Guy Part 2 of 2 READER: of clerks who ask him if he is ^ ) Wrestling; World Class Champion­ had. Paul Maguire. Frank Deford and Gayle diseases are spread from cats to X McCreary Report [CNN] Science and Technology Week Gardner Yes, the hair loss is probably applause. People burst into spon­ entitled to a senior citizen’s ship Wrestling cancers in susceptible humans: intestinal worms (hook­ ® Superman [ESPN] C o l l i e Football: N C A A Divi­ connected to the hair bleach you taneous applause to express their discount. d P El Tesoro del Saber (j2.D New Southern Cooking Holiday Spe individuals. worm and roundworm), toxoplas­ joy, exuberance and approval. I Channels 3D America's Top Ten sion II Championship From Florence, Ala. cial Craig Claiborne, Paul Prudhomme. are using. You cannot imagine how de­ dD Tony Brown's Journal (3 hrs.) (Live) Edna Lewis, Lee Bailey and Ann Siddons mosis and cat scratch disease. think it’s both charming and (18) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) Bleaching the hair affects the pressing this is for middle-aged WFSB Hartford. C T ®D World Wide Wrestling [H BO ] A Dangerous Life (CC). Part \ of join host Nathalie Dupree to prepare holi DEAR DR. GOTT: When my Worms are spread when the '^2.$) Bugs Bunny and Friends day recipes. (90 min.) protein in the hair shaft; the appropriate to applaud a heart­ prople. I, and many of my WNYW New York. NY s [D IS ] M O V IE: 'Th e Hobbit' Based on 3. (In Stereo) husband sweats he smells like eggs from the cat’s intestine are ( ^ ( p Smurfs (CC). process may also affect the warming marriage ceremony. friends, have had days spoiled by WTNH New Haven. CT • J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth fantasy [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Fatal Attraction' A MOVIE: 'Rage' A physician at an iso­ vinegar. Is there something out of inaddvertently swallowed by a Readers? W Ofl New York. NY 1 P MOVIE: 'Murder Over New York' about Hobbit Bilbo Baggins and his magical weekend of passion with a mentally unsta­ lated construction carnp in Mexico is bitten growing hair follicle. ’This can whack in his system? human. ’The worms grow and that obnoxious question; “ Are WPIX New York. NY n When there is a murder on a plane trip to quest to recapture the Dwarf King's gold ble woman threatens to destroy a happily by a rabid dog. Glenn Ford, Stella Stevens cause hair loss. At best, the you a senior citizen?” (Gag me WHCT Hartford, C T New York. Charlie Chan finds himself Voices of: Orson Bean, Otto Preminger. married man's life. Michael Douglas, Glenn 1966 DEAR READER: Malodorous cause symptoms of anemia or a W process depletes the normal DEAR ABBY: In your response with a cane!) WTXX Waterbury. CT trying to find the murderer. Sidney Toler John Huston. 1977. Close, Anne Archer. 1987 Rated R, (In ® MOVIE: 'The Adventures of Frontier perspitation can indicate the anal discomfort. to “ Kissing Cousins in Minne­ WWLP Springfield. M A 7? 1940 [ESPN] Monster Truck Challenge Stereo) Fremont* During the 1830's. a tinsmith levels of lubricating oil on the The best way to end this prying WEOH Hartford. C T 1* presence of liver or kidney Similarly, toxoplasmosis is an dP Capitan Centeila [U SA ] New Healthy Diet becomes tired with his life in St. Louis and sota," you advised that first- WTWS New London. C T H [H BO ] Inside the N FL Hosts: Len Daw­ scalp. Bleached hair can berome disease. For the most part, practice is to refuse to patronize son. Nick Buonicontl. (60 min.) (In Stereo) heads for the simple life of the wilderness infection carried to humans via cousin marriages are prohibited WVIT Hartford CT M dZ) La Plaza 1 1 :30AM ® Teen Wolf (CC) Dan Haggerty, Denver Pyle. Tony Mirrati dry and brittle; it may break establishments where this takes Boston. M A [U S A ] Robert Vaughn Discovers however, bad-smelling sweat is the fecal-oral route. It is marked in certain states — among them, WSBK (fp Denver, the Last Dinosaur ® Small Wortder (CC) Jamie tries to 1976 easily. place, and to make sure the WGGB Springfield. MA 40 the result of aromatic oils that are by enlarged lymph glands, fever, Illinois. As an attorney in Illinois. [D IS ] Oortald Duck Presents 10:10AM [C N N ] Showbiz Week avoid taking Harriet to a school dance. (R) Bowling (60 min.) I suggest that you stop bleach­ excreted by the skin’s pores. management knows why. WXTV Patsrson, NJ 41 pheumonia, heart inflammation I would like to qualify this WGBY Springfield. MA if [ESPN] Fishin' Hole 1 0:1 5AM dD Rantona (CC) (3 ) Completely Mental Misadventures El Sol de Antano (60 min.) ing your hair or change to a NOT THERE YET of Ed Grimley (CC). Your husband should have a and — in children bom to infected prohibition. WTIC Hartford CT $1 [M AX] MOVIE: White Water Sum­ @ ) Wonderworks: Miracle Down Under 1 0:30AM C5D Uttle Rascals coloring agent tht is not so hard on medical examination to make mothers — severe fetal develop­ CNN Cable News Net. [CNN] m er' A summer survival camp turns dan­ (S ) America: The Second Carrtury: (CC), First cousins CAN marry in DISNEY Disney Channel iOtS] Amarica; An Urban Nation your hair. Don't put oft writing thonk-vou notes, gerous when the egotistical leader lets the ® ® Pup Named Scooby Doo (CC) S D MOVIE: 'Word of Honor' A small­ sure all’s well. But I suspect that mental problems. Sports Network (ESPN] Illinois, if both parties are over 50 letters of sympathy, etc. because you ESPN job go to his head. Kevin Bacon, Sean As- (g ) (E ) ALF (CC). (2D Greatest Sports Leger>ds town newspaper reporter becomes em­ Also, remember that tanning don't know what to say. Get Abby's Home Box Office (HBOl- he will find that all he needs is Cat scratch disease is an years old or older. HBO tin, Jonathan Ward. 1987. Rated PG. (In broiled in the issues of freedom of the salons are not healthful. The booklet, "How to Write Letters tor All CINEMAX Cinemax (MAX) (S) Three Stooges (S) Career Media Network plenty of showering followed by Stereo) press and the First Amendment. Karl Mai- annoying but usually harmless However, Illinois will not so­ Occoslons." Send o check or money Movie Channel (TMC) synthetic light is associated with TMC [TM C ] MOVIE; Evil Under the Sun' ® Capitan Poder d D Embajadores de la Musica Colom­ the liberal application of lymph gland swelling following a lemnize a marriage that would be order tor tZ.WV to; Dear Abby, Letter •JSA USA Network (USA) bians airinoeased incidence of skin deodorant. cat bite or scratch. Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot investi­ @ Adam Smith's Mortey World: The illegal In the parties’ home states. III. 410S4. 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Aykroyd. John Candy, Gilda Raoner 1982. 2 2 7 SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT -N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright Satardav, CoBtiBaed [CN N ] PrimeNews The outrageous [D IS ] Disney Channel Christmas Host Saturday, Continued and flamboyant be­ Jiminy Cricket introduces animated shorts with a Christmas theme, including "San­ OkO CKT plUVSRB'- UiATaiED den, Rue McClanahan, Ron Silver. 1960 2:30PM d D Lucha Ubre (60 min.) havior of Sandra ta's Workdshop" and "The Night Before [CN N] Nawsday Clark (Jackee, I.) Christmas." (90 min.) MOVIE: 'I Never Sang for My Father' GD INN News 9 M O V IE: 'Charlie Chan in London* [D IS] Grimm'a Fairy Talas A father and son attempt to open lines of seems to always [HBO] Human Righu Now Tour In a GD Odd Couple Chan works with Scotland Yard to catch a [U S A ] Dance Party U S A (60 min.) communication severed many years ago. annoy her less than performance taped in Buenos Aires in Oc­ gang of international crooks. Warner Mehryn Douglas. Gene Hackman. 1970. patient neigh­ tober ’88, Bruce Springsteen, Sting. Tracy 9 Twilight Zone (CC) Cracked eyeg­ Oland. Ray Milland, Mona Barrie 1934. 1 2 : 3 0 P M U ) She's the Sheriff Chapman, Peter Gabriel and Africa’s Yous- lasses enable a bank loan officer to took [C N N ] Styl* With E lu KIwwch GP) Friday t h q l 3th: The Series Ryan in­ GD RJ Markatirig bor Mary Jenkins sou N’Dour wrap up a worldwide tour to into the future and change people's desti­ [T M C ] Short Film Showcasa (Marla Gibbs), raise awareness of Amnesty International nies. (In Stereo) vestigates the mysterious murders taking (S ) ^ NFL Football; lndlaru^K>lis Colts (3 hrs.) place at a symphony hall. (60 min.) (R) (In at N aw York Jets (3 hrs.) (Live) 3:00PM (X) World C up suing: M en's on NBC's "227.It 9 MOVIE: 'Jekyll and Hyde...Together Stereo) Downhill From Val d'Isare, France. (60 [M AX] MOVIE: Black Widow' (CC) A Again' Dr. Jekyll turns into a hip Mr Hyde [CN N ] Evans & Novak airs SATUR­ min.) complex series of seductions and murders and rampages through Los Angeles. Bess [C N N ] Evans 8i Novak [DIS] Zorro DAY, DEC. 10. o s M O V IE : T h a Roaa' A young singer puts a Justice Department investigator on Armstrong, Mark Blankfietd. Krista Errick- [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Offspring' The [M A X ] M O V IE; Rad* (C C ) Despite his struggles to survive in the harsh world of the trail of a mysterious woman Debra son. 1982. grisly history of a Tennessee town is re­ upcoming entrance exams, a college- rock music. Bette Midlar. Alan Bates. Fred­ CHECK IISTINGS Winger. Theresa Russell. Sami Frey. GD Tu Musica vealed in a quartet of terror tales. Vincent 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Price, Clu Gulager, Martine Beswick 1987 bound teen-ager can't resist the lure of eric Forrest. 1979. FOR EXACT TIME [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Theater competitive 6M X bike racing. Bill Allen, Rated R G i) Hom e Shopping Network (60 min.) [U S A ] MOVIE: 'h Lives Again’ A mur­ Lori Laughlin. Talia Shire. 1986. Rated PG. News derous infant passes its curse onto three 1 1 :pOPM CD CD 9 9 9 12:50AM [HBO] m o v i e : 'Cross My (In Stereo) (S) Holidav Entertaining With Martha more babies and they must be destroyed. Stawart Author and chef Martha Stewart CD Comedy Strip Live Heart' Lies designed tc impress one an­ 1 :00P M 3 ) MOVIE: COCIMI tha Bar- Frederic Forrest. Kathleen Lloyd, John other backfire on a nervous young couple shares holiday entertaining ideas, from Ryan. 1977. D Barney Miller barian' A warrior-thief artd his two compa- during their fib-filled third date. Marlin planning and preparing the food to creating Tales From the Darkside On Christ­ ntons are set out to free a king's daughter GD Short, Annette O'Toole. Paul Reiser a festive setting at the table. (90 min.) 8 : 30PM GD Raising Miranda (CC) Mir­ mas Eve. two children lis te n ^ their fath­ from a cult of snake worshippers. Arnold (3) Tha Satan 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) lips. former "Happy Days" co-siar Marion anda and Donald celebrate a potentially er's (E G. Marshall) scary tal^(R ) Schwarzenegger, James Earl Jones, San- (9) MOVIE: 'Babes in Toyland' Following an accident, an 11-year-old girl 6i>ds her­ (S ) Friday tha 13th: Th a Sariaa (60 min.) Ross. (60 min.) (R) bittersweet Christmas with the Hooden- 1 :00AM (D Sustaining dahi Bergman. 1962. pyies. (In Stereo) GB] Untouchables ]!■-/» self in a magical land and helps a kindly Qraat Eacapa This week; Boston; 33 Family Twa (CC). 9 D .C. Follies (T ) MOVIE: 'Missing Children: A Moth­ toymaker against the wicked Mr. Bamaby. Phoenix. Arit.; Munich. W . Germany. (S ) (S ) Am en (C C ) Deacon Frye is deter­ 9 Freddy’s Nightmares: A Nightmare er's Story' A povefty-stricken young 3 ) ® Wheel of Fortune ICC) on Elm Street Tw o youths leave Spring- 9 Bizarre "Lifeboat instructions: Foid origami paper O e w Barrymore. Richard Mulligan, Pat [CN N] Newswatch mined to deliver a real donkey for the mother has her three children stolen by a Morita. 1986. GD I t 'l a Living Ginger threatens to move Christmas pageant, tin Stereo) wood only to face nightmarish experi­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Please Don't Eat the following steps 1 through 27..." prtvate adoption agency posirtg as a child­ [H B O ] M O V IE: Going A p el' Three oran­ out wfien she discovers that Am y has a ences 160 min ) [CN N ] On the Menu 9 This Old House (CC). Daisies' An obscure university professor care center. Mare Winnirtgham. Polly Holli­ gutans hold the purse strings to a young gun in the house. (R) i26) Y Bron rises to fame as a Broadway critic Dons O 1985 by NEA. Inc day, Jane Wyatt. 1982. [D IS ] Manhattan Transfer: Going Home man's $5 million inheritarKO. Tony Oanza, GD GD Star Trak: Tba Next Generation 9:00PM CD Simon & Simon (CC) The 41; Punto y Aparte Day. David Niven. Jams Paige. 1960 CD To Be Announced. A musical documentary featurirtg inter­ Danny DeVito. Jessica Walter. 1981. (C C ) Data poses as Sherlock Holmes to brothers attend an armivarsary party but Rated FKj. v6D MOVIE; 'Best of Everything' The illi [U SA ] Night Flight: New Sounds views with the jiving jazz quartet and con­ decipher a puzzle that threatens Dr. Pulas­ end up investigating the husband's sudden ON TH E FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook Cll) MOVIE: 'The Smurfs end the Magic cert footage from the Paul Masson Winery [TNIC] MOVIE: 'Steele Justice' A ki’s life. (60 min.) (In Stereo) death instead. Vera Miles is a guest. (60 Cit affairs of the Madison Avenue set bring 1 :10AM [CN N ] Travel Guide Flute' The Smurfs must recover the Magic in Saratoga. Cairf. (60 min.) former marine takes on the Vietnamese min.) (In Stereo) about the subsequent destruction of their 9 Friday tha 13th: Tha Saries Ryan in­ 1 :30AM 33 New s (R) Flute, which has fallen into the hands of an ’ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Black Widow' (C C ) A crime syr>dicate responsible for his best families Hope Lange. Stephen Boyd, Joan vestigates the mysterious murders taking CD GD Beyond Tomorrow Scheduled: a Crawford. 1959. Well, I Pl3T AU, OUR $aciAu evil villain who plots to take over the king­ complex series of seductions artd murders frierKl's death. Manin Kove, Sela Ward. place at a symphony hall. (60 min.) (R) (In car which combines aircraft aerodynamics 33 Naked City dom. 1983. [C N N ] Capital Gang mxitiCr AUV ves, 6AVIM&S ItlTo A 6 U A W F)TF£* U D A T K Ib puts a Justice Department investigator on Ronny Cox. 1987. Rated R. Stereo) with motorcycle performance; a house­ ® INN News secuRiT^, tha traH of a mysterkxis woman. Debra lAOllEY A^-lDE i i m i . ith ^ He Man / She Ra Christmas Special [U S A ] Bustin' Loose 9 Lao Buscaglia (90 min.) hold run by computer; a machine to be [H B O ] MOVIE: Night Shift' A mild- 9 To Be Announced. FUUD W Ik? (60 min.) Winger, Theresa Russell. Sami Frey. used by dentists that electronically blocks mannered supervisor runs a call girl ring For The iWTeREST... 1967. Rated R. (In Stereo) 5:15PM @ ) Frugal Gourmet: A Co- 9 H a a H a w 9 Money. Money, Money ® Bowling (60 min.) pain messages. (60 min.) (In Stereo) from the city morgue. Henry Winkler. Shel­ FinURE? eARiyWiTHDRAWAU.. IT Pack. of DEAL IS [U S A ] HoNywood Insider loniel Christmas W ith Frier>ds Chef Jeff 9 Benny HHI ley Long. Michael Keaton 1982. Rated R 9 ABC News (CC) ® ARS Miami Smith and a group of children prepare CD9BattiaofthaNatwork Stars (CC) 9 War of the Worlds (60 min.) (In Shari Belafonte-Harper and Howard Cosell [T M C ] Diversion (60 mm.) [C N N ] Pinnacle ( [CN N] Newsday 3:30PM CD n f l T o d w NFL pregame Christmas sweets based on colonial c w ? show hosted by Brent Musburger with Irv American recipes. (75 min.) Stereo) describe the play-by-play as teams from [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Reefer Madness' Mari­ [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Black Widow' (CC) A [DIS] MOVIE: Please Don't Eat the Cross, Win McDonough and Dick Butkus. 9 National Geographic A group of stu­ ABC, CBS sod NBC compete against one juana is destroying the lives of young peo­ complex series of seductions and murders D aislM ' An obscure university professor 5:30PM T (C C ) Decker's ac­ another in assoaed athletic activities. (2 puts a Justice Department investigator on ® ® Coltega BaUwtiwII: Kansas vt. dents. scientists and mountaineers des­ ple in the 1930'a. Dave O'Brien. Dorothy rises to fame as a Broadway critic. Doris cused of embezzling funds from a hockey hrs.) the trail of a mysterious woman. Debra Tem ple From Convention Center in Atlan­ cend into the mouth of an 11,500-foot vol­ Short, Carleton Young, 1939. Day, David Niven. Janis Pai^. 1 9^. association. (R) (In Stereo) Winger, Theresa Russell, Sami Frey. tic City, N.J. (2 hrs.) (Live) cano in this 1973 documentary. (60 min.) ® Frictay tha 13th: Tha Sariaa Ryan in- [H BO ] It Can't Happen to Me A teen­ 1 1 l30PM CD Entertainment This 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) ® W K R P In CtaKtainati SS Salwdo GIganta Programa de vestigatea the myaterious murders taking age girl allows herself to be led imo the GD Santo Domingo Invita W eek Scheduled: actress Kim Basinger ® Tripla Thraat variedades con juegos, competerKias, en- place at a aymphony hall. (60 min.) (R) (In [U S A ] Night Flight: Flashtracks: Fish­ dark realm of alchohoksm. [C N N ] Your Monay Stereo) (60 m m ) SD Fight Back! WHh Dmid Honmriu trevistas y musica y b ^ la animacion de bone. Big Country. Bobby McFerrin [TMCJ MOVIE; 'Broadway Danny Don Francisco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) CD Star Search (60 mm.) [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Tha Gift of Ufa' A ® ® Gotden Gtala (C C ) Blanche learns ® Home Shopping Over­ Rose' A small-tinte but good-hMrted tal­ your>g wife runs into widespread disap­ ® Tu Muaica that her brother is gay. (R) (In Stereo) CD^reddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare 2:00AM [C N N ] Capital Gwig night Service (3 hrs.) ent agent works diligently to make suc­ prove when she enters into a contractual [C N N ] Nawamakar Saturday 9 This Old House (CC). oil Elm Street T w o youths leave Spring- WINTHROP byDIckCavalll cesses of his hopeless clients. W oody Al­ surrogate pregnancy. Susan Dey, Paul Le- [USA] Throb [DIS] MOVIE: The Cara Bears: The wood only to face nightmarish experi­ GD Runaway With the Rich and Famous len. Mia Farrow. 1984. Rated PG. Mat. Edward Harrrrtann. 1982. Nutcracker Suite* ^ MOVIE: 'The Caine Mutiny' Tw o Na­ ences. (60 min.) Susan Ruttan ( "L.A. Law ) In Brussels, 33 Thraa'a Company val officers rebel against their commanding Belgium; Captiva Island off Florida's coast: [USA] MOVIE; Duel of Ultimata [U SA ] Cover Story 6:00PM [T M C ] MOVIE: 'American Flyers' (CC) MOVIE: 'Private Resort' Tw o teen­ N Q , r M & A N , officer in this adaptation of Herman GD the Orient Express. (R) W eapons' A man whose father is slain 33 (S) IS) N aw s T w o brothers enter a grueling cross­ agers prowl the beaches of a posh reson in WHAT DID IT 4:00PM 3) NFL FoottwII: PMIadat- country bike race when the younger learns Wouk's PuliUer Prize-winning novel. Hum­ seeks help from a martial arts master to 33 A -Ta a m their search for beautiful women. Rob Mor­ 9 Wrestling pMa Eagles at Phoenix Cardinals (3 hrs.) ho might have a terminal hereditary condi­ p h ^ Bogart. Jose Ferrer, Van Jghnson COMSieTOF"? avenge the murder. Kent Ko. Wong Cheng row, Johnny Depp, Hector Elizondo 1985 9 Dating Game Li. 1978. (Live) (U ) Charias tai Charga (C C ) Buddy's gidf- tion. Kevin Costner, David Grant, Rae riand becomes attracted to Charles. Sarah Dawn Chong. 1985 Rated PG-13. (In [C N N ] Showbiz Week 9 9 Saturday Night Live Host: Kevin 9 Alfred Hitchcock Presents CD M O V IE: 'M ogam bo' This romantic Kline. Musical guest Bobby McFerrm. (90 1 : 3 0 P M C B N H L Hocfcay: N * w York triangle is set against the backdrop of a big is infatuated with her new study partner. Stereo) [C N N ] International Correspondents R «n g «ra « Boston Bnilns 13 hrs.| (Live) m [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Fetal Attraction' A mm ) (In Stereo) game hunter's ranch in tha Kenya veld. [U S A ] Miami Vfoa weekend of passion with a mentally unsta­ 9 Comedy Tonight [ESPN] SportsCenter 3 $ Holiday Tab)* Ten New Orleans chefs Clark Gable. Ava Gardner. Grace Kelly. (9) M cCloud ble woman threatens to destroy a happily 7:30PM S3 m *a *s *h [U SA ] Night Flight: Atomic TV prepare traditional holiday recipes from ar­ 1954. (9 ) W ar of the W orlds Harrison’s psychic married man's life. Michael Douglas. Glenn 9 Racing From Plainsfield ound the world. (90 min.) CD Collega Basketball: Nevada-Las Ve­ grandmother leads the team to the aliens. 33 Jaopardyl (CC). Close. Anne Archer. 1987. Rated R (In 9 Public People/Private Lives 2:15AM [M AX] MOVIE: Return of Stereo) the Living Dead Part II' (CC) The gas re­ [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday gas at Arizona (2 hrs.) (live) (60 mtn.) (R) (In Stereo) 33 MAmu'i Family Greed overtakes [C N N ] Sports Tonight [HBO] MOVIE: 'It Happened Or>e ® N o w s (Live) Mama when she gets $800 from a mal­ leased from a mysterious canister revives (9 ) Soul Train (In Stereo) 9:30PM ® ® Empty Nest (C C ) Har- [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Ghost and Mrs. Christm as' A small-town banker is dis­ functioning bank teller macNne. the occupants of a local cemetery James ® M O V IE: 'From Beyond’ A saentist (9 Record Guide ry’s 55-year-old friend begins to date Muir’ A lonely widow finds material for a ■ rxj suaded from suicide by a guardian angel Karen, Thom Mathews. Michael Kenwor­ researching the human senses unleashes a 9 As Schools Match W iu Carol. (In Stereo) best-selling book when she falls in love who shows her how much she has done l9 Hersay's Hollywood thy 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) terrifying force when he opens an interdi- 9 Supertioy Jaguar's new X J-S coupe with the ghost of a 19th-century sea cap­ for her town. Mark) Thomas. Wayne Ro­ Topo Giglo 9 Motorweek mensional gateway. Jeffrey Combs, Bar­ GD tain. Rex Harrison. Gene Tierney. George gers, Orson Welles. 1977. [C N N ] Sports Saturday and conveaible; an unusual way of building 2:25AM [H BO ] MOVIE: 'The wild bara Crampton. Ted Sorel. 1986. @ ) Star Trek cars at GM; the largest automotive flea Sanders 1947 Pair' An L.A. police detective reluctantly [ESPN ] College Basketball: Louisiana CHUBB AND C HAU N CEY by Vance Rodawalt 2 : 0 0 P M C D m o v i e ; 'Conquest of the market joins forces with an FBI agent to trail a drug Police Story [CN N] Newswatch State at Florida (2 hrs.) (Live) [ESPN] SportsCenter Plartet of the A pes' The apes enslaved by [C N N ] This Week in Japan dealer and investigate a brutal mass mur­ rsl) Bosom Buddies [D IS] Here's Boomer (g ) MOVIE: 'Pumping Iron' the human population of the Eanh. which is 8:00PM 33 Dirty Dattdng (CC| Miss 11:40PM der Beau Bridges, Bubba Smith 1987 ur>der the control of a Fascist-like govern­ iD MOVIE: That Was Then... This Is [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Conversation' A [OIS] MOVIE: 'Willy Wonke and the The demanding art of body-buildmg and Rated R (In Stereo) Subways 1963 sweeps Kellerman off his Willy Wonka, the ment, revolt. Roddy McDowall. Don Mur­ N o w ' The friendship of two young men is surveillance expert makes the mistake of feet (In Stereo) Chocolate Fsetoty' the men who practice it are examined. A r­ AMAZIN HOW A ray, Ricardo Montalban. 1972. jeopardized when or>e chooses to turn to a becoming involved with a murder. Gene world famous confectioner, offers a grand nold Schwarzenegger. Louis Ferrigno, 2:30AM CD m o v i e : 'Ouadrophenia' MOUTH FULL OF life of cnme. Emilio Estevez, Craig Shoffar Hackman. John Cazale, Allen Garfield CD GD Reporters Scheduled: the alleged prize to the five children holding lucky Franco Columbo 1977 A young man must decide whether to be­ (23) MOVIE: 'The Long. Long Trailer' 1985. 1974 Rated PG. sexual-abuse incidents and murders taking candy bars. C>ene Wilder. Jack Albenson. come a member of normal society or a COTTON b a t t in g - Newlyweds set out on their hondymoon in place in a Tallahassee, Fla., school for the Peter Ostrum. 1971. Rated G. 12:00AM CD Clio Aw ards Host David youth gang. Phil Daniels, Mark Wingeti W IU , c l e a r A a three ton trailer and experience a series [Q IS] MOVIE; Good Old Boy' (CC) Wil­ [U SA] Mike Hammer deaf and blind. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Leisure ("Joe Isuzu") takes a look at U S Leslie Ash. 1979 of mishaps. Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Mar­ lie Morris' r>ovel inspired this account of a [ESPN] College Basketball: Seton Hall and foreign television commercials ho­ PATH. 6;30PM CD Too Close for Comfort Tales From the Darkside On Christ­ jorie Main. 1954. 12-year-old boy's summer adventures in CD (9 M urphy's Law (C C ) Murphy finally at St. John's (2 hrs.) (Live) nored for their creative excellence at the GD gets a chance to meet his daughter while mas Eve. two children listen to their fath­ sil 1942 Mississippi. Richard Farnsworth. CD Siskel & Ebert Scheduled: "Tw ins' 29th annual Clio Awards held earlier this (3 ) M O V IE: 'Run W ild. Run Free' A mute (Arnold Schwarzenegger. Danny DeVito). handling a case involving his ex-wife (60 10:00PM Q ] West 57th (CC) (60 er's (E G. Marshall) scary tale. (R) Maureen O ’Sullrvan, Arv>e Ramsey. 1988. min.) (In Stereo) year (90 mm.) (R) ten-year-old boy is taught by a retired "My Stepmother Is an Alien" (Dan Ayk­ min.) (In Stereo) That's the Spirit Army colortel about nature and a white colt [ESP N ] California Bowl: Fresno State G|) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) .9 royd); '"Tequila Sunrise." MOVIE; 'The Man Who Lived at the CD CD New s that runs wild on Dartmoor. John Mills, vs. Western Michigan (3 hrs.. 30 min) CD 9 Home Shopping Overnight Service RItz' An American art student in Pans is 9 Tales From the Darkside Just before Mark Lester. Sylvia Syms. 1969. (Live) GD (S) Starting From Scratch Kate's GD 9 Monsters A young archaeologist (2 hrs , 30 min ) boyfriend refuses to go to the prom, caught up in the political turmoil of the finds a prehistoric shell, and inadvertently he's strapped imo the electric chair, a con­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Breaking Away' (CC) [C N N ] Sports Latenight ® MOVIE; ‘The Last Train from Gun James faces the difficult task of putting a 1920s and ’30s. Perry King, Leslie Caron liberates the 65 million-year-old creature victed murderer (John Heard) tolls his star­ Oscar-winning tale of four high-school HW' A sheriff must fight off an entire town dog to sleep. 1988. Part 1 of 2. held inside. tling but unbelievable side of the case [ESPN] California Bowl: Fresno State to bring a young killer to justice. Kirk Doug­ graduates who ponder their future wNIe vs. W estern Michigan (3 hrs.. 30 mm.) N B C N ew s (E ) W ar of th « W orlds Harrison's psychic G$ Headlines on Trial 9 MOVIE: 'Deadly Angels' Four police­ las. Anthony Quinn. Carolyn Jones. 1959 preparing for a grueling bicycle race. Den­ (9 (9 women on an undercover assignment |R) nis Christopher, Dennis Quaid, Barbara grandmother leads the team to the aliens. (9 ) Kenny and DoNy: A Christmas to Re­ ( 9 Victory Garden (CC). (R) 9 9 Hunter Hunter tries to clear the combat a murderess. Evolyne Kraft. Chmg Barrie. 1979. Rated PG. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 3:00AM Cli) m o v i e ; 'The Vellow ZIPPY by BUI Ortttitti mem ber Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton 9 Three Stooges name of a colleague involved In a China­ Chenge Lan 1979. 9 MOVIE: 'Just tha Way You Are' A Rolls Royce' Over a ten-year period, the explore the spirit of Christmas in this holi­ [U S A ] Cartimna town shoot-out. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 9 A B C N e w s (CC). handicapped young woman conceals her (4D Podra Usted Adelgazar? three separate owners of one Rolls-Royce day special. (60 min.) 9 The Making of Doctor Who An insi­ 4:10PM [C N N ] Sports Cloee-up GD Noticiero Univiskm disability while vacationing at a French ski [CNN] Newsnight experience romantic surprises Rex Harri­ ® Resumen NFL der’s view of "Ooctof Who, ” the world s son. Shirley MacLaine, Ingrid Bergman. resort. Kristy McNichol, Michael Ontkean. [E S P N ] Golf: World Cup Final round, 4;30PM CD Knight Rider ( 0 M O V IE: 'O n the Waterfront' Only Kaki Hunter. 1984. longest running science-fictton series (90 1964. Ramona (CC). (R) one man musters up enough courage to min.) from Melbourne, Australia (2 hrs.) (Live) (S ) Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) (il) MOVIE: 'Furtaral In Barlin' A British challenge a F>owerful mob leader who 9 MOVIE: 'h Came Upon tha Midnight 9 Combetl [T M C ] MOVIE: Forbidden World' GD (S ) Munstars Today spy arranges for the defection of a Russian holds tha dock workers of New York (^ity Clear' A retired New York detective dies While developing a new food source, [CN N ] Newsnight before he can fulfill his Christmas promise GD Herdcestle and M cCorm ick officar who is in charge of Berlin's war se­ GD Chaepirfto in an iron gnp. Winner of eight Academy scientists create a mutant life form that [DIS] MOVIE; Willy Wonka and the to his grandson, so he strikes a "heavenly curity. Michael Caine. Eva Ranzi, Oscar Awards, including Best Picture. Marlon [C N N ] Headline News feeds on human cells. Jesse Vint, June Chocolate Factory' Willy Wonka, the GD MOVIE: *A Chrtetmas Carol' Miserly bargain ” to return to Earth Mickey Homolka. 1967. Ebenezer Scrooge is char>ged by the spirits BrarKlo. Eva Marie Saint. Rod Steiger [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The KHIing Fields' (CC) Chadwick, Dawn Dunlap 1982 Rated R world famous confectioner, offers a grand 1954 Rooney, Scott Grimes. 1984. Oscar-winning account of a New York [E S P N ] P G A Golf: Team Invitatiortal of Christinas Past, Present and Future 1 [U S A ] Night Flight: Video prize to the five children holding lucky (9 (9 2 2 7 (C C ) A thief dressed as Santa Times reporter's relationship with a native 2:25AM candy bars. Gene Wilder. Jack Albertson. Third rourtd, from Boca Raton. Fla. (2 hrs.) Alaatair Sim. Kathleen Harrison. Jack War­ [CN N ] Pinnede Profile: Bryan Ferry (Live) ner. 1951. robs the tenants of their Christmas gifts guide in 1970s war-tom Cambodia. Sam Peter Ostrum. 1971. Rated G. [D IS ] Good MominQ, Mlaa Bliss (In Stereo) Waterston. Haing S. Ngor. John Malkov- 1 2:30AM CD Love Boat [U S A ] MOVIE: ‘Reefer Madness' Mari­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'American Flyera' (CC) [C N N ] Big Story [H BO ] MOVIE: The River Raf A young 9 M O V IE : 'Scream ar' A man assaulting ich. 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) juana is destroying the lives of young peo­ T w o brothars enter e gruekrtg crosa- girl and her father, who has returned after CD MOVIE: 'Three on a Date' Four cou­ 5:00PM 3) A -T w m several girls on trains brings terror and [U S A ] Alfred HHchoock ple in the 1930's. Dave O'Brien. Dorothy coumrybike race whan the your>ger learns 13 years in prison, set out on a renovated ples, winners on a T V game show, set off death to an amotionaliy cksturbed Ameri­ Short, Carleton Young. 1939. ha might have a terminai hereditary condi­ (0 ) TtwHight Z o n » (C C ) Cracked ayag- old tourist boat for a weekend trip on the 10:30PM 33 Taxi on a madcap dream holiday in Hawaii. June tion. Kevin Costner, David Grant, Rae lasses enable a bank loan officer to look can girl in England. Pamela Franklin. Jim Allyson, Ray Bolger, Rick Nelson. 1978. Mississippi Tom m y Lee Jones. Martha MOVIE: 'Fatal At. into the future and chartge people's desti­ Norton, FrarKes White. 1974. S3 B m n y Hill 3:10AM [TMC] Dawn Chong 1985 Rated PG-13 (In Plimpton. Bnan Dennehy 1984. Rated PG CD Alfred Hitchcock Presents traction' A weekend of passion with a Stereo) nies. (in Stereo) 9 MOVIE: 'It Came From Hollywood' 9 Life's Most Embarrassing Moments mentally unstable woman threatens to 7r00PM CD Ufostyles of the Rich and Film clips highlight this tongue-in-chaek tri­ 2 :1 0 P M [CNN] Heatthweek (C C ) Guest; comic Charles Fleischer (voice destroy a happily married man's life. Mi­ LiS NW A Main Event Famous Sonny Bono; actress Chynna Phil­ bute to Hollywood’s worst movies. Dan Continued... of Roger ^ b b it m "Who Framed Roger chael Douglas, Glenn Close, Anne Archer. Rabbit"),. 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) n — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 10, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 10,1988 — W THE ORIZZWELLE by EHI tehofT MeCALL OP THE WILD by Dum n E Crawford PUXOUU MI55 WHILE eHRUCONN-tlWN amp m UVE VERV IONS 7 mBEtZHKHHiS-.. V A L K E P IN ID A -m U ' i CCWN.' 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One may be 46 Official Mi'. shield 37 Most extensive proclamation Be sure to state your zodiac sign. through personal efforts; the other eg.) 32 Greek letter 38 Resin- 48 Heraldic green CAPRICORN (Dm ;. 22-Jan. 19) You I might come from a second party. 33 1550, Roman producing tree 49 Bacchanals' cry should have excellent foresight today, VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pl. 22) Lady Luck 54 Photocopy and II you act upon It properly, changes 3 4____ de cologne 41 Married 50 Oboe, e g. tends to favor your endeavors today, for the better can be brought about to 35 Stringed woman's title 52 Ship___ ! 57 Pasture land especially In situations with Intermedi­ help advance your personal Interests. aries. The spirit of cooperation is (he instrument \9 to 11 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) The re­ catalyst for success. 36 Mrs. Peron HAQAfl THE HORRIBLE by Oik Browne sults should be good today lor calling in LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) The eventual ARLO AND JA N It by Jimmy Johnson 39 Drink slowly 1 markers lor favors that are owed to you Income of a matter that has been con­ 40 Son of Noah by friends. However, frame your re­ cerning you appears favorable now. 42 On th e ___ ; 17 &TOP cmPi,AM/j&/'NDA f ' . CRUSOE.'/^------2 California «KQ8S ♦ 10 7 2 LIKE THIS O N E !^ ^ 10 ♦ K94 but then stopped in six spades when county (c)1986 by NEA Inc North show ^ only one king. In fact SOUTH this is one oi those deals in which de­ ♦ A K to 9765 clarer may just as well be in a grand ▼ as 9 A 10 slam after the defenders lead a dia­ ♦ 6 3 mond. Apparently he will need the club finesse anyway. If West has the Vulnerable; North-South club king, he can make all the tricks. If Dealer: North \ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME East holds the club king, the small gf by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee w rit? W e il N orth E ast slam will be set. But there was one 14 Pass kicker. Perhaps East held K-Q-J of di­ Unscramble these four Jumbles, Pass 44 Pass amonds; perhaps also East might err one letter to each square, to form BLONDIE by Dean Young B Stan Drake Pass THE BORN LOBER by Art Baraoin four ordinary words. S ♦ Dbl if he held only K-Q of diamonds. Pass 6 ♦ Pass Declarer won the diamond ace, MR HE'S KINO OP A A T t h e l a s t R T A , Pass Pass Pass LAIGE t h i s CELE8RITV AROUND ] M EETIN G , HE WAS TH E cashed the ace of spades, and played y^‘5TKL 6mBS\Te, ' M5, VO MorowLY m e lu MV ItLm il v , w e w E p e \ PRIEND SCHOOL KIO WHO BROUGHT THE ace and king of hearts. Now he led a ROLAND MOST PARENTS Opening lead: 9 4 HOW OO TOO FlEAO ^ H|5 WAULer,'/DU-5TCt£ HI5 JAUfeHT THAT MDWeV ALOWE z t x : low diamond from the dummy. Eiast was up against it. If he won the queen CsOiLXi, WATCH, TO O ?' y ------t’s right of diamonds, the play of a red card ' l l YOOE. ARVEG would allow declarer to discard a club HOIOOP-J for five or seven from his haqd while ruffing in dummy, 5 ,^ and a club play would be into the A-Q- By James Jacoby , J in dummy. He finally took his only Even though South held only IS .chance. He played low. When West CHABRE high-card poinU, the seven-card spade turned up with the jack of diamonds ■' Y ' WHAT A BRANP-NBVy suit catapulted his cards into the and played a club through the dummy, FATHER 18 ABOUT range (or a strong jump shift. Figure the contract was set. TO EWTER INTO. NENFLE Now anar>ge the circled letters to W H A TA Q U Y by BIB HoMt PRANKi I ERNEST by Rob Tbavaa form the surprise answer, as sug­ m : gested by the above cartoon. CELEBRITY CIPHER Catabrtty Clpti«r crypiogramt arv erwtad from quotatkMM by famous paopla. paai praaonf. Each lanarinmacipharBtanda for anotfiar. fodey'ec*je. ZeQue* t. 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tSyracBM Xc Wortd rywa rdSBrrad MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 10, 1988 — 31 M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 10, 1988 Close. Anne Archer. 1987. Rated R. (In [C N N ] Managing a Miracle Medical cor­ Stereo) [U S A ] Hollywood Irtsider [H B O ] Neil Diamond's Greatest Hits -- respondent Gary Schwitzer looks at the Live The Grammy Award-winning enter Soiiday, Continued [U SA] Miami Vice financial, political and ethical issues sur­ 12;00AM SDKojek ROOTS: THE rounding organ transplants. (60 min.) tainer performs the songs that made him 7:30PM QD Runaway With the Rich GD Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) Sandav, Dec. 11 GIFT famous, including "America," "Cherry and Famous Susan Ruttan ( "L.A. Law") in [D IS] Fred Astaire: Puttin' on His Top Data poses as ^lerlock Holmes to deci­ Cherry, ' and ' Heartlight" (60 mm.) (In Brussels, Belgium; Captiva Island off Flori­ Hat Fred Astaire's remarkable career, pher a puzzle that threatens Dr. Pulaski's Price, Jonathan Winters, Cloris Leachman Louis Gossett Stereo) turing rare footage of Lena Home, Duke da's coast; the Orient Express. (R) from the early days with his sister Adele life. (60 min.) (In Stereo) and Don Knotts. (60 min.) Ellington, Satchmo and Dorothy Dan- through his heyday at RKO with Ginger Ro­ Jr. (I.) and LeVar [M AX] MOVIE: Barabbas' The life o( Noticiero Univition G D Home Shopping Netwvork (3 hrs.) Barabbas. the thief whom Christ replaced (S ) Charlie's Angels dridgo. (60 min.) gers. is highlighted through film clips and G0 (M) Home Shopping Ov­ catalyst fcr worldwide nuclear warfare (S) Omexin/Can You Beat Baldness? 5:00AM Burton reprise on the cross, is followed from slave, lo [ T M C ] M O V IE; Night Shift’ A mild GE) Upstairs, Downstairs interviews with his associates. (60 min.) ernight Service Continues (60 min.) Robert Conrad. Sam Waterston. Yvette ® MOVIE; -A Chriatma* Without ® Sokrflex MimieuK 1986. their roles of Tid­ gladiator, to his discovery of the Christian Snow ' A group of choir members strug­ mannered supervisor runs a call girl ring [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Red Sonja' A young Ql) Alice dler and Kunta faith. Anthony Quinn. Silvano Mangano gles under the leadership of a perfectionist from the city morgue. Henry Winkler, Shel­ caps the weekend of the world of sports; woman and a mighty swordsman battle an ® Superimy Superfooy plans to destroy a [CN N ] Sports Review 8 :0 0 A M (Jj New England Sunday Arthur Kennedy 1962 ley Long, Michael Keaton. 1982. Rated R. evil queen for control of her kingdom. Bri­ bizarre alien warrior who's out to kill him. Kinte, respectively, director. Michael Learned, John House­ Q ] Kata & AOie Saaaon Pre- CD Sunday Mass man, Ramon Bieri. 1980. 8:00PM gitte Nielsen. Arnold Schwarzenegger, [DIS] Best of Watt Disney Presents in "Roots: The 1 :bOPM (D N FL Football: Tamjja Bay [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents miere (CC ) Allie's nervousness grows as (S ) Home Shopping Overnight Service Wait Disney takes viewers on a nighttime CD This Week in Connecticut Sandahl Bergman. 1985. Rated PG-13. (3 hrs.) Gift." based on Buccaneers at New England Patriots (3 GD MOVIE: 'The Gentleman Bandit' 5:10PM @ Upstairs, Downstairs her wedding to Bob approaches. (In tour of tfte Magic Kingdom (60 min.) CD Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny hrs.) (Live) Fact-based account of a Baltimore priest Stereo) [U S A ] Diamonds (60 min.) GD Gene Sexm characters from who was accused of a series of daring 5:30PM ^ WKRP in Ciheinnati [U SA ] Night Flight: New Sounds (j D Frederick K. Price (D M O V IE; 'Tro n' A video game inventor CD GD Rock 'N ' R(ril Christmas Host 9:30PM QD 9i) Married... With Child- [C N N ] Worid Report the novel by Alex IS zapped into an electronic world where armed robberies. Ralph Waite. Julie Bov- GD Charles in Charge (C C ) Buddy's girlf­ Dennis Miller ("Saturday Night Live") pre­ ran Al and Steve’s fishing trip turns disas­ 5:1 0AM [TM C] MOVIE: Rom«j and Cl|i Forever Young asso, Jerry Zaks. 1981. [D IS] MOVIE: 'My Brilliant Career' In Juliet' Franco Zeffirelli's adaptation of the Haley. It airs ho must fight for survival. Jeff Bridges riend becomes attracted to Charles; Sarah sents a rock salute to the holiday season. trous because Peggy, Marcy and Kelly are turn-of-the-century Australia, a beautiful dO^ Transformers World Report Shakespearean tragedy about star- SUNDAY, Dec. 11 David Warner. Bruce Boxleitner. 1982 [CNN] is infatuated with her new study partner. (60 min.) (In Stereo) all under the weather. (In Stereo) young girl must choose between a wealthy Sunday Today (R) (In Stereo) crossed lovers and their feuding families on ABC. (D World Cup Skiing; Sestriere Men's [M AX] MOVIE: 'Teahouse of the Au­ C D ® Mission: ImpoM ible (C C ) In East 9:50PM GE) Upstairs, Downstairs husband and a literary career. Judy Davis, Leonard Whiting, Olivia Hussey, Milo do.' Oral Roberts Slalom (60 min.) gust M oon’ A wily Okirtawan interpreter [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday Germany, insurgents kidnap a diplomat’s Sam Neil), Wendy Hughes. 1980. Rated G. manipulates a young Army captain's ef­ d ) S B Duet (C C I Ben can't O'Shea. 1968. Rated PG (Mi World Tomorrow (2^ NFL Football: Regional Coverage [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presenu daughter prior to an East-West summit. 10:00PM [E S P N ] NFL Primetime Scores and high­ bring himself to kick Richard off the men's Bengals at Oilers. Chiefs at Giants or Raid forts to Arrtericanize his country following (60 min.) (In Stereo) lights of today's NFL Football games. (60 5;25AM [H B O ] m o v i e : oaia Vu' a d^^ Robert Schuller CHECK lis tin g s Work) W ar II. Marlon Brando, Glenn Ford. 6:00PM (£ (g) ® isi Neyys softball team. (In Stereo) screenwriter and his fiancee discover that ers at Bills. (3 hrs.) (Live) GD Crystal Christmas Crystal (^yle wel­ min.) (R) d D Nuestra Familia FOR e x a c t time Eddie Albert. 1956. (In Stereo) C5) A -Te am New s they are the reincarnations of a long-dead (26) MOVIE: 'Damn the Defiant!' On the comes John Davidson, David Hasselhoff, CD [M A X ] MOVIE: Walker' Fact-based ac­ ballerina and her choreographer Jaclyn ISD Sesame Street (CC). (R) H M S Defiant during the Napoleonic 3:15PM (H) Christmas Eve on Se­ (S ) M O V IE; 'A th a n tr A man crosses the and skaters Tal Babilonia and Randy Gard­ GD IN N New s count of William Walker, an American law­ ner. Songs include "Silent Night," "Jingle Smith. Nigel Terry. Shelley Winters. 1985 [CN N ] Daybreak Wars, a British captain clashes with his same Street The spirit of the Christmas Sahara in pursuit of Arab slave traders @ ) Jimmy Swaggart yer and journalist who named htmseK pres­ Rated R sadistic lieutenant Alec Guinness. Dirk Bo season connes over Sesame Street as Big who kidnapped his wife. Peter Ustinov. Bells" and others. (60 min.) ident of Nicaragua during the 1850s. Ed [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! CD Steampipe Alley C D Schlott Realtors Worid Vision garde. Maurice Denham 1962 Bird attempts to uncover the secret of how Omar Shariff, Rex Harrison. 1979. (3 ) M O V (E; 'Am adaus' Viennese court Harris, Marlee Matlin, Richard Masur. 5:30AM CI3 l Love Lucy [ESP N ] Running and Racing GD Fanfasy Island (D GIQ) This Week With David Brinkley Santa Claus gets down the chimney. (75 ® Winter Sportscaat C iQ ) NFL Football: Kansas City Chiefs at Manhunt Host Patrick Duffy shares composer Antonio Salieri details the life of 1987. Rated R. QD IN N News (CC) min.) [H BO ] Adventures of Tom Sawyer GD Jimmy Swaggan N e w York Giants (3 hrs.) (Live) evidence gathered in the investigation of his long-time rival. Wolfgang Amadeus GD Siempre en Domingo Programa de [U S A ] Financial Freedom GD A t the Movies Rex Reed. Dixie Wha­ Seattle's elusive Green River serial killer; a Mozart. F. Murray Abraham. Tom Hulce, variedades con musica, entrevistas y artis- [CN N] Moneyweek [U SA ] Cartoons (1$ T and T (CC ) Decker’s accused of em­ (^ MOVIE: Just the Way You Are' A 3:25PM ( T M C ] m o v i e ; 'Th e Lady in tley Scheduled: "Tw ins" (Arnold Schwar toll-free number is provided for viewers Elizabeth Berridge. 1984. tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ 12:30AM ( S U S A Today Scheduled: bezzling funds from a hockey association handicapped young woman conceals h«.-i Red’ Roger Gorman's exploitative account [U S A ] Night Flight: Flashtracks: Fish­ 8:30AM CD Dennis the Mertace zenegger. Danny DeVito) who may have leads in the case. (2 hrs.) @ ) M w na'a Family Greed overtakes lasco. (2 hrs., 30 min.) exercises for skiers. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) disability while vacationing at a French s k . of gangster John Dillinger's beautiful but bone, Big Country, Bobby McFerrin (Live) ( £ Dallas CD World Tomorrow ( ^ Chalice of Salvation (18) Bravo reson Kristy McNichol. Michael Ontkean deadly gun moll. Pamela Sue Martin. Rob­ Mama when she gets $800 from a mal­ [C N N ] Headline News functioning bank teller machine. 6:00AM CD W e Believe [j$ David Paul (^ TV Open House Kaki Hunter 1984 ert Conrad, Louise Fletcher. 1979. Rated (S ) Outer Limits [D IS ] MDVIE: 'The Batrotts of Wimpole (3 ) Rat Patrol Drawing Men to Christ R. G C Gilligan's Island (& ) Tin y Tree Animated A small Christ­ Motorweek The new Mitsubishi sub (40) Let's Go Bowling (S) War of the Worlds (60 min.) (In (S ) Family Tie s (CC ) The Keatons be­ Stroat' The love of Elizabeth Barrett and Update: Making it Happen ^ Sacrifice of the Mass Stereo) gin to panic as Steven's heart bypass op­ Robert Browning transcends her fragile dD Sustaining mas tree brings joy into the lonely life of a compact Mirage. celebrating the (61) MOVIE: 'The Comancheros' A Texas 3:30PM CD starting From Scratch GD M ulti Trim ^ Munsters Today eration drags on. Part 2 of 3. (In Stereo) heahh and her domineering father’s at­ seriously ill girl. centennial of the "first woman ' of the au­ Banger sets out to stop the distribution oi Kate's boyfriend refuses to go to the GD Hablemos da Cine dl) INN Magazine tempt to destroy their happiness. Jennifer [HBO] NeU Diamond's (S ) Christnrtas Eve on Sesame Street dD New Jersey Hispano tomobile, Bertha Benz. guns and liquor to the hostile Comanches prom; James faces the difficult task of put­ 12:40AM QjD Headline New s GD Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) (3) MOVIE; 'TIm Heroes of Tsienwfc' A Jones, John Gielgud, Bill Travers. 1956. Greatest Hits — Live The Grammy The spirit of the Christmas season comes John Wayne, Stuart Whitman. Lee Marvin ting a dog to sleep. d D Fame (Ml Wall Street Journal Report Data poses as Sherlock Holmes to deci­ band of resistance fighters attempt to des­ Award-winning entertainer performs the @ i) Insight / Out over Sesame Street as Big Bird attempts to [H B O ] 1 at& Tan: Th a Buito Maan Busi- [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Fantastic Adven­ ( ^ World Tomorrow 1961 3:45PM [H B O ] Survival On location in pher a puzzle that threatens Dr. Pulaski’s troy a heavy-water F^nt the Germans plan songs that made.him famous, including uncover the secret of how Santa Claus nasa (C C ) A visit to the Old Timers* Day [DIS] You and Me, Kid tures of U n ic»' Spiteful gods use trickery [CNN] Newsday Sri Lanka and India, cinematographer Die­ life. (60 min.) (In Stereo) to seize in order to manufacture the atom "America." "Cherry. Cherry," and "Heart- gets down the chimney. (85 mm.) [CN N ] NFL Preview Reunion in the year 2013. (In Stereo) [ESPN] Action Outdoors With Julius to discover the secret behind a magical un­ [D IS ] A Matter of Principle Alan Arkin ter explores the life of the endangered [C N N ] This W eek in the N B A A weekly bomb. Kirk Douglas. Richard Harris, Ulla light." (60 min.) (In Stereo) [D IS ] Lights Judd Hirsch narrates this ani­ [M A X ] MOVIE: Tull Metal Jacket' (CC) Boros Sea Hunt icorn’s power to make people happy and Barbara Dana star in this humorous Asian elephant. magazine-style report on NBA players and Jacobson. 1965. mated Hanukkah story set m an ancient Stanley Kubrick's portrait of the Vietnam 1:00AM CS Naked CHy Robert Schuller 1982. story about a poor Virginia family of 12 teams. [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Santa Fe' Four brothers time when the Jewish culture was threa­ 4:00PM ( S N FL Football; N ew Or- ® ) Snow White Christmas Animated W ar as seen through the eyes of marines in whose holiday celebration is threatened bv (U) Odd Couple return from the Civil War. one to work for (^) One Day at a Time [ESPN] Sportraits: Stephen Hendry tened. Voices; Leonard Nimoy. Paul Mi­ leans Saints at San Francisco 49eis (3 [DIS] MOVIE: Fiddler on the Roof A Animated. T)ie classic character, her boot camp and in tottle. Matthew Modine, the railroad, the others to join forces with and Anton Geesink (Taped) the father's refusal to buy a Christmas tree mHkman in Czarist Russia tries to hold onto seven dwarf friends and handsome Prince (3 ) That'a tha Spirit I4i; Baptist Church chael Glaser hrs.) (Live) Adam Baldwin, Vincent O'Onofrio. 1987. an outlaw gang Randolph Scott. Janis (60 min.) his Jewish heritage in the face of oppres­ Charming encounter holiday adventure. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' [E S P N ] NFL Gameday Preview of to­ CD Siskel & Ebert's Holiday Video Gift Rated R. [ESPN] NFL Yaartiook; 1987 Denver Carter. Jerome Couriland. 1951 [CN N ] Evans & Novak (CC ) A Manhattan computer operator s sion in this adaptation of the hit Broadway (60 min.) day's NFL Football schedule. (60 mm.) [U SA] Street Hawk Guide (60 min.) [U S A ] Private Eye (60 min.) Broncos "Champions Against All <3dds". [U SA] Night Flight: Atomic TV [DIS] Wuzzles life is turned upside down when a British play. Topol. Norma Crane. Leonard Frey. GD PEUCULA: 'El Trailer Atealno' (60 min.) (R) : Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo. C D M y Secret Identhy Andrew discovers intelligence agent trapped in Eastern Eu­ [U S A ] She-Ra; Princess of Power 1 1 5PM 1971. Rated G. 10:30PM CD Current Affair Extra [C N N ] Healthweek [E S P N ] Tee it Up Guests the Mandrell that his video-store employer sells drugs [CN N] PrimeNews [U S A ] Update: Making ft Happen 6:1 0AM rope starts sending messages through her [ES P N ] Worid Cup Skiing: Men's Giant Sisters. Part two of two. (Taped) 1 1 :45AM This Old House (CC) 1 :30PM ® Wild Kingdom along with the movies. [ESPN] N F L Football: Denver Broncos CD D .C . Folliaa Guest: Whoopi Goldberg. 6:30AM djvista terminal Whoopi Goldberg, Stephen Col­ Slalom From Les Menuires, FrarKa. (60 1:05AM [TM C ] MOVIE; ‘What'a Up [H B O ] MOVIE: Splash’ (CC) When a di­ lins, John Wooch. 1986 Rated R. (In 1 2:00PM CD This Is the NFL [CN N ] Moneyweek GD (S) MOVIE: 'Gotchal' A young col­ at Seattle Seahawks (3 hrs.) (Live) GD Odd Couple Tige r LHy7' A secret agent finds himself senchanted businessman falls in love with min.) (Taped) CD Oral Roberts [H B O ] M O V IE ;.‘Superman H' Superman lege student’s make-believe espionage [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Splash' (C C ) When a di­ GD Christmas SpacM With Luciano Pa­ involved in a plot to steal the recipe for the Stereo) CD W W F Wrestling Challenge [HBO] MOVIE; 'Roxanne' (CC) A Hispanic Horizons a mermaid, he must battle scientists and must choose between his love for Lois game turns real when he meets a beautiful world's best egg salad. W oody Allan, Tat- CD modern-day "Cyrano De Bergerac," com­ senchanted businessman falls in love with varotti The Metropolitan Opera star sings the media to preserve her. Tom Hanks, 10:1 0AM [CN N ] On the Menu CD M O V IE: 'Pillow Talk' A wolfish Lane and his pledge to protect Earth when ferrtale spy. Anthony Edwards, Linda Fior- suya Mihashi, Mia Hama. 1966. Rated PG. d l) Christopher Closeup plete with an oversized nose, coaches his a mermaid, he must battle scientists and "A ve Maria," "O Holy Night" and other Daryl Hannah. John Candy. 1984. Rated songwriter and an interior decorator be­ three Kryptonian criminals take over the entino. 1985. the media to preserve her. Tom Hanks. 1 0:20AM dD Silem Mouse Lynn Red­ shy buddy in the art of courtship. Steve Christmas classics from the Notre Dame dD Government Grants PG come enemies without meeting because U S A. Christopher Reeve. Margot Kidder, Daryl Hannah. John Candy. 1984. Rated 1:30AM CD Ufeatyles of the Rich and grave narrates how "Silent Night" was G D Letin Connection Performances; Martin, Daryl Hannah, Rick Rossovich. Cathedral in Montreal. (60 min.) (R) Insight they temporarily are forced to share a Gene Hackman. 1980. Rated PG. (In PG. Famous Sonny Bono; actress Chynna Phil­ 9:00AM CD Sunday Morning (CC) (90 written with the aid of a young boy's pet party line. Rock Hudson, Doris Day. Tony Johnny Kemp. Denise Lopez. Raze. (60 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ® Ask the Manager lips; former "Happy Days" co-star Marion ® Ring ArourKi the World min.) mouse. (66 mm.) (R) (In Stereo) Stereo) min.) (ki Stereo) Randall. 1959 [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Witches of Eas- GD 9 to 5 Russ makes a date with a busi­ Ross. (60 min.) (R) [TM C ] MOVIE: The Hotel New Hamp [M A X ] MOVIE: 'A Men for All Seasons' tw ick' (C C ) Three divorcees get more Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) CD Denver, the Last Dirtosaur (D inside Washington (S) W W F Superstars of Wrestling ness acquaintance. 1 0:30AM GD Tom and Jerry shire' An unconventional family traveling (C C ) Six Oscars went to this account of than they bargained for when they unwit­ CD New Qeneretion [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch CD IGA Food Show CD Kidd Video G§) Home Shopping Network (4 hrs ) both sides of the Atlantic has some bizarre ® Polica Story Catholic statesman Sir Ihom as More's re­ tingly conjure up "the man of their [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Supem ian 11' Superman CD Sustaining must choose between his love for Lois [D IS] Mousercise CD' Jetsons Beazley Showpiece of Homes adventures. Jodie Foster. Beau Bridges. ® Great Escape ligious conflicts with Henry VIII. Paul Sco­ dreams". Jack Nicholson. Cher, Susan CD lib) M O V IE: 'Yellowbeard' An ornery pir­ Lane and his pledge to protect Eanh when GD IN N New s [E S P N ] College Basketball Big Ea^t 'JJ.' Trartsformers Rob Lowe. 1984 Rated R field, Robert Shaw, Orson Welles. 1966. Sarandon. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) GD Update: Making it Happen ate escapes from prison after twenty years Upstairs, Downstairs three Kryptonian criminals take over the [U S A ] Cash Every Day preview (R) Rated G. Kenneth Co(>eland and searches for his son, who is in posses­ 2:00PM (D Superior Court [ESPN] Rodeo: National Finals, final [USA] Mike Hammer U.S.A. Christopher Reeve, Margot Kidder, (^X M O V IE : 'Tarzan and the Lost Safari' [HBO] MOVIE: Slaughter sion of a map leading to buried treasure day From Las Vegas. Nev. (2 hrs.) (Taped) [U SA] Murder. She Wrote Gene Hackman. 1980. Rated PG. (In 1:40AM 6:45AM d-i) Davey 8i Goliath [20) Bugs Bunny and Friends A playboy and his wedding guests crash- Graham Chapman. Peter Boyle. Marty CD M O V IE: 'Luv' A suicidal derelict is 8:15PM (g ) Pater, Paul and M ary H ol­ High’ The alumni of Doddsville High pay land in the jungle. Gordon Scott. Yolande saved by an old school chum. Jack Lem Bustin' Loose 6:20PM GE) Upstairs, Domistairs iday Concert The New York Choral So­ Stereo) 7:00AM CD Wall street Journal Re­ Frederick K. Price Feldman. 1983 [USA] for an evil April Fools' prank when the Donlan. 1957. mon, Peter Falk. Elaine May. 1967 ciety accompanies the folk trio in a per­ class misfit exacts his revenge 10 years port New Gidget ^ WKRP in Cincinnati 4:30PM (£ out o< Thi> World 6:30PM QE) ® a b c n « w « ic c i. 11:00PM CD CD CD ® ® New s ( ^ Three Stooges GD Black Beauty Based on Anna Sewell's formance of holiday songs, including later. Caroline Munro, Simon ^uddam ora, CD Robert Schuller David Paul dD War Chronicles @ ) Wonderworks; Miracle Down Under QS NWA Pro WmtUng "Silent Night" and " 0 Come All Ye Faith­ CD Barney Miller ^ Benson classic story. (60 min.) Kelly Baker. 1985. Rated NR. (CC|. ful". (2 hrs., 15 min.) (In Stereo) Cheers (CC). CD Dialogue (01; Munsters Today Grandpa's bizarre Meet the Press (CC) MOVIE: 'Weekend Warriors' A (g) (3) NBC New* GD [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ran' A 16th-century Ja­ scientific theories don't go over well with GD Para Gente Grande (90 mm.) CD Point of View d D M am a's Family Mama mistakenly be­ group of National Guard misfits stages a O l WKRP in Cincinnati 91) Unividon an nl Depona Comentarlos 8:30PM ([D Murphy Brown (CC) Dur­ CS) Choices W e Face panese warlord's decision to relinquish his his staid chemistry professor. [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday Cd) Larry Jones lieves that Vint bought her an expensive phony dress reception in honor of a mili­ ® El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y lu- V resumen del acontecer deponivo por ing the holidays, Murphy reluctantly takes Insight / Out power to his eldest son plunges his family [C N N ] Daywatch <• [ESPN] This Week in Sports Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. {60 min.) into a bloody power struggle. Tatsuya Na- bracelet tary inspection. Lloyd Bridges, Chns Lem­ chas enire boxeadores internadonales. in three abandoned children. (In Stereo) (§ ) N e w s (Live) CiD Divine Plan mon, Vic Tayback. 1986 kadai, Akira Terao, Meiko Harada. 1985. [D IS ] Dortald Duck Presents [H B O ] You Don't Have to Die (CC) Do­ GD Temas y Debates Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. [C N N ] Inside Business ® It's a Living Gnger threatens to move Ethiopia 88; Crisis Report (90 min.) GD Money. Money, Money Rated R. (Subtitled) (In Stereo) [ESPN] NBA Today cumentary about the real-life struggle of (24) Frugal Gourmet: A Colonial Christ­ out when she discovers that Am y has a (SD Great Performances: Nureyev’s C in ­ 7:00PM (X) 60 Mlnutaa (CC) Weekly ^ AM Boston (R) James Kennedy young Jason Gaes, who survived a bout mas W ith Friends Chef Jeff Smith and a [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Jane and the Lost City' gun in the house. (R) 2:00AM CD Love Your Skin [M AX] MOVIE: The Outlaws Is Com­ with cancer and wrote a book about his derella (in Stereo) newsmagazine with Morley Safer, Ed Brad­ Sesame Street (CC) group of children prepare Christmas Based on the comic-strip adventures of a ® ® Day by Day (C C ) Brian's father GE) McLaughlin Group ing' An editor is sent West with three nuis­ experience. [CNN] Newsday sweets based on colonial American re­ ley. Harry Reasoner, Diane Sawyer and CD A B C New a (CC). Rin-Tin-Tin ances from the pres.sroom to see if they beautiful British officer who races the Nazis Mike Wallace. Segment information to be fears his grandson is being improperly GD Connecticut: N o w (R) (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE; Genghis Khan' A Mon [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC ) A black dog baf­ cipes. (75 min.) to a fabled African city and a fortune in raised. (In Stereo) CD Home Shoppirrg Overnight Service d§) It's Your Business can stop the slaughter of buffalo. The announced. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [C N N ] International Correspondents (3 hrs.) gol youth grows up to be the mighty Khan, fles Grant with its psychic ability G ^ Superboy diamortds. Sam Jones, Maud Adams, Kir­ Three Stooges. Adam West. Nancy Ko- 21 Ju m p Street Hoffs goes under­ @ ) Upstairs, Downstairs Kenneth Copeland seeking vengeance upon the chieftain who [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Red Sonja' A young sten Hughes. 1987. Rated PG (In Stereo) CD GD 8:40PM [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) GD A t the Movies Rex Reed, Dixie W ha­ vack 1965 [CN N ] Week in Review cover as a pregnant teen-ager to investi­ do' Jimmy Swaggart killed .his father. Omar Sharif. Stephen woman and a mighty swordsman battle an [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Blue Velvet' Controver­ tley. Scheduled: "Tw in s" (Arnold Schwar­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Happiest Million­ [USA] Throb gate threats against a family planning cen­ 9:00PM CD m o v i e ; ’Gloty Dayi’ Pre- 9:06AM @ ) Christmas Eve on Se Boyd. James Mason. 1965 evil queen for control of her kingdom Bri­ sial chronicle of a young man's descent zenegger. Danny DeVito). dD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbara ter. (60 min.) (Postponed from an earlier miere, (C C ) A man in his fifties attempts same Street (C C ) The spirit of the Chnst- gitte Nielsen, Arnold Schwarzenegger. aire' The lives of a wealthy eccentric and 4:45PM (DlSJ December Holidays A into a world of sexual depravity hiding be­ 10:45AM Jew ish Life his family are portrayed. Fred MacMurray. date) (In Stereo) to recapture his unfulfilled dream of playing [CN N ] Moneyweek [CN N ] Daybreak .Tias season comes over Sesame Street as Sandahl Bergman. 1985, Rated PG-13. view of three traditional December cele­ college football. Robert Conrad, Jennifer neath the blissful exterior of a small town. Greer Garson, Tom m y Steele. 1967 [DIS] MOVIE: The Happiest Million- Big Bird attempts to uncover the secret of Face the Nation brations, Mexico's Posadas, the Jewish CD GD Incredible Sunday (CC) Seg­ Kyle MacLachlan, Isabella Rossellini, Den­ [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer 1 1:00AM CD [U S A ] All-American Wrestling O'Neill. 1988. (In Stereo) eire' The lives of a wealthy eccentric and how Santa Claus gets down the chimney. Rated G. Hanukkah celebration and an English ments on animals include a duck with cor­ nis Hopper. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) [ESPN] SpoitsCenter CD Discover with Robert Vaughn America's Most Wanted Sched­ his family are portrayed. Fred MacMurray, (74 min.) (R) d$ Motorweek Jaguar's [E S P N ] P G A Golf: Team Invitational Christmas. rective shoes; a breakdancing chimp; Baby CD GD 12:15PM uled: Thomas Mitchell Duran and Hien Tat [U S A ] Cover Story Greer Garson, Tom m y Steele. 1967. [H B O ] Breadwimter A teenager must CD Three Stooges new X J-S coupe and convertible, an unu­ Final Round From Boca Raton, Fla. (2 hrs ) Shamu, the second killer whale to 1^ born 9:30AM CD d j Kat sho w C D m o v i e ; Eyes of Laura Chu, both wanted for murder. (In Stereo) Rated G. make sacrifices when his father loses his sual way of building cars at GM, the largest 5:00PM and survive in captivity. (60 min.) Magnum, P.l. GD To Be Announced. (Live) M ars’ A successful young fashion photog­ 11:30PM CD job. (D Synchronal Research automotive flea market. (D ® MOVIE: 'Roots: The Gift' Pre­ [ESPN ] SportsCenter GD Career Media Network [U S A ] MOVIE; 'Klute' A detective's in rapher finds foul play creeping into her se­ CD MOVIE: 'The Man Who Livad at the CD Sports Extra [U S A ] Calliope CD Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck RItz' An American art student in Paris is miere. (C C ) Fiddler and Kunta Kinte risk [U S A ] What's New in the Kitchen ( ^ Real to Reel: muthig 1 2:30PM CD N FLTod ay NFL pregame vestigation into the disappearance of a cure life. Faye Dunaway, Tommy Lee MOVIE: 'Strangers on a Train' Two caught up in the political turmoil of the their lives to lead slaves to freedom on CD At the Movies (ID Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles show hosted by Brent Musburg'er with Irv prominent businessman leads him to a Jones, Brad Oourif. 1978. strangers meet on a Washington to New 7:30AM CD dD This Old House (CC) 1920s arid '30s. Perry King, Leslie Caron. Christmas Eve. Based on characters from 2:25AM [ T M C ] m o v i e ; M organr A ^ Leave It to Beaver A presentation of Cross. Will McDonough and Dick Butkus Manhattan prostitute. Jane Fonda. Donald CD Public People/Private Lives Alex Haley's award-winning book. Louis York train and two murders are plotted. schizophrenic artist refuses to recognize (D Breakthrough ( ^ It's Your Business Sutherland. Charles Cioffi. 1971. 1986. Part 2 of 2. "It's a Small W orld." the 1957 recovered CD High School Bowl: Stamford vs. Gossett Jr., LeVar Burton, Avery Brooks. Farley Granger, Roben Walker, Ruth Ro­ his wife's divorce and relentlessly inter­ CD Sunday Mass CD Knight Rider (g ) (3 ) Magical W oiid of CNanay (CC ) pilot of "Leave It to Beaver," in which Connecticut Real Estate Showcase Wooster School (D Family Medical Center 1986. (In Stereo) man. 1951. feres with her love affair. Vanessa Red­ 2:30PM GD Marvel Action Universe Kim Fields. Danny Ponce, Tina Yothers and dD World Tomorrow Tony Dow (Wally) and Hugh Beaumont Baretta grave. David Warner, Robert Stephens. ^ Business World GD M O V IE; 'The Care Bears Movie* The ^ Alice other young stars perform circus acts. CD The Untouchables CD d i V Slicer (Ward) do not appear (§ ) Speed Merchants (60 min.) 1966. (gp DucfcTales Special: Time Is Money Care Bears embark on a mission spreading Soccer: Toyota Cup Host: Rue McClanshan. (60 min.) (In GD Ufeatyles of the Rich and Famous GD Honeymoonera Pan 2 of 2. Meet the Press (CC) GD (2 hrs.) ® Saint dD Miracle Faith Outreach Animated. Disrtey introduces a new char­ goodwill until an evil spirit tries to stop Stereo) Sonny Bono; actress Chynna Phillips; GD Save the Children Host Michael Craw­ 2:30AM CD New England Sunday (R) acter, Bubba Duck, m a senes of adven­ them Animated 1985 2:45PM Evening at Pops |R) iln @ ) Day of Discovary ^ Adelante ® Update: Making it Happen GD Boar's Head and Yule Log Festival former "Happy Days" co-star Marion ford ("Th e Phantom of the Opera") per­ CD Credit Time Bomb tures involving a time machine that brings Stereo) (M) M y Secret Identity Andrew discovers NFL Live NFL pregame show ® Friday the 13th: The Series (60 min .) (75 min.) Ross. (60 min.) forms with stars of the London and ^ Dr. James Kenrtedy Scrooge McDuck, along with Huey, Dewey GD M O V IE: 'Th e Bend W agon' A former that his video-store employer sells drugs hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Ras- ® MOVIE: 'That Was (S ) Bom Famous Featured: children from Broadway stages in this holiday special. ^ Celebrate; Lincoln and Louie, back to prehistoric times (2 3:00PM CD ® Star Search (60 min.) Wrestling: All-Star Wrestling Hollywood great is persuaded to do a along with the movies had, Paul Maguire. Frank Deford and Gayle Then ... This Is N o w ' The friendship of famous families. Guests: Robert and Katie ® (S) George Mtcheel’a Sports Mach­ hrs.) Broadway musical. Fred Astaire. Cyd dD La Santa Misa Gardner two young men is jeopardized when one GD Small W onder Jamie tries to avoid (S ) Santa Claus la Com ing to To w n A n i­ Wagner. Michael Landon Jr.. Christian and ine Charisse. 1953. Alice taking Harriet to a school dance. mated Fred Astaire is the narrator for a [CN N] Big Story [ESP N ] Sports Reporter (2.4) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) chooses to turn to a life of crime. Emitic Shane Conrad, Michael and Joe Kennedy. musical look into the mysteries and myths ® To Be Announced. [C N N ] Sports Latenight d D Ayer. Hoy y Martarta [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Outsiders' The conflicts Estevez. Craig Sheffer. 1985. [CNN] New sw atch (60 min.) [D IS] Dumbo's Circus dS) Rat Patrol of Kris Kringle, alias Santa Claus. (60 min.) (3 ) Maaaachuaetts Council of Rabbis of rival youth gangs explode into tragedy (g) ® MOVIE; 'Spi«« Uka Ut' (CCI [ES P N ] College Beaketbell: Seton Hall ^ M y Secret Identity Andrew discovers It's a Livir>g Voodoo is the key to get­ CD Learning the Ropes Ellen befriends a [D IS ] Happily Ever After (CC) A young at St. John's (2 hrs.) (R) [ESPN] Bodyshaping when a greaser falls for a rich girl Matt [CN N] Newswatch Tw o bumbling government workers find ® M O V IE: 'Ashanti' A man crosses the his loss of superpowers just as he takes on ting a man - that's the advice Ginger re­ new boy in school who mistakes her girl devises a ^a n to prevent her parents' [H B O ] Tales of Little Women Dillon, C. Thomas Howell. Ralph Macchio themselves embroiled in international es­ Sahara in pursuit of Arab slave traders [U S A ] Keys to Success the school bully. ceives from her grandmother. friendship for love. impending divorce. Features the voices of [E S P N ] N FL Primetime Scores and high­ 1983. Rated PG. pionage when they enter a spy-training who kidnapped his wife. Peter Ustinov, [M A X ] M O V IE: 'Posse' A ruthless U S Your Money Little Troll Prince A kindhearted troll Carol Burnett, Danny DeVito, Rhea Perl­ lights of today's NFL Football games. (60 Money. Money. Money [CNN] Spotlight on Government GD program. Dan Aykroyd, Chevy Chase, Omar Sheriff. Rex Harrison. 1979. 3:00AM CD Marshahcuta a swathe of murder, lies and [U S A ] Cartoons prince is persecuted for not being nasty man, Henry Winkler ar>d Carrie Fisher. (60 min.) [DIS] Raccoons Pan 1 of 2. (In Stereo) Donna Dixon. 1985. (In Stereo) Gi> Home Shopping Network (3 hra.| betrayal across the Southwest in his man­ GD Rompecabezae (2 hrs.) Nke everyone else in his kingdom. Features min.) [TM C] MOVIE: Fatal Attraction' A ® John McLaughlin’s One On One iacal pursuit of powsr. Kirk Douglas, Bruce [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sporu 11:10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide [C N N ] Science and Technology Week the voices of Danny Cooksey, Vincent [M A X ] Minnie the Moocher and Many wMkend of passion with a mentally unsta­ ® Billy Graham Crusade (CC) Theme: (S) Home Shopping Overnight Sendoe Dern. Bo Hopkins. 1975. Rated PG. Feed My People Continuee (2 ms., S d min.) 9 :5 5 A M (S) Sesame Street (CC). 1 1:26AM Mister Rogers (CC) (R| [D IS] Zorro M any More Cab Calloway reminisces ble woman threatens to destroy a happily "Temptations of Christ." Musical guests: GD chout Harlem's jazz days in this tribute fea­ married man's life. Michael Douglas, Glenn Glad. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [CN N ] Event & Novak [TM C ] MOVIE: The Fifth MleeUe' A [ESPN] Horse Show Jumping: World [C N N ] Sports Tonight mali^rtction aboard e U.S. submarine 1 0 :0 0 A M CD Emptoymern Cormec- 1 1 : 3 0 A M CD Century 21 Homes for Championship (Taped) Continued.. threatens to transform a war game into a tioo Sale »« — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 10,1W8 f < ’ ■] -' I 4 5'U )!»/t U -.- !■: ’ f t q FOCUS / Entertainment MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Dec. 10, 1988 — $$ F O C U S / H obbies New films update 2 of Charles Dickens’ classics Dream come true S C R O O G E D the voices are supplied by he likes (PG-IS) Bill of Billy Joel. Cheech Marin and Murray always Bette Midler. Midler gives her stands a bit out­ brassy best to the part of a m for photographers side his roles, Filmetcr highfalutin poodle, and she war­ mocking them. bles the best song. to. G R A D E : By Sandy Colton That’s why we ★ ★ •A The Associated Press like him; His Robert DIMatteo Camera Angles material may It’s the stuff that dreams are get sappy (as in New home video mil made of — the dream of one of the ill-fated re- today’s top photojoumalists and 10, each team guided by a leading ntake of “ The WILLOW (PG) RCA/Colum- the dreams of 100 aspiring young photographer, picture editor and Razor’s Edge” ), but Murray dard is part of a how-the-other- bia, $89.95. This George Lucas- photojoumalists. assistant. Each team was given won’t. He’s effortlessly hip. half-lives subplot that seems /Ron Howard blockbuster re­ an assignment. Playing the youngest network straight out of a black sitcom. ceived a lot of bad press for It was the. first Eddie Adams The teams were bused to their president in T V history, Murray At the climax. M urray and the borrowing freely from sources INCREASED VALUE — Reno Number Workshop, an intensive, four-day assignments Saturday afternoon is in good misanthropic form in cast sing "Put a Little Love in Train Exchange on Hilliard Street 10 gathering that brought together ranging from the Bible to “The 11 locomotive was purchased at the years ago for $30. Today it’s worth $100. and Sunday morning. Some 1,200 the first half of this update of Your Heart.” and he speechifies: Hobbit.” today’s photojoumalist elite and rolls of film were sent to Tim e- Dickens’ "A Christmas Carol.” “ There are people who are Eclectic it most certainly is: the lucky 100 i4ho were chosen to Life labs in New York for He’s like a nightmare version of having trouble making their needlessly gruesome it some­ attend the tuition-free sessions, ovemignt processing. Monday, N B C ’s Brandon Tartikoff — the miracles happen....” The way it times is. too — especially for a PG held in October at Adams’ farm in the teams edited their films and bottom line is ail that matters to Jeffersonville, N .Y. finishes up. this could be the first rating. Yet the movie is not the Railroad ‘fever' spreading prepared a slide presentation for this greedy young go-getter. The Over 600 students and working wholesome, feel-good movie of boring fiasco some have des­ the entire group. T h is is a photographers with less than two movie, scripted by two “ Saturday the George Bush era — if that's cribed. It’s a moderately enter­ New Jersey fellow is aiming for At the end of the program, one DISNEY VERSION — Abandoned in New York City. scale model lo- years’ experience sent in the Night Live” alumni, is at its best your idea of a good time. taining fantasy pastiche, com­ the world’s largest working member of each team was when satirizing the T V business, Oliver, left, learns street savvy from Dodger, right, in Walt c o m 0 1 i V e : required portfolios and letters of GRADE: WWiA plete with a cute baby orphan model. He is shown all abeam in a selected by the other team coming up with some dandy Disney's new animated feature, "Oliver & Company.” Reno No. 11. It recommendation froni their prophesied to save his people, an five-foot circular bridge made . members to recqive a token examples of commercial network O LIV E R & C O M P A N Y (G ) Not was purchased CoDectors* with 7,000 pieces of wood. teachers or picture editors. From award. Winners and the awards evil sorceress queen (Jean at the Train these, 99, plus one honorary insipidity. one of the great Disney animated Marsh), her beautiful warrior- Right in our own backyard at 71 included; an assignment for the But the Dickens story is a score and some ethnic local color. G R A D E : ★ ★ Exchange Corner attendee, were chosen. The stu­ movies, this revamping of princess daughter, a dashing As buddies tom by a typical Hilliard St. is one of the top 10 Philadelphia Inquirer to Bruce Victorian morality tale at heart, Dickens’ "Oliver’Twist” is never­ (New England dents had to pay their own way to Strong of Brookline, N.H.; an swordsman (Val Kilmer), a com­ generational conflict. Robert Du­ Film grading: .... — Russ MacKendrick miniature railroad set-ups in this and the movie gets in trouble — theless likable family entertain­ Hobby Suppiy) the workshop, and room and assignment for Parade magazine munity of elves and a fearsome, vall and Sean Penn are better excellent. — good, *★ — fair, country, going through cities and and into schmaltz — when it tries ment. The Dickens tale has been on Hiiliard countrysides on 10,000 feet of board at a nearby motel. to Tim Rasmussen of Roosevelt, two-headed dragin. The dwarf than the movie deserves. ★ — poor) Street some 10 t to teach M urray’s character a I ' track. Adams paid the way for three of Utah; an assignment for Time transposed from 19th century character give the movie a lesson in humanity. Along the years ago for the winners who could not afford London to contemporary Manhat­ tickling kid’s-size charm. Would You can see this being operated magazine to James Arnold, Mil- about $30. Today it is out of inch). It lets us recreate the it. Eastman Kodak, the major way. the Ghosts of Christmas tan. with cats and dogs standing that the bigger characters had as by members of the Silk City lersburg, Ohio; an assignment Past (rock star David Johansen) production and you shouid expect glamour of the Comstock Lode, sponsor, picked up most of the in for the original humans. much appeal. G R A D E : ★ ★ ‘A Railroad Club from 2:30 to 4 p.m. for Fortune magazine to Roger and Christmas Present (Carol The story follows the contours to spring fora cool hundred if you the silver mine that changed the tomorrow and Dec. 18 and the day expenses for the workshop. Nikon Hart, La Jolla, Calif; an assign- can find one. Kane) are welcome additions to of Dickens. Orphaned kity Oliver history of this nation. Engine No. after Christmas. sent along a technical team and ' ment for Newsweek magazine to loaner equipment. the fun. and there are lively bits hangs out with a pack of pick­ COLORS (R) Orion. $89.95. HARTFORD 12:10, 1:50, 3:25, 5, 7, 8:30, 10. — The 11 was the bellwether of the The club has groupings for Jason Grow, San Francisco; an CInnna City — Crossing Deloncev Land Before Tim e (G ) Sot 1,3:10,5:20,7, A 14-page cover story in the Virginia & Truckee Railroad that Friday afternoon, the students throughout. But the movie tries to pocket dogs led by the human Hollywood bad boy/aged enfant 8:30,9:55,11:30; Sun 1,3:10,5:20,7,8:30, lovers of the HO gauge, the larger assignment ifor Life magazine to (PG)SatandSunt;30,4;1S,7;t5,9;S0.— December Smithsonian maga­ ran from Reno, Nev. (on the arrived by bus from the motel. have it both ways — lampooning Fagin. When Oliver is taken in by terrible Dennis Hopper (“Easy A C rv In the Dork (PG-13) Sot and Sun 1, 9:55. — TeauMo Sunrise (R ) Sot 12:40,3, O gauge (one-quarter Inch to a Brian Whittier, Chapel Hill, N.C.; 5:15,7:50,10:10,12:15; Sun 12:40,3,5:15, zine tells us that the model They were quiet, obviously ex­ the corny Americana of inspira­ a sweet Fifth Avenue girl. Fag- Rider’) made a disappointing 3:45, 5:45, 9:20. — Modome Sousotzka Truckee River), to Virginia City. foot), and the teeny-weeny “ N ” an assignment for Newsclay to (PG-13) Satand Sun 1:10,3:55,6:55,9:30. 7:50, 10:10. — The Naked Gun (PG-13) railroading fever is now running cited, and perhaps a little in awe tional holiday flicks like “ It's A in’s boss Sykes seeks revenge, return to movie directing with Sat 12:15, 2:10, 4, 5:35, 7:30, 9:45, 11:50; It was a 55-miIe fishhook line that size. David Grunfeld, Auburn, N.Y.; — Mystic Pizza (R) Sot and Sun 1:20, ahead of the peak times in the of all the talent they were about to Wonderful Life.” and ending up kidnapping Oliver and the girl. this hyped-up. exploitative and 4:05, 7:05, 9:40. Sun 12:15, 2:10, 4, 5:35, 7:30, 9:45. — picked up Carson O ty at the Take your pick. an internship at Sygma Picture Scrooged (PG-13) Sat 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, 1950s when train-happy buffs bottom of the curve. be exposed to. as inspirational itself. This is Disney's most urban- ultimately incoherent cop thriller 7:45, 10:10, 12:20; Sun 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, Agency for Kaylynn Deveney, CAST HARTFORD were buying a million sets a year. Jim Doherty, author of the O □ □ After a buffet dinner at the Karen Allen has the cheerless ethnic animated effort to date. set in L .A .’s underclass area of Poor Richards Pub and Cinema — 7:45, 10:10. — Ernest Saves Christmas Albuquerque, N.M .; an intern­ Married to the M ob (R ) Sot 7:M , 9:30; (P G ) Sot-Sun 12:25, 2:30, 4:35, 7:10. — The article states that last Smithsonian piece, shows us farm, with time to settle down ship at the Associated Press for task of playing Murray's former Alas, the computerized drawing Watts. The Accused (R ) Sat 9:20, 11:30; Sun PARTY TIME: Christma- 12; Sun 5, 7:30. 9:30. year, eager-beaver hobbyists laid some super-collectible locomo­ and meet and talk with some of Brian Plonka, Monaca, Pa;. and sweetheart — a mousy good girl lacks the depth of field and The movie was a solid (and.due ShowcoseCInemos 1-9— Cocoon: The 9:20.— My Stepmother Is on Allen s/Hannukah party for members (PG-13) Sot 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:45, 10:05,12; out more than $180 million for tive models. You are welcome to the instructors, all gathered in who* works with the homeless handcrafted finesse of classic to violence in theaters, controver­ Return (P G ) Sot 12, 2:25, 4:50, 7:25, 10. cf the Manchester Philatelic an assignment for National Geo­ 12:15; Sun 12, 2:25, 4:50, 7:25, 10. — Sun 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:45,10:05. Tw ins (P G ) trains, trackage, buildings and the large converted barn for the (and stands for the values that Disney. It’s the characters them­ Sot 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 9:50, 11:55; Sun dream of finding them abandoned graphic magazine for Paul San- sial) hit. even though it’s only a Child's Ploy (R ) Sot 12:10, 2:15, 4:20, scenery. In their quest for real­ Society. Bring a grab-bag gift beginning of formal sessions at Murray has forsaken). Playing selves who will haye kids purring 7:10, 9:20, 11:20; Sun 12:10. 2:15, 4:20, 12:30,2:45, 5,7:30,9:50. in somebody’s attic. There’s the worth two dollars. cya. Crown Point, Ind. standard cop buddy-movie ism they even buy miniaturized 6:30 p.m. From then, it was M urray’s assistant. Alfre Woo- with pleasure — especially since 7:10,9:20. — Oliver 8, Company (G ) Sot President’s Special from the Sancya, a photographer for the dressed up with a rap-music 12:10,1:50, 3:25, 5, 7, 0:30,10,11:30; Sun MANCHESTER roadside junk like old tires, practically non-stop until after UA Theofers Eost— Die Hord (R) Sot American Flyer company, the Russ MacKendrick Is a Man­ Gary (Ind.) Post Tribune, walked and Sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:35. — High Spirits garbage cans and Coke signs. midnight the following Monday, Lionel 400E Blue Comet, and the chester resident who Is an author­ away with an additional award (R ) Satand Sun 2:10, 4:30, 7:15, 9:40. — The first gotta-gitfora railway Ives 1134 National Limited. when the sessions ended. Who Framed Roger Rabbit (PG) Sot ity on many types of collectibles, presented by David Cohen of and Sun 2:15, 4:40. — The Feds (PG-13) modeler has to be a locomotive. He tells of some modelers who Each day’s session began no Collins Publishers. He’ll be one of Don’t give Mandy Patinkin any advice Sot-Sun 7:20, 9:25. — Heavy Metal (R ) Write to him In care of Collector’s This scale repro of the Reno is in have gone off the deep end in a later than 8 a.m. and wound up at Sot midnight. — U2 Rattle and Hum Comer, Manchester Herald, P.O. 100 photographing in China next (PG-13) Sot midnight. — Rocky Horror HO gauge (3.5 millimeters to the quest for their type of nirvana. A 11:30 p.m. It was followed by April for the newest in the “ Day in By Bob Thomas Box 591, Manchester 06040. seems to be working. He has been ful place.” Picture Show (R) Sot midnight. portfolio reviews and discussions the Life” series, “ A Day in the The Associated Press acclaimed for his stage roles as The actor admitted that he VERNON with the faculty that lasted into Life of China.” Che Guevara in "E vita ” and as became entranced with makeup Cine 1 A 2 — High Spirits (PG-13) Sot the wee hours of the morning. How’s that for some dreams LOS ANGELES — During a Georges Seurat in “ Sunday in the ever since he saw photos of Dick and Sun 2, 4:30, 7:10, 9:20. — A Fish What more could a man want? During his opening remarks Called W on do (R ) Satand Sun 1:30,4:15, come true! career that has taken him from Park With George.” He has also Smith converting Dustin Hof­ 7, 9:30. Bv Dr. Allan Leventhol Friday. Adams said; “ What’s called — " I ’m ’The Richest Man Actually, every student was a Broadway to Hollywood and back made an impression in such films fman into an old codger for happening here this weekend is winner. "These are tomorrow’s again, Mandy Patinkin has heard as “Ragtime,” “Yentl,” “Da­ "Little Big Man.” The idea of WILLIMANTIC In The World” and goes: Jlllson Square Cinema — Twins (PG) Two great happenings oc­ Pet Foram something I have wanted to do for top photojoumalists and picture enough advice for a dozen ca­ niel.” "Maxie” and “The Prin­ adopting the guise of a space Sat 12:30, 3, 5 : » , 7:35, )0, 12:15; Sun curred in November, years. I look out at all of you and I editors,” Adams said. I was reers. Now he’s turning off. cess Bride.” creature was one of the lures for 12:30,3,5:30,7:35,10. — Teaullo Sunrise 'T v e got a humped-back mule, remember how hard it was for me (R ) Sat 12, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10, 12; Sun 12, On Nov. 3 we were presented there, and seeing is believing — “ Alien Nation.” But the lure a plow and a tater patch to get a little bit of an education as “ I don’t mean to be offensive to Now, he’s trying something a 2:30, 5,7:30,10. -S c ro o g e d (PG-13) Sot with a cherished dream — a loss. ' they were great! turned into “ a nightmare.” 1, 3:30, 7, 9:30,12; Sun 1, 3:30, 7, 9:30. — Some eggs that are going to I was coming up. I would have anybody who has the rules,” he little different. He’s a spaceling in grandson, who is destined for I was stunned. Never in my 62 ! Adams says there will be "When we did the tests, it was My Stepmother Is an Allen (PG-13) Sot hatch sometime liked to have attended a program said during a visit from his New “ Alien Nations,” tracking down a 12:15, 2:45, 5:10, 7:30,9:50,12; Sun 12:15, great things. years had I been without a dog another Eddie Adams Workshop, five-six hours in the chair, and 2:45,5:10,7:30,9:50 — The Land Before I ’ve the Lord above and a good like this, to have worked with the York headquarters. “ Fo r so long murderous crew of drug dealers The next week, after a three (even picked up a hound in gal to love me so now is the time for all you then 20-30 minutes in front of the Tim e (G ) Sat 1:15,3:15, 5:15, 7:15,9:15, year hiatus, we became dog caliber of staff that is at this I tried to follow the rules and I in partnership with cop James 11:15; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. — France in 1944 who traveled with I ’m the richest man in the aspiring young photojoumalists camera,” he said. “ Then the High Spirits (R ) Sot 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:25, owners again. workshop.” was getting sicker and sicker and Caan. Patinkin is part of a group us as the squadron moved into world!” to begin preparing your makeup came off when I dipped 9:30,11:30; Sun 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:25, 9:30. Adams was referring to a sicker, because none of them was of immigrants who have been Grandson Daniel was a real Germany). But I was outvoted portfolios. my head in the Dow chemical vat. faculty that almost equaled the working for me. subjugated by drugs on another surprise. His big - sister had 1-to-l by m y mate — you older ” On the first day of shooting, I Well. I haven’t a humped-back students in num ber,. a virtual planet. predicted a girl and with the married men will understand. “ I don’t know ... what’s right, was in the makeup chair for A man of faith mule, nor a plow, but have much “ who’s who” of top photo­ Where not to perk advent of ultrasound we thought Anyway my wife recently re­ what kind of parts you’re sup­ of the rest plus a wonderful graphers, editors, art directors, “ I loved the character of four-five hours, then I was on the LONDON (AP) — Religious she had privileged information. lented and we have a nice little DETROIT (AP) - Here are posed to take, whether to put 4-year-old granddaughter, a new writers and others, all attending George,” said Patinkin. "He is set for 13 hours. And I panicked. leader John Henry Newman At last, someone to carry on the Miniature Schnauzer puppy. She some tips on where not to park makeup on your face so people super grandson and a lovable and enthusiastically offering far more human than the hu­ ” I was absolutely going out of (1801-90). the Oxford-educated name, for what it’s worth. Pic­ has her own ideas about house your car. Do not park; can’t see you; you do a play or you puppy. their services for free. Before the mans. What I loved about the my mind. I had air-conditioning son of a London banker, became tures of Daniel are super — a real breaking and nipping; it’s a test ■ Near the entrance to a major don’t do a play; you do a movie for NEW ROLE — Mandy Patin­ Eddy, move over. I have you weekend was over, that enthusi­ script was the speech that he gave hosqs going up my arms. I was an Anglican clergyman in 1828. handsome bruiser. Can’t wait to of wills, but she’s a pile of fun. I shop or business or behind a van this reason or you don’t. beaten. I ’m truly the richest man asm infected everyone — student to Jim m y about how you humans absolutely encased in rubber, so kin stars as George, a He composed the hymn ’’Lead. hold him. favor “Gerlinda” as her name or tmek. “ I don’t want to hear about it in the world. and faculty alike— creating what don’t live up to the standards that my body temperature was about spacelin, in "Alien Nations." Kindly Light” four years later, The puppy too was a surprise. (G errr for short) but my wife and ■ At the end of a row. Drivers anymore. I want to be left alone. you set for yourselves. He thinks 110. Except for the whites of my they later, called a “ magic and he was the author of numer­ My wife, after the demise of daughter like “Gerta” . Outvoted Dr. Leventhal Is a Bolton looking for possible spaces to Just go out and do my work. You the human race Is an extraordi­ eyes, there wasn’t a pore open.” entertaining with songs and Jokes weekend.” ous religious articles and books. “ Tanaya” three years ago, had again. veterinarian. Questions should be park sometimes cut a comer too could go nuts with theories about nary species and he doesn’t He was out sick for a few days, while Patinkin was in the makeup After a number of lectures and In 1845, he converted to Roman declared “no more dogs!” I All this reminds me of a sent to: Ret Forum , Manchester closely. bow to do it all.” understand why they have so and he was more relaxed when he chair. Caan’s name for his alien discussions on various aspects of Catholicism and was named a hasten to explain that this was to western song by Eddy Arnold, the Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester ■ Next to a vehicle that has Whatever Patinkin is doing, It many problems in such a beauti­ returned. Caan helped out by co-star: Mr. Potatohead. photojournalism, the students cardinal by Pope Leo X III in 1879. insulate her from another such old Tennessee plowboy. It’s 06040. been ’’through the meat were broken up into 10 teams of grinder.” U — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Pec. 10, 1M8 FOCUS / Music FOCUS / Books MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 10, 1988 — M Al Jarreau thinks he’s singing future standards Bv Mary Campbell Son completes ‘A Worthy Tradition’ for his dad before the album release. Jarreau says, “ He has a debut sage than ever before, but per­ “ Heart's Horizon” is Jarreau's The Attoclafed Press The 12-song album includes a album on Wyndham Hill. I'm haps stated more strongly than 11th album since 1975. All have By Sarah Nordgren duet with longtime friend Bobby certain this is the beginning of a ever. It is that there are alterna­ First Amendment came after his scholar at the University of been on Reprise. “ I'm proud of The Associated Press his son writes in the book’s wrote in the afterword. Al Jarreau doesn't sing stand­ McFerrin on "Yo' Jeans," which history for me and Philippe as tive musics to what is generally death,” said Kalven, who is not a Chicago when he died in 1974 at that,” he says. “ For me to still be lawyer. afterword. ards In his new album, “ Heart's Jarreau wrote. He says, “ The producer and artist.” out there, alternatives to the around trying to make an individ­ CHICAGO — Jamie Kaiven the age of 60, leaving his intellec­ The First Amendment, his The manuscript was, at best, a " I loved talking with him. Little Horison," but he sings two new theme is a settled guy who Jarreau says, “ I think, as much typical day-to-day, mainstream ual statement describes a lot spent a decade shaping a book out tual legacy in jeopardy. He had scholarly puzzle. songs that he expects will become father said, has been continually did I know at that moment that watches sports on Sunday and as any of my albums, this is an pop, radio formula.” about my record company. of 1,000-page manuscript and a iMgun what he hoped would be his Jamie Kalven’s pursuits had standards. enriched and elaborated by the the conversation had not ended this curvaceous young lady who across-the-board album that des­ Jarreau has won four Gram- mountain of raw material — the |ife's work years before in the run to the exotic since attending He says, “ The first single, ‘So lives across the hall from him. dialogue of society and courts but rather had altered its terms; cribes again the fact that I need to mys; best jazz vocal, for 1977's unfinished life's work of his ’60s. He wrote when he could, Wesleyan University. He climbed Good,' is destined to become a “ There's also a song, ‘Killer addressing the countless issues it that it would not only continue but and do perform in three catego­ L P “ Look to the Rainbow” and “ The company over the last father, a legal scholar. revising the manuscript during mountains on several continents, standard. And there is a song Love,' I wrote with Henry Man- embraces. would, in some respects, deepen ries — jazz, rhythm 'n' blues and 1978's L P “ All Fly Home” ; best four or five albums has really Although Harry Kalven died his vacations each year. once rode from Paris to New and intensify." called ‘More Love,' written by Among the book's central cini for a new Blake Edwards pop.” pop vocal, male, for 1981's LP joined in the team approach in with his task incomplete, he Sometimes he would make Delhi on a motorcycle, and had Jack Segal, who wrote ‘When themes is an argument that film, ‘Skin Deep.' After the logo When he started, Jarreau says, “ Breakin' Away” ; and best jazz trying to locate great songs, helped his son see it through. anecdotal comments in the mar­ begun a career as a free-lance He spent the first few years on Sunny Gets Blue.' As surely ar criticism of the government or its you'll see me singing this hot, “ I was certainly a jazz darling. I vocal, male, for a “ Breakin' screening through things that are The result is "A Worthy Tradi­ gin; “ Add this case.” "Revise to writer when his father died. the project educating himself in any song I've heard in 20 years, nasty little song.” officials — seditious libel - found that a bit restrictive. I think Away” track, “ Blue Rondo a la presented and helping to develop tion,” a 700-page act of filial underscore general advocacy in­ After agonizing months of constitutional law. Working it's destined to become a classic, Philippe Saisse and Jarreau should never be a crime. people are beginning to recognize Turk.” how some of the songs are devotion, a scholarly essay on the sight.” "Tell joke here.” discussions with family, friends closely with a former colleague of if I sang it or not. But I did sing it co-wrote “ 10 K H i" and Saisse “ A Worthy Tradition” was that I'm not only a 'jazzer' but a “ Breakin' Away” is platinum. produced. I've epjoyed these First Amendment and how its At other points he wrote lengthy and legal scholars over the future his father’s, Owen Fiss of Yale and I did a good Job, helping it on produced it for the new album. published this year by Harper & ‘rhythm 'n' blueser' and a “ High Crime,” “Jarreau” and guys saying, ‘What do you think protections were broadened by essays to himself on the merits of of the manuscript, the 40-year-old University, the work began tak­ its way.” They met to write a song together Row and sells for $35. The book 'popper.'" “ This Time” are gold LPs, which about a solo by Earl Klugh or the Supreme Court between arguments. Kalven decided to complete it ing shape — painfully slowly. Reprise Records released “ So for “ L Is for Lovers,” Jarreau's The new album, he says, David Sanborn?' We have both on bears the eider Kalven's name as When he died, Kalven’s study means each sold more than half a World War I and the early 1970s. himself. "Things that my father would Good" on Nov. 1, three weeks album before “ Heart's Horizon.” “ doesn't have any different mes­ million copies. this album.” author with a notation that his son was strewn with papers dating "Almost everything I know edited it. 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WIT OF THE WORLD FOCUS 7 Senior Citizens Anniversary

VIUTI Buenos AireS ARGENTINA Seniors plan Christmas party Formans celebrate anniversary

Editor’s note; This coiumn is pre­ line Wilson will discuss items on Rose, 1:30 p.m. Harry and Mary Forman of Man­ pared by the staff of the Manchester Venezuela, South America. He served probate costs, intestate succession Thursday — “ Christmas Party,” chester celebrated their 50th wedding Senior Citizens’ Center. as superintendent of Lydall and differences between probate estate and 11:45 a.m.: program, 12:45 p.m., “ The anniversary on Nov. 20 at a gathering taxable estate and estate planning. Foulds and Colonial Board Company Magic of Steve Wronka.” at the home of their daughter and By Joe DImlnIco Wilson will also offer a question and in Manchester and during that time Friday — Ceramics, 9:30 a.m. Last son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Activities Specialist answer period. class; exercise with Cleo, 11 a.m.; modernized and upgraded their ma­ The center will offer a driver Barrett Jr. of Harvard Road. nufacturing facilities. He later be­ setback, 12:30 p.m.: exercise with The party was hosted by the The Senior Citizens’ Center annual education class on Jan. 17 and 18. The Rose, 1:30 p.m. came director of engineering for Christmas Party is scheduied for class will consist of video presentations Barretts and Mr. and Mrs. David J. Lydall Corporation during which Ume Forman, son and daughter-in-law of Thursday at 11 a.m. All seniors are and discussions. There will be no CLINICS; he designed and built plants in the Formans. welcome. written or driving tests. Individuals 62 A blood clinic will be held Wednes­ Rochester, N.H. and Covington, Chef Mary Ann Lawler will prepare a years and older successfully complet­ day, Dec. 21, from 9 to 11 a.m. for those Friends and relatives from Man­ Tenn., and helped design and erect a dinner of chicken cordon blue, rice ing the course will receive a 5 percent individuals whose last names begin chester, Massachusetts, Pennsylva­ ferrite plant in Washington, Ind. He is pilaf, broccoli Normandy. reduction in their insurance premiums with the letters L through Z. nia, Unionville and other area towns a former member of the National Magician Steve Wronka will enter­ attended. as mandated by state law. Fee for the Legal aid will be available by Council for Stream Improvement and tain the group following dinner. Jolly course is $7 and is payable by check appointments only on Thursday. To The couple was married on Thanks­ Ole St. Nick will also stop by for the the Paper Industry Management endorsed to the AARP. make an appointment call 647-3211. giving Day, Nov. 24,1938 at St. M ary’s Association. grab bag gift exchange. Gifts valued at Get well wishes are extended to nmJ Star of the Sea Church in Unionville. $2 should be brought for this event. Gifts Bernadette Noel in Manchester His hobbies include reading, gar­ SCORES: The Rev. John Walsh officiated. Ann dening and restoring old violins. Mrs. should be marked for a male or female. Hospital. Setback — Dec. 2: Helena Gavello, Marek Wieczorek, sister of the bride, The center is accepting canned goods Forman’s hobbies include reading, 130: Carl Popple, 123; Mabel Loomis, was maid of honor and Stanley crocheting and sewing. and non-perishable items for those not MENU: 121; Amelia Anastasia, 117; Betty M i Wieczorek was best man. so fortunate. All items will be brought to Besides their two children the Monday — Fish cakes, baked beans, Jesanis, 115; Anna Wilskopp, 115. PEOPLE Forman is retired from the paper Mr, and Mrs. Harry Formih, couple has four granddaughters, the Manchester Area Conference of cole slaw, brown bread, tapioca pud­ Pinochle — Dec. 5: Carl Popple, 770; Churches. industry. In 1944 he designed and Marissa and: Leslie Barrett and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Forman ding, beverage. Betty Jesanis, 770; Ernestine Donnelly, 1988 erected the first paper board mill in Jessica and Kara Forman. The center will offer a free Western Tuesday — Grilled cheese with 768; Edith Albert, 761; Bob Schubert, Jackson dazzling in Tokyo 1938 Civilization class beginning Jan. 4 from tomato, chicken soup, warm apple 757; John Klein, 744; Helen Silver, 732. 1:45 to 3:45 p.m. The class will be crisp, beverage. TOKYO (AP) — Kicking off the last leg of his Bowling — Dec. 6: James Forsythe, world tour, superstar Michael Jackson mes­ informal and students will not be Wednesday — Macaroni and beef 516; John McHugh, 202, 514; Phil graded. The textbook entitled World casserole, roll, fruited jello, beverage. merized 50,000 Japanese fans Friday with Engagements Washburn, 551; Ted Caddy, 511; Bruno song, footwork and a dazzling laser light show. History will be required forall students. Thursday — “ Christmas dinner’’ — Giordano, 506; John McHugh, 202, 514; Disgusted The paperback edition is $9.95. The chicken cordon bleu, rice pilaf, broccoli Billows of smoke, blinding light and Ray Chittick, 219, 543; Harvey Duplin, throbbing music set the stage for the first of instructor will be Robert Harrington. Normandy, roll, cherry Italian ice, 528; John Rravontka, 218, 509; Leo The class will be divided into two, cookie, beverage. nine concerts scheduled through Dec. 26 at the with drugs, Bonazelli, 5lS;' Mike Pierro, 541; Jim mammoth Tokyo Dome — the final stop in a 10-week semesters. The minimum class Friday — Tuna salad sandwich, soup, Powers, 202, 541; Bill Traygis, 202,580; size is 10. Contact the center to register. dessert (chef’s choice), beverage. 13-month world tour the rock star has said will Charlie Glode, 521; Rusty Rusconi, 544; be his last. Individuals who wish to attend the Ice Ed Adams, 218, 554; A1 Rodonis, 519. SanUi quits Capades Show at the Civic Center on ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: Jackson, 30, in chains and body-hugging Vi Pulford, 455; Rose Hamilton, 452; leather, had the crowd dancing, twisting and Jan. 14 should register at the center. Monday — Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; Jennie Leggitt, 470; Carol Toconis, 181, LITTLE ROCK. Ark. (AP) — Say The price is $14 which includes bingo, 10 a m.: pinochle, 12:30 p.m.; clapping to 18 numbers, including hits like it ain’t so, Say. 472; Eleanor Berggren, 193, 513; Pat "Thriller,” “ Beat It,” and "Billy Jean.” transportation and admission. The bus exercise with Rose, 1:30 p.m. After 26 years of distributing free Olcavage, 456. Jackson also performed “ Bad” from his is scheduled to leave at 11:15 a.m. from Tuesday — Exercise with Cleo, 1:30 Pinochle — Dec, 7: Peter Casella, Christmas gifts and meals to the center. p.m.; grocery shopping (Stop* Shop), latest album of the same name, and did 763; Amelia Anastasio, 754. “ Moondance” by sliding backward but appear­ Arkansas’ needy, Robert “Say” Individuals attending the Radio City call a day in advance for ride; Last week’s scores: McIntosh said Friday he is hanging Music Hall trip Tuesday are reminded nongrocery shopping (K m art), call a ing to walk forward. Pinochle — Nov. 23: Mabel Loomis, Jackson started off his international tour up his Santa Claus suit because of the bus will leave at 7:30 a.m. and day in advance for ride. 835: Helen Silver, 761. return at approximately 7 p.m. , here in September 1987 and returned to make disappointment with rising drug Wednesday — Pinochle — 9:30 a.m.; Bridge — Nov. 23: Tom Regan, 8,120; use and a shrinking work ethic. Seniors are encouraged to attend the Friendship Circle, 10 a.m.; square Tokyo the finale because ” I appreciate the Bill Cooper, 5,680; Joanne Allard, 5,460; support that my Japanese friends and fans “ I ’m just disgusted with the presentation on probate on Jan. 26 dancing, 10 a.m; arts and crafts, 12:30 Mary Colpitts, 5,260; Pauline Freder­ beginning after lunch. Attorney Jaque- p.m.; bridge, 12:30 p.m.; exercise with have shown me,” he said after his arrival whole thing. I don’t have the ick, 5,240. Thursday. cheerful mind to be Santa Claus this year,” said the 44-year-old McIn­ Ann Kibbie Karen Rohan tosh, who started playing Santa in ROBERT “SAY” MclNTOSH Social Secnritv Kevin Wertheim 1962 by buying $250 in presents for Trapper John gets married Douglas Edgerly poor kids. . . . hanging up his suit PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Wayne Rogers, a “ I ’ve fed thousands and encour­ the poor, he by example is reflect­ aged thousands to feed themselves. QUESTION: My husband works only pay for drugs that cannot be QUESTION: My grandparents re­ star of the long-running television series Kibbie-Wertheim Rohan-Edgerly ing Christmas. I would encourage several jobs to help us meet expenses. I haven’t tried to be Jesus, but I do him not to discontinue his efforts. self-administered and which must, ceive SSI beneits. They have owned "M »A*S»H,” married Amy Hirsh, a television Ann and Dan Kibbie of 21 St. John In each job they take Social Security producer for ABC and a Philadelphia-area Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Rohan of say that if I can feed you, you can Taking away that image, he would therefore, be administered in a doctor’s shares of stock in a local company for St. announce the engagment of their taxes out of his pay. Won’t there be too native, in a ceremony here. 95 Autumn St. announce the engage­ feed yourself. But all I see now is office or other outpatient setting. many years, but the company never daughter, Ann Louise Kibbie, to Kevin be, in a sense, taking away the hope much taken out and what can we do The 55-year-old Rogers, who played Trapper ment of their daughter, Karen Ann poor people on drugs — kids and our world so needs,” Demus said. However, beginning Jan. 1, 1991, showed enough profit to pay dividends. Michael Wertheim, son of Mr. and about it? Medicare will pay for part of the cost of John in the series, met Hirsh, 36, two yearsago Rohan, to Douglas Royce Edgerly, parents.” McIntosh, a restaurateur whose Last month my grandfather was Mrs. Robert Wertheim of Albu­ pre.scription drugs after an annual while Rogers was guest host on ABC’s “ Good son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald r ’ He said he has been disappointed pleasantly surprised to receive a querque, New Mexico. specialties are barbecue and sweet ANSWER: Having income from deductible has been met. dividend check of $500 in the mail. Now Morning America.” Edgerly of 9 Herbert Road, Coventry. when parents don’t take him up on potato pie, estimated he has spent The bride-elect is a graduate of more than one job does not necessarily he wonders whether this will affect his The couple were wed Thursday at the Locust The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate of offers to help youths find jobs, and more than $250,000 on Christmas Manchester High Schooi and Boston mean that excess Social Security taxes QUESTION: My husband decided to SSI benefit. Club and will live in California. East Catholic High School and a 1985 when he saw people at his free gifts and free food over the years. will be taken from that income. The University and is working on her work past the normal retirement age of graduate of the Creative School of Thanksgiving dinner grabbing at No donor has kicked in more than earnings limit this year is $45,000. So doctorate at the University of Califor­ 65. He has a health insurance plan ANSWER: Stock dividends are consi­ Hair Design, Manchester. She is food instead of waiting in line. about $1,000, and the balance comes unless your husband’s combined earn­ nia at Berkeley. where he works and is also enrolled in dered unearned income under the employed as manager of Hair Today But for others, Christmas in from his pocket. ings are over that amount. Social Maureen Reagan in Kenya The prospective bridegroom is a in Glastonbury. medicare. I recently turned age 65 and supplemental security income pro­ Little Rock will not be the same His mother warned him as a ^ Security taxes will be deducted based have enrolled in Medicare as his graduate of Georgetown University gram and can affect SSI payments. You NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - President Rea­ The prospective bridegroom is a without Say McIntosh as Santa. youth that, when one gives to on your total earnings. If his combined spouse. It now appears that I will need and is also working on his doctorate at must report this income to your Social gan s daughter, Maureen, arrived Friday to 1982 graduate of Coventry High School McIntosh, who called himself others, the recipient always ex­ earnings exceed $45,000, then credit for surgery within the next few months. Security office. They will be able to tell lead the official U.S. Delegation to Kenya’s the University of California at and is employed by Megson & Heagle “ Black Santa,” took his gifts to pects more. the excess Social Security taxes paid Will Medicare help pay for some of my Berkeley. you how the SSI payment will be 25th independence anniversay next week. Civil Engineers & Land Surveyors of black fannilies in low-income hous­ may be claimed on your Federal medical expenses while I ’m hospital­ But he always wanted to prove- reduced. Ms. Reagan and a delegation of 12 flew from A February wedding is planned in Glastonbury. ing projects. He said he reshaped income tax return. ized. or will I have to rely totally on Oakland, Calif. his mother wrong: "M y whole neighboring Uganda where they arrived A February 1990 wedding is planned the image of Santa Claus for many theme has been to work and to what his company medical benefits will Thursday. Ms. Reagan’s private visit to at St. James Church. QUESTION: I recently suffered a black youngsters who have always motivate people, to get them to pay? This column is prepared by the East Uganda included a meeting with President heart attack and was in the hospital seen the jolly old elf depicted as a know we could do things and Hartford office of the Social Security Yoweri Museveni. several weeks ago. My doctor says I am Manchester High School. She is white man. change our community." Administration. Questions should bip The group was welcomed at Nairobi’s Jomo Menditto-McCormack doing well but will have to take several ANSWER: If you are covered under employed by Hamilton Standard, “ If you’re wearing that red suit, His attitude changed with his sent to: Social Security, Manchester Kenyatta International Airport by Chris medications probably for the rest of my James F. Menditto of Vernon and Windsor Locks. you’re Santa Claus,” he said. the group health plan of your husband’s Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Obare, an assistant minister for foreign son’s imprisonment last year on life. Will Medicare cover the cost of Donna Savage of Fort Lauderdale, The Rev. James Demus. a employer, the regulations state that 06040. affairs, and Eleonare Constable, U.S. ambas­ The prospective bridegroom is a drug charges. Tommy F . M cIn­ the.se medicines? Medicare cannot pay for services sador in Kenya. Fla., announce the engagement of , 1884 graduate of Putnam Vocational former Little Rock minister who tosh, 23, was sentenced to M yea$s their daughter, Christine Lynn Men­ covered under the group plan. The The East African nation gained independ- Technical High School. He is em ­ now preaches in Chicago and works in prison for possession af eoeafpih, prniin health plan mii«f nav 'tchenefitc pnre from Britain on Don i? iqr? nnr< ditto,'to Alan Robert McCormack of ployed by Hamilton Standard, Wind­ with Operation PUSH there, urged The elder McIntosh said he becam e '-■■■ a,l .p;. ’ 133 Hilliard St., son of Gary and Addle sor Locks. McIntosh not to retire. embittered when few people of­ McCormack of Springfield, Mass. A June 17,1989 wedding is planned “When one like Say Mtdntosh fered encouragement during his • \ f-f a M r h jl !'• The bride-elect is a 1984 graduate of at South United Methodist Church. dons his red suit and ^ves gifts to son’s costly defense. An ‘alternative,’ Religioiis Services not a guilt trip Church Bufletin Board Donations needed to make Astemblim of God Holllger. Sunday worship; holyeucha- South United Methodist Church, 1226 rlst, 8 and 10 o.m .; church school, 9:45 Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Calvary Chureh (AsMtnbllM of God), o.m .; coffee fellowship, 11 o.m.; Lady Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. ELLENWOOD. Ga. (AP) — The 1988 “ Alterna­ 4C0 Bucklond Rood, South Windsor. Chopel open afternoons; public heollno L®wrence S. Staples, posters. Sche­ Alcohol Is topic tives poster shows a sleighing Santa and reindeer Rov. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. service, second Thursday, 7:30 o m ; dule: 9 and 10:45 o.m., worship servi­ 10;Ma.m., worship, Sunday school and evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 o.ni. ces; 9 a.m ., church school. Nursery for Manchester Police Captain Joseph Brooks wiii Toy for Joy program work Hying over the Holy Fam ily and Child in the child care; 6:30 p.m., hymn sing and M3-y2u3. preschoolers. (647-9141) manger. A caption asks, "Whose Birthday Is It, praise service. Wednesday, 7 p.m., r ^ fr n h ‘ ui Concoriiia Lutheran Anyway?*' Bible study and youth fellowship. Chureh, Pork Church. His taik wiii be titie»fv --P O Y '6 W ; Mullen, pastor, Ccrthellc Church, 23 Golway st., Man­ includes segments of the Christmas oratorio by J.S. There are oniy five more days bring a bag to put your selections R IM Boptltl Church, 240 Hlllstown ktoetlng Sundays, 10 to : » o.m. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, CHRISTMAS SPARKLES Rather, it seeks to help them “ restore perspective 1 1 Bach, and “ Glory to God” from Handel’s Messiah. until the annual Toys for Joy in. Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Nofsery and Sun£iy school. postor. Sundoy mossr 9o.m .; wtokdovsr Brownie Troop 670 at Martin school; 11a.m.,worshlpservlce; 7p.m., 8 o.m. (643-5906) disbursement is completed. Parents will be asked to sign In ^•..2 *ea«on that often degenerates into a R»Rewshia,509 School is baking cookies to help religion-sanctioned orgy of self-indulgence.” evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week R ^ '^ e Turnpike, Daniel M. Bgls- Nancy Grier, our Toys for Joy (remember letters are required s ^ l c e . Nursery at all services. (649- New senior group formed coordinator, says there is a make MACC’s “ unadopted” S^nsoring agencies for 1988 are Detroit’s 7509) doy Bible stu^, 7 p.m.; solid rock Nazarena on Friday) and to list the ages and n n t BoRHit ChaBel ef the Deal, 240 coftoMiiuM, 7.30 p.m., first M u rd a y ot shortage of new toys and gifts for sex of the children in the family. baskets Christmas Special. And Catholic Diocese and seven major Protestant TUB mOftin, Church ef the Naoreae, 2X Main St., St. James Oiurch has formed a new Senior Club denominations. Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. and Golden Circle of Older Adults. It is open to all teens. The deadline to donate toys MACC volunteers will be happy to Heide Pelletier, a 6th grader at Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) •"terdenemlnatlenol Manchester. Rev. Philip Oiatto, senior HorvM Time Baalist Church, 72 E. pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister ot men and wijmen living within the parish. The next is this Thursday at noon. help in the selection process. Washington School, is coordinat­ Alternatives," which distributes resource mate­ J **•' Wonehestor. Rev. outreach. 9:X o.m., Sunday school; Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. rS.'. *2«"!?ets. Sunday, 10 o.m., meeting will be a Christmas party following the Toys will be picked up late ing a food drive for her whole rial, rituals and Bible study guides, suggests such eddVr postor. lOa.m.ySund^tchool; 11 adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 10:X a.m., worship, children's church ond nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise Thursday and sorted for disbur­ school. alternative activities as: a.m.4 morning strvict; 6 p.m.t tvonlng p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:M noon Mass on Wednesday. The speaker will be the OUR ELDERLY FRIENDS sorvictr W tdnttdoy homo Blblo studvr 7 K in., special Bible studies; Wednesday service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study, sement on Friday. Donations ■ ^ducing time spent shopping and watching 7 p.m ., Wednesday. (6438599) ''f,® from St. Joseph Cathedral in p. m. (643-9359) service. Prayer should be left at the Center Street The deadline for gifts for television and using it for Bible study and llito, 646-8731, 34 hours. Hartford. No advance reservations are necessary. THANK YOU fire station (next to town hall), neighbors in convalescent homes meditation. C e ^ r Street, Manches­ Our tlionkt toall ttioM volunfuurt wtio Christian Science ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11;4Sa.m., Pantecostai is Friday. Let’s make certain that ■ Replacing the Santa tradition with that of St. the Eighth Utilities District Fire Hanev with Tov» for Joy. Sundw school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. United Pentecostal Church, Music In the air no one, particularly those who are Bill and Charlottt Manning, Tim and rucholas, patron saint who loved and cared for ^M fyt.Chim ch ef Christ, Scientist, 447 187 Station, 32 Main St. and ComFed N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 o.m., Wooftorldao St., Manchester. Rev. offices at 23 Main St. and 1007 ill or alone, is forgotten this Faith McCann, Marty Adami, Emgiru children. church service, Sunday school, and Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 o.m., Sun­ Members of Trinity Covenant Church and their Tool (thanks to Rick Schuttor), Tho Jehovah’S Witnesses day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 Main St. Christmas. Very few gifts for the Purdy Coro, and tho John F. Tlornty personal, thoughtful and values-centered “ te^. tot small children. (649-1446) friends will meet at 4 p.m. Sunday for caroling at JeheyM's witnesses, 647 Tolland p.m., evenino worship; 7:X p.m. Wed- Just a reminder not to wrap the elderly and those who are shut in Funoral Homo havo boon providing gift-giving instead of money-spending competitions Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 "tejtey, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, various convalescent homes, and at the homes of have been received so far, dally pickups from tho Christmas to give “ the best.” p.m., theocrotic ministry school; 7:50 ladles prayer; 7 o.m. Thursday, men's shut-ins. The singing will be followed by a soup gift. Donations of paper and Contors. p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 P.m., Friday, youth service. supper. ribbon wiii be accepted and although the small faith groups .. t® ^.2J wandortui folks hovo corns to ■ Giving a fourth of holiday spending money to (649 9848) holp with tho sorting and will bo sotting Church of Christ SJi-'-Congregotlon book study; Sun- passed on to parents while from the Church of Assumption the n ^ y . and reaching out to people who otherwise 2SX,' ?=” public talk; 10:20 a.m., Next Friday and Saturday, Dec. 16 and 17 the has brought in an assortment of UP this wook and ttatflng tho Toys for d w e ll Of Cliritty Lydoll ond Vornon Watchtower study. (646-1490) supplies last. Joy disbursomont: Spoclal holp from would be alone at Christmas. E ugtn t Brewery Prasbytarian church will present a cantata. “ Christmas for ail beautiful gifts including snap on tho young mon and womon of Boy Scout pulpit minister, ^ re tb Flonory, evon- Time, at 7 p.m. This is free and open to the public. The annual toy distribution will Troop 27 and Girl Scout Troop 676 and gellsni minister. Sundoy services: 9 „C^e"»ry Preshyterlan Church, be Friday and Saturday at the old dusters, lots of heavy socks and from Joanno Torragna, Joan Franzo. Jewish — Conservative Routo 44 and Trowbridw Rood, Coven- o.m .4 Bible clossesr* 10 a.m .4 worshipy* 6 Parish Hall, Saint Mary’s Episco­ knee socks, slippers, stationery Choryl Taggart, Jacklo Abolo, Evolyn SiT.' Wednesday. 7 p.m.. TemiM Bern Shelem, 400 E. Middle try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, and writing kits with stamps, Abolo, 8 womon from FINE, Linda Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. 9:30 o.m., worship; 10:45 o.m ., Sunday Advent service set pal Church at the end of Church Schub®rt, P ouloM Smith, Rosomarv Send us your news nr"''i Rrleger, cantor; school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ Street. Only those parents/guard- bath items, and other toiletries Smith, Lucy and Wovno Falk, Carol Or. l^on Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servl- ship. 7:X p.m. Wednesday, prayer An Advent service. consisUng of a Rosary and and a soft animal. A new idea Plourdo, Darlono Norton, Rosomarv ces: 7:X p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 meeting. (7437233) Benediction, will be held Wednesday and Dec. 21 at ians who have received a letter of jM l'I', Chris Sandor, Orlara Popryzka, Congregational ^Rtesbyterlon Church ef (Manchester, from Assumption — embroidery The Manchester Herald welcomes news a.m. Sotur^v. Coll synagogue tor invitation from a local social RIchIo Hamoo, Laurto Pyka, Patricia Friday service time. (6439563) 43 Spriwe St., Manchester. Rev.sRI- 7:30 p.m. at St. Bartholomew’s Church. kits. Gifts for elderiy and shut-ins Fo^ Kathy Mlols, Jano Zomka, Tina Belton Cenareoatlenal Church, 220 chord Gray, pastor. 10:Xa.m., worship worker, teacher, school counse­ releases about religion for publication on these Bo ton Center Road, ot the Green, may be left aiong with the toys at DoPrImpo, ond Gary and Mary Saturday pages. »e[vlce, nursery; 9:15 o.m ., Sunday lor or public health nurse are Champagns. Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis- Jewish — Reform tfboow 7 o.m., Intormal worship. Children’s play presented the MACC Christmas Center. Releases should concern events open to the ter. 10 a.m.y worship servlcoy nurservy (643-VW6) scheduled for Friday’s distribu­ church school; 11 o.m., tellewship; Foster St. tion. Any Manchester/Bolton public in Manchester, Bolton, Coventry and 1U15 o.m., forum proerem. (649-7077 Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- ’The Little Star,” a Christmas fantasy by Andover. Items will be published once, space office or 647-8S7I parsonoee. Roman Cathoiic Georgene Meddows, will be presented by church parent or guardian who is having FOOD DELIVERIES -Center CentretaMenal Church, 11 Friday; children's services, 7:45 o.m. difficulty providing gifts this The deadline for delivery of permitting. All releases will be subject to Cemer St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. second Friday of eoch monMl. (644-8466) AMRniRtigii, Adams school students at the 10:30 a.m. service on Sunday editing. Curtis Jr., ^ l o r pastor; Rev. Robert J. Street of Thompson Roodt Monchestor. at North United Methodist Church. The theme of the Christmas is warmly invited to gifts and non-perishable foods for 5!!!?' '"'"'•♦•r ot visitations; Rev. f t y . E d ^ r d S. Ftpln, postorr Rev. attend on Saturday, Dec. 17, from the Christmas baskets is Monday, Space limitations do not permit the publica­ Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus, Lutheran Joseph Porelr ossistant postor. Sotur- service will be “ The Burden of an Open Future.” THE dov moss ot 5 p.m .; Sunday mosses ot 9 a.m. to noon. Dec. 19. Last minute Monday tion of releases concerning routine activities. worship service, 8 and 10 o.m.; church school. 10 a.m. (647-9941) / i2 ^ 10:30 o.m. ond noon. Proof of residency is required deliveries should be made di­ BIBLE The releases should be typed, double-spaced, fo Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. (643-3195) Bolton plans a play » . B a rm e le n ^'s Church, 741 E. at the distribution center. Partici­ rectly to Concordia Lutheran and include the name and daytime telephone •o.'taly Rowe 6, Andover. Rev. Howard Rljj’^ lc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar- Selp, inteHm pastor, Schedule: 11 o.m., Wongerln, assistant pastor, MliMIe Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. pants are asked to bring a Churchr 40 Pitkin St. to expedite SPEAKS Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday Bolton Congregational Church will present “ Why •nr number of someone who can provide further w orship;, 9:30 a.m ., church school. xhedule: 9 a.m., holy communion. driver’s license or another form sorting and packing. Perishable information. Nuraerv eore provided. (74^7696) Nursery care. (649-5311) Sunday masses at 8 :X , the Chimes Rang,” and Advent play performed by Eurbiw BrtwBr Wrs* CanBroBatlaaol Church of Cev- SnsomM LutherM Cherch, 60 Church 10m>d lT :X a.m. (4431613) the church school students and teachers. The of identification. foods must be to Concordia no Black and white photographs will be eotnt, llri Main St., Coventry. Rev. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans- $f. BrlUaef Church, n Main St., A reminder to parents: The later than 8 a.m. on Thursday oo»tor, 11 a.m., wor­ son. pastor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Monctm ter. Rev. Robert T . Russo and service, with a coliection of small gifts to be considered for publication. Photos cannot be ship; 9:30 o.m ., church school In Church pastor emeritus. Schedule: 8:M o.m., Rev- Emilio P. Podelll, co-postors. distributed by Manchester Area Conference of Toys for Joy Program is for Dec. 22. Nothing to quollfloo • porton returned. Notsery core provided. worship with holy communion On first, Sotyrdpv moss 5 p.m .; tenday masses Churches, is at 10 a.m. parents only and children should More than 380 households have to ampothizo with onothor In hit (742-8417) third and fifth Sundays; o.m., '0:30 o.m., and 11 probtomt m hoving hod i similar The deadline for releases is the Monday S y o d CsnyoBMIaiial Church, 385 worship with holy communion on noon. (6432403) before the desired publication date. Earlier N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. secoito, fourth Sundays; nursery at9;45 .-tewes _Chufch, 896 Main St., oxporlonco. Tho Son ot Qod 0 3 Joseph Milton, postor. 10a.m., worship and 11 a.m. (6431193) oiL Fronds Krukowskl, Changes In Christmas oumad tho noturo of ■ man that ha submissions are appreciated. Publication series, Sunday school, and nurservfor -L P fvte n..Lutheran CZiurch el Mon- J®bn G w oidi, might bo a aympathaUc high prieat dates cannot be guaranteed. oN j^ o ti; 6:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. rtjjtor, 21 (terden St., Manchester. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday The adult forum at St. George’s Episcopal Church THE MUSK MINISTRIES OF (649-2M3) (643-205)) o-M.; Sundoy (Hab. 4:15). Send the releases to: Church Page, Manches­ in Bolton on Sunday will be on the decommercializa­ . lecond Cenwieatletiel Church et iJrt'tec* Church, ter Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. Cevontry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ ROutB 31 ond North Rivor Roods noon. (6434139) tion of Christmas. The forum takes place at 10:45 Jaaua loat a cloaa frtond to daoth try. R ^ . David Jarvis, minister. Regu- 'S''!!,'®'’’ Douthwolte, pastor. St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH - Lazarua, John 11. And aa ha atood Coventry^v Robert W. Barnes and a.m., while children are in church school The Im schedule; 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., Mhedule: 9:M a.m. worship service; at the tomb and obaarvad the intonaa church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 JJjte'’ JSJ'teTi'te ***Kenno, pastoral worship service is at 9:30 a.m. present o jn ., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m., jMbto."742:7Mi?*’’' w m . Soturdov mass ot 5:15 p.m., torrow ot Martha and Mary, the dead church school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 >«Rteron Church ^ n < ^ moss d 10 o.m .; contesslons man’a alotara, “ha waa deeply movod o.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m., Junior Synod), Cooper and High Sutei’SS''- Subftey moss8 In apirit end troublad.’ Thoughts Pilgrim ftllowship. Nursery core pro­ stre^, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. ® y | g ;^ S '- -Joseph Chureh, Eaglcvllle. Spirituality Is topic "CHRISTMAS FOR ALL TIME” vided. (742-6234) Kohl, pastor. 9 :X a.m., divine worship; The word tranalatad “dooply Talcettvilto CenarMotlonal Church, 10:45 o.in. ^ndoy school; holy com- Church ef sf. Maurice, 32 Hebron Spirituality for Unitarian Universaiists is the A Christmas musical by John Coates ,*S^*** ond Elm Hill Rood, m ^ton first and third Sunday. (649- topic on Sunday at the Unitarian Universalist movod” Involvod tho ktoa of angar. piedk,oi2?k pastor. Saturday J?®''- mossotSp.m.; W'ltem J. Talcottvllle. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald Society: East, where the Rev. Ward Knights will Indignation. In hla frianda’ aorrow You'll have your hands full and your heart filled Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 Sid'S ® ' *:’* o.m. With members of Jaaua felt the pain of tha tragedy o.m., worship service and church ond 11 o.m. (643-4466) examine the nature of the spiritual in human trying to live out Love’s ABC’s. ticknaaa and daoth had inflicted school. (649-0815) Methodist experience. Special music will be by Tracey Love Accepts, Behaves, Cheers, Defends, En­ THE MAN(»IESTER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA upon tha bllllona bofora and ainca. riches, Forgives, Grows and Helps. _ ■••ten unitw Methodist Church, 1041 Saivation Army Jackson. The seryice is at 10:30 a.m. Covenant Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart Ha waa Incanaad agalnat death. Ha Love Includes, Joins, Kneels, Listens, Motivates, -®."IS!j.®®*t®Ii "•V- Robin Ellis, assist­ Salvation ^ y , 661 Main St., Man- amittod “a aigh that camo atralght Notices, Overlooks anci Provides. Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ ant postor. 9:Xa.m ., church school; 11 fn,!^® a S?®*' ®"b **te. Gory Aspersch- Rev. Parker gets award Friday, December 16 at 7 p.m. from tha hoorT (Phllllpa Modam matack St., Monchestor. Rev. Norman 34H)' '” ®''**’ ® ••fvlce, nursery. (649- Sundoy school; 10:45 Love Quiets, Respects, Surprises, Tries, Under­ Sw en^, pastor. Rev. Paul KnTght, o.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., salva­ Saturday, December 17 at 7 p.m. Engllah). And “Jaaua wopT — stands, Volunteers, Warms, Expects and Yields. associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, Nerth U n M Methodist Church, 300 tion meeting. (649-7787). FO RT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (A P ) — Chosen for "buret Into toora.” auch empathy youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 10 o.m., Love in Action breaks the code that adds Zip to Parkw St., Manchester. Dr. William C. the first “ Pioneer in Religious (^mmunication hxad hla raootvo to conquer daoth worship services; 9:30 a.m ., Bible I I « ’'^'.R®!.’ ®'■'■ ".•Y- Ospood Ben- your life. school. (649-3855) "*!?' ,^^'?1!®*'®" "ilnlster. Schedule: 9 Unitarian Univaraaiist Award’’ is the Rev. Everett C. Parker, for three 302 HACKMATACK STREET and Ita couao, aln. and 10:M o.m., worship services; 9 decades director of the United Church of Christ’s ajn., adult Bible study; 10:M o.m., MANCHESTER S';< Manchester. Rev. Office of Communication. Pastor Marvin D. Stuart EpiSCOpai K m®®'’ ,.?'** i* '" ' *8ethodlst s >^uth Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred '"'•f'te minister. (exit 2 off 1-384) Uaited Pentecoatal Church ft. O e ^ 's RgisceMl Church, 1150 !Jyteerv core and Presentation of the award by the American CHURCH OF CHRIST Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John (M9-36M') '®'' P>'0»eb00lers. youth religious education. Coffee hour Broadcast Section of the World Association for offer service. (6435151) Nursery provided call 649-2855 for Information LydaH 8 Vamon tm ats fc P V ’e 'e 'V • ' d f V #• sT t Christian Communication was at a banquet Friday PtMiM: M4-2801 i.i night at the Royce Resort Hotel here. SCIENCE & HEALTH Sunspot cycle among biggest ever recorded SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Sunspot Docs use fetal cells storm,” forecaster Joe Hunches said ministration’s Goddard Space Flight and spacecraft electronics, said activity that peaks in about a year Friday. Center in Maryland. could be the second most intense since Schatten and Ron Zwickl, head of “ They may notice the disturbance, A NASA news release said some research at the Boulder-based Space Galileo first saw the solar eruptions in but they won’t know why,” often scientists believe the “ solar maxi­ Environment Laboratory. to treat Parkinson’s 1610, and might knock satellites off wrongly blaming the phone company mum,” or peak of the cycle, might be Excess ultraviolet light from solar course, cause scattered blackouts and for noise on long-distance lines, he the biggest since 1610, when Italian flares heats Earth’s atmosphere, NEW HAVEN (AP) - Yale disrupt phone calls and radio broad­ school. said by phone from the Space astronomer-physicist Galileo Galilei expanding it to produce drag that can doctors have implanted fetal cells casts, scientists say. Dr. Dennis D. Spencer, who led Environment Services Center in first observed sunspots. make satellites in low orbits fall to in the brain of a woman with Sunspots are relatively cool, dark, the surgical team at Yale, said it Boulder, Colo., the government’s But Schatten and Sofia predicted Earth prematurely, they said. The Parkinson’s disease after first 1,200- to 60,000-mile-diameter erup­ would be several months before forecasting agency for the storms. this cycle won’t be quite as large as U.S. Spacelab fell to Earth after an freezing the cells and testing their tions that appear where the solar doctors know if the Connecticut The average person also "might not the 1958-59 solar maximum, "and we intense solar flare in 1979. viability, a new procedure re­ magnetic field is most intense. They woman benefitted from the get his favorite radio station as well as have no reason to change that," "If there had been a man on the searchers say could improve the emit solar flares, explosions that send implant. he likes, ” or might notice the northern Schatten said Thursday. moon in August 1972 (during a flare of effectiveness of the experimental protons. X-rays, electrons and other Fetal neural cells are im­ lights or aurora borealis farther south Schatten said the sunspot cycle protons), he would have absorbed a. , treatment radiation streaming outward, some­ planted in the hopes of replacing than usual, NASA physicist Kenneth lasts about 11 years, with the previous lethal dose of radiation,” Zwickl said,* 1^ “ 'To the best of my knowledge times causing magnetic storms on the dopamine-producing brain Schatten said during the American maximum in late 1979, the last adding that proton emissions in the this is the first time the implant Earth by disrupting the planet’s cells deficient in people with Geophysical Union’s annual meeting minimum in September 1986 and the cycle should peak between 1991 and has been done not with freshly Parkinson’s disease, a degenera­ magnetic field. in San Francisco. upcoming maximum expected as 1993. obtained cells but with material Most effects are subtle — rare tive disorder, usually of later life, A so-far successful prediction that early as late 1989, much earlier than Sometimes magnetic storms cause that has gone through extensive flickering of lights and poorer connec­ characterized by rhythmic trem­ the current solar cycle would be the 1991 date originally forecast. major blackouts, as was the case in quality control procedures....” tions for satellite-relayed phone calls ors. muscular rigidity and low exceptionally large was issued in Magnetic storms are not dangerous upstate New York about a decade ago, HalvorG. Aaslestad. an assistant or television shows — so “ the average !N voice volume. early 1987 by Yale University’s to people on Earth. But they pose a Zwickl said. dean for research at the Yale In the Yale procedure, doctors guy on the street won’t know if we’re Sabatino Sofia and Schatten, of the potentially lethal proton radiation Zwickl said no one knows why solar School of Medicine, said Friday. implanted fetal neural cells in the throes of a major magnetic National Aeronautics and Space Ad­ hazard for spacewalking astronauts maximums vary in intensity. Yale researchers performed -■\ which had been donated, frozen their first fetal tissue transplant, for two months in liquid nitrogen and apparently only the second in r and then tested for safety, com­ the country, on a 48-year-old patibility and viability. The team Science & Health N O H O W fO r C G S , S C le i lt i S t S 3 3 ^ Connecticut woman suffering then thawed the tissue and from severe Parkinson's disease implanted it in the woman, who SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - for 21 years. Florida best In promotion raim Fishbach suggested the gave a 1.5 percent to 4 percent had volunteered to participate in Scientists are retreating from existence of a very weak "fifth boost to gravity’s attraction The four-hour clinical research the clinical research study. studies indicating more than four force” that slightly counteracts procedure was performed Thurs­ NEW YORK (AP) — Residents of Florida topped between objects that were 1,600 to The fetal cells used in the Yale basic forces of nature run the gravity over distances of roughly SCIENCE — Dr. William Frey demonstrates his method of day at Yale-New Haven Hospital a 21-state ranking of how much people do to promote 5,500 feet apart. operation were donated by a universe, citing a major flaw in 10 to 1,000 yards. ’The theory rhim illo? ® secretary. Mary Lavoie. Frey is studying the but not announced until Friday. their health, while Minnesotans came in last, The mine, tower and ice studies woman who had an elective experiments that suggested grav­ , gained support from gravity chemical makeup of tears and their relation to emotion and stresl Last month, at the University of according to a study released this week. all found slight deviations from abortion in her first trimester, the Among four metropolitan areas studied. New ity is slightly countei^ by a fifth I measurements made at varying Newton’s law, which says the Colorado Health Sciences Center, researchers said. force and enhanced by a sixth. I depths inside a mine shaft by debtors implanted freshly ob­ York City ranked highest and Chicago the lowest. gravitational attraction between Last month, researchers from "As yet there’s no convincing Frank Stacey of the University of tained fetal cells in the brain of a The rankings are based on surveys commissioned two objects decreases with the Tearful, tearless letters Yale and the University of by Prevention Magazine and carried out by evidence,” said Robert Parker of 'Queensland, Australia. square of the distance between 52-year-old Denver man suffering Rochester published a report in the La Jolla-based Scripps Insti­ Subsequent gravity measure­ from Parkinson’s for 20 years. pollsters Louis Harris and Associates, Inc., from them. For example, when two the journal “ Science” in which tution of Oceanography, a partici-' ments made on a North Carolina Doctors in Mexico, Sweden, 1983 to 1987. objects that were one foot apart they described how it was possi­ pant in a research group thatnow television tower and in the England, Spain, Cuba and China The behaviors, which make up a "Prevention are moved two feet apart, the flood author of ‘Crying’ ble to retrieve dopamine- questions its own findings. Greenland ice hole also suggested have also performed similar Index,” include not smoking, wearing a seat belt, gravity they exert on each other producing cells from first trimes­ Richard Hughes, a physicist at there was a "sixth force” that transplants. Only preliminary following healthy dietary practices, avoiding should become only one-fourth as ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - The tearful "Once scientifically I started thinking ter human fetal cadevers, freeze Los Alamos National Laboratory was different than gravity but resulte from six patients have driving after drinking, getting frequent exercise strong. and tearless both cry on William Frey’s about this, I started to realize this could be the cells in liquid nitrogen, and in New Mexico, put the case more shoulder. been reported in the scientific and an annual blood pressure test, and taking steps transplant the tissue into the strongly; a very important processforus as humans. literature, according to a spokes­ to control stress. Among those seeking Frey’s help since I became dissatisfied with what I had bron brains of monkeys and have the "There are only four forces in woman for the Yale medical he published "Crying: The Mystery of satisfied, which was the fact I didn’t cry tissue remain viable. Computer changes faces nature. Read my lips. No new Tears” three years ago were a woman very easily or very often,” he said. forces.” he said. whose husband alternated bouts of tears SANTA’S IDEAS “ So I went and talked to a psychologist. CHICAGO (AP) — Two medical illustrators and laughter, and a restaurateur whose The scientists from Scripps. cooks cried chopping onions. First trying to convince a psychologist that whose drawings updating pictures of long-missing Los Alamos. AT&T Bell Labora­ • 39" Wooden Sled...... *26** this is a problem worth dealing with is not children have helped find some of the youngsters tories in New Jersey and other For the restaurant owner, the answer easy.” ^ Happy Holidays! Happy Holidays! h are spading up their work with computers. institutions backtracked on state­ • Podomotor...... *16^* was easy and time-honored; Chop the But Frey eventually found someone who onions under a mist of water. Lewis Sadler and Scott Barrows of the University ments they made last July when thought he had a worthwhile concern and of Illinois used to take 20 hours to prepare a Other times, it’s more complicated, they reported strong evidence • Swiss Army KnHe...... * 9®® » helped him sort out his feelings. He Clearview Glass Co. x drawing; now, with a computer, they can do it in suggesting Sir Isaac Newton’s advised Anne Firebaugh. 64, who estimates he now cries four times a month, about 20 minutes. divides her year between Nanoose Bay. 104 Hilliard Street ^ 301-year-old law of gravity was • Mots! Wagon...... ®17®® « even if his eyes only well up with tears. Using old photos, they measure 48 "anatomical British Columbia, and Alta Sierra. Calif., wrong. Now they say the evidence “ I hear things on the news or I read landmarks” — nose size, width of the mouth and to take her husband Joseph, 71, to a Manchester, Ct. is inconclusive. • Stadinm Seat...... ®13®® mings in the paper or I hear something on spacing of theeyes, for example — and expand them neurologist. Mrs. Firebaugh said Frey’s National Public Radio or whatever. 6 4 9 -3 0 4 9 to account for growth, producing a picture often That’s because their measure­ ideas reassured her belief — scorned by • Banor Skates • Hockey...... ®39®® Whereas I used to not have any tears or remarkably similar to the child’s appearance. ments of gravity inside a drill soine doctors — that there was more to her hole in Greenland’s ice sheet cry, I will cry about it now. because I allow For all your glass and remodeling With a computer, the photographs can be scanned husband’s problems than runaway emo­ could have been flawed by • MAG UgMs...... $1499 ^ myself to do it.” by lasers in seconds and the facial information tions She learned that he is suffering from needs variations in the density of rock Lou Gehrig’s disease. The identities of the key substances transferred into software programs that create • Scooters...... ®59®® • removed in tears still elude him. partly images of missing children as they age. beneath the ice, Parker con­ Frey believes tears are a body’s way of •Storm windows •Storm Doors cluded in a study. because he may have made a conceptual • Toboggans...... _____ ...... ®49®®, getting rid of chemicals produced by error early in his experiments. •Patio Storm Door •Shower Doors His calculations show "our strong emotion. <9 “ I thought we could take emotional tears Science centers named results do not need new forces of "To get confirmation from someone who •Tub Enclosures ' •Beveled Mirrors • Plastic Sled______* 9®® . and that we could compare those to tears •Mirror Walls WASHING’TON (AP) - Eleven universiUes have nature,” and can be explained by has made a study of this, that was very that were produced by eye irritation. But •Door Mirrors the existing law of gravity, im^portant to me,” said Mrs. Firebaugh been selected to receive grants from the National • Dart Boards~...»...... $149® the thing that I have come to realize lately •Mirrored Closet Doors Insulated Units Science Foundation to establish special science Parker said Wednesday during He is someone I can look to for help and the American Geophysical Un­ guidance.” is that when people tear in response to eye •Screen & Storm Window Repairs research centers. • BackKnKfos______®15®® Irritation, there is quite a bit of stress The NSF announced that the centers will receive ion’s fall meeting. Frey, of the Dry Eye and Tear Research involved actually. 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They are gravity: elec­ same three biochemicals are present in discipline or project, ranging from astrophysics to tromagnetism. which creates They get a sympathetic response be- both kinds of tears. They are leucine- light, electricity, radio waves and the exerciser of the future. caure Frey knows the frustration of being genetic engineering. RALEIGH S’ unable to cry. enkephalin. an endorphin, and the hor­ Gift Certificates available for all our ^ The winning proposals came from the University microwaves; the strong force, quiet - smooth - dual action mones prolactin and Adrenocorticotropic which holds the center of atoms ACCUFIT2000 His mother suggested the line of inquiry of California at Berkeley; University of California hormone, known as ACTH. 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MAI^Kl T RI PORl Safety problems plague commuter airlines Acrtvilywf ti«pMi30if»dinfldm American bulldog diplomacy WASHINGTON (API — The Fed­ expected to carry more than 32 acknowleged some shortcomings and checks, training records were incom­ eral Aviation Administration said million people in and out of 800 cities. attributed many of the problems to plete or did not exist and testing uoo Friday a nine-month inspection unco­ The FAA inspections covered about the industry’s rapid growth in recent standards were obsolete, the FAA vered safety violations and “what 20 percent of 172 commuter air years. said. appear to be systemic deficiencies” backfires at Montreal parley carriers. They followed seven com­ Last year the commuters carried 32 Shortcomings also were uncovered 1110 with the management of the nation's muter accidents over a four-month million passengers and are expected in maintenance and items were found jlll By Peter Coy commuter airlines. period in late 1987 and early 1988 to carry more than 33 million this came across as a bad guy in the developing nations managed to during inspections, but not repaired, t.100 The Associated Press The inspection was announced last resulting in 56 deaths. year. In 1979 commuters carried only allowing aircraft to be “prematurely Montreal trade talks even though prevent final adoption of agree­ March after a series of accidents In announcing the results of the 14 million passengers. its goal — eradicating farm ments in other areas, such as approved for a return to service.” MONTREAL - While Mikhail involving commuters. inspection of the 35 commuter carri­ The Regional Airline Association subsidies — was a popular one. freer trade in services. The FAA said its examination of the ers, FAA Administrator Allan McAr- announced Friday it was forming a The airlines inspected were se­ Gorbachev soothed world ten­ Among other things, eliminat­ sions with some suave diplomacy The United States probably commuter industry showed that while tor said in a letter to all commuter special task force of industry officials lected at random, according to FAA O O W lO N i > A V I U A G I ing the subsidies would save officials. The FAA provided no in New York, Americans were could have gotten farther if it had there are some air carriers that were airlines: to find ways for the commuters to 2JOOO ' ...... H money and cut food bills for U.S.’ been willing to compromise, says found in full compliance with federal breakdown as to what was found at H I3 H taking a tougher approach at “I am particularly concerned about retain experienced pilots and man­ 3,187.01 and European taxpayers while Gerard Nierenberg, a New York- air regulations “others demonstrated what appear to be systemic deficien­ agement employees. The commuters each airline, but did release a list of LOW 3,131.4C trade talks in Montreal and allowing developing nations to uao • ruffling feathers. based negotiation expert who a need for significant cies with management personnel. The for several years have complaihed the air carriers inspected. CLOSE 3,143.40 generate an extra $26 billion a In fact, U.S. negotiators at the admits he is no expert on world improvements.” most serious findings of the inspec­ about problems with rapid turnover, The FAA identified the airlines as: CHANGE U p 1.78 year in agricuitui-ai exports. trade. free-trade negotiations this past "The inspections, which covered 35 tions reflected a lack of management with some commuter airlines losing 40 Mil* Air Ltd; Air Midwest Inc.; Air The ultimate success of the U.S. “There’s an old theory that if Molokai; Air Nevada Airlines; Air New MTWTf MIWTf MTWTf WTWO' MtWTf UTWT> week were less yielding than a airlines, resulted in 1,284 violations of knowledge of, and experience with, 70 percent or more of their pilots to J! _____ I______^_____tl • W_____ « tactics remains to be seen. It you make the first concession in a Orleans Inc.; Alpha Aviation Inc.; Atlantic Montreal Canadians gaaltender, air safety regulations, about one-third complex commuter air carrier regu­ large airlines in a year. Southeast Airlines Inc.; Aviation Associates Wwiw»ii . ~ could yet turn out that an negotiation you show your wea­ *K*olt ■ ■ demanding a commitment by all of which were considered serious lations as well as substandard admin­ The FAA said that it found in its Inc.; Bering Air Inc.; unyielding U.S. stand was exactly kness, but that’s not true,” said Business Express, Inc.; Capitol Air Service nations to total elimination of enough to warrant a possible civil istration of training and deficient inspections some of the airlines failed Inc.; CCAIr Inc.; Channel Flying Inc.; East what was needed to force the Nierenberg. penalty. aircraft inspection programs,” to fill management positions or filled Coast Airways; Eastern Metro Express; trade-distorting farm subsidies Europeans into getting serious Executive Air Charter; Friendship Air and barriers. To him. Exhibit No. 1 of the The commuter airlines, which The FAA attributed much of the them with “inexperienced or unquali­ about cutting farm programs. value of unilateral concessions is Alaska Inc.; Fischer Brothers; Great Lakes They didn’t get what they generally fly aircraft with 30 or fewer industry’s problems to the “rapid fied people.” For example, the Aviation Ltd; Henson Aviation Inc.; HUB Year-end rally “Agriculture is too important Gorbachev’s troop reduction an­ seats, have become an increasingly growth of the commuter industry and agency said, a chief pilot at one airline Express Inc.; wanted. And by pressing that to simply nibble at the edges of Jetstream International Airlines; Michi­ nouncement at the United important segment of the commercial the transition to larger, more complex was not aware of regulations on how gan Airways Inc.; Nashyllle Eagle Inc.; New single demand relentlessly, they reform,” Clayton Yeutter, the Nations. jeopardized progress on other airline industry since they often aircraft” about which many of the much rest pilots should be allowed. York Helicopter; Princeton Air Link Corp.; not so cheerful hard-charging U.S. trade repre- “They took what they had to do provide feeder traffic for major managers are not knowledgeable. In areas of training, the Inspectors Royale Airlines Inc., Resort Commuter; trade issues, that are dear to sentotive, told delegates from 103 Ross Aviation Inc.; Sky Tours Inc.; Son Juan Americans, such as getting devel­ and made it to their advantage. airlines at busy hub airports. The commuter airline industry, found that at times pilots did not Air; Tennessee Airways Inc.; Westair Com­ By Chet Currier nations in his closing statement What does 95 percent of the world This year commuter airlines are muter; Wilburs Inc.; Wings West. oping nations to honor U.S. Friday. responding to the FAA findings. complete required competency The Associated. Press copyrights and patents. think? That Gorbachev is a But whatever the possible peacemaker” Meanwhile, Gorbachev was long-term gains, the only imme­ NEW YORK — The storied year-end rally has winning worldwide applause as a Similarly, U.S. negotiators diate effects of the U.S. unwilling­ could have come across as Bnsiness in Brief arrived on schedule for Wall Street, but not quite peacemaker with his announce­ with its usual measure of holiday-season cheer ness to discuss short-term mea­ peacemakers on trade if they had STOP HORSING AROUND. ment of plans to cut Soviet armed sures without agreement on a Even as stock prices were rising in the past week forces by 500,000 worldwide and announced some cut in farm some of the largest securities firms were issuing long-term goal were these: subsidies and invited other coun­ pull back 10,000 tanks from ■ No agreements were reached Heating oil prices rising WE WILL NOTIFY cautious appraisals of the investment outlook for Eastern Europe. tries to follow suit for the good of 1989. on cutting expensive farm all, Nierenberg said. 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It makes paying your subscription easier on noted that Warsaw Pact forces with the Europeans. show the average retail price at slightly more than you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 At first, it seemed that Mikhail Gorbachev’s would continue to vastly out­ That view from an admitted 83 cents a gallon. ■ Developing nations were em­ novice on farm trade happens to weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 plrage to reduce the Soviet Union’s military forces number NATO forces in Europe, Wholesale prices rose 4.9 percent to an average of and spending had the makings of a major stimulus bittered by the stalemate, which go along with pleadings this past months. 6 months or a full year drop it in the or that Gorbachev’s hand was deprived them of gains they had more than 51 cents a gallon. for the American stock and bond markets. forced by the crisis in his own week by Barber Conable, head of Bradford S. Chase, state undersecretary for mail Then, you can forget about having ready hoped to make in freer farm the World Bank, and Michel The U.S. in turn could decrease defensive overstretched economy. exports. energy, said the rise was due in part to the cash to pay your carrier answering the door spending, relieve pressure on an overheated Camdessus, head of the Inter­ Likewise, the United States ■ In retaliation, a bloc of anouncement of a production agreement by the when It's inconvenient or being at home to wonomy’ and thereby reduce the federal budget national Monetary Fund. Organization of Petroleum Exporting Coutries pay your bill deficit, said Edward Nicoski, an analyst at Piper (OPEC). The organization announced new produc­ Jaffray & Hopwood Inc. in Minneapolis. tion quotas on Nov. 28. Simply complete the coupon below and send employment and overtime. Government bond prices, which move in the The new quotas don’t take effect until Jan. 1. it to us or if you would like more information ■ Private analysts said U.S. corporations paid opposite direction from interest rates, staged their Highlights Chase said about three cents of the increase in on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ strongest single-day rally in three months a quarter of their earnings in federal income wholesale prices can be tied to the recent rise in tion Department. 647-9946 After initial pay­ But the stock market, after responding enthusias- taxes last year, up 15 percent since income tax crude oil prices as a result of the OPEC agreement; Uc^ly to advance reports of the message laws were overhauled In 1986. ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed Gorbachev was bringing, leveled off by the Ume he of the week ■ The Federal Reserve said Americans took actually delivered It. By The Associated Press out $3.56 billion more in consumer debt than they Lead levels below standard Many market participants quickly shifted their paid off in October, reflecting a rebound in consumer spending. I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my attention back to the prospect of further credit­ ■ Steel importers gave up on their efforts to WINDSOR (AP) — Blood tests on workers at the tightening by the Federal Reserve to keep economic . ■ Retailers generally reported a good start to Mid-Connecticut Resource Recovery Power Block growth restrained. win an end to quotas on imported steel and said the Chnstmas shopping season. Sears, Roebuck pay-by-mail subscription on — they would seek modifications to the import Facility revealed lead levels below federal “The caveat as to the sustainability of this rally system instead. and Co. extended billions of dollars In additional worker-safety standards, combustion Engineering credit to 10 million Sears charge-card holders in Enclosed please find payment for a rests on the trend and level of interest rates,” ■ Two traders at Drexel Burnham Lambert Resource Recovery Systems officials said. Nicoski observed. hopes of boosting sales. Eighty-two workers at the plant were tested Carrier Delivery; Inc. trader turned state’s evidence in a criminal ■ Four major companies said they would offer ’’While toe Gorbachev proposal is a giant step in fraud probe of the Wall Street giant and its because airborne lead concentrations were disco­ □ 3 months‘23 10 □ 6 months‘46 20 □ 1 year 92 40 toe right direction, we question whether the Federal their shareholders a chance to exchange more vered in boilers under repair at the facility. high-yield bond financier Michael Milken. The than $5 billion in stock for “unbundled stock Senior Citizens: Reserve or other central banks dare relax their investment firm itself appeared to be moving The company said Thursday that the level of lead □ 3 months‘21 56 □ 6 months *43 12 □ 1 year‘86 24 monetary reins." unito. a new type of security that could be in the blood of all the workers tested was below the toward a settlement with prosecutors. traded whole or broken into three parts. Analysts at Merrill Lynch, in issuing their 1989 federal safety standard of 40 micrograms of lead Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount ■ A former director of toe New York Federal ■ The government awarded multibillion- forecast, predicted a further rise in interest rates Reserve Bank was charged with leaking per 100 grams of whole blood. •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary before they turn downward next year. dollar contracts for a new federal government confidential interest rate information to a tolephone system to American Telephone and securities brokerage. Prosecutors said it was the Donald Straszheim, the firm’s chief economist, I® Sprint Communications Statement 96 postponed Name said he expected the yield on long-term Treasury first insider trading case involving government Co The contracts could reach as high as $25 bonds, recently hovering around 9 percent, to securities. billion. NORWALK (AP) — The Financial Accounting Address Apt average 9.3 percent in the first quarter of the new ■ Business Week’s former broadcast editor Standards Board has voted to delay the effective year. ■ TW Services Inc. again recommended its pleaded guilty to mail fraud in an insider trading shareholders reject a $1.14 billion takeover offer date of its Statement 96. “Accounting for Income City ___ ,Zip. Phone. scheme, admitting he illegally used advance from Coniston Partners. Taxes.” until fiscal years starting after Dec. 15. *11 Weakening economy material from the magazine to buy and sell 800 1989. MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL and a leveling of inflation should cause a substantial securities. ■ West Point-Pepperell offered more than aecilne in rates. employees early reUrement in an effort to trim FASB project manager Robert Wilkens said the ■ The government said productivity rose at an f’l'iday, the Dow Jones average of costs at the texUle company, but said toe move board voted to delay the effective date of Statement annual rate of more than 5.2 percent in the third was not connected to a $1.4 billion takeover 96 to allow more time for companies and their The Manchester Herald ?he weTbefore quarter as output far outpaced increases in attempt by Chicago-based Farley Inc auditors to understand how to apply the statment. P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 The board also voted that the new statement, which will be issued later this month, applies only to companies that have not yet adopted Statement 96. CLASSIFIED ADVERTIfilNf; 643-2711 Real Estate I HOMES HOMES HDME8 HDME8 HELP WANTED FOR SALE IFOR SALE FDR SALE IFDR SALE TODAY IS 0 good day to MANCHESTER. Sp a ­ PART TIME PART TIME WANT ADS are the cious 8 room Colonial, Notices HOMES friendly way of finding a place on od In classified to front to back family HELP W AN HO HELP WANTED sell those Idle Items _I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED THE DEADLINE FOR FOR SALE cash buyer for applian­ room, and living room, As o condition precedent to P LA CIN G OR ces, musical instruments, you've been storing. A BOLTON Lake. Four large eat-ln kitchen, 4 the placement of any odver- BOOKKEEPER. Port quick coll to 643-2711 will room Ranch, masonry CLER ICAL. Full time 40 COMPANION/Home- CANCELING AN AO IS cars and a host of other bedrooms, 7'/i baths. 2 tlslne In the Manchester He­ time general ledger hour 4dav week. Phone items. put your od In print. on 2/2 small mail order busi­ good home together. Fort Worth Texos nefits. Call 633-4663, ask ness. Duties Include: Vet checked. 342-1386. non Dermatologist's 76161. year old. Washington for Dave. ______PERO’S FRUIT StAND CRAFTSMEN’S office, 2Vi days per School area, includes taking telephone TRES CHIC LOST. Cat, white with week. Attractive work­ SMALL Manchester Law some weekends. 647- GUIDANCE Counselor. orders, light order Fancy Fruit Baskets - GALLERY MANCHESTER *229.900 orange and gray face Regional School Dis­ packaging, helping our BEAUTY SALON delivered locally - shipped ing conditions. Exten­ Office needs expe­ 7806. “The Place on Cooper St." and tall. Hamlin Street. rienced Legal Secre­ trict No. 8, Senior High walk-ln customers, etc. ... has gift certificates available nationwide. Large selection of Immaculate 7 room Raised Ranch. sive patient contact. BODKKEEPING Assls- Our treat are piled with ornamante. 645-8797. Salary negotiable. No tary with emphasis on School Is seeking quali­ We ore willing to train for ail your holiday styles. imported wicker. Make great 3 Large bedrooms, 1 'A baths, appllanced real estate. Good sa­ tant/Receptlonlst. fied applicants for Gui­ for the permenant full And we have Chrietmaa Items IMPOUNDED. Female, 5 evenings or weekends. South Windsor Nursing Great Stocking Stuffers! Christmas Gifts. kitchen, 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage. year old. Collie, sable. Start after January 1st. lary, non-smoker re­ dance Counselor. Ap­ time position. Please galore. Center has full time plication deadline Is apply at: Connecticut 303 Blast Center Street 276 Oakland SL, Manchester Our ehelvat ere stuffed with Found on East Center Phone, 871-9441. quired. Send resume Mondav-fridav posi­ Street. Call Manches­ to: Box CC, C/O Man­ December 15. Send let­ Cone 8, Reed Com- bears and dolle, O RG A N IZED Office per- tion available for qual­ ter of application to pasny, 134 Pine Street, 643-2483 643-6384 KIERNAN REALTY, INC. ter Dog Warden, 643- chester Herald, 16 ified candidate. Re­ And oh ao much, much more. 6642. son to perform duties Bralnard Place, Michael R. Reilly, 21 Manchester. Irene It here aa elwaya with QInny 357 East Center St., Manchester Including confidential Manchester. sponsibilities Include: Pendleton Drive, He- * helping too. typing from dicta­ Accounts pavable and bron, Connecticut, FLORAL JEWELRY Stop by for some fun shopping. 649-1147 phone (50-60wpm) and receivable, payroll 06248. 228-9417,643-4210. processing and phone ' Stars And we'll wrap It up tor you. FINANCIAL tiling. Medical Insu­ PARK HILL JOYCE The ADAMS APPLE rance, data entry, OLSTEN answering. Knowledge Holiday Hours, Opan 7 Days of computers helpful INSURANCE FLOWER SHOP of Vernon, Inc. ABANDON The search. word processing skills Expanding agency Standout 14 Carat Gold Chains, 58 Cooper St. 6 4 7 - 8 1 6 1 Thank you for making a plus. Regular, flexi­ TEMPORARY but not necessary. Fancy Fruit Baskets • Boxwood ble hours, to start at 20 Background In Medi­ looking for professio­ Trees - All Your Christmas Needs!! Bracelets, Earrings us #1 tor 41 years. SERVICES care and Medicalde a nal, experienced Cus­ ★ Open Oolly 10am-9pm / Sun. 104 COVENTRY *224,900 Fast, contidentlal, hours per week. 36 Oak Si ., Manchester DAVID’S GIFT SHOPPE easy mortgages. Mr. Growth potential. Sa­ plus. Excellent starting tomer Service Repre­ EL CAMINO PLAZA, RT. 30 Rl. 83, Vernon, CT, 875-0060 8 Room Stone Ranch. 3 Bedrooms, lary depending on ex­ NOTHING IS MORE pay, benefits and work sentatives able to 649-0791 Mortgage, where environment. Poten­ 872-3001 Tuekwd in m Comwr o f Cannoctiemt 2 Baths, 2 Fireplaces, New Heating America borrows hos perience. Pleasant, IMPORTANT TO handle all areas of been o neighborhood professional environ­ tial tor career growth. agency activity. Office DA KID1S offers one of the finest System, Inground pool, Outbuildings, ment. Send resume to: OLSTEN THAN For a confidential In­ managers and li­ selections of handerofted gifts tradition helping ho­ terview, please send ELECTRONICS on 5 plus acres. Owner Anxiousi meowners tor 41 years. Glastonbury Psycho­ censed agents are wel­ BRAY JEWELERS Houtn: Wed.-Sat. 10 to 5 QUALITY! resume to: Office Man­ “SpeeUitiMing in D inm onds” Please call Conn & logical Associates, Su­ come. Salary comen- Friday Nite Until 8 ■ Sundays 12 to 4 Conn at 233-9687. ite 215, 300 Hebron ager, South Windsor surate with experi­ • Seiko a Lassale Watches KIERNAN REALTY, INC. Avenue, Glastonbury, Nursing Center, 1060 ence. Send resume to AL Watch making and Connecticut 06033. OLSTEN Main Street, South Box A. c/o the Man­ Goldsmithing on premises WRAP UP A LUV TUB 357 East Center St., Manchester Windsor, 06074, 289- chester Herald. AN IDEAL GIFT FOR COUPLES G E N E R A L Office work. SERVICES 7771. EOE. APPLIANCES 699 M AIN ST. Employment Ten to fifteen hours a 162 Spencer Street SIFT CERTIFICATES 649-1147 week, flexible hours. Shop now for a full aalactlon of M A N C H E S T E R • 643-5617 Manchester, CT 06040 AVAILABLE ANYTIME Coll 647-8596. T ECH N ICA L Aide. To as­ TV's, VCR'a, Audio Equipment, Call Call Kathy or Cindy at MEDICARE sist In schol office. PART TIME PART Time Bookkeeper 5/7th of day as aide to Big Screen TV’s, Camcordars, Ml- CHRISTMAS TREES MANCHESTER VILLAGE MANCHESTER HELP WANTED tor Manchester Physi­ COORDINATOR cian's office. Hours 647-1991 Guidance Counselor, crowayes, CD Players, Washers, MOTOR INN • 646-2300 flexible. Send resume RN 2/7th of day as aide to Dryers and Kitchen Appliancea. Come See Our Choice MANCHESTER Doctor’s school nurse. 181 days OPEN HOUSE Otfice looking for de­ and two references to: F U LL or port time clerk BALSAM HR Blue Sky Trading Co. Box C, c/o Manchester MEADOWS MANOR, is per year, 8 sick days, 4 W« will b^at any prtcal pendable, mature, tor local Insurance seeking an RN to coor­ paid holidays, 3 per­ Christmas Trees Sunday, Dec. 11 • 1-4 PM highly motivated, Herald, 16 Bralnard agency. General otfice 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester American Indian jewelry and Place, Monchester. dinate all Medicare acti­ sonal days, salary Cut your own... Blua & WhR« Sprue* friendly person to os- duties to Include light range In 6 steps ($5.80- artwork, leather wallets, belts and vities for 308 SNF Beds. QHi CartMcalaa avaHaWa tor Spring Planting 19 Galaxy Drive slst In high paced set­ B A R T E N D E R and Janl- typing. Pleasont tele­ $8.60). Call Mrs. Morin 647-9997 buckles, gold and silver jewelry. Tie ting. Afternoon hours tor wanted. Nights. phone personality es­ Candidates must be at RH AM Junior High familiar with Medicare Burgess Nursery die shirts, etc. Leanin Tree cards for and one or two even­ American Legion 646- sential. Call Ruth at School, Hebron, 228- 373 D arning 91.. So . W indaar ings a week. Coll 646- 7961 anytime for 875-3333. guidelines in order to Christmas and other important 9423 or 647-0764 for ap- VIDEOS O P E N 7 D A Y S A W E E K (C 5153. appointment. auccessfully complete pllcation or dates. Mexican Jerga’s, Mexican HAIRSTYLIST. Part ★ 644-1966 ★ time or full time, initial evaluations, rede- Informotlon.______MOVIES & MORE heavy wool wrap sweathera, *48. friendly atmosphere. terminations and FLO R AL Delivery per- OF MANCHESTER 217 Center St., Manchester SPORTS Good growth potential. appeals. We offer an ex­ son. 40-50 hours per ORDER "Your Horn* VIdto Storo" RESTAURANTS Bolton, 647-9989. cellent starting wge with week. Good wages and 6 4 7 -0 6 0 7 _____ CORRESPONDENT WANTED. Service and benefits for this 30 hour benefits. Apply In per­ ONE FOR Burr Conwr Shoppping Plaza RENTS NEW YORK STVU son to: Floral Expres­ 1138 Tolland Tpka. WANTED soles coordinator. Me­ position. Interested ap­ DELICATESSEN « RESTAURANT The Golden Goose chanically Inclined, plicants please send re­ sions, 135 East Center Video Sales & Rentals Street, Manchester. YOUR AD . Olfl Certificates Gifts Galore light paper work, over sume to Mary Ann Horn, Folk Art - Ha - BaiM a - Poltarr - Lampa ■ Reduced to Sell *199,900 iSS** preferably the counter sales and Gift Certificates Available Corned Beef - Pastrami - Bagels - RN, DNS at: DoUf - Woddea Tan- Driad Flowm Newly affordable. Owners must sell. Recenity hi«h 7® experience, to cover Inventory control. 40 U R G EN T LY need depen- TODAY! Moft-TlMiva. lO-fpm • Frt, 4 Sat. 10-t:S0pm Hand-Cut Lox - Smoked Flah N»w Opnn 7 Dmy* nigh school basketball/hockey hours per week. Salory Meadows Manor dable person to work When placing Sun. 19-7 pm 428 Hortfoed Tpka. Vamon Twin Fonda Center a SS4 C Merrow Rd. redecorated, charming, 8 room Cape, full and benefits. We will without supervision for Manchester • 643-6455 RIe. Its a Tolland, CT dormer, 3 bedrooms, 1H baths, 1st floor family int^ff^®!!® « week. If 333 Bldwell St. your classified ad 87S-1344 train. Coll 649-3936. Texas Oil Company In room, 2 car garage. Lovely home In a great Interest^, call Herald sports editor Manchester, CT 06040 Manchester areo. We 872-3541 PERSON Wanted for I ask for the STAR!! | area. ports deportment and train. Write H.F. Dick­ 647-9191 erson, President, shipping. Profit shor­ tot 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 ing. EOE. 647-8596. SWEPCO, Box 961005, LOMBARDO & ASSOCIATES Fort Worth, 76161. I r ' r .f *;w4. _____ 647-1413 HOMES CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS RMSALE APARTMENTS I FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT M A N C H ES TE R Owner fi­ REASONABLE and TO TALLY renovated and WANT ADS ore the APARTMENTS R n ANTIQUES/ nanced - no money ready first fleer one AVAILABLE Imme­ C O V E N T R Y . W alk to FOR RENT COLLECTIBLES down to qualified oppllanced top floor bedroom unit conve­ friendly way of finding a diately, 1 bedroom lake, one bedroom buyer 6 rooms, 3 bed­ one bedroom unit. Con- nient to everything. cash buyer for applian­ apartment. $545. Heot apartment. $450 per venlent location. ces, musical Instruments, month plus security. SpcciQlis^ppi FOUR Room apartment CHINA, Some Hovlland, and hot water Included. rooms, l'/» baths, 1 car Sentry Real Estate, 643- pickle caster, reflec­ detached oarage $92,900. Sentry Real 4060.O cars and a host of other 2 bedroom townhouse. All utilities Included. f In 4 family. Stove and tor, gloves, beaded S13Z900. Flano Realty, Estate, 643-4060.O Items.______$650. Heat and hot wa­ 742-9671, leave refrigerator. No pets. 646-5200.______ter Included. Security messooe. -______$525/month. 646-7336. sweeter. 643-0427.______MANCHESTER. Can't MANCHESTER. Fo u r CARPENTRY/ T H R E E family In excel­ Im o r t o a o es and references re­ NOW Accepting appllca'- I UNROOFING/ MISCELLANEOUS MANCHESTER. Two YOU CAN enloy extra beat the price I Immac­ room, second floor quired. No pets. Boyle CHILD CARE | D IIf------bedroom Townhouse. lent condition. Located apartment. Heat, ap­ tlons for 1 bedroom, 1 REMODELING SIDING SERVICES vacation money by ex­ ulate end unit, 2 bed­ Management Co. 649- bedroom handicapped Nice location, all ap­ on quiet dead end rooms. Brick and beau­ pliances provided. Se­ changing idle Items In street. Each unit has 2 FAUNN BENMDT? 4800. ______and 2 bedroom Section M ATURE Reoistered pliances. Heat, hot wa­ your home for cash ... tiful condo with curity and references FARRAND REMODELING ter, carpeting, olr con­ bedrooms and separ­ STOP FORCCLOSUREII required. $600/month. MANCHESTER. Two 8 apartments. Please Nurse now consultino H&R with an ad In classified. hardwood floors, cus­ bedroom flat on first go to Oakland Heights for three Dovcore cen­ Room additions, decki, roof­ ARTS ditioning. Call 647-1595. ate utilities. Property tom blinds, attic stor­ If you are falling behind on Crockett Realty, 643- Call 643-2711 to place your has been recently re- floor. Appllanced kit­ Site office, 360 Oakland ters, will consult one ing. siding, winddwa and gutt­ age, separate front and your mortgage payments... 1577. ers. All types of remodeling and ROOFING RELIABLE MOVING ad. habed making It an OR...If your home Is In fore­ chen. $650/month. One Street, Manchester. hour per week for dOv- No lab loo IHg or loo amall. Will HOMES back entrance. Situ­ MANCHESTER. Older year lease and security core center at $16 per repalra. Call 6ob Farrand, Jr. worfi 7 daya untN |ob oomplala. Low, Low Rates. excellent Inyestment ated bn cul de sad closure. WE CAN HELPI Monday and Wednes­ FOR RENT Duplex being remo­ deposit. 649-0795. Two day, 10om-12noon. hour or tender lovino Short notice moves. opportunity. $234,900. Close to downtown and No payment program avail­ Bus. 647-8509 870-9477, Job Bob Taylor, Sentry deled. 2-3 bedrooms. bedroom Townhouse, care In Manchester near 384. Horry! able for up to 2 years. Bad $500-550 per month plus MANCHESTER. Four Res. 645-6849 Insured. Dapendable MANCHESTER. Nine Real Estate, 643-4060.a appllanced kitchen. room Duplex. Stove, oreo home, tor three 647-9289, Rick 24 Yaara axperlenca In room, single family, H i l FURNITURE $89,900. Anne M iller credit Is not a problemllAsk utilities. Available $750/month, heat In­ hours per dov for M A N C H ES TE R 6 room Real Estote, 647-8000.O how LOW payments can January 1, 1988. Call refrigerator. moving set bock high above Cope. 3 bedrooms, 1'/i cluded. One year lease $600/month plus utili­ $25.00. Please send NUTMEG e a s t ' East Middle Turnpike. BREAKFRONT, Excel- MANCHESTER. Condo help you SAVE YOUR 643-5496 for more and security deposit. reply to Box BB, c/o lent condition, dark baths, fireplace In liv­ with garage. Newer HOME TODAYI Information. ties. 633-4189. CONTRACTING 646-9669 Anytimo Available Imme­ 649-0795. Manchester Herald, 16 Conn. Uoonood FLOORING diately. $950/month. frultwood, $300. 643- ing room $137,900. Fl- well maintained 2 bed­ Bratnard Place, Man­ 7791. ono Reolty, 646-5200. Swiss CsRsonativa Croap BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE RomodoNno for T h « HoRdayst References and secur­ room townhouse with chester. • OBe*E G ABkiNifp G OBnoraf Carpontry at (203) 484-1336 ar BROCK BROTHERS ity. Call Ken at 643-1442. MANCHESTER 7 room spacious rooms, I'/i The Bolton Zoning Commis­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICB OF OROBR G AA> Job Too Smaff • frm ftHmorm L-Shoped ranch. 3 bed­ baths, full basement, 1 (203)4844404 sion will hold a public hsor- E S T A T E O F ISSUANCB OF INLAND Ezcavatlaa A LaadKaglag FUaOIL/COAL/ HELEN F. LYMAN aEANING FLOORSANDING Bulldozing — Lot Improvttnanf rooms, ^ '/ 2 baths. New car garage, sliders to '"9 on W^nesdoy, Decem­ WBTLAND PERMIT 872-4602 1 STORE AND HREWOOD family room addition. ber 14, 1988 at 7:30 p.m. to Tht Hon. William E. Rtz- IW-88-244 SERVICES • Floore like new — Crushad Sion* lor Sals — private deck. Located hear the request of Tessler's G trald, Judge, of th* Court • Speclallting In older flogra Slons Orivswsys — Rsgradsd {o ffic e s p a c e $210,000. Flano Realty, of Probatt, District ot Mon- CuB*om Pultt hontBB. addltlona. In small quiet complex. Rentals .Nursery & Landscaping, 50 Pu^uanf to Section 22o-42o • Natural A etalned floors a Inttallsd FR EE Hardwood pallets. 646-5200______West Street, Bolton, to re­ chostor at a hearing held on ramodallng. wood Mdlng. dacNA What a buy! $127,500. 2! !**? Cohnecticut General roo*'ng. concraf* utOfli, maaonry A Ml • No waxing anymore OFFIcF'space’ToallsOO Excellent for firewood. move an existing greenhouse December 4, 1988 ordered SJojufM, the Commissioner Quality Home phBBBB Of eonat ruction, Con be picked up at 181 BOLTON. 6 room, 2'/j Anne Miller Real Est­ that all claims must be pre­ 659-3781 sauore feet. Excellent ate, 647-8000.O ond expand to a larger green­ of Environmental Protection H fou'ro afe6 of oonfracfort not John VaiMllo - 64857S0 Burnham' Street, East bath raised ranch. Fin­ house. sented to the fiduciary at the S^*>»v w v M notice that the Cleaning Service ntuming your eafit - caff uaf location. $275. 647-9223, ROOMS address below. Failure to Hartford on'weekdavs ished family room, cus­ MANCHESTER. Porter- _Mork Johnson, Chairmon hot grontedby order, theop- Storing tht Minchttttr irtt. Putty Inaurad • Prao Eattmataa “GROCER-EASE” co. 643-7175.______, tom wet bar. Great FOR RENT promptly present any such Pllcotlon of the Conecticuf only. In back of East­ fleld Condominium. 2 Bolton Zoning Commission claim may result In the lost PtrtontI clttnlng ttivlct fNM Ceestnwtleg Qrocary shopping deilvary WATKINS Centre. 140 views. $205,000. Flano bedrooms, 2 baths, I 0 11-12 PjP9'^»'rt-of Tronsporta- HEATING/ ern Trucking. ot rights to recover such !■ .1.™ «®"9uct regulated ac­ dtslgntd to handle tht at WiecliBStir servica. Open 24 houra. 7 and 165 sq. ft. available Reolty, 646-5200. car garage, full base­ MANCHESTER. Room In claim. mtidtntial dtanlng nttdt for tivities In wetlands or water­ 643-1720 AthforMwa PLUNGING days a week. (^11 us with December. Telephone quiet rooming house. the busy proftulonal. Call BOLTON. 8 room Garrl- ment. End unit. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Johanna Bruder Roy, s’-'""lunctlon with H your IlstI answering, word pro- $185,000. Flano Realty, Off street parking. $75 E S T A T E O F Assistant Clerk the wldentlng of Route 195 In today for your frtt horn# son Colonial. Brand RUTH M. MALON cesslna> copier and new. 4 bedrooms, 2Vi 646-5200______per week. 646-1686 or The fiduciary It; the Toym of Tolland sublect aattatmtnt. 845-1277 Fax. Wilson Business 569-3018. ______The Hon. William E. Rtz- Norma French IS S ? 'Imltdflons PAINTING/ PJ's Plumblnn. Hosting 8 baths, central air. Lo­ NEW Duplexes - Man- Gerold, Judge, of the Court Executrix of the permit Issued this date. 429-7785 Offices. 647-0073. SKI Boots. Woman's Jun­ of Probate, District of Man­ I2EJ PAPERING Air Conditioning cated on Cul-de-sac. chester and single fam- . ROOMS for rent. Country c/o Nancy Jeanne Johnson October 14,1988. Bolters, pumps, hot water ior Racing. Size 8. Al- $274,900. Flano Realty, chester at a hearing held on Attorney l l y attached atmosphere. Kitchen December 4, 1988 ordered John w. Anderson tanks, new and G AY & SON ^INDUSTRIAL plna. $50. Excellent 646-5200.______prlvlllges, ample park­ 773 Main Street CLEANING SERVICE NAME your own reaso­ townhouses. 14 baths, that all claims must be pre­ Deputy Commissioner nable price. Father & replacements. PROPERTY condition. 643-2880. fireplace, full base­ ing. Call Norman, 688- Manchester, C T 04040 H a rt a aparftf/ng c/tan horn# MASONRY BOLTON. Brand new sented to the fiduciary at the 024-12 Son Painting and Pop­ FREE ESTIMATES Brick, block and stone, HOM E FItnes Unit. Folds 0188 or 742-1302. address below. Failure to 027-12______for rha hotfdoytt Contemporary! 4 bed­ ments, appliances', car­ ering. Removal. 291- ceramic tile, marble and tor storage. 30x30 Inch. peting, and attached promptly present any such LEGAL NOTICB Atllablt rtal<}#ntlal cleaning. 643-9649/228-9616 concrete. rooms, Including mas­ M A N C H E S TE R . Sleep- claim may result In the loss 8567. Excellent condition. ter bedroom suite. 1'/j oarages! From $l40's. Ing room for working TOWN OF ANDOVBR Tolland County area. No lob Is too smolll MANCHESTER ot rights to recover such Peferencee available. Original, $800. Asking acre lot. $325,000. Flano Blanchard 8, Rossetto gentleman. Share bath, claim. AN OROINANCB PROVIOINO FOR THB ASSIONMRNT GALLIGAN & CO. 1 MISCELLANEOUS 282-7341 o r 427-S973 BUILDING FOR $400. Coll otter 4, 649- Reolty, 646-5200. Realtors," We’re Sel- n o cooking. Johanna Bruder Roy, AND AFPIXINO OF VISIBLE sW b BT NOMBBRS 643-5775 0461.______llng Houses'* 646-2482.0 $245/month plus one Assistant Clerk PAINTING SERVICES BOLTON. 5 room Ranch, m m noivam M m GSL Building Mainte­ LEASE 1 both, 1 car detoched L IK E new and ready for months security. Ref­ The fiduciary Is: Marlon M. Rlslev TOwS5F2ftlJ‘|v°Er 0'= t h e Fainting A staining. Alao. nance Co. Commercl- 6,000 sq. ft. suitable lor H N U S iC A L garage, 1 acre lot. you! One year old erences. 643-2121 HOUSE CLEANING drivawaya aaalad. Putty Inaurad. ol/ResIdentlal building Executrix PURPOSB Angelic Home warahouae, wholesale or {item s $168,000. Flano Realty, ranch style end unit c/o Diane S. Prior SERVICES fraa aatimataa. Care Regiatry repairs and home Im­ retail. bualneaa. Fraa 646-5200 with -2 bedrooms, first Court of Probate, District of Attorney The purpose of this ordinance Is to promote public safety Spend time with your family provements. Interior floor laundry, bright 1091 Main Street 647-3808. Loral rrgialry offara quality atanding building at 290 HINES Upright Plano, SOUTH WINDSOR. New4 Manchester numbering In during the holidays, let us ond exterior pointing, Qraan Road. Large park­ sunny kitchen, full NOTICl OP IMAmNO Manchester, C T 04040 •‘••hfiflod from town roads to clean your home. Call rarr... lowrr roat to patirnis... light carpentry. Com­ . $100. Armstrong Flute,' bedroom, 2318 square ing area, oil heat and air $100. Call 643-5406 after foot Split with 2'A basement, deck and IN R E: 029-12______JS h liS - essential emergency services such as fire Wall Papering & rompanion», homr makrra. plete lonitorlal ser­ garage. $122,900. Susan LISA ANN TEMPLE fighting, police and emergency medical core. 742-0217 or 643-4642 conditioning systamt. 5pm. baths. Cul-de-sac. Pursuant to on order of Hon. ask for Diano or Michelle P a in tin g vice. Experienced, rel- Phone; Mr Schoanfald at $230,000. Wallace- Donahue, Sentry Real William E. FitzGerald, NOTICE TO CREDITORS ASSIONMRNT OF STRRRT NUMBRRS 647-1956 loble, free estimates. Estate, 643-4060.O E S T A T E O F Residential, Commerctot, Tustln Realty, 644-5667. Judge, dated December 4, HENRY A. ROCKWELL, G*n«ral Stotutes of Connec- References Si Insurance. 643-0304.______643-5813 MISCELLANEOUS 19SI a hearing will be held on aka HENRY ALDEN “ ••'on street numbers to all property BOOKKEEPING/ HAWNES T R E E S m ^ SNOWPLOWING. Con- FOR SALE SOUTH WINDSOR. Being an appllcotlan praying for o ROCKWELL a n ^ tru rtu re s fronting on any street or highway within the Marty Mattson, 649-4431 built, 8 room, 4 bed­ change of name os In said ap­ Bucket, truck & chipper. Stump struclton company will TOWNHOUSE The Hon. William E. Fitz­ numbers If necessary to have a more INCOME TAX Gory McHugh, 643-9321 rem<3vel. Free estimates. room Colonial on cul- plication on file more fully Gerald, Judge, of the Court o rd ^ ly n u m b in g system. When new streets are laid out, I do snow removal for I MISCELLANEOUS E IG H T month old water- appears, at the Court of Pro­ of Probate, District of Man­ the ^ v m shall prornptly assign numbers to each property or Special consideration for parking lot or subdivi­ bed, $325. Courthouse de-sac. $225,000. CONDOMINIUM bate on January 5, 1989 of | fo r r e n t Wallace-Tustin Realty, chester at a hearing held on structure on said street. The Town may ossign numbers to 1688 INCOME TAXES elderly and handicapped. sion roods. Coll 647- One Gold membership, 10:30 A.M . December 4, 19S8 ordered ®7oads which have not been accepted by the Town or 9745, days or 742-7979, 12'/i months left for 644-5667. Throe bedroonns, 2Vj Elizabeth A. Bldwell, iRTi roofing/ that all claims must be pre­ n u m h l S ! ? V h ! u r ® i l ! ? * ^ “ ••'Qnment of Consultation / Preparation 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 evenings. GARAGE For rent. Two $450. Compared to reg­ baths with 1900 sq. 0J5.,2 Ass’t. Clerk sented to the fiduciary at the 1?®- "®’ ' “ "•ftued as acceptance of such 10 'I SIDING car, oversized. Call 646- address below. Failure to streets or highways or any portion thereof by the Town The Individuals / ular price of $700 plus. ft. of living space in 0666. ■______Eric 649-3426.0______INVITATION TO BIO promptly present any such ^ required to notify persons of the number as­ Sole Proprietors MANCHESTER this oversized unit. claim may result In the loss signed to ony property or structure. The Town shall malnt- t KITCHEN & BATH FOR RENT. Backhoe, 1 The Manchester Public of rights to recover such oln niaps showing the street numbers assigned to each pro^ R q I ROOMMATES Extras inciude Schools solicits bids for a M I­ claim. Dan Mosler 649-3329 MANCHESTER cubic yard track. By >168.000 CROFICHE BOND PAPER f^ pSbiUTnwrtlon '■•'®'‘’* *"®" *’• ®®®" 1 ^ WANTED hour, dolly or weekly. firepiace. R EA D ER /P R IN TE R for the Johanna Bruder Roy, R O O nNG REMODELING Impeccably maintained Assistant Clerk Winlar Ralaal lava on att typas Call 647-9745, days or air conditioning, 19S9-1990 school year. Sealed AFFIXING OF STREET NUMBERS CARPENTRY/ FEMALE,^6iddieaoed, 3 bedroom ranch. At­ bids will be received until De­ The fiduclory Is: roofing and aapart rapalra. 27 From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, 742-7979, evenings. washer-dryer, rear cember 20,19SS, 2:00 P .M ., at Leonord M. Horvath REMODELING yaara aipartanca. Quaranwad. our own craftsmen do the complete job — non-smoker to share FOR RENT. John Deere tached garage. New Ueanaad and Inaurad deck with view, plus which time they will be pub­ Executor Each owner, agent or occupant shall affix to some portion of apartment. $250/ plus 510 Combo with opera­ roof and gutters. Desir­ licly opened. The right Is re­ 935 Main Street neatly and on schedule. half utilities. Referen­ a third full bath in his property the street number or numbers assigned by the 645-8830 tor, tri-axle dump served to relect any and all Manchester, C T 04040 Town. All numters shall be affixed so os to be visible from a Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. ces, security able neighborhood. bids. Specifications and bid HOUSE truck with driver. Call partially finished 028-12______" liJ 'i’®’^®"?*''®®*.?: »'"•"»<>V. Num berilhall be atflSTed Spotless, move-in con­ forms may be secured at the within 40 days of receipt of notice from the Town. RENOVATIONS 646-0350, days. 647-9745, days or 742- walkout basement. Business Office, 45 North TH E EASY W AY to find o 649-5400 dition, a must to see. INVITATION TO BID t*ntennis court and Judge, dated December 4, mative action policy forall of ’ ’2"?* 2 " In «18 office of theTovm Clerk! 19M a hearing will be held on Town of Andovtr • Sfrttf Nunibtrlno Svatom MANCHESTER. 2famllv, COVENTRY. W alk to Rood, Bolton. excellent condition, bedroom, 2 baths with Its Contractors and Vendors MANCHESTER. Three available December carport parking. an application praying for as a condition of doing busi­ [*h*[*bv Q4498 or beat otfar. 1981 OLDSMOBILE Cu­ ... to sell somethingl 643- them tor cosh with a tlass. Automatic, call, 646-8496. 644-8583 2711. low-cost od in clossifled. Layden steps away from pressurized NBA power brakes, power 1976 DODGE Charger. 318 steering, olr. 649^6160 Automatic. Good run­ otter 4pm. CARR ning condition. $500 CARS By Robert Mims 277-294 record. 659-2753. FOR SALE wlor«t TV. coll FDR SALE The Associated Press Layden’s tenure as coach, which began in December 1981. was the SALT LAKE CITY - Frank third-longest among active coaches in Layden. who brought a sense of the league, behind Doug Moe of CARS humor to the pressurized world of Denver and Pat Riley of the Los (FOR SALE NBA coaching, quit Friday with his Angeles Lakers. MANCHESTER’S Utah Jazz leading the Midwest Layden. who signed a 10-year Divison. He said the game had contract with the Jazz in 1983, led become too serious. Utah to five .straight winning seasons, d o d g e . 1979, St. Regis. 4 five straight playoff berths, and the Icoded. Ex- A tearful Jazz owner Larry Miller »r 'Si^'Won. S150O made the announcement and said Midwe.st Division championship in the or best offer. 644-$665. USED CAR assistant Jerry Sloan will replace 1983-84 season, when he was named Layden. NBA Coach of the Year. S^H Your Car “ Sometimes in the NBA. you feel Last season, the Jazz won 47games, DEALER like a dog.” Layden said. “ You age breaking the team’s record of 45 seven years in one. The pres.sure in victories, set in 1983-84. Utah then took 85 the Lakers to seven games before B7LINC0LN '85 OLDS '85 CADILLAC the NBA is intense. It’s time to have ^15 CADILLAC r06 BMW 32SE '87 HONDA '84 HONDA my time. losing in the Western Conference 4 Lines — 10 Days Brogham, 4 Dr.. T9WNCAR 5 8pd. FIRENZA COUPE “ We’re not in a dugout.” he said. semifinals. A u t Loaded PRELUDE 50S charge each addi- LO B M . White Auto OiVILLE CIVIC While std. 4 Dr., Special “ The fans are right on top of us. I ’ve Along with the pressure, both tlonal lin« per day. You *17.999 *12.999 Loadod *9.405 5.009 *11,999 had people spit on me. I had a guy Layden and M iller mentioned recent can cancel at any time. * *5999 come up to me and say. ’Hit me, hit SORRY, incidents by abusive fansas having, in ‘84 MERC. '85 PONT. me. I ’m a lawyer.’ M iller’s words, “ soured” the coach on NO REFUNDS OR 'K P 9 N T IA C '87 MERC '86 TOYOTA “ I think America takes all sports ADJUSTMENTS SRAND GRAND AM 85 MERC. '84 CAMARO his profession. TRANS AM C0U6AR CAMRY too seriously, there’s no dignity.” “ After the Seattle game (Nov. 29 at MARQUIS T-Topa. Loaded 2 D r, Blaek, 18RAN0 MARQUIR | I MUNCMU Loaded Sllvar, Auto Brown. 5 Spd. Blue, Auto IROC Layden’s decision came as the Jazz. Seattle), fans waited around for an AT, Blue, Loaded *4999 11-6, prepared to face second-place hour to curse at him ." Miller said. CLASSinED *7999 *10.999 *8.999 *4333 Dallas. 10-6. Friday night in the Salt Palace. Miller said Layden made his wishes 643-2711 84 PORT. 8000 '84 CHEV. ^85 '80 TOYOTA '80 VW Miller said Layden will be the known to him after the Jazz’ 107-93 LE CORVETTE '77 LINCOLN '86 OLDS CITATION STARLET 8CIR0CC0 team’s president, replacing Dave home victory over Chicago Nov. 30. Auto AT, AC 4 Spd.. 20K, MARK VI DELTA 88 Checketts, who takes over as general “ He shocked me when he said it was Loaded Whtte. 4 Spd. Rad, 8 Spaed *5.999 *2999 Loaded Auto manager, time for him to step aside.” Miller AP photo CLYDE *16.999 *1.999 *49 9 9 Layden. known as much for his said. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. *2999 *4999 STEPS DOWN — Frank Layden, coach of the Utah Jazz for ROUTE 13, VERNON '84 MERC. sharp wit ard rotund figure as his “ The average person doesn’t know '83 DODBE coaching prowess, became coach how good a basketball coach Frank seven years, stepped down Friday, citing the tension of pro B5 Mont* Carlo •6905 , '80 CADILLAC '87 MERC. '83 CADILLAC | BRAND |'83 MAZDA 8LC '86 MERC. Layden is.” SO Eltctfi T Typ# SEDAN diVILLE ARIES C0U8AR EL DORADO seven years ago and compiled a basketball. •10,405 MARQUIS I 63 Bulcli R*g*l •6995 Sllwr, Auto WMIa. Auto BIARRITZ Wagon SABLE 05 A4«fo Lynn *13.990 Loaded. WhHa Auto •2675 »885D 2.999 10,999 2,999 85 FOrd E icort 4 Dr. •4395 * * * Pitino firm believer in bombs away 86 Skylark 4 Dr. 84 CHEV •8995 '84 FORD '87 MERC. CULL Fm mmE Yanks solely 88 Calabrity 4 Dr. •7695 CAVALIER INFORMATION '88 BUICK '87 MERC. 84 OLDS Bv Bill B a rn a rd me.” Ewing said. “ I can make T-BIRD MARQUIS keeps prodding us to take them” 88 Caprle* 4 Dr. •9995 Wagon. Auto OR DAILY RIVIERA COLONY PARK CUTLASS SUP. The Associated Press said Trent Tucker, who also had the defense pay by getting the ball 85 Cantury Wgn. Brown, Auto Brown, Auto Auto •8595 ARNWALM Wagon. Auto Auto three .3-pointers. Sometimes he out for the three, and I don’t get 88 Cantury 4 Dr. •6995 *4.999 * 1 4 ^ on cable TV NEW YORK - Rick Pitino yells at me if I don’t take them.’’ double-teamed as often because 84 Skyhtwk Wag. 647-158B *11.999 •5995 *10,999 *5,999 reasons that if a team can make New York now has 291 points on no one wants their man to score 87 LaSabia 4 Dr. •10,995 '87 HONDA 1 ’87 the easy basket.” 87 Spaetrum 2 Dr. •7095 '80 MAZDA RX7 '85 MAZDA Bv Ronald Blum 40 percent of its 3-point shots, it’s . 241 shots from 3-point range. To THUNDERBIRD , '88 CHEV , '86 PONT. '84 TOYOTA Surprisingly, the Knicks were 88 C al*. Euro 4 Dr. •7995 ACCORD LXI Rad, Loaded RX7 The Associated Press smart to .start firiftg away. get more points than that from Sid. LX Sllvar. Stick, [CAMARO IROCj BONNEVILLE CAMRY So when the New York Knicks the same number of 2-point behind when they made the last of AT, Loaded Loaded Auto Auto 872 - 9111 9.999 *9.999 Auto NEW YORK - The New York Yankees missed all seven of their long- attempts, the Knicks would have their 11 3-pointers. * *10.999 range attempts on Tuesday night, to make 60.6 percent of their *9,999 *7.999 became the first major league baseball team to Led by Jackson, they took the sell all of its television rights to a cable network there was no signal from their shots. '86 8UICK '87 MAZDA '80 PONT. ball inside during an 11-2 spurt '86 MERC. n BUICK '87 MERC. Friday when they announced a 12-year deal coach that they should hold back SCHALLER SOMERSET PICK UP '83 LINCOLN The Knicks are averaging 13 that turned a three-point deficit FIERO MARQUIS SKYLARK SABLE with the Madison Square Garden Network. for awhile until their shooting T-TypB, 2 Dr.. Rad/WhKa CONTINENTAL 3-point attempts and 5.4 conver­ into a 108-102 lead with 1:53 left s ACURA Rad, Std. Sllvar. Auto The MSG Network will show 75 games in eyes improved. Blue, Auto Blue, Auto Blue, Auto sions per game. Pitino’s 1987 But the Bucks said they had to USED CARS *7250 each of the 1989 and 1990 seasons. W PIX-TV. “ They know I ’ll be upset if they 10.990 Providence team, which made respect the Knicks both inside * *8.595 *6.999 *4595 which has carried Yankeesgamesfor 38 years, don’t take the threes.” Pitino 87 Accord LXI .... >11.595 *4999 the NCAA Final Four, averaged and outside, making them vulner­ will broadcast 75 games each of those two said. "A s long as we’re shooting 87 Accord L X I.... >11,995 00 CADILLAC '84 LINCOLN 8.2 3-point baskets per game. able to both '80 FORD '80 OLDS '86 MAZDA years under an existing contract. Beginning in near 40 percent, we’ll take it the 86 Audi 4000S .... >10,395 8R0U0HAM CONTINENTAL '85 TOYOTA '86 MAZDA 1991 and through the 2000 season. MSG has TAURUS OMEBA whole year and stay with it.” Jackson. Tucker and Johnny “ We knew they were capable of 87 Mazda RX7 .... >11,995 Auto Blue, Auto 323 CELICA exclusive rights to 150 games a season. Auto Black. 3 Sped. I 2 D r. H/Bv Special | Pickup LX On Thursday, the Knicks set an hitting the long shots, yet we also 87 Toy. Corolla ...> 7,595 Rad, S Spd. Good Condition The value of the package was not announced, Newman had three 3-pointers NBA record with 11 3-point goals had to be aware of their inside 87 Toyota Q T ..... > 9,995 *14.999 *12.909 11.999 *5999 but a source familiar with the deal said it was apiece and rookie Rod Strickland * 81.999 *5999 in a 113-109 victory over Milwau­ *8,999 worth about $500 million. had two for the Knicks. who broke game.” Milwaukee’s Sidney 86 LeSabre...... > 8,995 kee. and their ll-for-19 perfor­ '88 LINCOLN Under the contract. MSG could resell its the record of 10 established three Moncrief said. “ We had to try and 86 Merc. Sable.... > 8,995 '87 TOYOTA '80 LINCOLN '84 FORD mance improved their percen­ CONTINENTAL '80 MERC '84 PONT. rights to an over-the-air channel. Bob Gut- times previously. The Knicks did make them beat us with the 85 Audi Q T ...... > 7,995 COROLLA '85 CADILLAC tage for the season to 40.2 percent Blaek. Auto TOWN CAR T-BIRD FIREBIRD kowski. president of the MSG Network, said he it on Nov. 18 against Philadel­ outside game. We played tough, 86 Audi 4000S .... >10,395 Btua. Auto MARQUIS SEVILLE Auto Rad, S Spd., SE, Auto did not know if any games would be resold. If (97-for-241). phia, Dallas had 10 in a game in but we lost” 85 Olds Clera ...... > 7,350 *2909 Turbo. Cpa. Loaded. Blue “ We haven’t been that hot *15.990 7.299 they are. “ W PIX has the fir.st option to license 1987 and Boston tied the record “ The 11 3-pointers hurt us, but 85 Mazda H X 7.....> 7,995 * 113.000 6.595 lately from (3-point) range, but *11.999 * such rights” according to Paul Schneider, an last April. we had a five-point lead when 85 Subaru Q L .....> 7,995 *4909 our big guys did a great job MSG spokesman. they made their last one.” Bucks 84 Accord LX ...... > 6,995 l•■laooll I'la kicking the ball out to us.” said Newman had 20 points. Patrick MSG Network reaches 2,3million households coach Del Harris said. “ We 84 Toy. Camry ....> 6,995 3 0 1 -3 1 5 CENTER STREET Mark Jackson, who had three Ewing 17 and Tucker. Strickland through more than 110 cable systems in New couldn’t stretch our defense to­ MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 3-point baskets. “ The thing with and Jackson 16 each for the 83 Nissan 200 ...... > 4,495 York. New Jersey and Connecticut, and tally to guard against the threes / m o r i a r ^ y Gutkowski said it hopes to expand by 700.000 that shot is if we keep taking Knicks. 83 Tercel...... > 3,995 because they have a good inside households. On 90 percent of cable systems. them, sooner or later they’re Ewing, who also had seven 83 LeSabre...... > 4,995 game as well. We tried to adjust 643-5135 MSG is part of basic cable, meaning there is no going to fall in. But the best part blocked shots, hasn’t had a 345 Center St., USED CAR HOTLINE oi to the threes, but they still have to M anchester • 647-7077 extra charge to the viewer. of our 3-pointers is that coach has 3-point attempt this season, but Marty Appel, a spokesman for W PIX. said make them” ( 6 4 7 - 1 5 8 8 - I.'i confidence in us and encourages he loves seeing his teammates the station intended to try to buy rights to us to keep taking them.” take the long shots. “They were getting three for over-the-air games from MSG. But he said no “ We’ve been struggling from “ When we’re hitting the 3- the price of two all night,” Bucks deal was in place. the 3-point line lately, but Rick pointer, it’ s an easier game for forward Larry Krystkowiak said. Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports ill Brief Scoreboard Huskies at Virginia today BaeketbaO P in ri 112, Kings lOS Hockey CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. — The University of • Ac^tirro (NS) NHL to visit Russia Connecticut Huskies (3-1) the University of Footbafl Golf 1988: The PGA's multiple wlnnlie ThmimSfi* nonupfofi V7.^4 A V4,7t 20 «, D Smith us 1-4 001 1 2,7 ' Virginia, a mennber of the rugged Atlantic Coast NBA itindlngs PALM BEACH. Fla. (AP) - Two N H L teams will W ins—P layer C hampionships Conference today at 2 p.m. at 8.200-seat University vi.sit the Soviet Union in September and play Hall. exhibition games in Leningrad and Moscow, the r N o S i w ^ S * - NFL standings 4— Curtis Strange Houston, Memorial, U.S. Open, Nabisco UConn is conning off a disastrous 88-73 loss at AltaMIc OMsImi WA W COWPRRENCR league said Friday. Wl'loms 1M7 1-225, Potties Divtston The teams will be chosen by Jan. 15. ^ rd u e Thursday night while Virginia (5-0) blew out Npi^York n }■ £?• 14, Miller AMERICAN CONFERENCE 3— Sandy Lyle Phoenix, Greensboro, Masters Fairleigh Dickinson, 88-61, Tuesday night. PJjOoJWlJhla 11 7 '.432 Vi Alan Eagleson. executive director of the N H L East - •)*]TN Y Spnoers ^ m T? 15 ll ^ 3 33 122 112 W L T Pet. pp PA ; 10 .474 3'/i Drelling 5-5 1-2 11. Tofols4Ml 15-19112. Players Association, and N H L president John x-Buftalo 11 3 0 .786 278 199 2— Ken Green Canadian, Milwaukee (back to back) Indianapolis 8 6 5 11 ^ i pteJSShll. 1? !? 2 ^ Ziegler will go to the Soviet Union next week and 0 .571 321 267 Wtishinoton 4 12 2® 7 giwomente 17 25 29 24-lM NowJerSii I! 9 28 120 117 finalize the plans. New Enplond 8 6 0 .571 230 256 2— Steve Pate T of C, Andy Williams Whalers at home tonight KTis-iSSSI^s '? « J g IJ? N.Y. Jets 6 7 1 .464 311 317 D tron ^ Eagleson said the N H L teams selected for the trip Miami 5 9 0 .357 257 309 2— Chip Beck LA, USF & G 1 H A R TFO R D — The Hartford Whalers will son'*“tS S u i r d ^ J S " ' ’ Atonhrral will train for one week in Sweden, Switzerland, central entertain the Calgary Flannes tonight (7-30 v-andnnotl 11 3 0 .706 422 271 sssr- i > (wnJlOTO^ *o l^“ A ^ wi'^ndlono 42 ” 7 31 Wl 91 Czechoslovakia or Finland before going to the Houston 9 5 0 .643 340 331 2— Lanny Wadkins Hawaii, Colonial NIT | Sj^rtsChannel. WTIC) at the Civic Center. The MllwoukM 8 7 » 5 (V iliam s 10). Assists— Sacramento I* 9 24 MO l a ^'<000 8 0 i n I Iwraord 12 14 1 25 loO 97 Soviet Union. Cleveland 9 5 0 .443 245 227 Flannes own the best record in the National Hockey ItKlIana * ,? S * (K :SmWi8), Indlono31 (Flemino 10). Totol Quebec 9 19 2 20 vm Each team will play two games in Leningrad and Pittsburgh 4 10 0 .284 202 377 2— Joey Sindelar Honda, International Y league with a 21-4-4 nnark. The Whalers are coming touls-Saeramento 19, Indiana 24. A— 8, m CAMPBELL CONFERENCE West WofTti DIvtslen two in Moscow. The games will count as part of their Seattle 7 7 0 .S0O2S4 278 off a dramatic 5-4 win over New York Rangers 11-game preseason schedule. L.A. Raiders 7 7 0 .500 247 209 2— David Frost Southern, Tucson i Ulan w L Pet. OB Denver 7 7 0 .500 292 300 Thursday night at the Civic Center. 11 .647 — Detroit M 9 4 ^ ?14 O tnvtr 6 Nuggels121.Heat110 St. Louis 11 1) J 26 ss 2 Kansas City 4 9 1 .321 229 260 2— Bill Glasson B.C., Centel ^ The Whalers (12-14-1) will be attempting to string O a lla 12 7 .432 — San Dteoo 4 10 0 .286 187 305 10 4 .42S ■/, M°nnel^ ’i 15 ’ 93 « 113 topther three consecutive wins for the first time Houston DWIVBB (121) Tvwnnesoto 9 14 5 9^ #d i m NBA dishes out fines kL CONFERENCE this season. Son Antonio J 1 East Miami 4 » .TO 4'/i S c h o ^ a o j u i ^ Enollsh )3-24 O-l 26, N.Y. (Plants .64} 310 265 0 15 .000 10 N EW YO R K (AP) — Mark McNamara of the Los Philadelphia I A I OtvWoii .571 333 295 NEA gtephlce Lm Anoeles is lo I 37 '57 i® ABgeles Lakers and Benoit Benjamin of the Los Woshlnpton .500 311 343 Phoenbt .500 310 349 Scholastic weekend slate i S 1 “ mwiton 17 10 3 a 1« 119 Angeles Clippers have been fined for Hghting during Dallas ^ TO P W IN N ER , — Curtis Strange was the top 9 8 » I M IAM I (IW ) Voncouver )l 14 5 27 S « .143 234 341 Portland 9 S S? * Winnipeg 11 9 5 a 1« im the Lakers' 111-102 victory over the Clippers last Central money-winner of the POA Tour in 1988. He averaged In girls’ basketball action. Coventry High (1-0) Goldon State 7 9 ' S S e n S K iM V T n ’L P ’" " ” ®'' M a . . w idoy'i Pomes Tuesday, the NBA announced Friday. v-Oilcogo .786 272 ITS $47,819 per outing, the year's beat mark. His 3-Orpcord In the defei^ing Gass S state champs, will host t-A.CIIooers 7 11 S Minnesota .714 372 188 Deh;oltS^*r3'*"»'"^ Rod Th o m . NBA vice president of operations .said Tampa Bov .96 233 330 Putnam High tonight at 7:30. The Patriots won their Detroit M m m playoffs (Houston, U.S. Open, Nabisco) was also the beat M ^2ASl4S;■M T^trao4jf:g^a NewJersevANew York IslondersS McNamara was fined $2,500 for initiating the fight, Thursday by forfeit. Bolton Green Bov .143 196 292 on the tour. t^ebec ot Vancouver, (n) while Benjamin was fined $1,500 for retaliating. High (0-1) will try to even its record today at 1 p m g s M S s a s n g Son Frandsce 9 5 0 .643 323 239 Oiorlotto94, New Jersey 95 SSomir S 18 S U~1M _ , Soturdov's Oom tt ______championship ployed on the por-72,6 , ^ when it hosts East Granby High. Dmver 121, Miami no New Orleans 9 5 0 .443 285 244 OEPENSE yard Wellington course ond tho por-72, L.A. Roms 8 4 0 .571 347 270 Yards Rush Poss 7J)90-vard Dunes course at the Polm Beach In hwkey action tonight, Manchester begins its {JSSff Sootimento 105 None* ReSfilSZfnS"” out— 1 ~ ot Boston, 1:3S p m tletrolt 92, Atlanta 82 Tyson fires trainer Altanta 5 9 0 .357 228 283 Minnesota 3328 1320 2000 Polo and Country Club: ____ campaign hosting Windsor High at 8 at the Bolton 7:0^0 m ™ " ” ^ ' ’®'’'‘ '*'0" ^ ' xNew York Post. Kansas City at New York (jlonls, 1 Detroit 4824 1852 2972 Carter-Mediate 5 H 5 ~ 1 2 basketball team (2-4) will host the Western « ^ l ot a i c w , 8:30 p.m. H.Y. 56 winnipeo ot Vancouver, 10:05 p m p.m. Seattle ot Houston, 8:30 p.m "That’s the way I look at him. But you can really say Atlanta 4949 1989 2960 RIesher-Overton 6544— 129 SSS?".,*?' Hoiorene 80 Tampo Boy at New England, 1 p.m. Philadelphia 5161 1469 3692 Cromwell-Oorin 4465— 129 Connecticut State University junior varsity squad Dickinson 52 that Kevin fired himself. It’s over.” ^fstro 80, Brown 48 Los Angeles Raiders at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Rose-SImpson 5 f S “ ! 2 this afternoon at 2:30 at East Catholic High School. Clippers, 10:30 p.m Rooney suggested earlier this week that Tyson Mlnnesoto at Green Bay, 1 pjn. Molne-Presoue Isle88,Maine Morltime 70 Blpke-Shlrev Washlnoto^^t^Gold^State, 10:30 p.m. should start "dating" Robin Givens, his estranged New Orleans at Son Frondsco, 4 p.m. Huston-Souers Hockey today Pittsburoh at Son Diego, 4 p.m. (Jllbert-Snead Son Antonio ot PorUandls p.m ^ c re d n S ^ rt !*■ Maine 79 wife. Atlanta at Los Angeles Rams, 4 p.m. L.A, Lakers at Milwaukee, 8:X p.m. socred Heart 87, Assumption 42 Basketball Poxon-Hepler Staten Island 92, Boruch “ Doesn’t Kevin know what I went through with Denver at Seattle, 8 p.m. (tardner-Atallble 43 Scoreboard Monday, Dtc. 12 _ _ SOUTH Garner-Waldort f^5T“ ! 2 Television and Radio VV«hln^onot Montreal (8:05p.m. EST) those women?” Tyson was quoted as saying. 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) ;.■) -V, Colts have outside shot du Pont slapped Leach-Pugh team advances By Andrew Worshow with countersuH The Associated Press at playoffs LONDON — Rick Leach and MEDIA. Pa. (AP) — A two-time NCAA Jim Pugh, the N o.l doubles team By Barry Wllner wrestling champion fired after nine months as in the world, battled their way into the semifinals of the Masters The Associated Press assistant wrestling coach at Villanova Univer­ sity charged in court papers that he lost his job Doubles championship Friday. because he refused to become the homosexual The two 24-year-old Californi­ EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. - A 1-5 start made ans clinched their place in the *i Colts an outsider for the N F L lover of former head coach John du Pont. Andre Metzger, 29, is seeking $555,000 in a final four with a 6-4. 6-4, 6-7, 6-1 playoffs — so much so that a 9-1 finish might not be victory over the American- enough to get them in. counterclaim filed Thursday in Delaware Australian partnership of Marty The Colts, 8-6, can’t defend their AFC East crown County Court to a lawsuit from a firm headed by John du Pont, Villanova’s former head Davis and Brad Drewett, which Buffalo already has clinched. The best After being trounced in straight Indianapolis can do is grab a wild card berth, but the wrestling coach and one of the university’s major benefactors. sets in their opening match of the Colts must beat the New York Jets Saturday and the round-robin portion of the tourna­ Bills next week. "The allegations are totally false,” du Pont’s ment. Leach and Pugh finished And hope for help. attorney. Taras Wochok, said Friday in with a 2-1 record, enough to keep “ We have to keep playing like we feel the playoffs responding to the counterclaim, adding that he X would move to strike them from the court alive their hopes for the $72,000 \ i I' are there for us." Eric Dickerson, the league’s first prize. leading rusher, said. “ Our outlook is that we can win papers. “ They are scandulous and impertinent and have nothing to do with our lawsuit.” Davis and Drewett. 0-3, were the last two and then see if it’s enough." eliminated. It inight not be. If either Houston or Cleveland Fox Mountain Inc., du Pont’s real estate holding company, seeks to evict Metzger and Leach and Pugh, the world’s wins its final two games - the Oilers and Browns top-ranked team in this season’s meet on the final weekend of the season — it will his family from a $300,000 home, and also collect some $15,000 in back rent.it claims he points standings with six tourna­ have a better record than the Colts. If Indianapolis ment titles, were joined in the and Houston (or Cleveland) finish 10-6, theColts lose owes. Metzger claims the home was to be :/ deeded to him free as part of his wrestling semifinals by Anders Jarryd and out because of regular-season defeats by the John Fitgerald. Browns and Oilers. contract, and also is seeking $255,000 in lost ’The Colts’ best hopes for a playoff spot are a income. The Swedish-Australian team four-way tie at 10-6 among themselves, Cleveland “ He knew that the house was not going to be blew a match point in the third set Houston and New England. Then, a better PMrIck Rynn/Mnotn w r H«nila given to him, and the statements he is now against South Africans Danie INTERCEPTION — Seattle linebacker Patriots’ Irving Fryar in their game last making are so outrageous and entirely an Visser and Piet Aldrich when conferenw record would get the Colts into the Darren Comeaux closes in for an pla^ffs. Or they and just one other team finish 10-6. Sunday. The Patriots take on the Tampa attempt to put pressure on Mr. du Pont to give Fitzgerald overhit a service Every game has been critical for us since the 1-5 interception of a pass intended for the Bay Buccaneers this weekend. him the house,” Wochok said. “ It is not going to return, but went on to win 6-4,6-4, start. Coach Ron M eyer said. Under Meyer, the happen. It is just unbelievable.” 6-7, 6-3. iiiwr*'-'' Wochok said du Pont would have no Colts are ^ 1 3 , including 3-0 against the Jets and 9-5 'Top-seeded Americans Ken AP photo in the division. comment, but the lawyer said, “ This muckrak­ Flach and Robert Seguso were We have responded with seven wins in our last ing is unfortunate, and it overshadows all the eliminated despite winning a OUSTED — Roberto Seguso, shown in a file photo, and Playoff slots up for grabs good things he has done.” tension-filled match against Jo­ eight games,” Meyer said. “ We must make these Rw Rnh his doubles partner Ken Flach were eliminated at the wins count by focusing on the Jets.” By Bob Greene ’The 56-year-old du Pont, who pledged $5 han Kriek and Kelly Evernden. The Associated Press at Miami. million for a new Villanova basketball arena Masters Doubles championship Friday in London. What the Colts will see is a 6-7-1 team that has been that bears his name, has said he provided The Americans won 6-4,6-7,6-1, 6-2 for their first victory in the played 30 doubles events between anything away. We play best inconsistent. The past two weeks, the Jets K “ Ifs.” "ands.” “buts” and NFL Roundup funding for the wrestling program, which was event but were bumped out of them this season, mostly with when we play aggressively. The showed a potent offense and a porous defense - howevers” abound this weekend begun at his suggestion. r.-l • East, while the contention in the last match of the other partners. basis of our game is percentage d e S n s ^ secondary - in splitting 38-34 as the N F L teams battle for In his counterclaim, which added Villanova ous” to list what has to happen for ^ncinnati Bengals and Chicago night by Todd Witsken of the As a team, they have played tennis.” postseason berths. Bears are assured of at least as a defendant. Metzger, 29. charges his firing the Redskins to get in the chase. United States and Mexico’s Jorge only five times but their court The all-American team, ham­ niri**® we played, they made some big With the next-to-last round of wild-card spots. last May "was a direct and proximate result” “ There’s a possibility that five Lozano. chemistry has been electric. mered 6-1, 6-2, 6-4 by Jarryd and plays, rookie quarterback Chris Chandler said “ I regular season games beginning of his “ refusal to submit to homosexual teams will wind up with 9-7 They beat Sergio Casal and They won the prestigious Key Fitzgerald in their first match, Saturday, only three teams have advances” by du Pont. my carwr.*"at this stage of records.” Maxwell said, looking 1 Giants: New York. 9-5 Emilio Sanchez 6-4, 7-6, 6-1. But Biscayne tournament at the end showed world-class teamwork in clinched spots for the tournament Villanova spokesman Eugene Ruane said the at a wild-card berth. leads the NFC East and can gain both pairs finished 2-1 and ad­ of March and were runners-up at their next two matches. ’The key to New York’s offensive production is the that ends with the Super Bowl the playoffs for the fourth tinfe in university would have no comment. The weekend activity begins vanced to the semifinals. Wimbledon and the French Open. “ We were nervous in that hne. accorting to Al Toon, the N F L ’s lead n l For most of the rest, the future five years by winning its last two Metzger alleged that sometime before last receiver with catches. leaning Saturday with Indianapolis at the Flach and Seguso’s match ” We have a good understand­ opening match,” Leach said. 82 depends on a victory and a ' games. March 9 the 50-year-old du Pont, who is New York Jets and Philadelphia against Kriek and Evernden was ing and played together well from “ They were a heck of a pair to calculator. Kansas City. - - . has won divorced, asked him to leave his wife and .. P'aying together now. ” Toon said of a ' at Phoenix. 4 9 1 marred by numerous disputed the start,” Fitzgerald, top of the start off with. Usually you get For example, the Los Angeles children and move into his home, known as ^ i t that has y ie l^ d 38 sacks but has performed On Sunday, it will be Cincinnati 'J? four games, but is line calls as both teams fought for world’s individual doubles points easy matches at the start of a Rams can still win the NFC West Foxcatcher Farm, where in recent years many at Houston, Dallas at Washing­ v i c t o ^ ^ '” * Its first 1988 road survival in the tournament. list, said. ” We try hard on every tournament and anyway, we by winning its final two games if budding Olympic athletes have trained. ton, Detroit at Chicago, Kansas Jarryd and Fitzgerald have point, we don’t like to give always do better later on.” New Orleans loses both of its City at the New York Giants games and San Francisco loses Tampa Bay at New England, the Buccaneara at Patrloto; New once. England. - , has won six of its Los Angeles Raiders at Buffalo. 8 6 thi ba®!’"''® ’ The defending Super Bowl last eight games, but needs to win Free agents the biggest winners at winter meetings Minnesota at Green Bay, New champion Washington Redskins Its last two and hope for help from I «tlf® ‘’T Dickerson, who has gained Orleans at San Francisco, Rtts- have an outside chance at the other teams to qualify for an AFC Still, the free-agent frenzy caused Rick Mahler at a relatively modest Brian Holton and Ken Howell and tht^rMf touchdowns. In losing to burgh at San Diego. Atlanta at the By Ben Walker playoffs. But Dick Maxwell wild card. The Associated Press the most commotion and left most $790,000 for two seasons. “ Players young shortstop Juan Bell. ’The 58 yarts ®" ^®'' Dickerson to Los Angeles Rams and Denver at director of public relations for the Seattle. Tampa Bay may only by 4-10. clubs dizzy. who have had average careers are Dodgers have been weak at first base NFC. said “ It’s just too numer- but the Bucs upset Buffalo last Andy Hawkins, a .500 pitcher, getting exhorbitant sums of money.” for awhile and thought Murray, a a ^ MonaayMonday night’s contest will week. ATLANTA — The Los Angeles week. Dodgers made one great move and the jumped from the Padres to the New So, are the wild days of free agency, seven-time All-Star, might be reju- Texas Rangers made even more York Yankees when they offered a the days when Dave Goltz. Wayne ventated with a return to the city Speed biggest asset with California Bowl opponents during one of the busiest week in raise from $453,000 last season to $3.6 Garland and Don Stanhouse com­ where he was born, raised and still baseball history. million for three years. Nolan Ryan, manded huge sums of money, back maintains a home. By Joe Bighorn <.u;„ . • r , But the biggest winners this week at 42 next month, got a 50 perent increase again? “ This is what we wanted,” Los The Associated Press tha^nnJ®.**®*’ ’^ quickness from his $1 million salary to join “ Yes, it is better than the last two Angeles general manager Fred Claire winning both. This will be Western amassed 2.598 yards, spread fairly the winter meetings? That’s easy — man any team in our conference.” Texas. years,” said agent Dick Moss, who said. The Dodgers were the most Moldy said. “ I ’m not sure how we Michigan’s first appearance in the evenly among fullback Myron Jones the free agents. FRESNO. Calif. — The coaches in game. Tom Niedenfuer and Jeffrey Leo­ represents Ryan. “ But there still active in last year’s off-season and W n yards) and tailbacks Kelly “ The marketplace has gone crazy. Saturday’s California Bqwl game teams, but I nard. unwanted by almost everyone, could be collusion.” they needed to make moves this time The Broncos are led by quarterback Skipper (574) and Darrell Ro.sette You’re seeing players getting money between Western Michigan and know Fresno has outstanding speed each got $1.75 million for two years Owners, stung by two losses in to keep pace with National League and no one that we have played has Tony Kimbrough, who was named (504). First-year quarterback Mark that’s absurd.” Red Sox general Fresno State are praising their from usually tight-fisted Seattle. collusion cases and facing the possi­ West rival San Diego. close to that kind of speed.” MAC player of the year after passing Barsotti passed for 1.555 yards. manager Lou Gorman said after opponent’s speed. Ineffective Jesse Orosco, let go by the bility of $100 million in penalties, have Most people expected San Diego to for 2,465 yards and 19 touchdowns. watching Bruce Hurst spurn Boston’s “ Western Michigan has much more The Bulldogs were fourth nationally Dodgers, found a home in Cleveland opened up their wallets. Gene Autry, trade one of its talented catchers, Both teams bring 9-2 records into Western Michigan, which won its first offer of $5.5 million to sign Thursday speed than any other MAC (Mid­ in scoring defense and ninth in yards at $1.67 million for each of two years. still trying to build a winner in Benito Santiago or Sandy Alomar Jr., the game at 30.000-seat Bulldog league title in 22 years, was ninth in with San Diego. American Conference) team that has Stadium, which annually features allowed per game. Their key defen­ Mediocre Dave LaPoint got $2,575 California, vowed he would not be sometime during the week. Not only the nation in passing offense among ’The big-buck bidding for Hurst played here,” Fresno State coach Jim sive player was linebacker Tracv million for three years from the outbid yet failed to get either Ryan or did the Padres not do it, they got champions of the MAC and Big West NCAA Division I teams. came in a week when there were 23 Sweeney said. formerly the Pacific Rogers, the Big West’s player of the transactions involving 45 players, free-spending Yankees, who earlier Hurst. surprisingly few offers. year with 87 tackles. Broncos coach Al Moldy agreed, but Coast Athletic Association. Another offensive threat for the ^d ie Murray went to the World gave $4 million to Steve Sax. The Rangers. Dodgers and Padres, “ We thought a lot of teams would hinted that Fresno State might be Broncos is-Robert Davis, who rushed “ It’s getting out of hand and it’s a however, got what they came looking come to us, but it didn’t happen,” Fresno State has played in two of Linebacker Eric Hoffman led West­ Series champion Dodgers. Texas faster. for 1.054 yards. real concern,” said Cincinnati gen­ for in a big way. general manager-field manager Jack the seven California Bowl games. ern Michigan on defense, averatiine traded for Julio Franco and Rafael Fresno State’s running game 16 tackles per game. * Palm eiro and Baltimore got former eral manager Murray Cook, who Los Angeles made the biggest trade McKeon said. “ But the offers we got All-Star Phil Bradley. dipped into the market and signed by acquiring Murray for pitchers were pretty solid.” Bosox dangling Mike Greenwell as trade bait Cheney cagers Mets’ Darling the target By Ben Walker have also made catcher Benito out to rebound The Associated Press Santiago available, but not in that package. A"^ANTA — Dale Murphy and “ If I felt we needed a catcher, I’d be from last year maybe Mike Greenwell and Ron all over San Diego. But we don’t,” Darling dangled Friday as a handful Atlanta general manager Bobby Cox or teams tried to make one final trade said. before finally leaving baseball’s win­ ter meetings. “ Obviously, we’d like to do some­ thing, We’re sitting in our city,” Cox H.S. Preview Almost every club checked out by said. “ But this is no time to panic. morning, two days after me meetings Whatever deal we have to make must officially ended. By afternoon, the be the right one.” By Jim Tierney headquarters hotel had filled up with The Mets have offered Len Dykstra Manchester Herald the NBA’s Detroit Pistons, who were and Howard Johnson, and Atlanta here for a game, and All-America wants them. But me Braves also want After a disastrous season of futility in which it won college football players in town for a its first game only to lose the next 19, the Cheney promotional event. a pitcher, prefererably rookie David West, and pitching-rich New York Tech boys’ basketball team is prepared to regain a The New York Mets and Boston won’t trade him. winning status in the 1988-89 campaign which opens however, were still trying to do big “ Someday they’re not going to have Friday at home against East Hampton. I; I' business. There was speculation three guys at every position.” Cox a^ u t a major deal to send Darling to The main reason for me Beaver’s enthusiasm is said. “ But right now they have so \ the Red Sox for Greenwell. the return of 6-7 senior center Terrance Phillip, who many players to choo.se from .” “ Boy, it’s been meaty.” Mets vice missed me final 11 games of last year’s campaign president Joe Mcllvaine said, talking San Diego, led by general manager after breaking an ankle. At the point of his possibilities without being “ Trader” Jack McKeon. also was departure, Phillip was averaging 14 points and 10 talking to Seattle. The Padres, who rei^unds per game. As a sophomore, be hit for 11 The Red Sox seemed a lot closer to have acquired Bruce Hurst, Jack per game along wim 10 caroms. Three other working a deal with Cincinnati. Nick Clark and Walt Terrell in the starters return for Cheney. off-season, want third ba.seman Jim Esasky and Rob Murphy may soon go Undoubtedly, he will be the best big man in the to Boston for Todd Benzinger and Jeff Presley and reliever Mike Schooler ntgliMld Plnta/ltanohMtar H Sellers. from the Mariners. Charter Oak Conference and one of the best talents in me area. “The main Murphy continued to be can become the schooi’s ati-time More than half of the teams made POINT MAKER — Coventry High’s Jack Dale and the Atlanta Braves, who did “Keeping Terrance heaimy will be a plus,” ieading scorer. trades during the meetings, which Ayer is 16 points shy of the magical AP photopi not make a move in taeir town met seventh-year Cheney Coach Aaron Silvia said. “ He 1,(XX)-point plateau. The senior guard with the Mets Friday. represented one of me busiest weeks was starting to come on (at me time of the injury). in history. There were 11 trades and *Vk~ Red Sox have talked with the New San Diego is also interested in 12 We’ll try to get him the ball as much as we can. He’s York Mets about a deal that would send slugging Mike free-agent signings involving 45 ma­ Murphy and has offered a package jor league players. far and away me best player we’ve had since I’ve for^oWhinrt^^^^ ^ o® Apple i??ex2hange that includes John Kruk and highly been here. In every facet of me game, he’s better Ayer ponders hoop future tor righthanded pitcher Ron Darling. ** regarded catcher Sandy Alomar Jr Among the clubs that did not deal than any player we have. He’s improved his game and pitcher Greg Harris. The Padres were American League champion since last year. People (colleges) are interested in Oakland, St. Louis and Toronto. him.” Bv Jim Tierney Where would Badstuebner “ He went to mose camps and Manchester Herald place Ayer individually in school got rated well there,” Bad­ Deviis spoii After Phillip’s injury last year, Silvia inherited history? stuebner said. “ They (Lowell) Celtics mostly inexperienced varsity performers. COVENTOY - As he sits on “ He would be at the top,” he seem to be interested in him and threshold of a record-setting said of Ayer. “ The thing that he he’s interested in them. It’s “ Overall, we still have a young team,” he basketball career at Coventry has, that other kids didn’t have mutual. It’s hard to gauge where From page 56 explained. “Last year we just didn’t have any Arbour debut High, multi-talented 6-2 senior that had good ability, is he has a he can play because he’s playing experience. We were just playing to get experience. guard Jack Ayer can look with super attitude. He’s a real, tough with a team where he has to carry Hopefully, now that will become a plus. This is Denver regained control with fondness on his enviable past competitor who doesn’t like to the load for the most part. He’s EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. (AP) - John Sacramento Kings 112-105 Friday probably the best shooting team I’ve had here. The Adams’ long-range shooting and night. ^ one-point halftime lead to a 51-41 achievements while he ponders lose. He works real hard and he’s very quick. There aren’t too second straight three baskets by Alex English for advantage 2 :ll into the third other guys are capable of scoring points.” where his next ball may bounce many kids mat can stay with him Person was I2-for-l6 from the period. a leader on the court. The kids w® early in the third a 103-88 lead with seven minutes Another key returnee will be 6-3 sophomore Tony after high school. look for him in a crisis situation. 1-on-l. He’s a cut above the other period, as the New Jersey Devils handMi tho left. fi^d and Williams, who had 10 The victory gave Detroit a 10-3 Evans, who averaged 10 points per game last year With 986 career points, Ayer is a He’s improved every year and I kids in skill.” stniggHng New York Islanders their ninth S tr a iS rebounds hit 12 of 17 field-goal road record, and it marked the Lafayette Lever scored 27 attempts for me Pacers and gained valuable experience. Evans will play mere 14 points shy of hitting the think you’ll see Improvement Ayer, whose oldest brother, A1 A S f ® “ ‘ comeback ^ m ts and English 26 for the Hawks first loss in nine games at elite milestone for any scholastic again this year. He’s playing with Kyle, was an All-New England if *‘‘® Wayman Tisdale added 20 the Omni this season. both guard and forward. Also, 6-1 junior forward Nuggets, who broke a three-game Sean Walstedt, who averaged eight points per basketball player — the 1.000- a lot of confldence.” soccer performer during his **’® Islanders to four straight losing streak. ^ in ts as the Pacers hit 48 of 81 field goals for 59 percent, com­ The physical play that often outing last year, is back. point plateau. ’Two omers players senior year at East Catholic in Stanley Cups in the early 1980s, was coaching his Thirt-year pro Billy Thompson A key source of Ayer’s Im­ pared to 43 percent (39 of 91) for marks games between mese two in Coventry history, Alan 1980-81, also possesses skill on the Si^nfnn”’® miff I**® TCITy of Miami scored 22 points a Trevon Brooks, a 5-8 junior guard who led me Schmidt (1978 graduate) and’Tim provement, which has attracted soccer field — enough to get a call Simpson on Wednesday. ^ me Kings. Kenny Smith led NBA Central Division rivals career high. junior varsity team in scoring last year, should see Morris (1982 graduate) have the attention of several Division from Eric Swallow, me assistant It was ArlMur's first appearance behind the bench Sacramento wim 33 points flared at 8:59 in the mird quarter Denver .coach Doug Moe plenty of playing time. “ He (Brooks) is probably the eclipsed this milestone. II and III schools along wim a soccer coach at the University of when Atlanta’s Glenn Rivers handful of Division I schools, has ta ^ Ista ^ ira ** ** previous seasons with m is^d the game because he had Pistons 92, Hawks 82 quickest player we’ve got.” Silvia said. “ He’s fit in ’Ths site for Ayer’s entry into Connecticut. me Islanders, Arbour coached the team to 552 rollided with Dumars under a virus. Assistant coach Allan very well.” the 1,000-point club will prt^ably been me prestigious Metro Index Ayer scored 23 goals during the regular-season victories and 113 in the playoffs one ATLANTA (AP) — JoeDumars Detroit’s basket, setting off a basketball camp in California, Bristow directed the Nuggets in At the point guard slot will probably be 5-11 senior be Rocky Hill High School in the fall after being moved from Moe 8 absence. ^ r e d 13 of his 24 points as the fracas mat left bom players on Pa., which be has been invited to I^troit Pistons took control in the the floor. Rivers and me Pistons’ guard Troy Maxfield. Key reserves who will see a Patriots’ season opener Thurs- midfield up to the forward line. , ? *'.ss fired on Wednesday after the the last two summers. “ I never mought it would be Islanders losing streak had reached eight games Hornets 96, Nets 95 third quarter and went on to beat Bill Laimbeereach were whistled considerable amount of playing time will be 6-1 ' day night at 7:30. CHARLOTTE. N.C. (AP) - Atlanta 92-82 in a bruising game for technical fouls in the incident junior Chris Haues, 5-10 junior guard Kevin Toolan Schmidt holds me current There, Ayer was afforded the this tough,” Ayer said, referring l i ^ ^ t a r t reprefentf their all-time career scoring record to his college decision, but added. worst start since taeir expansion season of 1972-73 Kelly Tripucka scored 30 points, Friday night, ending the Hawks’ Rivers later left the game with and newcomer Daryl Taylor, a 5-10 junior. “ He chance to compete against some They are 1-12 in taeir last 13 games and Rex Chapman added 16 of his six-game winning streak. a strained back. (Taylor) is a leaper,” Silvia said. with 1,150 points which Ayer of me finest city players in the “ Basketball is my sport.” « in the second quarter as Dumars set the pace as Detroit should break around me sixth or country. Acclimated to me ever-present ‘ heir second Adrian Dantley added 16 points Five-foot-6 sophomore Jim LeBlanc, who Silvia sevenm game of me season. box-and-one defense which oppo­ loHowing an 0-7-1 streak. MacLean who Charlotte held off a late New came out running to open the “ It definitely helped,” the for the Pistons and Isiah Thomas calls his “smartest player.” and 5-11 Brian After scoring 55 points his nents use against him, Ayer ^ so had mree goals in me Devils’ 5-1 victory over JerMy rally and handed the Nets second half and extended a 175-pound Ayer said. “ I never get had 14. DeDominicus will also see time off the bench. explained bow he attacks it. their sixth straight loss, 96-95 freshman year, Ayer led a 23-1 to play against city players. It’s iwn T "" "Ight. became th7 firlt “This is definitely more man we’re used to,” squad in scoring his sophomore “ I’ll mix it up.” the soon-to-be Devil player to record consecutive hat tricks Fnday night. made my game move up a notch. Silvia explained, referring to his depth. “ We’ll use year with a 14.8 average and a I've improved a lot. I’ve been told 18-year-old said. “ Penetrating, I Red Wings 4, Leafs 3 The Hornets held a 96-92 lead as many bodies as we can. Hopefully, we can wear before guard John Bagley who Hartford bests FD U total of 356 points. With the I could go right in (at Division II feel stronger. I’m pretty sure it’ll some teams down.” be a box-and-one all me time. I DETROIT (AP) - Gerard Gallant scored two scored all of his 12 points in the departure of four starters from level) and play. I think I’ll score “ Ideally, we’d like to do something in the that fine team, Ayer inherited the have to use a lot of picks. It’s fourth quarter, hit a 3-pointer HARTFORD (AP) - Keith run that gave Hartford a 43-32 as much as last year, but our fhots FWH Stefan turned aside 33 conference and the conference tournament,” Silvia frustrating, but I can’t let it with two seconds left. Jones and Lamont Middleton lead with 12:19 remaining. brunt of the offensive firepower team should also score more. We I s NHL vic^n"™ *' ""'"K® *0 a added. last year and amassed 575 points. have four starters back.” Iwther me. We have tons of I .oaf. I over Toronto, extending the Maple each scored 12 points to pace Fairleigh Dickinson. 1-2, never He averaged 25 points per game Ayer has received approxi­ confidence. This year could be Leafs losing streak to five games. Pacers 112, Kings 105 Hartford to a 64-52 victory over came closer man seven points the Schedule: Dec. 16 East Hampton H, 20 Rocky Hill Fairleigh Dickinson Friday rest of the way. H, 23 Tolland A, 27 East Windsor H. for a team which went 15-8. mately 70 letters in the past year our year.” at '*'*'°®* KfaLscoring streak ended INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Hot- and his primary attention right A lethal threat from 3-point at nine games drew an assist on the goal, extendine Hartford, 3-2, held a 29-25 Desi Wilson led the losers with Jan. 3 Bacon Academy A, 6 (Coventry H, 10 Bolton Coventry Coach Ron Bad- ^ w tin g Chuck Person and Herb now is centered around the range, Ayer tallied 45 points in h's ^m t-scoring string to 17 games halftime lead before breaking the M points, 14 coming in. me first H, 13 Portland H. 17 RHAM H, 20 Cromwell A, 24 stuebner, who is beginning his I 25 points as game open in the second half. 23rd year at the helm of the University of Lowell (Massachu­ one game last year. 8-Zr f u**® ‘ he season with an half. VInal Tech A, 27 East Hampton A, 31 Rocky Hill A. 8-3-1 mark, lost for the 13th time in 16 games. the Indiana Pacers led almost the A slam dunk by 6-foot-8 sopho­ Feb. 3 Bacon Academy H. 7 Coventry A. 9 Bolton Patriots, is not at a loss for words setts), which garnered the Div­ Whatever school attains the entire game and defeated the Charlie Roberts added 10 points more Larry Griffiths ignited a 9-1 for the Kinghts. A, 14 Portland A. 17 RHAM A. 21 Cromwell H. 24 when it comes to Ayer’s pheno­ ision II national championship services of Jack Ayer won’t be Vinal Tech H. menal ability and disposition. last year. sorry. MM

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CELTICS THE SIXERS

Ainge’s 45 points

is a career high

NBA Roandap

BOSTON (AP) — Danny Ainge scored a

career-high 45 points and the Boston Celtics led for

the final 45 minutes as they broke a three-game losing streak with a 121-107 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers Friday night.

Ainge had 10 points in the first five minutes of the

first quarter and 10 more in the last five minutes of

the second quarter, leading Boston to a 64-49

halftime lead. He added seven points in the third

quarter as the Celtics took a 93-75 advantage Into the final period. ' f ft,w Philadelphia cut the lead to 105-97 on a 3-point field goal by Scott Brooks with 4:20 left In the game. After a field goal by Reggie Lewis made it 107-97, Ainge put the game out of reach by scoring 12 of Boston’s

last 14 poinU, including two 3-pointers, in the final 3:13.

The 76ers, who fell out of a first-place tie with New

Vork for the Atlantic Division lead, came no closer than 99-92 in the fourth quarter. Boston’s biggest lead of the gam e was 18 points three times in the third quarter.

Robert Parish added 19 points for Boston and

Kevin McHale 16. The 76ers were led by Charles Barkley with 35 points. Ron Anderson, Mike Gminski and Scott Brooks added 14.

Boston went on a 16-4 run led by Ainge’s 10 points

to take a 16-6 lead with 7:07 left in the first quarter The lead was 31-26 after one period. Ainge didn’t start the second quarter and the lead

dropped to 44-41 before he returned for the final 6:12 mm,: of the period. With the score 46-43, a hook by Parish 4:42 before intermissiom began a quarter-ending 18-6 surge in which Ainge had 10 points. He had four consecutive Boston field goals at one point.

Nugg«ts 121, Heat 110 MIAMI (AP) — Miami’s rally from a 20-point third-quarter deficit fell short Friday night, and the winless Heat lost to Denver 121-110 to tie a 39-year-old NBA record with its 15th straight defeat to start the season. Denver’s Michael Adams hit two straight 3-point baskets after Miami had closed to 90-84 early in the fourth quarter. Adams, who also made baskets at both ends of an 11-0 spurt that gave the Nuggets a 75-56 lead, finished with 28 points. Denver — a different franchise from the current Nuggets — set the league record for the poorest start in 1949. The expansion Cleveland Cavaliers in 1970 and Philadelphia in 1972 also had 0-15 starts m

See CELTICS, page M W Isai!:. RED-HOT CELTIC — Danny AInge (44) of the Celtics is guarded by the 76ers’ m Gerald Henderson during Friday night's game at Boston Garden. AP photo