20 - MANCHESTER HERAI.D. Monday, Feh 13 1989

I HOMES I MISCELLANEOUS raTV/STEREO/ I MISCELLANEOUS I CARS APARTMENTS Iq k J STORE AND FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Rentals RENT OFFICE SPACE I FOR RENT 1 APPLIANCES I CONSOLE sewing ma­ FOR Sale. 1974 Jeep J4000 Few fans MALLARD View. Dis­ MANCHESTER. Three MANCHESTER Two car ELECTRIC Stoye. Sears, Barbie Anxiety tinctive duplexes and 20", 4 burner. White chine, needs work. $25. pIck-up, power steer­ I ROOMS bedrooms, IV? baths, garage, $125. One car Console stereo, $25. townhouses. Located 1725 DIVIDABLE square garage, $75 Call 649- Nutone Coppertone ing, power brakes, au­ FOR RENT $775 per month. Two feet. Located In down­ Call 646-0860, anytime tomatic transmission, on o private protective bedrooms, IV? baths, 8855. Range hood with yent UConn’s women cul-de-soc, this new town Manchester pro­ to outside. Very good before 9om. Meyers 4 way plow. Fashion doll notes Men meet fears head-on MANCHESTER. Sleep­ $575 per month plus fessional building. FOR Rent. 1250 square $2000 or best offer. subdivision of aualltv 3 utilities, security and condition. Ideal for deserve support /14 bedroom townhouses ing room for working Priced below market feet Including drive-ln apartment or summer I CARS 8 7 1 - 0 0 1 4 . ______30th anniversary /7 in transition class at MCC /3 gentleman. Sharebath, references. No pets. for quick occupancy. garage. Could be used and duplexes await 643-2121 camp. Both for $75. FOR SALE 1980 PONTIAC Sunbird. vour Inspection Kit­ no cooking. $235 per Very negotiable lease for office, showroom, Manchester, 646-0271. month plus security terms. Marilyn Vatte- repairs. Excellent con­ Automatic, power chens have oak ca­ 1974 AMC JAVELIN. 98% steering, power binets, range, oven, and references. 643- ronl, Sentry Real Est­ dition. Call 646-4920. restored. Rebuilt 304 2121.______I HOMES ate, 643-4060, brakes, air condi­ dishwasher, refrlgera- modified engine and tioner, Am/Fm tar and bullt-ln micro- Household vinegar Is an FOR RENT Is adyertlslng expenslye? FUEL OIL/COAL/ transmission. Hurst You'll be surprised now cassette stereo. High wave ovens. Fire- effective and Inexpensive FIREWOOD shifter. $600. 289-4174. mileage, needs some placed living rooms, fabric softner when added MANCHESTER. Immac­ STORE AND economical It Is to adyer- 1980 PONTIAC Firebird. work. $500 or best offer. IV? baths with full vani­ to the final laundry rinse. ulate three bedroom OFFICE SPACE tlse In Classified. 643-2711. SEASONED Firewood. Excellent conditon. 647-9004, after 6pm. ties, separate full base­ Classified Is the effective Colonial with IV? baths Cut, spilt and deli­ New paint lob. $2100. ments, 2 zoned base­ and Inexpensive way to and attached garage. vered, reasonable. 742- Call 649-1088. $900 plus utilities. Call EAST HARTFORD. New board heating systems, find a cash buyer for office space In restored Merchandise 1182. I MOTORCYCLES/ Andersen permashleld Cantone Realty, 646- MOPEDS household Items you no 5900.______house, Burnside Ave. thermopane windows, longer use. 643-2711. 3800 square feet with FARM SUPPLIES CLYDE luxurious wall to wall VERNON. Fully ap- basement. Can be di­ AND EQUIPMENT CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. carpeting and attached ROOM for non-smoKing pllanced, one bedroom vided. Terms negotia­ I CLOTHING FOR Sale. 1986 Suzuki garage. Come see the gentleman. Kitchen unit In TrI-plex. Ayalla- ble. For Information, r o u t e 83, V ER N O N Quad Sport 230. $1200 or mode for tomorrow. ble March , 1989. $550 HAY. Good for horses or best offer. 871-0014. mianrhpBtpr Hrrali priyileges, washer and call Ruth FIske, 282- You own your own lot GENUINE Sheepskin cows. First cutting, 83 Nissan 280ZX ‘ 7 4 9 5 dryer, parking. Call plus utilities and one 0651. coat. Man's, size 42. and house. No assoclo- $2.50. Second cutting, 84 Camaro Coupe *5 9 9 5 643-5600.______months security. Call Nearly new! $125. 649- FOR Sale. 1987 Suzuki LT tlon fees. Competi­ 649-9619 or 649-126?. $3. 742-9128, keep 85 (Jentury Wagon *8 5 9 5 500 Quad Racer. Never tively priced from MANCHESTER. Clean, 3642. trying. quiet, conyenlent to R 7 1 INDUSTRIAL 85 Century 4 Dr. *8 9 9 5 raced. Very low hours. 30 Cents $149,900. Blanchard & PROPERTY $2500, firm. 871-0014. Tuesday, Feb. 14, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Rassetto Realtors," busline. Call anytime. I STORE AND ITV/STEREO/ 85 Sunbird 4 dr, *4 9 9 5 646-8337.______IQ ad MUSICAL We're Selling Houses" I OFFICE SPACE MANCHESTER. 3400 and APPLIANCES I ITEMS 85 Spectrum 4 Dr. *5 1 9 5 646-2482.P______MANCHESTER. Room In 2400 square foot Indus­ 85 Electra 4 Dr. *1 0 ,4 9 5 I AUTOS FOR Get the Want Ad habit ... quiet rooming house. trial space. Loading WHIRLPOOL Washer. 86 98 Regency 4 Dr. *9 9 9 5 Oft street parking. $75 OFFICES - street level. BABY Grand, 5 foot, 6 IRENT/LEASE dock, parking, Wood­ Nine months old. Ex­ 88 Grand Am 2 dr. *8395 read and use the little ads per week. 646-1686 or Good for professionals. Inch. 1896 IversS. Pond. In Classified regularly. Excellent location. 46 land Industrial Park. cellent condition. $300. Mahogany finish. Ex­ 86 Celebrity 4 dr *7 6 9 5 FREE Mileage on low 569-3018.______Principals Only. 643- Call 646-0860, anytime 643-2711,______Oak St. 649-5334, 647- quisite carylng. $3500 86 Celebrity Euro *7 9 9 5 cost auto rental.. Vil­ \ Valentine MANCHESTER. Profes­ 9223. 2121. before 9pm. or best offer. 647-7949. Bhopal disaster sional female, kitchen . 86 Spectrum 4 dr, *4 9 9 5 lage Auto Rental, 643- I CONDOMINIUMS and bath priyileges. 86 Nova 4 Dr. *6 9 9 5 2979 or 646-7044. I FOR SALE Call 647-8874. ■7 I CARS j marriages MANCHESTER. Two 872-9111 bedroom Townhouse. I APARTMENTS FOR SALE Built 1987. 1V? baths, ]F0R RENT WA Soccioli^ D ^ f! payment ordered central air condition­ 1 I CARS abundant >. New Pricing Policy z ^ ing, basement garage. VERNON. Five room FOR SALE $122,900. For sale by apartment. Two fam­ owner. 646-0882 or 295- ily. Quiet, private area I co d CLEANING I S n CARPENTRY/ PAINTING/ I MISCELLANEOUS ^ VOLUME % LAS VEGAS (A P) — Long lines 8130.______of Vernon. Working I I services 1 ^ REMODELING |5 0 1 PAPERING ■s er vic es New Pricing Policy 2 formed at the courthouse and Union Carbide at a glance SOUTH WINDSOR. A unl- adults preferred. $675 PRICING I business boomed at the city's 25 $470 million set aue offering at "Straw- per month. Security GSL Building Mainte­ wedding chapels today as an and references re­ CLEANING nance Co. Commercl- Main businesses — manufacturing chemi­ brldge''. Three S*rvlclno th« AAonchttt«r & WII' M.T.S. PAINTING & VOLUME I BARGAINS y expected 1,500 couples began bedroom, townhouse, 3 quired. Call 643-5041. llmontlc or«o. Hontit ond r«Ma* al/ResIdentlal building be * =; by ln11,002. 1987 Buick Regal India sought damages of $3 billion for the leak of Net earnings one! 11 $102,900. Strano 0233 or 643-1729. tailored for your business FBEC eSTlUATeS The bureau issued 841 licenses Real Estate, 647-7653-p needs Call 644-6191 FARRAND REMODElI n G Volume Pricing Custom Coupe methyl isocyanate at the Bhopal pesticide plant, Per share $1.59 $0.17 DRESS Making, altera­ Olacount; 608. this weekend, said Ms. Swinn. MANCHESTER. Onebed- Room additions, decks, roof­ Manchester Roofing MANCHESTER. Condo. room apartment, se­ tions and most kinds of Selling Price: *10,394. Now *9,660**° More than 400 were issued which is operated by Union Carbide’s Indian U & R built. Beoutifully 1 9 8 8 INCOME TAXES ing, aiding, windows and gutt­ 645-8830 subsidiary. The civil suit, in which more than 500,000 cond floor, new ers. All types of remodeling and sewing done. 647-8730. M212A Monday and at least that many Year ended Dec. 31 1988 1987 maintained private pa- building. On busline. Consultation / Preparation people filed for compensation, bogged down in legal tla with sliders from repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. " 1989 Buick 1987 Olds DeHa 88 were expected today, she said. Revenue $8,320,000 $6,910,000 $550 per month, yearly Individuals / DISTRIBUTION maneuverings in a series of Indian courts. dining room. Full base­ lease. Peterman Real Bus. 647-8509 4 Door Sedan "W e thought it was going to Net earnings $720,000 $231,000 ment with laundry Sole Proprietors LABELS Skylark ease off, but we’re swamped Subramanium said India agreed to drop all Estate, 649-9404. Res. 645-6849 Tired of mBnuetly addressinp Now * 1 1 , 9 9 0 ° ° Per share $5.31 $1.76 hook-ups. Two air con­ 4 Door Sedan today,” she said Monday. “ Most criminal charges against Union Carbide officials as Let us remodel your kitchen or distribution mail — we can eezisA ditioners. Closets ga­ MANCHESTER. Nice, Dan Mosler 6 4 9 -3 3 2 9 Auto. AC. Tilt. FM Stereo part of the settlement. bath from floor to celling. We automate this process providinp of those people will be saving lore. End unit. $115,000. three room apartment. ELECTRICAL 1987 Chevrolet Celebrity | Warren Anderson, former Union Carbide chair­ offer cabinets, vanities, coun­ auality service for a reasonable them for Tuesday.” Realty World, Benoit, Heat and electricity. Factory Label: >12,116. station Wagon man, was charged with culpable homicide in the Frechette Associates, tertops whatever your needs price 0811644-6191 In 1988, the Marriage License Security deposit. No I CARPENTRY/ Volume Pricing 1,275. disaster. 646-7709.P______pets. 643-8552. are. Call RALPH NADEAU at ELECTRICAL & Olacount: Now * 8 9 9 0 ° ° Bureau issued a record 72,500 REMODELING SECURITY WORK SeUlng Price: >10,841. licenses, or about 200 a day. Last A company spokesman, Earl Slack, told The Analysts believe CHFA Approved. This 6 4 3 - 6 0 0 4 seoooA Associated Press by telephone from his New York adorable one bedroom MANCHESTER. Three KIteliaa * Batli Dwigu Cautf Fire, Burglar and LANDSCAPING year's total was up nearly 5,000 bedroom, 2 full baths In Freeze Alarms. 1987 Pontiac Grand Am home that Union Carbide has accepted the $470 Condo at Eastmeadow RENOVATIONS "1989 Buick | 4 Door Sedan from 1987. In Manchester and It Is two year old Duplex. FREE ESTIMATES LAWN Maintenance. Re­ Lovebirds have flocked to Las million judgment and March 31 deadline. firm Is prepared Very nice. $900 per PLUS MFM Construction sidential and commer­ e^^^'Century Now * 8 3 8 0 ° ° "This is a just and fair settlement,” Subrama­ auallfled for CHFA- Kitchen, baths, attics, 5 6 1 - 2 0 2 0 Vegas to get married because no FHAII Don't let this month. No pets. Secur­ Complete Home cial. Fifteen years ex- 4 Door Sedan nium told a reporter outside the Supreme Court ity and references a basement additions, perlence. Free teossA blood tests are required and there great financing pass Maintenance Auto. V6. Caaaette chambers. DANBURY (AP) — A $470 million settlement must. Call Ed, 649-2947, garages, decks, texture estimates. Fully In­ 1986 Buick Skylark Ltd. is no waiting period. you by. Fully ap- Slack said the court’s order “ was based on its between Union Carbide Corp. and the Indian MANCHESTER. Two Repair / Renew ceilings. Call sured. Call now for Factory Label: >14,655. 4 Door Sedan During peak periods such as pllanced kitchen, ce­ HEATING/ review of all pleadings in India and the U.S., government over the 1984 Bhopal gas leak met with ramic bath, first floor bedroom Duplex. Com­ Ceilings. Walla. Painting, early Spring schedul­ Volume Pricing 1,869. Valentine’s and New Year's days, Papering, Carpentry 232-6832 - 561-4423 PLUMBING Olacount: Now * 7 9 8 0 ° ° favorable reaction today among analysts, who said unit, ample storage pletely redecorated. ing. 646-5858. the city’s wedding chapels will applicable law and facts, and the enormity of Inturtd ■ Ssntor Dtacount H Selling Price: >12,786. •6040A Carbide is well prepared for the payment. and parking. $77,500 No appliances. No human suffering that requires substantial and BRIAN’S HOME marry several couples an hour. ’’Psychologically, it’s terrific. Financially, it’s Jackson 8< Jackson pets. Must be seen. $650 646-2253 PJ's Plumbing, Heating S IRQ J AUTO 1986 Buick Regal There’s piped music, artificial immediate aid.” Real Estate, 647-8400.P per month. McCaya- IMPROVEMENTS S e r vic es Custom Coupe A source close to the case, speaking on condition reasonable,” said Leslie Ravitz, a research director naugh Realty, 649-3800. Air Conditioning 1989 Buick flowers, and ministers who make for Solomon Brothers in . Kitchens, Baths, Rec Roomi. Boilers, pumps, hot water Now * 7 8 9 0 ° ° a living off the wedding trade. of anonymity, said an important element of today’s INVESTMENT MANCHESTER. Two CARPENTRY WORK Decks & Additions tanks, new and I Regal settlement was that it called for a speedy, “ lump “ This relieves the pressure on Union Carbide and TIERINNI’S ta040A Couples pay for the services with t i l PROPERTY bedroom flat, first All Phaset Frte e ttlm tft • Lleemsd S Iraund replacements. 2 Door Coupe sum" payment and was designed to end further the stigma,” Ravitz said. floor, near busline. Framing, Roofs, Siding, Trim, Automotivi EnglMBflng. Inc. cash, credit cards, and, in some FREE ESTIMATES AC. Door Locks, Ve. FM Ciss. 1986 Buick Skyhawk judicial proceedings, including the charge against Union Carbide’s stock price jumped $3.37'/4 to New carpeting, great Registered & Fully Insured 6 4 6 - 3 9 2 3 278 Hartford Rd., Manchester Custom 4 Door Sedan cases, casino chips. ROCKVILLE. For sale by 643-9649/228-9616 Anderson. $32.50 a share in early New York Stock Exchange owner. Six family un­ location, walking dis­ Very Reeaoneble Prices Factory Label: >15,430. One of those servi­ Now * 6 3 8 0 ° ° In November 1987, both sides came close to trading today. its. Good to excellent tance to stores. $650 per Quellty Work / Free Estimetes 649-5823 I Volume Pricing ces is Charlotte Richards, who iK ftJ PAINTING/ 2,061. Reginald PInto/Manchestar Herald The Supreme Court of India, sitting in New Delhi, condition. Willing to month. One year lease Cars. Trucks, Vans, 4x4’a ] Olacount: SS424A dropped by the the Clark County accepting an out-of-court settlement of $500 million. plus security deposit. 7 4 2 - 1 5 7 9 |5 d I papering do die unutua/ to fho ordinary’' Setting Price; *13(369e today ordered the $470 million payment by March 31 consider owner financ­ 1986 Plymouth Reliant Courthouse to deliver heart- But that amount would have been paid over a ing for qualified buyer. 649-0795. FLOORING MATCHMAKER — Hyalie Hurwitz relaxes In her to settle claims resulting from the leak of deadly station Wgon shaped boxes of chocolates to decade or more. Call for details. 225- MANCHESTER. Three 1989 Buick home at 104 Conway Road during a break from her Today’s settlement came as a surprise when the methyl isocyanate from the company’s pesticide 1012, 9-5. room apartment. $480 Now * 5 4 4 0 ° ° workers at the bureau. plant in Bhopal. India. FRANK YOUNG Richards said she had scores of matchmaking activities. She began the area’s only court reconvened after lunch, Press Trust of India plus utilities. Security. LeSabre tezisA The leak on the night of Dec. 2, 1984 killed more No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 S im o n ^ S im on t services scheduled today at her Jewish matchmaking service to help lonely lovers reported. R n RESORT 4 Door Sedan 1986 Plymouth Reliant The news agency said Chief Justice R.S. Pathak than 3,300 people in the world’s worst industrial PROPERTY weekdays. PAINTING TILEMASTERS 9 four wedding chapels. meet. |ZD I Interior SpeclelM* □ AC. CrulH. Door Locks, FM Csss. 4 Door Sedan suddenly interrupted Union Carbide lawyer F.S. disdstGi* MANCHESTER. Second ‘T v e been in this business 30 “ We are pleased that this will now provide for the GOT the cold weather floor, four rooms, $550. Factory Label: >16,874. Now * 4 8 8 0 ° ° Nariman to say the court had reviewed the case in Pride taken in every job we dol Tile Sales and Installation years,” she said. "They call me care and rehabilitation of the victims and their blues? Come to sunny Heat Included. Secur­ Volume Pricing a r e detail and considered it “ pre-eminently fit for an MANCHESTER 9 #830eA I the grandmother of the wedding Myrtle Beach, South ity and references re­ Quality is our main concern. Olacount: overall settlement in view of the acute suffering of families and a fair resolution of all issues,” Union 1986 Pontiac 6000 I business. ... I ’m gonna die with a ‘Dream merchant’ Carolina. $59,900 pre­ quired. 643-1577. Selling Price: >14,718. the victims.” Carbide Chairman Robert D. Kennedy said in a construction prices. REASONABLE RATES TILEMASTERS, INC 4 Door Sedan I bride and groom in my arms.” M a n c h e s t e r , t w o I Also at the courthouse were Two bedroom luxury bedroom flat, ap- We cater to the home owner. 1989 Buick | Now * 6 9 9 0 ° ° golf villas, free golf p Clifford Welch and Rhonda Horn See BHOPAL, page 12 See ANALYSTS, page 12 pllanced kitchen, wall FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED We are bath remodel and ceramic tile specialists. eoeoAA aids Jewish lovers membership. Call 1- to wall carpeting. Heat Let us win your confidence! Call us today for a ^ Park of Schofield, Wis., who have been 800-225-6897.______and hot water Included. 1985 Buick Century Ltd. planning a Las Vegas wedding for 643-6774 free estimate, commercial or residential. Avenue 4 Door Sedan GOT the cold weather $675 per month. One S» a year. Bv Nancy Pappas travel hours to tell their tales blues? Come to sunny year lease plus secur­ Member Chember of Commerce 4 Door Sedan Manchester Herald to this gentle woman with the All Power, Cass. Now * 6 5 9 0 ° ° £ "W e’re debating whether to get Defense insists aid to Contras Myrtle Beach, South ity deposit. No pets. twinkling eyes. Most are wi­ seosiA I married tonight or tomorrow," Carolina. $59,900 pre­ 649-0795. I Factory Label; >22,052. While most people relegate dowed , divorced, or have been construction prices. p said Welch. 35. “ She wants to get I Volume Pricing 1985 Buick Park Avenue j romance, love songs, hearts involved in an unhappy love Two bedroom luxury I Olacount; 3,253. 4 Door Sedan I married on Valentine’s Day and I and flowers to Valentine’s affair, Hurwitz said. is at the heart of North’s case golf villas, free golf I MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS B T 1 MISCELLANEOUS B T l MISCELLANEOUS I Selling Price: >18,799. E want to get married tonight.” membership. Call 1- SERVICES ISIJSERVICES EJSERVICES |0' IsERVICES EIJ s ERVICES Now * 9 6 6 0 ° ° ^ One thing they did decide on Day. they’re a year-round “ Many of them are very 800-225-6897. Branch officials,” Sullivan said ttOZTA u was where to get hitched. Horn's occupation for Hyalie vulnerable; they’ve expe­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Oliver trial until an agreement or court 1989 Buick 1985 Buick Somerset ■.i finger ran down a list of wedding Hurwitz. rienced a loss,” said Hurwitz. North’s lawyers say attempts by ruling is obtained on the extent of in a court filing. Reagan lawyer Theodore Olson Riviera 2 Door Coupe chapels posted on a hallway wall No, she’s not looking for a “ Others are realistic. They President Reagan to get around a classified information that can be MORTGAGES lover, thank you. She’s been have a good idea of what congressional ban on aid to the introduced. declined to comment on Sulli­ 2 Door Coupe Now * 5 8 8 0 ° ° and stopped at one named Hitch- DON’T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU! ^ ing Post Wedding Chapel. happily married to her first they’re looking for. I don’t Nicaraguan Contra rebels and Sullivan said Monday that van’s assertions. LoaOeOt Landau Vinyl Top teozzA Independent counsel Lawrence HOMEOWNERS “ This is it !” the 22-year-old love. Louis, for decades. promise anyone a rose then cover up the activities are Reagan and other top administra­ 1985 Buick Regal But Hurwitz figures eve­ Walsh, whose office is prosecut­ • FORECLOSURE!! Factory Lcbel: ^ 4 | 2 2 0 a woman said. garden, but I also don’t charge “ at the heart of this case.” tion officials “ participated per­ 1 Custom Coupe • BANKRUPTCY!! Volume Pricing Out on the Las Vegas Strip, ryone should share the happi­ any money unless I make a North attorney Brendan Sulli­ sonally and directly in quid pro ing North, said in a court filing Olacount: 2,657. • DIVORCED!! I Winter weighs heavy on trees, l Now * 6 4 6 0 ° ° Gordon Gust was making final ness she's known from going match.” van is attempting to introduce quo and other arrangements with that he is willing to agree at trial Falling behind on your mort­ I Selling Price: »21,563e through life as part of a Even without grand prom­ to a “ candid admission ... with ■ Beat those March winds. SW51A preparations for a busy day at his evidence about the Reagan ad­ Central American and other third gage payments? We can j twosome. So .she runs the respect to quid pro quo arrange­ halpl No payments up to 2 Candlelight Wedding Chapel, a ises, many of Hurwitz’s ministration's secret efforts to countries as a means of obtaining ! We offer 20% off tree prices. [ , ' 1989 Buick 1985 Chevrolet Camaro area’s only Jewish match­ ments” under which the Reagan yearsi Bad credit, bankruptcy 2 Door Coupe liny church surrounded by giant clients have fou^d themselves aid the Contras in his defense of military assistance” for the Con­ or unemployment Is not a I Now 2/11/89 til March 3rd. Call l making service, called Begin in that proverbial rose North, who is charged with tras after Congress banned U.S. administration steered favors to problem. Foreclosure assis­ I^^M ^Reatta Now * 6 6 6 0 ° ° hotel-casinos. tance available (or the di­ Anew, from her home at 104 garden. When a first or second aid. nations aiding the Contras. I Now. First come first served ■ 2 Door Coupe He said one of the 250 mar­ covering up the -Contra vorced and self-employed. I I •S481A riages he had scheduled today Conway St. date has gone well, female affair by shredding evidence and The officials also "established But Sullivan said a proposed Consolidate bills — save your Sporty & Luxurious — Her clients, men and women a policy that those arrangements stipulation on the issue by Walsh horn el raaeMaeasaaCoUpOn Only 1986 Chevrolet Celebrity | was to be conducted on national lying to Congress. “Has It Allll'' 4 Door Sedan between the ages of 35 and 70. See LOVERS, page 12 Swiu Conservative Group television. The Justice Department has would not be disclosed outside a See NORTH, page 12 at (203) 454-4404 or PHONE: I Factory Label: >27,250. Now * 6 9 7 0 ° ° succeededsucceeaeu min utriayiiiKdelaying North'si'iuiui» limitediuiulcu groupRiuup of Executive I Volume Pricing (203) 454-1336 I Olacount: 3257. H1B0A 647-7553 I SeHIng Price: >23,993. 1986 Chevrolet Caprice i n v i t a t i o n t o b i d « f M 4 Door Sedan The Host Hortford Public 'All Prices Include Applicable State will probe death, accident at Meadows nursing home Schools, 110 Long Hill Drive, Factory Cash Incentives Now * 8 6 6 0 ° ° East Hartford, CT, oi&108, w ill receive sealed bids tor N007B on the patient’s wing was locked. nursing home that Kalinowski’s CLASS RINGS — CLASS OF OVER 100 BUICKS By Maureen Leavitt conference Monday that the Dennis O’Neill, assistant medical been protesting the layoffs of 1W , 91, 8. 92-E A S T HART­ 85 Buick Somerset Aides had to get a machine from a death was due to a heart attack. IN STOCK AT 2 Door Coupe Manchester Heraig patient died and another was examiner for the state, said today about 10 workers at the home and FORD HIGH SCHOOL. Bid medical room in another wing of He declined to comment on the informotlon and specifica­ SIMILAR injured because of staff cutbacks. that Kalinowski’s death was due the planned layoffs of others. tions ore ovolloble In the Bu­ Now * 6 1 8 0 ° ° Jay Lechausse, a nurse’s aide the building. I.echausse said. allegation that Kalinowski’s a '■VOLUME PRICING” ! The .state Department of Health Cynthia Denne, supervi.sor of the to asphyxia by food aspiration, a siness Office of the School state Department of Health Ser­ secondary result of Parkinson’s in the Meadows’ East Building, The suction machine from the death was due to insufficient Deportment. Sealed bids will Services said today it would staff. be received until 2:00 p.m., FREE Stump investigate allegations that a vices’ licensing division, said disease. which contains 116 beds for other wing was not ready for Tuesday February 28,1989, at Cardinal Buick, Inc. today the incidents would be The New England Health Care patients who need high-level immediate use. Lechausse said. In another incident in the East which time they will be pub­ Cardinal Buick, Inc. patient at the Meadows Convales­ Building, employees said Aveda licly opened and read aloud. investigated. Employees Union, District 1199. convalescent care, said at the 81 Adams Street cent Center choked to death Brewer, 88, fell down a flight of The East Hortford Public grinding with FREE 81 Adams Street Valerik Kalinowski. 72, died at said at the news conference news conference that Kalinowski Sam P. Allen, director of Schools reserves the right to Manchester, Conn. Saturday because there was Manchester, Conn. Manchester Memorial Hospital Monday outside the nursing home was being fed by a nursing communications at Owens Illi­ stairs last Thursday night be­ waive technical formalities If insufficient staff to attend to him. cause there was not enough staff It Is In the best Interest of the removals ESTIMATES 649-4571 Saturday night after he was taken that the choking death of Kali­ supervisor when he began to nois, in Toledo, Ohio — the parent School Department to do so. to supervise her. Open Mon.-Tuee -Wed.-Thura. NIghta 649-4571 choke. The supervisor called fora company of the nursing home The union representing em­ there from the nursing home at nowski could have been pre­ Richard A. Huot, Op*n Mon •TuM.-Wad.-Thurt. Nigma vented had there been sufficient suction machine to clear Kali­ owners — said today he had been DIrector/BusIness Services ployees at the Meadows Conva­ 333 Bidwell St., hospital spokes­ staff. The union and workers have nowski’s airway, but the machine told by administrators at the See MEADOWS, page 12 027-02 lescent Center claimed at a news woman Amy Avery said. Dr MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb. 14, 1989 — 3 ; - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb. 14. 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE

About Town Obituaries Police Roundup Dodd says state

Health checks available Margaret R. Wood Boiin of Windsor Locks, and Eric Center St., was in charge of the won’t suffer in C. Boiin of Farmington; a sister, arrangements. Police seize cocaine The Community Health Care Services Inc. will Margaret Rita (Johnson) Teresa Gossiein of Sanibei Is- Memorial donations may be conduct health screenings at the Hop River Homes Wood, 76, of East Hartford, sister land, Fla.; and two made to the charity of the donor’s valued at $110,000 in Andover on Monday from 1 to 2 p.m. Screenings of Charles Johnson of Manches­ grandchildren. choice. Bush freeze plan ter, died Sunday (Feb. 12,1989) at A private funeral will be held at will also be held at the Coventry Town Hall. Police said today they seized 14 ounces of cocaine Wednesday. Feb. 22. from 2 to 3 p.m. Residents of a local convalescent home. the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Nellie Dietz valued at $110,000 from a Manchester man Friday, land-based miissiles, but it’s not Andover and Coventry are eligible to attend and Besides her brother, she is Main St. Burial will be at the Bv Judd Everhart the largest drug arrest in Manchester in about a inconceivable they could get to receive blood pressure checks, tine tests, throat survived by her husband, Joseph convenience of the family. There Nellie (Griffin) Dietz. 97. for­ The Associated Press submarine-based missies — that, cultures and health guidance. For more informa­ H. Wood of East Hartford; a son are no calling hours. merly of West Middle Turnpike, year. ^ ^ . Richard L. Hansen II, 35, of 22 Greenwood Drive of course, would have some tion, call 228-9428, and daughter-in-law, Charles J. Memorial donations may be died Sunday (Feb. 12, 1989) at a HARTFORD - U.S. Sen. Chris­ and Linda J. Wood of Wethers­ made to the Giastonbury Visiting local convalescent home. She was was charged Friday with possession of more than topher J. Dodd says President impact on us,” Dodd said. field; three sisters, Louise Daw­ Nurses Association, 647 New the widow of Emil A. Dietz. one ounce of cocaine with intent to sell, operating a Bush’s proposal to freeze mil­ On another defense topic, Dodd Womens’ Club to meet son of Seattle, Wash., Eleanor London Turnpike, Glastonbury Born in Portland, she had lived drug factory and possession of drug paraphernalia, itary spending for a year .said he was prepared to vote to McGowan of Totowa, N.J., and 06033. in Manchester most of her life. police said. He was arrested by the Tri-Town drug shouldn’t have a serious impact confirm John Tower as secretary The Women’s Club of Manchester will hold its Theresa Keenan of Port Richey, She is survived by several task force, which is composed of officers from the on Connecticut’s large defense- of defense, unless some new executive board meeting on Monday at 8 p.m. at the Fla.; and two grandchildren. Ernest C. Zoppa nieces and nephews. Manchester, South Windsor and Vernon police dependent industries. bombshell is dropped either home of Anne Miller. 289 Fern St. Lynn Prior will be The funeral will be Wednesday The funeral is Wednesday at departments. ’The Connecticut Democrat about his personal life or his ties co-hostess. at 10; 15 a.m. at the Callahan Ernest C. Zoppa, 70, of 253 11;30 a.m. from the John F. Police said they had to force their way into says he’s more worried about to the defense industry in the two Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., Hilliard St., husband of Isabella Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. Hansen’s home after he denied them entry. Another Congress going beyond Bush’s years since Tower left the Senate. Class set for homemakers East Hartford, foilowed by a (Heritage) Zoppa, died Sunday Center St., followed by a Mass of man was with Hansen when police entered, but he request and actually cutting the “ John Tower knows the Con­ Mass of Christian burial at 11 (Feb. 12, 1989) at Hartford Christian burial at the Church of was not arrested since he did not have any drugs, defense budget instead of freez­ gress, knows the defense contrac­ Manchester Community College is seeking a.m. in St. M ary’s Church. Burial Hospital. the Assumption at noon. Calling police said. \V.' ing it at current levels. tors and knows the Pentagon applicants for its 12-week program for displaced will be in Hillside Cemetery, East He was born in Hartford on hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 After searching Hansen’s house, a bag with 12 “ The only thing we have to probably as well if not better than homemakers. “Beginning Again.” The free pro­ Hartford. Calling hours are today Nov. 21, 1918, and had been a to 9 p.m. Burial will be at the St. ounces of cocaine and a second bag with a half ounce watch out for in terms of any living human being. John gram begins Tuesday, Feb. 21, and will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. resident of Manchester for the Bridget Cemetery in Moodus. in were found, police said. Connecticut industry is the Tower suggested that the Stra­ Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30 a m. to 12:30 Memorial donations may be past 46 years. Before retiring in the spring. Police also found numerous items they said were number of items. No one is tegic Defense Initiative wasn’t all p.m. made to Newington Children's 1983, he was employed as a driver Memorial donations may be related to drug trafficking and $2,608 at Hansen’s arguing that we ought not to build it was cracked up to be. I suspect Group and individual help is available to women Hospital, 181 E. Cedar St., Ne­ and dispatcher for the Max made to the American Red Cross house. Police also seized Hansen’s 1985 Dodge Trident submarines or attack that sent ripples of fear through wington 06111. Sanders-Hartford Courant for 46 or the Church of the Assumption. Charger Shelby, police said. J- submarines. No one is arguing the contracting community, with in the Manchester and Enfield areas who have Reglnald PInto/Manchester Herald become displaced homemakers because of divorce, years. He was a member of St. After his arrest, Hansen took police to an East that we ought not to build jet billions of dollars to be made off death or disablement of their spouses or who are in Bridget Church, the Manchester Hartford house where a third bag with IV2 ounces of ADVICE — Thomas Lewis, left, a Manchester Transition program, which helps ease the move for men engines or helicopters.” Dodd that program. Lodge of Masons, and the Thomas William Crockett cocaine was found, according to the report. “ If George Bush wants John the process of separation and must now seek Rita Maron Community College professor, counsels Scott R. Taylor coming to college, said in an interview taped Mon­ employment as heads of their households. For an Green Club of The Hartford William Crockett. 83. of 145 Hansen is scheduled to appear in Manchester day for a Connecticut Public Tower. I don’t think it’s my job, application and information, call 647-6175 or write to Rita (Lackowitz) Maron, 66, of Courant. Pearl St., died Monday (Feb. 13, Superior Court today. He was held on $100,000 bond. of Manchester. Taylor is a member of the college’s Men In Television program that will air short of some problem with Beginning Again, Manchester Community College. West Palm Beach, Fla., formerly Besides his wife, with whom he 1989) at Manchester Memorial Sunday. alcohol or something else that of Farmington, mother of Bruce MS 5, 60 Bidwell St., Manchester. CT 06040, would have celebrated his 47th Hospital. He was the husband of “ They may say we ought to could really jeopardize his per­ Maron of Manchester, died Mon­ wedding anniversary today, he is Alice (Jones) Crockett. Family arrested after fight have less in this budget than you formance. to tell President Bush day (Feb. 13. 1989) in West Palm survived by two sons, Ronald E. He was born in Manchester Oct. Men meet fears head-on in class want to do. or fewer in next year’s who he can have sitting around Hadassah meeting slated Beach. Zoppa of East Hartford and Mark 9.1905 and was a lifelong resident. A Manchester couple and their daughter were budget, but it’s more a question of the cabinet table. each charged Saturday with third-degree assault Besides her son, she is survived F. Zoppa of Manchester; three He was a member of the local Bv Andrew J. Davis Taylor is one of 10 men who have joined back to college. the numbers of the items than the Dodd also said the public was Naomi Shenkman. travel chairwoman of the The program meets twice a week, though by her husband, Wynn Maron of grandchildren; three brothers, National Guard. 169th Infantry after hitting each other, police said. Manchester Herald the program in its first semester, said systems themselves.” the state’s poorly educated about the re­ Soviet Jewry Task Force of the Community West Palm Beach; two other sons Frank Zoppa and Anthony Zoppa, Company G. from 1925 to 1931. Lorraine N. Reilly. 23. of 78 Greenwood Drive was Thomas Lewis, a professor of geography assistance'is available from I.cwis at other senior senator said, “ unlike... the cently rejected pay raise for Relations Council of Greater Hartford, will be guest times, and has an office at the college where and a daughter-in-law, Jeffrey both of East Hartford, and Jerry Before retiring, he was a foreman charged with third-degree assault and threatening, Scott R. Taylor remembers being scared and program coordinator. The course helps MX missile or the B-1 bomber members of Congress and other speaker at Manchester Chapter of Hadassah’s students can meet, said Lewis. The men’s and Beverly Maron of Sharon, Zoppa of Lakewood, Calif.; three for many years at the Cheney police said. Her parents. Hugh T. Reilly Jr. and at the thought of returning to college. He men returning to school by assisting them where you get an argument over federal officials and judges. Dodd meeting Tuesday. Feb. 21. The meeting will take program shares an office with the larger Mass., and Jonathan Maron of sisters, Millie Damiano of Hart­ Bros, mills. Elizabeth S. Reilly, of the same address, were each wondered if he could handle the work and with course and career selection, helping whether you really need that was the only one in the eight- place at 8 p.m. at Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Women in Transition program, which has Avon; a daughter and son-in-law, ford, Josephine Jacques of East Besides his wife, he is survived charged with third-degree assault, police said. whether he would fit in with other students. them to develop study skills and by system in the first place." member Connecticut delegation Middle Turnpike. The meeting is open to the public Judith and Eric Wiener of Harris­ Hartford and Rita Boresse of by three sons. Robert W. Crockett Police said Lorraine Reilly is charged in To help ease those fears. Taylor. 29. of providing guidance at a time when about 75 students, he said. Dodd said that, ironically, if to vote for the raise to $135,000. and refreshments will be served. Some class topics have been on subjects burg, Pa.; a sister, Thelma Rocky Hill; and several nieces of Wallingford. Roger J. Crockett connection with hitting her father. Hugh and Manchester, sought help from the Men in self-confidence may be low. he said. Bush is successful in negotiating The bill would have forbidden such as stress, how to take a test and Bellenkes of Chadsworth, Calif.; and nephews. of Ellington and Melvin B. Elizabeth Reilly are each charged with hitting their Transition program at Manchester Com­ “ (The program) reaches out to people.” long-range strategic arms reduc­ members of Congress from ac­ relaxation techniques. Before classes be­ and four grandchildren. The funeral will be Thursday at Crockett of Manchester; two daughter, police said. munity College. The new program is said Lewis. “ We nurture them.” tions. that could be harmful tothe cepting speaking fees, which, Join early pregnancy class gan in January, the men took a nine-hour The funeral was today in 9:15 a.m. from the Holmes daughters. Nancy Symington of Police said the incident was part of an ongoing designed to provide guidance to men Some of the men left iinfulfilling careers Connectcut defense-related under current law for senators, study-skill course, said I,ewis. can be as much as 40 percent of A series of two-night courses dealing with early Florida. Burial will be Wednes­ Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with Portland. Maine, and Barbara domestic dispute between the Reillys and their returning to school. or are coming back to school after a stint in economy. The program costs $27 .50. for one college pregnancy will begin at Manchester Memorial day at 1 a.m. in Beth David a Mass of Christian burial at 10 Vasnus of West Hartford; several daughter. “ It’s a lot of help in the beginning.” the military, said Lewis. Many of them are “ If you end up all of a sudden the $89,500 annual salary. Accept­ credit, plus a $10 application fee. program Hospital on Monday and Monday. Feb. 27. Cemetery, Elmont, N.Y. Shiva a.m. in St. Bridget Church, 80 grandchildren; and several All three are scheduled to appear in Manchester Taylor said. “ It helps with the anxiety of worried that they are too old. that they with a significant reduction — not ing fees from private organiza­ officials said. It is offered every semester. tions poses a potential conflict for Expectant couples are invited to attend the will be observed at the home of Main St. Burial will be in East great-granchildren. Superior Court today, police said. coming back.” won’t fit in with the college crowd or cannot that I would anticipate this Ix-wis said he would like to see the two-session course, which is offered the third and her daughter in Harrisburg. Pa. Cemetery. Calling hours are The funeral is Wednesday at Taylor worked as a machinist, but handle the work he said because they’re dealing with legislators. Dodd said. program grow, just like the women’s fourth Mondays of each month. The Levitt-Weinstein Memorial Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ll;30a.m . at the Holmes Funeral decided to leave that career to study The program is designed to alleviate program has grown over the last two years. The first session is entitled “ Encouraging a Chapel, 5411 Okeechobee Blvd., p.m. Home. 400 Main St. Calling hours gerontology, the sociological aspects of those worries and help the men fit back into The women's program has grown from 22 Healthy Pregnancy and Outcome” and the second is West Palm Beach, Fla., is in Memorial donations may be are from 11 a.m. until the service aging. While he was first uneasy about the mainstream. Lewis said. The men students last year to about 75 students this Valentine’s D ay vows entitled “ Understanding and Living with Preg­ charge of arrangements. made to the Shriners Hospital for Wednesday. Burial will be in East Lottery returning to college. Taylor now says he range in age from 26 to 52 years old and nancy.” The course is recommended for women in Memorial donations may be Crippled Children, 516 Carew St., Cemetery. feels comfortable at Manche.ster Commun­ include electricians, .stone masons and semester “ This program is one of the reasons their second to fifth month of pregnancy and both made to the United Cerebral Springfield, Mass. 01104. ity College. machinists, he said. community colleges are so successful.” sessions are held in Conference Rooms E and F at Palsy Fund or to a charity of the “ It was a major step for me just coming “ I don’t see fear (in the m en).” said carried over airwaves donor’s choice. In Memoriam Lewis. “They’re not afraid. They're said Lewis. ’’We provide a structured the hospital, from 7 to 9 p.m. Pre-registration is Winning numbers drawn Monday in lotteries into the building.” said Taylor. “ I recom­ Paolina Morra In sad and loving memory of nervous. It’s a major decision” cominfi svstem so they can come back to school” James LaChappelleand Sherry unconventional way of celebrat­ required by calling 647-6600 around New England. mend it (the program) highly to anyone” Paolina (Zeppa) Volpi Morra. John J. Gribbon, who passed Koehler of Coventry were to ing the holiday of love. Connecticut daily: 863. Play Four: 9832. Lorraine Bolin 98. formerly of Bolton, died away February 14, 1980. exchange wedding vows today in “ We were just looking for a Massachusetts daily: 9798. Square dance Is Saturday Lorraine (Picard) Bolin, 60, of Saturday (Feb. 11. 1989) in an unconventional way. Instead different way” to celebrate, he No longer here, Tri-state daily: 653, 7939. Glastonbury, wife of Carl E. Sanford. Fla. She was the widow of getting married in a church said. “ We thought this would be The Manchester Square Dance Club will have a our lives to share; Rhode Island daily: 3591. Couple face condemnation of property mainstream-plus-level dance Saturday at Tiling Bolin, died Monday (Feb. 13, of Secondo Morra. but in our hearts, like many couples. LaChappelle the ultimate way” 1989) at home. She was born in Fabine. Italy and Koehler were to be married Planning the wedding has been Junior High School, 229 E. Middle Turnpike, from 8 he’s always there. value of the easement property She was born in Hartford on and had lived in Bolton for 75 Bv Nanev Concelman worried that the town may not Brook drainage system repairs, over the airwaves. a chore since they were only to 10; 30 p.m. Suptie Rogers will call the squares and Sadly missed, will be determined in court .Weiss March 16, 1928, the daughter of years before moving to Florida Manchester Herald maintain his yard or take care of estimated last September at The couple were to be married notified a week ago that they had Joan and Armand Daviau will cue the rounds. A quietly remembered, said. Mary (Raymond) Picard of Hart­ nine years ago. any problems related to the $.500,000 to $7,50.000. at Willimantic radio station won. said Koehler. round dance workshop will be offered from 7:30 to 8 Wife, daughter & sister The Passcantells have said the ford and the late Arthur L. She is survived by two sons. Thoughts A local couple who refused to cuivert or the work. Town Manager Robert B. Weiss WILI-FM as part of the station's p.m. Donation is $8 per couple. Spectators are sinkholes have been a problem “ It’s real tough,” she said. “ We Picard. She was a resident of Carlo Volpi and Frank Volpi. both negotiate an easement agree­ “ If my property caves in the said today the town is responsible Valentine’s Day celebration, said welcome. since they bought their home had to get married in a week. It Glastonbury for the past 34 years. of Sanford; a daughter. Mary ment with the town to allow for next day. there’s nothing I can do for maintaining the easement Koehler LaChappelle. 21, and In Memoriam more than 11 years ago. Passcan­ was very nerve-racking.” Before retiring, she had been Kaminsky of Sanford; six grand­ To listen to some modern commentary one would repair of a drainage sy.stem face about it,” Pa.sscantell said. property, but the Passcantell’s Koehler, 24. planned to exchange In loving memory of my sister, tell has said the yard is unsafe for Also. Koehler said the wedding Smokers can get help employed by Fotomat of East children; and eight great­ get the impression that the source of true happiness condemnation of part of their The Passcantells have com­ attorney. Robin Murdock- vows during an on-afr ceremony Julie Gomez, who passed away his children. might be a comfort to her family Hartford for 13 years. She was a grandchildren. She was prede­ would lie in examining the lifestyles of the rich and property. plained to the town for nearly a Meggers. said Passcantell dis­ at about 11 a.m. The Manchester Health Department Senior February 14, 1988. The town has come and filled after the recent death of her member of St. Dunstan’s Church, ceased by a daughter. Carolyn famous, or whoever is featured in the latest The Board of Directors is year about sinkholes in their back agreed with language in the “ It was a spur-of-the-moment Citizens’ Clinic will offer a four-part smoking Always in my mind, and forever some of the holes, but they father. James, She and LaChap­ Glastonbury. Morra. negotiations for a multimillion dollar sports scheduled to vote next Tuesday yard. The town says the holes are easement agreement that waived thing.” said Koehler. “ We didn’t cessation program at the Manchester Senior in my heart. continue to reappear. Passcantell pelle have known each other for Besides her husband, she is The funeral was today at St. contract, or whoever has the latest hit song. One of on a recommendation to condemn a result of deterioration of a box the town’s liability for any think we’d get picked” Citizens’ Center beginning Feb. 27 from 1 to 3 p;m. about five years and are restoring survived by three sons, Keith L. James Cemetery. The John F. Sadly missed, the Beatles once commented they were more a portion of property owned by- culvert underneath the lawn. The damage done to property outside has said. The couple was chosen from The series is designed for senior citizens and is Connie Camosci said the concrete floor a house in Coventry, where they Bolin of Longmont, Colo., Kirk E. Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. popular than Jesus. Thomas and Sandra Passcantell culvert is part of the Bigelow the easement. about 20 entries, said station based on the American Cancer Society’s “ Seven of the culvert in that area is will live. However, in the Bible, Jesus insists that at 312-314 E. Middle 'Turnpike. Brook drainage .sy.stem. “ This easement is very close to manager Jeff Spencer. It is the Day Quit” program. deteriorating, allowing water to happiness comes to people who put God's will first, Assistant Town Attorney William The town began repairs to that Mr. Passcantell’s foundation” second year the station has run They will also receive a cruise There is a charge of $15. $10 of which is returned if seep through and causing the who feel for the poor and who mourn with us through Shea has recommended that the system but cannot work on the Meggers said today. to the Bahamas, a reception, participants attend all sessions. The rest of the the contest, he said. a tragedy; who are merciful and peacemakers and town condemn a piece of the culvert beneath the Passcantell Meggers said she has asked to sinkholes. He said the conte.st was started wedding pictures, flowers, a cake money is used for refreshments and for the work of The entire Bigelow Brook who will sacrifice for what is right. All of these couple’s back yard, saying their property until the easement is meet with Shea and William so -the station would have an and tuxedos. the American Cancer Society. Dates of the other drainage project also includes qualities demand the very best of us a concern for refusal to negotiate an easement final. The town administration Camosci, director of engineering sessions are March 6, 8. and 13, from 1 to 3 p.m. contributed to “ David Copper- work in the Walker Street area, and tapped him to play the father the common good and an understanding that we are is holding up repairs to the .says the easement issue is services for the town, but hasn’t Pre-registration is necessary by calling the Health George O’Hanlon under Manchester High School, of the future. field,” “ A Tale of Two Cities,” a part of a world greater than our individual self a Bigelow Brook drainage .system holding up work and may in­ received a response. If the Department at 647-3174. “ Anna Karenina,” and “ Mutiny and Benton Street. (AP) - Although the “ The Jetsons” world that God is nudging in the way it should go. Passcantell said today he was crease the cost of the Bigelow condemnation is approved, the George O’Hanlon, who became only ran from 1962-1963, it deve­ on the Bounty.” Ryman first went The latter is hard but its potential for happiness is ^vsicr D on^. to work for Disney in 1938 when the voice of man-of-the-future loped a loyal following. In 1985,41 evident when we ask which kind of person would you Lions Club auction set such full-length animated films cartoon character George Jetson new episodes were commissioned prefer to have stand beside you in difficult times? as “ Pinocchio,” “ Dumbo” and Mutual housing group The Lions Club will hold an art auction Friday. after unsuccessfully auditioning for syndication and O’Hanlon The one who is grasping for personal fame and “ Fantasia” were in the planning Feb. 24, at the Manchester Country Club, 305 S. Main for the role of Fred Flintstone, again did the voice of George fortune so that all who get in the way are brushed stages. St. There will be a preview at 7 p.m . and the auction died Saturday shortly after a Jetson. aside or a person who has the capacity to feel for me Asked in 1953 to make sketches -.'ill begin at 8. Wine and cheese will be served and a stroke. He was 76. and even sacrifice for me? We ought then to be for eyes Hartford market of major Disneyland attractions S4 donation is requested. Framed oils and prints will The writer and actor had just others what we want them to be for us? Jesus’ vision be offered. All proceeds will be used to fund finished recording his role as Herbert Ryman to show potential backers of the is of a world in which people are concerned for one HARTFORD (AP) — Squeezed - and .sole full-time employee — charitable activities of the Manchester Lions Club. George in “ Jetsons; The Movie,” LOS ANGELES (AP) - Holly­ then-proposed theme park, Ry­ LOVES ME. LOVES ME NOT. LOVES ME. LOVES ME NOT. another. And he lived that way to the end. Even by a housing market so tight that and moved into new offices in a full-length cartoon from Uni­ wood artist Herbert D. Ryman. man in two days sketched an when that end was a cross. I can’t be happy if half the hou.seholds can’t afford downtown Hartford. versal Pictures and Hanna- whose sketches of Disneyland aerial view that showed Sleeping Luncheon seminar slated brothers and sisters are hurting and I cannot be the American dream of owning a Ouellet previously the director Barbera Productions scheduled helped sell the concept of the Beauty’s castle. Main Street and happy when God’s will that none should perish is not house, a group of Hartford of a homeless shelter, said the Dr. Julius Landwirth, director of Pediatrics at for release this fall. fantasy theme park to bankers a railroad to take guests to taken seriously. “ Blessed are the Pure in Heart.” residents has banded together to advantages of group ownership Hartford Hospital, will discuss “ Health Care: Who The actor was beat out for the and whose work for Disney various attractions. TVacy Burgess belore Tracy Burgess alter. try the next best thing: a are obvious in Hartford, where Gets What?” at the next Luncheon Seminar of the voice of cartoon character Fred spanned five decades, died of Ryman later helped with draw­ Rev. James I. Meek European-style experiment in the average cost of a home is t o v ^ ME. LOVES ME NOT. LOVES ME. LOVES ME NOT. LOVES ME. | Greater Hartford Jewish Community Center. The Flintstone of “ The Flintstones” cancer Friday. He was 68. ings for Walt Disney World, Community Baptist Church group ownership close to $170,000 and more than luncheon will be held Wednesday, Feb. 22, at noon, by Alan Reed, but Barbera As a story illustrator in the Epcot Center and Tokyo Disnev- Manchester MIRODUCMG WEIGHT WATCHERS 1 The fledging non-profit group half of the area’s households are ^or more information, call Sally Abbey, 236-4571. remembered O’Hanlon’s audition 1930s, the Vernon. 111., native land. calls itself the Mutual Housing forced into the pricey rental NEW 1989 QUICK SUCCESS PROGRAM. H appy WENmNEsD«?t: Association of Greater Hartford market ^ Watchers wants you to be happy That's why we made this year’s Inc., and has about 60 members. Formed in 1988, the as.sociation From MISTER Donut is .still working on its fir.st two ^ N’-'w Quick Success Program even better than last year's With our proven fPublic Meetings They plan to use federal and state P P etlective program, theres an even easier way to lose weight last So come Located at the corners of Weather iianrhpslpr Hpralft projects: the acquisition of 42 grants and contributions from 1 I in to one ol our convenient locations today West Middle Tnpk. & Broad Street. businesses to develop, own and uniis of exi.sting hou.sing in Meetings scheduled tonight. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII. No. 115 manage new and existing housing Hartford's Frog Hollow neighbor­ Manchester, CT Chance of rain .stock in Hartford. hood, and the construction of20to Penny M. Siefferl. Publisher Manchester Manchester and vicinity; To­ Association members who live 30 new units in the city’s Blue George T. Chippell Dennis M Santoro Manchester Arts Council, 20 Hartford Road, 7 night. cloudy. A 50 percent in the units will pay lower than Hills neighborhood, Editor Advenising Director As.sociation members will pay HALF PRICE - PAY ONLY $13 p.m. chance of rain. Low 35 to 40. market value rents, and will J Douglas A Bevins Sheldon Cohen make decisions about how to $2,500 to become resident- Eighth Utilities District budget meeting, tax Wednesday, rain likely. High Executive Editor Composing Manager Join by March 11 at these convenient times and locations; manage the property. managers. and their rents will be I I I I'll 11 office, 7:30 p.m. around 50. Chance of rain 70 SOUTH WINDSOR Jeanne G Fromerth Robert H Hubbard The group’s goal is "to produce determined according to their EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER percent. Outlook for Thursday, Business Manager Preasroom Manager First Congregational Church Second Congregational Church Wapping Comm. Church housing that is not for sale.” said income and the size of their 637 Main Street 365 N MainSi 1790 Ellington Rd chance of rain High around 40. Denise A. Roberts Frank J MeSweegan Andover family. Ouellet said. •Wed 10am,4'45pm&7pm • Mon 4 45 pm & 7 pm •Thurs 4 45 pm 6 7 pm Personnel Manager Circulation Director Jack Kadzik. president of the 6 DONUTS For •Wed 445pm6 7pm Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building, 7; 30 West Coastal, East Coastal: board of director.s of the Mutual For the 42 units in Frog Hollow, Knights of Columbus Hall p.m. Tonight, cloudy with patchy fog. rents will drop from about $4.50 to 1631 Mam Street Community Baptist Church Published dally axcapt Sunday and certain holidays by the Housing Association of Greater 565 E Center Sireel Manchester Publishing Co., tfl Bralnard Place. Manchester. •Mon 7pm A 50 percent chance of rain. Low Hartford. Inc. $.500 to about $125 to $.375, Kadzik •Thufs 10 am Limit 2 Dozen near 40. Wednesday, rain likely. Conn. 00040 Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. said. $100 Bolton Postmaster: Sertd address changes to the Manchester Herald. Kadzik said “ mutual housing Per Customer High 45 to 50. Chance of rain 70 is a -year-old institution in "The rents will go down in­ Board of Fire Commissioners, fire department, 7 P.O. Box 591. Manchsater. Conn. 00040. 40 Meetings begin at times listc* ! above percent. Outlook for Thursday, If you don't receive your Herald by 5 p m weekdays or 7:30 Canada and Europe, where there itially. and they will stay below Offer expires 2/28/89 With Coupon Only p.m. Doors open 45 minutes earlier lor ;cgistratK)M No reservatinn neeiJecJ chance of rain High around 40. a m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable are about 4 million units of market rates because we won’t to reach your carrisr. call subscriber service at 047-9940 by 0 CALL 1-800-333-3000 ____ At The Corners of West Middle Tnpk. and tenant-managed, group-owned have debt service to pay ,” Kadzik I Northwest Hills: Tonight, p m. weekdays tor delivery In Manchester. OR 1-800-972-9320 Coventry Suggested carrier rates are St 00 weekly. $7.70 tor one hou.sing. In the United Slates, said Broad Street, Manchester CT cloudy. A 50 percent chance of Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office month. $23.10 tor three months. $40 20 for six months and there are about 400 such units, he U S Rep. Barbara Kennelly. mixed rain and snow. Low 30 to $92.40 for one year. THK NKVV ObIbK SliCCKSS PROGRAM Building, 7:30 p.m. D-Conn . praised the association W MSter______35. Wednesday, rain likely High The Manchester Herald Is a member of the Associated Press said Youth Advisory Committee, Town Office Build­ the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press On Monday, the association as a necessary innovation in a in the mid 40s Chance of rain 70 .Ht AATCMI OofxuWwvwwmnnnrrw ing, 7; 30 p.m. Today’s \weather picture was drawn by Danny Association and the New England Newspaper Association. announced the hiring of Denis time when federal spending percent. Outlook for Thursday, Democratic Town Committee, Town Office Krajewski, 9, a fourth-grader at Nathan Hale School. Ouellet as its executive director housing is decreasing. chance of rain. High 35 to 40. Building, 8 p.m. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb. 14, 1989 — 5 •1 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday Feb 14, 1989 LOCAL Nahley case prompts laws for lawyers NATION & WORLD HARTFORD (AP) - Spurred by dozen clients are trying to recoup of any bounced checks in lawyers’ be approved in the General Assembly. the $3 million embezzlement scheme their losses, which range as high as client trust accounts. He said the new standards will focus & STATE of former Danbury Probate Judge $179,000 each, ■ Require random audits of lawy­ on a bank overdraft notification bill. Richard Nahley. the Legislature is "The fact that it was a sitting ers’ financial records by the State­ The bar association has endorsed the Fires in Fiorida considering several bills to protect probate judge made it more infamous wide Grievance Committee. idea and the Superior Court Rules Subdivision OK sought than other cases involving smaller ■ Require the permanent disbar­ Committee is expected to vote on the clients’ money from unscrupulous new requirement within several A South Windsor developer is seeking lawyers. accounts, or where it was just an ment of any lawyer convicted of attorney, not a judge.” said state Rep. embezzlement. weeks. approval for a 48-lof subdivision on the east But the state constitution gives the The bar association has also en­ fed by abnormai side of Keeney Street, aecording to plans filed judiciary authority over lawyers, and Robert Godfrey, D-Danbury. “It ■ Require trust accounts to be definitely raised consciousnesses” audited annually by an independent dorsed random audits, but the rules at the town Planning Department. state Rep, Richard Tulisano. D-Rocky committee has rejected the audits as The applicant. Fairway Estates of 69 Hill, said the bills may be a waste of Godfrey and four other lawmakers certified public accounting firm. time if the Superior Court committee have filed bills to protect clients’ Mary Elizabeth St, Clair, assistant too expensive. Reegwood Drive, South Windsor, submitted a Daniel B. Horwitch, executive subdivision application and request for a that controls lowers’ code of conduct funds controlled by attorneys. The executive director of the bar associa­ hot, dry winter bills would: tion, said there is no need for a public director of the Statewide Grievance wetlands permit to the Planning and Zoning ignores the Legislature. Committee, said auditing would not Commission on Jan, 31, "Technically, we could pass the ■ Establish a public fund to reim­ fund to reimburse embezzlement bill," Tulisano. the co-chairman ofthe burse victims of embezzlement by victims. The bar association already burden the panel, which can repri­ MIAMI (AP) — South Florida’s which despite some flows of The developer proposes subdividing 59 1 has a security fund to reimburse mand lawyers or bring them before a weather has been the envy of the water from Lake Okeechobee is acres of land zoned Residence AA The Judiciary Committee, said. “If they lawyers. The fund would consist of a (judges) are going to ignore us. it portion of the money lawyers pay victims of lawyer fraud, she said. Superior Court judge and recommend nation in recent weeks, but the already starting to show subtle developer may build single-family homes, Given the Legislature’s limited suspension or disbarment. abnormally hot, dry winter is signs of spring-like dryness. according to plans, A wetlands permit is won’t go far” each year in occupational fees. The Nahley killed himself 15 months ago Connecticut Bar Association would influence in regulating lawyers, Tuli­ Maloney said the prospect of depleting the region’s water Areas on the fringe of Everglades required for installation of a detention basin on random audits would keep lawyers supplies, drying up wetlands and National Park that are usually the southern part of the property, after embezzling more than $3 million manage the fund and review claims sano said a scaled-down set of he held in trust for clients of his for reimbursement. standards already winning approval honest. And in Nahley’s case, an audit hastening the start of the wildfire covered in water are now too dry Manchester attorney Lawrence A, is ■ Require banks to notify the state in the judicial system is more likely to may have made a big difference. season. to ride an airboat across and listed on the application as the agent for the private law practice. More than three some parts of the wetlands are firm. From Lake Okeechobee to Key West, rainfall has been running hard enough to walk on. only about 50 percent of its A major concern from the Editorials historic average since dryness is wildfires, which tore Two held in 1-95 holdups Two firms December. through the Everglades and STAMFORD (AP) — Two men have been Combine that with tempera­ every region of the state in 1981 charged with committing three weekend tures consistently in the low 80S, and 1985. In each of those years at robberies at the Interstate 95 rest stop in ask chance critical of at least 5 degrees hotter than least 150,000 acres were black­ Darien, police said, normal, and you have the mak­ ened and hundreds of homes Stamford police Detective Lt, Joseph Fal- ings of a drought. destroyed. zetti said the men. Allen Lane, 19, Robert at OTB O’Neill plan “You might as well call it the “We’re not only expecting a Davis, 36, were arrested early Monday and south Florida desert,” says busy year, we’ve already got a busy year,” said David Utley, each was charged with three counts of HARTFORD (AP) — Editorial Henry LaRose, a hydrologist with third-degree robbery and one count of larceny HARTFORD (AP) — Two compan­ the U.S. Geological Survey office district administrator for the ies are seeking a chance to assume the writers for most Connecticut news­ state Division of Forestry. “We of a motor vehicle. papers have soundly criticized the in Fort Myers. “The trouble is, The men are accused of stealing purses from contract for Connecticut’s off-track things are going to get worse normally only had four fires a betting program and are challenging budget and tax plan unveiled by Gov. AP photo week, now we’re running out to three women in the parking lot of the William A. O’Neill last week, saying before they get better.” northbound McDonald's restaurant near Exit the state’s longstanding, no-bid con­ blasphemous. Iran’s Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today That’s because the region is in two or three a day.” tract with a third company. spending should be pared further and BOOK PROTEST — Protesters in Rawalpindi. Pakistan, Even though the fire season 10 in Darien during three separate robberies on decreed that the author be sought out and put to death. the midst of its cyclical winter­ Executives for Ladbroke Racing proposed new taxes are inappropriate burn an effigy Monday of Salman Rushdie, the author of spring dry season that doesn’t doesn’t officially begin until Sunday. and unfair. Each was being held in lieu of $10,090 bail and Corp.. part of a worldwide corpora­ “The Satanic Verses,” a book many Moslems consider end until June, when afternoon March, state firefighters already tion ba.sed in England, and GTECH The proposed extension of the 7.5 showers and hurricane-fed have responded to 72 fires this scheduled for arraignment today in Stamford percent sales tax to utilities — which Superior Court, Corp. of Providence. R.I . say they storms become the norm. year, Utley said. want a chance to bid on the OTB the governor said would account for Rainfall was slightly below “We’re preparing to step ever­ contract when it expires in the spring $340 million of the $688 million in new Khomeini sentences author to death normal last summer, and the ything up to suppress the big fires Beware of expensive gifts of 1990, taxes he has recommended — has drought began to take hold we expect in March and April,” But American Totalisator Co., also borne the brunt of the criticism. Utley said. Beware of loved ones bearing surprisingly NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Iran’s Ayatollah regretted the violence. But he told CBS “This The name of Rushdie’s novel is derived around October. known as Amtote. which has held the The Bristol Press said the corner­ from the verses Mohammed removed from “What we’ve had this year is Significant rain is the only hope large or expensive gifts on Valentine’s Day. contract since 1973. and the state both stone of the new tax package was “the Ruhollah Khomeini today ordered Moslems Morning” : of turning the dry spell around, to seek out and kill the publishers and author “Frankly, I wish I had written a more the Koran on grounds they were inspired by three or four very dry months warns a University of Connecticut psychologist want to extend their agreement, at rotten apple in Gov. O’Neill’s budget Satan. before the dry season even but long-range forecasts from the who says big gifts and guiit sometimes go hand barrel” and condemned it as the of “The Satanic Verses, ” an acclaimed novel critical book. I mean, a religion that claims, least through 1994. that is able to behave like this: religious The campaign against the book turned started," said Steve Lamb, National Weather Service give in hand. The contract paid Amtote. a div­ “worst sort of tax — a tax on many Moslems consider blasphemous. little hope for relief. They call for When someone is either falling out of love or “Whoever is killed doing this will be leaders, let’s say, who are able to behave like violent over the weekend. water-use director for the South ision of General Instrument, nearly $8 necesseties.” this, and then say that this is a religion which At least five people were killed and more Florida Water Management Dis­ more of the same: temperatures already has done so, and is feeling guilty, million last yearout ofthe$200million The paper said exemptions from the ■ regarded as a martyr and will go directly to above normal, rainfall below. ‘‘sometimes they not only give a gift — they go .heaven,” radio quoted Khomeini as must be above any kind of whisper or than 80 injured Sunday when police fired on a trict. “Now we don’t have any bet through OTB. The state kept about tax for the poor and elderly were not criticism, that doesn’t add up.” mob trying to storm the U.S. Information substantial rain to look forward to overboard," said Charles Lowe, a professor of $19 million broad enough to include all those for saying when he “sentenced” author Salman psychology at the Storrs campus. Rushdie to death. Tehran radio quoted Khomeini as saying: Center in Islamabad, the Pakistani capital. for months.” State gaming officials .say they have whom the tax would be “I would like to inform all the intrepid In Srinagar, summer capital of India’s “Normal rain of two inches a Soviets conduct A $2.50 card from someone who customarily solid reasons to extend the current overburdening. Indian-born Rushdie, who denies the book sends you a more modest greeting can be a blasphemes the faith he was born into, today Moslems in the world that the author of the northern Jammu-Kashmir state, police killed month isn’t going to solve it." he contract and they point to an attorney The Hartford Courant, however, book entitled ‘Satanic Verses’... as well as at least one demonstrator today when they added. “We need several days of surprise check tip-off. general’s opinion that because of the said: “Let’s not get carried away by told the British Broadcasting Corp. that he ‘‘Superficiaily, gifts are aiways nice. But takes the threat “very seriously indeed ” and those publishers who were aware of its fired at an angry crowd, according to United soaking rain.” unique nature of OTB. the contract horror stories. ... More than 70 contents, are hereby sentenced to death." News of India agency. Jammu-Kashmir is Lake Okeechobee, the 714- of U.S. factory gifts can be given for the wrong reason — does not have to be put out for percent of the tax increases will come may consider asking British authorities for flattery, ingratiation, wanting to get some­ protection. The patriarch of the Islamic revolution said India’s only predominantly Moslem state and square-mile heart of the region’s SAN DIEGO (AP) - A team of competitive bids under the state’s from businesses and from upper- in a decree that the book was “compiled, it borders mainly Moslem Pakistan. water system and its primary thing from you, or guilt," Lowe said. bidding statute. middle-income residents, if the gover­ But he added, “It seems to me that Islamic Soviets is inspecting a former "If this person has not done this in the past, fundamentalists could do with a little bit of printed and published in opposition to Islam." In Srinagar and Anantnag, 60 miles to the source of drinking water, has U.S. cruise missile production GTECH’s chairman. Guy B. nor gets his way.” The Iranian government declared Wednes­ southeast, protesters’ stones stopped traffic. been dropping steadily since last and comes up with a big gift, that‘s something Snowden, says that although the law The Herald of New Britain said the criticism right now” facility here today in the first that needs to be thought about," he said. "It In violent demonstrations against the book, day a “day of national mourning ... in protest Police charged the mobs with steel-tipped April and could reach a critically surprise check of American com- may not require bidding, nothing utility tax was the “most galling” part against the new conspiracy of the great Satan bamboo canes and resorted to tear gas to low depth of 10 feet by the end of could be either a sign of falling in love again or prevents the state from soliciting of the governor’s tax package. The at least five people have been killed in pliance with the 1987 OCCUPIED CHURCH — People pray aned sing as they occupy Pakistan and one person in India when police (the United States) to publish poisonous and quell demonstrators in Srinagar, said the May, according to water district Intermediate-range Nuclear For­ of feeling guilty." compciitiye bids St. Michael the Archangel Church in Bridgeport for the third day Journal Inquirer of Manchester said insulting subject-matter concerning Islam, agency. spokeswoman Anne Overton. The A key to the future of Connecticut’s the “nuisance and pain” the tax could . fired into stone-throwing mobs. ces Treaty, officials said. Monday. Members of the predominantly Polish parish are The book is banned in those countries, as the Koran and the blessed prophet," Most leaders of the protest acknowledge lowest level on record came OTB program is the construction by cause may prompt an overhaul of the Moslems honor the prophet Mohammed as they have not read the novel, which is a during the drought of 1981, when The 10-member delegation is Student threatened to kill Roncari Industries of a $3.5 million protesting the transfer of a popular priest. state’s entire tax system. well as in South Africa and some other Islamic nations. Protesters want the book God’s messenger who brought Allah’s revela­ complex allegory on the birth of religion and the lake dipped to 9.75 feet. touring Air Force Plant 19, NEW HAVEN (AP) — A Yale University betting theater with 1,100 seats. The “It is hard to see how anyone could tions to mankind in the Koran, the holy book of Britain’s attitude toward residents from its Mandatory water-use restric­ operated by General Dynamics assemble such a tax package and not banned in the United States. graduate student who killed his former theater would be a smaller version of Rushdie, interview from London, said he Islam. former Indian empire. tions already have been imposed Convair Division, to verify that girlfriend and himself in Delaware over the the New Haven Teletrack, where expect that it would increase support on the Gulf Coast resort of Marco components of the banned Air weekend had threatened to do the same four bettors can watch horse races live on for an income tax among all sorts of Island, in parts of coastal Lee Force Tomahawk missile system months ago, police say. a big screen. Dissidents won’t quit people,” the newspaper said. County and in northern Palm are no longer being produced Aaron Haruna Symar Gillum was taken by It would be the only racing theater It went on to suggest that the Beach and Martin counties. there. besides the 2.300-seat Teletrack in governor, long an opponent of an Iran executes 70 drug smugglers ambulance to Yale-New Haven Hospital Oct. 9 “It’s not unusual to have Soviet inspectors were re­ after he had threatened to kill himself and the New Haven to offer large-screen income tax, might change his mind, prisoners. The Mujahedeen water-use cutbacks — what’s video presentation of races. occupation of church given the state’s current financial TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Sev­ being left hanging for a day as has hashish, have been reported quired to leave San Diego by 1:30 girlfriend, Angeiina Bryant, at his Dwight been the case with earlier seized by security forces backed Khalq, or People’s Holy War­ unusual is to have them so early p.m. today. They did not plan to Street apartment, police said Monday. The OTB sy.stem now includes the situation. enty drug smugglers were riors, the main Iranian opposition in the year," Lamb said. “As far BRIDGEPORT (AP) - It started dents remain inside during Mass but The Courant, however, disputed hanged in Tehran and 25 other executions. by helicopter gunships. comment publicly on their visit, Gillum, 22, drove from New Haven to teletrack and 14 small OTB branches, Today’s hangings were the first group, claims 12,000 prisoners as water levels go, this is what which do not have video displays of as a two-day vigil to protest removal said they are refusing to take that assertion, saying that former Iranian cities today, an official Nearly 200 men and women, we’re used to seeing in late April said Capt. Ken Pease, chief Newark, Del., Saturday and shot Bryant to communion from Bambol. identified by the official media as since the execution of drug have been executed since August spokesman for the On-Site In­ death with a high-powered rifle, then turned races. Betting in the teletrack for the of a popular priest and other issues, House Speaker Irving Stolberg’s report said, the largest number of and May — not February. ” but dissident Polish parishoners oc­ Church authorities have made no traffickers executed in a single convicted drug smugglers, have smugglers was suspended during in a systematic purge of spection Agency in Washington. the weapon on himself, Delaware Stale Police past fiscal year totaled $88.2 million, income tax proposal is “as dead as dissidents. Southwest Florida ho­ cupying a Catholic Church now vow to attempt to have the dissidents ex­ last fall’s leaves.” day of a ferocious anti-narcotics been executed since early Feb. 1-11 celebrations to mark the said. Bryant, 24, was a graduate student at the while sales in the branches and by 10th anniversary of the Islamic The United Nations and the meowners who depend on back­ The INF treaty allows both telephone betting were $112.1 million. remain until the diocese’s bishop pelled. but police said officers are Not all papers opposed the gover­ crackdown. January. yard wells for their water needs nations 20 unscheduled visits of University of Delaware. agrees to meet with them. stopping by once an hour to make sure Fifty-six were executed Jan. 16, Revolution, London-based Amnesty Interna­ Grady Johnson, Gillum’s roommate, said The Windsor Locks facility was nor’s plans. The Day of New London.. Sixty-seven men were hanged tional human rights group have are beginning to come up dry with each other’s defense plants annu­ The dissidents at St, Michael of the everything is calm. rai.sed its editorial voice in favor of the in public at dawn in a blinding a few days before a new law went Prosecutor-General Musavi Monday that Gillum often was depressed and supposed to have been finished by Khoeiniha declared in a recent said at least 1,000 have been slain groundwater levels as much as 8 ally through 1992, when the now. but only its steel skeleton has Archangel Church have a list of three Three or four of the dissidents have tax plan, saying it was “both an snowstorm and three women into effect that set a mandatory feet below what they were two number drops to 15 per year. It had appointments with a local doctor. demands they want to discuss with also volunteered to participate in a for people con­ interview on Tehran Radio: in that period. been built. equitable and appealingly positive were executed inside Iranian Iranian leaders have admitted years ago. will be reduced again in 1997 to 10 Bridgeport Bishop Edward M. Egan: hunger strike later this week unless a response to the tough times that have prisons, the official Islamic Re­ victed of possessing even small “This is the end of the line. If we Most of the delay has been caused do not destroy them, they will that scores of “counterrevolu­ The lack of rain is also having visits annually for the remainder Building safety studied by negotiations toward an agreement removal of their new pastor, the Rev. meeting with the bishop is arranged. befallen the state.” public News Agency reported. amounts of narcotics. an impact on the Everglades, of the 13-year pact. John Bambol: return of a popular Diocese offices in Bridgeport were Seven of the men were hanged An anti-narcotics task force destroy our youths." tionaries” have been executed, under which Amtote would lease and The Day said the plan was fair Police statistics released Mon­ but denied human rights The state Department of Public Safety has operate the facility. associate, the Rev. Roman Palas- closed for the Monday holiday and an because it spread the new tax burden ■in Tehran’s Shusha and Korasan made up of Revolutionary released a report citing some of the difficulties zewski; and an end to the Franciscan answering service operator said Egan Guards and the Revolutionary day said 3,300 drug traffickers violations. In a presentation last year to the as broadly as possible within the squares in a public spectacle that The Tehran Times daily said in in creating a state building inspector position gaming division. Ladbroke executive order’s control of the church. was unavailable for comment. confines of the state’s regressive tax underlined the government’s de­ Committees, who have largely have been arrested since 1987 and and filling positions in an expanded state The dissidents have criticized Bam­ taken over law enforcement, that police had seized 11 tons of an editorial today that it supports Paul Silvergleid submitted an inch- “We are going to remain in the system. termination to eliminate drug allowing a U.N. committee inves­ building inspection department. State Sen, thick proposal with glossy pictures church until we have a chance to talk bol for attempting to open the parish The Record-Journal of Meriden 'smuggling and abuse, which have rounded up more than 2,000 opium, 1,540 pounds of heroin and Marie Herbst. D-Vernon. said in a news to Bishop Egan,” Halina Chmiel. a to other ethnic groups, but said they drug suspects in recent weeks. 2.3 tons of hashish during the tigate the observance of human and said Ladbroke would take over took a pragmatic approach to the officials say has become a major rights in Iran. release. the OTB system from Amtote and spokeswoman for the dissidents, said have already received assurances problem, telling its readers that if problem. Scores of heavily armed period, Herbst. co-chairman of the Public Safety from the Rev, Daniel Pietrzak. the smugglers have been killed in gun IRNA says Iran has 1 million The English-language news­ expand it. Monday. state residents “expect the same ’ But few people turned out to paper said it would be better “to Committee, said she recently received the But Robert Munroe, OTB unit chief About 20 dissidents sat in the front provincial for the Franciscan order in services they’ve received in the past, witness the executions because battles with security forces in the drug addicts, but unofficial esti­ report on the status of implementing recom­ pews of the ornate, 89-year-old church Baltimore who assigns priests to St. eastern provinces bordering mates put the number at double invite them and convince them at the state Division of Special and a little more on top, they’re going the storm paralyzed traffic in the that nothing unjust is being mendations from the Governor’s Construction Revenue, said taking over the OTB Monday morning — down from about Michael’s, that it will remain Polish. to have to pay. It’s just that simple.” city. More than three inches of Afghanistan and Pakistan, the that. Advisory Committee. 80 on Sunday — singing hymns and “He knew that if everybody started main smuggling routes, the offi­ The execution of drug committed and that all is accord­ system is easier said than done. He The Middletown Press, noting the snow fell during the night. ing to law, although there may be In 1988. the General Assembly authorized .said it would be "suicidal" to upset the praying aloud in Polish. They have coming, the Polish language would storm raised by O’Neill’s tax plan, The men’s bodies were cut cial media has reported. smugglers has coincided with $250,000 to create the Office of Fire and been taking turns occupying the die out,” Genevieve Kozlowski. a Large quantities of narcotics, reports that authorities have also a difference on how we look at it sensitive talks now by raising the cautioned that “there are two sides to down from the makeshift gallows from how they do.” Building Safety. The funds also covered new possibility of replacing the OTB church in shifts of two to seven hours parishoner for 25 years, said of a budget” and said legislators and •after a short time, instead of including heroin, opium and executed hundreds of political inspector positions, building code training for contractor. It would set the Windsor while others go to work and attend to Bambol. citizens should take a long look at two municipal inspectors and revision of the state’s project back significantly, he said. responsibilities at home. But the dissidents said the protest priorities in the budget: education basic building code. GTECH’s Snowden wrote to Or­ Despite a decision by church wasn’t about keeping other groups and fighting crime. lando P. Ragazzi. head of the Division officials to turn off the heat, the group out. The Manchester Herald said the Bleached-paper milk carton ban urged of Special Revenue, on Jan. 10, of protesters swelled Monday night to “Everybody can come to the church governor, by proposing an unpopular ELC accepts applications nearly 100. many of them wearing — black. Hispanic.” said Beata Canada, around Halifax.” 1 saying: "I ... want to make certain idea, has challenged the Legislature products such as toilet tissue Grubka. “But they can’t throw us WASHINGTON (AP) - according to Janet Hieber of Manchester Early Learning Center Before- that you are aware that our interest parkas or sweaters. to find more money “without anta- Greenpeace. “If the carton v/ere were too small to be of concern. The agency and the paper After School is accepting applications for and capabilities include Off Track The protest began Saturday, when (out),” she said. “It’s our church.” gonzing voters.” Enough dioxin could be getting The concentration in eight industry are beginning a more The dissidents believe Bambol into milk from the bleached- filled with water instead of milk, enrollment for children in kindergarten Betting systems and services. Though about 100 dissidents occupied the “Whatever combination of in­ chances are the dioxin would ounces of milk in the Canadian detailed study, said Carol Raul- church helped engineer Palaszewski’s ouster paper cartons now in use to raise ston. vice president for govern­ through grade 3. The state-licensed center is we have not had the opportunity to creased taxation and decreased servi­ the risk of children getting have stayed in the carton. ” she tests worked out to 0.6 picograms sponsored by the town and provides care participate in any contracting for Daily masses, in both Polish and in December because Palaszewski ces comes about, the governor will be of the most potent form of dioxin ment affairs of the American English, have continued to be cele­ was too active in the Polish commun­ cancer, says an environmental said. Paper Institute, the chief trade before and after school and during summer OTB thus far. we request that you so in a good position later to disclaim group urging the Agriculture Washington television station per kilogram of body weight for a vacations for children of parents working or include us” brated during the protest. The dissi­ ity. responsibility for them,” the Man­ WJLA conducted its own tests child of 110 pounds. That is 100 group. She said the study should chester Herald said. Departrrtent to require different times the lifetime daily intake yield more reliable results in a attending school full time. containers. and found dioxin in school milk at The center, located at Robertson School, The New Haven Register took a concentrations similar to those that the Environmental Protec­ few months. different tack, editorializing on the The petition Monday by Green­ "The industry is committed to operates from 7:15 a m. to 5:30 p.m Fees are peace says the department could found in Canada, according to tion Agency says will increase the assessed on a sliding scale, according to family Parking tickets spur high-level dispute state’s tax situation before the gover­ Roberta Baskin, a WJLA repor­ risk of cancer by one in a million. providing safe packaging and if nor presented his budget last week. require schools and other institu­ there’s anything they’re uncom­ size and income. For information, call 647-9659. tions receiving money from it to ter convering a Greenpeace press EPA’s risk estimates for dioxin NEW HAVEN (AP) — A case ot the crat who was Connecticut’s governor The Register called for an income tax conference Monday. yield higher cancer estimates fortable with (at FDA), we’ll For the second time in two years, from 1955 to 1961 and its U.S. senator buy their milk in cartons made of have to address that," Ms. misdirected parking tickets has pitted as a way to resolve the state’s unbleached paper, glass or some Dioxin is the most powerful than those used by other agen­ Courses offered for adults former Gov. and U.S. Sen. Abraham the city last month sent Ribicoff from 1963 to 1981. financial problems, saying it would cause of cancer ever tested in lab cies. But even if EPA cut its risk Raulston said. Daniels said that he pays off all the other material that is biodegrad­ Diane Durant, spokeswoman HEBRON — RHAM High School Adult Ribicoff. the victim of the foul-up. delinquent notices for parking tickets correct the “misalignment of Connec­ animals, but has not been shown estimate as it is proposing to do, meant for Daniels The $30 delinquent parking tickets he gets, and that ticut’s taxing and spending.” able and not putting the toxic the Canadian milk would contain for the Food and Nutrition Education classes will begin the week of March against a state senator who’s the chemical in milk. to cause cancer in humans. actual violator. notice — doubled from $15 — was for sending Ribicoff his notices was an The Sunday Republican of Water- Health agency concerns about six times as much dioxin as the Service of the Agriculture De­ 5. All classes meet from 7 to 9:30 p.m. No attempt by city officials to embarrass The department provides some partment, said her agency was classes will be held during spring recess, April It has also prompted allegations by parking at a bus stop on Dec. 27 bury suggested O’Neill listen to his human cancer are based on amount that would raise the risk In early 1987. Ribicoff received him. constituents instead of bureaucrats. 5 billion half-pint cartons of milk reviewing material provided by 17 to 21. Here is a list of classes being offered: state Sen. John Daniels. D-New a year through five different animal studies. In high doses, of cancer by one in a million. Haven, a potential mayoral candi­ notices for $220 worth of downtown Ribicoff warned in his letter that he “Tax payers wonder where the dioxin is a proven cause of a Chris Lecos of the Food and Greenpeace. Monday, "German for Conversational Be­ would send all the correspondence to subsidy programs. EPA spokeswoman Alicia Te- ginners,” "Jewelry, Beginners-Advanced” : date. that officials in Mayor Biagio area parking fines meant for Daniels state’s commitment to them has gone. severe form of acne, and some Drug Administration said the The city later dropped the fines the New Haven Register if he received Tax increases will affect workers’ Greenpeace was relying on a nuta said she had been unable to AP photo Tuesday, “English as a Second Language," DiLieto’s administration are out to Canadian government study re­ studies suggest it can cause agency saw no immediate threat embarrass him again.st Daniels because he had not any more of Daniels’ tickets. standards of living and the increased to health that would justify action reach agency officials in a SAFE RETURN — Nellie Barksdale hugs her 15-month- "Introduction to Astrology": Wednesday, “The time has come to expose the ported last fall that found dioxin reproductive disorders. position to comment. ’’Rug Braiding,’’ "Language Arts- Daniels’ car has the same license received any delinquent notices burdens on business could endanger Paper bleached with chlorine without further data. “The basic old daughter, Ashley, after being reunited with her at a The latest notice led Ribicoff to individual for his indifference and their jobs,” the newspaper said. leaching from cartons of Communication," and "Old Time Painting.’’ plate number — 10 — as does the bleached paper into the milk. No can contain tiny amounts of concern is long-term exposure,” gasoline station in Polk City. Fla., Monday. The car was Dodge registered to Ribicoff’s wife. write DiLieto and ask him to put an contempt for the law and the city of The Republican noted that state he said. James Madison, the fourth A registration fee of $15 per course is New Haven,” Ribicoff wrote. government agencies have tested dioxin, according to Environmen­ stolen by a thief who was apparently unaware the child required. For more information and applica­ I/)is. However Daniels’ legislative end to the “continuing nuisance.” spending has increased 73 percent in tal Protection Agency studies of The Canadian study, he said, president of the United States, plates have a state emblem and are “Here we go again with the New Ribicoff did not follow through with the past five years and that 8,000 new milk in the United States. “was quite limited, 18 samples, was bom in Port Conway, Va.. in was asleep in the back seat. The thief left the child at the tion forms, call Anne S. O’Brien, director, his threat, but a copy of his letter was Milk’s high fat content appears paper mills released two yp:!r< 228-9474. white with liiue markings. The Haven Police Department and that state employees have been hired since ago. EPA said the amounts in and from only one area of 1751. gasoline station and disappeared with the car. Ribicoff plates are standard white on scofflaw” wrote Ribicoff. a Demo­ obtained by the Register. 1982. to attract dioxin from the paper. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb 14. 1989 — fi _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday Eeh 14. 1989 NATION Bishop urges BUSINESS & W ORLD fasts to back Gala fetes Emery sale poses Bennett hit pay dirt WASHINGTON (AP) - Drug czar-designate hunger strike Barbie on William J. Bennett, known as one of the poorest a major challenge members of President Reagan's Cabinet when JOHANNESBURG. South Africa (AP) — Archbi­ he was education secretary, hit pay dirt during 30th year STAMFORD (AP) - Analy.sts 1982 to purchase its ow'n planes the few months he was out of office and could shop Desmond Tutu today urged fellow Anglicans to fast three days each week for the duration of a say Con.solidated Freightways and adopt the hub-and-spoke have been a millionaire in a year if he had NEW YORK (AP) - They Inc. faces a major challenge in distribution system used by in­ stayed out, hunger strike by 300 black detainees who are demanding to be set free. rolled out the pink carpet at seeing if it can turn around the dustry leader Federal Express A lecture-circuit industry source said Some of the strikers have not eaten for 22 days, Lincoln Center, where the celeb­ troubled Emery Air Freight Corp.. Guthrie said. Bennett "turned down $1,5 million in lectures and 21 reportedly have been hospitalized. They have rities wore pink roses and sipped Corp., which it is acquiring in a Before then. Emery shipped in 1989" when President Bush nominated him pink champagne and pink deal worth an estimated $230 freight on commercial airlines. last month to be director of National Drug threatened to starve themselves if the government does not either release or charge them. Perrier, But the guest of honor million. “E.ssentially they waited too Control Policy, The Ministry of Law and Order said detainees are didn’t so much as blush. "They have their work cut out long and let Federal Express During the few months after he left office reviewed and released every day, and that 17 were That’s not surprising — she was for them," David Guthrie, an steal a substantial part of the Sept, 20, "he earned about $150,000 to $200,000, Barbie, the doyen of fashion dolls, analyst with Morgan Keegan Co., which was just getting his feet wet," said Don freed today Two detainees who had been on a market.” Guthrie said. "From hunger strike until Saturday were freed Monday but who was honored Monday night said Monday following the an­ that point on, they were never Walker, president of the New York-based for her successful 30-year career nouncement. “It's possible they Harry Walker Agency, which got 30 percent of their release had nothing to do with their fast, the able to catch up.” ministry said. as one of the most popular made a good inve.stment: it’s the fees that ranged from $15,000 to $20,000 per American toys. possible they made a big Paul Schlesinger, an analyst lecture, Tutu said he and other anti-apartheid church with Donaldson, Lufkin & Je- leaders will meet Thursday with Law and Order Mattel Inc. billed the black-tie mistake.” "I had a good few months in the private affair as Barbie’s “Pink Jubilee” Consolidated announced it had nrette, said he thought Consoli­ sector, the best three to four months I ever Minister Adriaan Vlok to discuss the strike, the dated paid too much for Emery, strongest challenge yet to the white-led govern­ anniversary party. Company ex­ agreed to buy all out.standing had," Bennett said. AP photo ecutives said the lavish party, Emery common stock for $7.75 a “because there’s so little in the ment's policy of detention without trial. way of hard assets that Emery Vlok. has agreed to meet starting today with which helped kick off the annual AP photo share in cash and all outstandin-g FAMILY MURDERS — Dorothy and and aunt were found murdered Sunday toy industry fair, was a fitting Emery preferred stock for $21.10 still owns ” He noted that Emery Wheelchair ruling hailed lawyers for some of the detainees and was STILL MARVELOUS — Barbie gets a Allison Smith of TV’s “Kate and Ally," has sold its fleet of planes on a Freddy Alexander stand Monday out­ night. Freddy Alexander has threatened tribute to a toy that has shown Barbie, Eileen Fulton of “As the World a share in cash. Emery has about considering a request to meet with parents of such remarkable longevity — and hand at a Monday night gala at New York's lease-back arrangement in order PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A U.S. appeals side Mrs. Alexander’s mother's house in revenge if the slaying suspect is hunger strikers. 24 million common shares and 1.1 court ruling requiring wheelchair lifts on new profitability. Lincoln Center, celebrating the fashion Turns” and Nancy Dussault of the million preferred shares to raise cash. Port Gibson, Miss., where her mother released. "You know how a mother feels ... it really hurts, doll’s 30th anniversary. From left are Broadway play "Into the Woods.” public buses nationwide is the most important said Neoewaka Lamani, one of six parents who flew “Whatever the cost is. I think outstanding “It’s going to be complicated to victory yet for disabled Americans seeking to Cape Town today in hopes of seeing Vlok. it’s worth it." said John W. The agreement has been ap­ turn that thingaround."Schlesin­ access to mass transit, plaintiffs' lawyers say. Amerman, Mattel’s chairman lifestyles and fashions changed fan mail. picted as a wholesome 21-year- proved by the boards of directors ger said She said her 27-year-old son. Tango, joined the over the years. Barbie’s clothes “She has always reflected the old with a fun-loving streak who In its 2-1 ruling Monday, the 3rd U.S. Circuit strike last week at a Port Elizabeth prison, where he and chief executive officer. of both companies, said Consoli­ Emery, based in Wilton, Conn., Court of .Appeals also upheld a lower court Relative threatens revenge .Although her popularity has and accessories kept pace. times, and today stimulates the turned up, bikini-clad, at beach dated. based in Menlo Park. has been held since June 1986. Guests at Barbie's party were imagination and delight of parties every so often. w’as founded in 1946 by John order that the federal Department of Transpor­ Tutu, who spoke by telephone with Vlok on waned now and then. Barbie has Calif. Emery Sr. When his son. John C. tation eliminate a 3 percent cap on the amount never fallen completely out of entertained by teen-age girls another generation," Koch Later on. Barbie donned Analysts said Emery has never Monday, described him as "very concerned ... The performing the "Barbie Rap” wrote. "Barbie’s appearance in a "mod" clothing and her normally Emery Jr., who started asa truck of money transit authorities must spend to very fact that he is ready to meet a delegation of favor. She has been one of the regain its competitive edge after driver with the company, sud­ improve transportation for the disabled. if slaying suspect is freed most consistent toys in an indus­ and doing the "Barbie” dance. wide variety of ethnic guises clean-cut boyfriend Ken grew his a series of strategic miscalcula­ lawyers and church leaders is an indication that he The rap number was interspersed makes her a great toy for Now hair almost shoulder length. denly announced his retirement "The impact of the majority's decision will is prepared to listen to different points of view." try notorious for quickly fading tions during the past decade. as chairman and chief executive "They were my grandma and fads. Barbie was the nation’s with spoken tributes from several York, a city which draws unique More recently. Barbie has The eompany. which lost $9.95 be very substantial throughout the country and PORT GIBSON, Miss, (AP) - several blocks from where the Tutu, winner of the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize, called become a briefcase-toting career officer in December 1987, ana­ will interfere with the local decision-making .A man jailed on suspicion of bodies were found. The 28-year- my auntie," said Griffin. "And second biggest-selling toy last female celebrities, including sin­ energy from its unparalleled million on revenue of $318.8 on Anglicans to fast each Monday, Wednesday and ger Melba Moore and actresses ethnic diversity." woman. million in the third quarter of lysts saw it as an indication that authority," Judge Morton I. Greenberg wrote killing his ex-girlfriend's grand­ old man was arrested that night. the first lady was my best Friday in support of the hunger strikers. year, after Nintendo video the company was positioning in his dissent. “ I feel the court is friend. " games, according to Toy & Hobby Allison Smith, of the television An audiovisual retrospective of This year finds Barbie charac­ 1988. took on more than $300 mother and aunt had been re­ The man had been arrested two He said a prayer service will be held Thursday at terized as a superstar, decked out itself to be sold. overreaching." leased after being questioned in weeks ago and released on $5,000 Claiborne County Sheriff Frank World magazine. show "Kate & Allie,” and Nancy the doll’s 30 years set to tunes on million in debt to buy rival Davis said he believes the three St. George's Cathedral in Cape Town prior to his Dussault, who has performed in the pop charts during the differ­ in a star-encrusted tulle gown as Purolator Courier Corp. in 1987. Emery Jr was replaced by- the recent slaying of the women's bond following the strangulation meeting with Vlok, and that another service was Each year. Barbie dolls pull in slayings are connected. $450 million to $500 million in the Broadway play "Into The ent periods cataloged Barbie's the reigning queen of the fashion .Although analysts roundly cri­ William F. Souders, a board friend, authorities say. of a close friend of the slain planned for Friday. doll world. If she lives up to her Kidnappers release victim ■And a relative of the women. No murder charges have lie said the man was arrested revenue for Mattel. Woods.” numerous wardrobe changes. ticized the $348 million Purolator member who had no previous after the first killing and questi­ The Rev. Allan Boesak, along with Tutu one of the Part of the doll's success is New York Mayor Edward Koch In the early 1960s, a conserva­ reputation, the other dolls will be purchase. Emery’s problems experience in the air freight BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) — Kidnappers is threatening revenge if the man been filed in either case. pink with envy. released former Prime Minister Paul Vanden is released again. Relatives said the man started oned about it and was charged in country's most influential anti-apartheid clergy­ credited to her adaptability. As marked the occasion by sending tively dressed Barbie was de­ really began when it waited until industry. Boeynants and he returned home "safe and "If he gets out again we're making threats against the fam­ an unrelated house break-in. men, announced Monday that he is fasting in sound" today after a month in captivity, the going to do something about it. " ily after he and his girlfriend There was not enough evidence to solidarity with the hunger strikers. Freddie .Alexander. 52, said out­ broke up just before the first press a murder charge, Davis "None of us wish to die," Boesak said in a letter to Justice Ministry said. Vlok. "But if this is the road we must take to make MARKET IN BRIEF The 69-year-old Christian Democrat was side the ramshackle house where slaying. said. The man was released the partly clothed bodies of his "He's a maniac and he was Saturday after his relatives you and your government understand the evil of IN BRIEF freed late Monday near the railway station in your ways, we will take it." NYSE issues Tournai and took a cab to his Brussels home 50 88-year-oid mother-in-law and going out with my cousin." said posted bond. New bank post 58-year-old sister-in-law were Dorothy .Appleton. "He said he The man was being held Boesak, 43, is a mixed-race clergyman and consoMated trading miles away, said Brussels deputy prosecutor president of the World Alliance of Reformed Andre Vandoran, who headed the found Sunday. was going to kill everyone in this Monday night in the county jail for Cunningham February 13,1989 "He will not walk the streets in family." and had not been charged pend­ Churches. Tutu said of Boesak's decision: “That is investigation. how he believes God is calling him." Thomas J. Cunningham of Investigators said they questioned Vanden this county again as long as there The bodies of Ms. Simmons and ing the return of reports from the Manchester has been pro­ V olum e in shares Tim Fantastic Deak Ms. Thomas, who moved back to Mississippi Crime Lab, Davis The strikers include about 170 detainees at 172,721,930 Boeynants, whose career has been tainted by is family here." Diepkloof Prison outside Johannesburg, 105 at St. moted to vice president of scandal, were satisfied that he had in fact been .Authorities questioned the ex­ Mississippi in 1978 from Chicago said. Tolland Bank, Vernon. boyfriend of Rose Griffin on to take care of her elderly "We like to charge people on Albans prison in Port Elizabeth and 11 at a Port Issues traded kidnapped, an issue that had raised questions Elizabeth police station. Many have been held Cunningham manages the since he disappeared mysteriously on Jan. 14, Monday night in connection with mother, were found in a bedroom evidence and at that time there bank’s consumer lending of­ 1,972 the sexual molestations and stab­ of their home. A butcher knife was not enough evidence," Davis without charge since a state of emergency was declared in June 1986. fice and will be responsible for bing deaths of Mary Bell Sim­ used in the slayings was found said. the central credit department. up ^ Region needs $10 billion near the bed. authorities said. The women found Sunday had Vlok said the meetings with lawyers are part of a 602 mons and her daughter, Georgia continual process of reviewing the cases of an He is a graduate of the .Mae Thoma.s. Bertha Peterson. 47, was found .stab wounds to the chest, were Connecticut School of Finance U nchanged WASHINGTON (AP) — Central American sexuiilly assaulted and were estimated 1,000 detainees. He said those deemed to From Cox Cable: nations need $2 billion annually over the next .Alexander, his wife. Dorothy, dead Jan, 29 in her home on the & Management, the Schools of 509 and police found the bodies other side of Port Gibson, a town undressed from the waist down, pose no threat to state security would be released. Special Studies at Fairfield five years as part of a strategy to restore authorities said. Ms. Peterson Police have warned newspapers that reports D ow n economic growth in the region after a decade of Sunday. of about 2,300 halfway between University and the University Bloodhounds led authorities to the Mississippi River towns of had been beaten and sexually about the condition of the detainees might violate a of Massachusetts at Amherst. 861 war, an independent commission says. Natchez and Vicksburg. assaulted before being strangled. state-of-emergency regulation. The report, released Monday by the an area near the suspect's home. He is a member of the NYSE Index Consumer Credit Association * Choose from: International Commission for Central Ameri­ 164.15 Up 0.14 can Recovery and Development, said at least of Greater Hartford. He and $850 million should be earmarked during the Investors get a chance his wife, Margaret, have a S&P Composite first three years on such urgent needs as caring NEED SOME EXTRA daughter, Shena. 292.54 Up 0.52 for refugees and displaced persons. Bank reports It said more than 160,000 Central Americans Dow Jones Industrials Showtime — mostly Nicaraguans, Salvadorans and to own famous brothel SPENDING MONEY? record earnings 2,282.50 Down 3.57 Guatemalans — have died over the past decade GLASTONBURY - Glas­ and violence has uprooted between 2 million RENO, Nev. (AP) - America's largest sale is successful, but he does not expect to and best-known legal brothel, the Mustang become rich from the transaction. Newspaper routes available in your area... tonbury Bank & Trust Co. has and 3 million others. reported record 1988 earnings. "We've been working for Disney Channel Ranch, has been given the go-ahead to “Between my back taxes and the capital more than two years to gain become .the first investor-owned bordello gains taxes, the U.S. Treasury is going to For the year ended Dec. 31, earnings were $2,202,822, or this foothold," said Lee Cox, Medical copter crash kills 3 through a $23.3 million stock offering. end up with most of it or all of it." he said. Earn money and prizes by delivering the president and chief executive “My guess is in about 30 days, there will "I owe $12 million to $13 million in taxes $1.71 a share. The bank said TYLER, Texas (AP) — A medical helicopter and the capital gains are going to be $4 Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. the figures represent 7 percent of PacTel Corp., which heads HBO crashed and burned after striking a high- be no more Joe Conforte Mustang Ranch, " San Francisco-based Pacific owner Conforte said Monday. "The Joe million to $5 million. You figure it out. I'm gains over the $2,049,889, or voltage line in rain and fog, killingthe pilot and going to do my bit to reduce the deficit." $L.59 per share, results for Telesis Group’s unregulated each two nurses, authorities said. Conforte Mustang Ranch is going to be Call today to get more details. operations. Cinemax history." 1987. The Flight for Life helicopter, leased by Conforte was released from prison in The bank said 1988 was the Cox made his comment per month* The stock offering won final approval of early 1985 after serving 18 months on tax Monday after a federal judge Mother Francis Hospital of Tyler, was en route the federal Securities and Exchange 647-9946 1.3th consecutive year in which to Pittsburg Medical Center to pick up a patient evasion charges. income has risen. Year-end in Washington, D.C., cleared Commission late Friday, five months after Ward said escrow would not close on the PacTel to take a stake of up to plus for transfer when it crashed Monday night, it was sought by an investors group led by assets were $268,347,895, the said Stacy Gill, communications operator for sale until all shares had been subscribed M a r b le S t ...... a ll East Center St ...... 4 0 8 - 6 0 8 bank reported. 10 percent of a Japanese-led two attorneys and a Reno businessman. to. Once that happens, he said, plans call M c C a b e S t ...... a ll consortium that will own and the Texas Department of Public Safety. The mechanics of setting up the The wreckage was scattered over several for the stock to be traded publicly over the Stock Place ...... a ll Hamilton Dr ...... a ll operate a fiber-optic cable syndicate that will offer the stock at $20 a N o M a in S t ...... 3 9 7 - 4 9 6 Co-Opportunity between the United States and FREE Installation! acres in a wooded area about three miles north counter. Carpenter Dr ...... a ll share began Monday, according to Kevin Japan. of Tyler in East Texas, she said. McDivitt Dr ...... a ll adds 4th office ‘31-channel cable service $17.25 monthly. Ward, lead underwriter for American The brothel showed a decline in gross H a r la n S t ...... 1 5 - 8 3 revenues from $5,9 million to $5.6 million in Wildwood Dr ...... a ll ‘For 1st 3 service months. Wallstreet Securities, Inc., of Tampa, Fla. 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AIDS. ' offering, but papers filed with the agency East Middle Tpke.. 0 - 1 5 5 and Middletown. , P o r t e r S t ...... 4 5 8 - 6 5 0 Mad River Vermont All Current "I didn't want to take a risk," said a Colombo New said the $5.3 million difference between the Nevada law requires prostitutes to be ...... 1 - 9 0 The office is located at Natural Soda is made by Mad grocer who kept his shop shuttered after stock income and the sale price would be tested monthly for the fatal disease and so W y lly s S t ...... Stepny Place, Rocky Hill, leaflets appeared in the capital on Monday far. no prostitutes in licensed brothels have B e n t o n S t ...... 1 0 3 - 1 7 4 River Traders Inc. of Stowe, used for capital improvements, financial Charter Oak St ...... 1 4 1 - 3 4 8 Vt., and was created by a /— threatening death to anyone who ignored the Branford St ...... 6 8 -1 6 1 — Customers! reserves and administrative costs, tested positive for the AIDS virus. The G a r d n e r S t ...... 3 - 6 6 r Customers;- former Pepsi executive. It strike. brothels require customers to use D u r k in S t ...... a ll Malone becomes Conforte said he would receive $18 Gardner St. W est...... a ll comes in five flavors: Orange 1 E. Middle Tpke ...... 21 6"236 even Take your choice or order million for the 105-bedroom brothel if the condoms. Highland St. analyst at CNG Chill, Revalation Root Beer, (Dugan’s Alley...... 8 - 3 7 Black Cherry Explosion, Can­ Choose any of these Sycamore Lane ...... a ll Christopher Malone of Man­ M a in S t ...... 1 - 1 7 4 chester has been promoted to adian Cream and Cola Riot. allot these 4 premium G r o v e ...... 1 - 4 7 C e n t e r S t ...... 658-872 even regulatory planning analyst at Each flavor is made with premium services tor just U.S. rewards ‘$6 million man’ CALDWELL P in e H i l l ...... a ll natural ingredients. channels for just $4.95 F a lk n o r D r ...... all Connecticut Natural Gas Corp., Hartford. Among stores carrying the MONTPELIER. Vt, (AP) - A explained that bureaucratic er­ “My wife and 1 have a big O lc o t t S t . 7 6 - 1 5 9 brand is the Heartland super­ $4.95 each per month* and family so, of course, the money is OIL INC. Malone will be responsible each per month'plus get a military technician who was rors delayed the check. C e n t e r S t ...... 771-947 odd for revenue requirement anal­ market in Manchester. worried about the safety of a "I feel like it's been put off for nice," he said. J a r v is R d ...... a ll Jefferson St ...... a ll ysis and monitoring the regu­ get FREE installation! Ledoux said he developed his K e n w o o d D r ...... a ll $4,500 infrared light tester used so long it's lost its glow." he said. M o r s e R d ...... a ll' latory activities of CNG and Retail sales rise FREE upgrade at any of on helicopters went to the local "But I'm glad things are finally hand-held device in 1986 after .69® S a le m R d ...... a ll Tolland Tpke ...... 4 7 '? -5 2 5 per gal C. O. D W h it n e y R d ...... a ll other state utilities. hardware store and built his own coming to a head." watching engineers with the Union Place ...... a ll 0.6% in January Lockheed Aircraft Corp. install 150 gal. minimum purchase Malone started with the our storesi — for $8.75, The award is the maximum E Ir o S t a ll Union St...'...... 1 3 3 - 2 6 4 WASHINGTON (AP) - Re­ infrared lights on helicopters company in 1985. He received Now, after saving the military allowed by law and the largest F lo w e r S t ...... all tail sales rose 0.6 percent in using the standard-issue testing 649-8841 his bachelor's degree from more than $6 million a year, John given to a federal employee, said East Middle Tpke ... 0-162 even January as 1989 opened with a device, which was built into a pair Prlcei Subl0ct lo Change Squire Village ...... a ll Salve Regina College in New­ Ledoux is getting his reward: a Joseph Jamele, press secretary port, R.I. He and his wife, Kim, strong showing despite a slow­ check for $25,000. for Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt. He of goggles. G r is s o m R d ...... a ll R e d w o o d ...... a ll down in the pace of auto S h e p a r d D r ...... a ll have a daughter, Bailey. Ledoux, a part-time sergeant in said only 20 such awards have L o r r a i n e ...... a ll transactions, the government tUnallm, cal: S48-84U m Kewmu, cal 278-2128 Oakland Heights...... a ll Fee the Vermont Army National ever been granted. D e b b i e ...... a ll said today. Guard and a full-time civilian Army officials are crediting the Brownstone Apts ...... a ll obsters s J o a n ...... a ll ‘Baby Bell’ eager The Commerce Department employee of an Army National device with saving 987,000 hours L -R-U said retailers sold $138.9 billion Guard base in Burlington, Vt., of labor a year, for a total of $6.85 to invest In Japan worth of goods last month, up received a $10,000 incentive prize million. They estimate net sav­ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - $760 million from the De­ from the government more than a ings of $6.3 million aftersubtract- BOILED I.OBSTER Pacific Telesis is eager to .u CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 cember sales level after ad­ year ago. ing the costs of materials and of SPECIAL invest in Japan’s $1 billion justing for seasonal variations Today he was to receive the implementing the device. long-distance market now that but not for price increases. CSX larger prize from the federal Jamele said Ledoux's buddies SQ9.-> S I 19.5 it’s become the first "Baby January's jump in sales was 801 Parker S t. Manchester 750 Silas Deane Hwy. Wetherslield Office of Personnel Management in the National Guard now call y ■initU / II* twin Bell” to be allowed to tap into a the best performance since a Cox Cable “I'm just kind of glad I'm him "the $6 million man." or rrvrr\.thuri- major foreign telecommunica­ 1.3 percent increase in No­ Cfeoter Hortfofd finally getting the monetary Ledoux. 33 and father of five, 31^pral^) tions venture. vember. award. It seems like it's a long said the money would come ... 2815 Main Street • (ilustr> time coming, " said Ledoux, who handv. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb. 14. 1989 — 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feh. 14. 1989 OPINION FOCUS/Advicc Radio plan Feds’ pay Poem reveals farseeing vision of youth cool, dry air. not want to lie — but I don’t want to DEAR ABBY: You It was fall, but it was winter I offend people who are kind enough to frequently print poems wanted, the beautiful snow, and the extend an invitation that means too low to you think are worth good sign joy of the holiday season. nothing to me, but much more to sharing with your read­ It was winter, but it was spring I them. ers. so I am sending you Dear Abby wanted, the warmth, and the blossom­ Can you suggest an appropriate one written by my ing of nature. diplomatic, all-purpose response? get talent grandson, Jason Leh­ Abigail Van Buren I was a child, but it was adulthood I ANTI-SOCIAL BUTTERFLY for accord man. He is 14 years old wanted, the freedom, and the respect. and lives in New Haven. By Jack Anderson I was 20, but it was 301 wanted, to be DEAR ANTI SOCIAL: Try this: I hope you think it’s and Dale Van Atta mature, and sophisticated. "Thank you very much, but I have worth printing. A plan by the Eighth District Fire I was middle-aged, but it was 20 I other plans.” While this may not be IRENE LEHMAN. Department and the Town of Manchester Fire wanted, the youth, and the free spirit. the gospel truth, neither is it a WASHINGTON - When Rep. Don POMPANO BEACH very embarrassing. Jason assured I was retired, but it was middle age I bald-faced lie; you could plan to wash Department to improve radio communica­ Edwards. D-Calif., stalked Manhat­ me that he was, indeed, the author, so wanted, the presence of mind, without your undies, read a book, watch your tions may be at least as important tan as an FBI agent in 1940, he earned DEAR MRS. LEHMAN: I do. But I here’s the poem from a talented young limitations. favorite TV show, or just get a good enough to afford a spacious downtown must confess I had difficuity believing poet who I think is wise beyond his psychologically as it is technically. My life was over, but I never got night’s sleep. apartment overlooking Washington that a I4-year-old could view life from years: It serves as an indication that the people what I wanted. Square. such a mature and philosophical JASON LEHMAN who operate the two departments are Today, most FBI agents in New perspective, so (with your permis­ PRESENT TENSE interested in evolving methods that will York City commute to work from the sion) I telephoned Jason and told him It was spring, but it was summer I Dear Abbv's Cookbooklet Is a collection of AP photo DEAR ABBY: I’m an averge suburbs. They can’t afford to live in or I thought his poem was extraordi­ wanted, the warm days, and the great favorite recipes — oil tested, tried and permit them to operate more effectively person, except that I don’t like terrificl To order, send your name and near New York. And their clerks nary. I also said I planned to publish outdoors. address, plus check or money order for $3.50 STORMIE’S ANNIVERSARY — Stormie together when they need each other’s “ socializing.” make about enough to rent a sidewalk it, so if he didn’t compose it, to please It was summer, but it was fall I to: Abby'sCookbooklet, P.O. Box447, Mount Jones plays with balloons at a party in T ,nm running out of excuses and do Morris, III. 61054. (Postage Is Included.) assistance. steam vent in Manhattan. fess up or the repercussions could be wanted, the colorful leaves, and the □alias Mo nday to celebrate the five-year Under the new plan, each department will . The old maxim that the rich get richer and the poor get poorer is at the anniversary of hersuccessful heart and have a couple of strategically located radios heart of the fight over pay raises for WIT OF THE WORLD liver transplant surgery. Stormie is the that are on the same frequency as the other Congress and top government depart­ world’s only survivor of this type of department. When both departments are at ment heads. Care can minimize the pain organ transplant. the same fire, firefighters will be able to While Congress was trying to coast to a .50 percent pay hike last week, the REISINGER'il ;communicate with each other more rapidly. government’s invisible force of secre­ Zagreb f YUGOSLAVIA of iost data and iost tempers The strategic advantage is obvious, but the taries. attorneys, chemists, engineers focus it puts on the common cause is just as and other worker bees had special PEOPLE important. reason to be outraged. They will get a nate that, particularly if the work measly 4 percent pay boost this year. By Larry Blasko Over the years, while the town and the The Associated Press you do on the computer uses the Actors must be careful The myopic side-effect of this disk a lot, you might consider The CompuBug RADNOR. Pa. (AP) - Six-foot-3. 260-pound district have been at loggerheads, it has disparity is that the U.S. government investing in one of the disk When MS-DOS computers fail John Goodman remembers the time when he frequently been said that people on the line is finishing dead last in the nation’s optimizers. to read information on disks, they could party with impunity and not be noticed. labor auction. Federal salaries are Disk optimizers take the infor­ have gotten along much better than their Nixon cures the Bush blahs ask you if you want to “ Abort, removed version. “ I gues.s that changes now.” the chubby too low to attract top talent. Retry, Ignore?” The second command for survi­ mation on your disk and make leaders. The point is overstated. Obviously, it Government workers earn an aver­ hu.sband in ABC’s new hit “ Roseanne” said in Somewhere is the saint of val in hard-disk computing is certain it’s stored in the optimum is much simpler to resolve immediate age of 26 percent less than they would this week’s TV Guide. perfect tranquillity who picks Don’t Move A Powered Up way for access. They also allow Book proves S&M will always be more fun than S&Ls if they quit and took a comparable job “ I got to be a little more careful.” he said, problems like putting out a fire or repairing a “ Ignore” when an over-educated Computer! The heads that read you to optimize that storage in the private sector, according to a recalling that people now are hounding him for broken sewer than to resolve the long-range alarm clock says it can’t find two and write information to a hard method for your particular ma­ recent survey by the Bureau of Labor autographs and some are even propositioning problems involved in the relationship between By Hendrik Hertzberg he writes. "This is a natural develop­ anything that is necessary to get into weeks’ worth of work on a hard disk hover a very tiny fraction of chine and they identify and ment. but the time to cut out the fat is power. They never allow their piously Statistics. an inch above the rotating plates. “ block out” potential trouble him. disk. For the rest of us, a bit of Goodman recalled when he and longtime the two governments. right now before people get a lot of held principles to get in the way of For example, why would anyone A sudden jar can send them spots on the disk. If you have a care can minimize both the pain friend “ could run around late at It is true, nonetheless, that, with a couple of George Bush is perfectly all right in make-work projects which freeze their overriding drive to gain and aspire to be an FBI agent in smashing into the disk, an event cluttered disk, they can signifi­ of lost data and lost tempers. night, partying with impunity. ... his way. I suppose, and issues like the them in. There is nothing worse than wield power.” Great stuff — and. as is California? A survey of 89 police known as a "head crash” both for cantly reduce the amount of time, ugly exceptions, cooperation in the field is the Hard disks, whether mounted “ It wasn’t like we had to worry about getting savings and loan crisis probably have to have people on the staff without so often the case with paranoia, departments in that state revealed what happens to the disk heads it takes to retrieve information. rule. inside the computer on a card, or into trouble in the newspapers because no one their merits, too. But such people and enough to do. because they are the smidgens of truth and dollops of that 8.? of them pay a higher starting and what happens to the user’s One product worth a look is as a replacement for one of the knew who we were.” Goodman said. But things During a recent session in negotiations over such matters are not the stuff of which ones who inevitably will begin to fantasy are mi.ved on the artist’s salary than the FBI. Edwards, the OPTune, by Gazelle Systems of floppy disk drives, or externally head as soon as a wall is found. changed for Willis when his career took off a gothic drama is made. They are. in a complain about not having ‘access.’” former agent who voted last week the proposed agreement to resolve palette in the service of unconscious connected by cables, typically You’ll also want to avoid power Provo, Utah. OPTune comes with word, boring They bid fair to induce a against the 50 percent pay raise for few years ago with the ABC series jurisdictional disputes between the town and This is an acute observation about self-portrait lire. "I told you not to turn it on so highi" store at least 20 million charac­ failures while the heads are away a well written, intelligently or­ sound, untroubled sleep. At such a “ Moonlighting.” how bureaucracies work. Its peevish­ There is much, much more: space, Congress, told our associate Jim ters of information. They’re from their "park” position and ganized manual that you could the district, Ray Fournier, who is in charge of moment there is only one cure: ness is pure Nixon too — and this is alas, forbids a proper wallow. But I Lynch that the low pay for FBI agents called “ hard” disks because the over the information storage area read after you install the utility — the district sewer service, was asked whether Nixon. Nixon in a mellow mood. When he gets cannot omit to mention one of the forces them either to moonlight or get magnetic medium that handles of the disk, although manufactur­ it’s that easy and the software Ross to resume career The Bushes and even the Reagans out of the bureau. the town or the district maintains a certain mad — and he is often apoplectic in minor characters in this hook, a Nixon the information is deposited on ers say their products are sup­ help screens are that good. come and go. hut Richard M. Nixon ye NEW YORK (A P) — Diana Ross, who is sewer line. these memos — out spews the man who has gone on to greater Edwards chairs a House subcom­ metallic platters instead of the posed to retract the heads auto­ OPTune costs $99.95, which is shall always have with ye. The latest resuming her singing career after taking time relentless bile, the total immersion in things. mittee that oversees FBI activities. film platters found in floppy matically on power failure. If stiff, but the product has a lot of His answer was that when anything goes of his numberless comebacks takes Dr. Gott out to marry Norwegian tycoon Arne Naess crabbed resentment that made him “ We need more congressmen like He and other members of Congress disks. The metal disks spin faster momentary blackouts are com­ oomph. It took a years-cluttered wrong with the line, it is repaired by whoever the form of a new book of old memos. and give birth to two sons, says she is driven to such a source of perverse joy to his Bush!” writes Haldeman in 1969. have backed legislation to raise FBI Peter Gott, M.D. and store information at greater mon in your area, you might want 20-million-character hard disk "From: The President. Richard enemies salaries, especially in New York. be supreme at everything she does. gets there first. In 1970. analyzing Lloyd Bentsen’s densities. They can be had in kit to consider one of the UPS that was a marvel for slowness Nixon’s Secret Files." edited by His purest hatred is for the press Clerks in the New York office start (Uninterruptible Power Supp­ and cleaned it up to faster “ I have to be better than the best. That informal arrangement won’t sol\-eall \-ictnr\- in the Texas Senate race. form for as little as $260. Super-everything.” the 44-year-old said in an Brude Glides (Horper& R ow ). a oiiick After the 1971 While House corres­ at about $1,5.500 a year — lunch money The first and greatest com­ lies) systems now available for functioning in about Hve minutes. the problems, obviously. Colson informs Nixon: "F’or weeks interview in March’s Vanity Fair magazine. and dirty selection of about a pondents' dinner, he writes in a in the Big Apple. A congressional mand of hard-disk survival is home use. They’re essentially Contact Gazelle Systems at 1-800- But the attitude behind it and the approach prior to the election. George Bush was Ross, whose career began in the 1960s as the thousand items from the 3.2 million 2.,500-word screed: ” E\'ery one of the convinced that he had the election w'on staffer familiar with the problem backup. Copy significant files batteries that smooth the bumps 233-0383 or 1-801-377-1288 for more pages of the Nixon files opened to the recipients was receiving an award for described how tough it is to find lead vocalist of the Supremes. is planning to taken over radio communications shows that provided no one rocked the boat. He onto floppy disks at least weekly. of momentary power loss and information. public by the National Archives in record an album and go on tour. if the two governments and the constituencies a vicious attack on the administration refused to allow us some very- clerical help at that wage. "They go Make that daily if either your provide you enough juice for an 1987. It is not a work of scholarship. She said she has a "motherly instinct” — Carswell, wire tapping. Army derogatory information about Bent- through 116 applicants to find one who paranoia or the effort to duplicate orderly system shutdown. Have a question or comment of they represent support the proposed But becauseit’sNixon. it’s interesting Wife needs info toward the young black singers of the 1980s: “ I surveillance, etc. I had to sit there for sen. He resisted any ads — positive or can type, read and doesn’t have a that work is unusually high. Use a Finally, even a mechanically general interest about microcom­ agreement now before them, the people in the — proof, if proof were needed, that felony.” love Whitney (Houston).” 20 minutes while the drunken au­ negative — and refused to attack double set of floppy disks for sound hard disk can develop puters, especially those intended field can make it work. S&M will alwavs be more fun than dience laughed in derision as the Bentsen." In the margin. Nixon The pay gap between the public and important information, so that in problems because of the way the for home use? The address is The S&Ls. award citations were read. I ’m not a private sectors continues to widen about infection information gets stored over time CompuBug, AP Newsfeatures, SO scrawls, "Probably true ” the event of a disaster that strikes Concert to aid victims “ From: The President" contains bit thinskinned, hut .. this disgusting despite lip service from Congress, both hard and floppy disks, you’ll and because some parts of the Rockefeller Plaza, New York, pungent memos by H R . "B ob” group the type of people who are in By 1971 Bush is Nixon's U.N. such as the Comparability Act of 1970 DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband had bypass still have at least one once- disk can become bad. To elimi­ N.Y. 10020-1666. NEW YORK (A P)—TenorPlacidoDomingo Halderman, John Eihrlichman. Pat the press corps have nothing hut ambassador, and Colson writes: ” We which mandated comparable salaries surgery, then developed serratia infection. Is this and cellist-conductor Buchanan and Chuck Colson — the contempt for those who get down to for government workers. For All play, no work should always consider using George the same thing as osteomyelitis? head the bill for a classical music concert to four Horsemen of the Nixonian their level and who accept such Bush more often as a good speaking example: benefit the Soviet-Armenian Earthquake Re­ apocalypse — but the best are from treatment without striking back.” resource. He is very good on his feet, ■ Starting attorneys working for DEAR READER; One of the complications of lief Fund of the American Red Cross. the master himself, alone and A few days later, in a short memo to Uncle Sam get $25,289 — 34 percent Better cables give car a jolt for a senior judge he generally can get media attention, surgery — any surgery, bypass grafting included — Tickets range from $15 to $1,000 for the Feb. hunched over his dictaphone far into Haldeman. he writesthat "inthisfirst he does have Cabinet rank and he less than they would make in a private is infection. Bacteria can enter through the surgical 21 Carnegie Hall concert, whose principal the night. press conference after the appear­ firm. takes our line beautifully.” And in wound and cause widespread inflammation that By the Editors of Consumer Reports planners are Domingo, the Soviet-born Rostro­ The last eight years have made ance at the White House correspond­ The federal judiciary badly needs its senior 1972. when the new Republican ■ A chemist starts at $15,737 for the must be treated for the patient to survive. Serratia povich and conductor Loris Tjeknavorian. Nixon look good in unexpected ways. ents dinner where I played the ’good government and more than $25,000 on judges — judges who choose to stay actively national chairman comes under at­ is a type of microorganism, like staph and strep; Automobile batteries must wish that winter had Consumer Reports Domingo will have sung the dress rehearsal Reading his memos, one has to sport’ role the reporters were consid­ the open market. tack for being too much of a Nixon that can cause post-operative infection. If un­ never been invented. In bitter cold weather, a of “ La Boheme” at the Metropolitan the at work after reaching retirement age. But admire his formidable intelligence, erably more bad-mannered and vi­ ■ The average Internal Revenue stooge. Nixon directs his staff: ’’Get treated, the bacteria can be carried in the battery must work much harder to start the engine, day of the concert. Russian mezzo-soprano what the judiciary doesn’t need are senior his analytic sharpness, his attention cious than usual. This bears out my some positive material out on Bush.” Service accountant makes 25 percent bloodstream to distant sites, including bone. a strain that wears out many an older battery long is flying from Moscow to to detail, his vast knowledge of theory that treating them with consid­ judges, like former Chief Justice Warren E. Eventually Bush absorbed the less than his or her private counter­ Osteomyelitis is bone infection. Therefore, serratia before the first thaw. Compound the problem with battery. Its cables extend 16 feet, instead of the 12 sing. American mezzo politics and government. It’s hard to erable more contempt is in the long part Big Eight accounting firms only feet featured on many lower-priced models. The Burger, who continue to draw full salary for message about using "very deroga­ is a type of bacterium that can cause bone infection, an out-of-tune engine, and you’ll be left in the cold — will arrive in New York a few hours before the imagine President Bush quietly cal­ run a more productive policy.” The extra four feet of cable betters your chances of tory information” As a re.sult. some consider applicants who score in the but it is by no means that only one. Most unless you had the foresight to pack a set of battery start of the benefit doing nothing. ling ex-President Reagan for serious sad thing is that Nixon is probably linking up with a healthy car. The Sears also comes time in the coming year the phone will top 14 percent of their class: the post-operative infections can be readily treated and booster cables in the trunk. An estimated 20 percent of all senior judges, political advice. It’s easy to imagine right about this, though he lacked the probably ring in Nixon’s home in government settles for the top 46 in a handy plastic carrying case. cured by modern antibiotics. Jump starting isn’t all that hard. All you need is a including Burger, continue to draw full salary him quietly calling ex-President personality to get away with it in the Saddle River, N.J. The White Hou.se percent. That means the person good Samaritan who will let you connect a car s Other top-rated models were the Lynx LBD92XE, Queen to convert fleet Nixon. long run. It took the genial Ronald about $23: the Carol 20412, about $27; the Carol while doing no work. Their idleness is operator will put the call through. The preparing a tax return is likely to be DEAR DR. GOTT: At work one day, I started to healthy battery to your dead battery with booster An example of the man’s shrewd Reagan to bring this philosophy of next voice Nixon will hear will be that sharper than the person who checks to 20416, about $29: and the Cobra Clamp 953, about LONDON (AP) — Queen Elizabeth II peeped run and heard a pop in my calf. The pain made me 'cables enriching — to them, not us. In Burger’s case, intelligence: In a 1969 memo to press relations to full fruition. under the hood of one of her Rolls-Royces to of George Bush: ’’Mr. President?” make sure that tax return is honest. pass out. For three days I couldn’t flex my leg or But not just any set of booster cables will do. You $35. he receives $115,000 a year. Had he retired Halderman. Nixon supports the idea In 1972. Nixon writes that the Before using battery booster cables, make sure help kick off a campaign to convert her When Ronald Reagan took office in foot For the past year it’s settled down into constant can spend as little as $8 or so for a set of light-duty of cutting the White House staff. "M y coming campaign will be “ a vicious, your battery is really the cause of your car’s kingdom to lead-free gasoline. when he left the court in 1986, his pension Hendrik Hertzberg is an editor for 1981, federal jobs paid about 13 muscle spasm. My doctor is puzzled. Is this related cables or as much as $40 for a heavy-duty set. In feeling is that we had too few people at brutal one becau.se thi left wing The New Republic, in which this percent less than their private equi­ problem. If your headlights shine brightly, the Most of the queen’s fleet will be converted to would be $108,400. to the spondylolisthesis of my lower back? general the cheaper, light cables are likely to be unleaded fuel. Buckingham Palace said. One the beginning and now far too many.” media ... will lie. distort and do article first appeared. valents, The gap doubled by the time fair-weather friends. They will get your car started problem probably lies elsewhere. Burger’s record of all play and no work Never connect booster cables to a frozen battery, exception was the green Jaguar she arrived in Reagan left office. Instead of pay DEAR READER: Sponylolithesis is the partial under ideal conditions, but might fail miserably on and don’t smoke or hold an open flame near the — the manufacturer says conversion is since he took senior status will dampen public reform, the Reagan administration dislocation of one spinal vertebra over the one below frigid mornings. battery — it might explode. impossible. enthusiasm for a pay increase. That’s treated the problem with Band-Aids. it. I belive that this condition is not related to your Recently, Consumer Reports’ engineers tested 41 One patch-up measure is a special A cross-connection (linking one battery’s positive unfortunate; a pay boost is badly needed. Open Forum present symptoms. battery booster cables, ranging from 10-gauge to rate of pay when no one on their right terminals to the other’s negative terminal and vice Burger and other senior judges who draw I think that you suffered severe strain or. more 4-gauge. The gauge, or thickness, is the best Jackson honored again mind would take the job at the regular measure of current delivery capacity. Look for a versa) may damage both cars’ alternators and likely, a tear in your calf muscle. You may need LONDON (AP) — American singers Tracy full pay for doing nothing should be required pay scale. low-number gauge. It means the cable is heavier expensive electronic equipment. The improper physical stamina to walk long years of teaching in the Manchester surgery to repair the muscle. Ask your doctor to Chapman and Michael Jackson were named to retire. After all, if they refuse to work, why Russ Davis, vice president of the and heavier is better. The best performers were hook-up will produce a shower of sparks. The Business is better system are an example of the type of refer you to an orthopedic surgeon. best female and male international artists at distances. union for Census Bureau employees in 4-gauge models. The top-rated five would be battery may explode and splatter sulfuric acid. should we pay them? leader we have been fortunate to have the British Record Industry Awards. after a iong waik It would seem that the motto of the Washington told us that about 25 DEAR DR. GOTT: I was having terrible trouble capable of jump-starting most cars under the most When you’re ready to jump-start a car, turn off in Mike. percent of bureau employees come in with heartburn. My doctor put me on Zantac. What the ignition and all electrical accessories in both Rock stars and Annie Lennox 1 Heritage Square group is. ” If a fierson adverse conditions. cars. Make sure the vehicles are not touching. won awards for best British arti.sts. and singer — Portland (M aine) Press Herald To the Editor; wants to do business with us. they Having been passed over in pre­ at special pay rates. The bureau “ had can you tell me about this drug? First to consider is the Sears 7125, about $33. Like Take your booster cables and hook the bright- Cliff Richard accepted a lifetime achievement have to earn it.” And now comes the vious years for a coaching position at to offer special pay rates just hope to other 4-gauge cables, it has an inherently high colored clamps to each car’s positive battery award at Mondav’s ceremony at Royal Albert ADAPT is certainly an acronym town and state to take avay the fun. Manchester High School. Mikemoved lure them here at all.” he said. DEAR READER: Zantac (ranitidine) is one of a current-delivery capacity. It also has clamps that terminals (marked with a plus sign, “ P ” or ” Pos” ) . Hall. that is the antithesis of the attitude of They want to put a nice road behind on to South Windsor High School as an new class of drugs, called H2 inhibitors, that can grip side terminals: that versatility is useful in Attach the cable to the disabled car first, then to the Jackson did not appear and a thank-you the group that is opposing the bypass those buildings so people would be assistant coach. The team enjoyed a Post-Stroessner stress diminish the formation of stomach acid by blocking case your good Samaritan has a side-terminal histamine erceptors in the gastriclining. Thus, healthy car. Clip the black clamps to an unpainted video he taped in Los Angeles was not shown Letters to the editor road that will run parallel to Main closer to their front (back’.’) door. winning season with Mike on hoard as Paraguay without Gen. Alfredo Zantac is an effective treatment for peptic ulcers part of each car’s engine block or chassis, at least a because of a technical problem. Street. The definition for "adapt” is an assistant coach Stroessner can't help but be a better The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters I would urge the group to follow the and other intestinal conditions, such as hiatal foot from each battery. This time connect the cable The Four Tops accepted the award for the “ to adjust to a specified use or place But U.S. officials are withhold­ to the editor. practices they have so far forced upon My children have had thi' opportun­ hernia marked by heartburn and indigestion. to the healthy car first. That will keep sparks away eccentric superstar and apologized to the situation.” It is "ADAPDT” — ing their judgment about Gen. Andres their patients/clients — walk long ity to F>articipate in football under the Zantac is safe and produces few side effects Our Language from the battery, minimizing the chance of any audience of 1.500 for his absence. Jackson also Letters should be brief and to the point. They Association of Doctors Against Pro­ Rodriguez, who ousted Stroessner in a distances. They will be healthier and direction of Mike Masse. This expe­ (nausea, vomiting and constipation). Since the drug explosion. won the music video award for “Smooth should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease gress Down Town. coup Rodrieguez has promised demo­ happier and actually will find their is metabolized by the liver and excreted by the Start the healthy car and rev the engine a little. Criminal.” in editing, should he double-spaced. Letters must be rience was most rewarding for both cratic reforms, but it will not be easy Unfortunately, as soon as the businesses will improve. boys. They learned a great deal about kidneys care must be exercised in administering it Then try to start the other car. If it starts, undo the signed with name, address and daytime telephone to restructure the government peace­ Heritage Square group moved to Main to patients with liver or kidney diseases. The Archaic means ’’old-fashioned” or "from an clamps in reverse order and you should be on your Lee to appear in musical number (for verification). the sport while developing discipline, fully after 30 years of Stroessner’s Street they became afflicted with a Robert F. Gorman recommended dose is 150 milligrams taken once or earlier time.” The root is the ancient Greek way. If the jump-start doesn’t work, undo the cable The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the self respect and consideration for iron-fisted rule. He was the most NASHVILLE. Tenn. (A P) — Singer Brenda very serious syndrome, which most 62 Linden St.. Manchester others archaios, so you know archaic is old. and look elsewhere for the problem. interests of brevity, clarity and taste. enduring of the Latin American twice a day. . , Lee. who sang for nearly a quarter of a million businessmen have trouble controlling I should add that Zantac (and similar drugs) will Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester dictators We have expo.sed in the past people last year at Oprylancl USA. will be back and generally need outside counseling I cannot speak more highly of a man often mask the symptoms of gastric malignancy, QUESTION: You wrote that we should use try to, Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040, how he corriqited his country by again in ‘‘Music! Music! Music!." a (POI>ICE.) It is known as PIFOTFD than I can for Mike Masse. He is which is frequently associated with stomach ulcers. not try and. Is there an exception to the rule? giving jobs to loyalists and jailing or King had a language problem Broadway-style musical at the park. (Pronouced PIFO T): "Park In Front Masse deserves devoted to his students, his team, his Therefore, patients should, not agree to long-term exiling tho.se who disagreed with him LONDON (A P) — At least one king of England She will appear in the production from late Of The Front Door” school and his town. He is well therapy unless the exact cause of the heartburn has ANSWER: When try is followed by an infinitive, to be MHS coach respected by the students and jiarents Stroessner and his followers allowed try to is formal, try and informal. Sometimes, could neither speak nor write English. March through October In the show’s first Howe\or. in the Heritage Square been diagnosed. This usually requires an upper and has their support. Manchester is Paraguay to be used as a haven for though, try should be connected to another verb by He was King George I (1660-1727), a German season at the park, she performed for more situation, they played it cool and put To the Editor: gastrointestinal X-ray or examination of the iBaiirlirstrr l-lrrali) lucky to have someone like Mike in drug dealers, assassins and even Nazi and. For instance, there’s no shame when you try prince whose father was Elector of Hanover and than 240.000 people. I their front door in the back so their stomach with a lighted, flexible tube (gastroscopy). our school system Please give Mike war criminals. As if that weren’t and fail, hut you should never try to fail. whose great-grandfather was the English King During her three-decade career. Miss Lee affliction was not obvious, and then To Dr. Wilson Deakin Assistant Zantac (and its cousin Tagamet) is so effective in Foundtd In 1B81 the chance he so well deserves to he seamy enough, some top military and James I. has recorded songs such as “ I ’m Sorry” and put a barrier fenced around their Superintendent of Schools: curing peptic ulcers that strict dieting and surgery the Manchester High School football civilian officials were provided with Do you have a question or comment about our In 1714, at the age of 54. George I succeeded Queen “ Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree.” PENNY M SIEFFERT...... PublUhef parking lot. The fence was a master­ As I am sure you are aware. Mike have virtually been eclipsed by this method of GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Edilor coach pre-teen and teen-age girls for sex. language? Write to Jeffrey McQuain in care of the Anne as sovereign of England. In his 13-year reign, She has said one of her remaining goals is to ful stroke. It proves that any patient treatment. These new medicines are a tremendous DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Enecutlve Editor Masse has served the children of Manchester iierald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester the king made no attempt to learn the English sing on Broadway. or client that gets inside the building boon to ulcer therapy and have revolutionalized the MARIE P G R A D Y...... CityEdilor Manchester as football coach at filing Jack Anderson and his associate. language. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Asaoclat* Edilor has either " mental dexterity to John and Sharon Jaworski management of many upper intestinal ailments. 06040. Junior High School His physical Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum- overcome substantial obstacles or the education background and nrevioiis 167 Vernon St., Manchester n ic t c MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb. 14. 1989 — 11_

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Parlalenne Brm loaded.... 88 *5995 1 stairwell but was not injured. return the staffing levels to where 82 Ford Mustang AT/AC ...... *6595 they were before the layoffs. *3495 Hyundai Excel GL 4dr H/B ...... 86 Chevy Z-24 lo ad ed ...... *7 0 0 5 Dorothy Wierzbicki. a nurse’s 84 Toy. Tercel 2 dr. H /B ...... 88 *5985 Ten employees at the home had 81 Olds Cutlass V-6 AT ...... *3895 aide who recently received a *3495 87 Chevy Nova 4 dr. H/B ...... 86 Pont. Flero AT/AC ...... *5 0 0 5 layoff notice, said Brower liked to received notice of their layoffs as 83 Chevy Chevette 4 apd...... *2495 *7595 travel the halls in her wheelchair of la.st Monday, according to 87 Toy. Corolla 5dr. L/B AT/AC ...*8595 Maryann Allen, organizer for the to talk to other patients. She said i '■ there were not enough aides on to union. Local administrators have said 86 GMC 4x4 Jimmy V-8 Loaded.... *12.995 adequately supervise Brewer. 87 Pont. 1000 3 Dr. L/B AT ...... *4395 84 Toy. Van. A T /A C ...... *8595 “The patient care is desper­ the layoffs were a result of 8b Isuzu Impulse loaded...... *5995 86 Ford Ranger Loaded 4 cyl...... * K 9 5 corporation orders and they had 84 Toy 4x4 X-Cab 5 spd...... *8595 ately needed but there’s not 85 Honda Civic 4 dr...... *5995 86 Buick LeSabre Wagon V-8...... *7995 sufficient staffing to watch over no power to alter them. The home 83 Ford F100 V-6 AT cap...... *5895 86 Nissan PU At. cap...... *4 0 9 5 the patients.” Wierzbicki said. is owned by Health Care and 85 Honda CRX 5 apd...,...... 86 Nissan Stanza Wgn. AT/AC...... *8595 *4995' 86 Toy 'A ton P.U ...... *5 4 9 5 Lechausse said there were five Retirement Corp. of America, 86 Subaru GL 2dr. H /B ...... *5495 85 Pont. Sunbird Turbo...... *4994 based in Toledo. Ohio, a subsi­ 85 Pont. Grand Prix V-6 A C ...... *6995 nurse’s aides and five nur.ses 85 Pont. Flero V-6 T -T o p s ...... *8595 86 Toy. Pass. Van At.AC ...... *7 8 9 6 working the second shift on diary of Owens Illinois. 85 Toy. Corolla GTS 5 Spd. AC....*6995 86 Toy. Corolla 4 dr. 5 apd. A C .... *6595 Saturday night, including the There are 254 unionized nursing supervisor. He said that workers at the home, including meant each nurse had to care for nurse’s aides, laundry, dietary 20 patients, with some employees and hou.sekeeping staff. Allen has caring for as many as 25 during .said. SPECIAL BIRTHDAY GIFT their shift. PONTIAC-TOYOTA Lechausse said before the aides To All Buyers of New or Designated Used Cars... were laid off. there were eight Energetic cave walk Available in King Size aiui lOO's, Full Taste and Lights. 500 W. CENTER ST. Your Choice! *60 Dining Certificate to the aides for the second shift, or Heartstone or a Sanyo Teiephone Answering about 12 patients per aide. Scientists at Moulis. in the ’ T I'm "It is possible that the patient Pyrenees, have determined that MANCHESTER, 6464321 System. who died would have done so with an average-size man walking in a SURGEON GENERAL’S WARNING: Cigarette or without the lack of staffing, but cave for an hour produces 20 to 25 Smoke Contains Carbon Monoxide. Lights Kings, 11 mg. "tar", 0.9 mg. nicotine; Lights 100's, 12 mg. "ta r. 0.9 mg. nicotine; I L«l liters of carbon dioxide, 30 grams \ i I W it may be a significant contribut­ Kings, 17 mg. "tai". 1.2 mg. nicotine; lOO's, 17 mg. "tar", 1.3 mg. nicotine ing factor.” Lechaus.se .said. of water, and a heat flow av. pet cigaiette by FTC method. In his statement. Lechausse equivalent to a 175-watt light posed questions as to why the bulb MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb. 14. 1989 — 14 — MANCHESTER HFRALD. Tuesday. Feh 14. 1989 Manchester icemen Lady Huskies deserve a lot more fan support SPORTS beaten by Newington UConn’s women’s field hockey and soccer teams, doesn’t affect me. I’m on the sidelines. I don’t have STORRS — University of Connecticut fans would both nationally recognized, also suffer from crowd INBRKF to walk around campus and I don't have to deal love nothing more than to have their basketball SOUTH WINDSOR — When you Baranowski adding two and Reggie with people on a daily basis who don’t know what neglect. . . team atop the Big East Conference standings “ I think as we get better the crowds will pick don’t come ready to play, you should Plante one. Tim Shumaker avoided I’m doing. They’d cry out for it up,” Lamb said. "Right now people are just Yanks sign Tommy John be readv to pay the price. That was the the shutout for Manchester with a "I feel bad for the kids.” Aueriemma said. But the Huskies have not been accommodating. Thoughts realizing and saying. ‘Hey. let’s see what the case with the Manchester High second-period goal, assisted by Todd "People don’t recognize how hard they work and NEW YORK (AP) - Left-hander Tommy Connecticut, in fact, has not had a winning entry in hockey team, as the Indians dropped a Carlson and Jeff Grote. the kind of effort they put in. I don’t know what it’ll women have.’ . , John accepted on Monday the New York the Big East since its second season (1980-811. when ApLENtv “ Getting people experienced the first time is the 6-1 verdict Monday afternoon to Junior netminder Ian Dalrymple. in take to make it better. Maybe games like this. Or Yankees’ offer for a spring training tryout. relief of starter Glenn MacLachlan. the Huskies tied for third at 8-6. Otherwise, UConn Len Auster problem. Even with a lot of my friends; they’re John. 46, will be paid $250,000 for coming to Newington High. maybe win a lot .” shut out Newington the final 7:50 for has been hovering closer to the bottom than to the coming for the first time and now they won’t miss a The Lady Huskies have won a lot since spring training and another $2.50.000 if he Manchester. 3-11-2 heading into a the Indians. Shumaker also had a top. placing ninth in the nine-team league in the Aueriemma. previously the primary assistant and gamp ” makes the team. Saturdav night date at 8 with strong outing for Manchester. past two years and no higher than seventh in the “ (Fans) don’t realize sometimes we re more “ In the end it came down to my children.” No. 1 recruiter at the University of Virginia, Rockville High at the Bolton Ice Newington 1 ® 2 ? previous four campaigns. John said Monday. “ I didn’t want to uproot my Manchester 0 1 o ' arrived on the Storrs campus in 1985. He took a club physical than the men,” Bascom. who averages Palace, wasn’t ready mentally for UConn basketball, home and away, gets afternoon at 2 at the Field House. 22 0 points and 7.7 rebounds a game, said. My family.” that was 9-18 the year before to a 12-15 mark in this one. “ Intensity comes from RrYt"period: N- Mark Relnp (Brian dissected and bisected and analyzed and The Lady Huskies, with back-to-back Big East roommate came last week for the first time and she John said he also negotiated with Boston. within. It doesn’t matter what your Baranowski) 3:20; N- Reino (Reople Plante) 1985-86. even though he didn’t have the benefit of overanalyzed by a media contingent that Sports Freshmen of the Year in junior co-captain Kris Houston. Los Angeles and the Chicago White record is. you come ready to play and 8:39, N- Baranowski (Plante) 12:25. recruiting because of a late appointment. thought it was great. Now she and all her friends Second period: M- Tim Shumaker (Todd Illustrated calls “ the horde." both electronic and Lamb and sophomore Laura Lishness and with a Sox. they (Manchester) didn’t come ready Since then. UConn has continued to win, going come.” Carlson, Jett Grote) 4:00. prime-time player in sophomore Kerry Bascom. He was 9-8 last season for New York with a to play. Newington did.” Manchester Third period: N- Plante (unassisted) 1.19> print. 14-13 and 17-11 in the last two years. The Saturday Harold Veal of Manchester, a 1956 UConn N- Baranowski (unassisted) 4:10, N- Reino Yet. there is a winning entry that occupies the play an exciting brand of basketball. 4.49 earned-run average. Coach Eric Farno said. night victory established single-season school graduate, hasn’t missed a game this year. He is, to Field House. In fact, it has been a successful They do so, however, in relative obscurity. They Mark Reino collected three goals *'^SavesVM-'(3lenn MacLachlon/lan Dalrvm- records for Big East victories — and victories, put it mildy, an avid Huskies fan. “ People are ple 35 (combined); N- Ken O'Brien 18. production for the last two seasons with winning had a season-high 685 fans, including Willie missing high-caliber basketball.” he said. ‘‘They Mets sign Sid Fernandez for Newington. 7-9-1. with Brian McCloud, Rod Sellers and Lyman DePriest from period. m.arks (9-7) in the Big East Conference and, if the "For us to go from 9-20 (9-18) the year before I don’t know how much the game has changed. If present trend continues, is headed for a first-place the men’s team, watch them beat Villanova for the NEW YORK (AP) — Southpaw pitcher Sid got here to 18-5,1 don’t know too many other teams people came just once, they’d come back again. first time ever. Fernandez and the New York Mets settled their finish at the end of the league's regular season. I All Aueriemma and company ask is you give the The Lady Huskies have averaged 318 fans in 10 in the country that have done that. wish people salary arbitration case Monday by agreeing to Seeded players exit It's the Lady Huskies. would take notice. Why don’t they? Maybe they Lady Huskies a chance. The UConn women’s basketball team upped its home games, a total of 3.179. That’s less than 20 a one-year contract for $795,000. a $215,000 need to be educated more. Maybe they need to Who knows? You may like what you see. And record Saturday night to 18-5 overall, a league-best percent of one men's game at the Hartford Civic raise. come out and see more games like this.” comeback again. And again ... 10-2 in Big East play, with a 64-63 w'in at the buzzer Center. Fernandez was 12-10 last season with a 3.03 Aueriemma said. earned-run average and 189 strikeouts in 187 in Voivo tournament over Villanova. UConn leads second-place "It’s frustrating.” fourth-year head coach Geno Len Auster is sports editor of the Manchester "It’s women’s sports, not just us,” said Lamb, innings. The 26-year-old Fernandez is ,55-40 in Providence (9-4) by 2‘/i games with four games Aueriemma said of the lack of crowds. "It’s not second-leading scorer at 11.8 points a game. Herald. his four-year major-league career. AP photo FAIRFAX. Va. (AP) — Only one she’s had her weeks off. and fatigue is left, including a clash between the pair Saturday frustrating for me because I just do my job and it He had asked for $898,000 in salary BEANPOT CHAMPS — Harvard's Ted Donato hoists the seeded player took the court, but by certainly no reason to continue to do arbitration and the Mets had offered $705,000, the end of the first day’s play at the this half-heartedly. Fernandez said he is looking forward to the Beanpot Trophy Monday night after the Crimson won the 37th Virginia Slims of Washington the field “ The players above me in the start of the season. annual Beanpot hockey title with a 9-6 win over Boston was missing two of its eight seeds. rankings aren’t all phy.sically more University at Boston Garden. Sixth-seeded Barbara Potter was gifted than I am,” said Potter, who is upset Monday evening by West ranked 12th in the world. “ There are SPORTS OU’s Tubbs reprimanded Germany’s Eva Pfaff. 6-3. 3-6, 6-3. But some people I can beat. I felt there the biggest news of the day was the was a chance to move forward, but KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) - Oklahoma withdrawal of .second seed Pam you have to earn it, live up to your coach Billy Tubbs was given an official Klecko’s time has come Shriver, who said she is "not going to seeding. You have to have a strong reprimand by the Big Eight Conference Oklahoma then started the final seven games for take the singles court again until I can sense of purpose, and my purpose Monday for publicly ridiculing game officials INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -Sayingit’s “ time for the little guys to move the Jets. He was waived by New York concentrate on winning some singles wavered.” Spring training During last Thursday’s game at home matches, until I get my life Pfaff. who is ranked 73rd, didn’t against Missouri Tubbs asked fans over the aside,” Joe Klecko, the Indianapolis Feb. 8. 1988. He started 14 games with Indiana­ organized.” think her victory was that much of an No. 1 QB public address microphone to stop throwing Colts’ 6-foot-3. 26.5-pound nose tackle. announced his retirement. polis last season and. ironically, his Top seed Steffi Graf, the No. upset. objects onto the floor “ regardless of how "I saw Barbara play in Detroit (the "My time has passed.” Klecko said final game came against the Jets. He 1-ranked player in the world, will play terrible the officiating is.” Euro-America’s Cup at Auburn Hills. deepiy rooted Monday. “ When I came in the league, injured his neck in that game and did her fir.st match tonight. She is one of Under terms of the Big Fight’s new gag rule, Mich ). and I thought if I played the arrested and even four or five years ago. I not plav the final game of the .season. five seeded players scheduled to play a second violation by Tubbs this year could way I have the last couple months I remember playing against centers "The one thing I’m going to miss is today. result in Commissioner Carl James ordering should beat her.” she said. who were 2.50 or 260 pounds. This year, playing in a Super Bowl.” Klecko Shriver blamed too many outside NORMAN. Okla. (AP) — Okla­ the coach of the No. 1-ranked team to he It took Pfaff an hour. 47 minutes to I played again.st nine guys that were said. “ That’s the one thing I really commitments for her inability to in American iife homa. plagued by a series of suspended for one game. oust Potter. But that was relatively concentrate on her game. Potter unrelated incidents since being 290 pounds. wanted to do. and that was the one attributed her loss to psychological, quick compared to the final match of Pam Postema will he on hand slapped with a three-year proba­ "I reallv feel great about retiring.’ reason 1 came here (from the Jets). By Ed Schuyler Jr. rather than physical problems. the afternoon session, which pitted again, hoping to become the first tion. was jolted Monday night Uribe case discharged he said. ‘T feel like a weight’s been Without a doubt, this team is on the The Associated Press “ I don’t know if it looked it. but it Jeri Ingram against Wendy White. woman umpire in the major when FBI agents arrested start­ lifted off my shoulders.” verge of being there, and I wanted to SANTO DOMINGO. Dominican Republic was a mentally tough match, and I After losing the first set, Ingram The groundhog has made its leagues. She will be praised hut ing quarterback Charles Thomp­ Klecko. 35. spent 11 years with the be a part of it.” (AP) — A judge ruled that there was Jim Irsay. Colts vice president and don’t think I showed the mental trailed 5-2 in the second before annual appearance, which means she probably won’t make it. The son on a federal complaint of New York Jets, earning four Pro- insufficient evidence to take San Francisco general manager, said Klecko could stamina to win the match.” Potter rallying to post a 4-6, 7-6 (7-4). 6-4 spring training is near and that word is she does well calling balls selling cocaine to an undercover Bowl bids, before coming to the Colts shortstop Jose Uribe to trial for rape. be a candidate for the Hall of Fame. said. “ I’ve had my v.'eeks off. and victory in a match that ran 2:25. pro basketball and hockey, those and strikes but is weak in her agent. last season. The sixth-round draft The Giants said in a news release that "a "1 have strong feelings that Joe will traditional winter standbys, have work on the bases. Thompson, whom Coach Barry pick from Temple led all NFL rookies blood test performed on the woman also he the first Indianapolis Colt to retire only about four months remain­ Somebody will say something Switzer had suspended earlier in with eight sacks and 90 tackles in 1977. about Pam, which will require an confirmed there was no foundation for the although he didn’t start until the ninth here to make it to the Hall of Fame.” ing before they crown champions the day, is scheduled to appear charges.” Judge Freddy Matos Nina made the in ba.seball weather. apology. before a U.S. magistrate today. week of the season. Irsay said. decision after questioning Uribe for more than Indianapolis coach Ron Meyer gave New York Yankees owner U.S. Attorney Bill Price said he Klecko missed the fir.st eight games Spring training is woven into George Steinbrenner will tell new two hours. of the 1987 season with a knee injury. Klecko his jersey from last season. the fabric of American life. faces up to 20 years in prison and manager Dallas Green it doesn’t $1 million in fines if he is The thread of tradition ties matter if the cluh’s does poorly in Grapefruit and Cactus I>eagues to convicted. the Grapefruit League. 'That will Price said Thompson’s arrest times when uniforms were set the stage for him to say that a culminated a six-month investi­ baggy, gloves were smaller and poor spring was the reason for the gation. Thompson allegedly sold SUPER VALUE DEALS ON ALL CARS so. too. were salaries. club’s slow start. 17 grams of cocaine to an FBI New York Mets pitcher Dwight Fans of some teams will agent for $1,400 on Jan. 26. Gooden’s new three-year con­ criticize management for trades Thomp.son thus becomes the tract is worth $6.7 million. The SELECTED when new players have poor fifth Oklahoma football player to average payroll for a major springs. Others will be bemoan be suspended since the NCAA PREOWNED 1988’s league club in 1969 was $6.23 trades not made. placed the Sooners’ on three million. Managers Tommy Lasorda of years’ probabation in December, STOP WAITING! Spring training is a time for the Dodgers and Sparky Ander­ mostly for recruiting violations. young fans to dream and older son of the Tigers will be optimis­ The NCAA also chastized fans to reminisce, a time of tic. Lasorda also will eat well, Switzer for failure to “ exercise sunshine and morning cairn, as spending as much time planning supervisory control” over the THE PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAY AVAILABLE players hone skills that will be his lunch as he does his lineups. program. tested in the August heat of Don Mattingly and Dave Win­ Switzer said he would “ say pennant races and winter chill of field will be asked more than a nothing more at this time about few questions about Stein­ GOING FOR TWO — Syracuse’s clash at the Cap Centre in Landover, Md. the playoffs and the World Series. Smith excelled defensively with the the matter” when he .suspended SALE IS HERE! It is a special time. brenner. Wade Boggs will decline Sherman Douglas (20) goes for two as Thompson Monday afternoon. 1988 BUICK LE SABRE A phenom will emerge who will to answer questions that do not he gets past Georgetown’s Charles Hoyas winning, 61-54. “ I just said I’m not gonna have dazzling numbers, then pertain to baseball, and his Smith Monday night in their Big East discuss it anymore.” Switzer said disappear into the minor leagues. teammates will berate writers later Monday evening. “ Tve CUSTOM 4-DOOR SEDANS Players expected to lose start­ for asking them. made my decision, and that’s it.” ing positions will have fine Bill White, the new president of Athletic Director Donnie Dun­ 3800 SFI, V6. A\uiomatic, Overdrive, Air Condition, Power springs, and will be in starting the National League, and Dr. can and Interim President David Windows, Power Door Locks, Stereo and More. lineups on opening day — to stay. Bobby Brown, the American Swank could not be reached for League president. will be asked to Smith makes impression There will be veterans trying to comment. John Underwood, as­ hold on who will fail, and put on fielder’s mitts and po.se sistant athletic director, said he THE youngsters that were invited to together for photos. White played learned about Thompson’s arrest campjust for a look who will land first base and Brown playedthird when he returned home about 10 DOUBT base during their playing IM jobs. on defense for Hoyas p.m. CST and turned on the news. 1,888 Some stars will be late in careers. “ I’m shocked, ju.st like eve­ IS OUT! Some wonder why if two former reporting because of contract By David Glnsburg the Capital Centre ryone else,” Underwood said. players run the leagues, a former problems, although this doesn’t The Associated Press No. 14 W. Virginia 80, St. “ Barry had made a statement happen often any more because of university president is the N C A A Hoop Bonaventure 72: At Glean, N.Y., this afternoon (about the suspen­ FULL. SIZE arbitration. More will be late, commissioner. LANDOVER. Md. — George­ the 6-9 Prue had an easy time sion) . but I’m not always privy to 01* Some also wonder if spring LUXURY PER citing business and personal town guard Charles Smith makes shooting over 6-3 Kyle Anglin. a lot of that information. training will help the Atlanta MONTH reasons. Some will be late, citing his share of baskets, but it’s his scoring five of his 16 points in a “ They had a 6-3 guy guarding “ I’m just shocked and sad­ FOR O NLY *229 Braves and Baltimore Orioles. visa problems. defense that earns him points in 13-3 burst after the intermission me most of the second half and we dened.” Underwood said, refer­ FEATURING: the eyes of Coach John that gave the Hoyas a 41-33 lead. tried to run some plays to get me ring further questions to Switzer Thompson. Syracuse, which had a seven- the ball,” Prue said. “ I’ve played or Duncan. 6/60 POWER TRAIN COVERAGE TRANSFERABLE game winning streak snapped a lot of wing (outside) this year, The Sooners’ woes started in World upside down Smith stymied Syracuse play- CASH BACK on all Plymouth FOR ADDITIONAL $100 FEE. maker Sherman Douglas in the never got closer than four points and with Chris (6-6 power for­ Orlando. Fla., when someplayers • To auaU.»d buye,. GMAC apKovaJ $1800 c«h <^ad«. Imaocw). second half Monday night, hold­ after that and scored only 24 ward Chris Brooks) down low. I allegedly trashed a hotel room Sundances in stock CO monlh larm. )2.9 »nnu»] p«ic«nUg» ,al». %229 p tt month. tclal guess they think Chris is more where they were .staying during 11,000 ing him without an assist to help points in the second half in its for Missouri’s Daly No. 4 Georgetown tighten its hold lowest-scoring outing of the powerful than I am. I like it. I the week leading up to the Citrus on first place in the Big East with season. know play’s going to come to my Bowl against Clemson 1988 CHEVROLET CORSICA “ I’m just doing this job day by OR 4 .9 %^ APR AND ^4 0 0 b By Doug Tucker a 61-.54 victory over the sixth- “ Sherman does so much for side when they do that.” On Jan. 13. starting cornerback 1 day.” Daly said Monday. “ I don’t The Associated Press ranked Orangemen. them.” Thompson said. "He gets “ The key to our club is Jerry Parks allegedly wounded know what is going to happen 4 DR. SEDANS Douglas, the Big East career the offense moving, he throws balance,” Coach Gale Catlett teammate Zarak Peters follow­ next.” assist leader, finished with al- alley-oops. he gets them in said of the 20-2 Mountaineers. ing an argument in the athletic- KANSAS CITY, Mo — Rich The most tumultuous week in Daly’s world had been turned mo.st as many turnovers (five) as transition.” “ We’ve got four guys in double dorm. Parks was suspended from Missouri basketball history be­ upside down for only a few hours he did assists (s'x) and missed 10 Normally, yes. But Smith put a figures tonight and one of our best the team and charged with gan last Tuesday when the Bob when he realized what the tough­ of 15 shots from the floor before stop to all that. scorers (Steve Berger) only shooting with intent to injure. He *8488 Sundvold story broke, implicat­ “ We didn’t get very many scored eight points." is at home in Fort Bend. Texas, est part would be. ing Stewart’s No. 1 as.sistant in fouling out. HORIZON AMERICAS as Low as "Handling the press.” said the “ I thought the key was that fastbreak opportunities,” Syra­ Nc. 15 Iowa 83, No. 16 Ohio St. aw aiting his prelim in ary violations of NCAA rules concern­ only full-time coach Missouri has Smitty did a great job on cuse coach Jim Boeheim ac­ 75; At Iowa City, Iowa improved hearing. ing former player P.J. Mayes. to 18-6. while Ohio State dropped left Douglas,” Thompson said. knowledged. “ Smith had some­ La.st Friday. Nigel Clay. Ber­ Twenty-four hours later, Sund­ to 17-7. Both are 6-5 in the Big Ten, »127‘» A MONTH* A week ago. Daly was an “ Smitty got his scholarship on thing to do with that.” nard Hall and Glenn Bell were vold was pul on suspension with Ohio State’s Jay Burson, who V6’s on Sale for $8888 obscure junior assistant to head defense — he knows how he got Said Smith; “ Defense is the key charged with first-degree rape in pay pending an internal investi­ had made only 18 of 54 field goal All Have Automatic Transmission, Power Steering & coach Norm Stewart, a recruiting here” to our victories You can come to a Jan. 21 incident, also in the gation and a day after that, attempts coming into the game, 7-YEAR OR 70,000-MILE POWER TRAIN PROTECTION specialist whose real job was on In the only other college basket­ the game without a jump shot, but athletic dorm. They were sus­ Brakes, Air Conditioning, AM/FM Stereo. Stewart passed out and went into broke out of his shooting slump the road, not on the bench. In six ball games’ involving Associated you can’t show up without pended from the university for See a copy of this limited warranty at your dealer. Restrictions apply. Excludes Colt. convulsions. years on the staff, there had not Press Top Twenty teams. Darryl defense.” with 25 points. two years, but can appeal the MOST HAVE LESS THAN 10,000 .MILESS A bleeding ulcer, doctors have The victory enabled the Hoyas. Roy Marble led Iowa with 24 decision, pending the outcome of been a season when travel Prue scored 21 points as No. 14 HIM inO WAKKANTY announced, will keep Stewart points and B.J. Armstrong added demands had let him even attend West Virginia defeated St. Bonav- 19-3 overall and 9-2 in the the proceedings. 6/BO Power Train Coverage Transferable for Additional $100 Fee hospitalized at least “ several conference, to move two games in 20 while equaling his career high all Missouri’s games, let alone enture 80-72. extending the na­ When Switzer was asked if it more days.” tion’s longe."i winning streak to 19 front of second-place Seton Hall. of 12 assists. was a difficult decision to suspend coach them. There is no assurance Stewart But now here he is. matching games — including 13-0 in the Syracuse is 21-5 and 7-5. Thompson, who took over for will be able to return to his team coaching wits with the likes of Atlantic 10 Conference, and Roy Perhaps as important as Others; Scott Haffner scored 33 Jamelle Holieway midway MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH at all this year. Billy Tubbs and Johnny Orr ... Marble scored 18 of his 24 points Smith’s defense on Douglas was points to lead Evansville, 18-3, through last season, he said. “ No. “ Like most head coaches. talking into microphones and in the first half and B.J. Arm­ the job the Hoyas did on Coleman, past Cincinnati 83-69. Evansville, not at all.” RT. 83 VERNON 643-2708/875-8010 CLYDE Norm handled the coaching.” CHEVY - BUICK glaring television lights ... await­ strong added 20 to pace No. 15 who had only six .second-half which shot 56 percent (30 for .54) Thompson, a sophomore from Daly said “ My job was recruit­ GEO 8( CHEVY TRUCKS ing the appearance of NCAA Iowa over No. 16 Ohio State 83-75. points, finishing with 22. broke a 47-47 tie with seven Lawton and labeled as the Soon­ ★ For Qualified buyers only, 24 month max. other low rates for longer terms. ing. Coach Sundvold scouted the EXIT 64 OFF 1-84 • ROUTE 83 NORTH • VERNON investigators .. taking charge of l/>d by Douglas’ six assists and Alonzo Mourning scored 14 straight points, ers’ quickest quarterback, took other teams, and gave scouting V 872-9111 V a talented collection of athletes 16 points by Derrick Colernan. points as Georgetown stretched Lionel Simmons had 27 points center stage at Oklahoma as a ★ Based on $1000 Down 9.9% APR for 60 months tax title ana Reg. extra, reports, knew more about the many experts believe are solid Syracuse held a 30-28 halftime its home-winning streak to 18 and 16 rebounds and Doug Over- redshirt freshman when Holie­ other teams than I did. Everyb­ Final Four material, the b(*st lead over Georgetown But Smith games. Syracuse, which has lost ton had 18 assists as La Salle way suffered a season-ending qualified buyers only. ody knew what everybody i Stewart’s had in 22 years at took over in the second half. six straight to the Huyas. is 0-9 at defeated Holy Cross 101-82. knee injury Missouri. was doing ” 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tiiesday. Feh 14. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Feh. 14. 1989 - 17 SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD Quebec tops against Montreal Phlla. Textile 105, Eastern 80 By The Associated Press shots-24 saves). Detroit, Hanlon, 11-9-5 Big East result S. Maine 84, Plymouth St. 67 (29-27) Salem, W.Va. 92, Wheeling Jesuit 91 NHL Roundup A—19,415. Shlppensburg 76, Indiana, Pc. 66 Scholastic Transactions MONTREAL - The Quebec Hockey Referee—Don Marouelll. Linesmen— ECHO Hockey iktsketball St. Francis, NY 82, Marlst 77 Nordiques may be at the bottom Bob Hodges. Don Schochte. Georgetown 61. Syracuse 54 St. Francis, Pa. 98, Loyola, Mtl. 75 Staten Island 81, Wagner 78 of the Adams Division, but BASEBALL they’re tops when it comes to Chris Chelios got it back for Nordlques3.Canadiens2 NBA standings SYRACUSE (54) ...... Stockton St. 89, Lincoln, Pa. 70 American League NHL standings Owens 1-9 34 5, S.Thompson 5-11 0-2 10, Suffolk 106, Clark U. 104, OT Basketbaii standings DETROIT TIGERS—Agreed to terms playing the powerful Montreal Montreal with a power-play score Mile A Coleman 9-16 4-6 22, Roe 1-3 0-0 2, Susquehanna 73, Frostburg St. 71 CCC-East O'all with Pat Sheridan, outfielder, on a one-year at 18; 31. But 2.5 seconds later, the Quebec 2 1 0—3 DMC Construction was toppled bv EASTERN CONFERENCE Douglas 5-15 3-6 13, Johnson 0-0 2-2 2, W. Virginia St. 90, Shepherd 79 contract. Canadiens. WALES CONFERENCE West Chester 60, Kutztown 57 W L W L Nordiques’ lead was restored, Montreal 1 0 i—2 Avon, 5-1, lost weekend. M att Rvon had Atlantic Division Harried 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 21-55 12-20 54. Manchester MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Agreed to With a .strong effort from rookie Patrick Division First Period—1, Quebec, Brown 15 L Pet. GB GEORGETOWN (61) West Virginia 80, St. Bonaventure 72 8 2 10 5 courtesy of a 50-foot shot by w L T 1Pts GF GA the goal, assisted by Geoff Mettws for W Windham B 2 9 5 terms with Glenn Braggs, outfielder, on a goaltender Ron Tugnutt Monday (Tugnutt), 10:20 (pp). 2, Montreal, DMC. Anthony Gallo and Mike DIMeola New York 32 16 .667 — Jackson 3-11 1-2 7, Turner 3-8 0-1 6, Wilkes 72, Delaware Val. 60 one-year contract. Pittsburgh 31 20 5 67 255 235 SOUTH Rockville 7 3 7 8 night, the iowly Nordiques defenseman Randy Moller which 226 202 Chellos 11 (Richer, Naslund), 18:31 (pp). 3, played well. Philadelphia 26 20 .565 5 Mourning ^10 2-4 14, Bryant 3-5 1-4 7, Hartford Public Notional Leogue NY Rangers 29 20 8 66 Quebec, Moller 7 (Goulet, Hough), Boston 23 23 .500 8 Smlth6-92-216,Tlllmon4-80-19,Mutombo04) Akron 87, Fla. International 80 6 4 9 6 ATLANTA BRAVES—Agreed to terms pushed around the Canadiens the Canadiens protested. Cana­ Washington 27 21 10 64 204 189 (H)0,BellO-0(W)0, Winston 1-10-02, AllenO-00-0 Alatxima A8

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^ Landry sharpens his ax WASHINGTON ONLY AT BIRTHDAY P O rV D A C Bv Denne H. Freeman projects and will retire after the the Cowboys back into the power PRICES The Associated Press 1989 season, Landry said. they were in the 1970s. Rhome. who was offensive "M y objective is to go out with “ass“ IRVING. Texas — Tom Landry coordinator for San Diego last the Cowboys headed into the right UBURBAN NOW! says he might be around a long season, replaces Paul Hackett. direction,” Landry said “ I want time as head coach if the "I’ll try to find Paul a job with to see us turn it around this next tS,oo«” dramatic changes hehas madein another club with what he does year. I’m on the bottom and I V E RNON, CT LEASING his Dallas Cowboys' coaching best, coordinating an offense.” want to go up. That’s why I have staff pay off, Landry said. no intention of retiring unless it's Landry, stung by a 3-13 season Hackett, who jcuned Dallas in forced on m e.” C T i and a last-place finish in the N FL 1986 from San Francisco, is Landry said he will pay more in 1988. replaced defensive coor­ currently w orking on special attention to the offense next year 4X4 W AGON dinator Ernie Stautner and pass projects. and let H ill work a 3-4 defense into coordinator Paul Hackett on Hill, who was fired after the the Cowboys’ scheme. Monday. 1988 season by the Indianapolis Dallas was 26th in the N FL last He gave Stautner the axe to go Colts, was defensive coordinator year in points allowed. $9387* to a three-man front and pushed under Ron Meyer for four Asked if his famed four-man- Hackett aside because of a seasons. line “flex” defense was di'ad. Landry said: “ You might say it's difference in offensive philo­ Stautner joined the Cowboys in DEMO 1989 tak»n sophy. Then Lan dry said he 1966 as defensive line coach nicked up some. I don’t see the 'flex' as the main part of our All Man Prtco* might be in Dallas beyond next following two seasons as a $39W # W EEK from Retail sted year if the owners, whoever they player-coach. defense next year." 66 Mo. Lse., Ex Tax, Reg. 3 YR 36,000 sugfl® ^AC ArfoN S may be. want him around. “1 can’t say too much for the Landry likes Hill because his Doc. $439 1st & Sec Dep. FULL COVERAGE NOlO\'^COW "I said all along I would step contribution that Ernie made defenses bend but don’t break. Sp. $10,187, $169 Mo WARRANTY down when I felt it was time or with the Cowboys,” Landry said His 1987 Indianapolis team al­ month. lowed a league-low 238 points. NO DOWN PAYMENT management felt it was time." "We had some great seasons and No e x t r a Landry said. "That’s their (man­ some great Super Bowls. He “ His defenses don’t give up the VALUE PACKAGE A u to m a tic COST agement) decision, too. called every defensive play. big play, andthat’swhathasbeen D U U STY '89 SPECIAL #1157 "But I don’t intend to stop as Sometime you have to make killing us.” Landry said. ”He JUSTYS long as I can make the job what I plays a lot of zone. The defense changes.” In Stock want it to be. Who knows what Stautner took the news welt. will be his while I concentrate on 1989 might happen next year or the "I can understand that Tom the offense.” O n the spot year after that.” had to change up the defense.” Landry also announced he will AUTO WAGON plus Landry hired George Hill as Stautner said. “I’m looking for­ go to I T L A soon to see quarter­ Air Condition ACTUAL low rote WILE MOTORS - HOME OF AMERICA’S RNEST ADTOMORILE back Troy Aikman and decide if Cassette PRICE defensive coordinator and Jerry ward to helping out in any way I financing Rhome. a former Cowboys quar­ can. I still think I did a good job he will be Dallas’ No. 1 pick. Cruise Control $15,143 terback. as quarterbacks coach. considering the limitations in “ I’ll go to LTLA to look at him Subaru Protection yM iw ‘Tm going to be much more m anpow er” personally.” Landry said. “ If we Wheel Covers l i U t f WE BEAT ALL involved with the quarterbacks.” Landry admitted he had philo­ do decide to take him. we'd like to Don’t Wait get him in Dallas by April. But it * A *10-995* DEALS ! Landry said. sophical differences with p5865 the S^le Stautner. ti e Cowboys’ defen­ Hackett. would be a miracle if we signed loRDER IN CHOICE OF COLOR >4148 nuimnil buviriJw lutf-jJUiB. i K . sive coordinator for 20 seasons, “I think we’re still friends” him early. ” S t a t i s t ^ was reassigned to work on special Landry said he is trying tobuild Landry also is looking to hire a O N LY A T fM/MEDIATC DELIVERY *RibH« »• “ ’** running backs coach after A1 HOME OF SATURDAY SERVICE Lavan announced Friday he had accepted a similar position with 1-91 t-M Prairie View gridders San Francisco. Billie Matthews, M-F 9-9 who lost his job with the Kansas SAT 9-6 ' e x it 64 AuthorizBd City Chiefs, is expected to be 14 HARTFORD TPKE, Sales a n d want academics as well hired to replace Lavan. UBURBAN VERNON, CT • EXIT 63 Service o f Asked if he thought his players SUBURBAN SUBARU ^neratM ^ors players from missing curfew would take to the new coaches. 649-6550 By Wendy E. 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' two 300-pound offensive linemen are blocking for their teammates in an off-the-field struggle ^ 989 Buick LeSabre The linemen, representing all THE PRIDE IS BACK WITH OUR #8058 Was >16,919 but a handful of the 56 players who will return to the Panthers’ team next year, are leading a 1989 O lds PejU?,8® strike against the school's head WASHINOTOITS BIRTHDAY , 'Asatza ■ Q T i _ football coach, saying academics ranks well behind athletics in Haney Patchings’ program. “ 1 5 . 6 3 Richard Haynes and two-year CELEBRATION! team captain Herman Moore, both with one year of eligibility 3 8 4 WJ remaining after being redshirted 1989^ulck Centurv as freshmen, have taken their plea for Catchings’ ouster to the #8069 Was >13,868 media and to alumni groups. PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE They insist they're serious about N not practicing or playing football until Catchings is dismissed. $8,820 “ My motto is. 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NOW, GET $500 CASH BACK!^ NOW, GET $600 CASH BACK!^ NOW, GET $400 CASH BACK!^ NOW, G ET $750 CASH BACK!^ w The Panthers went 5-5 in 1988 after a 3-7-1 m ark in 1987. the year • 1 It Tim© Buyers Program R©bat# Catchings took over for fired lr>cKjci©o tn pne© N # w c a rp rtc # i ir>ciud© r©hot©i ODtgn^d to Coach Conway Hayman dealer cK>d or© In l»u o< ip e c k j “ I've seen the light go out of 7-YEAR OR 70,000-MILE POWER TRAIN PROTECTION franc© rat#. players' eyes,” Moore said See a copy of this limited warranty at your dealer. Restrictions apply. Excludes Colt. We make believers. Moore and Haynes have taken Make us prove it to on responsibility for directing the •Base sticker price excludes title, taxes and destination charges ’On new ’89 dealer slock lIMITfO WAKRANrr team. They're urging teammates i C to run and lift weights to prepare for spring practice, which begins DON’T MISS THE CELEBRATION, GOING ON NOW! next month But the players said they won’t be practicing for Catchings. WUe M otors “The practices will be under Route 66, Columbia Road, Willimantic, Conn. 423-7746 WBI the direction of the team cap­ Pruvtt tains.” said Haynes, a criminal HOURS: Monday thru Thursday 8 AM to 8 PM; .Friday 8 AM to 6 PM; justice major with a 3.2 average. Chorches Motors Inc. Manchester Plymouth, Inc. Entiled Chrysler Plymouth Scranton Chrysler World Class Chrysler Saturday 8 AM to 5 PM; Alter Hours By Appointment. Practices under Catchings 907 Enfield Street Plymouth Plymouth would often last six hours, play­ nmv.smt 80 Oakland Street Rt. 83 Tolland Turnpike ers said, with team members not Manchester, Conn. Talcottville, Conn. Enfield, Conn. 55 Windsor Avenue 130 Turnpike Road getting back to the dorm until Rockville, Conn. Windsor Locks, Conn. 10:30 p.m. Vlymoutfi "The coach imposed a 11 o’clock curfew, and he'd punish MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feb. 14, 1989 MAN("HESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Feh 14. 1989 Car dealers GHADA presents scholarships Sanders’ case unique for the NFL begin annual The Greater Hartford Automo­ man at Bard College in New York (sponsored by Carter Chevrolet): bile Dealers Association pres­ (sponsored by Hoffman Oldsmo- Adrienne Sholtis of Old Lyme, a the probation but his son’s m arketa­ sophomore at Bryant College in OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Nothing drafts, most had graduated early, Sanders initially .said he would ented its annual scholarship bile); Rick Cavanaugh of Mer­ bility behind his hope that his son sales event has been ordinary about Heisman reached their fifth year of college or return for his senior year at Okla­ awards on Feb. 3 to dependents iden, a freshman at the University Rhode Island (sponsored by would forgo his .senior year at Trophy winner Barry Sanders, and somehow had their eligibility homa Stale, where a four-year of member-dealer employees of Connecticut (sponsored by Town & Country Auto Sales); and Oklahoma State, that includes the problem he could stripped. probation would keep him off televi­ and to a student at the University Schaller Oldsmobile); Thomas Mark Terry of Plainville, a “ H e can’t go any higher. William The annual Washington’s present the N F L should he deeide to Sanders’ father said he wanted to sion next year. However, he recently of Hartford. Scholarship recip­ Charney of Colchester, a senior sophomore at Worcester Poly­ Sanders said. H e noted.ashehadinan Birthday sale by the Greater forego his senior year at Oklahoma find out straight from the N F L what said he had made a decision — but was ients were judged according to at Nathan Hale-Ray High School technic Institute (sponsored by Otirlipr interview, thnt his son could Hartford Automobile Dealers As­ State, his father says his son’s rights are. keeping it to himself — about his their academic records, financial (sponsored by Monaco Ford); Schaller Oldsmobile). always return to complete his sociation began Monday and will William Sanders, who has urged his “The NFL people didn’t give me future. His father said even he doesn’t need, and how they expressed and Nicole Grant of Bristol, a Brother and sister Pamela and continue through Feb. 22, Wa­ son to take advantage of his success any indication whether Barry would know, nor does he want to. education. • , themselves in an essay on why Jeremy Tisdale of Winsted also Should he be cleared for the N FL. freshman at Trinity College and apply for a supplemental draft, be allowed into the league.” he said. “He’s definitely made up his mind shington’s Birthday. received GHADA scholarships. Sanders could, in effect, choo.se to go they wanted a GHADA scholar­ (sponsored by Crest Pontiac). said he shopped that prospect around “ They wanted to raise the possibility about what he’sgoingtodo,” theelder Harvey Lipman, GHADA pro­ Both attend the University of in the regular draft in late April or ship, according to GHADA Presi­ Also receiving scholarships last week with league officials. that B arry may not get in” Sanders said Monday. But he said he motions chairman, said that over delay his announcement for a supple­ dent C. Bowie Thomas. were Cheryl-Anne Hibbert of Connecticut and are sponsored “ They said they’ve never had a case N FL spokesman Joe Browne con­ asked B arry not to tell him until a day 20,000 vehicles, including new mental draft in July, in which he GHADA has been awarding Colchester, a freshman at Mohe- by Monaco Ford. Pamela is a like Barry’s before, and that they firmed that W illiam Sanders met or so before announcing his and used cars, trucks and vans, might go to a different team. scholarships for 13 years as part gan Community College in Nor­ junior and Jeremy is a freshman. would like him to submit a letter Wednesday with Jay Moyer, the intentions. representing over 33 major ma­ Some legal experts have questioned of the association's community wich (sponsored by Hoffman A GHADA $1,000 annual scho­ explaining his circumstances.” Sand­ league’s exeeutive vice president. “ That way I can say I don’t know” nufacturers, will be marked down whether the N F L rule prohibiting the service activities. Ford): Christine Nielsen of Man­ larship to the University of ers told the Atlanta Constitution. “It was strictly an informational and he telling the truth, the elder at a savings to the consumer. drafting of underclassmen would hold The winners were Anthony chester, a freshman at the Hartford was awarded to Bruce Should Sanders go to the N F L next meeting about our eligibility rules,” Sanders said. Lipman also pointed out that this up in court if challenged by a would-be Amaio of Marlborough, a fresh­ University of New Hampshire Betancourt of Glastonbury. fall he would be the first routine Browne said. Sanders said he planned to go to Jacklyn Cooley, left, of the Greater Hartford Automobile player. William Sanders, however, is a great time of year to car shop college junior to make such a jump. Sanders said through Steve Buz­ Stillwater. Okla.. lolalk tohissonand told the Atlanta Con.stitution. “ I don’t since dealerships are well- Dealers Association, and Cyndy Mascola, general Although several players with re­ zard. sports information director at tell him what he learned from the visit wont to talk about any possible stocked with new models. manager of Travelrama, display a Hawaii poster to maining eollege eligibility have app­ Oklahoma State, that he would have with N FL officials. Traditionally, GHADA member Here’s list of GHADA members lawsuit” promote the vacation contest being sponsored as part of lied and been selectedJn the N FL’s no comment on his father’s visit. The father said it was not so much dealers, in cooperation with car GHADA's annual Washington's Birthday sale. Members of the Greater Hart­ Manchester. Manchester Plymouth, Manchester. manufacturers, present special ford Automobile Dealers Associ­ Dillon Sales & Service — Ford, Middletown Toyota. Middletown. incentives to buy during their Manchester. HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY — Jockey ation, pledged to a code of ethics, Mitchell Dodge. Simsbury. Washington’s Birthday sale. For Enfield Honda. Enfield. Mitchell Pontiac/Volvo/Saab, Diane Nelson wishes a happy Valen­ Missouri’s Stewart to remain in hospital Foundation sets objectives are: example, anyone who purchases Fairway Chrysler/Plymouth, Canton. Simsbury, tine’s Day to It’s Academic, her equine Alderman Motors — Cadillac/Olds- Gallagher Bulck, New Britain. Mitchell Subaru, Canton. Nebraska a new or designated used car borhoods and provide them with sweetheart at Aqueduct in New York COLUMBIA. Mo. (AP) — Norm Stewart, whose Tigers are 21-4. ants. directed the team against Iowa State and I The Greater Hartford Automo­ mobile, Meriden. Gene Langan, Volkswagen, Monaco Ford, Glastonbury. during the GHADA Washington's health information, counseling, Ardery Chevrolet, Windsor. Monday. Nelson rode It’s Academic to Stewart, coach of the third-ranked blacked out on the flight to Oklahoma Oklahoma and in Saturday’s 93-80 Sunday. bile Dealers Association Founda­ Glastonbury. Morande Ford, Berlin. victory over Kansas. Daly is a Daly .said Monday that he was Birthday sale will receive their tion, created in 1987 as a etc. Avon Motor Cars — Porsche/Audi, Moriarty Brothers — Llncoln/Mercu- University of Missouri basketball and was taken by ambulance to an Gengras Chevrolet, Southington. her first New York stakes win in the choice of either a $60 dining Avon. ry/Merkur/Mazda, Manchester. team, was in stable condition Monday Oklahoma City hospital. He missed recruiting specialist who hadn’t taking things one day at a time. permanent vehicle to assist in ■ Open Hearth Capitol Cam­ Gengras Motor Cars — Mercedes Avon Volkswagen, Avon. O’NeiH’s Chevrolet/Buick, Avon. Assault Handicap last January. at Columbia Regional Hospital, said Thursday night’s game in which the coached a game in 12 years. He was certificate or a telephone answer­ helping the needy, hungry and paign, $5,000 to help in expan­ Benz/BMW/Range Rover, Hartford. Balch Pontiac/Buick/Nissan/Mazda, Papa’s Dodge/Jeep/Eagle/Shelby, forced to take over for Stewart “ I talked to Norm on a couple of ing system. homeless and arts and cultural sion and renovation of the Gengras Volkswagen, Windsor. Beth Morell. a hospital spokeswoman Tigers lost 112-108 to an Oklahoma East Windsor. New Britain. team that moved back to the No. 1 spot because Bob Sundvold. the No. 1 occasions, and he just says to go out GHADA dealers are also offer­ programs in the Greater Hartford present residence used to serve Bill Barry Volkeswagen, West Gorin Jaguar/Alfa Romeo, Hartford. Grody Chevrolet, West Hartford. Parson’s Bulck, Plainville. She said Stewart, who suffered a in the A P poll this week. assistant, was suspended by the there and have fun and do what you ing a chance to win a trip for two area, presented three checks at a homeless men in the Hartford Hartford. Bill Sellg Ford, Windsor. Harte Nissan, Hartford. Ray Seraph! Ford, Rockville. bleeding ulcer attack last Thursday On Friday, the .83-year-old Stewart university last Wednesday for buying need to do.” Daly said. to Honolulu, via American Air­ special awards ceremony on Feb. area. The goal is to help the Bob Riley Oldsmobile, Manchester. Hartford Mitsubishi, Vernon. Schaller Acura. Manchester. airline tickets for a former basketball Daly said that other than offering a lines with seven nights and eight 3. residents achievetheirfull poten­ while enroiite to Oklahoma City, was brought back to Columbia for Bolles Jeep/Eagle, Ellington. Herb Chambers Hyundai, Hartford. Schaller Honda/Oldsmobile/Subaru, SPORTS few suggestions. Stewart is “ staying days at the Sheraton Waikiki Foundation officers an­ tial as individuals. New Britain. would remain hospitalized for “sev­ further tests player. Brothers’ Toyta, West Hartford. Hoffman Ford/Saab/lsuzu. East eral more davs” Rich Dalv. one of Stewart’s assist­ The Tigers next play Tuesday at out of it” Hotel, courtecy of the Sheraton nounced that the following or­ GHADA Foundation awards Cardinal Bulck, Manchester. Hartford, Scott Oldsmobile/BMW/Sterling, and Travelrama. Any licensed ganizations received grant grants twice a year with applica­ Carter Chevrolet, Manchester. Hoffman Honda, West Simsbury. Avon/Simsbury. IN BRIEF driver who visits a participating awards: tion deadlines on May 29 and Century Toyota, Wallingford. Hoffman Lincoln/Mercury/Merkur, Scranton Cadillac/Oldsmoblle/Pon- tiac/GMC, Vernon. member showroom can enter Nov. 20. Since 1987 the founda­ Chorches Motors — Dodge/Dodge Avon. ■ Foodsharfi of Greater Hart­ Scranton Chrysler/Plymouth, and is invited to inspect or ford, $3,000 to help purchase and tion has awarded more than Trucks/Chrysler, Manchester, Hoffman Oldsmobile, East Hartford. Clarke Oldsmobile, Middletown. Vernon, test-drive vehicles on display. $38,000 to many local non-profit Hoffman Porsche/Audi, East install a computer to be used in Clayton Motors — Volvo/Dodge, East Hartford. Suburban Subaru, Vernon. Morrone featured speaker C. Bowie Thomas, president of food collection and distribution organizations, including Child Hartford. Hoffman Toyota, West Simsbury. Thomas Cadillac, Hartford. the dealers' association, said that efforts. and Family Services of Connecti­ Clyde Chevrolet/Buick, Rockville. Jon Lorensen's Acura of Avon, Tony March Bulck, Hartford. E A S T H A R T F O R D — Joe Morrone, head GHADA members participating ■ Hartford Action Plan on cut, the Hartford Ballet, the Crest Pontiac/Cadillac/Mazda, Canton. Town & Country — Lincoln/Mercury- .«:occer eoaeh at the Univer.<;i1y of Connectient, in the Washington's Birthday sale Infant Health, $1,000 to help Hartford Graduate Center, the Newington. Lee Chevrolet, New Britain. /Buick/Cadlllac/Mazda, Middletown. will be the featured .“speaker at the third annual Town & Country Nissan, Middletown. are all pledged to a code of ethics improve health and reduce infant Bushnell, Literacy Volunteers of Crowley Chrysler/Plymouth/Jee- Liberty Honda of Hartford, Hartford. East Hartford Parks & Reereation Youth Lipman Chevrolet, East Hartford. Tufano Chrysler/Plymouth, New in terms of customer service and mortality by supporting an ag­ America-Connecticut, the Con­ p/Eagle, Bristol. Sports Volunteers Recognition Thursday night Crowley Lincon/Mercury/Merkur, Lipman Volkswagen, Vernon. Britain. can be identified by the Washing­ necticut Radio Information Ser­ at the Marco Polo Restaurant. gressive outreach effort to help Bristol. Lynch Toyota/Pontiac, Manchester. Wagner Ford/Nissan/Peugeot, ton's Birthday sale banners in Scott Gray. WTIC sportscaster. wilt be identify pregnant women in vice and the University of Con­ Crowley Volkswagen, Plainville. M & E Ford/Volvo/Yugo, Meriden. Simsbury. Wasley Buick/Oldsmobile, Bristol. master of ceremonies. The dinner starts at 7 their showroom windows. seven high-risk Hartford neigh­ necticut Health Center. DeCormier Motors — Nissan, Manchester Honda. Manchester. p.m. Jimmy Fund tourney set HARTFORD — The fourth annual Jimmy Fund .l-on-.l basketball tournament, co­ sponsored by G. Fox and Trinity College, will be held at Trinity’s Ferris Athletic Center on April 2. 8. 9 and ie. The tournament is designed to raise money for the Jimmy Fund Council of Connecticut, which supports the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston. The tournament raised $14,000 a year ago. The tournament is broken down into 10 divisions. fi\’e each for men and \\omen based on age Any participant wishing to raise money for the Jim m y Fund will be given forms in order to seek sponsors A 19-inch remote color televi­ sion will he awarded theplayerwhocollectsthe greatest amount of money, and the one who signs up the most sponsors, regardless of dollar amount. Applications can be picked up at all G. Fox stores, at Trinity College, or by calling 241-.11,89.

McCallum wins case SEATTLE (AP) — Former Seattle wide receiver Sam McCullum was illegally dis­ charged by the Seahawks when he was cut before the strike-marred 1982 season, the National Labor Relations Board ruled. MeCullum. then the Seahawks’ player representative, must he given back pay. with interest, from the time of his release and a.job “ substantially equivalent” to the job he lost, the N L R B ruled in a 2-1 decision. John Jones, spokesman for the Management DARE TO COMPARE Council, said the group’s attorneys would not decide on an appeal until it had seen the We’re so confident that once you’ve driven the decision. newly re-designed New Yorker, New Yorker Landau or our exclusive Charter Oak Edition and consid­ "Satisfaction is your right. ered all the features of this luxury automobile, you’ll Dan Kelly eulogized really agree this is the Finest Value Offering in its And we intend to see that you get it." ST LOUIS (AP) — Dan Kelly, who died of class. If not, and you purchase any competing lux­ cancer last week, was eulogized as a man who ury brand by Feb. 28th, we will provide a gift certifi­ achieved his childhood dream of becoming one cate to Gaetano’s or Carbone’s. Now that’s presi­ of the greatest hockey broadcasters of all time. dential treatment! Kelly, the voice of the St. Louis Blues for more than two decades and a regular on SEE SALES CONSULTANT FOR DETAILS Carbone or Gaetano gift certificate offer expires Feb. 28, 19M. nationally televised hoeke\ games in the ^ ^Umit^^ to the first 50 customers. l.’nited States and Canada, died Friday at his home in suburban Chesterfield at the age of ,82. He was diagnosed with cancer in October and he worked his last game Nov 19. FANTASTIC SAVtNGS ON ALL REMAINING 88’s Gilmour player of week RFRATESVg^2000 OR 4.9% A.P.R. FINANCING* 1 >gc«dto9 rtUKatel \ MONTREAL (AP) — Center Doug Gilmour , * PRIOR S A L E S EXC LlJD ED of the Calgary Flames, who scored four goals MINI-VAN SPECIALS TRUCK SPECIALS WINTER • ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE FOR 24 MONTHS' — including two game-winners — and added '87 Dodge Raider 4x4 • -ANNUAL PERCENTAGE R ATE^ H 48 MONTHS two assists in three road games, was named the 88 Caravan SE O o c O i J $10,995 CLOSE-OUT N H L Player of the Week for the period ending Wagon PKg . A/C. Aulo. Si .1193 $14,995 ’B'J Isuzu Trooper 4x4 C<«»n. */C. a » « O I ...... $12,995 ON Feb. 12. '88 Caravan SE 8.7%** Gilm our had two goals and an assist in both a Black Cuslom Smpe, V6. Si *4195 $15,495 ‘87 Dodge Dakota 4x4 2 .0 0 0 ...... $14,995 FACTORY ,8-.3 triumph over St Louis and a 4-2 victory over '88 Caravan LE '88 Dodge Dakota 4x4 $15,9951/ aj Pittsburgh V6. Nice. Nice. Nice. Si. *4215 CKOO CX 2...... Stirling $14,995 PURCHASED '88 Voyager LE ’88 Dodge Ram 50 4x4 C am na W h M . 0 S M . St. M216 $10,595 Lu»ury. PKg . V6, SI *4213 $15,495 MINI-VANS Bodine leads qualifying ’88 Jeep Wrangler P > ^ AC. Ortfy I.OCiO U*m . Si »420g $12,995 AND 4x4’s DAYTONA BEACH Fla (AP) - Geoff *88 Jeep Wagoneer Bodine. who.se attempt to win the pole position PRF-OWNED SPECIALS . Al Th« Toyi. St. MJC? $16,995 for the Daytona .800 was ended by ignition '83 Mercury Capri problems, led .second-day qualifying. HmI CiMn ...... Bodine. the 1986Daytona,800winner.covered '85 Dodge 600 Coupe a lap around the 2..8-mile, high-h.anked oval at Daytona International Speedway at 198,828 '84 Chrysler New Yorker Ef*a mph. That lap puts Bodine .seventh overall among 89 drivers who now have posted qualifying speeds in two sessions of qualifications for Sunday’s $1.7 million race. Ken Schrader and Darrell Waltrip. Bodine’s Hendrick Motorsports teammates clinched the top two starting positions in the .800-mile event with the two fastest laps on Saturday. Positions 3-30 will be determined by Thurs­ day’s twin 12.8-mile qualifying race. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tue.sday. Feb 14. 1989 — 23

APARTMENTS JFUEL OIL/COAL/ 22 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Feh 14. 1989 HDMES | 3 4 | for r e n t ( f ir e w o o d HELP WANTED FDR SALE I MANCHESTER. T hre e SEASONED Firewood. O LDIE But Goodie. Nifty room apartment. $480 Cut, split and deli­ %. plus utilities. Security. vered, reasonable. 742- six room Cape on Man­ Soccioli^D Jackson llmontlc orto. Homtt and rtllo- Colonial with Vh baths $3. 742-912B, keep A u c tio n s ...... 04 bl« coupit to cl*on vour horn*, repairs and home Im­ Wanted to Buy ...... RootIng/SIdIng ...... 57 C lo th in g ...... 73 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 Reol Estate, 647-8400.□ BUILDERS WALLPAPERING and attached garage. F ln o n c lo l...... 05 Services benefits. Call otTIc* or windawa. 9 v*ori t » - provements. Interior trying. ______F lo o rin g ...... 58 F u rn itu re ...... 74 JUST the place to start oorltnct end r«f«r*ncd>. Coll Free Eatimatea $900 plus utilities. Call Child C a re ...... 51 E le c tric a l...... 59 and exterior painting, Em ploym ent & Education Rentals out. Brand new duplex Ldurit for 0 fr«« Mllmot*. Contone Realty, 646- Cleaning Services...... 52 Heating/Plumbing...... 60 j TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 633-4663 646-2787f Cell lohn light carpentry. Com­ J MISCELLANEOUS Rooms tor Rent...... building In which you 5900.______Port Time Help Wanted ...... 10 Law n C a r e ...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 i Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Automotive 742-0267 • Planning Oetign Service plete lanitorlal ser­ Help Wanted...... 11 Apartments tor Rent..... and ask for Dave own your own side. • Cutlom Homea 6 4 9 - 3 3 3 1 V E R N O N ” Fully ap- ( fo r s a le Bookkeeping/Income Tax ...... 54 Services Wanted...... 62 J G a rd e n in g...... 77 vice. Experienced, rel­ Situation Wanted ...... 12 Condominiums tor Rent. Carpentry/Remodeling...... 55 C ars tor S a le ...... 91 Over 1,300 square feet • Addltlona iable, free estimates. pllanced, one bedroom L a n d sc a p in g ...... 63 l Good Things to Eat...... 78 Trucks/Vans for So le ...... 92 leaiBDDKKEEPIND/ CONSOLE sewing ma­ Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes tor Rent...... Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Concrete . ..64 TEACHER Aide needed Including 3 bedrooms, 2 • Oecka 643-0304. unit In TrI-plex. Availa­ Instruction ...... 14 Store/Ottice Space...... Fuel O ll/Coal/Firew ood...... 79 Campers/Trallers...... 93 for pre-school pro­ full baths, wall to wall Im I i m c d m e t a x • Recreation Rooma ROOFING/ ble M a rc h , 1989. $550 chine, needs work. $25. M otorcvcles/M opeds...... 94 SNOW REMOVAL. Console stereo, $25. Em plo ym en t Se rv ic e s...... 15 Resort Property ...... Fa rm Supplies and E q uip m ent...... 80 gram . Hours, 2-5:30, carpeting, full private • Sunrooma SIDING plus utilities and one Industrial Property...... SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Services...... 95 Monday-Frlday. Expe­ basement, separate Complete eccounting services • Kitchen & Bath Remodeling Resldentlal- months security. Call Call 646-0S60, anytime OffIcerRetall Equipm ent...... 81 Autos tor Rent/Lease...... 96 Commerclal. Drive­ Real Estate Garages and Storage .... MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. rience desired and di­ parking area. Great including A/R. A/P. P/R. Q/t, • Window Replacement 649-9619 or 649-1262. before 9pm. ____ Recreational Equipm ent...... 82 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 ways, starting at $15. Homes for Sole ...... 21 Roommotes Wanted ..... Call 643-2711 for more Information! ploma. Paid vacation location on S t a r k ­ P&L Statement and quarterly • Roofing LEAKY ROOF? Condominiums tor Sole ...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted to Bu y/T rad e...... 98 and sick time. Apply: weather Street In M an­ • Siding M o il root* can b * raptirad. Call Bob, 872-8841. tax returns. Can design In p u c * at total nrooflng axpanaal r n STORE AND Manchester Early chester. Affordably • Concrete Work ENDROLLS additionsl applications • Framing Crew Available Complata rarooSns ol Ml typaa. | 3 y OFFICE SPACE READ YOUR AD: Cloislfed advertisements are Learning Center, 80 priced at $138,000. tailored for your business 2Vh width - 2SB RATES: 1 to 6 days' 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to Waddell Road, Man­ Jackson 8> Jackson W EE ESniMATES 13% width - 2 lor 25d token by telephone os a convenience. The needs. Call 644-B191. FARRAND REMODELING Manchester Roofing DRESS Making, altera­ EAST HARTFORD. New 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one chester. EOE. Real Estate, 647-8400.D Room addltlona, decka, roof* office space In restored MUST be picked up at ths deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ 645-8830 tions and most kinds of Herald Office Mondey thru 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of SERVICE. A leading NEW Listing. Location, 1988 iNCOMi TAXIS ing, ahUng, windowa and gutt- sewing done. 647-8730. house, Burnside Ave. 26 or more days; 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen material handling location, location are era. All typea of remodeling and 3800 square feet with Thursday before 11 e.n. only. Consultation / Preparation repaira. Call Bob Ftrmnd, Jr. Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m, on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be company specializing the key words for this DISTRIBUTION basement. Can be di­ corrected by an additional Insertion. In loading deck equip­ home. Plenty of space Individuals / Bus. 847-8509 vided. Terms negotia­ ment Is looking for In this seven room Sole Proprietors LABELS ble. For Information, experienced people to Cape with over 2200 Res. 645-6849 Tired of menually addressing call Ruth Fiske, 282- Automotive distribution mail — we can work In their Service square feet, large fire- Dan Moaler 649-3329 Let ua remodel your kitchen or 0651.______;______I PART TIME Department. This lob placed living room, bath from floor to celling. We ELECTRICAL automate tMs process providing Notices Employment HELP WANTED requires mechanically three bedrooms, three otter oablnela, vanitlea, coun- Quality service for a reasonable O FFIC ES - street level. (CARS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED price. Call 644-6191 Good for professionals. Inclined people with full baths, cheerful tertopa whatever your needa Excellent location. 46 (FOR SALE A s a condition precedent to BAKERY Clerk. Part some experience In country kitchen and 2 CARPENTRY/ ■re. Call RALPH NADEAU at ELECTRICAL & FULL Time shipper. WANTED: Experienced, Oak St. 649-5334, 647- the placement of ony adver­ tim e p osition. 15-20 CASHIERS - Clerks - CUSTOMER Service De­ welding, electrical and car garage. $249,900. REMODELING I PART TIME Profit sharing. EOE. part time cook and 6 4 3 - 9 0 0 4 SECURITY WORK FDR Sale. 1974 Jeep J4000 tising In the Manchester He­ hours weekly. Excel­ Grampv's Corner partment of manufac­ hydraulics. Good pay Sentry Real Estate, 643- LANDSCAPING 9223.______rald. Advertiser hereby 647-8596. Store has Immediate turing company needs housekeeper, church KHcliea S SaUi Paalfa Caafer Fire, Burglar and pick-up, power steer­ [HELP WANTED lent starting rate. and excellent benefits. 4060.g______Freeze Alarms. 1725 DIVIDABLE square ing, power brakes, au­ agrees to protect, Indemnity IN SU R A N C E Office. openings for cashlers- well organized, self­ rectory, llve-in resi­ feet. Located In dow n­ nnd hold hormless the Mon- Please call far Inter­ RN's/LPN's For Interview, call Ar- NEW Listing. South Man­ RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES LAW N Maintenance. Re tomatic transmission, EXPERIENCED Break- Clerical Including typ­ clerks. Starting upto$6 starter with strong dence available. For town Manchester pro­ chester Herald, Its officers view, 646-5718. Advance to Excellence bon Equipment Corp. chester eight room Co­ MFM Construction sldentlol and commer Meyers 4 way plow. fast Cook for wee­ ing and telephone re­ hour. Apply In person computer background. Super new rale ol pay. appointment, call 742- PLUS fessional building. and employees against any In South W indsor at lonial offering tour Kitchen, baths, attics, 561-2020 clal. Fifteen years ex- kends, 7:15am-12:15pm HIGHLY Motivated Indi­ quired. Mature woman at G ra m p v's, 706 M ain Good office skills and For 3pm-11pm thlft. Mpndiy-Frl- 6655, between 9:30am- Complete Home $2000 or best offer. and all Mobility, loss or 528-2015, ask for Rosie. large bedrooms, first basement additions, perlence. Free Priced below market for Coventry restau­ vidual needed to Inves- preferred. Call Jewell- St., Manchester.______pleasant phone day. Fpr full pr pan time poalllpna 4:30pm. 871-0014.______expense. Including attor­ floor family room, Maintenance garages, decks, texture estimates. Fully In­ for quick occuponev.' neys' tees, arising from rant. Must be dependa­ tlgate unpaid England Insurance, manner. Paid benefits, OR 2'/2 Verv negotiable lease FOR Sale. 1987 Suzuki LT PERSON to assist man­ 7pm-7am. every Sal. and Sun. bathsand 2cargarage. Repair / Renew ceilings. Call sured. Call now for claims of unfair trade practi­ ble. Ask for " J ” , 742- Insurance claims. 646-4662. profit sharing. EOE SERVICE MAN HEATING/ terms. Marilyn Vatte- 500 Quad Racer. Never Heavy phone contact ager In day to day ASK ABOUT OUR CHILOCARE Direct Care Hide H ave the feeling of Cellingt, Walli, Painting, early Spring schedul­ ces, Infringement of trade­ 1488. 647-8596. REIMBURSEMENT PROGRAM for RV’s PLUMBING ronl. Sentry Real Esf- raced. Verv low hours. marks, trade names or pat­ with additional diversi­ operations of small wanted to work with men­ open country on this Papering, Carpentry 232-6832 - 561-4423 ing. 646-5858. motel, 30 to 40 hours For more Infprmallon. call Full or part time. Will ote, 643-4060. $2500, firm. 871-0014. ents, violation of rights of fied duties. Part time Dlredpr of Nuraing. train. Apply tally retarded adults full oversized lot yet the tnaund • Santor DIaoount p riv a c y and Int' nge.ment of weekly. Excellent FOR Sale. 1986 Suzuki ENERGETIC Individual hours which could ex­ GENERAL FURNITURE STORE and part time positions convenience of town. BRIAN’S HOME I AUTO copyright and proprietory needed part time tor wages. Retirees In­ Crestfield PJ’s Plumbing. Huting A VACATION Quad Sport 230. $1200 or pand to full time posi­ MANAGER BLONSTEIN’S available In our W. Htfd., Private wooded set­ 6 4 6 - 2 2 5 3 SERVICES rights, unfair competition busy medical practice. OFFICE vited. Please call 643- IMPROVEMENTS Air Conditioning best offer. 871-0014. tion. Flexible hours Experienced in furni­ Convalescant Home CAMPING CENTER Windsor and So. Windsor ting. $219,900. Sentry |3P I RENTALS and libel and slander, which Duties Include: tiling 1555 between 9am and Manchester. CT Kitchens, Beths, Rse Rooma. Boilers, pumps, hot water 1980 PONTIAC Sunbird. may result from the publica­ available. Send resume ture operations with Route 83 Vernon Real Estate, 643-4060.D and retrieving medical DUTIES 12 noon, Monday group homes. Experience CARPENTRY WORK Decka S Addltlona tanks, new and MISQUAMICUT. Cottage Automatic, power tion of any advertlsment In to: Sports Medicine & Include typing, filing, knowiedge of 643-5151 preferred but will train. SPARKLING! This seven raplacements. TIERINNI’S the Manchester Herald by records, assist prepar­ through Friday for ATTENTION. Hiring. Go­ All Phasas fra* ttlnetss • UesimM 4 Insuitd close to beach. One steering, power Orthopedics of Man­ light bookkeeping, an­ merchandising, buy­ Competitive wages and room Ranch Is In m ove FREE ESTIMATES AutoiMtivi Enoliwarlng. Inc. advertiser. Including adver­ ing dally schedule. appointment. vernment lobs-your Framing, Roofs, Siding, Trim. sleeps 6, $500 per week. brakes, air condi­ chester, 155 Main swering phone and ing, saies promotion, In condition. Beautiful 6 4 6 - 3 9 2 3 276 Hartford Rd.. Manchester tisements In any free distri­ Apply In person, be­ PHARMACY Clerk, full area. $17,840-$69,485. fringe benefits. Call Reglfterad a Fully Inaurad 643-9649/228-9616 One sleeps 8, $600 per tioner, Am/Fm Street, Manchester or dealing with custom­ customer relations, hardwood floors, new bution publications pub­ tween 10am and 6pm. coll 645-8387 between or part time, no expe­ Call 602-838-8885. Very fleaaofiaWa Prices week. Special rate, pre- cassette stereo. High lished by the Manchester ers. Apply In person. purchasing and oper­ bedroom carpets, new 649-5823 Sports Medicine of 10-6:30pm. rience needed. Flexible 688-6007 or 228-4483 Ouelity Work / Free Eetimetes m pain tin g / seoson. 643-1823. mileage, needs some Herald. Penny Sleftert, ating bedding depart­ kitchen cabinets and Cara, Trucks, Vans, 4x4'a work. $500 or best offer. Manchester, 155 Main daytime hours. Call for EOE Agency floor. Family room has Publisher. B L O N S T E I N ’S ment. Send resume to: 742-1579____ I S B I papering •nva do Hia unususi to Itis ordinsry' Street, Manchester. appointment. Medl- separate entrance of­ I MISCELLANEOUS 647-9004, otter 6pm. Camping Center Box A, C/O Manches­ Drive off with CLASSIFIED r FLOORING 784 Talcottville Road clne Shoppe, 649-1025. fering possibility for I FOR RENT 1974 A M C JA V ELIN . 98% I LOST NATIONAL health ter Herald, 16 Brainard restored. Rebuilt 304 I HELP WANTED Rte. 83, Vernon CRUISE Ship lobs. Imme­ CRAFTS In-law suite or at home AND FOUND agency serving Place, Manchester, CT office. $154,900. Sentry MANCHESTER. Two car modified engine ond diate openings. Sea­ 06040. A Bargain in the A Feature of This M Real Estate FRANK YOUNG Greater Manchester DRIVERS Helper. Mov­ sonal and career Newspaper M Real Estate, 643-4060.a Simon Simon garage, $125. One car transmission. Hurst FOUND. Female cot, area, seeking enthusi­ ing furniture. Full and ASSEMBLY M e c h a n ic opoortunitles. Excel­ MANCHESTER. B rin g PAINTING garage, $75. Call 649- shifter. $600. 289-4174. black with brown high­ astic energetic and part time. 647-1717, wanted for manufac­ lent pay. World travel. ACCOUNTS P a y a b le . Classified Section theln-laws. Thls6room TILEMASTERS 8855.______1980 PONTIAC Firebird. lights. Long hair. Hlll- HDMES goal oriented Individ­ leave messoge.______turing company. Pro­ Call (Refundable) 1- New Englands largest Cape has In-law apart­ Intarlor Spaelallata FOR Rent. 1250 square Excellent conditon. stown Road and Still ual for part time Pro­ duction Department. ASSISTANT Manager. 518-459-3535. Ext. 508A. electrical products dis­ A U FOR SALE ment In back of house Tile Sales and Installation feet Including drive-ln New point lob. $2100. Field Road. Call 649- gram Director posi­ Will train. Profit shar­ tributor has an opening 3 ^ I with own entrance. Pride taken In every job we do! Coll 649-1088. Immediate full time MANCHESTER garage. Could be used 3604,______tion. Responsibilities □ □ □ ____ position for person who ing. E O E 647-8596. for an Accounts Paya­ (Kitchenette, living Quality is our main concern. for office, showroom, FOUND. Persian cat on Include volunteer de­ INVENTORV/WAREHOUSE All real estate advertised In enloys challenges and WANTED. Sitter In my ble Clerk. The primary the Manchester Herald Is room and bedroom) TILEMASTERS. INC repairs. Excellent con- February 12. In Ver- velopment, planning hom e for 7 year old and Person and driver responsibility Is to pro­ Full bath with wo- REASONABLE RATES dltlon. Call 646-4920. and Implementation of meeting public. Job re­ sublect to the Fair Housing C L Y b E non/Manchester vlcln- quires working some 3 year old. 8:30-5:30, needed for heating- cess Invoices, ensuring Act of 1968. which mokes It sher/dryer hook ups. We cater to the home owner. Ity. 643-1196.______service and rehabilita­ Monday-Frlday. Kee­ vendors are paid the illegai to advertise any pref­ In-law would make a CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. tion and public educa­ nights and two wee­ /cooling contractor We are bath remodel and ceramic tile specialists. kends per month. Ver- ney School district. appropriate am ount on erence, limitation ordlscrlm- beautiful family room. FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED Merchandise ROUTE 83, VERNON ONE OF THE nicest tion programs. Send to control material, Inatlon based on race, color, Let us win your confidence! Call us today for a n o n area. N o n ­ South end of town. time. This Involves Nice size yard with things about want ads Is resume ta: Executive pick-up parts and de­ religion, sex or national free estimate, commercial or residential. 83 Nissan 280ZX *7405 smoking company. 649-7773. substantial Interaction room for garden. 643-6774 their low cost. Another Is Director, 243 East Cen­ origin, or on Intention to 84 Camaro Coupe *5995 Competitive starting liver to job sites. Full with purchasing and a Owner anxious. Msmbsr Chambar of Commsrcb their quick action. Try a ter Street, Manchester, FURNITURE Sales peo­ moke onv such preference, 85 Century Wagon *8 5 9 5 salary and benefits. ple to work full time time position. Paid wide variety of vend­ llmifotlon or discrimination. $149,900. Realty W orld, wont ad today! 06040. I CLOTHING 85 Century 4 Dr. *8 9 9 5 Call Linda, 872-6075. and part time In large medical, life, dental ors. We offer career The Herald will not know­ Benoit, Frechette As­ furniture store. Excel­ and vacation pay. opportunities with ex­ ingly accept onv advertise­ sociates, 646-7709.o G ENUINE Sheepskin 85 Sunbird 4 dr. *4 99 5 VETERINARY R e c e p ­ cellent pay and benef­ ment which Is In violation of MANCHESTER. Immac­ 85 Spectrum 4 Dr. *5 1 9 5 tionist. Full time. De­ lent earnings potential. the low. ______coat. Man's, size 42. Immediate openings. Call Alco-AIre In its Including dental. ulate home In Buckelv CONDOMINIUMS I APARTMENTS N early new! $125. 649- 85 Elecira 4 Dr. *1 0,495 pendability, good iH aurhi'strr SQUTHERN New Eng- h o m e s Apply In person after 12 East Hartford at Qualifications Include I School area. Three MORTGAGES FOR RENT 3642. 86 98 Regency 4 Or. *9995 office skills, and ability one year accounts p ay­ land classifleld ads bedrooms, two full FOR SALE FOR SALE to work well with peo­ noon to M r. W illiam 289-6879. reach nearly 8(X),000 I 86 Grand Am 2 dr. *8395 DRIVER Singer, 1061 New Bri­ able experience, good baths, family room. ( MANCHESTER. Onebed- homes In Connecticut HOMEOWNERS rnTV/STER|0/ ple. References. Glos- Interpersonal com­ Full walk-up attic MALLARD View. Dis­ 86 Celebrity 4 dr. *7 89 5 tonbury Veterinary tain Avenue, West Bfralh and Rhode Island. The NEW Listing. Country room apartment, se­ Hartford. AUTO Technician munication and math could be 4th or 5th kitchen, large dining tinctive duplexes and FALLING BEHIND?? cond floor, new build­ APPLIANCES 86 Celebrity Euro *7 9 9 5 Hospital, 633-3588. wonted, full time. Im­ price for a basic 25 skills and CRT expe­ bedroom. $184,000. room, front foyer with townhouses. Located STOP FORECLOSUREIt ing. On busline. $550 86 Spectrum 4 dr. *4 9 9 5 Coventry area mediate openings word ad Is only $55 and ELECTRIC Stove. Sears, rience. If you qualify, 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 D.W. Fish Realty, 643- French doors to fire- on a private protective If you are falling behind on p er month, yearly 88Nova4T)r. *6995 available. We offer will appear In 43 news­ 20", 4 burner. White please contact: Direc­ 1591.P______placed living room, cul-de-sac, this new your mortgage payments... lease. Peterman Real competitive flat rate tor of Human Resour­ papers. For more In­ Nutone Coppertone MANCHESTER. 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Feb 14. 1989 Moscow trip shatters misconceptions of Manchester teens y- Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Some found the landscape and the people back in the United States on Sunday. first they came off very cold.” Manchester Herald uninviting, but others, like Eric Neff, 18, of During their four days in Moscow, they visited Jill Hunt of Tolland, an 18-year-old East ".V- ■ Catholic senior, said, “ I think they’re really .y; Vernon, were favorably impressed. “I wouldn’t Red Square, the Armory Museum in the Kremlin, MOSCOW — A group of high school students mind living here if it wasn’t for the food.” the East and saw a ballet in the Palace of Congresses. They nice.” She said she had expected agents of the KGB. ■*4^' /i'si from Manchester visited here for four days this Catholic High School senior said. also made a day trip to Zagorsk, a religious center -rtfc the Soviet secret police, to be everywhere week and had some of their preconceptions about The 22-person group included four students north of Moscow. The students saw how good-humored the Soviet the Soviet Union turned inside-out. from Manchester High School, eight students Several students in the group said they found people can be when they met two Soviet army .They learned that the Soviet people aren’t cold, from East Catholic High School, two teachers and the people in Moscow to be very friendly. soldiers waiting in line to visit Lenin’s tomb on that the secret police don’t lurk around every eight others interested in the Soviet Union. They “ I think they’re a lot like (people in the) United corner, and that Soviet army soldiers wear socks arrived in Moscow Saturday and were to leave States.” said Bill Kennard of 47 Princeton St., a See MOSCOW, page 10 just like everybody else. today for three days in Leningrad. They are due 17-year-old Manchester High School senior. “ At

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LV; B EVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — "Rain Man,” a road movie featuring a scheming car salesman learning to love his autistic brother, topped nominations for the 61st today downtown with eight nods, including best picture. The movie also received nominations for Dustin ■-■ i ’ project, but he was not surprised '•.t j - ■ .-v . ' , . : Hoffman as best actor and best director for Barry By Nancy Concelman Manchester Herald by the decision. Levinson. “ I ’m through being surprised,” Earning seven nominations each were “ Danger­ he said. ous Liaisons,” a drama hinging on the bed-hopping The future of the $15 million Q .7,‘. • Main Street reconstruction pro­ James Rice, deputy commis­ seductions of the wealthy in pre-revolutionary sioner of the DO’T’s bureau of France, and “ ,” the controver­ ject was up in the air today after highways, said today work will sial depiction of the F B I’s investigation of the opponents voted Tuesday to file a continue on the $15 million project slaying of three civil rights workers in 1964. lawsuit to block the plans. while the suit is pending. The t '.A t '' Both were nominated for best picture, as were Dr. Robert H. Fish, a Main reconstruction, proposed more “ The Accidental Tourist,” an adaptation of Anne Street dentist and president of the than 20 years ago, is scheduled to Tyler’s acclaimed novel tracing the emotional Heritage Group, which runs the begin in spring 1990. journeys of a travel writer, and “ ,” a Heritage Place condominium on LXI 4 DOOR Beck said he hopes to have a 1988 ACCORD Cinderella tale of a secretary who battles her way Main Street, said nine association a u t o m a t ic members and Main Street mer­ court hearing by the end of the Automatic, Demonstrator up the corporate ladder. summer on his request to block 1988 CRX Actress claimed a rare Oscar chant George Marlow attended a automatic the project. Rice said that if an 1988 ACCORD UQ Brand New double nomination, for best actress for “ Gorillas In meeting Tuesday to decide Fully Equipped List *17.451 injunction were granted, the DOT The Mist: The Adventure of ” and best whether to fight the project. Brand New 4 Door would appeal. supporting actress for “ Working Girl.” Manchester attorney Bruce S. List *11.523 Rice is among several town and Joining Weaver in the best actress competition Beck, who represents the associa­ List M 6,774 AP photo state officials who have said a were for “ ,” Jodie tion. said today he’ll probably significant delay in the recon­ Foster for “ The Accused.“ for “ A Cry name the town and the state LEADS NOMINEES — portrays an autistic savant struction or change of plans could In The Dark,” and. in her first Oscar nomination, Department of Transportation as in “Rain Man," the acclaimed film which leads in nominations for jeopardize state and federal for “ Working Girl.” defendants in a lawsuit. Beck said the 61st Academy Awards. Hoffman was nominated today for best he hopes to file the suit within the funding and kill the project. 8995 actor as “Rain Man" tallied eight nominations. next couple of weeks, probably in Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. has See OSCARS, page 10 1989 Prelude SI 5 Speed 6 in stock...... *15,995 federal court. said the town would probably 1989 Accorid LXi 4 Dr. Auto. 11 in Opponents claim that a neces­ have to pay back federal and «8995 1989 Accord LX 4 Dr. Auto. 6 in stock *1 3 ,9 9 5 sary study was never done on the state funds expended for the 1988 CRX 5 speed 4 in stock...... ------stock *15,995 - — M environmental impact of an ac­ project if it dies. ^8995 cess road to be built during the DiRosa was on vacation this reconstruction. week and could not be reached for “ Most of the people had told me comment. they wanted to file the suit. There Opponents want the town to really wasn’t a question,” Fish abandon or change plans for the YOUR said today. “ I ’m kind of sorry access road, which would run ------' I” v/rM lO I YOUR that it had to come to this.” along the north-south leg of YOUR $cqQ R CHOICE Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Purnell Place. The road is meant YOUR lO Q CIS CHOICE said today he didn’t know what CHOICE #1593 1985 Honda Prelude effect the suit would have on the See DOWNTOWN, page 10 #1758 1986 Dodge Colt #1673 1983 Toyota Celica GT #1828 1973 VW Super Beetle #1802 1987 Dodge Shadow #1767 1984 Audi 5000 #1834 1984 Pontiac Sunbirtd Wag. #1831 1986 Plymouth Reliant Wag. #1789 1985 Honda Accord 4 Dr. Coventry planners #1833 1987 Honda Civic HB-Red reject moratorium YOUR CHOICE *3995 Bv Jacqueline Bennett issue Tuesday at Capt. Nathan YOUR Manchester Herald H-'i.le School. #1788 1982 Honda Civic HB YOUR • 4 ? ■ CHOICE *9995 Judy LeDoyt. of Main Street, ■ '■ iV '•% ^ #1849 1983 Honda Civic 4 Dr. ■vy COVENTRY - The Planning had led the drive for a building CHOICE and Zoning Commission rejected moratorium. She said at the #1731 1987 Honda Prelude a request for a building morato­ hearing that she called for the AP photo #1570 1985 Dodge Lancer #1722 1987 Honda Accord HB-LXl rium Tuesday after about 100 moratorium because she be­ YOUR #1810 1986 Honda Civic 4 Dr. NAMED TWICE — Sigour­ residents debated the issue. lieved haphazard growth was #1782 1985 Chevy S-10 Blazer 4x4 AP photo ney Weaver has been nomi­ The moratorium would have reaching a crisis point, and the „CHOICE „ „ 4995 #1835 1984 Honda Accord 4 Dr. meant a halt to construction of PZC was overburdened by #1820 1986 Honda Prelude seven nominations today in the race for nated twice for Oscars, in #1793 1982 Honda Accord 4 Dr. SEVEN NOMINATIONS — Gene Hack- condominiums, apartment com­ applications. #1840 1986 Olds Cierra 4 Dr. man, left, and appear in the Academy Awards, to be presented “” and plexes, subdivisions and com­ " I do not oppose growth,’’ #1812 1987 Chevrolet Specturm “Mississippi Burning,” which earned March 29. “Working Girl." mercial development, and any LeDoyt said, “ But I am adamant #1846 1985 Pontiac 6000 LE changes in the zoning it be done in a planned and #1832 1988 Hyundai Excel regulations. orderly fashion.’ ’ #1841 1984 Honda Civic 4 Dr. ------Jonathan Kreisberg. chairman The point of the moratorium, To All Buyers of New or Designated Used Cars... of the PZC, said today commis­ she said, would be to give the PZC and the town’s director of plan­ g r a n d PRIZE: TRIP FOR 2 TO ^'A \ o u r Choloel *60 Dining Certificate to the H ^ o n e Don’t chop up North case, says Judge sion members did not feel a moratorium was needed. ning and development. Diane AMERICAN AIRLINES...HOTEL or a Sanyo Telephone Answenng System.. “ The feeling of the commission Blackman, time to start updating essential to his defense. was that it wasn’t necessary. We the town Master Plan of Develop­ 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - The lawyers say will show a Reagan The alleged “ quid pro quo" accomodations c o u r t e s y TRAVEL R A M A - ______judge in the Oliver North case administration coverup of secret added a detail to the scenario Four of the 12 criminal charges were well on our way to doing the ment. It was last revised 10 years says that if the Justice Depart­ attempts to help the Nicaraguan outlined earlier this week by against North involve allegedly sort of things the moratorium was ago and is now being reviewed. :.c unMr^A MAKbS IT...WE SELL aini^SERVICE^I U ment is intent on preventing the Contras. North’s attorneys, who say Rea­ misleading Congress in 1985 and seeking to accomplish,” Kreis­ Speaking for CASE, Eldergill said Coventry is similar to other S^ri-iclng trial, it should do so now instead North’s lawyers revealed more gan and other top administration 1986 by denying reports of Na­ berg said. of trying to “ chop up the case" of their planned defense Tuesday, officials ordered that the arran­ tional Security Council efforts on The request for the moratorium towns in the state that have with constant censorship saying the Reagan administra­ gements be kept secret. behalf of the Contras. Three other came from a citizens’ group imposed moratoriums. “ Coventry is not unique in |ViSSE^HOND\ demands, tion offered “ CIA covert support" The Justice Department is counts say he obstructed Con­ calling itself Citizens Advocating struggling with development, but U S. District Judge Gerhard to Central American nations if trying to suppress such informa­ gress, an inquiry by the attorney Sensible Expansion (CASE). The Gesell on Tuesday rejected a they would help the Contras tion, saying disclosures could general and destroyed docu- group is represented by Manches­ here you have a lot left to Justice Department bid to sup­ during a period in which Congress harm national security. North's ter attorney Kathleen Eldergill. THE PROFESSIONALS press evidence which North's had banned U.S. aid. lawyers say the information is See NORTH, page 10 who attended a hearing on the See COVENTRY, page 10 * 1989 HONDA 24 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER ACCORD LXI Automatic, 4 Door Sedan, Afghan war was error, say Soviets, as last troops leave **Tlie Be»t of the Beet* "It is possible to doubt the recent reforms under President Party daily Pravda said the ahead of the Geneva accords’ Gromov’s group was the last to TERMEZ, U.S.S.R. (AP) - Brezhnev leadership’s evaluation Mikhail S. Gorbachev have decision to send troops to Afghan­ noon deadlint leave, ending what many Soviets A The Red Army commander for of the level of military threat,” strengthened its role. istan may have been an error and “ I wasn't looking back,’’ said have come to view as their Afghanistan today led the last the paper said. With Gromov and his troops 1*2 6 3 ^® contingent of his troops across a suggested any future commit­ Lt. Gen. Boris Gromov, the Vietnam. f i A 6 - 3 5 1 5 The decision to intervene in ‘ It is possible to say that such gone, major cities held by the \ 60 MONTH LEASE ^ border bridge, ending for the ment of Soviet forces abroad commander. I Bate payment tfoet not include taa. .■\fghaninstan in 1979 was made vitally important decisions as the Soviet-backed government of \ regiatratlon or dapoalt* Soviets a nine-year war that should be sanctioned by He rode in the last armored personnel carrier and was met by the late President Leonid I. use of troops cannot be decided President Najib were expected to claimed the lives of 15,000 of their parliament. secretly by a small circle of fall to the insurgents in a matter About 200 cheering, wind- halfway across the bridge by his Brezhnev and a few close asso­ WOW countrymen. ciates, high ranking officials people, without the sanction of the of weeks if not sooner. “ That is it — this war has corne burned soldiers, clutching auto­ 14-year-old son Maxim. Together, have said, and Pravda said the parliament of the country,’ ’ The Soviet Foreign Ministry to an end,” a Moscow Radio matic rifles and riding armored they walked the final yards to security threat they perceived Pravda continued. The Soviet reported 30.000 rebels massed correspondent said from the personnel carriers, roared across Termez. Lt. Col. Igor Azarenok of the may not have merited sending in parliament has been a rubber- scene. the steel bridge spanning the ALL VEHICLES SU*BJECT TO PRIOR SALE... NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. troops. stamp body for decades, but See AFGHANISTAN, page 10 L < U i— In Moscow, the Communist Amu Darya River just 40 minutes Soviet Defense Ministry said PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAXES OR REGISTRATION.