Bush Picks 2 Holdovers for Cabinet
Monday, Nov. 21, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents N Bush picks 2 holdovers for Cabinet
By Christopher Connell President Mikhail Gorbachev The Associated Press comes to the United States and meets with President Reagan. WASHINGTON - President 'T il be there as vice president elect'tJeorge Bush announced of the United States And I expect today he will retain Attorney they’ll be aware they're talking to General Dick Thornburgh and the next president,” Bush said. Education Secretary Lauro F. Bush emphasized the role Cavazos, bringing to three the Thornburgh would have in fight number of Reagan holdovers in ing drugs. his Cabinet. "Drugs are public enemy No. Bush also said he would nomi 1,” said the president-elect. He nate Richard Darman,. former went on to say that Thornburgh White House aide and deputy "w ill work with me to fight drugs Raglnild PInto/MinchMtcr Herald BIG JOB — Employees of the town parks department Treasury secretary, to head the with every tool at our disposal.” Eighth Utilities District Fire Department official said the O ffice of M anagem ent and begin work this morning to remove a tree at 47 N. Elm St. Bush noted that Cavazos, a tree caused moderate damage to the house. From left are Budget. former president of Texas Tech that was knocked over by Sunday’s high winds. An William Wagner, Willie Columbe Jr. and William Gould. Bush said that “ in all likeli University, is the first Hispanic to hood” Thornburgh, Cavazos and hold a Cabinet post but he added, previously announced Treasury "Overriding is Dr. Cavazos’ Secretary Nicholas Brady would commitment to excellence in be the only current Cabinet education.” Rain, winds bring a rude awakening members he would ask to remain Bush said his choice of Darman in their posts. All were recent underscores his determination to Bv Nancy Concelman fallen trees, but a power outage appointments to President Rea cut the budget deficit. At around 7 p.m. that evening, a reported no outages in Andover, Manchester Herald was reported in only one area of gan’s Cabinet and took office with "Dick Darman understands the resident reported flooding in his Bolton or Coventry. Police In Manchester, officials said. Bush’ s blessing. numbers,” Bush said. “ Dick Mother Nature gave Neil Read driveway at 77 Oakwood Road. those towns reported no major Shortly before the North Elm In response to questions from Darman will play a central role in ing a rude awakening this O’Marra^said. Firefighters be damages as a result of the storm. Street incident, firefighters were reporters after his announce that effort, which will commence morning. lieve that a storm drain on Elsewhere In Connecticut called to 60 Hudson St, where a ment, Bush rejected a General immediately when I assume Woodbridge Street wasn’t work about 10.000 Northeast Utilities At around 3 a.m., winds caused primary power line was broken Accounting Office report that office. Because he understands ing and runoff was collecting in customers were without electric a tree to fall on the comer of a by a tree limb, O’ Marra said. dismissed his "flexible freeze” the government and the economy house Reading lives in at 47 N. the resident’s driveway. ity today following Sunday’s A Northeast Utilities spokes proposal for cutting the budget so well, Dick will make sure the Elm St., causing no injuries Firefighters put .sandbags up to storm of high winds and nearly man said today 15 Hudson Street deficit. It said that tax increases Bush administration hits the bufm oderate damage.” said block the runoff and pumped three Inches of rain, customers were left without as well as military and Social ground running.” water out of the area. O’Marra NU spokesman Jeff Kptkin said Thomas O’Marra, spokesman for power from 2:58 to 5 a m. Security cuts would have to be Bush denied he planned to meet the Eighth Utilities District Fire said. the outages were scattered considered. Eighth District firefighters Thanksgiving weekend with his Department. Despite problems in the North across the state, with the largest spent nearly an hour at around 3 ‘Tm not going to change my defeated Democratic opponent. Reading was without electric End. Capl. Jack Hughes of the numbers in tbe Danbury, Tor- p.m. Sunday at Whiton Memorial view as to how we get this deficit Gov. Michael Dukakis of Massa ity, but the house is still habita Town of Manchester Fire Depart rington, Windham and Voluntown Library on North Main Street down,” he said, though he also chusetts. But Bush said he ble, O’Marra said. ment reported no major storm- areas. Kotkin said he expected mopping up the floor in the said he was prepared to hear a wanted to meet with him. Last night’s rain and winds that related problems in the south end power to be restored to all areas range of recommendations. " I want to do it, I don’t want to library auditorium, O’Marra of town. gusted up to 50 mph in some pa rts later today. On another subject. Bush said it have a lot of show business,” he said. Heavy rains caused the “We were fairly lucky,” of the state kept local firefighters The National Weather Service would be premature to consider said. " I want to hold out my hand auditorium to flood earlier this Hughes said. reported that 2.9 inches of rain busy with minor flooding and month, also. specific proposals that might be and say, 'The campaign is behind Northeast Utilties spokesmen fell during the storm. put forth next month when Soviet Assessor starts job Contract with ‘enticing’ revai mediation
By Andrew J, Davis Manchester Herald is a norm
Michael A. Bekech, the town’s new assessor, began work today By Andrew J. Davis on what he called the “ enticing” Manchester Herald task of redoing the town’s botched 1987 revaluation. School and union officials have Bekech, 37, of Niantic, takes been forced to seek the help of a over for J. Richard Vincent, who state mediator to .settle contracts resigned April 30 after the town with four key education groups, a situation a .school administrator ncriMtor Htarald was forced to redo the controver sial 1987 revaluation when it says is becoming par for the course. I (17-3) became clear the Board of Tax lid High Review would be unable to act on The latest of the contract all appeals. Deputy Assessor disputes — that involving the ionship. school system’s more than 500 fth state William F. Moon III has been serving as acting assessor. teachers — is already headed Bekech was welcomed this toward arbitration. Assistant Su morning during ceremonies held perintendent Wil.son E. Deakin at Lincoln Center. Town officials Jr. said today he did not consider such as Assistant Town Manager the numberofcontracts that have Steve Werbner and Water and Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald to be settled with outside help out of the ordinary. Sewer Administrator Robert AFTER THE MATCH — Manchester field High School. The MHS Indians had Young greeted Bekech, sipped In addition to the teachers’ High School’s Mo Morlarty (33) con to settle for second place as Cheshire contract. negotiations with school coffee and ate miniature soles teammate Dave Stephenson after doughnuts. won the game, 2-1. Story and more nurses, paraprofessionals, and Coming to Manchester is a good Saturday’s state Class LL championship pictures on page 11. administrators have all reached career move, said Bekech, Grot game against Cheshire High at Wethers- or passed the mediation stage of on’s former assessor. “It’s a negotiations, Deakin said. The MICHAEL A, BEKECH larger town,” he said. “ Profes Board of Education has settled . . , first day at work sionally, there’s more growth.” the contract talks with the nurses Bekech will be In charge of a Today’s turkey a year-round bird and is scheduled to approve a new bigger staff in Manchester. In contract ironed out with parapro TODAY Groton, there was a staff of 4.5 By Don Kendall fessionals. also known as When founding father Ben could see today’s turkey, with its teacher’s aides. workers, while in Manchester The Associated Press jamin Franklin proposed the blossomed breast and extra serv there are nine people working in It will be at least two weeks turkey as the symbol of the newly ings of favored white meat.” before an arbitration date is set the assessor’s office, he said. WASHINGTON — The turkey’s Index bom United States — he thought Hays, writing in the agency's for the teachers’ pact. Deakin Supervising the new revalua big day is this week, but thanks to the eagle was rather a scoundrel Agricultural Research maga said. Mediation is scheduled for 20 pages, 2 sections tion, which will be done by KVS a lot of scientific derring-do the — it was the trim, hard-muscled zine, noted that per capita con Tuesday with the administrators’ Information Systems of Amherst, old bird has turned into a B u « ln e t i_ _ ia Natlon/World.5-e wild turkey Ben had in mind. sumption of turkey rose from a bargaining group. Deakin said. does not make Bekech nervous. year-round sort who is welcome ClattKIed _ IB-20 Obituarin____ 2 The wily wild turkey still paltry 2.8 pounds in 1940 to 15.2 About 30 principals and supervi In fact, he called It “ enticing.” almost anytime. Comlca _ _ _ 16 Opinion 8 thrives in woodlands and is much pounds in 1987. This year con The 1987 revaluation was done Another result Is that pam sors a re pa rt of the g roup, he sa id. Focua__ _ 9 People___ sought by hunters. And it is still sumption is expected to average In mediation, a mediator or in-house at a cost of about pered. commercially grown male Food___ .15 Science__ trim and muscular. 16.5 pounds, and a slight rise is team of mediators agreed upon $300,000. The new revaluation will turkeys have become so large Local/State Sporta___ Sandy Miller Hays of the forecast for 1989, perhaps to 16.6 by both sides attempts to work out cost more than double that. they aren’t effective lovers. So .2-4,10 Talevlalon. federal Agricultural Research pounds. differences between the two the females have to be artificially Lottary. ____ 2 Weather _ Service says Franklin “ might See ASSESSOR, page 10 inseminated. scarcely believe his eyes if he See TURKEY, page 10 See CONTRACTS, page 10 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Nov. 21, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Nov. 21, 1988 — 3 RECiORD LOCAL & STATE About Town Police Ronndtip Jail commission Blood drive scheduled Police arrest escapee The Columbia chapter of the American Red Cross Police arrested an escapee from the Oregon State seeks solutions has scheduled a blood drive Saturday at the Hebron Penitentiary Saturday and charged him with being Fire Department headquarters on Route 66, a fugitive from justice after they found him in the Hebron. To make an appointment, or for more bathroom of a newly built condominium unit on information, call Ginny Osborne, 742-8212, or Maria Parker Street. Tuiman, 742-6529. Robert M. Logue, 31, of no certain address, was to space crunch also charged by Manchester police with second- degree criminal trespass and is awaiting extradi Britannia Chapter to meet Bv Judd Everhart their sentences are completed. tion to Oregon, police spokesman Gary Wood said. Associated Press “ How could you not have a Britannia Chapter, Daughters of the British Logue had been serving a sentence at the Salein, program of this type?” said Empire, will meet Thursday, Dec. 1, at 11 a.m. at Ore., prison after being convicted of first-degree HARTFORD (AP) - As the Ci.rbone. “ You can’t build beds Community Baptist Church, East Center Street. burglary, police records show. Wood said he didn’t state’s Prison and Jail Over fast enough.” After the business nneeting, members will go to know when Logue had escaped. ' crowding Commission looks for He said there are 2,800 inmates W illie’s Steak House for lunch. Members are Logue was discovered when an employee at the ways to reduce the inmate now taking part in the early reminded to bring gifts for the patients of Victoria Stoneybrook Condominiums at 850 Parker St. population, it's taking an increas release and supervised home Home. entered a model unit during an open house and ingly closer look at cutting down release programs and that there heard footsteps in the unit above, police said. the number of people entering the is no way even a modest percen Yule auction In Bolton Police were called and found Logue in the upstairs system at the“ frontend,’’ chiefly tage of them could be kept in jail, unit. Logue worked for a construction firm that had pre-trial detainees. given current conditions. The Bolton W e a n ’s Club will bold its 18th annual been working on the condominiums and had a set of Christmas Auction Thursday, Dec. 1, at 7p.m. at the Numerous offenders can’t af “ If you look at the numbers, master keys to the buildings, police said. ford to post the bond that has been you’d be hard-pressed to justify a Community Hall at Bolton Center. The eventls open Logue told police he was using the bathroom and to the public. set and so must be held in jail moratorium,” he said. ” If you ... checking propane tanks at the building, but his from the beginning. reincarcerated 2,800 people you'd employer told police Logue had no reason to be at The commission, which will be way over the legal gap. You Crafts at Spencer Village the condominiums, police said. make recommendations to the just could not do it.” Logue Is being held at the Manchester police The Spencer Village Craft Club will hold its General Assembly next month, is Some Republican legislators station and is scheduled to appear in Manchester looking for alternatives lo bond want the release criteria tight annual Christmas Bazaar Saturday and Sunday. PMrtok Flynn/Manohwtar Herald Superior Court Wednesday. No bond has been set.: Dec. 3 and 4, from 10 a.nn. to 3 p.m., at the village that would just as readily ensure ened so that killers are ineligible. community room on Pascal Lane. Among the SPIRIT OF GIVING — Fifth grade Alexander, rear, directed the collection. the offender shows up in court on They mention the New Haven hand-crafted items available will be Christmas students at Waddell School spent three Students participating in the food drive time. sniper case of Juan A. Vega, who Security guard arrested killed a woman and the ca.se of decorations, stocking staffers and “squash” weeks collecting canned goods for the included; Josh Solomonson, Corey One option is expanding com necklaces. Three craft items will be raffled, and An employee of an under-21 juice bar on Olcott munity supervision of pre-trial Steven Asherman, convicted of Manchester Area Conference of Wrubel and Wendy Bowen. offenders, as is now done on a stabbing a fellow medical student there will be a tag sale as well. Parking and coffee Churches. Fifth grade teacher Thomas Street was arrested Friday and charged with are free. carrying weapons in a motor vehicle after police limited basis in Hartford. New in 1978. Vega and Asherman are found a 9-inch, two-bladed knife in his car. Britain, Bristol and Bridgeport. participating in the release Police arrested Jeffrey Thompson, 22, of 182 Some, for example, wear elec programs. P T C plans fair In Bolton tronic bracelets so that their Obituaries Bluehills Drive, Hartford, at around 10:30 p.m. at Patrick Rynn/ManchMtar Herald Carbone said Class A felon.s, The Bolton Parent-Teacher Oreanization will the Checkers nightclub. Police said Thompson is a movements are constantly those eonvicted of the most hold Its annual Holly Berry Craft Fair on Saturday, security guard at the club. TELLING STORIES — Jim Harriman, a professional School Friday. He had an attentive audience for his tales. monitored. serious erimes. are ineligible for Dec. 3, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Bolton Elementary CarolVII PilneV Police patrolling the parking lot saw the knife in storyteller, entertains children at the Keeney Street Another option is a greater the supervised home release School, 108 Notch Road, Bolton. Crafts for sale will of Travelers Rest.S.C.: five other will be in St. Catherine’s Ceme plain view in the back seat of Thompson's car. screening of individual offenders program. Some Class B felons are include dried and silk flower arrangements, tree Carolyn J. (Hart) Pilney, 48. of daughters. Louella Riley of Litch tery. Broad Brook section of East Thompson had no permit Jo carry the knife, police and providing more information also ineligible, he said. Blue Ridge Drive, died Saturday to the judge who determines how decorations, baskets, country folk art, green field, N.H., Nancy Herbst of Windsor. Calling hours are today said. He called the program very (Nov, 19, 1988) at Manchester great a risk the offender poses. wreaths, Victorian crafts and wooden toys. The Wethersfield. Betty Taylor of from 7 to 9 p.m. Thompson was released on $500 non-surety bond successful, noting that 89 percent Memorial Hospital. She was the Kids find his taies ‘beary speciai’ In October, according lo com P TO will provide a bake sale, lunch menu. Chinese Hartford, Amanda Laffin of Memorial donations may be and is scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior of those who are allowed to auction and a photo session with Santa from 10 a.m. widow of Donald G Pilney. Tyngsboro, Mass., and Elizabeth Court Wednesday. mission figures, there were 2,273 made to the charity of one's By Jacqueline Bennett “What about Brer Rabbit and participate in it complete it to 2 p.m. Children will find a special room only for She was bom in Lawrenceville. Ann Nadeau of Burnham. Maine; choice. him. but other children there culture there are tricksters.” she accused offenders being held in AAonchester Herald Brer Fox?” said Harriman. successfully them, to shop, create or buy raffle tickets. Ill,, and she lived in Manchester two sisters, Clarin aukey of either ignored or taunted Jerry. said. the Connecticut system, up from He went on to tell a tale of how Admission is free. for many years. Bristol and Leona Morin of Ethel Byron ’’Because he was different, the In addition. Hayward said it 1,821 in January, a 25 percent Carbone said the maximum She is survived by two sons. Pinellas Park, Fla,; 27 grand Public Meetings If you asked pupils at Keeney Brer Rabbit tricked Brer Fox into other children didn’t know how to 'helps the youngsters appreciate increase. capacity of the stale prison Robert Pilney and Gregory Pil children; and n great Ethel May Byron, 80, of Crom Street School to de.scribe story releasing him from capture and treat Je rry.” said the storyteller. literature in an oral form as well At the same time, the commis system is 7.136 males and 524 'We Gals’ get together ney, both of Manchester: a grandchildren. well, mother of Ernest Byron Jr. teller Jim Harriman’s tales Fri punishment. In time though. Jerry came to as written. The overall intent of sion is examining ways of streng females. As of Friday, he said, daughter, Deena McElroy of Meetings scheduled tonight. day, they might say they were “ Yes, yes, barbecue me. Hang realize that those kids like Dutch Book Week, she added, is to find thening the early and supervised there were about 7,130 males and The next meeting of “ We Gals” will be Tuesday. The funeral was held Nov. 14 in of Andover, died Saturday (Nov. Manchester; a brother. Dr. Ro Woodstock, The Gagne-Gray 19, 1988) at Cromwell Crest “ beary special.” me, hang me from the highest the Bully and Buggy Better were innovative ways to encourage home release programs that keep 504 females. Nov. 29 at the Emanuel Lutheran Church. Fred bert Hart in California: a sister. Harriman entertained fifth and tree. Drown me. skin me. but not just as mean as they seemed reading. Towle will speak on his P.O.W. experiences Funeral Home, Putnam, was in Convalescent Hospital. She was Manchester the sentenced-inmate population He said criminal arrests have Vickie Finley in Illinois: and a charge of arrangements. the widow of Ernest Byron Sr. sixth graders at the .school with a whatever you do — don’t, don’t to be. Because Jerry knew he was ’’Every year it’s a challenge lo below court-ordered maximums. skyrocketed this year, noting, for Reservations will be taken for the Christmas grandchild. Eighth Utilities District monthly meeting, series of animal tales. Some were throw me into the briar patch.” different inside than he seemed to come up with new ideas. So, often luncheon at the Country Club. Besides her son, she is survived Mayfair Gardens, 7 p.m. Commission Chairman Wil example, that drug arrests went The funeral and burial will be in Thomas PaganI by two daughters, Dorothy Hop funny and some, such as one on a Harriman screeched in falsetto be on the outside, he knew they reading is work for the children. liam H. Carbone says that despite from 14,874 in 1987 to an aniiei Illinois. Calling hours are Tue.s- Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center boy with cerebral palsy, were tone, pretending to be the desper must be also. He saw things about It’s nice to be able to show them. it kins of North Kingstown, R.I., hearing room, 7 p.m. occasional complaints from citi pated 23,000 in 1988. Women’s Club to meet day from 6:30to9p.m at the John Thomas Pagani Sr.. 80. of East and Lillian Sagnoni of East enlightening. ate but clever rabbit. them that others didn’t, such as can be for fun and enjoyment zens. there is no alternative but to The criminal justice system, he Hartford, brother of Theresa The Women’s Club of Manchester will hold its F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W Hartford; 12 grandchildren; 23 Harriman's visit capped off Harriman told how the tricky their pain or unhappiness or also.” said Hayward. release some prisoners before said, ” is being overwhelmed.” Center St. Varney of Manchester, died Sat great-grandchildren; and a niece Andover Book Week activities at the rabbit’s reversed psychology caring. executive board meeting on Monday, Nov. 28 at the urday (Nov, 19, 1988) in a local Memorial donations may be and nephew. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office school. This year the theme of the worked and Brer Fox let him go Following the presentation home of Pat Martens at 441-70 S. Main St. The convalescent home. He was the co-host will be Margaret Carlson. Members are made to the Gregory Pilney The funeral will be Tuesday at Building, 7:30 p.m. annual event was “ Reading is into the briar patch. “The rabbit Harriman. admitted he was ap Scholarship Fund, 170 Blue Ridge husband of the late Stella (Zbyk) 11 a.m. from the Roberts Funeral Beary Special! ” hops off happily saying ’I was prehensive about telling that reminded not to forget their grab gifts. Pagani. Drive, Manchester 06040. Home, 16 Broad St., Middletown. Bolton “ I know this is 'bear week' here born and bred in the briar story. ” lt’s fresh material from Fools In Coventry Besides his sister, he is sur Burial will be in Pine Grove so 1 will be telling stories about patch.'” laughed Harriman. Boston storytellers...they gave Murray A. Piatok vived by a son. Thomas Pagani Cemetery, Middletown. There Public Building Commission, Community Hall 7 animals. About bow people treat Harriman also told some Afri me the OK to use it. 1 hope the kids p.m. The drama, “Fools,” will be presented at Jr. in Massachusetts; a daughter. are no calling hours. animals and maybe later we can can tales of tricky animals, gained something from it.” said MANCHESTER ROAD RACE Murray A . Piatok. 62, of 29 Flag Jeanette A. Marquis of East Board of Finance, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. get into bow people treat other exposing his audience to unusual Harriman. Coventry High School on Nov. 30at 7:30p.m. Tickets Drive, husband of Rhoda (Dwor- Memorial donations may be Hartford; two brothers. John Board of Health, Bentley Memorial Library 7 people.” Harriman said to the names such as Nho Lob and new Harriman of South Glaston are $4 for adults, $3 for students and senior citizens. kin) Piatok, died Friday (Nov. 18. made to the Seventh Day Advent Pagani of South Glastonbury and p.m. group of 80 children gathered in places like Cape Verde. bury is a computer programmer 1988) at home. ist Church, 13 Waverly Ave., Nicholas Pagani of North Wind Charter Revision Commission, Bolton High the auditorium for the morning Then Harriman became very for Traveler’s Insurance Co. He He was a Navy veteran of Portland 06480. COMMITTEE Club elects new officers ham: another sister, Justina School, 7; 30 p.m. assembly. serious and sat down in a chair in began storytelling part time World War II and he was a Wylie in Massachusetts; five Throughout the day. Harriman front of children. “ Now let’s three years ago after being The Arm y & Navy Club recently elected officers. member of Temple Beth Sholom grandchildren: a great- Andrew Scarchuk gave presentations to the other .stretch your minds.” he said. inspired by a Storytellers’ Festi Elected president was Russell Mathiason. Serving He was employed by Caldor Coventry granddaughter: and several nie grades at the school ’’Once there was a boy. Jerry. val he took his daughter to. in conjunction with as vice president will be William Sheridan. The men department stores. Andrew Scarchuk, 73, of 44 Women Infants and Children, Town Office will serve for two years. ces and nephews. He was prede "When you think of animal He was born with cerebral palsy Reading Specialist Mary Ann Besides his wife, he is survived Baldwin Road, husband of Mary Building, 1 to 2 p.m. ceased by a daughter. Elaine F. tricksters in the United States and couldn’t move any muscles.” Hayward said the benefits of such The following members were elected for one-year by a son, Edward A. Piatok of (Mielnikiewicz) Scarchuk, died Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Presmarita. culture, what do you think of?” .said Harriman. taking on the role a presentation are many. ” It terms: Walter Backus, treasurer; James Hunter, New York. N .Y.; two daughters. Saturday (Nov. 19,1988) at home. The funeral will be Tuesday at Harriman asked. of the boy. He went on to say that exposes the children to the assistant treasurer; Ernest Sherman, financial Debra Piatok of Wintbrop. Mass., He was bora in the Rockville 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan Several replies came from the Je rry ’s mother would sometimes universality of storytelling and secretary; Ernest Pain, secretary; Edward Jasitis and Ellen Levenson of Tona- section of Vernon, March 11,1915, THE AMERICAN RED CROSS Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., Thoughts youngsters, including fox. racoon take him to the park to give the universality of themes from assistant secretary: Rocco D ’Abate. chaplain: and wanda, N .Y.; and a brother. and had lived most of his life in Malcolm Adair, sargeant at arms. East" Hartford, followed by a Manchester. Before retiring in and cats. her.self a break from caring for culture to culture — in every .-Milton-Piatok of Renton, Wash. Mass of Christfan burial at 9 a.m. James Fogary. David Krin'jak and Chester' The funeral was today at the 1972, he was employed at Hamil Gromulski were elected to the Board of Governors in St. M ary’s Church. Burial will ton Standard, Windsor Locks, for Eternal God, our song we raise. In thankful,, is proud to sponsor Weinstein Mortuary, Hartford. be in St. James Cemetery. Calling overflowing praise. For men of faith whose power for three-year terms. Burial was in Temple Beth 23 years. He was a communicant hours are today from 6:30 to 9 of St. Bridget Church, and a was ‘hine. Whose love no barrier could confine; ' Cigarette license yanked for year Sholom Memorial Park. A mem p.m. former member of the Sports They humbly offered Christ their bread. And lo, the orial period will be ob.served at multitudes were fed. year, a court clerk said The cigarette tax in'Connecti- Current Quotatione his home. man’s Club. The owner of two Main Street Ann Trebbe This first verse in the song by Catherine Baird is convenience stores arrested in Ashwin Javia, 26. of Bloom cut is 26 cents a pack, compared Memorial donations may be Besides his wife, he is survived Ann (Straugh) Trebbe, 94, of found in the “ Person and Praise” section of The August in connection with the sale field, was charged with two with 2 cents a pack in North A BLOOD MOBILE made to Temple Beth Sholom. 400 by a son and daughter-in-law, “ We’re ready to take on Lee Atwater and those Bidwell Street, died Saturday Salvation Arm y songbook. We will follow all five of of cigarettes without state tax counts of avoidance of a cigarette Carolina. E. Middle Turnpike. Manche.ster Paul A. and Lynn N. Scarchuk of who create a pit bull style of politics.” — Michigan (Nov. 19,1988) at a local convales the verses over the next week as we look at seals pleaded no contest in tax, the clerk said. He also was Besides being fined, Javia 06040, or to the American Cancer Vernon; a daughter and son-in- Democratic Party Chairman Rick Wiener, on the cent home. She was the widow of thankfulness and praise. Manchester Superior Court on fined $1,000. surrendered the cigarettes that Society. 670 Prospect Ave., Hart law, Marilyn A. and Thomas E. Bush campaign manager, newly named as Leon E. Trebbe. This week of Thanksgiving gives us much cause Acting on a tip from a customer had been seized, Parizek said. ford, 06105. Katilius of Wolcott; a brother, Thursday and had his license to chairman of the Republican National Committee. She was bom in South Windsor, John Scarchuk of Coventry; a for thoughts in this direction, but we have to sell cigarettes revoked for one on Aug. 25, agents from the state She said that on Oct. 4, his license and she had lived in Manchester sister, Mary Sterud of Manches remember that praise should come naturally all Department of Revenue Services from the Department of Revenue Ludger W. Nadeau year long. ^ for many years. ter; three grandchildren; and seized 2,582 cartons of cigarettes Services for selling cigarettes Lottery Ludger W. Nadeau. 72. of She is survived by a daughter. several nieces and nephews. In the verse above, reference is made to the DMV offices with North Carolina seals from was suspended for a minimum of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Woodstock Valley, fatherof Mona one year. Mrs. Mario (Bernice) Frattaroli The funeral will be Tuesday at 1?^ themselves the Comer Dairy, 1081 Main St., He had faced a maximum Landry of Coventry, died Nov. II, of Manchester; a brother, An 9:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral sacrificially and because of this special love, their ’ and Coventry Farms. 809 Main Winning numbers drawn Saturday in lotteries prison term of fiveyearsand/ora Mather Hall, Park Street 1988, at his home. thony Smith of Florida; four Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass gifts were multiplied and many were helped. open T uesday St,. Phyllis Parizek. a depart around New England; Besides his daughter, he is grandchildren: and a great- Is this the kind of love we offer to God? Can we ment spokeswoman said. $5,000 fine. Connecticut daily; 766. Play Four: 9065. of Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. survived by his wife. Barbara grandson. Bridget Church. Burial will be in really be as faithful and as self-sacrificing as the All Department of Motor Vehi Massachusetts daily; 4944. Megabucks: 13-14-24- (Dunn) Nadeau: five sons. Nor The funeral will be Tuesday at disciples of years ago? cles offices will be open from 8:30 28-30-32. St. Bridget Cemetery. Calling man Nadeau of Greenville, S.C.. 9:15 a.m. from the John F. hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. Yes, we can. With the help of prayer and the desire a m. to 7:30 p.m. tomorrow to — Friday, November 25th— Tri-state daily; 507, 6684. Megabucks: 1-10-13-17- to praise. Donald Nadeau and Richard Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. Memorial donations may be compensate for the Thanksgiving 23-26. Nadeau, both of - Burnham. Center St., followed by a Mass of holiday. Rhode Island daily; 5981. Lot-O-Bucks; 4-8-13-30- made to the American Cancer Maine. Thomas Dumais of Long Christian burial at 10 a m. at St. Society, 243 E. Center St., Man Joyce Hodgson Perretl Department offices will be ------1:30 pm to 6:30 pm------31. Island. N .Y.. and Brent Nadeau Bartholomew's Church. Burial chester 06040. The Salvation Army closed Thursday but will reopen Friday at 8:30 a .m. Offices will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday and Friday and from W eather 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday. iHaiirlipalpr UpralJi Emissions testing stations will be open Tuesday and Wednesday nZCHUITD ALL ARE WELCOME EG^ONAL WEATHER Sunny Tuesday USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 44 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. but will be closed Thursday. Manchester and vicinity: Clear Penny M. Sletfen, Publisher Acoi»-W»a>ier^lo«»c«$t tof Tues^iy and cold tonight with slowly Diy
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OPINION FOCUS/Advicc JUSP Basel SWITZERLAND State Z B A ism? Slowest Teen-ager wants own checking account .Q-.. ^ KAWtism? DEAR BRUCE: My mend purchasing this insurance? history of failure or else it would not daughter is in high N.B., be up for auction. no answer f rescue school and just turned CLEVELAND If this is an.acti ve auction where one 17. She has a part-time participates in the bidding process )job, and I must admit DEAR BRUCE: This reply is being against other bidders, be absolutely that her mother and I Smart Money written at some 33,000 feet above certain that you have the discipline to are quite proud. She’s a on housing on record America. I don’t carry any extra participate. I mean, set an outside mature young woman Bruce Williams insurance, other than what is given to sum that you’ll spend; if the price who seems to have me by my credit-card company in goes one penny past that number, stop developed a good sense By Jack Anderson exchange for charging my tickets on bidding. If you yield to the pressure of The idea of a state appeals board that would of values. and Dale Van Atta their credit card. the moment, you may wind up paying have authority to review decisions by local However, like many Commercial air travel is one of the much more than you want to. zoning officials who reject housing proposals teen-agers, she would like to grow up WASHINGTON - The possibility opinion. I ’ m 100 percent with your safest forms of travel that you will Be certin you understand the terms is not likely to get very far in the General that American prisoners of war are faster than we feel comfortable with. wife. experience — certainly far more safe of the auction. Some require all cash, Assembly. still alive in Southeast Asia tantalizes Yesterday she approached us and Congratulations on raising a daugh than your trip to the airport. Relax and, others, a substantial payment at '(oil IT! many Americans. But some Ameri said she’d like to open a checking ter into a responsible adult. While we and enjoy the flight. acceptance of the bid and the balance The notion of any kind of statewide zoning PIP account. runs up a battle flag that will rally residents to TII6 cans are more than tantalized — they insist that our children know all about in a relatively short period of time. / tu rn m m are tormented to the point of doing While she makes almost $40 a week the Roman Empire, we spend almost DEAR BRUCE: We have seen oppostion. Still others, as you have indicated, BeasuBep \out something about it. part time, I see no reason for her to no time teaching them how to balance several advertisements for housing have terms built in. The suggestion comes from the state’s Blue Two North Carolinians, Donna Long have a checking account. If anything a checkbook. being sold and auctioned by various Be sure to inspect the property prior has to be paid by check, all she has to government agencies, and have consi PEOPLE Ribbon Commission on Housing, which and James Copp, spent 38 days locked to the auction and, if you are not an released a draft report last week. The draft f '• PLO? up in Laos after they crossed the do is give the money to her mother, Handling a checking account at her dered buying one or more of these expert, have an expert do it fllo. You who will write a check on our account said, “ Some mechanism must be provided for Mekong River from Thailand to Laos age will be an experience of immeasu homes for investment purposes. could be buying a lot of problems. Laugh when you hurt seeking information on POWs. They or, if she prefers, she can go to the post rable value, in my opinion. Postal The prices seem to be very low and, Finally, keep in mind that property expeditiously reviewing the consistency of ItlUtfW? were released Nov. 12, a little worse office and buy a money order. money orders are the last method I in some cases, the terms are more values are softening substantially in BALTIMORE local land use decisions with local housing for wear. Their boat ride across the It just seems to me that this will be a would use to transmit funds, because than generous. What do you think? most areas of the country. (A P ) — It’s no joke needs in those communities where there is border will be nothing more than a temptation to spend when she doesn’t if a money order gets lost, tracing it is A.M., that it’s healthy to unmet need for affordable housing.” footnote in the voluminous negotia have cash in her pocket. Her mom, on a very time-consuming process. It is CAMP HILL PA. , v laugh when you the other hand, says it would be good hurt, funny people The majority of Connecticut residents have tions for the return of American far better to use a check. Bruce Williams, Am erica’s top servicemen, dead or alive. training. A s a parent, do you have an DEAR A.M.: I’ll start with a radio talk host, is heard each week Phyllis Diller and made it clear they want local authorities to opinion? — But their capture gives Americans DEAR BRUCE: My wife and I are premise: The reason that the govern night on NBC stations. Write to % Art Buchwald told determine whether their zoning regulations a clue as to why the campaign to free A.T., taking our first flight (from Ohio to ment agency has the building is that Williams in care of the Manchester a medical are consistent with their local needs. POWs, if there are any alive, is the WEBSTER CITY, IOWA Florida). We’ve noticed in the airport someone else could not make a Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester symposium. If there were such a state agency, it would slowest rescue on record. that there are booths where you can success of it. This doesn’t mean that 06040. Letters of general interlst will “ You can really D EAR A.T.: You bet I have an not really be judging local decisions against Confidential State Department ca buy extra insurance. Do you recom you could not, but the property has a be answered in the column. help someone in the bles from the U.S. Embassy in Laos to local needs. It would be measuring local hospital tremend Washington during the time that Long ously by cheering decisions against statewide needs. Injury painful and ironic, too and Copp were held reveal that the them up ... even However limited the jurisdiction of such an talks over the simple excavation of Whale of a story serves when they have agency, it would be the first step toward the American airplane crash sites arc stitches and are not ever. I respect her profession much as ’n’ Meaty” packets in the easy-open weakening or elimination of local control over By Sarah Overstreet based on tit-for-tat favors. supposed to one friend respects another’s religion cellophane packs that I could proba The United States has smoothed the Dr. Gott zoning. laugh,” said Buch — that is, without re.specting it so bly tear with my teeth: way for a private group to build at as a source of inspiration I have a dear friend who has Peter Gott, M.D. wald, the 63-year- As House Speaker Irving Stolberg has much one would actually want to ■ Holding up a line of 15.shoppers in least one medical clinic in Laos. That practiced personal injury law for practice it. I never entertained the old Pulitzer Prize suggested, a better approach to solving the the "9 items or less” lane while I write group, AmeriCares of Connecticut, is DEAR several years now. thought of suing her, even when she your time of sorrow. 1 regret that winning author and problem of affordable housing is through a check with my left hand: a conservative organization that puls ABBY: When Phyllis Oilier For the uninitiated (and pray you talked about a “ friendly suit, one you will never know how many syndicated ■ Touch-typing five hours a day its money where its politics are. t h e media cooperative effort among communities, the stay that way), personal injury insurance company against another,” people will read about this columnist. with my left hand and the third finger Founder Bob Macauley told us thal brought us the kind of effort that is envisioned under the attorneys are the folks who sue you for and handed me another attorney’s tragedy and remember it. Be of my right stump: the clinic is not a straight-across trade news that three Miss Diller, the 71-year-old comedian who driving your vehicle in such manner card, assured that your beloved state Housing Partnership Program, now ■ Coming to work with my clothes for information about POWs but is a gray whales Dear Abby specializes in portraying herself as fighting a so as to injure their poor, haple.ss (Of cour.se. I was the party who put Tommy did not die in vain. being considered by Manchester and other flapping, unable to button, zip. hook or way “ of trying to get the door ajar.” were trapped losing battle against the ravages of age, shook clients: or for committing any on those cheap, slick-soled .shoes Abigail Van Buren municipalities. tie without help: It is clear from the State Depart Heart medicine by ice in the her head when asked whether humor keeps her manner of careless and/or thought before going out her door, the same DEAR ABBY: What do you do ■ Sfickingmy mascara up my nose. ment cables that the Laotian govern Arctic, people looking young. In that respect, Stolberg likens it to the solid less act so as to injure their poor, pair that had almost thrown me down with a 28-year-old man who ment expects such favors in return for all over the “ Surgery,” she replied. waste disposal problem. As a matter of fact, hapless clients: or for not committing on the ceramic tile in my kitchen on If I could send,my friend a .scratch rarely showers, never washes his granting the United States the privi causes probiems world wrung any act so as to prevent their poor, more than one occasion.) ’n' sniff Christmas card. I’d make it hair, and doesn’t even own a there is far less justification for state control lege of recovering its war dead. their hands and hapless clients from harming and/or Not that I ’m entirely forgiving and smell like my cast. When the doctor toothbrush? over zoning than there is for state control over Several cables from the U.S. prayed for those doomed crea you print a letter about how a Selleck stimulates economy injuring them.selves. forgetting, you understand. I ’m hav told me he’d see me in three weeks ANONYMOUS IN solid waste disposal — or over the protection Embassy'in Vientiane, Laos, to the DEAR DR. GOTT: I had bypass surgery a year tures. When one whale perished, ing another friend document my and then he’d fashion me a new cast, parakeet hung himself on a KNOXVILLE NEW YORK (AP) - “ Magnum, P.I.” made My friend has made a decent living State Department include complaints ago. I was sent home with 10 different pilis to take. I a friend of mine went to church ribbon! Weli, I ’ll try again of aquifers which cross town lines. travail in One-Hour Photos to enclose he didn't mentioned the thing would Tom Selleck a rich man and his recent movie at it. In fact, some of those law fees from Laotian officials that the con was sick all the time and the doctors have changed and lighted candles for the Appeals from local zoning decisions are now in her Christmas card this year. start to smell like a foot in about four because even if one child’s life DEAR ANONYMOUS: deals have kept the dollars coming. paid for the bricks on her front porch, struction of the clinic was delayed. some of the medicine. I was admitted hack into the remaining two. - matters for the courts to decide. That’s the They’ll show me, in a rented Santa days. can be saved. Tom m y’s death will Nothing. But the handsome actor, soon to appear in the same front porch I stepped out the The complaints are “ indicative of a hospital because of constipation and was told I had The outpouring of compassion not have been in vain. hat, a splint the size of a small ham “Her Alibi,” says he’s stimulating the way it should be. door onto and flung both feet out in One nice thing about having your Lao perception that they have been diverticulosis or maybe appendicitis. I was given for those whales was heartwarm strapped onto my good hand, in Our two grandchildren and economy, not just his bank account. front of me (much in the manner of a good hand in a cast at Thanksgiving, generous in helping us on POW/MIA conflicting advice in regards to surgery. 1 now go 14 ing. And what an admirable show various difficult and embarrassing some other children had been DEAR ABBY: I am engaged to “ People say, ‘Don’t you feel guilty, when so hog running on wet pavement. Your though: I may not be able to cook a matters and we have been less than days between bowel movements, have no appetite of generosity on the part of the swinging on a rope hanging from be married soon. Irving (not his situations: turkey or mash any potatoes this and am losing weight. Why would a heart problem many are starving?’ Well, I strongly believe Honor), and fractured a bone in my generous in responding to their Soviets when they sent a ship with a tree in a neighbor’s yard. The real name) Is 21 and I am 22. He is that my success has created lots of jobs,” said Reagan’s ‘symbol’ right hand ■ Lying on the floor frying to skin a year, but next year I ’m going to make me constipated? humanitarian needs,” the embassy a highpowered ice cutter to set other kids left, and Tommy was a virgin, but I don’t think I am . We Selleck, who has invested in a restaurant in pair of “ petite” pantyho.se up my appreciate my faithful right hand reported. Before the United States them free. all alone swinging on that rope. It have talked about sex, and Irving Hawaii and is developing shopping centers. I have to admit, the moment legs: more than anybody has ever loved a D EAR READER: I ’ll bet you the bottle cap from intrudes too much directly after the fall w'as a delicious asks for the right to survey more I read that more than a million apparentiy had wrapped itself confided that he is apprehensive “ I don’t stick the money in a mattress; I spend ■ Hungry, searching for food, any body part in the history of mankind. your milk of magnesia that you are constipated crash sites in Laos, the cable says, dollars was spent rescuing those around his neck and suspended about his “ performance” due to it, I directly employ a lot of people. The fact that one. There she was, in her Brooks food, that isn’t in a cardboard I think that’s worth all the personal because of the medicine you are taking. “ we should carefully consider as well two whales. him off the ground — choking his lack of experience. I have not I ’m hired for a movie gets it financed, creates In the two years that the federal Brothers suit and courthouse necktie, package or a can that has to be opened injury settlements that were ever When my patients return to my care after having what we may be willing and able to Abby, I know that you are an him. When his motther found told him that I may notbea virgin work. It’s not that I take a bigger slice of the pie government has tested customs service patting the remaining, unbroken hand ... bracing the peanut butter jar handed down. had coronary bypass surgery, I am usuaily of an Injured Parly lying on her Own provide the Lao to assist with their animal lover, and so am I, but if him. he had no pulse or heartbeat. because if he knows this, he will — I make the pie bigger.” against my stomach and flailing at the astounded by the amount of medicine they are employees for drug use, fewer than one-tenth Front Porch. humanitarian needs. ” The cables talk all the time, energy and money When the paramedics arrived, be even more self-conscious lid with my left hand ... failing that, Sarah Overstreet is a syndicated taking. In medicai parlance, this is calied of one percent of the thousands of men and The moment passed quickly, how of a second clinic to be built in the we spent on freeing those whales they got Tommy breathing again. about his performance. taking a long look at the dog’s “ Moist columnist. “ poly-pharmacy.” It usually takes several weeks women tested have shown positive results. same region of a crash site that the were spent to provide proper He was airlifted to a hospital and It happened on a band trip when Bernsen ties the knot United States wants to excavate. for me to sort things out. However, when the prenatal care for mothers and lived only days in intensive care. I was in high school. It happened Drug use has never been linked to a crime LOS ANGELES (A P ) - Heartthrob Corbin The arrest in Laos of Long and patients and I cooperate, I am usually successful. babies, we would have a lot more He never regained consciousness only once, and neither one of us Bernsen, who plays the crafty divorce lawyer committed by a customs service employee. Open Forum Copp, according to the embassy, Unquestionably, some drugs are beneficial and to brag about, although I ’ m sure he had the best knew what we were doing — on NBC-TV's “ L.A. Law,” has married British Yet the government’s top legal advisor. didn’t help matters. The two belong to necessary, but too mariy medications produce a SAN DIEGO of care ($60,000), and even if he that’s why I can’t say for sure actress Amanda Pays of “ Max Headroom” the National Steering Committee for variety of uncomfortable side effects, of which had lived, his brain had been whether I’m a virgin or not. Solicitor General Charles Fried, defended the fame, a publicist says. American War Veterans, chaired by extreme constipation is one of the most common. DEAR SAN DIEGO: A million without oxygen too long for him to I feel guilty getting ma rried to a testing before the Supreme Court. He argued few from within the Manche.ster “ help obtain funds for the pregnant Bernsen, 34, who plays the silk-suited Arnie Gauvin gave town Ted Sampley of Kinston, N.C. More First of all, you need to be under the care of a dollars is a whale of a lot of have been normal. man who thinks I ’m 100 percent that the testing is an integral “ symbol” in the system who has risen to a position of woman ... and anything else the Becker on “L.A. Law,” exchanged vows than two years ago, the group began physician who is going to be on your side and who blubber, and while it’s true our Our beloved, beautiful grand pure, when I may not be. Should I prominence within the local, state or mother-to-be needs.” I applaud their Saturday with Miss Pays, 29, in nearby Reagan administration’s war on drugs. more than she took collecting money to offer as a reward will resist intimidation by medical-center special infant mortality rate is nothing to son’s death was preventable. tell him? national education community that efforts. But the fact remains that Calabasas as about 170 guests watched, The Supreme Court heard arguments on the for the return of any live American ists. Each drug you are taking needs to be brag about, let’s not diminish the Abby, please help me get the Sign me. “ Ivory” — or... To the Editor: has put more into the system than she single mothers and their children are spokeswoman Marilyn Heston said. POW from Southeast Asia. That scrupulously analyzed from the standpoint of compassion and generosity of the word out that ropes hanging from 99 PERCENT PURE merits of the government’s drug-testing On Thursday. Manche.ster Board of has taken out. the poorest of all demographic groups With “ L.A. Law ” still in production, reward is now up to $2.4 million and necessity and side effects. two superpowers of the world, trees may be fun for children to policies earlier this month. The fate of more Education member Dr. Anne Gauvin Dr. Gauvin. you will be missed. in this nation. About half of them are honeymoon plans are on hold forseveral weeks, includes pledges of $100,000 cash from Then, your doctor, in conjunction with the who joined hands in a humane play with, but never let your DEAR IVO RY: Don’t volun than a million federal workers may depend on completed her term as a board dependent on welfare. And not sur she said. 21 members of Congress. specialists, can begin the process of cutting back. I effort to preserve life. children swing form them unless teer any confessions — 99percent member. She will be missed. Gregory C. Kane prisingly. this poverty takes its The couple, whose first child isdue in March, the high court’s ruling. The cases in hand deal Hairs rise on the back of necks at the guarantee that you will feel better taking fewer someone is with them. pure is pure enough. For the past few years. Dr. Gauvin 463 E. Center St., Manchester greatest toll on education attainment lived together for about a year at Bernsen’s with specific agencies, but the Reagan State Department when a reward is pills. DEAR ABBY: Shortly afterour ESTHER ACKERMAN, has championed what she has felt was and occupational status. The teen-age Hollywood Hills home and will continue to suggested. It comes too close to Of course, each patient’s situation is unique: 4'/i-year-old grandson's tragic SEATTLE administration has proposed much broader best for the students of the Manches mother and her children are. indeed, reside there, Ms. Heston said. Women have right paying for hostages. But Sampley and therefore, I cannot give specific advice about your death a year ago, my husband random testing for employees throughout the ter school system. During this time likely to live in poverty, and these Abbv'a favorite recipes are oolno like Miss Pays, who appeared in “ Max Head- his group think the U.S. government is case without knowing more about you. Nonetheless, wrote to tell you how it happened DEAR ESTHER ACKER government. Supreme Court rejection of the she has been loyal to her belief that children are more likely to drop out of hofcaketl Send your name and address, room” and the movie “ Oxford Blues,” is to control destiny doing the same thing when it arranges I ’m certain that with the heip of your primary-care — to warn other parents and MAN: My heartfelt sympathy to plus check or money order for $3.50 to: decisions regarding board matters school, give birth out of wedlock, and awaiting the release of her latest film railroad and customs testing programs would favors for Laos in exchange for the physician, you can substantialiy reduce your grandparents of the danger. His you and your family. You were Abbv's Cookbooklet, P.O. Box 447, should be judged on their merit alone To the Editor: to be unemployed, themselves de Mount Morris, III. 41054. (Postage Is “ Leviathan” in March. be a likely — and welcome — death knell for right to search for dead bodies. poly-pharmacy and feel much better as a result. letter was never published. Now, regardless of publicor administrative Because Lynne Axiak distorted pendent on welfare. The feminization very generous to have written in Included.) Sampley isn’t interested in remains. the broader testing. opinion. certain facts in her rebuttal to my first of poverty (and its far-reaching “ I want live prisoners.” he told our Setting the clock The perils of drug abuse, both to user and All too many times boards of letter, I feel it necessary to write ramifications) is one of the greatest associate Daryl Gibson. “ It’s a very education became the voice of the again. problems that we as a nation will have society, are not at issue here. What is at issue harmless program (the reward CHICAGO (A P ) — When the hands of the administrations they are elected to Contrary to what Ms. Axiak be to face. Ms. Axiak is wrong to is the desire of the government to intrude offer). If the prisoners of war do not Caution is required when investing in gems "Doomsday Clock” move again, one of the oversee rather than the town’s lieves, the majority of the American minimize this. overly into the lives of its constituents. A exist, they can’t be hurt by it.” scientists behind the change will be Soviet residents they were elected to repres people believe that abortion should It is obvious to me that the girl who State Department spokesman Alex physicist and human rights activist Andrei government that imposes random drug ent, a situation Dr. Gauvin. by remain legal. The recent Harris becomes a mother at the age of 15 is This autumn an enor ■ The prices of gemstones, and ■ Nerver buy anything without Sakharov. Almasov refused to talk about the particularly of diamonds, are subject getting an independent appraisal. It’s testing is a far cry from what Ronald Reagan example, would not allow. survey and the New York Times/CBS most likely not going to have the same' mous ruby and the Sakharov, who has been in the United States, details of negotiations in the confiden to fragile political considerations. best to get to know an appraiser once promised: a government that would get As a teacher within the Manchester News study both indicate that nearly opportunities in life as her male world’s largest flawless has agreed to join in setting the clock that the tial cables. South Africa and Sierra Leone are yourself, someone who can explain to system, she exhibited a professional two-thirds of men and women are in counterpart. And thus, the real issue diamonds went on the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists uses to estimate off our backs. Such is the danger of governing primary diamond producers. Enough you what the appraisal means. The ism and dedication deserving of our favor of legal abortion and against a in the abortion debate is the right of The cables carrying information auction block at New Sylvia the relative chances of nuclear war, the via symbols. ,said. highest praise. As a department head constitutional amendment to prohibit women to have control over their own from the U.S. Embassy about Long York City, only to be retail value of the stone, so often used publication said Saturday. ■ The investor can be eaten alive by in diamond-district appraisals to at Manchester High School, she abortion. destiny and the same lifechances that and Copp hinted that Laotian officials yanked back when the Sakharov was contacted in Cambridge, Porter commissions and markups. Dia convince a purchaser that the deal - The Berkshire Eagle, Pittsfield, Mass. challenged both teachers and admin Ms. Axiak’s reasoning is also are open to men. It is significant that would have liked the U.S. government gems failed to draw the Mass., by Bernard Feld, a Massachusetts monds often are sold at twice their offered is a good one, is useless, istrators to strive toward improving erroneous. She states that because Ms. Axiak avoids this issue alto to publicly denounce the reward minimum bids. Institute of Technology physicist and former our school system, always with the only 2 percent of all abortions gether. To those women and teen-age offers from members of Congress. Such an outcome wholesale price. The best deal an because you will not sell the stone a Bulletin editor. investor can negotiate will reduce retail. Be certain that the appraiser is students’ best interest in mind. When performed are for reasons of life of the girls who face unwanted pregnancy, After the release, Almasov did not' would have been un “ He was very pleased to be asked and had that by as much as two-thirds — which certified by the American Gem Dr. Gauvin was the president of mother, rape or incest, the other 98 she offers mandatory motherhood criticize the Congress members. HC( heard of only a few been interested in the Bulletin for some time,” means the price will still be a third Manchester Education Association, percent of abortions performed must and a free crib, at the cost of equality would only repeat the State Depart years ago. What happened? Has the ■ Gemstones don’t provide Income. Society, an organization that works to Feld said. Letters to the editor above wholesale. And when it comes keep the industry honest. she strived to improve the image and therefore be a convenient method of of rights and responsibilities among ment’s opposition to reward schemes. market for gemstones generally Profits, if any, originate solely as Sakharov becomes the 18th Nobel laureate time to sell, the price offered is always The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters position of Manchester teachers while birth control. In this, Ms. Axiak has men and women. Before the release. Laotian officials softened? capital gains. a mong the 44 members of the Bulletin’s board of below wholesale. This means that the ■ Study the market before you to the editor. helping them become an active certainly distorted the truth. She Finally, I am tired of the “pro had also hinted that they wanted the You bet it has! ■ Stones are a highly emotional sponsors, which helps decide where to put the price must soar before the investor invest. The American Gem Society Letters should be brief and to the point. They political force within Manchester. ignores the fact that the majority of lifers” hollow claim that Planned State Department to pay for the cost During the late 1970s, when inflation investment. Movies and novels about minute hand ofth e“ Doomsday Clock” that has can break even — and this is before (.5901 West Third St., Los Angeles, should be typed or neatly handwritten, and. for ease After leaving the Manchester unwanted pregnancies occur because Parenthood advocates abortion as the of keeping Copp and Long locked up, was rampant, there was a rush to put the gem trade in its various facets been featured on the cover of the magazine for sales commissions are considered. (jalif., 90036-2898) offers an informa in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters must be school system for an administrative birth control methods fail or couples solution to all these problems. but the cables show the State money in “ stores of wealth” and in have been successful over the years. 41 years. During the late 1970s, when dia tion kit for would-be gem purehasers. signed with name, address and daytime telephone position with the West Hartford do not understand how to use them Planned Parenthood is doing more Department diplomatically skirted commodities that buyers thought Nobody ever wrote a potboiler about monds went wild, investors were Get the kit and read it just as you number (for verification). Department of Education. Dr. Gauvin properly. Contrary to the disinforma than any other organization to pre that issue. would permanently hold their value. municipal bonds. It’s difficult to look stunned to find that while prices would study the facts Involved in other Reagan roasts Harry Caray TTie Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the continued to offer her expertise, tion disseminated by Ms. Axiak, vent unwanted pregnancy and the When Sampley and 1,500 veterans, Gold ran up to more than $700 an dispassionately at gemstone as an doubled, they actually received 5 investments. If you lack the time or interests of brevity, clarity and taste. vision and uncommon dedication to unwanted pregnancies are not taken need for abortion in the first place. arrived in Washington on Veterans, ounce. High-quality diamonds more investment, opening the investor to a LAS VEGAS. Nev. (AP) — President percent or less profit when they sold — willingness to study the subject, put Address letters to: Open Forum. Manchester Manchester students as an elected lightly by the women who experience Planned Parenthood provides women Day to protest the continued detention than doubled in value just about world of scams. Reagan wasn't there in person but he helped which didn't even keep pace with your money elsewhere. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. Board of Education official. them. Nor is abortion everconsidered from all economic backgrounds with of Copp and Long, the State Depart overnight. ■ The small investor is likely to “ roast” Harry Caray, the baseball announcer By her example Dr. Gauvin has set to be just some convenient form of excellent health care, access to birth ment warded off any public embar The diamond market became so enter the market with less informa inflation. ■ Find a place to safely store your who has made “ holy cow” a part of the sport’s a standard by which we can and birth control. For the woman faced control, access to truthful and accu rassment by cutting a deal. Sampley frenzied that the giant cartel, De- tion than he or she would require If, despite the dangers, you decide purchase. Safe-deposit boxes used to jargon in his 45 years at the microphone. should Judge our paid and elected with an unwanted pregnancy, none of rate information regarding a wom and the veterans passed the hat and Beers, took out ads warning investors before speculating elsewhere. This to invest in gemstones, a few store gemstones purchased for invest About 2,500 people, most of them Chicago officials. her three options is “ convenient.” an’s options in the event of pregnancy, ■ collected $1,500. The Laotians called It that prices were out of hand. Tiffany & results in an expensive education. precautions can reduce the threats: ment are tax-deductible. Cubs fans flown in from the Windy City, spent ^aiirlirstrr Hrrali'i As an educator, I am proud to have As I wrote in my first letter, those so that she may make an informed a fine, but Sampley figures it was the Co. did much the same thing. High-pressure seminars, mail-order ■ Deal only with reputable An investment in gemstones should five hours listening to jokes about the worked and supported Dr. Gauvin, as hit hardest with unwanted pregnan decision. And based on that decision. cost of room, board and transporta As the pace of inflation decreased, sales and buy-back agreements companies. be undertaken only after long, care announcer Saturday night. Founded In 1881 a taxpayer I thank her for her cies are often teen-agers. And should Planned Parenthood can provide her tion for Copp and Long. The money, gemstones iost some of their sparkle. abound, and generaly are to be ■ Never buy stones sight-unseen. ful, dispassionate consideration. It In a video tribute for the 69-year Caray, dedication arid integrity, and most the 15-year-old who finds herself with the best medical care available, was wired to Laos and the two w e re ' There were so many investments that avoided. Unlike stocks and bonds, and even has certain limited value as a hedge, Reagan recalled his visit to the Cubs broadcast PENNY M 8IEFFER T...... Publither gold, gemstones have individual but the dangers usually outweigh the OEORQE T CHAPPELL...... Editor importantly as a parent I thank her pregnant choose to continue the whether she needs abortion services set free. would do more for the investor. ■ Investment gemstones are differ booth this summer. DOUGLAS A B E V IN S ...... ExecutiveEditor for the role she has played in helping pregnancy, the young mother and her or prenatal care. This is indeed an When weighing diamonds and co ent from jew elry gemstones. Most characteristics that determine their advantages. “ It’s not often the president o f the United MARIE P G R A D Y ...... city Editor to insure that my children get the best child are likely to live in poverty. organization that values human life. Jack Anderson and his associate. lored stones as investments, you must stones used in jew elry are of a quality value. Only the most cautious and in States has trouble getting a word in edgewise,” **-®**NDER GIRELLI...... Auoclete Editor education Manchester can provide. Ms. Axiak writes that Birthright Brenda Kuhl Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum pick your way carefully through a too low to be considered as ■ Make sure that what you buy is formed investors will do well in the Reagan said. Dr. Gauvin has been one of the very and other “ pro-life” organizations 74 Kennedy Road, Manchester nists. mine field: investments. what you receive. gemstone market. Caveat emptor. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 21, 1988 iBaiirlirriln* Hrral?)
Town wants time Section 2, Page 11 to study 8th pact Monday, Nov. 21, 1988
By Alex GIrelll a Democrat, said he wants to see Manchester Herald a summary of the differences between the last written proposal Several members of the town submitted by the town and the Cheshire secures state title Board of Directors said today third draft of an agreement, they will not vote Tuesday on a approved by directors of the historic accord with the Eighth Eighth Utilities District Wednes Utilities District to settle fester day and made public by the Manchester second best in Class LL field ing fire and sewer jurisdiction. district. A draft of the agreement has DiRosa, and Stephen Penny, a Bv Jim TIernev already been approved by the lawyer representing the town, Manchester Herald district directors but town direc have both said there are differen tors interviewed today said they ces between the draft and provi WETHERSFIELD — The dream fell just short. had several questions with that sions that DiRosa, negotiating for For the eighth-seeded Manchester High boys’ draft. the town, and District Director soccer team, its quest for the Class LL state Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said Samuel Longest, negotiating for tournament championship ended in disappointment there will be a presentation to the the district, agreed on at their last with a 2-1 loss to lOth-seeded Cheshire High directors on the accord which will meeting, Nov. 1. be held in a session open to the Saturday afternoon at Wethersfield High School. public. DiRosa said a package of The agreement concerns fire Manchester finishes its remarkable campaign protection and sewer jurisdic Rtglnild PInto/MinchMtar Hanld with a 16-3-1 mark while Cheshire winds up 18-3. information will be delivered to It was the Indians’ 13th state final appearance. the directors before the meeting. tion. It involves transfer of a UPBEAT — Manchester High Coach Bill town-owned fire station to the Manchester, 4-9 in state championship games, last He said he hopes it will get to the McCarthy was one of the calmest directors later today. district, and the town’s rights to won a state title in 1979. One director, Democrat Mary construct and maintain some individuals at Saturday’s championship Following a 3-8-5 season a year ago, reaching the Handley, said she definitely will sewers within the district, includ game. state final was quite an achievement. not vote on the matter Tuesday ing those for the planned $70 “They played theirheartsout,“ ninth-year Indian million mall in Buckland. Coach Bill McCarthy said. “They never gave up and because she wants time to study that’s the important thing. Cheshire’s a super team. the documents involved. The draft also guarantees that (Cheshire) was tough defensively,” “I have seen nothing in writing, there will be no consolidation of The toughest of the Ram defenders was their 5-4 Vic except what has appeared in the district with the town except I Andraw J. 0«vli/M (nctiM t*r Harald Thoughts senior goalie Corey Feldstein, who recorded 12 newspapers,” she said. with approval of the district if? saves and was the difference in the match. Director Stephen Cassano, also voters. OLD-FASHIONED THANKSGIVING — Students at the Hans Christian ApLENty Andersen Montessori School in Boiton celebrated Thanksgiving “If I were that team, the first person I’d Len Auster congratulate would be the goalie,” Manchester Sunday at the school. Above, Sarah Krudsen, 4, of Vernon, peels senior goalie Jeff Bernier said, “He did a good job. apples with her mother, Eileen. Left, Timothy Fernald, 3, of Bolton, Sports Editor He kept them in it. They’re a strong team.” Assessor Contracts grinds corn. Below, Omi Kort, 4, of Vernon, churns butter with the help Two first-half goals by John Raneri held up for of Nancy Rosenwald of Ellington. Cheshire despite relentless pressure from the From page 1 From page 1 /it Indians in the second half. Manchester seniorcenter halfback Jeremy Dieterle spearheaded the offen Manchester's sive pressure by the Indians. "To go Into from the beginning groups in order to reach a “They had a lot of desire.” second-year Ram is enticing,” Bekech said. “It's compromise. In arbitration, Coach Hans van Yperen said. “They played well as easier to start (a revaluation) which begins after mediation a team. Our goalie did extremely well. He’s played from the beginning. It's a way to fails, the two sides present their that way all year He’s fearless. He’s got a lot of make sure the systenfi works.” positions on each issue and a dream falls heart.” •5? Redoing the revaluation panel of arbitrators decides Cheshire’s first goal came at 9:38 which was set "cleanly with as much public which side is right. up when Indian senior fullback Jonas McCray took acceptance” as possible is among Three arbitrators are chosen. a game short down Craig Goldberg. Off a restart. Raneri took a the factors that must be taken Deakin and Valerie Sady, presi pass and headed it toward a fallen Bernier. The ball into consideration this time, dent of the Manchester Education WETHERSFIELD — ‘ ‘Everybody wants to slowly trickled across the goal line. Bekech said. “Obviously, it’s a Association, have refused to come, everybody wants to win. Sooner or later, it “I got a hand on it,” Bernier said. “ (But) I never revaluation we’d like to see release details on negotiations for completed in a timely manner. will come,” said Manchester High boys’ soccer got my balance. When I tried to get up I just slipped the teachers' contract. Sady s coach Bill McCarthy, walking slowly back to the again.” There’s a lot of pressure with any could not be reached forcomment Ram forward Todd Williams, the club’s leading revaluation. You can’t avoid it,” this morning. team bus after Saturday’s state Class LL he said. championship game. scorer with 20 goals, set up the second goal with The teachers’ three-year con 12:57 left in the fir.st half. Williams evaded Reginald PInto/Mancheatar Haralci While there may be changes in tract expires in June. 1989. Manchester made its 13th appearance in a championship game, and for the ninth time came Manchester senior sweeper Glenn Jensen on the the operation of the assessor’s Deakin has said salary hikes of right side and fired a bullet at Bernier. The ball FOOT WARFARE — Manchester’s Kevin Saturday's Class LL title game. Boyle office, Bekech said he was not 14. 13, and 12 percent, respec away second best. The Indians played well, but Boyle, right battles*^ Cheshire High's had the Indians’ only goal as Cheshire sure at this time what, and if, tively, were granted in the first-time champion Cheshire High School cashed changes would occur. current pact. In two first-half opportunities to take home the See CHESHIRE, page 12 Brad Opheim for the ball during took home the championship, 2-1. “It’s really too early to say,” he The two sides have agreed to crown. said. “We have to sit down with seek a two-year contract. Deakin For McCarthy and Manchester, 1988 was a year the staff and see what changes said. of redemption, a yearin which a dream just fell they may see. They’re doing the Mediation has been u.sed to short. Manchester soccer tradition began in 1947 job. They know what they need to settle contracts with both when Dick Danielson took control of the program. do and how I can help them.” teachers and administrators in He led it for 33 years, with a 307-112-36 won-lost-tied Youngsters impress as Huskies bow Fourteen people applied for the the past. Deakin said. He said in record, including 12 CCIL and four state titles, in assessor’s job, town officials the about 20 years he has been in that span. It was a legacy — ora curse depending Bv Jim TIernev knee surgery and a broken right-wrist, have said. Bekech will be paid town, mediation has been used to on your point of view — someone had to follow. range, set up Robinson on an alley-oop range. Ivan Sunara scored a game $45,197 a year. Finance Director settle administrators’ contracts Manchester Herald returned to practice 10 days ago. jam and had a slam dunk of his own on high 20 points for Cibona, whose Boyce Spinelli has said. ■That someone was McCarthy, who was appointed Williams, a Torrington native, is a breakaway. about three times. He added. “We Danielson’s successor in January of 1980. jerseys read ’Bonita Bananas.’ ^kech has previously worked generally go to arbitration with STORRS — In a season full of the recovering from a stress fracture in “I’m a freshman, but I try not to UConn rallied in the second half a property appraiser in the teachers.” Residents gather to give thanks, food Following a legend is not easy, just check the highest expectations of any Univer bis left leg which caused him to miss play like a freshman,” Smith said. “I footnotes on UCLA basketball after John Wooden’s behind Smith. Gwynn and the 6-foot-9 Bridgeport, a stock and bond In August, the School Nunses sity of Connecticut basketball team the entire preseason. George is felt comfortable.” The 6-foot Gwynn. Sellers and came within a point, 69-68, trader in New York City, and a Bv Nancy Pappas anthems by the Community Bap children go blind each year for departure. But the 43-year-old McCarthy this decade, Sunday night’sexhibition suffering from a stomach virus. who sat out last year as a Proposition Association and Board of Educa Manchester Herald and to arrange for refugee after a Gamble hoop with 3:08 left. mortgage lending auditor. tion seemed destined to seek tist Church Sanctuary Choir, lack of about six cents worth of assistance, said Kardos. succeeded where others failed. Manchester’s game with Cibona of Yugoslavia Gamble (24 minutes) was 4-for-lO 48 victim, was 4-for-7 for eight points Smith then stole an inbounds pass, but arbitration toend stalled contract They were praised by the vitamin A. The money and goods collected success rate on the soccer field didn’t miss a beat. showcased the impressive young for eight points while George (16 while Sellers was 4-for-6 for 12 points. missed a iayup which would have Only about 225 people braved evening’s main speaker. Dr. Until last year. That’s where Manchester went a talent on the Huskies. minutes) was 2-for-3 for four points “I was proud of the young kids,” talks, but last-minute negotia the miserable, rainy weather on Yet Kardos said he often during the Thanksgiving service, given the Huskies the lead. Trailing. tions produced a settlement. Thomas J. Kardos, as the kind of however, will be used for the scant 3-8-5 and only 14 goals were deposited into the However, the veterans such as and Williams (10 minutes) wasO-for-3 Calhoun said. “Except for Cliff, they 75-72. a 3-point attempt by freshman Sunday evening to give thanks for people who give generously from hesitates to quote figures like guards Tate George and Phil Gamble, for no points, A raise of 8.9 percent was that, becau.se they often sound MACC Emergency Food Pantry back of the net. There were those who were calling were an 18-year-old team.” Robinson Chris Fleming bounded off the front of Turkey their blessings and donate food the heart. and sophomore Murray Williams “Murray.. .you can see he just can’t scored a team-high 17 points on granted the first year of that pact, and money for the needy in the overwhelming, and prevent peo and the town’s Human Needs for McCarthy’s head to roll. It was not the best of the rim with two seconds left. From page 1 while increases of 7.9 percent Kardos. of Malborough, is the Fund. times for the well-liked, low-key McCarthy, who were relegated to mimimal minutes physically go right now,” Calhoun 7-for-21 shooting. He grabbed 12 “Tonight, we were very young.” dry sanctuary of South United ple from participating in relief due to injury and sickness. said. “Phil’s still not Phil and Tate were awarded the final two years Methodist Church. Tri-state Regional Director of efforts. MACC director Nancy Carr appeared to be the calmest person on the field rebounds and blocked three shots. Calhoun said. of the three-year agreement The CROP, the acronym for Com introduced some of the newest Saturday. “Our reputation is built upon looked tired and lackadaisical. It'was UConn began quickly and led, 12-3. Much of this increase has come nurses, who wanted a starting That made the 35th annual munity Response to Others’ Pov He quoted from a curriculum members of Manchester’s com Murray Williams, Tate George. Phil an exhibition. We wanted to evaluate. Cibona. a group of lethal 3-point C IsaN A (75) — Sunoro 7-121-2 20, Mlllcevic he recently received, from a ! Attired in blue slacks and a red and white-striped 5-7 0-010, Aropovlc 1-4 2-2 4, Petrovic 4-82-312, since 1980 and can be attributed increase of about 65 percent, saw Community Interfaith Thanks erty. which is a division of Church munity of clergy, explaining that sweater before donning a red Indian wind-breaker Gamble. Cliff Robinson and the young There were some passing grades and marksmen which owns wins over Cvltcnin 5-15 0-0 11, Cutura 5-14 3-3 13, largely to more processed turkey starting salaries increase from giving Service, sponsored by the World Service. group which writes alternative new pastors are always asked to kids coming along,” third-year some failing grades. Overall, it wasn’t Syracuse and Georgetown on its Big Anzulovic 0-1 0-0 0. Totoli 29-51 8-10 75. Jewish educational materials. to ward off the second-half chill, McCarthy was a UConn Coach Jim Calhoun said a bad performance.” UCaNN (72) — Robinson 7-21 3-5 17, products such as turkey ham, $14,575 to $15,885 in 1988-89. Manchester Area Conference of Last month. Manchester had its participate in the Thanksgiving picture of calmness, his hands stuffed in his hip East tour, went on a 21-2 run and led, [}eP rln t 4-5 0-0 8, Selltrs 4-5 4-4 12, Gomble turkey bologna, turkey franks Salaries will rise to $17,155 and Churches, one of the smallest in Called “Feed the World.” if service. following the Huskies’ 75-72 loss to Heralded freshman Chris Smith out 24-14, with 10:40 left in the first half. 4-10 0-0 8, George 2-3 -0 4, Smith 5-10 0-0 11, and other items, not to mention first walk to raise funds for emphasizes that “we are not pockets or gently folded in f ront of his chest Cibona before a sellout crowd of 4,524 of Kolbe Cathedral High in Bridge Wlllloms 0-3 0-0 0, McCloud 1-1 0-2 2, Gwynn $18,525 the final two years. 10 years. There have been as CROP, which took in more than The Rev. Ruth Johnson of throughout the match. His emotions? “I was really Cibona led at halftime. 43-32. 4-7 0-0 8, Cvrullk 1-2 0-0 2, Fleming 0-1 0-0 0. packaged parts. The nurses’ contract, approved many as 750 participants in past called upon to solve all the Emanuel Lutheran Oiurch, the at the Field House. port, was impressive in his Husky “We didn’t play well the first half.” Tofolt 32-59 7-11 72. But before turkey ham and all $13,000. “I’m here, in part, to give problems of the world. But happy for the kids to be honest. I was really pleased “Tonight, you weren’t able to see debut along with sophomore John 3-polnt field goals: CIbono (9-(ar-22); by the Board of Education in years and 450 attended last year, thanks to all of you for the recent Rev. Rick Alton of SST Mary’s Robinson said. “We have to look at it Sunoro 5-8, Petrovic 2-5 , Cvletlconon 1-5, the others, the Agriculture De neither are we permitted to pass they got this far. They worked hard, they’ve been that, so therefore it wasn’t indicative Gwynn and freshman Rod Sellers. as something to build upon. They August, is retroactive to July. according to statistics compiled CROP walk,” said Kardos. Episcopal Church and the Rev. working for this for a whole year. ” Cutura 1-2, Anzulovic 0-1; UConn (1-for-5): partment had already started to Negotiations with the nurses by the South United Methodist them by,” said Kardos. Deborah Tate Hobart of Center of the team we’ll hopefully have.” Smith (25 minutes) was 5-for-lO for 11 (Cibona) really shoot the ball well.” Rblnson 0-2, Gamble 0-2, Smith 1-1, Fleming He reminded the audience that This season, in which victory No. 100 for Gamble, who is recovering from points, including 1-for-l from 3-point 0-1. help move turkey production out became difficult because of sa la r- Church. there are 20 million Americans A community Thanksgiving Congregational Church all came Cibona was 9-for-22 from 3-point Halftime: 43-32 CIbono. of the doldrums, she said. In those ies given at area hospitals, dinner will be held Thursday at to Manchester within the past McCarthy was logged, has been important. “It days after World War II, large However, those who made the who are hungry, sick, and in need noon at South United Methodist means a lot because these guys worked really hard. Deakin said. “The nurses was effort were treated to rousing of shelter. year. Cantor Wayne Krieger domestic turkeys were enjoyed — obvious,” he said. “They’rean ‘in Church. musical director at Temple Beth To be honest. I’m a simple coach to get along with. for a day or so — but a good brass pieces by the Salvation Around the world, there are The moneys which are raised What you want to do to play for Bill McCarthy is demand’ group.” Army Band, a selection of Israeli Sholom, has been in Manchester portion of the leftovers lingered Though the settlement does not 40,000 children and 110.000 adults by events like Manchester’s for a little longer, but was unable hustle as much as you can and play as hard as you Giants discover a new way to iose on and on and on. pieces by the Temple Beth who die every day of hunger- CROP Walk are u.sed to offer can. reach that of hospitals — regis Sholom Choir, and two moving to participate in last year’s Thus, most families steered tered nurses at Manchester Mem related illnesses. Thousands of relief, to assist in development interfaith service. “They played hard all year and applied pressure Bv Tom Cana van clear of turkeys except for those orial Hospital approved a new all year long. That’s what we wanted from them. The Associated Press special occasions such as salary range of $27,000 to $35,800 They grew into that (from last year). Plus the Thanksgiving. in.March — Deakin said the wage additionof Teddy Miller and Kevin Boyle (helped). EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J. - Call it the Miracle In 1947, after a decade of increases are “very competi Lawyer testifies in suit against town We had better personnel this year. A Ted Miller of the Meadowlands II, Son of Fumble, The Field development, the USDA commer tive.” He said school nurses work doesn’t get that much credit but you guys watched Goal or whatever. cially introduced the Beltsville six-hour days and 180 days a year. Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Whitney, who is representing refused to recite the alphabet for officers at about 11:30 p.m. on the games and you know how much credit he Ten Years and a day after “The Fumble,” the Small White turkey, named after Deakin described negotiations Manchester Herald himself, called himself ashisown police. July 11, 1984. He refused to recite deserves; same with Kevin Boyle.” Philadelpia Eagles found another bizarre way to the department’s research center with the paraprofessionals, or witness and disputed an argu “I was frightened at the time,” beat the New York Giants again, and in the process in Beltsville, Md., where the bird the alphabet as requested by one McCarthy’s biggest emotional outburst came they have thrown the NFC East race into a wild teacher’s aides, as “ oddball.” Testimony began today in U S. ment by the defense that he was he said. “I was frightened and of the officers and was ordered with two seconds left. A wide grin spread across his was developed. partly because the aides based District Court in Hartford in the pulled over because a temporary shocked.” four-way scramble with just four eeks left in the After only seven years, in 1954, from his car, pushed against his face after Boyle kept Cheshire from going home a season. much of their request on a case of an Andover attorney who license plate on the back window He said that when it became car and searched by one orboth of the Beltsville turkey represented comparable worth wage study. shutout winner Why the big smile? “ (Because) This time it wasn’t a fumble or someone named charges that he was improperly of his car had fallen off. clear to the police that he wasn’t the officeVs, the complaint says. they never gave up. They played their hearts out 28 percent of the 67 million birds Negotiations were lengthened detained by Manchester police “I was held for one reason.” he going to recite the alphabet he Herman Edwards who did the Giants in, like in 1978. 'se produced that year. the whole time, and that’s what is important.” It was a blocked field goal and a 6-foot-6,276-pound with the Manchester Federation over four years ago. said, referring to the sobriety was pulled from the car and The two police officers then The new birds averaged around of Paraprofessionals because the The attorney, Norman E, Whit tests. For McCarthy, and Manchester, Saturday was a defensive end named Clyde Simmons. “slammed” against the car and pushed Whitney to the sidewalk dream that came up a game short. The Manchester // nine pounds when shipped to group "wrapped themselves ney. has charged that he was Whitney said he has never had patted down. and to a grassy area near the car Don’t get the picture wrong though. Simmons market, compared with 15 pounds around that study and wouldn’t ordered from his car at gunpoint alcoholic drinks in his life and According to a complaint filed players, coming off last year’s disaster, didn’t block a Giants field goal 6:10 into overtime and onlookers made “embarrass collectively dreamt of being in the 1988 title game. or so for the other commercial let go.” he said. for sobriety tests on the night of was never charged or cited in by Whitney in October 1987, he ing ‘catcalls,’” the complaint and return It for a game-winning touchdown. breeds. The comparable worth study July 11, 1984. He claims that connection with the temporary was pulled over by two police said. “We knock ourselves down sometimes by limiting That would be too conventional. produced for the group concluded plate. ourselves and not having those great dreams. But Lawrence Taylor of the Giants blocked a Today, the genes of the Belts police subsequently relea.sed him in Ki M »3(«ciifsi «a i » Ks I ville Small White are spread paraprofessionals make 49 cents and that tests he later had Whitney’s testimony was heard these guys had a dream and came within one game game-winning 31-yard field goal attempt by Luis among many of the modern to every dollar earned by men in performed at Manchester Mem in Judge Peter C. Dorsey’s of fulfilling it. That’s a lesson to everybody. Don’t Zendejas of the Eagles and Simmons picked the ball breeds. One of the prized charac similar positions. Deakin has>said orial Hospital showed that no courtroom. Assistant Town Attor Fall Centerpiece be shy about saying 'I got a dream and this is my up on a bounce and chugged 15 yards for a teristics was its reproductive the study disregarded "market alcohol was in his blood. ney Thomas P. Celia Is represent dream and I’m going to try to fulfill it.’ This is what touchdown to give Philadelphia a dramatic 23-17 capabilities, says Thomas J. place” value, while paraprofes- Results of the hospital tests are ing the police officers in the case. stories are made of, 3-8-5 last year, 16-3-1 this victory. Sexton, a poultry physiologist and sional officials have said it was a not in dispute. Whitney said today that he with Candle $^98 year,” McCarthy said. The victory was the sixth in eight games for the director of the agency’s Lives fair study. Danielson took Manchester teams to 11 title Eagles, 7-5, and put them in a first-place tie in the Last month, the paraprofes NFC East with New York and Phoenix, which lost to tock and Poultry Sciences Insti Cash & Carry j| games. They iost three (1951, ’53 and ’54) before I f ■ 'Li 1 tute at Beltsville. sionals union overwhelmingly cracking through in 1956. For McCarthy, whose Houston. The defending Super Bowl champion approved increases of 12 percent “Holiday Thanks” Washington Redskins can make it a four-way tie by AP photo Another benchmark develop the first year of a two-year pact, A small way of saying thank you Gourmet Fruit Baskets nine-year record stands at 108-34-16 with one CCIL defeating San Francisco on Monday night. s (1982) and three CCC East Division (1984, ’85, and IT’S OFFICIAL — The official signal goal attempt and ran it in for a ment came in 1980 when Sexton and 8 percent the second year. In to all our friends and customers. The victory also was the latest in a series of and other agency researchers hit 1990, an additional 4 percent also *88) titles, this was the second attempt at a state last-minute heroics by Buddy Ryan’s team, which touch(jown as the Eagles pile on touchdown as Philadelphia beat the Household knives sharpened during Nov. for only We send /lowers worldwide. championship. “I looked at the team that played upon the Beltsville Poultry Se will be granted. The union asked All credit cards accepted. has seen its last five games go down to the wire with defensive end Clyde Simmons in the end Giants in overtime Sunday. 23-17. men Extender, a mixture that for a hike of 63 percent the first 994 each (reg. *1.50 each). Just drgp them off Ridgefield (in 1983) and looked at their eyes and four ending up as victories. zone after he picked up a biocked fieid allowed turkey semen to be year of the contract. The wage one day and pick them up the next. said, ’Uh,oh, we’re in trouble.’This one we were “We were definitely extremely lucky at the end of stored for six to eight hours increases are retroactive to July J[ofaC 135 East Center Street ready to go. I knew they could play with the ball game.” said safety Terry Hauge, whose without losing viability. 1. (Cheshire).” second interception of a Jeff Hostetler pass gave the Eagles quarterback Randall Cunningham, who pass to halfback Michael Haddix and an 11-yard All commercial turkeys are QUALITY SHARPENING The Board of Education is "Snapper" Outdoor Power Equipment Manchester, CT “Everybody wants to win. Sooner or later it will Eagles the ball at the New York 41 in the overtime. completed just 14 of 36 passes for 224 on a day of scramble. produced from artificial scheduled to vote on the increase come.” “It was probably the flakiest of all our games interrmitent showers, eventually got the Eagles to insemination. on Nov. 28. 104 Hilliard <€t. • Manchester, Ct. • (203) 649-2111 646-8268 n 649-4529 Bet on it. recently. In the others we scored conventionally.” the New York 13 with the big plays being a 12-yard See GIANTS, page IZ > Ha eataH a Ml M( in tMMlMt M M Ml tw tm M M M M M M M It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 21, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Nov. 21, 1988 — 13 Patriots Whalers can’t SPORTS Carson unhappy Giant UConn destroys NEW YORK (AP) - New York Giants linebacker Harry Carson said Sunday he is control find the range IN B R IE F reconsidering his decision to retire at the end of the current season and that he is itself in finale unhappy the club put him on injured HARTFORD (AP) - The have to start playing our game,” Springer In nationals reserve, ending this season for him. STORRS (AP) — Over the from a yard out and freshman Whalers are again suffering from said Whalercaptain Ron Francis. Carson told NBC Sports in a telephone course of the football season, Chric Cassera added the first of Marino “ Once we fall behind in a game, Shira Springer of Manchester, im eighth interview that when he originally said he an inability to score. grader at Bennet Junior High, qu.ilified on breaks tend to even out. three successful conversions. When the Whalers lost 5-2 on we seem to start scrambling would retire, “ I wanted to go out on top and Sunday for the 1988 Natinal TAC/USA University of Rhode Island A fumble recovery by Ricky Saturday to league-leading Cal around. Instead of us getting the I was having fun this season. This is not Junior Olympics Cross Country Champion proved that Saturday in a 21-19 Ford gave the Rams good field Bv Steven Wine gary, it marked the 14th time in 20 next goal, we start to press and going out on top. ships in Reno, Nevada, on Dec. 10. Springer Yankee Conference victory over position at the UConn 19. Five games that Hartford was held to forget about our game-plan.” We’re kind of re-evaluating the situa The Associated Press the University of (Connecticut. plays later, Monaco passed to ’A e Flames connected on 3 of 5 qualified for the nationals by finishing 14th tion. I enjoy playing football, and I never three or less goals. Saturday, the Rams, 4-7 and Poirier for the score. power-play opportunities and in with a time of 18; 03 for 4,000 meters at the V really put a time limit on it. and I thought MIAMI (AP) - The New 3-5, benefited from seven UConn Late in the period, Poirier Saturday’s setback also creased a 2-1 lead, after two Region I Junior Olympic Championships at this would be a good time to leave. But right England Patriots’ defense turned turnovers, four of them in the returned a punt 47 yards to the dropped the Whalers, 7-12-1, into periods by scoring three goals in a Bryant College in Smithfield, R.I. The now. I would say that everything’s kind of In a special performance that second period when Rhode Island UConn 18, setting up Monaco’s last place in the Adams Division. 8; 53 span of the third period. competition, held in a torrential downpour, on hold. ...” made Dan Marino look ordinary. scored all its points. pass to Todd Cook with 29 seconds Hartford, on a 2-7-1 slide since The victory was the fifth in a included 150 runners from all six New Carson. 34, who has spent all 12 years of The Miami Dolphins’ quarter A missed extra point kick and a left In the half to complete the Nov. 1, has been outscored 38-26 row for the Flames, 14-4-3, who England states and New York. his N F L career with the Giants, was placed back managed only 169 yards failed two point conversion Rams’ scoring. during the stretch. are 9-1 since Oct. 31. Joe Mullen The top20qualified for the national event. on Injured reserve Friday after undergoing passing, his lowest total in the haunted UConn, 7-4 and 4-4. UConn closed the gap early in “ There is no m agic,” said . had a goal and two assists while Springer is a member of the Silk City arthroscopic surgery to remove calcium past 11 games, as New England I,**? “ We were opportunists and I the final period on a 1-yard run by Whaler Coach Larry Pleau. Joe Nieuwendyk scored twice. Striders. deposits from his right knee. won a battle of field goals 6-3 think we had to be.” said URI George Boothe, who had 131 Sunday night. “ We’ve got to score more goals, The Flames, who have allowed Carson said last Wednesday that this coach Bob Grifin. “ No matter yards rushing. TheHuskiesfailed no doubt about it.” a league-low 54 goals, have would be his last season, but he said that The Patriots’ fourth straight Tickets are on sale how we did it, we beat a very good on a two-point con version Only Minnesota and the New outscored the opposition 34-16 AP photo disappointment over the way the Giants victory kept them in contention football team.” attempt. N York Islanders have produced over their last 10 games. Tickets for the Thanksgiving Day Man have treated him this year helped him for an AFC wild card playoff “ We turned the ball over.” said DeCiennaro then hit Mark Lan- fewer goals than the Whalers, Hartford is back in action; CHAMP — Gabriels Sabatini of decide to reconsider. berth at 7-5. Miami lost its thiid in chester High-East Catholic High football UConn coach Tom Jackson. dolfi with a 4-yard scoring pass a row and fell to 5-7. who have scored just 67 goals Wednesday when it hosts the; Argentina rejoices after beating Pam game are now on sale at-the respective “ Guys that have been making the with 1:22 left, but the Huskies after completing the first quarter Quebec Nordiques at the C ivic schools. Marino, the NFL leader in Shriver 7-5, 6-2, 6-2 Sunday for the plays for us all year had trouble. were unable to revover an onside of the campaign. (Center. ’The teams then travel to Sabatini wins major title passing yards, failed to throw a Tickets are available at East Catholic Virginia Slims Championship in New The first half was a nightmare. kick and the Rams ran out the “ We are going to have to score Quebec City for a clash Saturday touchdown pass for only the third from 8 a.m. to 4p.m. in Room 118. Ticketsat York, NEW YORK (AP) — Gabriela Sabatini We just self-destructed. They clock. more goals and we’re going to night at Le Colisee. time in the past 47 games. He has Manchester High went on sale today and emerged from the shadow of teen-age rival made the plays in the first half Coat! Guard 28, Plymouth 19: now lost seven straight to the will be sold from 7:15a.m. until 3p.m. at the Steffi Graf by winning the Virginia Slims and took advantage.” Scott Heurter ran for 145 yards Patriots, and has thrown only two main office. Championships with a 7-5, 6-2, 6-2 victory UConn scored on an 82-yard and a touchdown to lead the U.S. touchdown passes against them Tickets are $3 for adults and $2 for Hubbell is critical over Pam Shriver. drive to open the game. Coast Guard Academy to a 28-19 in the past three games. Buffalo gives fans students'. All tickets thedayof thegam eare It was the first major singles title for the Matt DiGennaro. who com win over Plymouth State in the “We’ve been able to make $5. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Hall of 18-year-old Argentine, who lost to Graf in pleted 30of51 passesfor 335 yards ECAC North Divi.sion III Cham Marino play our gam e.’’ said Fame pitcher Carl Hubbell remained in Kickoff on Thanksgiving isat 11 a m. This last year’s final. and established season records pionship football playoff in P ly critical condition late Sunday, the day after linebacker Johnny Rembert, who is the 14th meeting between the two schools for total offense, pass comple mouth. N.H. led the Patriots with nine tackies. reason to celebrate his car struck a metal utility pole on a street with East holding an 8-5 edge. Ea.st won last tions, pass attempts, net passing Coast Guard’s win Saturday "Seeing Marino twice a year year’s gajjie. 38-8. in nearby Mesa, a hospital supervisor said. McEnroe net winner yards and total plays, hit Glenn ended Plymouth’s 20-game win helps. ’They don’t change up very Hubbell. 85, who was elected to the Hall of Bv Barry Wllner Antrum with a six-yard scoring ning streak, which had been the much from week to week, so it Fame in 1947, is thought to have suffered a D ETRO IT (A P ) — Second-seed John K•i‘ 4' Hf The Assaclated Press pass. But Rob Moons shanked the longe.st in the nation. helps our defense adjust to what East names new coach heart attack or stroke that caused him to McEnroe continued his comeback by % NFL Roundup extra point. Jaime Roth’s .second 39-yard they’re doing.’’ lose control of the vehicle. Mesa police said. defeating third-.seed Aaron Krickstein 7-.5, There have been few rewa rding Graham Leviston, whoplayed at Western Rhode Island took advantage of field goal clinched the win for The Patriots stopped Miami’s However, nursing supervi.sor Pam Sam- 6-2 to win the singles final of the Little moments in Rich Stadium for the New England College, has been named an interception by Rich Heffer- Coast Guard, which fini.shed the offense four times in their terri pair of Scottsdale Memorial Hospital- Caesars Championship Tennis Buffalo Bills and their fans, so oilers 36, Cardinals 20: Warren East Catholic High ice hockey coach. nan to score in the second period. season with a 9-1 record Ply tory. The Dolphins’ Tony Frank Osbom said doctors had not confirmed that Tournament. they really took advantage of one Moon had a big day for Houston,- Practice for the 1988-89 season begins Quarterback Steve Monaco ran in mouth dropped to 10-1. lin kicked a 27-yard field goal but Hubbell suffered a stroke. McEnroe earned $59 ,500 hy winning his when they got the chance. 8- 4, with touchdown passes of 30‘ today. Leviston replaces Joe Hubbuch, who also missed from 54, 50 and 23 ------ii • k f Sampair said Hubbell's "critical” listing second tournament this year and the 72nd of Thousands of fans streamed and 13 yards to Ernest Givinsandl guided East to a 14-7 mark a year ago. yards. Rsginild PInto/Manchnter Harald represented the worst of conditions. his career. onto the field Sunday after ^ o tt 50 yards to Drew Hill. Healsoran' Hubbuch’s contract was not renewed after “ I have to take a lot of the CLOSE W ATCH — Manchester High's Norwood’s 30-yard field goal in for a score. last season. Syracuse, Indiana responsibility,’’ Marino said. “ I Saturday’s Class LL championship overtime gave the Bills a 9-6 Bengals 38, Cowboys 24: Dallas could have made the throws when Jonas McCray keeps an eye on the ball game. The Indians had to settle for victory over the New York Jets continued to slide toward oblivion Gilder wins Kapalua title Atlanta title to Wallace we got down close, but I just and Cheshire's Mario Pannone durino runner-up honors. and the AFC East crown. It was — or, perhaps, the top selection in . LIndstrom 12th In Open HAMPTON, Ga. (AP) — Ru.sty Wallace didn’t. The offense should be able the 1989 draft. The Cowboys have; KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) — Bob Gilder set for a rematch the earliest clinching of an AFC won the race, hut Bill Elliott earned his first to win the game without having to NEW HAVEN - Manchester High started with three straight birdies and division since the N F L went to a lost eight straight and, at 2-10,; NASCAR Winston Cup championship with put it on the kicker’s foot.” have their worst record since the’ sophomore Katelyn Lindstrom placed 12th finished with a 6-under-par 66 thatgave him Bv Hlllel Italic 16-game schedule in 1978, and it an llth-place finish in the Atlanta Journal The Associated Press Marino completed 19 of 29 was Buffalo’s first division title expansion season of 1960. in the 100-yard breaststroke at the State a two-shot victory in the Kapalua Interna 500. passes. One costly incompletion Open Swim Championships Saturday at tional golf tournament. NIT Roundup since 1980. Cincinnati, meanwhile, stayed Wallace, the hottest driver on the came in the third quarter when Southern Connecticut State University Gilder won his first title in almost six Syracuse spent its game run To celebrate, the fans tore on top of the AFC Central with a premier stock car circuit in recent weeks, receiver Mark Du per raced 5 Lindstrom broke herown school record in yea rs — since the 1983 Phoeni x Open — wit h ning layup drills, while Indiana From page 11 down the goalposts and passed 9- 3 record as James Brooks, who earned his fourth victory in his last five son, who led six Orangemen in yards behind the secondary, but the event with a clocking of 1; 11.50. a 266 total. 22 under par on the Kapalua Bay conducted free throw practice. pieces to each other. leads the N F L in rushing aver starts and his sixth of the season, tying him double figures. Marino overthrew him on what “ Regardless of her placement, she did a course. The Orangemen unleashed a “ Nobody deserves it more than age, carried 16 times for 148. for the year’s high with Elliott. Syracuse, 2-0, shot 85 percent could have been an 80-yard deflected off his chest and Raneri great job.” Manchester Coach Dave Frost John Mahaffey, who also had a 66, was relentless fast-break offense in now,” McCarthy explained, van yards out with two seconds left, Buffalo fans,” quarterback Jim yards, including a 51-yard T D ; Wallace beat Davey Alli.son to the finish from the field in the first period, touchdown play. headed the carom into the back of said. second at 268. three shots ahead of C'orey beating Wyoming 107-81 Sunday Yperen commented,' ” We played epitimizing the club’s desire and Kelly said. “ They’ve taken so run, and hauled in a 13-yard; line by 3.3 seconds, with Mike Alexander scoring repeatedly on fast-break New England coach Raymond the net.” Pavin, who had a 70. while Indiana connected on 33 fairly aggressively, but they perseverance. much grief through the years.” scoring pass from Boomer' third, followed hy Ricky Rudd and Darrell layins. Berry listed two keys to stopping Manchester outshot Cheshire, free throws and forced five heard that (Manchester) was “ We were never going to give So has Bills owner Ralph C. Esiason. Waltrip. 1 Indiana 84, Stanford 73: Indi the NFL’s all-time leading 19-7, for the match. Ray fifth at TA G meet Stanford players to foul out to pretty aggressive.” up,” Bernier explained. “ The Wilson Jr., who hugged the Esiason also had TD throws of The winner, who earned $87,575, aver ana also took advantage of its passer. "They (Cheshire) didn’t have Dieterle along with seniors Sherrill’s name cleared defeat the Cardinal 84-73, setting testimony to that was the goal in players in the locker room and 20 and five yards to Rodney SMITHFIELD, R.I. — East Catholic aged 129.024 mph in the race slowed by nine opponent’s strategy, connecting “ We have good people in the many opportunities. (But) they up a rematch of their 1987 NCAA Kevin Boyle and Ted Miller the last five seconds. It’s too bad recalled “ when the fans were Holman and used the no-huddle sophomore Chris Ray placed fifth in the caution flags for a total of ,55 laps on 33 of 44 shots from the foul line secondary.” Berry said. “ And were dangerous when they had COLLEGE STATION. Texas (AP) - As title game in the semifinals of the dominated the offensive attack in we didn't get a couple of those throwing programs at me. offense to befuddle the Cowboys. TAC Junior Olympic Regional Cross far as Texas A&M’s Board of Regents is to overcame an aggressive Stan our offense has helped with time the opportunities. They had some Big Apple National Invitation the second half. Boyle had a nice breaks. We had a lot of support “ This is far better than 1980,” Country meet intermediate division (ages concerned, the mo.st recent statements by ford defense. of possession, which is very fine players. Give them all the Tournament. chance when he stole the ball and from the fans. They were great all said Wilson, whose team has gone Browns 27, Stealers 7: The • 15-16) Sunday at Bryant College. Ray North Carolina 99, Georgia 91; form er Aggie running back George Smith Wednesday night’s game will important when you’re playing a credit in the world, ” McCarthy one-timed his shot off the hands of year along.” from consecutive 2-14 seasons in Browns beat the Steelers for the • qualified for the TAC national champion Forlitano repeat winner great quarterback.” said. leave no reason to take any action against be the first time the teams have Scott Williams scored 25 points Feldstein and away from the net. Jensen, senior fullback Doug 1984 and ’85 to the best record in sixth straight time, dropping ' ship meet to be held Dec. 10 in Reno. Coach Jackie Sherrill. and Kevin Madden had 18 as New England controlled the Aggressive play was present on Feldstein stopped a point-blank Pittsburgh to 2-10 and leaving the INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) - Forlitano faced each other since Indiana’s Harvey and junior midfielder the league. 11-1, including a Nevada. The chairman of the Board of Regents. North Carolina knocked off ball on drives of 76 and 58 yards both sides throughout, especially attempt by senior Jim Melesko. Steelers winless at Cleveland won the $119,600 Citation Handicap at 74-73 victory on March 30. 1987. Dave Stephenson also turned in seven-game winning streak. Ray’s time was 17:49 for the 3.1-mile David G. Eller, said Sunday that he Georgia. that ended in field goals by Jason in the second half. Two Cheshire Dieterle constantly kept Feld since 1981. Pittsburgh has lost Hollywood Park Sunday for the second year The other semifinal matchup fine efforts. Cheshire sweeper “This team steadily improved course. believes Smith, who insisted in a weekend The Tar Heels, 2-0, advanced to Staurovsky. He kicked a 22- players, Lee Jackson and Nick stein busy with several hard four in a row and 10 of its last 11 in a row, putting on a burst of speed in the on Wednesday night at Madison Mike Oberempt and senior ful and never played a bad game.” news conference that he made up allega the semifinals with two big yarder in the second period to tie Lerner, along with Manchester games. final sixteenth of a mile to keep favored Square Garden will be North shots. lback Brad Opheim played well. The Bills didn’t play all that scoring runs and a defen.se that the game, and his 34-yarder senior Mike Sardo, who turned in tions of NCAA rules violations involving Precisionist from recording a wire-to-wire Carolina and Missouri. The Tar ’’There was a great amount of "W e came within one game of well against the Jets, 5-6-1 and Saints 42, Broncos 0: At New . Elder wins seniors crown Sherrill. held off a Bulldog rally late in the midway through the third quarter a fine performance, were issued pressure.” Feldstein sajjrf^ Man victory. Heels defeated Georgia 99-90 fulfilling our dream,” McCarthy losers of three straight. But they Orleans, the Saints recorded their ; “ Of course it sounds self-serving for me first half. provided the winning margin. red cards. The Indians played chester’s pressure fipally paid said. biggest victory margin ever and * MIAMI (AP) — Lee Elder, one year after The Argentine-bred Forlitano was timed Sunday while Missouri beat Xav made the big plays. to believe it,” Eller said, adding that as a dtbl Mis.souri 83, Xavier. Ohio “Tremendous game.” Berry with a man advantage when off, but it was too li^ e , too late. took a two-game edge in the NFC a serious heart attack threatened his life, in 1:46 3-5 for l ‘/« miles on turf, cutting ier, Ohio, 83-71. Cheshire 2 0 2 New York had a chance to win result of Smith’s most recent statements, 71: Byron Irvin scored 28 points said. “ It was a great effort by our Lerner left with 2:50 left. Dieterle c e n te r e d p a s s which Manchester o 1 1 West. They also clinched their shot a final round of 6-under-par 65 to win four-fifths of a second off the stakes record Scorina; C- Raneri 2; M- Boyle. in regulation but Pat Leahy’s there appears to be no reason to take action Syracuse 107, Wyoming 81: The and Missouri held off a .second defense.” “ That’s the way the kids play Boyle booted ijdme from five second straight winning season, the $300,000 Senior PGA Tour event at the he set in 1987. Saves: C- Feldstein t2; M - Bernier 6. 40-yard field goal attempt was against Sherrill. Cowboys had hoped to shut down , half rally. the only two in the 22-yearhistory Links of Key Biscayne. The 7-year-old Forlitano has gone 0-7 blocked by Fred Smerlas with 25 Sherrill had refu.sed comment on the Syracuse’s high-paced attack by Xavier, which upset fourth- of the franchise Elder’s victory, his first since 1986. was since then, but he had just enough to deny seconds left in the fourth period. controversy Friday, after the allegations dominating the boards, but the ranked Louisville in the first Despite the rout, Denver, 6-6, • by five shots over A1 Geiberger. who closed Precisionist by a head. It was Precisionist’s ” I got a gap and I figured if I surfaced in a copyright story by The Dallas plan backfired. round, cut Missouri’s 1.3-poinl U.S., Soviets close Giants remained in a three-way tie with ! with a course record 63. Elder. 54. shot a first grass start in four years. turned sideways I could get Morning News. But he said Sunday he "W e were getting itoff theglass halftime lead to three midway Seattle and the Raiders for the ’ 54-hole total of 11-under-par 202 to win the enough of the gap so that I could would be coaching the Aggies in practice and they were leaving us out through the final period, but Irvin lead in the AFC West. I first-place check of $45,000. From page 11 penetrate and maybe get a piece this week and against the University of there with three-on-one opportun hit a layup with 9:54 remaining Chargers 38, Rams 24: Esposito, Hall honored to anti-doping plan ______of it.” Smerlas said. “ I had a Much- Texas on Thanksgiving Night in A&M ’s last ities. and we were able to and the Musketeers never threa strange feeling we were going to maligned Mark Malone, who lost Green wins in Japan game of the season. CHICAGO (AP) - The Chicago Black- convert,” said Stephen Thomp- tened again. his job to Mark Vlasic two weeks Bv Stephan Nasstram as drug education programs and On third down. Zendejas, who the line and not advanced, the block it.” "You guys are going to get awful tired of hawks on Sunday retired the numbers of ago, took over when Vlasic The Assaclated Press uniform penalties. had hit 13 of 15 for Philadelphia Eagles would have gotten In overtime, Roger Vick MIYAZAKI, Japan (AP) - Ken Green m e,” Sherrill said Sunday, emphasizing he their most illu.strious goaltenders. Tony Ten athletes were punished for this season, including a 37-yarder another shot at the field goal. fumbled at his 32 and Norwood’s suffered a tom ligament in his left • shot a final-round 71 for a one-stroke victory won’t quit because of Smith’s allegations. Esposito and Glenn Hall. Kentucky in for long year knee that will require surgery. I MOSCOW — Less than two drug use in Seoul, one less than earlier in the game, came on the If Simmons had recovered in kick followed four plays later. over fellow American Fred Couples in the Sherrill said he expects the case to be In ceremonies prior to the Blackhawks’ After throwing an interception. SPRINGFIELD. Mass (AP) - then .showed how young and thin months after the Ben Johnson the number caught in the Los field to try to win it. front of the line of scrimmage, the Then came the celebrations, in Dunlop Phoenix Open golf tournament. cleared up shortly, if it hasn’t been already. NHL game against Vancouver. Hall’s No. 1 Malone guided visiting San Diego In its 86th .season of college affair disrupted the Olympic Angeles Games four years ear "A fter the snap I assumed it Giants would have gotten the ball. which Bills’ security officers said The 30-year-old Green fired par-saving “ It looks like it was done pretty well and the number 35 worn by Esposito were the team is. to a pair of fourth-quarter touch basketball. Kentucky lo.st an Games at Seoul, top American lier. Eight years ago at Moscow, would be an automatic field “ How many times do you block three people may have suffered putts on the 15th, 16th and 17th holes to yesterday,” Sherrill said, referring to hung atop the rafters of the 62-year-old downs. both on 1-yard runs by opening game for just the 1.5th “ I know it’s the youngest team and Soviet Olympic officials are when International Olympic goal.” said Simmons, who a kick and then have something broken legs. finish at 15-under-par 273. He then watched Smith’s recantation. Chicago Stadium. ex-Ram Barry Redden. time. I’ve ever coached and I’ll hel near an accord designed to test Committee president Juan Anto blocked a game-winning field like that happen,” Giants safety Indianapolis, the defending Couples, who led the first three rounds, However, the Morning News reported Esposito, who played for Chicago from athletes for steroids with little miss a six-foot, par putt on 18 that would Boy. is this season going to be there haven’t been many younger nio Samaranch’s reign began, no goal attempt against Pittsburgh Adrian White said. AFC East champion, was beaten Falcons 12, Raiders 6: The : today that it was told by a Texas A&M 1969-1984, and Hall, who performed for the advance notice. have forced a playoff. different. ones ever to play Division I doping tests turned up positive last week. “ Then I heard a thud The bizarre ending brought 12-3 by Minnesota and eliminated Raiders, who hadn’t allowed a : source that NCAA investigators could Blackhawks from 1957-1967, had their although many more tests were which is the sound of the ball from the division race. The victory earned Green $221,000 from a The undermanned Wildcats basketball.” Kentucky coach Ed An anti-doping exchange pro back memories of Nov. 19, 1978. touchdown in the last two games arrive at the school asearly as today to look Indian head jerseys and numbers lined up carried out at Moscow and being blocked.” VIkIngt 12, Colt* 3; purse of $1.2 million. lost to No. 1 Duke 80-55 in the 10th die Sutton said. "W e were taught gram agreement was expected to The Giants led that game 17-12 Minnesota’s and were riding a three-game into the latest allegations. alongside Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita. Tallinn, site of the 1980 Olympic Zendejas said the Eagles had defense continued to shut down Tipoff Classic on Saturday. They a pretty good lesson hy an be signed today at the headquar with less than a minute to play. winning streak, practically talked about such a possibility in did stay close for 23>A minutes. outstanding ba.sketball team ” ters o f the Soviet Peace Commit yachting events, than in the 1976 All the Giants had todo to win that opposing runners. The Vikings, handed Atlanta the winning the huddle. tee in Moscow. Montreal Games, in which nine of game was have quarterback Joe who have not allowed a rusher to points. the 1,009 tests proved positive. “ As soon as it was blocked, I Pisarcik take the snap and fall on gain IIX) yards since Oct. 26,1986 The Falcons got the ball at the Theexchange proposal calls for Steroids, which cost Johnson knew we had to get back on the the ball. — a span of 38 games — held Eric Raiders’ 12 when rookie line athletes from both countries to be the gold medal he won in the ball and just kick it again.” Dickerson to 72 yards in 22 backer Aundray Bruce sacked Zendejas said. “ We prepare for Instead of doing that, the uniformly tested for strength- 100-meter final on Sept. 24. carries. But Dickerson did estab Steve Beuerlein, forcing a fumble building anabolic steroids year- probably will be the only drugs that. We always have to be Giants offensive coordinator. Bob lish a team record for rushing SCOREBOARD and making the recovery himself ready.” round with little notice. tested for in the U.S.-Soviet Gibson, told Pisarcik to hand off yards in a season with i,237. on a play that originated at the Athletes would know they are exchange program. Simmons was. to fullback Larry Csonka. The Chuck Nelson kicked field goals New Yorx 141, Kniiodelphia 122 Raiders’ 40. John Settle got the’ Fouled out— None. Rebounds— New Jersey Memphis State 7; SouthernMIssIssIppIO; opened Its 1988-89 season with a 474-249 Gllsenan, J. Hoffman, C. Omerllan, S. "A fter I heard the ball was two botched the handoff and Houston 109, Detroit 98 SO (B.WIIIIams 10), Portland 49(Kersey 10). Auburn 5; Southern Methodist 5; Kentucky subject to a test at any time, Testing hasn’t begun yet for of 25, 26, 30 and 49 yards and is TD with a 1-yard run with 4; 07 to Charlotte 107, Son Antonio 105 victory over Newington Saturday at CherwInskI), 2:22.34, 3. Manchester; 50 Assists— New Jersey 23 (Bagley 12), 4; Utoh 4; SouthCarolIno 3; Proyidence 2; Newington High School. Its next meet Is free: 3. K. Gllsenan; IM: 1. S. Cher probably with a minimum of blood doping, in which blood is blocked, I looked around for it. Edwards picked up the loose ball 14-for-18 this season. go. Basketball Denver 134, L.A. Clippen 107 Portland 31 (Porter 7). Total fouls— New Utah 134, Phoenix 121 Kansas State 1; Oregon State 1; Purdue 1; Dec. 3 at Windsor Locks High School. wInskI, 1:13.72, 3. J. Hoffman; 100 free: notice, such as 48 hours. taken from a subject a couple and then once I spotted it, I picked and ran 26 yards for a game Jersey 21, Portland 24. Tochnicol— Now Vanderbilt 1 Results: 1. P. Sullivan, 1:12.75, 2. C. Demerllan; Dallas 11X Seattle 106 Jersey Illegal defense. A— 10848. “ We’re not talking about people months before and then rein it up apd ran.” Simmons said. “ I winning touchdown with 31 se Sacramento 107, Indlona 96 (Kris 8 and under — medley relov: 1. 50 fly: 1. S CherwInskI, 32.03, 3. C. in white coats knocking on doors jected within hours of a competi wanted to run as far as I could and conds to play. J Sundoy** Oomo HowTop20(arsd (V. Makarewicz, B. Adamy, N. Dl- Demerllan; 50 breast: 1. J. Hoftman, NBA standings Portland 117, Now Jonov 106 monte, R. l3eleo), 1:26.57, 2. Manches 42.71,3. D. Byrne; 200 tree relay: 1. (J. in the middle of the night," U.S. tion to give an athlete a high I ’m happy I made if to the end “ When you win games like this Mondoigo Oamof Collsgshoop'^p20 ter; 25 free: 2. M. Dlmonte, 3. R. Deteo; Hoffmon, K. Gllsenan, C. Demerllan, S. Olympic Committee president oxygen content. The IOC has zone.” you are living right,” said Eagles eASTIRN CaNPERENCE Atlanta at Houston, 8:30 p.m. How the Associated Press Top Twenty 25 back: 1. R. Oeleo, 21.70, 2. V. CherwInskI), 2:07.75, 3. Moncliester. Makarewicz, J. Torplnlan; 25 fly: 2. B. Bovs 11-12 — 200 medley relay: 1. (C . wide receiver Cris Carter, who Altantlc OlvMon L.A. Clipper! at Utah, 9 :X p.m. The Top Twenty teams In the Associated college basketball Moms fared Sunday: Robert Helmick said before the barred blood doping, although it There was some confusion a fter Tuoidav'f Oomo! 1. Duke (16) did not ploy. Adamy, 3. K. Stolp; 25 breast: 1. N. Peck, D. Jacques, K. Begley, D. W L Pet. OB Press' college basketball poll, with flrst- Dlmonte, 23.70,2. T . Cole, 3. J. Hughes; Moscow trip. has been considered almost unde Simmons crossed the goal line sent the game into overtime by NtwYork 6 3 467 — Cleveland vi. Boston, at Hartford, 7 ; » placo yotos In poronthosos, total points 2. Georgetown (06) did not ploy. Ham m el), 2:21.59, 2. Manchester; 50 p.m. 3. Michigan (06) did not ploy. tree relay: 1. (K. Stolp, B. Adamy, N. free: 1. C. Peck, 30.93, 2. D. Hammel, 3. Sports ofhcials agree that the tectable in testing. while officals determined where recovering a fumble by tight end Philadelphia 5 4 .556 1 based on 20-19-18-17-16-1514-151M1-1066-7- Dlmonte, R. Deleo), 1:15.35. N«w Jtriev 5 5 JOO Philadelphia at Washington, 7:30 p.m. 6-54-3-2-1, record through Nov. 20 and lost 4. Louisville (0-1) did not ploy. H. Bloleck; IM: 1. K. Begley, 1:18.48,2. only way to get rid of steroids in But two experts, Drs. Tapio he picked up the ball. Since it was Keith Jackson in the e i^ zone BMton 4 5 .444 2 Detroit at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. wook'sranklng: 5. Oklahoma (06) did not play. Bovs 8 and under — medley roloy: 1. D. Hammel, 3. H. Blaleck; IM: 1. K. Videman of Finland and Inggard one yard behind the line of with 4:28 to go in the fourth 0 Woihlnoton 2 5 .286 3 Milwaukee at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Record Pts Pvs 6. North Carolina (26) beat Georgia (J. Hastings, B. Hostings, M. Konofal, Begley, 1:18.48,2. A. Brown; 100free: 1. ■ports is year-around, out-of- R. M cKinney), 1:44.99, 2. Manchester; B. Joeques, 1:13.22,2. T . Shanahan, 3. P. Lereim of Norway, told an scrimmage it could be advanced. quarter for a touchdown. “ I guess Charlotte 2 6 .2SD 3Vi L.A. Lakers at New York, 8 p.m. I.Ouko (46) 1- 0 1276 1 9091. rompetition testing. It is also Central OlvMon New Jersey at Denver, 9:30 p.m. OGoorgotown (6) 0- 0 1108 2 7. Iowa (06) did not ploy. 25 back: 1. B. Hastings, 18.60, 2. M. Peak; SO bock: 1. D. Ham m el,37.85,3. C. expected to be a hot topic this international meeting on sports If it had been recovered behind we’re living right.” Detroit « I JSO — Portland at Soattle, 10 p.m. OMIchlgon (3) 0- 0 1100 3 8. Syracuse (26) beat Wyomlng10761. Konefol; 25 back; 1. J . Hastings, 23.98,3. Peck; 50 fly: 1. K. Begley, 32.90, 2. A. Clevoland 6 1 .157 1 Chicago at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. 9. Illinois (06) did not play. J. Ford; 25 fly: 1. B. Hostings, 22.72,2. R. Brown, 3. H. Blaleck; 50 breast: 1. B. week during a UNESCO meeting medicine early this month at 4.0klahomo (8) 0- 0 1037 5 McKinney; 25 breast: 1. j. Hostings, Atlanta 6 3 .667 2 5.North Carolina O 0 1029 6 10. Nevado-Los Vegas (06) did not Jacques, 39.93, T. Shanahan; 200 free featuring sports ministers from Lausanne, Switzerland, that a ChlCOOO 5 4 .556 3 6.Syracuso 2- 0 986 8 ploy. 28.88; free relay: 1. (R. McKinney, J. relay: 1. (D. Hammel, B. Jacques, C. AMIvraukee 3 3 JOO 3'A NBArssull ‘ 7.lovra (1) 0- 0 901 7 11. Arliona (06) did not ploy. Hastings, B. Hastings, M. Konefal), Peck, K. Begley),2:06.87,2. Manchester at least 70 nations. breakthrough in detection had 1:32j44,2. Manchester. Girls 11-14 — 200 medley relay: 1. (D. been made. Indiana 0 9 .000 8 8.NOV.-LOS Vegas (1) 0- 0 869 10 12. Vlllanova (06) did not pkiv. Although a year-round random Bird surgery successful ; WESTERN CONPRRRNCE 9.llllnols 0- 0 833 9 13. Georgia Tech (06) did not play. Brown, S. Domonlco, E. Lappen, M. Girls 9-18 — 200 medley relay: 2. M yers),2:21.66; 50free: 2. M. MelewskI, testing system already iseffect in However, they were greeted by MIdwoot OlvMon 10. Arliona 0-0 599 11 14. Missouri (26) beat Xavier, Ohio 8571. Manchester; 50 free: 1. E. Bernstein, W L Pet. OB TrallblszsrsIW.NstslOB 11. Vlllanova 0-0 562 12 '3. C. Hughes; 200 IM: 1. E. Lappen, Scandinavian countries, a skepticism from delegates when 15. Horlda (06) did not ploy. 34.93, 2. K. Aceto; IM : 2. S Myers; 100 3:00.44, 2. D. Brown; 100 free; 1. M. BOSTON (A P) — An unhealthy spurs were irritating his Achilles’ Utoh 5 2 .714 — lOLoulsvIllo (1) 0- 1 S41 4 free: 2. S. Myers; 50 back: 2. E. steroids-testing agreement in they urged other sports govern OdIIOi 6 3 467 — NEW JERSEY (186) IlMIssouH 2- 0 513 14 16. Florida State (06) did not ploy. Myers, 1:02.53, 3. C. Hughes; 100 back: Larry Bird wasn’t helping the tendons. Bernstein, 3. K. Aceto; 50 breast: 1. S. I. D. Brown, 1:25.91, 2. M. MelewskI, 3. volving the superpowers is consi ing bodies to follow the lead of the Denver 6 3 467 — Borrv 7-13 1-3 IS, B.Williams 7-11 00 14, 14. Georgla Tech 0- 0 478 13 17. Ohio Stoto (00) did not play. Lermon, 45.82,3. R. McKinney; 200free Boston Celtics win. They hope a Dr. Arnold Scheller said the Houeton 6 3 467 — Hinson 2-73-47, Bagiev 2-5004, McOoo 15-24 15. norlda 0- 0 312 15 18. North Carolino State (OO) did not ploy. C. Hughes; lOOfly: 1. E. Loppeti, 1:20.78; dered much more important in International Ski Federation in relay: 1. (5. Lerman, K. Aceto, E. 100 breast: 1. M. Myers, 1:31.59, 2. S. healthy Bird will be back in time surgery he performed was “ very Son Antonio 2 6 .250 3'A 2-4 33, Hopson 2-7 02 6, Connor 4-7 04 9, lAOhlO Stote 0- 0 288 17 Bernstein, 5. Myers) 2:21.59, 3. requiring blood tests. Miami 0 7 .000 5 Shockletord 3-9 4-6 10, Morris 1-2 00 2, 17. norlda State 0- 0 270 16 19. Temple (OO) did not ploy. Domonlco, 3. J. Cannon; 200free relay: setting the tohe for other nations. to boost them into the NBA successful” and found no tendon Manchester. 1. (S. Domonlco, D. Brown, E. Lappen, Pocltle DIvMen K. Williams 03026. Totals 458814-25106. 18. N.COrollna State 0- 0 174 18 20. Stantord (1-1) lost to Indiana 84-73. Bovs 9-18 — 200 modlov roloy: 1. (C. The joint initiative, announced And Dr. Bo Berglund of playoffs. degeneration — something for L.A. token 6 2 .790 19. Temple 0- 0 141 19 M. M yers), 2:10.44. Jacques, S. Adamy, C. Jacques, D. Bovs 11-18 — 200 medley relov: 1. (S. during the Seoul Olympics by Sweden, one of the world’s The star forward was expected which there would be no treat Golden State 5 4 456 I'/i PORTLAND (117) 20.lndlana 2- 0 139 — Lowrence), 2:43.47, 1. Manchester; 50 Seattle 4 4 .500 2 Bryant 03 00 6, Kersey 1021 06 29, Others receiving votes: Loyola Marv- Anderson, C. Hart, M. Flick, D. Begon- Helmick and his Soviet counter leading experts in this field who is to be released from New England APphola V.*!' J ' ■«»«:<»*•*< 34.88, 2. B. ney), 2:00.91; 50free: 3. C. Hart; 2001M: ment and which would have L.A. Cllpoert 4 5 444 2'A Duckworth 511 05 10 Droxler 1024 55 27, mount 96; Tonnossoo 85; Connecticut 76; Alelandro, 3. J. Ray; IM: 3. S. Adamy; part, sports minister Marat working on an IOC-sponsored UNDER PRESSURE — Raiders' quarterback Steve Phoenix 4 5 444 2>/^ Porter090010 Johnson 094-516, Young02 Stantord 63; Now Mexico 44; Georgia 35; 1. M. Flick, 2:24.74; 100 free: 2. S. Baptist Hospital early this week limited Bird’s career. He said Swimming '00 free: 1. C. Jacques, 1:15.79; 3. B. Anderson; 100 bock: 1. S. Anderson, Gramov, could mean the ex method to expose biood doping, P o rtia ^ 4 5 444 2'A 1-11, Anderson1-3000Jones44008,Neal02 West Virginia 32; Xavier, Ohio 30; North Alelondro; 50back: . C. Jacques,38.66, after undergoing a 90-minute Bird would wear fixed casts for Beuerlein (7) finds Falcons' defensive end Rick Bryan in Soeromento 1 7 .125 5 004, BranchOOOOO.Totals50881522117. Carolina Chorlotto 27; Wichita State 23; 1 1:07.04, 2. S. Wude, 3. M .M elowskI; 100 change of testing teams, lab also disputed the claims by 3. D. Campbell; 50breast: 1. C. Jacques, fly; 1. M. Flic, 1:0S.06; 100 breast: 3. C. operation Saturday to remove six weeks and removable casts his face during Sunday's game in Los Angeles. The Sotardov't Oomoo Pittsburgh 21; Notre Dame 19; Marvlond17; 43.12,3. B. Begley; 2()0freo relay: 1. (S. results and technical data as well Videman and Lereim. Woohlnoton 108, Boston 104 t^ J o r s o y 21 3) 12 21— 186 Houston 14; Brigham Young 12; Arkansas Hort; 200 free relay: 2. Manchester. bone spurs on his heels. The bone for the following six weeks. Swim Club Adamy, C. Jacques, D. Lawrence, C. IMrls 15-18 — 50 free; 1. L. Caromlle, Falcons won, 12-6. Atlanta 111, Goldon State 92 Porttond 19 26 17 25-117 11;Toxas-EIPaso11;Alabamo9;DoPaul 9; Jacques), 2:28.72. Cleveland 106, Milwaukee 99 OPoInt goals— McGoo, Connor, DroxIorO UCLA 9; Louisiana State 8; aomson 7; The Manchester Swim Club 'A' team 29.30; 100 free: 1. L. Caromlle, 1 ;05.67; Girls 11-11 — 200 medley relay: 1. (K. lOObreost: 1. L. Caromlle, 1:22.68. H — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Nov. 21, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. MoiKiay. Nov, 21. 1988 — 15 SCOREBOARD FOOD
Eaglai 2 3 .6lanta 17 (OT) Patrlota8.0olphlna3 SOUTNWEST Rrst downs I7 13 (roughing), 1:14; Neely, Bos, m lnor- B a y lo r 17, Texas 14 mlsconduct (roughing), 1:18 FootbaD Rushes-vards 27-103 2083 Houston 38 Texas Tech 29 PtlHodSlRMa 7 1 8 7 4 -2 1 Now England o Pasine no 192 Overtime—9, Detroit, Yzerman 19 NW Louisiana 28 Stephen F.AustIn 17 (MocLeon, Gallant), 4:13. Penoltlst— N .Y . O la n is 7 3 7 8 8 -1 7 M ia m i 8 Return Yards 37 59 Nebraska 7, Oklahoma 3 Soeond Quortsr C o m p -A tt-In t 1827-2 17-284) North Texas 38 Rloe 17 None. Phi—Cunningham 1 run (Zondolos M Io —FG F ra n k lin 27, :08. Socked-Yords Lost 829 (H) Shots on goal-D etroit 85181—28. Bos NFL itandingi kick), 3:44. P ra irie V ie w 17, Langston 12 Tackling your paranoia of turkey ton 1815181—38 NE—FG Stourovskv 22, 4:39. Punts 482 544 SW Texas St. 10, Sam Houston St. 3 NYG—RoUnson 42 pass from Simms Third Quortsr FumMes-Lost M 08 Powsr-plav Opportunities—Detroit 1 of (McFaddon kick), 4:03. NE—FG Staurovsky 34, 9:45. PenoltleoYords 550 574 3; Boston 0 of 8 AMIRICAN CONPIRINCR Sooend Quortsr ^^^f8«S«r88«;*0 Goalies—Delrolt, Hanlon, 454 (34 By Nonev Poppas J it A —45,009. Time of Possession 31:54 28:04 Texo5B Pose 31, A ir Force 34 play. Phi—F6 Zondolos 37, 7:14. Tulsa 18 Tem M 10 shols-33 saves). Boston, Lemelln, 552 W L T P c i. P P PA NYG—PG McFaddon 21,13:50. (3523). AAanchester Herald The LaBelles favor roasting x -B u ffo lo _ INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ^ M R W R IT ' '4 .917 2S2 154 Third Qgonor Rrst downs 17 15 R U S H IN Ij— In d ia n a p o lis , D ickerso n 22- A —18777. their turkey inside a brown paper N«w England .513 194 225 NYG—Bokor 9 pass from Simms Referee—Denis Morel. Linesmen—Pat Indlanapoll* Ruslm-yords 38170 28124 n Verdin 828 Chandler 88 Minnesota, Is this the year that you’ll bag. although this, too, has been J00 2M 218 (McFaddon kick), 9:23. Passing 44 149 ftn ney 457, Anderson 528 D.Nelsen 11-18 Dopuzzo, M ark Pore. N .Y . J t l i .451 239 245 Fourth Quortor tackle your first roast turkey? discouraged by the food pundits. M ia m i Return Yards 13 9 Rice 58, Wilson 2-(mlnus 3). .417 195 240 Phi—Cartor fumMo rocovery In ond Comp-Att-Int 8180 18280 PASSING—indlanapoIlL Chandler 515 Idaho 38 Boise St. 30 Are you suffering from poultry If Claire LaBelle has a "secret,” C o n tro l zono (Zondolos kick), 10:32. Flyara 7. Davila 1 C in c in n a ti 9 3 Socked-Yords Lost M2 00 1;^Hoosboom018l-98 Minnesota, WIIsM N. Arizona 27, Weber St. 31 paranoia? .750 340 240 O y s rtim o Punts 557 849 17-285192 7 Nevodo-Reno 98 Idaho St. 13 she said, it is that she boils up the H ouston 1 4 .447 301 277 Phi—Simmons 15 roturn of blocked hold If so, here’s a piece of ex C ltv ilo n d Fumble8L4ist 1 0 lO ^ r e c e iv in g —Indlonapolls, Brooks348 Oreoen St. 21, Orsoon 10 New Jersey 1 4 0 - 1 giblets and neck in time to u.se the 7 S J I3 204 193 goal, 4:10. , OIMerson 358 Bentley M7, Boyer W 8 P itts b u rg h 2 H> PenaltlevYards M5 849 FMtad4lRllta 3 2 tremely important reassurance broth and meat in the stuffing, .147 229 333 A —43521. Time of Possession X:11 29:49 M lln l 812 Verdin 1-18 Minnesota, Carter How Top 20 farod R rst Period—1, New Jersey, Vertieek 4 W ssI S-W. Jordan 459, Penney 3 ^ (Sustulson from Robert Weiss, who serves as while mo.st people use it for the O tn v tr « 6 (Muller, Broten), 4;X (pp). 2 Philadel JOO 237 255 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 3 - a R ice 2 8 , A nderson 1-17, phia, Tocchel4(Mellanbv,Zezel),7:M(pp). his family’s turkey manager, as gravy. L.A. Roldtrs « 4 500 219 234 First downs D .N elson 1-7. S rc ttls 6 6 RUSHING—New England, Stephens 28 How the Associated Press Top Twenty 2 Philadelphia Kerr 17 (Eklund,Howt), well as Manchester’s town 500 212 230 Rushos-yards 88, Perryman 1058, Rutle 828, Dupord8l8 MISSED FIELD GOALS—Indianapolis, college foolball teams fared this week: When it comes to turkey San O ltg o 4 I 533 147 230 P assing 17:09 (pp). 8 Philadelphia, K err 14 (Smith, Kansas City M ia m i, D aven port 7-43, H am pton 1859, BlasuccI 48 „ I. Notre Dame (154M)) beat Penn State Freer), 14:17. Penalties—(taneyko, NJ manager. roasting, the Weisses go with the 592 181 218 Rstum Yards S tra d fo rd 832, M a rin o 1-8 C layton 1-4. 21-2 Next: at No. 2 teuttiern C alifornia NATIONAL CONFIRINCB Comp-Att-Int (roughing), :S1; M uller, NJ (high- “ Contrary to what you may conventional advice, using an R ost PASSING—New England, Rutle8130-78. 2. Southern California (1555) beat No. 4 sticking), :S1; Huscroft, NJ, misconduct, Socksd-Yords Lost Miami, Morlno 18290-149. Blllag,Jata6(0T| UCLA 31-22 Next: vs. No. 1 Notre have heard, the turkey’s a rather open roasting pan. but tenting N .Y . d a n ts 7 5 583 253 244 P unts :51; Tocchet, Phi, double m inor (boarding, Phllodtlphla 7 5 RECEIVING—New England, Fronds Dom e. roughing), :51; Corkner, Phi, misconduct, smart bird," Weiss said last loosely with foil to prevent 583 383 254 FumUos-Lost 3-40, F ry a r 8 1 2 M o roon 1-9, M a rtin lO , 3. Miami, Fla. (81-0) beat No. 11 P hosnix 7 5 583 282 274 Ponalhot-Yords N.Y. Jets 4 1 :51; Samuelsson, Phi (hIgtM tIckIng), :S1; week. “ It really handles most of W ashington Jones 1-8 P e rrym a n 1-3. M ia m i, S trod- B u ffo le 4 4 Louisiana State 482 Next: vs. No. 10 Kerr, Phi (hooking), 3:54; Stewart, NJ over-browning. "We usually rub 6 5 545 257 270 Tims of Possession fo rd 5-35, C layton 4-43, Jensen 832, A rkansas. the cooking itself” D a lla s 2 10 .147 194 292 Second Quarter (Interference), 5:11; Stewart, NJ, molor the inside with garlic, then load in C o n tro l D a ven port 2-18 H am pton 2-14, Edm unds NYJ—FG Leahy 22 2:19. 4. West Vlrglnlo (11-55) beat No. 14 (flghtlne), 9:X; Mellonbv, Phi, mlnor- ■ Now, we’re not sure that a bird INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 1-18 Du pe r 1-7, Schwedes 1-4. Syracuse 315. Next: Jon. 2 v8 No. 1 malor (Instlgotor, flehtlng),9;X; Chych- the stuffing.” said Weiss. C hicago .833 253 152 RUSHING—Phlladelphio, Cun Third Quarter M Innssoto M l SSED FI ELD GOALS—MIomI, Frank But—FG Norwood 28 5:24. < Notre Danw In the Resta Bowl. run. Phi, (stashing), I1:X ; Lolselle, NJ which makes life easy for its Some years he bastes the 447 304 185 ningham 845, M .H a ddIx 12-24, B yars 814, lin 54, 50, 23. D ttr o lt .250 148 242 Feurlh Quarter 5. Rorldo State (815) did not plov. (Interference), 15:15; Kora, NJ, double human cooks is necessarily all outside with soy sauce every 45 A b e rc ro m b ie 1-1. New Y o rk , M o rris Next: Nov. X V8 Rortda mlnor-misconduct (roughing), 15:15; B8 Tom po B ov .250 213 308 2855,Slmms 819, Carthon 44, Hostetler Buf—FG Norwood 28 3:IM. that bright. minutes, some years he omits it. G rosn B ay .147 182 244 Browna 27. Staalara 7 NYJ—FG Leahy 40, 4:38 8 UCLA (880) lost to No. 2 Southern rube. Phi, mlnor-misconduct (rough 1-(mlnus 1), Adams 8(m lnus 2). California 31-22 Next: Jan. 2 vs. ing), 15:12 O W est PASSING—Philadelphia, Cun O ve rtim e But novices can rest easier “ Either way. it comes out well,” Now Orleans 9 3 0 .750 270 184 But—FG Norwood X , 3:47. Arkansas In the Cotton Bowl. Second Period—5, Philadelphia, Tocchet ningham 18381-:^. New York, Simms 7. Nebraska (11-15) beat No. 90klahoma knowing that Weiss, who bills said Weiss. L .A . Rams 7 5 0 583 300 232 17-281-253, H o s te tle r 7-182-83. Pittsburgh 0 7 0 0—7 A—78349. 9 (Propp), 5:X. 4, Phlladelphio, Propp 9 Son Francisco Clevelond 3 14 7 3—27 : 2 Next: Jan.2vs.Mlaml,Ra.lntheOranoe (Tocchet), 13:03 (pp). Penoltles—Kerr, himself as a “ non-cook.” has But even the most experienced 4 5 0 545 225 205 B ow l. A tla n ta 4 8 0 533 208 240 R E C E IV IN G —P h ila d e lp h ia , B yars 7-82, Rrst Quarter Phi (sloshing), 4:47; Korn, NJ (trippina), been managing to roast huge cooks can encounter difficulties x^llnchod division Ntlo Cle—FG Bahr 32, 3:23. First downs 14 4. Auburn (815) did not play. Next: Nov. 12:X; W ells,Phi (hooking),13:43; Huscroft, Jackson 441, Johnson 249, M.HaddIx 1-12 25 vs. No. 14 Alabama at Birm ingham . turkeys for at least 40 years. His Gloria Weiss recalled the one ^ S unday's (Samos Now Y o rk , B aker 871, B ovaro 5-42, Spcolid Q uofttr Rushes-vards 31-1X NJ (hIgh-stIckIng), 14:05. Q ilc o g o 27, Tam pa Bov 15 Manuel 883, M orris 829, Robinson 882, Cle—Tennell 2 pass from Kosar (Bahr P assing 119 Third Perlod-7, Philadelphia, Zezel 4 wife, Gloria, prepares the stuf • i 1 - : year that her oven malfuncti C in c in n a ti 38, D allas 24 kick), 2:47. Return Yards s 9.0klahoma (880) losttoNo. 7Ntbroska (Huffman, Tocchet), 7:19.4, Phllodelphia, ---- C ijrth o n 2-29. 75. Next: Jan. 2 vs. No. 15 Clemson In the fing the evening before, but oned, resulting in a bird that was D e tro it 19, O rssn Bay 9 MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. Cle—Mtnnifleld 11 blocked punt return Comp-Att-Int 15230 ToccM 10 (Huffman, Eklund), 14:X Minnesota 12, Imflanopolls 3 (Bahr kick), 3:52 Socked-Yords Lott 811 Citrus Bowl. (pp). Penalties—Somuelttan, Phi (hold leaves the rest in her husband’s browned and beautiful on the Buftalo 9, Now York Jots 4, OT PI*—Carter 1 run (Anderson kick), P unts 852 10. Arkansas (1505) did not ploy. ing), 3:52; Doneyko, NJ, mlnor-malor hands. outide. but practically raw on the Houston 38, Phoenix 20 Fatcona12.Raldera6 10:X. FumMes-Lost 3 1 N ext:'ot No. 3 MIomI, Fla. (unsportsmanlike conduct, fighting), C lovolond 27, P itts b u rg h 7 Third Quarter P e n a ltle 8 Y o rd s 951 11. Louisiana State (7-35) lost to No. 3 14:12; Wells, Phi, m alor (fighting), 14:13; “ The reason that I ’m the turkey inside. Kansas City 27, Sooltlo 24 Cle—Langhorne 77 pass from Kosar Time of Possession 29:X Miami, Ra 4 ^ Next: V8 Tutane. Huscroft, NJ (trli^n g ), 14:12; Burke, cook is not that I ’m a great chef, / ” We had maybe IB or 20 people N ow O rleans 42, D enver 0 A tla n ta 0 3 3 4- (B a h r k ic k ), 1:01. 12 Michigan (881) beat Ohio Stats 3451. NJ, served by Korn (roughing), 14:01; San Ologo 38, Los Angelos Rams 24 L.A. Raiders 0 0 3 3- Fourth Quarter INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Next: vs. No. 2 Southern California In the Lolselle, NJ (roughing), 14:01; Kerr, Phi but just that I wake up early,” silting around the table, wailing Phllodolphlo 23, Now York Giants 17, Secend Quarter Cle— FG B o h r 34, :55. RUSHIN(3—New York, McNeil 1251, ____ Rose B ow l. (ro u g h in g ), 14:01. said Weiss. " I also seem to have a for the meal, and when Boh went OT A tl—FG G .D avIs 44, 9:07 A— 77,131. Hector 1899, Vick 821, Rvon (-(minus 1). 13. O klahom a S tate (8 8 0 ) b e at Iow a Shots on goal—New Jersey 5-810—X. Atlonta 12, Los Angelos Raiders 4 Third Quarter Buffalo, Riddick 18103, Thomas 17-48 State 48M. Next: Dec 4 vs. Texas Tech at Philadelphia 1811-10—X . little stronger muscles than Glo to carve it. it obviously needed N ow E ngland 4. M ia m i 3 A tl—FG G. D avis 41, 9:04 K e lly 1-17, Reed811, B vru m 15, H a rm o n 3 3 , To kyo. Power-ploy Opportunities—New Jersey ria (his wife.) So these are my two more time — a lot more time ” Monday's Oams LA — FG B ahr 42, 9:44 First downs 18 11 Mueller 25. 14. Syracuse (8 2 5 ) lo s t to N o. 4 W est 1 of 7; Philadelphia 4 of 8 claims to culinary fame.” said Mrs. Weiss. Washington at Son Francisco, 9 p.m. Fourth Quarter R ushes-vards 33118 27- 70 PASSING—New York, Ryan 15235IX. Virginia 315. Next: Dec. 3 vs. Pittsburgh. (taolles—New Jersey, Burke, 7-82 (X T h ursd ay, N sv. 24 LA — FG B o h r 31, 2:11 Passing 147 192 Buffalo, Kelly 8181-115, Riddick 1-1-55. _15. aemson (825) beat South Carolina shots-X saves). Philadelphia, Hextall, 7-181 We checked with three veteran There were three possibililie.s MInnssoto at Detroit, 12:X p.m. A tl—S ettle 1 ru n (k ic k to lle d ), 10:53 Return Yards 5 0 RECEIVINCJ—New York, Toon 558 2810. Next: Jan. 2 vs. No. 90klohom o In the (2 8 X ). turkey cooks — Weiss, Oaire delay dinner for hours, dine oii Houston at Dollas, 4 p.m. A —40,947. Comp-Att-Int 18382 18250 W a lk e r8 4 2 M cN e ll8 1 8 S h u le r 1-13. B u ffa lo , Citrus Bowl. A —174)2 _ _ Sunday, Nsv. 27 Socked-Yords Lost 853 812 Reed558Metzeloors399, Kelly 15. 18 Wyoming (11-15) beat Hawaii 2822 Reforee—Don Koharskl. Llnesmen- LaBelle and Eleanor Rubinow. only the side dishes, or look for an Buffolo at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Punts 829 542 MISSED FIELD (JOALS—Buffalo, Nor Next: Dec30v8No.13OklahomaStatelnthe Kevln Collins, Gerard (tauthler. They feed large groups, year alternative cooking method. Oevoland at Washington, I p.m. First downs FumMes-Lost 82 15 w ood 47. Holiday Bowl. Green Boy at Chlcogo, 1 p.m. Rushes-vards Penaltles-Yords 825 852 17. Houston (825) beat Texos Tech 3529. after year, and claim that the bird The Weisses chose the latter Kansas City at PIttsboroh, 1 p.m. Passing Time of Possession 29:09 X:51 Next: v8 Rice. Jata7,0llara4 is a breeze. steams, rather than roa.sts. the now there are "only” about 14 "It always comes out so juicy.” fairly easily to her. ‘T v e been “ We got out every skillet I MIomI at New York Jets, 1 p.m. Return Yards Balnia 42, Broncoa 0 14. A labam a (7-85) d id n o t p la y . N e xt: Each has a different method for bird. “ But I will tell you. it’s just each year, Rubinow said Still, Claire LaBelle of Kingswood cooking for so long that it has owned and started bringing hrotb Phoenix at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Comp-Att-Int INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Nov.25 v8 No. 4 Auburnat Birmingham. Socked-Yords Lost 19. Washington State (835) beat Washing B dm enfon l 2 1—4 Drive enjoys cooking, but not if it turned into one big blur,” said Tampa Bov at Atlanta, 1 p.m. RUSHING—Pittsburgh, Hoge 17-44, W innipeg 3 1 3—7 handling the cooking and beautiful, absolutely gorgeous, she has a variety of appetizers, and white whine to the boil,” said Son Francisco at Son Diego, 4 p.m. P unts W.WIIIIams 8-32 Brlster 818 Cartor 25, Denver 4 4 4 4-4 ton 325). Next: Dec 25 V8 No. 17 lakes time away from her eight LaBelle. With her husband. John, FumWevLost New Orleans 14 7 14 7—42 Houston In the Aloha Bowl. R rst Period—1, Winnipeg, McBaIn 11 carving. roasted and browned,” said about a dozen side dishes, and a Mrs, Weiss. “ We carved and Now England at Indianapolis, 4 p.m. H.Newsome 25. Cleveland, Byner 11-34, (Hawerchuk), :X . 2 Winnipeg, (tancan 4 l^ s Angelos Rams of Denver 4 p.m. Penaltles-Yords Monoa 513, Fontenot 7-12 Kosar 311, First (Suorter X . Georgia (7-30) did not ploy. Next: vs. Rubinow, of Pitkin Street, says Rubinow, dessert spread worthy of a grandchildren all ages 5 and there are usually II adults at the divided things among the pan^ Time of Possession Runager 15. N(3-Mayes 2 run (Andersen kick), (ieorala Tech (Boschmon), :52 3, Edmonton, Simpson 11 Now York Giants at Now Orleans, 8 4 :X . (Anderson, Larson), 3:57. 4, Winnipeg, she does her turkey in a big In past years. Jay and Eleanor high-class pastry shop under table, feeding youngsters in high and cooked it that w;iy That was p.m . PASSING—Pittsburgh, Brlster 18358 McBaIn 12 (Duncan, Hawerchuk), 11 :X Rubinow have had as many as 24 Fortunately, the annual chairs or watching various com the year we served poached, noi Monday, Nev. 28 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 2X, Carter 51-50. Oevoland, Kosor 12-285 1 )N ^H IIIIard 2 run (Andersen kick). Coltaga (oatball Top 20 roasting pan with a high dome lid. "So the turkey is probably the RUSHING—Atlonta, Settle 1874, Riggs (pp). Penalties—Acton, Edm (tripping), Los Angelos Raiders ot Seattle, 9 p.m. 204, F o nten ot, 51-55. 11:11; Kyte, Win (holding), 14:59. Some claim this type of pan to their Thanksgiving feasts, but easiest thing I do.” said Rubinow Thanksgiving spread comes binations of grandchildren at roasted turkey.” 1 8 X , Lang 513, H ester 1-3. Los Angeles, RECEIVINCJ—Pittsburgh, Hoge 833, Second Quarter Jackson 825, A lle n 7-18, T. B row n 817, NO—M ortin X pass from Hebert (An The Top Twenty teams In the Associated Second Period—5, Winnipeg, Duncan 5, L A ckett 3-33, T .Johnson 857, LIpps 250, :X . 8 Edmonton, Simpson 12 (Messier, NFL reaulla B e u srie in 1-5. Corter 2-X, (tathord 818, W.WIIIIams 1-1. dersen k ic k ), 10:27. Press colleae foolball poll, with first-place PASSIN(8—Atlanta, C.MIIIer 15385145. Third Quarter votes In parentheses, season recordthrough Tlkkanen),9:)4(pp).7,Edmonton,Huddy 5 Cleveland, Langhorne 899, Brennan 344, (Simpson, Larson), 17:17. Penalties— Los Angeles, Beuerlein 1151-1-182 Tennell 325, O.Newsome 15, Fontenot 15. NO—Grov 44 punt return (Andersen gam es o f N ov. 19, to ta l p o in tsb a se d o n RECEIVING—Atlanta, Lang 555, Settle kick), 2:01. 25181817-18)318131811-158875-55-381 Berry, Win (roughing), 7:51; Muni, Edm Mix tomatoes, apples and previous ranking: (hooking), 11:X; Ashton, Win (Interfer Experts offer advice Beara 27. Buccanaara 15 4-39, Hester 341, Whisenhunt 813, W ilkins M ISSED FIELD GOALS—Cleveland, NO—Tice 8 pass from Hebert (Andersen 1-8 Riggs 1-5, Haynes 15, M illing 15. Los B ahr 28. kick), 9:44. Record Pts Pvs ence), 15:12 Angeles, T.Brown 444, Allen 8X , Lofton Fourth (3uarter 1. N o tre Dm (35) 1055 Third Perlott—8 Winnipeg, McBaIn 13 C hlcogo 14 7 8 4—27 3-49, Jackson 1-27, FOrnandez 1-12. NO—M artin 4 pass from Hebert (An 2 Southern O (22) 1555 (Ashton, Togllanettl), 1:18 9, Wlnnlpea for a fresh, new pie T o m o a B o y 1 3 0 9—15 MISSED FIELD GOALS-Los Angeles. ChlBfa27,Se8hawl(a24 dersen k ic k ), 11:93. 3. M Io m I, R a . (1) 815 Steen 3 (Elynulk, Boutlller), 5:X. 10, on thawing, roasting First Quortor Bahr 48 Atlanta, G.DavIs 51. A —44,075. 4. W est V irg in (2) )1-(M) Winnipeg, Duncan 4 (Boschmon), 13:X. Chi—Anderson 1 run (Butler kick), 4:22 11, Edmonton, Acton 3 (Lowe), 14:X. 5. R o rld o State 815 meat thermometer deep into Chi—Anderson 17 run (Butler kick), S eattle o 7 1 5 -34 D tfl 4. Nebraska 11-15 Penalties—Adams, Edm (hlgh-stlcklno), Here’s the turkey thawing A combination of apples, tomn apples, peeled, cored and sliced 8:01 LlonalQ, Packers 9 Kansas City 7 3 18—27 R r it downs 7. A uburn 815 3:X; Togllanettl, Win (holding), 4:X; the thickest part of the thigh 17 and roasting method favored by toes and cinnamon may seem like 1 tablespoon lemon juice TB —FG Ig w sb ulko 27, 11:50 First Quarter Ru$lw8vords 15-52 4. A rkansas 1555 Anderson, Edm (high-sticking), 9:03; And not touching a bone. Second (Suortsr KC—Saxon 2 run (Lowery kick), 13:06 P o s tin g 205 9. UCLA 825 erson, Edm (unsportsmanlike con the experts: a very strange mixture 2 cups (about IZounces)“ pink” Chi—Mustor 40 pass from Tomezok D e tro it ] 0 10—19 Second Quarter Return Yards 825 duct), 14:44; Larson, Edm (unsports 5. Brush skin lightly with oil Green Boy o • 10. O klahom a But that’s just what goes into or underripe tomatoes, sliced (Butler kick), 8:50 3 4— 9 KC—Okove 2 run (Lowery kick), 10:34 Com8Att-lnt 24-44-1 : 11. AMchlgan 881 manlike conduct), 14:X; Boschmon, 1. Thaw turkey in refrigera or margarine. Roast at 32.5- TB—FG Igwebulke 2), 15:00 First (Suorter Seo—Butler 12 pass from Krioo (Johnson Socked-Yards Lost 1-9 12 Oklahoma St. 8 8 5 Win (unsportsmanlike conduct), 14:X; this love apple pie, inspired by ‘/(-Inch thick Peurih Quarter D o t-F G M u rra y 42 5:51 k ic k ), 13:59 degrees. When skin is golden P unts > 4} 12 Clemson 825 Neufeld, Win (unsportsmanlike con tor, or in a sink of cold water. Pennsylvania Dutch cooks The 1 egg. lightly beaten TB—Sofety, Goode tackled Wagner In Second Quortor Third Quarter Fumble8Lost (M) 14. Houston 825 duct), 14:X; Buchberger, Edm, malor Thawing on the counter is not brown, shield loosely with light end zone, 1:34 D ot— FG M u rra y 37, 3:27 Sea—Toylor 27 Interception return 13 Wyoming 11-15 (fighting), 14:53; Kyte, Win, malor title refers to the fact that D ot— FG M u rra y 19, 14:57 PenaltlevYords S41 o n —FG B u tle r 34, 7:31 (Johnson kick), :54 Time of Possession X :1 9 18 LSU 7-35 (fighting), 14:X; McClelland, Edm, advised, becau.se the outside weight foil. tomatoes were called love apples Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Chi—FG Butler 43,12:40 Third Quarter KC— FG L o w e ry 34, 12:42 17. A labam a 7-25 malor (flghtlne), 19:14; Berry, Win, gets too warm before the inside 6. Cook until internal thigh TB—Pillow 7 pass from Ferguson (Cris GB— FG Dawson 32, 4:03 in ancient times. This recipe Line a 9-inch pie plate with crust. Fourth Quarter INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 12 Washington St. 835 m a lo r (fig h tin g ), 19:14. temperature is about 180 de w e ll k ic k ), 14:01 Fourth (Suorter KC—DeBerg 1 run (Ljswerv kick), :22 RUSHIN(3—D enver, W inder 7-24, E lw a v 19. Syracuse 825 is thawed. makes u.se of tho.se somewhat Set aside In a small bowl, A —47,078 Dot-W illiams 1 run (Murray kick), Sea—FG Johnson 32 4:47 X. Georgia 7-35 Shots on g o a l—E dm onton 11-11-5—27. grees. For a 12 to 16 pound 9:48 3 2 2 O orsett 83 , W lllh lte 8 2 N a ttle l 1-1. New 2. When ready to cook remove pink, underripe tomatoes so often combine brown sugar, corn Seo—Blades 14 passfrom Krieg (Johnson Orleans, Moves 23115, H ill lord855, Hansen Other receiving v o le s : Winnipeg 187-4—X . turkey, this will take to 4'/i (3et—FG M urray 24,12:00 k ic k ), 10:40 1-10, J o rd a n 34 , H ebe rt 45 , H ill 1-2 Michigan State X. Southern Mississippi Power-ploy Opportunities—Edmonton plastic wrapper. Remove neck available in markets starch, cinnamon, allspice and First downs GB—Matthews 3 pass from MalkowskI KC— FG L o w e ry 40, 14:14 12 Texos-EI Paso 12 Fresno State3, Indiana 1 of 4; Winnipeg 1 of 4. and giblets from cavities and hours. A 16 to 20-pound turkey nutmeg. In a large bowl, combine Rushos-yards (kick tolled), 14:50 A—33,152. A—4 4 ,r^ PASSI N(5— D enver, Bwav 18381-144, 2, Arizona 1, Arm y I, North Carolina State 1, (kialles—Edmonton, Fuhr, 7-82 (35 refrigerate. Rin.se turkey well will take 4 to 5 hours to cook. apples and lemon juice. Add Posslng K uM ok 8 8 5 5 9 . New ' Orleans, Hebert South C arollnal. shot8lS saves). Winnipeg, Chevrier, 5-81 Return Yards 25235-194. <37-33). and drain. Thigh and drumstick meat Love apple pie tomatoes and the sugar mixture. Comp-Att-Int First downs RECEIVING—Denver, Jackson 391, A —12417. 3. Stuff neck and body cavi should feel soft. When thigh is Crust for double-crust pie Sacked-Yords Lost First downs'- Rushes-vards Referee—(tave Newell. Linesmen—Mike Toss gently to coal. Rushes-yards Johnson 847, Nattlel 834, W lllhlte 831, P unts Passing Kw 356, MoMev 811, Sewell 89. New Cvik, Brad Lozarowlch. ties lightly, if desired. Turn pierced, juices should run Two-thirds cup firmly-parked Spoon into pie crust, and cover Fumble5Lost P assing Return Yords Hockejf Return Yards Orleans, M artin 8111, Tice 325, H ill 821, wings back to hold neck skin in clear, not pink. light brown sugar with remaining crust. Flute Penalhes-Yords Comp-Att-Int Mayes 811, Perriman 810, Hilliard 15, place. 7. It will be easier to carve the Z tablespoons cornstarch Time ot Possession Comp-Att-Int Socked-Yords Lost B ren ner 1-5, H ebe rt 1-2 Canucka 7, Blackhawka 4 edges Make 4 cuts in lop crust to Socked-Yords Lost P unts 4. Place turkeyf breast side turkey if it is allowed to stand 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon P unts MISSED FIELD GOALS—Denver, Karlls NHL atandinga release steam Brush with egg. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Fumbles-Lost 35, X . for 15 to 20 minutes after Vt teaspoon ground allspice RUSHING—Chicago, Anderson 1844, Fumbles-Lost 8 ) Penoltles-Yords V m u v e r 3 3 1 - 7 up. on a flat rack in an open pan Bake until brown for 25 to 35 Sanders 1558 Muster 817, Horbaugh 15, Penaltles-Yords 855 Time of Possession C hlcogo 1 1 i_ s at least two inches deep. Insert removal from oven. ■A teaspoon grated nutmeg minutes, or until golden brown LOVE PIE — Combine apples and tomatoes for a Suhev 8(mlnus 2), Wagner 15. Tampa Time of Possession X:X WALES CONFERENCE Rrst Period—1, Vancouver, Bruce 2 4 cups (about 1 pound) tart Bay, Tate 1844, Testaverde 555, Howard INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS College football acorea FdfrUSi O lvltlen (Butcher, TantO, 2:X 2, Vancouver, Serve warm. delicious love pie. 1457. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING— S eattle, W illia m s 11-50, W L T (Pis OP OA L ind en 4 (N o rd m o rk , R e in h a rt), 13:21 RUSHING— D e tro it, Jam es 12-74, Jones N Y R angers 11 4 3 35 •5 66 PASSING— Chicago, Tomezak 821-8179, Warner 1435, Krieg 820, Rodriguez 15. EAST (pp). 3, Chicago, Grohom 4 (Eagles, Horbaugh 1-4538 Tampa Bov, Testa 1833, Paige 422 W illiams 821, Bland 15, Kansos Oty, Heord 1454, Okoye 17-52 P itts b u rg h to 10 0 X 92 96 VIncelette), 14:10. 4, Vancouver, Skriko Hllger 8(mlnus 1). Green Bay, Fullwood A ssum ption 14, S to n e h lll 13 Philadelphia 9 13 1 19 •7 •3 verde 7-28888 Ferguson 510577. DeBerg 418 Saxon 25. Boston College X , Army 24 13 (Linden, Hodgson), 14:57. RECEIVINC8—Chlcogo, Morris 870, 822, MotkowskI 2-18, Woodside 59, Mat PASSING—Seattle, Krieg 28381-225. New Jersey 4 10 3 19 70 12 Const Guard a , Plymouth St. 19 W oshlnaton 4 9 2 Penalties—Skriko, Van (hooking), M cK inno n 849, M u ster 1-40, D avis 1-21, thews 15, Corruth 8(mlnus 1). Kansas City, DeBerg 18258203. 14 66 67 (flouting), IT'S WISE TO PAY-BY-MAIL C olum M a 31, B row n 13 A nderson 1-17, M ooreheod 1-8 T h o rn to n 1-8 PASSING—Detroit, Hllger 18205119. R E C E iy iN (5 —S eattle , Blades 7-89, T ice NY Islanders 7 10 3 14 57 72 Green Bay, MalkowskI 30581-327, Car- C orn ell 19, Penn 4 Adams Divltton -’• i * ' C h i ' Roloi’ (flouting), Tompo Bay, Pillow 357, H ill 837, Carrier 547, WIIIMfhs 832 Butler 820, Largentl-11 , Cortland St. 32 HofStra 27 9:43; Thomas, Chi (Interference), 9:99; 839, D .S m Ith 8 2 2 H ow ord 1-14, Magee ru th 8 1 5 0 . Skansl 1-8 Spagnota 15. 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Passing Socked-Yords Lott Richmond 38 W illiam 8 Mary 19 NHL raaulta pay-by-mail subscription on Socked-Yords Lott 532 1-5 Return Yards P unts Somford 38 Miles 4 Punts 532 357 FumMes-Lost Tenn.-Mortln 22 Butler 4 Fumble5Ljist 80 80 Comp-Att-Int Flamaa S, Whalara 2 (Saturday, Enter your Chiltd's Socked-Yords Lost Penaltles-Yords Tennessee 28 Kentucky 34 Enclosed please find payment for P e n o ltle 5 Y a rd t 7-55 5-35 P unts Time of Possession T u lone 27, M ississipp i St. 33 Rad Winga 5, Bnilna 4 (OT) night) Time of Possession 27:54 32:04 Fumbles-Lott VMI 28 W. Carolina X nam e to win the Everyone is Virginia 38 Maryland X Carrier Delivery: Penaltle8Yards INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS D e fre lf 4 3 I i - d INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Time of Possession Diego, G.Anderson l^rMnta T ^ 27, James Madison 4 Calaarv i i 8-5 □ 3 months ‘23 10 0 6 months '46 20 □ 1 year 92 40 honor of turning RUSHIN(8-Phoenlx, AAltchell 534, Fer W. Kentucky 48 N. CorMlna A8T 0 B 44tea 4 3 I 4—4 Honferd 1 4 (Z g invited to 14SI, Spencer 858 Malone 45, Holland 1-8 First Period—None. Penalties— rell 838 Stoudt (-(minus 1), Green Redden 30, V la tlcl-8 E arlyl-8 LosAngelet, Wake Forest 38 Appolochlon St. X , tie R rst P trlod—1, Hartford, Somueltson 5 Senior Citizens: (-(minus 3). Houstoa Hlghsmlth 1838 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS MocLeon, Oet (rouoMng), :51; Burrldge, (Fronds, OIneen), 11:X (pp). 2 C algo ry, on the Christm as RUSHING—Cincinnati, Brooks 18148, Everen 824. MIDWEST Bos (roughing), :51; Norwood, Del □ 3 months ‘21 56 □ 6 months ‘43 12 □ 1 year ‘86 24 attend the Moon 528 White 828 Rozlsr 818 Plnkett PASSING—Son Diego, Viatic 828508 Ark.-M ontlcello 52 Drury 51 O tto 4 (Suter, M ullen), 14:35 (pp). 418 (Mvins 15, Tillm an 1-1, Pease 80. Woods 1857,Eslason818 W ilson 39. (tallos. Auguttana,lll. 22 Adrian 7 (hlgh-stlcklno), 3:25; Houdo, Det Penalties—NIeuwendvk, Col (holdlna), Tree lights anci... 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Penalties— 'M otor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary RECEIVIN<3—Phoenlx, Smith 18118 Jf3 lS "“ ' East Carolina 49, andnnott 14 ((lghnne),19:08 Ferraro, Hor (hooklng),3:a; McCrlmmon,' fire truck. 4 Lighting Green 339, Jones 838 Ferrell 828 M itchell EvangH 45, Nebraska Weslyn 14 Second Period—1, Boston, Bricklev 4 O il (holdlne),5:W ; Ramage,Oil (kneelne), 818 Awoft 1-52 Moore M5. Houston, Olvins Evansville 45, Campbellsyllle 33 (Byer8 Wesley), 1:22 2 Detroit, Nor 7M3; Samuelsson, Hor (delay of game), entries wiil 5118 H ill 5100, Horris 822 Wnkett 818 wood 5 ((tallont, MocLeon), 4:X (PO). 3, and Carol W oods 1-7, M cG ee 1-8 D a llas, Irv in Holohan 15. Illinois 18 Northwestern 9 Dunezm 1-12 D re w re y 1-7, H lg h sm lth MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. In d ia n a 52 P urdue 7 Boetan, Joyces (Unseman, N e ^ ), 5:18 8 T h irt Peilod—8 Calgary, NIeuwendyk 12 b e c h o s e n . 1-(mlnus3). Clock 4-4), Fowler 817, Chondler 822 Detroit, Graves 5 (Barr, Oolet), 10:02 2 Apt W o lk e r 8 1 8 G oy 1-4, CosMe 1-7, Folsom 1-7, Iow a 31, M inn esota 33 ( X ^ , LPob), 4:X (pp). 2 Calgary, Mullen Sing. MISSED FIELD GOALS-Houston, Zen- Marshall 38 Youngstown St. 15 Boston, Jonney 7 (BHckley, Cote), 14 (O llm ^ , Suter), 13:45 (pp). 8 Calgary, delas 48 Alexander 1-8 )l:a . 8 Detroit, Povtte 1 (Norwood, MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. VIkInga 12. Colta 3 Michigan 38 Ohio St. 31 NItuwendyfc 13 (RobertL Wamsiey), 15:12 Michigan St. 38 Wisconsin 0 Dales),JS:12 Penattlse Hoi word, Det, 7, Hqrtford, Cote 3 (SomiMlsson), 15:X. Zip Phone Missouri 52 Kansas 17 m olor (flahtlng),3:40; NIII, Oet (roughing), P e n o ltle s-S i^, Col (holdlng|,1 :X ; Quen- 3:X ; Quintal, Bos (rouiM ng), 3 :« ; M iller, nevllle, Hor (holding), 5:33; MocOermld, 4 Missouri Baptist 72 Honnlbol-LaGrange mlnor-malor (tibowine, flghttno), Entries must be M ln n e te ta 4 70 Hot (boarding), )3:X ; OIneen, Hot (rough - MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL Mall or deliver to THE MANCHESTER HERALD Radio, TV 3:X; Hanlon, Oet, douMo minor, served IngL 15:15; T.Hunter, O il (roughing), 15:12 ' received by 5 pm Second Quortsr N. Dakota St. 49, Augustana,S.D. 7 by Brubaker (roughlne), 7:X; Uns8 (driaea K-8 Oniyi 1Q Bralnard Place, Manchester, CT 06040 Calendar M in —F G C .N elson 25, :39 N. Iowa 38 S. Illlnolt X . ShSt?.®""®®*— Hart- ' November 22. 1086 man, B<», double minor (rougMng, ttath- f o r d 8 8 7 - 18 M in —FG C .N elson 28 14:44 !
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McCALL OP THE WILD by Duma* 6 Crawford SNAFU by Bruce Baatlle KIT t r CARLYLE by Larry WrighI Puzzles !H l TV Tonight T ACROSS 4 Opera role Answer to Previous Puzzle Vfco 5:30PM [E S P N ] Action Cycle Sports A IF (CC) Kate goes back to work (3D C h e e rs (CC). lights of the 1984 San Francisco 49ers. (R) 5 Looked at when a strike sends Willie home. (In N e w s QD Career Media Network [U S A ] S o lo fle x T o o l 1 Facial features 6 Half of hi 6:00PM W ( D m m Stereo) CD Three's Company @S) A ll in the Family 6 In good 7 Meaning @4) National Geographic A look at trea 2:00AM CD Love Your Skin M (JjS N e w s (Live) working order 8 ___mater CD Matt Houston sure hunter Mel Fisher's discovery of a CD ® Home Shopping Overnight Ser 1 2 ___ nous P lIWP?! df) Gong Show Spanish galleon which sank off the Florida (^4) Connecticut Entrepreneurs vice (3 hrs.) 9 Lap robe Keys more than throe centuries ago, (60 MONTH. dD Cagney & Lacey (p) Crook and Chase (ID Update: Making It Happen 13 Nervous___ 10 Illuminated min ) §6) A-Team ^D Mata Noche...No @b) NVR Showcase 14 Move back 11 Wide shoe size (^6) MOVIE: 'That's Entertainment' An N e w s (Live) anthology of scenes from MGM musicals ($7) N e w s (CC) diD Dating Game 15 Prison dweller 14 Invasion T S I d$ Doctor The Silurians Part 2 of and dramas is presented. Fred Astaire, (M) Love Connection [ E S P N ] SportsLook 16 Unyielding Bing Crosby, Elizabeth Taylor, 1974 17 Article 2 . [CNN] Moneyline [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Untouchables' E l 1 8 -----Quentin 21 Author___ T S d® Charlie's Angels (M) On The Record W ith Alan Derchow- liot Ness leads a group of incorruptible itz [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 19 Infirmities Sinclair Family Ties governm ent agents against A l Capone, the PEANUTS by Charlat M. Schuli 20 Tint (41) Prim avera [E S P N ] M agic Years in Sports The year notorious crime boss of 1930s Chicago. 23 Era 1 1 G e T ■ z d H Y E N df) Noticias 1948 is featured with a segment on NFL Kevin Costner, Sean Connery, Robert De- 22 Between Colo, Nature: The Nature of Australia: A 24 And not In E G A t ] e E | T H E N E W orld of Survival (R) Football Hall of Famer Doak Walker. (R) Niro. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) I think of you and Mo. Portrait of the Island Continent (CC) A Pear Sweetheart, I think of you 26 Compass point Is n 1 P s| A 1 N T s [D IS ] MOVIE: ‘The Fantastic Adven study of Australia's varied marine life, in [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Baby Boom' (CC) A [USA] Law in America 25 Dolores___ tures of Unico' Spiteful gods uso trickery high-powered executive's life is turned up constantly every other 27 Ghostly A s E a I cluding the inhabitants of the Groat Barrier 2:05AM CD N e w s (R) constantly. Rio E S E T to discover the secret behind a magical un Reef. (60 min.) Part 2 of 6. (In Stereo) side down when she inherits a distant 28 Knight's title icorn's power to make people happv. cousin's year-old daughter. Diane Keaton. 2:30AM CD Improv Tonlte week or so. LA. 26 Exude' 1982. @1) MOVIE: 'Death on the Nile' Agatha Sam Shepard, Harold Ramis. 1987. Rated 29 Bi plus one 40 Writer___ 49 Irishman, e.g. Christie's Herculo Poirot sorts through a (ID Government Grants 28 Western lily PG. (In Stereo) ) 31 Soak (flax) Christie [ E S P N ] SportsLook gallory of eccentric suspects when he in 1 50 Exclamation of MOVIE; 'Burglar' (CC) A San [CN N] Sports Latenight [ M A X ] Looking at portraits of circus clowns. Gunther 29 Mao ___ tung 41 Old slave [H B O ] MOVIE: Teen Wolf' A high- vestigates a cruise-ship murder. Peter Us 32 Navy ship pref. Francisco thief-turned-booksellor plays [DIS] MOVIE; 'Swing Time' A gambling disgust school student discovers that a family tinov, Bette Davis, Dayid Niven. 1978 realized why flame throwers were invented. 30 More banal 43 Not these detective when a brief return to her old dancer is given an ultimatum by his fian 33 Briny deep 51 Opposite of con curse is turning him into o werewolf, Mi [CNN] PrimeNews S> iM a by NEA. UK 32 Loan shark 44 Rings of light profession involves her in a murder. cee's father to earn a decent living or for chael J. Fox, James Hampton, Scott Pau 34 Baseball judges 52 Bob and Carol [D IS ] Swiss Family Robinson get his daughter, Fred Astaire, Ginger Ro 35 Over (poet.) 46 Garment lin. 1985. Rated PG. Whoopi Goldberg, Bobcat Goldthwait, gers, Victor Moore. 1936 38 Artful and___and [ESPN] NFL Monday Night Matchup A G.W. Bailey. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) 36 Freight trailer 4 8 ___Major [M AX] MOVIE: 'You Can't Run Away ZtPPY by Bill Griinth 39 Revolve preview of tonight's game between the [ U S A ] M ia m i V ic e [ESPN] SportsCenter 37 Doesn't exist (constellation) Alice From It' An abducted heiress meets a re Washington Redskins and San Francisco [M AX] MOVIE: 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' 2 3 4 porter w ho tries to get her back to her hus 49crs. 11:30PM (D Taxi [ 39 Norma___ band. June Allyson, Jack Lemmon, Jim (CC) A Manhattan computer operator's (TeMEMGER I QUOTE: "ACE THE " FBeNCM^eCLGlAt) AMO (PAH/ConTPA Morton Downey Jr. ! (Sally Field Backus 1956. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Suspect' (CC) A public CD C36) life is turned upside down when a British m ' eacToM, A s w c r - So v i e t s C o m i UG o u t TCANPALS.AT COST 0
IHDMES CONDOMINIUMS CONOOMINNIMt n r i HOMES FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS Mammoth bidding for RJR gets bigger FOR SALE FOR SALE A Specioli SOUTHERfnW ew "Eng DNE DF THE nicest NEW YORK (AP) - The slugfest MANCHESTER. Seven SOUTH WINDSOR. Afflu The committee, which is overseeing group, which last month touched off Oil Corp. in 1984. 1 things about wont ads is Coleco posts another loss bidding for giant RJR Nabisco Inc. the auction of RJR, also has told its the buyout battle with a proposed The offer involves acquisition in land clotelfleld odt room home with lots ot ent life etvla. I bed reach nearly 800,000 charm. Four bed their low cost. Another is rooms, 2 full baths plue WEST HARTFORD (AP) - Coleco Indus has gone into extra innings, with own advisers to continue exploring takeover, previously offered $92 a 1989 of RJR’s tobacco business, which homes In Connecticut rooms, eot-ln kitchen, their quick action. Try a 0 full master bedroom tries Inc. reported today that it lost $12.3 enriched offers from two existing “ all forms of restructuring” that share, or $20.7 billion, for RJR’s 225.3 accounts for about 40 percent of its OEANINfi ISlPAIIinilS/ HEATM6/ MISCELLANEOUS and Rhode Island. The formal dining and first want od todoyl suite with many ameni bidders, a record proposal from a new could provide an alternative to the million common shares outstanding. annual sales, and the sale of its food SERVICES price for a basic 25 floor laundry. Hard ties ore offered In Nile million on sales of $29.5 million in the third ISSlPAPBims FLUMBHiS SESVICES LEISURELY living In this quarter, the company’s first quarter of suitor and indications that the current proposals. ■ A $94 a share cash and securities businesses. word od Is only 555 and wood floors through contemporary Condo. CLEANING Service. will appear In 43 news out. Plus walk-up attic three bedroom unit 5114,900. Century 31 Ep operation under the protection of federal multibillion-dollar free-for-all may "While no assurance can be given offer worth about $21.2 billion by a All three proposals would retain NAME your own reaso HOLIDAY HouM. Retire with two full baths. get even wilder. some stock in the post-buyout com Home or office. Day, nable price. Pother ft PJ’i PhimMfljft HminB 6 papers. For more In and porch. 5157,000. stein Realty, 447-MfS.a bankruptcy laws. that any transaction will occur, the group led by buyout specialist Kohl- ment living, ambula formation call Classi D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Move-In condition. A special committee of RJR Nabis- Special Committee expressed its pany for current RJR shareholders. nlBht, weekend. Son Pointing and Pap • Air CmolmiilRi tory, home-llke The toy company said lost 70 cents a share in berg Kravis Roberts .& Co., which Weekly specials. Reg ering. Removal. 291- fied, 443-2711 and ask 1$91.g______5105,900. Sentry Real SPACIOUS and choorful Bollera, pumps, hot water otmoahpere. Coll 449- Eltote, 443-4040.O the quarter ended Oct. 1. compared to a co’s board of directors announced the belief that that process which it is previously offered $90 a share. The committee will accept bids ina Ranlerl, 4484)682. 8847. lanke, new end for detalls.a MANCHESTER. New to one bedroom com new proposals late Sunday and said it overseeing w ill benefit all share ■ A preliminary cash and securi through 5 p.m. EST on Nov. 29. The SDUTH WINDSDR. Spa- 9-cent-per-share profit in the 1987 third repleoementa. 6^!*Buil(ling Motnte- MANCHESTER. 3 units. 2 the market. Very Invit pletely remodeled. quarter, when it had a $1.6 million profit on was extending the deadline for holders,” said Charles Hugel, RJR ties proposal from a group led by the panel initially cut off the bidding at 5 ^LEANlVilis' GALUGAN & CO. FREE eSTIMATES family plus one single ing seven plus room Clout 2 bedroom Town- New carpeting and larvicins Itw M onclitttar a Wit- nonce Co. Commercl- house with small room both. Many amenities. sales of $253 million. receiving further offers to buy the Nabisco’s chairman and head of the investment firm First Boston Korp. p.m. last Friday, and its army of ■ PAINTHn 64a-9640/aBBBl6 ol/Retldentlol building family. Twofomllvlust well maintained home Hmontle area. Hannt and ratlo- pointed. Enloy the pri off matter bedroom, 5$9,900. Sentry Rooi For the first nine months. Coleco lost $253 food and tobacco congiomerate. five-member committee. and a partnership that includes high-powered financial and legal Ma ceuola to clean your homo, mmiMWDTnMR repairs and home Im located In Bowers oMco or wtndowt. * ytort ox- vacy ot a single family School district. New could be used for an Estate, 443-4040.O million on sales of $118.7 million. In the same Not only did the new buyout plans Jostiing for approval are these Chicago’s Pritzker family and Denver advisers worked through the weekend Fabdlna a 110 (1108. Mm, provements. Interior office or nursery, top previous bids, which aiready were -aarlance and rafaranett. Coll d(l»niay* HaM. hiW Inwrad, and exterior pointing, with the added feature vinyl siding and new period last year, the company lost $6.6 million proposals; billionaire Philip Anschutz. First to Analyze the various proposals. Lourta fo r a froo ootlnralo. tlMMdwalM. S t S S m m m of Investment prop carpeting throughout. cathedral ceilings,sky in the unprecedented $20 billion .■ A $100 a share cash and securities Boston indicated it valued the total RJR Nabisco stock finished at $84 a SERVICES light carpentry. Com lights, washer and on sales totaling $435.5 million. plete lonltorloi ser erty. Close to down Four-possibly five bed range, the committee said every offer estimated at $22.5 billion from a consideration at from $105 to $118 a share in heavy trading Friday, after a 742-0267 047-3SO3 kMM iMwiaa town and shopping, rooms, lower level dryer hook-ups, woll to The company lost $14.25 a share in the first *'eeeeeae/eeeeeee vice. Experienced, rel wall carpeting, sliders three quarters compared to a loss of 38 cents a bidder could submit revised offers, group, led by RJR Nabisco senior share, making the deal worth $23.8 week of rumor-driven battering that iable. free estimates. highway and buslines. family room, porch ^M ORTSASES Angelic Home Price reduced. Asking and potto. Sentry Real with view of pond, 1 share in the first nine months of 1987. signaling that the hefty bids it had management and the investment billion to $26.8 billion. The biggest saw the stock close as low as $82.75 a WALL DOCTORS *434)304.______carport. Pool and ten gotten so far might not be good CARPENTRY/ Wallpaper haiifing Care Registry 5149,500. Prestige Estote, 443-4040.D firms Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. acquisition on record is Chevron share on the New York Stock specialist. Expert woric nis also. A beauty of a U ms«I ngixry ofter, (|tu(liijr Properties, B e tter MANCHESTER. New to ^ FALUM ■D WNDTt ' enough. and Salomon Brothers Inc. That Corp.’s $13.4 billion purchase of Gulf Exchange. REM0DELIN6 at reasonable rates. Free RENT A RUNNER Homes and Gardens, Condo. 5123,900. Anne Wesleyan divests stock estimates. Residential ewe... lower emt to ptlienu... Bneorr 6 Eirawl market. This Califor M illar Real Estate,447- XTOP FiM f ao s u m n 859-0775, evenings, 537- nia ranch has wonder It you are falllna behind on and commercial. eo(((|Mnian,, home (rreken, BewAig Senlee 0143. Broker/Dwner. OOOO.D MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Wesleyan Univer Steve Koski, 647-IBOl ful In-law potential your mortgage payments... sity will cut by more than half its holdings in JFABRAHD REMDDELIHG Wp will do your grocery with separate entry. MANCHESTER. Dwner OR...It your home is In (ore- Hoorn eddHIont, daokt, roofing. Bill Olson, 52»-nM4 647-1956 anxious. This 2 bed four companies in South Africa, a divestiture of CIA says U.S. income more than double Soviet figure .. eeejt'eeeeeeeseV ' shoppina and other Lower level has kit closure, WE CAN HELPI Mng, wlndoM and gutters, chen, living room,bath room townhouse hos It $4.81 million worth of stock, schooi officials leekhoe and bulldozer ttrvloe erranda while you work or BDLTDN Lake. Four all. Located In small No payment program avail mllabla. Call Bob Farrand.'Jr. relax. Cell (or detaila. and large bedroom. able for up to 2 years. Bad say. WASHINGTON (AP) - The aver average Soviet, according to the CIA. Switzerland, where according to the percent, compared to a Soviet in FOR SPARKLING wood room Ranch, masonry Upper level has four quiet com plex, 1.5 The school’s board of trustees voted age American earned $18,200 last year But residents of several other coun B « . 647-8509 work, tile, glass and on 2’/] lots, 2 storage baths, fully equipped credit Is not a problomllAsk World Bank, average income was crease of just 0.5 percent. But it said 646*7482| attar e pm or | bedrooms and two full how LOW peymente can unanimously Saturday to sell the school’s compared with the equivalent of tries have longer average lifespans higher than in the United States; the Soviets devoted a larger propor R«s. 645-6849 pointed surfaces, add buildings, private baths. A must see. kitchen, spacious floor three tablespoons of 742-0267, onytlma beach, appliances, gas plan, basement, 1 cor help you SAVE YOUR stocks in American Home Products Corp. Eli $8,362 for the average citizen of the than those of Americans: 78 years in $21,250 compared with $18,430. tion of their income to investment 5219,900. Sentry Real HOME TOOAYI Ma n c h e s t e r "' washing sodo to o quart of heat. Reduced to Estate, 443-4040.O garage, sliders to L illy Co.. Schering-Plough Corp.. and SmithK- Soviet Union, the Central Intelligence Japan, 77 in Italy, Holland and Communist-ruled countries were than Americans, and a smaller 5144,000. 449-1794. privte deck, well main 868 HOME warm water and wash. No WILL PAINT TO BDLTDN. Brand new Swiss Ceesenetlie Greep line Beckman Corp. Agency says. Canada, and 76 in France and West well behind, with East Germany proportion to consumption. Econo ROORNG rinsing required. For tained unit. Come take The figures are contained in the IMPROVEMENTS WInMr IMmI Sw* on «S lySM PLEASE BRAND New listing. contemporary. Quality al(2(n)484-lSSter The action was taken as part of the board’s Germany. doing best at $11,873, according to the mists consider this relationship im facBiig e M e ep e rt (spurs. ST sparkling results when Adorable 4 room Cape a look. 5132,900. Anne CIA’s recently released “ Handbook of ’ a REPAIRS from your pleluro or tilde built 2,500 square foot Mlllgr Real Estate, 447- (203)4844404 new policy that calls for all American The agency said the United States CIA. portant, since investment is seen as yMBB 9)lp9fl#n06i QHt6F6nl6#d» you have something to on Anderson Street In home In new subdivi companies to leave South Africa except for Economic Statistics — 1988,” which had the highest average income in the •"No Job Too Small" UOBHMd wid InMIfVtf sell, use a low-cost od In in umlereolor or ocrytle Manchester. 2 bed SOOO.a The average in China was only $273 the key to the wealth- of the future. Ragiatarad and Fully Inturad sion. Includes 4 bed those providing “ extraordinary assistance” to compared a< ’ :al purchasing power. leading Western industrial countries compared with $4,320 on Taiwan. 64S - ^ classified. Barbara Lepptn • rooms, updatted bath, rooms, 2.5 baths, with The Soviets, though they still import FREE ESTIMATES carpeting, tull base Rentals South African blacks. The CIA figured the total production known as the Group of Seven. Canada Among other countries of east Asia, much of their grain from the United 643-1710' lacuzzi both off master TOWNHOUSE of 243.8 million Americans in 1987 was 647-0593 ment, 1 car detached bedroom. Fireplaced With the selling of the stocks. Wesleyan’s was second with $17,080, followed by Hong Kong did best with $8,250, States, have been improving their garage, cute yard near $245 million portfolio wiil contain $3.87 miliion worth $4,436 trillion, while 284 million West Germany with $13,360, Japan H&R HAWNESTREESOnilGE fam ily room, custom CONDOMINIUM followed by Singapore with $6,810, and own farm production faster: 17 Bucket, (ruck 8 ehlppsr. Stump “6R0CER-EASE” co. the hospital. Afforda wet bar and more. I ROOMS of stock in five companies that have operations Soviets produced $2,375 trillion. $13,180, France $12,780, Britain South Korea was last at $2,810. percent more in 1987 than in 1980, REHOVATIONS/PLUS R O O n N G Grocery ahopping delivary bly priced. 5119,900. Three bedrooms, 2’A No Job too Mg or IDO «MlL WM removal. Freaeettmalae. 5337,000 Flano Realty, FOR RENT in South Africa. Americans also live longer to enjoy $12,260 and Italy $12,080. The CIA said U.S. economic produc compared with a 4 percent increase in Complete Inter, and Special eoneldaretion for •enriee. Open 24 hours. 7 Jackson ft Jackson 444-5200. baths with 1 (NX) aq. their prosperity: 75 years to 69 for the Exter. Home ^wortt 7 doyo imW )ob ooo^iilo, Reol Estate, 447-8400.a The CIA did not give figures for tion grew last year at a rate of 2.9 the United States. eWerty and handleappad. days e week. Celt ua with ft. ot living space In FURNISHED Room, kit ^ Maintenance Custom 870-9477, Job your llatl RDDM To grow. A grow this oversized unit. chen and parking privl- Pelhting and Papering 647-9289, Riek, 6 47-7S S 3 ing family will have CDNDDMINIUMS leges. Security and ref Repair or Renew Ceil 645-1277 plenty of room to ex I FDR SALE Extras Include erences. S75 weekly. ings, Walls, ate. Rec. pand In this charming 7 fireplace, 549-3528 or 449-424$. Rooma, Decks and Light GAY & SON room bungalow colon MALLARD View. Lo Carpentry Rooting, ial on Henry Street. 4 air conditioning, jELECTHtCAl AAASONRY cated on a private per washer-dryer, rear CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 utter Repair and Brick, block and atona, LANOSCAPtNS bedrooms, bath with menant culde-sac, this APARTMENTS leaning. caramic tlla, morbta and shower, walk-up attic. new subdivision of deck with view, plus FOR RENT . g LAHDLOROY SPEOAL concreta. Spacious living room, quality 3 bedroom du a third full bath in No loblatooamalll formal dining room, Cleaning — On call Mln- GELSOMINO plexes await your In partially finished PART TIME PART TIME tenanoe Quick Ratur- 282-7341 o r 427-S973 fireplace, pantry, 2 car spection. Kitchens MANCHESTER. 3 bed Notices HELP WAHTED HELP WANTED blahing or Remodeling ELECTRIC garage. Bowers walkout basement. room apartment In Du FINANCIAL HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WAHTED [HELP WANTED RMidantItl urirlne aptoiallat. LEAF hove oak cabinets, ^INtUMD-Sr.llltcsenl School. New Price. range, oven, dis plex. 5700 per month. At a condlllon prtctdtnt to Frtd EfUnwIdd. 5159,900 Jackson ft Available at No pets. Security and a b a n d o n the search. DISHWASHER. Even DENTAL Business. Se- LABORER and expe TOWN of Manchester. FrMEslhMlit hwasher, refrigerator tho placomtnt of any odvtr- cretory Assistant. Will MECHANIC. Full time or WAREHOUSE Opportun Jackson Real Estate, FOREST RIDGE references a must. Coll Thank you for making ings for hard working rienced Carpenter Library Assistant. Sa part time. Must be 646-2253 568-7748 BLOWING and bullt-ln microwave tltlno In ttio Manchotttr Hi- us no.1 for 41 years. train, port or tull time. ities. Full time or pari i m 447-8400.O ovens. Fireplaced liv 445-8201. rold, Advtrflttr horobv person. Career oppor needed for commercial lary $14,490-514,534. qualified to work on all time. Due to expanding RELIABLE MOVING A 60-unit o o rttt to protoct, Indomnifv Fast, confidential, tunities ore possible 449-9287. work. Pleose coll 444- Performs general Reasonable BDLTDN. Spacious 8 ing rooms, V/3 baths TODAY'S Lucky CT Ll- makes ot vehicles. 5-10 business, we have with tull vanities, pri condominium and hold horm lttt tho Mon- easy mortgages. Mr. and we will train. Coll 5775.______clerical duties In the years experience a ^ HOUSE Low, Low Retea. room Garrison Colon cense Plate Number Is chottor Horald, Itt officors Mortgage where needs (or Individuals DUMAS ELECTRIC rates. Call vate full basements, 2 community located 370 ARL. If this Is your Covey's 443-2751. FULL Time positions town library system. must and tools. M8 APARTMENTS [^INDUSTRIAL [ ^ PETS AND WANTED TO FOR RENT CARS PROPERTY [ ^ S U P P L IE S BUY/TRAOE FOR SALE AVAILABLE Immt- e a s t TJ a r t f o r d . A p - d lo ttly , 1 bedroom AQUARIUMS. 5 and 10 1983 PLYMOUTH Re proxlmatelv 1,000 gallon with hoods, H ELP IN G p e o p l e ^j - Truancy apartment. SS45. Heat liant. Automatic, 4 cy- square foot steel build stand, pumps and tlsfy their needs ond and hotwatertncluded. ing. 14 foot overhead llnder. $700. 742-5054. Manchester 2 bedroom townhouse. much more. $100.00. wants ... thot's whof want door. Heat, convenient Coll 646-4575. ads are all about. FOR Sole. 1984 Cadillac SOSO. Heat and hot wa Seville. Sliver, red No board support location. $500/month. FR E E To good home. ter Included. Security 646-4144.______leather Interior, and references re Very friendly, male loaded. Excellent con cat. Call 649-3739. Old furniture, clocks, Honda Sells Only for call-back plan /3 quired. No pets. Boyle p l a y e r p ia n o s ore In dition Inside and out. Management Co. 049- demand. If you have one oriental rugs, lamps, $13,000 Coll 647-0717. 4000.______you do not use, why not Wishing will not sell any paintings, coins. Je thing ... a low-cost ad In 1976 C H E V E T T £ . 4 speed, M A N C H ES TE R . 3 bed exchange It for cosh with welry. glass & china. excellent condition, — Quality, room newer duplex, o wont ad. Classified will. Why not Will pay cash. Please snow tires. $250. 649- wall to wall carpet, place one todoy! 643-2711. 5460.______fully appllonCed, call. 646-8496. berths, full basement. H a l MISCELLANEOUS VOLVO Wagon, OL. $750 month. 043-1023. i ^ F O R RENT [ ^ MISCELLANEOUS Standard, custom Dependable Used l^ F jlR S A L E sound, dark green, ex- SOUTH Windsor. 1 bed- STORAGE space availa _^ellentJ«900;«^006L room, appliances. No ble. $85/month plus 1 Automotive pets. Security. 875-7919. EIGHT month old water- month security. 10 feet bed, $325. Courthouse AUTOS FOR Cars!! MANCHESTER 2 family, bv20feet. COII52H609. One Gold membership, RENT/LEASE available Immediately G AR AG E for rent. One 12Vi months left for CARS . Large 3 bedroom, car. 31 Prospect Street. $450. Compared to reg __ I FOR SALE FR EE Milage on low cost baths, appliances, new $50/month. 872-8095, ular price of $700 plus. auto rentol. Vllloge HanrhpBtpr Mprali dishwosher, new wall coll anytime, leave Eric 649-3426.0 PLY/!Aoi?THVolaro1977. Auto Rental. 643-2979 or to wall, 1 year lease, message. 646-7044. security. $000 plus utili 4 Door, 6 cyl. Auto, PS. Am /FM , one owner. ties. 049-5909. ENDROLLS Very good condition. CARS MANCHESTER. First WANTED $800 or best offer. 872- FOR SALE floor, 2 bedroom apart TO RENT 27% width - 254 8158 after 6pm.______ment In renovated 2 13% width - 2 for 254 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 3 0 C e n ts family house. New ap W A N TE D . Place to pork MUST be picked up at the C H E V Y Vega 1975. 64,000 Herald Office Momilay thru miles, 3 speed, runs pliances. $700/month my car until April, good, $605 or best offer. plus utilities. Call 649- Inside or outside. 646- Thuraday before 11 a.m.only. 2071. 1345. 649-0761. CLYDE CHEVROLET-BUICKf INC. MANCHESTER. Two ROUTE 83r VERNON bedroom townhouse. Se/f Your Car Nice location, all ap MorchHiidisB sales 60 Buick Skylirk *2995 25 years ago: pliances. Heat, hot wa 83 Honda Accord 2 Dr. *5995 Judge rules 63 Buick Ragal •6995 ter, carpeting, air con- NOTICE. Connecticut Gen dltlonlng. Call 047-1595. 64 VW Jatta 4 Dr. *5995 1988 HONDA ACCORD eral Statute 23-65 prohibits ns 4 I^or,Door, Rad, Aromatic,Automatic, P. Stasring,Stasrin * 12,995 NOW accepting oppllco- FURNITURE the posting of advertise 4 Lines — 10 Days 84 Caprice Wagon *6295 P. Braksa, Air, TIH Stasring, #1557 A president tlons for 1 bedroom, 1 ments by any person, firm or 504 charge each addi 64 Olds Cut. Wgn. *6995 bedroom handicapped corporation on o telegraph, LIV IN G Room set. Light telephone, electric light or tional line, par day. You 64 Buick Skyhawk 4 Dr. *5995 1985 DODGE LANCER and 2 bedroom Section brown velvet sofa and power pole or to o tree, can cancel at any time. 65 Buick Regal *8795 Gold, 4 Cyl., Automatic. P. Slsarlng, P. Brakaa, 8 apartments. Please love seat. Coffee and shrub, rock, or any other SORRY. P. Windows, P. Ssat, Air, Till, Radio. Vinyl Top, #1570 died in Dallas for haulers 85 Century Wgn. go to Oakland Heights end table. Wood and natural oblect without o writ NO REFUNDS OR *8595 *5995 Site office, 360Oakland mirror. $1100 or best ten permit for the purpose ot ADJUSTMENTS 65 Century 4 Dr. *8995 Street, Manchester. protecting It or the public and 85 Cav. 2 Dr. 1983 TOYOTA CELICA offer. 645-1744 after *4995 Gray, 4 Cyl., 5 Spasd. P. Brakaa, Air. Tilt Stasring, Monday and Wednes- 7pm. carries o fine of up fo SSOfor 85 Cutlaaa 2 Dr. each offense. C«Ll HERM.D *8995 Radio, #1673 By AAark Godich day, 10om-12 noon. 86 Electra 4 Dr. *6995 *10,995 The Associated Press MANCHESTER. 1st CLASSIFIED 86 Cele. Euro 4 Dr. *7995 floor, 2 bedroom apart CARS CARS 1983 HONDA PRELUDE Blua, 4 Cyl., S Spaad, P. Brakaa. Air, Radio. Sunroof. in trash suit 643-2711 DALLAS — Some were too young to remember. ment In renovated 2 FOR SALE FOR SALE 872-9111 *1683 family house. New ap *6395 Others recalled the moments the fatal shots rang pliances, carpets, etc. out as President John F. Kennedy rode through By Andrew Yurkovsky centers from clustering in towns $700/month plus utlll- 1986 CHEVY PICKUP downtown Dallas in a motorcade 25 years ago today. tles. Call 649-2871. Blua. 4 Cyl.. Automatic. P. Stasring. P. Brakaa. Radio. Manchester Herald such as Manchester where land acv-5 The city planned no official ceremony to mark the fill fees are low. E A S T HAR TFO R D . One SCHALLER *4495 passing of a quarter century since Kennedy's bedroom, firstfloor, on In a decision which could have The request for an injunction SPECIAL PURCHASE assassination, but on Monday hundreds flocked to busline, appliances, ACURA (PRE-OWNED) 1985 HONDA ACCORD LX statewide ramifications, a Super had been sharply contested by 4 Door. Rad. 4 Cyl., Automatic. P. Stasring, P. Brakaa. Dealey Plaza, where he was mortally wounded at wall to wall carpeting. ior Court judge ruled Monday attorneys for the town, who said USED CARS WIndowa. Air, Radio, #1717 12:30 p.m. on Nov. 22, 1963. SSOO/month plus utlll- PROGRAM CARS *7995 that the town landfill would have that some of the residue was tles. 568-1054.______Other organizations planned remembrances 87 Accord LX I....*11,995 to accept recycling residue for out-of-town trash. VER NON. Park Street. 4 1987 CHEVY NOVAS' 1985 HONDA CIVIC today at Parkland Memorial Hospital, where 86 Audi 4000S .... *10,395 the time being from a Manchester Last Tuesday, Fracasse issued room . $550. 3 bed 4 Door, Gray, 4 Cyl., 5 Spaad. P. Brakaa. Tilt Stasring. Kennedy was taken after being shot, and the Texas 87 Mazda RX7 ....*11,995 RadlOj#1723 recycling operation. a temporary injunction against rooms, garage. $750. *4995 Theater, where Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested Both fully appllonced. 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 7,595 10 TO CHOOSE FROM Judge Ronald Fracasse the town until Monday’s hearing. hours after the assassination. 649-3398. 87 Toyota Q T .....* 9,995 1986 CHRYSLER LASER granted a temporary injunction Monday’s order bars the town Whha, 4 Cyl., 5 Spaad, P. Stasring. P. Brakaa. P. On Monday, the focus was the memorial that R O C K VILLE. One bed 86 Chev K-10 ..... *13,995 that would prevent the town from from keeping two trucking firms room, new wall to wall WIndowa, Air. Tilt Stasring, Radio. #1734 marks the tragic location: a stone slab inscribed barring access to the dump by the from dumping residue from the 86 Chav C20 ...... * 7,995 *5295 with Kennedy’s name and surrounded by partial carpet. S400^5/month ONE LOW PRICE $7777 company after a hearing in recycling operation in the town 86 SR-5 P/U ...... * 8,295 walls. Plus utilities. Two bed 1985 HONDA ACCORD Hartford Superior Court, said landfill off Olcott Street. The room, $525, without 86 LeSabra...... * 8,995 Whita. 4 Cyl., 5 Spaad, P. Stasring, P. Brakes. Ernest Saucedo, 20, of Dallas, hadn’t been born All equipped with Automatic Transmission. Power Steering, Air, Radio. #1738 Stamford attorney Jeffrey Ste recycling firm is N S Realty, and utilities, $630 Including 86 Marc. Sable....* 8,995 when Kennedy died, but he visited the memorial heat and hot water. Power Brakes, Air Conditioning, AM/FM Stereo. *6995 phens. Stephens, who represents the haulers are Anco Inc. and anyway. Four bedroom, 85 Audi G T ...... * 7,995 a recycling firm involved in the .Admiral Trucking. The three 1988 HONDA CIVIC "I just made it my business to come by,” Saucedo $750/month without 86 Audi 4000S .... *10.395 • Long term special rate 60 month 4 Door, Slivsr, 4 Cyl., 5 Spaad. P. Brakes. lawsuit, said the order will companies, which are related to utilities. 872-8095, onv- 85 Olds Clara .....* 7,350 Radio. #1744 said. "I just feel I needed to come by. This is remain in effect until a ruling is one another, all have headquar tlme, leove message. financing available to qualified buyers. *9495 history.” 85 Chav Blazer.... *13,595 made on a permanent injunction ters at 260 Tolland ’Dimpike. MANCHESTER. Quality Raul Miranda, 40, was in Dallas for a convention 84 Accord LX .....* 6,995 • Remainder of factory 6/60 warranty. 1986 BUICK SKYHAWK and a declaratory judgment that Anco and Admiral had been 2 bedroom, heat, hot 2 Door, Slivsr, 4 Cyl.. Automatic. P. Stasring, P. Brakaa when he remembered the anniversary, and decided water, all appliances 84 Toy. Camry ...")f 6,995 Subject to prior sale - Taxes and registration extra. Air, Radio, #1741 is being sought. barred from the landfill for *5795 to visit the memorial before returning to Los State Sen. Michael P. Meotfi, dumping out-of-town garbage. Included, air condition 83 LaSabre...... * 4,995 Angeles. ing, quiet, on busline. 85 Subaru GL .....* 7,995 EVROLET D-Glastonbury, said today that a ” I just don’t think that decision Ideal for middle aged Rt. 83, Windsor Avc. 872-9111 1985 HONDA ACCORD “ It’s something that I can tell my kids what 345 Center St., CLYDE 4 Door, Whha, 4 Cyl., 5 Spaad. P. Stasring. revision of the state’s solid waste is correct based on the facts and senior citlsens. 247- BUICK, INC. Rockville/Vernon E X IT 64/|.n4 P. Brakes, Air, Radio, *1745 happened,” he said. ‘T m going to tell them that 25 laws may be in order in light of presented to the court,” said 5030.8625. Manchester e 647-7077 *6795 years ago this event changed the history of the the court ruling. He has said Meotti, who attended Monday’s MANCHESTER. Four United States, the history of the world.” previously that legislation should room apartment In 1987 HONDA CIVIC At Parkland, five doctors and nurses who were at 4 Door, WhHa, 4 Cyl., 5 Speed. P. Brakaa. be written to prevent recycling See LANDFILL, page 10 eludes heat, hot water, Hit Stasring, Radio. *174S the hospital when the president arrived were to appliances. Adults pre *8495 ferred. No peU, non- participate in a roundtable discussion today. smoker. Security and 198^ TOYOTA COROLLA At the Texas Theater, Dallas-area artists, poets references. $600. 643- 4 Door. Tan, 4 Cyl.,, Automatic. P. Stasring. P. Braksa and musicians planned a series of exhibits and live Air, Radio, #1753 Dems want accord 9257 or 649-2623. PUBLIC NOTICE *6995 performances. AP photo MANCHESTER. 2nd On Sunday, 30 former Green Berets and 150 floor. 2 bedroom, heat 1985 TOYOTA VAN UNAUTHORIZED FACTORY CLEARANCE SALE (7 Paasangsr) Slivsr, 4 Cylindar, Automatic. onlookers gathered at the Dealey Plaza memorial to ASSASSIN’S VIEW — This is the view today from the sixth-floor and appliances. No remember Kennedy. The members of the U.S. pets. $600 plus security. P. Stasring, P. Braksa, Air, Radio. *1758 *7195 corner window of the Texas School Book Depository in Dallas, OK’d with district Call 646-3979. Army Special Forces wore their berets — authorized by Kennedy in 1961 — as they saluted Texas. It was from this window that Lee Harvey Oswald allegedly M A N C H ES TE R . One bed 1988 FOX 1983 SUBARU STA. WG. shot and killed President John F. Kennedy on Nov. 22, 1963. By Alex GIrelll and a consensus developed in room, wall to wall car 1988 GOLF Blu*. 4 Cyl.. 8 Spaad. P. Braksa. Air, Radio. *1757 *4195 four wreaths at the memorial. Manchester Herald favor of the revised agreement peting, appliances, 2 Door Hitchbsck Wagon In front of a plaque at the plaza lay a small stock #4557 WE WILL proposed by town attorneys. heat and air condition 1986 PLY. COLT PREMIER American flag with a bouquet of flowers, about 200 A consensus of the Democratic The agreement also came up ing. No pets. Clean. • Power Steering 4 Door, Blua, 4 Cyl.. Automatic. P. Slsarlng, yards from the memorial and across the street from stock #4801 • Metallic Paint P. Braksa, Radio, *1758 majority on the town Board of for discussion at a meeting of the $525/month. Available • Splash Guards • Stripe *5995 the Texas School Book Depository Building. Directors wants to approve a December 1st. 647-9138. • AC • Stripe Package John Kennedy’s legacy: district Board of Directors Mon Package • Automatic NOT BE Authorities say Oswald opened fire from a revised agreement with the day night. EAST HARTFORD. Two • Luggage Rack 1982 HONDA ACCORD sixth-floor window there into Kennedy’s motorcade. bedroom apartment. Hatchback. Sllvar. 4 Cyl., Automatic, P. Brakaa, Radio, Eighth Utilities District that The district directors voted to Heat, hot water, park WAS *9780 WAS *9942 91799 *4195 The attention given the 25th anniversary has would settle festering fire and hold a public hearing at their ing. SSOO/month. 528- UNDERSOLD roused more interest than usual in the site, said An appeal to our spirit sewer jurisdiction disputes, meeting Dec. 19 at which they 6616. SAVE *1027 SAVE *1065 1987 HONDA ACCORD LXI Gary Mead, who drove one of several tour buses that Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said would explain the agreement to M A N C H ES TE R . Second Hatchback, Gray, 4 Cyl., 5 Spaad. P. Stasring. stopped at the memorial Monday. By Andrew Yurkovsky after Kennedy’s assassination. Some today. the district voters and to hold floor. December 1st oc P. Brakaa, P. WIndowa, Air, Tilt, Radio. #1764 * 11,195 "They’re very much aware of it,” Mead said. AAonchester Herald of them say that their idea of politics The town’s Board of Directors another meeting as soon after cupancy. 2 bedrooms, OR “ They don’t want to miss this part of the tour.” has been influenced by the late will discuss the proposed agree that as possible. They also voted all appliances, nice 1984 AUDI 5000S Dallas native Darrell Jordan, making his first . John F. Kennedy spoke to a packed president. ment tonight and DiRosa said he neighborhood. One Brown, Automatic, P. Brakaa, P. WIndowa. Air, Radio. visit to Dealey Plaza, spent about an hour Monday auditorium during a campaign speech Democratic Director Barbara B. hopes the directors will vote to months security. $575 *8753Ptu$ Ttx and flag. *8877 #1767 See ACCORD, page 10 Plu* Tax and Pag. plus utilities. 569-2147 OUT *7995 touring the area. at Stamford University in I960. Weinberg, a former mayor, and state approve it. The directors are or 228-4408. ” I’ve been watching all of the (television) There was standing room only, but Rep. John W. Thom pson, D- scheduled to meet at 7 in the 1988 HONDA ACCORD Geoffrey Naab. now a Republican Manchester, believe that Kennedy had MANCHESTER. 2nd 1988 JETTAS 1988 CABRILETS 4 Door. WhHa, 4 Cyl., 6 Speed. P. Stasring. hearing room of Lincoln Center. floor. 2 bedroom, heat P. Brakaa, Air, TIN, Radio. *1780 * 12,995 See DALLAS, page 10 member of the town Board of Direc the ability to inspire people to work for On Monday night, the directors and appliances. No P re -O w n ed Stock #4739 TRADED tors, got in through a back door and the betterment of others. received a packet of information Mall sewer pets. $600 plus security. found himself a front row seat. ” I don’t think anyone has motivated • Metallic Paint • AC 1987 HONDA ACCORD LXI on the proposed accord, including Coll 646-3979.______All Hatchback, Bslga, 4 Cyl., 5 Spaad, Power Stasring, Naab, who was 21 or 22 at the time, people to go beyond themselves as he revisions by attorneys represent AC • Power Steering • Power Steering Power Brakaa, Power Windows, Air. Till Wheal, ■ The world just stopped the day JFK was was impressed by the speech and was able to do,” said Weinberg, who is has Hom art Radio, *1772 ing the town of a the latest draft HDME8 • Automatic • Stereo Radio • Cruise Control * 11,995 shot... page6 became a Kennedy fan from that 52. She said that she has definitely been agreement submitted by the FDR RENT moment on. He remembers the late influenced by Kennedy. district and approved by district WAS *17,540 1984 FORD ESCORT ■ In Manchester, the shock has not been 4 Dr.. Brown, 4 Cyl., Auto, P8, PB, AC, Radio, #1766 president as a man who was able to Thompson said, “ Right from the directors at a meeting Nov. 16. concerned m a n c h e s t e r T T ^ *3295 forgotten... page 7 inspire people and to make them feel very beginning, he asked people to room, 2 btdroom Ou- *9495 SAVE *1993 After the Nov. 16 meeting, the SEE US pride in their country. sacrifice, and I think he appealed to district directors made the draft pltx house In nice 1984 HONDA ACCORD LX ■ Personal memories of that day 25 y e a rs By Alex GIrelll Memories like Naab’s are shared by the best instincts of people.” public. neighborhood. $600, SALE PRICE 4 Dr, Rad, 4 Cyl., S Spd, PS. PB, PWlnd., Air, Caaaatta. Manchester Herald own utilities. Deposit *9695 *1776 *6195 ago..page 8 many other local politicians, both DiRosa declined to discuss the required. Available Democratic and Republican, 25 years See LEGACY, page 10 town revisions in detail, but The developers of the $70 December 1st. 742-9400. TODAY!! 198S CHEV. BLAZER 4x4 $ 1 A J.4IS Republican town Director Ronald *9895 * 1 5 , 5 4 7 6 Cyl., Auto. PS, PB. Air, Radio, *1782 J L ^ million mall being built in Buck- ANDOVER Lakefront. Osella said that a provision in the Plus Tax and Aag. P/ua Tax and Rag.' land have approached the Eighth Three bedroom, se district draft for the earliest date cluded Ranch. One car Utilities District and the town to 1985 HONDA ACCORD at which the district could occupy garage. Gorgeous 4 Dr., Gray, 4 Cyl., Auto. P8. PB, Radio, #1776 discuss an agreement over the *7495 a town-owned firehouse on Tol wooded acre. $950 plus Clothing costs fuel inflation increase construction of a sewer to serve utilities. Coll 295-8430. ★ ★ USED CAR JAMBOREE ★ ★ land Turnpike is one source of the development. COVENTRY. 7 rooms 1985 NISSAN PICKUP disagreement. Rad. 4 Cyl., S 8pd., PS, PB, Air, Radio. #1781 WASHINGTON (AP) - A percent if it persisted for 12 Excluding food and energy, The 1989-model prices will con Construction of the sewer has plus. Avolloblo Do- VOLKSWAGENS 81 VW Van. 7 Pata.. blue.... *48DD 88 Ford Tempo...... *8 9 0 0 *6195 The district draft provides that second straight sharp increase in months. The annualized rate had prices rose 0.5 percent for the tinue to be phased in over the next been stalled while the district and ctmbor 1. Adults pro- if a certificate of occupancy is forrtd. Roforoncos and 82 VW Rabbit, 4 Or, deal... *4450 85 Pont. Grand Am ...... *8 2 3 8 1987 HONDA CIVIC clothing prices associated with declined to 4.1 percent in Sep month, more than half of which several months as they replace town negotiate an agreement to / Hatchback, Bslga, 4 Cylindar. 5 Spaad, Power Brakaa. issued by the town to one of the socurlty. tiOO otr the new fall lines sent consumer tember on a large drop in gasoline was due to sharp increases in 1988 models in dealer showrooms. settle longstanding sewer and fire 88 VW QTI white, 16V., M 2 .5 D 0 84 VW Jetta, 2 Or, blue.. *3056 87 Toyota Corola...... *8 4 0 0 TIN Slsarlng, Radio, *1783 major commercial developers in month. 74^7494 or 742- *4995 prices up 0.4 percent in October, costs. clothing prices and automobile Medical care costs rose 0.5 jurisdiction disputes. 85 VW Scirocco...... *7695 the Buckland area, the district •161. 87 Jetta QLI, 4 Or.... *11,1D 0 84 Jeep CJ-7...... *7 4 0 0 the government said today. Food prices rose just 0.2 insurance and finance charges, percent, halfway between the In another development, the 1985 HONDA CIVIC CRX fire department will be permitted TOLLAND. Two bed 85 Olds Cutia**...... The 1.8 percent gain in apparel percent, one-fourth the 0.8 per the Labor Department said. respective 0.4 percent and 0.6 district’s attorney told district 87 VW Jetta, brown... *98DD *7 2 0 0 Rad, 4 Cylindar, 5 Spaad, PB, Radio, #1787 to occupy the town firehouse. room houso prlvoto, *4195 costs was accompanied by a cent jump of September, on large The apparel cost gains re percent increases in August and directors Monday that the devel 1 + /- ocro. Full boso- 85 VW Jetta 4 Dr., silver. OTHER MAKES 83 Buick Century LTD.... *5 5 0 0 DiRosa said the Democratic *69DD moderation in price gains for decreases in prices for fruits and flected the introduction of higher- September. opers of the mall, called the mont, 2 cor gorogt, priced fall and winter fashions, directors caucused Monday night workshop, hook-ups. 86 VW Golf, 4 Or., blue. . *6 gOD 88 Mercedes 420 QL . *31.620 83 Nliian Stanza...... *4 9 0 0 food, which had posted steep, vegetables, poultry and pork. Pavilions at Buckland Hills, were drought-related increases over Fruit and vegetable prices particularly for women’s and In the last year, medical costs $125.172-2200. 88 VW Golf, 4 Dr, white.. *68DD 88 Toyota Calica QT.. *10,400 81 Jeep Scrambler...... *4 6 0 0 have risen a total of 6.7 percent, concerned the sewer line might the summer. actually fell 1.1 percent in Oc girls’ clothing, which rose 2.5 be installed in wetlands. The town 88 VW Golf, 4 Dr. blue... *6DD0 85 Cady Sedan, brown.. *9550 83 Buick Skylark...... *4 5 9 5 The jump in clothing prices was tober after rising a total of 12.9 percent after a 3.5 percent compared with increases of 5.2 I^RTDREAND percent for food, 3.8 percent for TODAY has already been ordered to pay 85 Audi 5000S, siv/blue.. *9550 83 Chav. Cavalier...... *4 4 0 0 virtually as steep as the 2.0 percent the preceding three increase in September. $150,000 in fines after months of I^D FFK E 8FACE percent increase posted in Sep months because of drought- Shoe prices also rose 2.5 per housing and 4.6 percent for clothing. controversy surrounding work In i n s t a n t Sulfot. Com- tember. Over the last three related shortages. Prices for cent following a 3.5 percent Index wetlands near the sewage treat plotoly furnlahod. months, apparel costs have re beef, pork and poultry last month increase the previous month. The October increases raised 20 pagas, 2 aactlons ment plant. Fhofw onsworlng and placed hospital costs and food fell 0.3 percent, 0.8 percent and 3.0 Automobile insurance and fi the department’s Consumer John D. Labelle Jr., the dis ■ocroforlal support. prices as the greatest stimulant percent, respectively. nance charges rose 1.4 percent Price Index to 120.2. That mean’s Builnati____ 18 MHS World___ 14 647-4000. trict’s attorney, said at the VOLKSWAGEN ® of inflation, the Labor Depart Offsetting those lower prices and 3.4 percent respectively. New a basket of goods costing 3100 on Claaalfiad _ 19-20 Nstlon/World_ 9 meeting of the district directors O FFIC E Spoco. 400-1500 24 ADAMS ^^/^NCHESTER ment said in releasing today’s was the biggest monthly price car prices, seasonally adjusted, average from 1982 through 1984 Comic* . . 16 Obituarlea. that the Homart Development Co. squoro foot. Exctlltnf report. increase for dairy products since were up just 0.2 percent with location. $275. 647-9223, would have cost $120.20 last Focu*_ . 15 Opinion__ has approached him about a 643-7175. 24 Tolland Tpke., (Rt. 83) Vernon, CT 649-2638 The 0.4 overall October in December 1980 — 0.9 percent. prices for 19R9 models reflecting a month, up 40 cents from Sep Local/Stat* Paopla___ . 15 developer's agreement under crease would amount to an Cereal and bakery products costs little over one-fourth of the new tember and compared with a cost .2-5,10 Sporta___ annual inflation rate of 5.1 rose 0.7 percent. car prices surveyed in October. of $115.30 a year ago. Lottary. ------2 Talavlalon. See S E W E R S , page 10