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Saturday, Feb. 20, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents PEACE TALKS HALTED GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Peace talks between the leftist Nicaraguan government and Contra rebels broke down Friday, with their mediator indirectly blaming the Sandinistas for not accepting a new cease-fire proposal. Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo, the head of the Roman Catholic Church in Nicaragua, abruptly suspended the talks in mid-afternoon, expressing disappointment that his proposal had not been accepted “in principle” by both sides. Victor Hugo Tinoco. Nicaragua’s deputy foreign minister, said the cardinal called off the talks before he could deliver a formal, written response that would have accepted the mediator’s five-point plan. The plan, offered by Obando y Bravo on Thursday, called on the Contras to accept a cease-fire in exchange for four major concessions by the Sandinistas. including a total amnesty for all political prisoners and full freedom of the press. Contra negotiators told a news conference Thursday night that they accepted the cardinal’s proposal “in principle.” while Tinoco called it “interesting and constructive.” but said it needed clarification. Paul Reichler. a Washington. DC., attorney adivising the Sandinistas. said earlier Friday that President Daniel Ortega had initially instructed his negotiators not to discuss Obando y Bravo’s^ proposal at the bargaining table with the Contras. Reichler said Ortega’s instructions came by telephone Thursday night, shortly after Obando y Bravo offered his plan to break what he called an impasse in a discussion on defining the objectives of a cease-fire. The attorney said Ortega suggested that Roger David Kooi/Mancheater Herald Fisher, a Harvard professorwhoheads the Institute for Conflict Resolution in Boston, draw up a new BASKETBALL BREAK — Sean Kearns of Manchester, left, tries to block a cease-fire proposal, drawing on proposals of the shot by Dave Giglio of Bolton during a game of basketball Friday at Charter government and the Contras. Oak Park. The two men and Gary Marineau, right, work for American Please turn to page 3 Heritage Stone Inc., which operates the Bolton Notch Quarry.

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Which human being hasn’t the intelligence to tie ties and friends puzzled for a key to the sudden change in the felt that was the proper task of his own shoes? technical advisers on each side. MORON PSYCHOPATH IDIOT IMBECILE studious, church-going youth. David Brom, 16, who shaved No new date was set for further 5. Which one of these is also a musical term? the sides of his head and fashi­ negotiations, although both sides expressed their willingness to con­ CONDOMINIUM APARTMENT CHALET FLAT J t oned his hair into spiked punk tinue the talks. They said it would be 6. Analyze the five verbs at the left which pertain style the day of the slayings, was arrested after an all-night up to the cardinal.to suggest a time to various sports. Try to match them appropriately manhunt. and place for further discussions. with the related items at the right to which they The cardinal’s communique said pertain. “ There’s a lot of tears here,” said Mike Leahy, principal at that “ after all the meetings that they (a) Curve...... (v) Cue have had. the mediators believe that (b) L o b ...... (w) Hoop Lourdes High School, where Brom was a sophomore. “ There the acceptance, in principle, of its (c) L o ft...... (x) Alley ■ proposal would favor the rapid (d) A rch ...... (y) Racket is surprise, shock and disbelief.... It may subside for a short while, advance of the cease-fire (e) Bank...... (z) Rosin bag but it will return.” negotiations.” Answers in Classified section Brom appeared calm during a ’k The communique’ also said the 15-minute arraignment in which government and the Contras should he was charged with four counts give their negotiators “ enough Connecticut Weather of first-degree murder and eight decision-making -ability, to resolve counts of second-degree murder. problems that present themselves in C^i J The charges allege different the negotiatlQns.” Central, Eastern Intertor, Southwest Interior: degrees of premeditation or in­ In a news conference after the talks Saturday, a chance of rain in the morning. Partial AP photos tent. He did not enter a plea. ended, Jaime Morales, the chief clearing in the afternoon. High 45 to 50. Chance of According to the complaint. SOVIET BUMP — Pictures released by the deliberately bumpedthe USS Caron. From Contra negotiator, said his team had rain 50 percent. Saturday night, partly cloudy. Low “ One person indicated that on Pentagon Friday show the Feb. 12 incident in left, the pictures show the Soviet ship the ability to make decisions on the 25 to 30. Sunday, turning breezy and colder. Mostly cloudy. High 30 to 35. Feb. 17. David Brom said he was the Black Sea in which a Soviet frigate, right. approaching, hitting, and breaking away. spot, noting that' the rebels had going to kill his parents that accepted Obando^y Bravo’s proposal West Coastal, East Coastal: Saturday, a chance of AP photo night, and another person indi­ Thursday night. rain in the morning. Then partial clearing. High 45 cated that she had a telephone “ We took a position and the'press is to 50. Chance of rain 50 percent. Saturday night, SUPPORTS POLICE — George Hughes of Dallas shows conversation with David Brom on Pictures show ships bumping witness to the fact,” Morales said. mostly cloudy. Low around 30. Sunday, turning his support for the city’s police department during a Feb. 18 during which he told her “ We accepted the proposal in princi­ breezy and colder. Mostly cloudy. High 30 to 35. he had killed his parents.” Friday afternoon raliy. For the second time in 30 hours. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Crimea peninsula after the two beyond 12 miles and by maneuver­ ple, and the other side did not.” “ No one knew except the Dallas police s h o t^ d killed an alleged assailant. Pentagon on Friday released video­ Navy vessels were ordered to assert ing dangerously around their ships. Tinoco, on the other hand, blamed friends he told, and they didn’t tape and still photographs of last their international navigation The videotape does not sjiow the the Contras for the breakdown in the Lottery Winners tell anyone.” said Charles Von week’s incident in which two Navy rights by sailing within 12 miles of American vessels maneuvering at negotiations. - ' Wald. Olmsted County sheriff. A warships were deliberately bumped the Soviet coast. all, but rather the two Soviet ships “ It was our impression that the Rally backs Dallas cops rumor about the killings finally by Soviet vessels in the Black Sea. Unlike the United States, which approaching them on an angle and Contras were systematically reject­ Connecticut daily Friday; 710. Play Four: 4743. reached teachers at Brom’s The photographs document the claims a three-mile territorial then moving in for the collision. ing all discussion of a cease-fire,” he Connecticut "Lotto" Friday; 17, t t , 26,20,30,31. school, and they notified Pentagon’s assertion the destroyer limit, the Soviet Union claims a In the footage shot aboard the told reporters, ‘" f he Contras continue after two suspects killed authorities. USS Caron and cruiser USS York- 12-mile limit along its coast. The Yorktown, American sailors can be to be advised by people in the The bodies of Bernard Brom. town were hit on purpose by the United States insists that any heard in the background swearing (Reagan) administration who want to DALLAS (AP) — A crowd of 75 internal investigation. continue the war.” - b d e x 41. his wife. Paullette. about 40. Soviet ships. country claiming 12 miles must still and yelling. people waved signs and released Tension flared last month when During a break in the talks Friday blue balloons Friday in support of Police Chief Billy Prince accused and children Diane. 14. and Rick. Indeg'ff., videotape sljojys the allow for “ innocent passage” by While only minor damage was 9, were found in their nightclothes Yorkto>vp Wjas bumped not pjhce as foreign ships through waters caused, the first collision between morning. Reichler.told reporters that BustnoM___ .34-35 Local news. Dallas police, after officers killed council members of fostering Ortega felt the Guateihala City talks Churches__ Thursday evening- at their home originally.feported. but twice as it beyond three miles. the Yorktown and a Soviet frigate . 14-15 Obituaries— two men who threatened them anti-police sentiment that led to should be confined solely to the Classified__ . 36-40 Opinion. with weapons in separate the Jan. 23 death of Officer John in suburban Cascade Township. steamed on a straight course. The Soviets have charged the was sufficiently strong that the C o m ics____ . 23-25 Senior Citizens. Von Wald said. The Feb. 12 confrontation oc­ Navy warships provoked the inci­ cameraman lost control of his mechanics of establtshing a cease-f i re incidents. Chase, who was gunned down by a and not become a forum for political Connecticut. ___8-9 Sports______.41-48 Minority leaders and the City deranged, homeless man. Some The four were believed to have curred off the Soviet Union’s dent by ignoring warnings to move camera. Focus______. 17-32 U.S./Wortd____ discussions. . 10-11 Council have berated the depart­ witnesses said a few youths egged been slain early Thursday morn­ ment for the past two years for on the gunman, though others ing. he said. A bloody. 28-inch ax being too trigger-happy when said they heard nothing of the was found in the basement. confronting suspects, especially kind. Another 16-year-old who spoke Manrhpatrr Hrrald blacks and Hispanics, but others Since then, however, the city with Brom hours before the Pro-Iranian group has Marine’s ID cards have rallied around police. has seen repeated shows of bodies were found told authorities USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 121 There have been police casual­ support for the department. there had been a dispute between TYRE, Lebanon (AP) — A pro- Higgins, 43, of Danville, Ky., was escort,” said Mario Zamorano, a U.N. Undersecretary-Genera! Mar- the boy and his father. Penny M. Sieffert, Publisher ties. too, including two officers At Friday’s noon rally at the Iranian group Friday claimed respon­ head of a 76-man United Nations spokesman for the U.N. secretary- rack Goulding echoed that denial slain last month. John F. Kennedy Memorial, the “ He indicated he was having sibility for kidnapping a U.S. Marine observer force in south Lebanon. general. Friday in a news conference at Osorgs T. Ctiappsll ShsMon Cotwn Police credited new two-person mostly white crowd held signs some trouble with his parents.” colonel serving with U.N. peacekeep­ About 15 of the observers assigned to In Washington, President Reagan Naqoura. - ' Editor Composlno Manager Von Wald said. “ One student said Osniss A. Robsfts Robert H. Hubbard patrols, begun after the second and released balloons in support ing forces and released identity cards the force are Americans. ’ said the United States will not “ We do not recruit spies. Everyone AdvtitMng Oirsetor Prasaroom Manager officer’s death, with averting of the double-patrol system police he was having trouble with his bearing his photograph. Observers from the United Nations withdraw Americans.from the U.N. here works-for the United Nations,” Mark F. AbrsHIt Joanna Q. Fromarth officers’ death or serious injury in dad because of a tape he had Truce Supervisory Organization work observer group in Lebanon despite the ■he said.. Butinsss Mansgtr Circulation Manager say may have saved the lifeof one It alleged that Lt. Col. William R. the latest incidents. officer Wednesday and prevented bought, and he didn’t want him Higgins was a spy for the “ Satanic alongside the 5,800-strong United abduction. Earlier in theday. Defense The Oppressed of the Earth said it Publlahad dally oiioagt Sunday and certain holidays by the Early Friday, police shot and further injury to the other officer listening to it.” CIA.” U.S. and U.N. officials denied Nations Interim Force in Lebanon, Secretary Frank Carlucci had said would release Higgins following a Manehaatar Publlahing Co.. 16 Bralnard Place, Manchastar, U.S. officials were studying a with­ complete Israeli withdrawal from its Conn. 06040. Saoond data poataga paid at Manehaatar, Conn. killed a white man who used a Friday. Von Wald and police officials the charges. deployed in 1978 at the Lebanon-Israel Poatmaalar Sand addraaa changaa to the Manehaatar Herald. hunting knife tocutanofficerwho “ We are here today to thank declined to say what the tape In a rescue attempt, Shiite Moslem border. drawal plan. security zone in south I^banon. It also P.O. Box 591, Manehaatar, Conn. 00040. had chased the man’s car during each and every peace officer contained or whether it had been militiamen spent a second day Gunmen abducted the colonel south The reponsibllity claim came in a demanded the release of anestimated If you doni raoahra your HaraM by 6 p.m. waalidaya or 7:30 of Tyre as he drove to UNIFIL typewritten Arabic statement from 30() Lebanese and Palestinian prison­ a.m. Saturdays, please talaphona your carrier. H yotfra unable a robbery investigation. across this nation for doing the seized by authorities. searching rain-swept citrus groves to reech your carrier, eaH subaerlbar aervloe at 647-gg46 by 6 Wednesday night, police fatally job that no one else is brave Classmates wept at a Mass at and cave-lined valleys for Higgins, headquarters in the border town of the Organization of the Oppressed on ers held In the Israeli-supervised p.m. weekdays for dsHnery In Manehaatar. shot a black man they said enough to do.” said Terri Klein- the Roman Catholic school, and who disappeared Wednesday. Naqoura. U.N. officials initially said Earth. It called Higgins “ one of the Khiam detention camp in south Suggsetad carrier ralsa ara $1.00 weakly, $7.70 for one that Higgins was violating U.N. rules biggest spies planting daily terror in Lebanon and the immediate cessation month, $23.10 for three months, $46.20 for six months and pointed a loaded semiautomatic meier, president of Citizens Of­ neighbors said they had no reason The searchers, who belong to the $02.40 for one year. Senior oHInn ratsa and maH rates ara pistol at an officer who had fering Police Support. to believe the family was any­ Amal militia headed by Justice for travel by Americans. our land.” of U.S. activity in Lebanon. S avaUsMe on raquasl. slipped and fallen on a dark Dorothy Johnson, one of the few thing but close-knit and loving. Minister Nabih Berri, also seized six But a U.N. spokesman in New York It alleged that Higgins used his The communique was delivered to a To plaoa a d aaalSad or ditplay advertlasmeni, or to raport a residential street and was unable said Friday that Higgins did not observer role as a cover for espionage Western news agency in Beirut along news Hem, story or pidurs Mas. call 643-2711. Office hours ara blacks to attend the downtown “ There’s no indication there activists of the Iranian-backed Hez­ 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. to draw his gun. rally, said there has been racial was any difficulty in the family.” bollah in pre-dawn house raids in ’Tyre violate travel restrictions. work. with photocopies of two identity The Manehaatar HeraldlsamambarofthaAaaoelatedPraaa. ’The department placed the tension in the city, “ but I don’t said the Rev. Syl Brown of the and accused them of involvement in “ As all his predecessors, he tra­ U.S. officials have denied that cards, one in English and one in the Audit Bureau of areulatlone and the New England velled freely in the area without Higgins has links with the CIA, and Hebrew. Newspaper Association. officers on routine administra­ take sides. A tragedy can happen Pax Christi Roman Catholic the plot. tive leave while it conducts an to either side." Church. Making money in the summer season Hospital sues town over bills College workshops help students find employment early By Nancy Concelman Manchester Herald By Anita M. Caldwell Manchester Memorial Hospital is suing the town Manchester Herald for more than $40,000 in general assistance funds for 4 5 eight low-income patients whose bills have not been For students looking for summer paid. jobs, now’s the time to begin the But attorneys for both the town and the hospital search. said the lawsuit is a common one and will probably Just ask Gail Grabowski. The assistant director of Career Services be settled out of court. Town Attorney David Wichman said patients who and Placement at Manchester Com­ apply for general assistance funds for medical care munity College said that too many V* students wait until the spring to begin through the town Social Services Department must looking for a job. meet strict income requirements outlined in the ‘ ‘This is the time they should be state statutes and the Department of Income looking,” she said, adding that the Maintenance policy. If the patients don’t qualify, -V students don’t realize how long a job the town won’t pay the bills. . . - • - search takes. The suit filed this week lists costs for eight Grabowski said the Career Services patients, treated between 1983 and 1986. The department offers three summer job amounts requested from the town are between $630 workshops between February and and $10,796. May to help students prepare for Ellen Jones. Social Services Director for the town, lining up summer jobs, whether it’s said the town and state first must verify that the for career-related work experience or patient is or was at the time of his treatment a general work experience. TERRY MANCINO I - u '. s » .. resident of the town. The person must meet the state ‘‘Community College students ar­ . . . “it helped” standard for income, which means that he cannot en’t aware of their options as much as \ / make more than $358 per month, the cost of living the students in four-year schools,” for one person. Grabowski said. The patient cannot have any real property, Jones The workshop helps students with said. The patient cannot have transferred any assets within the past two years with the intent of job choices and how to find informa­ .V- tion about the job they’re interested qualifying for general assistance funds or have any in. claims, inheritance, or insurance, Jones said. • Grabowski said she tells students to When patients apply for assistance. Wichman be professional in their job search and said, representatives from the Department of Income Maintenance and the Manchester Depart­ to approach a summer job choice in ' i the same manner as they would a ment of Social Services review the applications and permanent job. She emphasizes send­ determine which patients the town can cover under ing a cover letter and resume. the state regulations. Students should also set priorities The town is reluctant to pay the bills for those Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald regarding salary, location of the job patients that don’t qualify because it will lose the 90 Friday. She was one of dozens of tykes and whether the job is going to be « percent reimbursement the state gives to the town BALANCING ACT — Elizabeth Jordan, career-related work experience, sh( for patients who do qualify. Wichman said. As a 5, of Storrs, tries baiancing on a beam on from aii over Connecticut who visited said. result. hospitals are often forced to sue the towns for the chiidren’s playscape outside the the museum. Consider “ what you have to offer the money. Lutz Children’s Museum in Manchester and what is out there to do, and' “ We’re in a Catch 22 situation.” Wichman said. making the match between the two,” Wichman and Jones agreed that the courts tend to Grabowski said. favor the hospitals in most of these cases. Wemkfy Though she would like to see “ The courts have not been kind to DIM Meotti leads workshop Stu HIpkins/Special to Herald H ea h h Tip students take a more active role using DAN BONTEMPO regulations.” Wichman said. . . . "used it for a job” Rather than use the DIM policy. Jones said, “ the the services offered at the school for FINDING WORK — Gail Grabowski, assistant director of career job searches. Grabowski said most judge goes by the state statue and gives it a more at environmental event students at least start thinking about and that’s what I was in.” services at Manchester Community College, prepares for a job liberal interpretation.” Though he hasn’t used it for their chosen fields early. workshop with students. She says students should start looking Attorney Robert D. Tobin of Dupont, Tobin. State Sen. Michael P. Meotti. Legislatures.” “ It’s actually attheend of their first career-related work experience. Dan early for summer employment. Levin, Carberry & O’Malley of New London, the D-Manchester, will be a work­ The event, which is sponsored year that they think about career Bontempo, 19, thinks the job bank is a firm handling Manchester Memorial Hospital’s shop leader in the New England by the Lincoln Filene Center for good source of information. experiences,” Grabowski said. For example. Grabowski encour­ build interpersonal skills. case, said most of these cases are settled out of Environmental Conference when Citizenship and Public Affairs, To help students learn about jobs “ I used it for a job last summer,” ages students to look into summer Grabowski said she hopes the court. Tobin’s firm, which handles most of the these it ceiebrates its 10th anniversary attracted more than 1,000 persons outside the workshops, the school said Bontempo. who is studying camps. workshops help students get an early cases throughout the state, is considered an expert on Saturday. March 26, and last year. It is being co-sponsored criminal justice. offers a job bank. “ They’ re wonderful,” she said. jump on job hunting. in this type of litigation, Jones said. Sunday. March 27. at the Tufts by more than 200 New England The job bank is a listing of a variety Bontempo said it made it easy for “ They're an excellent opportunity for That’s exactly what Mancino says “ The iargest percentage gets resolved in favor of University Campus in Medford. environmental organizations, bu- by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. of jobs and descriptions on computer him to find out about salary and hours. students to get a meaningful summer the program does. the hospital,” Tobin said. Mass. The subject of the work­ sinesses and government which any student can use to investi­ Not all summer jobs need to be experience: to live someplace else.” “ What the computer didn’t give But. he added, “ in the vast majority of cases, the shop will be “ Dealing with State agencies. CHILDHOOD CANCER career-related work experience, Gra­ gate salary, location and specific skill She said the camp setting helps you, they (workshops) gave extra towns get reimbursed the full 90 percent.” Research substantiates that preg­ requirements. bowski pointed out. provide “ real responsibility in an information,” said Terry Mancino. Tobin said that although there are legitimate nant women who smoke usually “ It gives you a lot of suggestions Depending on the student’s major, environment that’s outdoors, meeting cases when patients don’t qualify for the funds, have babies who are smaller at and job opportunities,” said 18-year- she said, students may want to find new people.” Other workshops planned at Mt'C many times the town simply doesn’t know what the birth and have an increased risk (DO finectiait/ (oaficert/ Q5a//el> of dying during the first few days old Terry Mancino, a student at MCC. work that is lighter and save the “ And. it’s fun,” she said. state expects for information on these cases. But. will be held on ‘Tuesday, March 1 from loyce Karpiei, director of life. The data for children of “ It helped because it told me (the job career-related experience for during “ They’re not going to make a lot of 5 to 6 p.m. and Wednesday, April 13 Tobin said, communication between the state and women who smoked 10 or more required) an elementary ed major the year. money,” she said, but believes it helps from 5 to 6 p.m. towns has gotten better over the past few years, and cigarettes daily during preg­ towns have a better idea how to get reimbursement. nancy, shows the Incidence of can­ cer and leukemia in their children “ A few years ago. there was a iot more me BeeinstalK is essentially twfpt as high as uncertainty about the regulations,” he said. “ Now. “ normal” . The cancer-prone the path toward reimbursement is clearer.” effect persists to some extent Bolton man recognized for trying to save Manchester High School - Sat. Feb. 27 even after they become adults. EDington High School - Snn. March 6 By Nancy Concelman award was for Ather’s and a fellow assistance. critical moment, to bring us back Mansfield Mddle School • Son. Mar. 13 Manchester Herald employee’s attempt to save a heart Ather and Mears performed cardio­ from the edge of death,” Daniell said. Bank joins chamber attack victim’s life. pulmonary resuscitation until an The New England Savings Bank, with an office at A Bolton man who nearly saved a The incident occurred in 1986 in the ambulance arrived. The heart-attack The award, which has been pres­ 200 W. Center St. in Manchester has joined the All Performances 3 PM life two years ago was honored by the lobby of the United Technologies victim later died at the hospital, but at at la ented to nearly 12,000 people since Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. H American Red Cross earlier this building in Hartford, when Ather, a the ceremony this month. United 1928, recognizes those who use Red The Manchester office, which handles mortgage TICKETS AVAILABLE Adults *4.(X) month. senior corporate protection oHicer, Technologies Chairman Robert F. Cross training to save or sustain originations only, is staffed by Roberta T. Montour AT THE DOOR or Senior Citizens & Raymond Ather of 148 Walker St. in and Clarence Mears, of Bloomfield, a Daniel! praised Ather and Mears for human life. It was approved in and Heather J. Hammerl. 348 Main Street Bolton received the National Red sergeant with Unit^ Technologies’ their efforts and their knowledge of THE CHILDREN'S PLACE Children »2.00 Washington. D.C. and signed by The New England Savings Bank, which has its Manchester Cross Certificate of Merit during a Pratt '& Whitney unit, responded to a CPR. 452 Tolland Tpke., Manchester President Reagan and National main office in New London, was established in 1827. ceremony held Feb. S at United call from building management that a "W e all would like to hope that American Red Cross Chairman 643-5535 CALL 528-6266 649-1025 It has 335 employees. Technologies Corp. in Hartford. The heart attack victim needed someone will be there for us, at a George F. Moody. C a le n d a r s O b it u a r ie s A b o u t T o w n Meals resume on Monday Manchester Alice Adamsons p.m. at the Latvian Evangelical Bob Stivera Lutheran Church, 76 Windham Editor’s note; This column is lees, call a day in advance for a Alice (Vitins) Adamsons of LOS ANGELES (AP) - Bob Junior women plan trip Monday Road, Willimantic. Burial will be prepared by the staff of the ride; exercise with Cleo, 1;30 West Hartford, died Friday Stivers,- a producer of such TOLLAND — The Tolland Junior Woman’s Club Planning and Zoning Commission. Lincoln Center at the convenience of the family Manchester Senior Citizens’ Senior Citizens p.m.; basketweaving (beg.), 2 morning at Manchester Memor­ television specials as “ Circus of Inc. is sponsoring a bus trip to Boston. Mass., on Center. hearing room, 7 p.m. in Latvian Memorial Park Ceme­ p.m. ial Hospital. She was the widow of the Stars” and “ Celebrity Dare­ March 12 for the Boston Flower Show asnd Quincy Board of Education. Verplanck Elementary tery, Elka Park, N.Y. There are Wednesday — Caning, 9; 30 devils,” died Wednesday of Market. The bus will leave from the commuter School, 7:30 p.m. Arnold Adamsons, who died in no calling hours. The Cardinal- By Jeanette Cove March 10 — Round Table a.m.; crewel, 9; 30 a.m.; pino­ 1975. cancer. He was 67. parking lot. at Exit 68 off Interstate 84, at 8; 30 a.m. Senior Center Director Commission on the Aging. Senior Center, 7:30 Gagne-Pichowski Funeral Home. Singers. chle, 9:30 a.m.; Friendship Cir­ She was bom in St. Petersburg, He created the celebrity con­ and return to Tolland by 7 p.m. The cost is $15, p.m. 88 Windham Road, Willimantic, The trip schedule is as follows; cle. 10 a.m.; line dancing, 10;30 Russia, Aug. 26, 1904, the daugh­ test show “ The Movie Game.” excluding admission to the flower show. For The Senior Citizens’ Center will Eighth Utilities Budget Workshop. Tax Collec­ is in charge of arrangements. March 8 — New York Flower a.m.; bridge, 12; 30p.m.; arts and ter of the late Hermanis and Elna featuring such stars as John information, call 872-8558. Proceeds will benefit resume its meals program on tor’s office, 7:30 p.m. Memorial donations may be Show. The center has joined crafts club, 12;30 p.m.; exercise Vitins. She lived in Lebanon. Wayne. Bob Hope. Jimmy Ste­ Project Discovery, a state travel and education Monday, Feb. 22. Don’t forget to Tuesday made to the Latvian Memorial another group to make this trip with Rose, 1:30 p.m. Conn., and Vernon for many wart, Carol Burnett and Burt program for the handicapped. make your reservations for the Parks and Recreation Study Committee. Lincoln Park Cemetery, Elka Park, N.Y. possible. The trip will now leave Thursday — Orchestra rehear­ years before moving to West Reynolds, in 1969. Thursday meal no later than noon Center hearing room. 7:30 p.m. 12427. or to the Latvian Evangeli­ on March 9. Call Friendship sal, 9 a.m.; Thursday program. Hartford four months ago. In 1975, he created “ The on Tuesday. Thursday’s program Pitkin Glass Works. Lincoln Center gold room, cal Lutheran CHturch, 76 Wind­ Support group to meet Tours for details, 243-1630. 12:30 p.m., “ A Walk in the She was a member of the People’s Choice Awards,” now in will be conducted by the Audubon 7:30 p.m. ham Road, Willimantic 06226. March 23 — Coachlight, “ So­ Woods” : basketweaving (adv.).2 Latvian Evangelical Lutheran its 14th year. HARTFORD — The Hartford Area Support Group Society and will feature a slide Wednesday phisticated Ladies.” Seats are p.m. Church of Willimantic. for people who stutter will meet Wednesday at 7:30 presentation, “ A Walk in the Board of Directors and Board of Education. still available for $21.' Register in Friday — Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.; She is survived by one son, Atis p.m. in the B-2 conference room at C.M. Alliance Woods.” The program will also the office. bingo, 10 a.m. Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 p.m. Card of Thanks In Memoriam Insurance Co. on Myrtle Street. The group is open to focus on bringing more bluebirds Adamsons of West Hartford; two March 20 — Rockingham Race Hockanum River Subcommittee, Lincoln Center sisters, Nora and Berta, both in The family of Richard Berthiaume all individuals who stutter. Parking is available. into the area. With this in mind, Menu for the week In sad and loving memory of Jean Track. Call Senior Travel at gold room, 7:30 p.m. wishes to express their thanks to A. Tyler, who passed away on For more information, call 875-8401 after 7 p.m. bluebird houses will be distrib­ Latvia; one granddaughter. Kar­ 875-0538. Monday — Hamburger on roll, 'Hiursday ina Urtans Bennett of East relatives, friends and neighbors February 20,1987. uted to people who meet specified Democratic Town Committee. Lincoln Center for their kindness, generosity, love May 30 to June 3 — Wildwood, soup, dessert, beverage. Hartford: and two grandsons, criteria. and comfort during our recent be­ I miss you dear friend. Christian singles to meet N.J. Call Senior Travel at 875- Tuesday Grilled ham and hearing room, 7 p.m. Karl and Scott Adamsons, both of The center’s golf leagues are 0538. cheese sandwich, soup, dessert, PTA Council. Buckley Elementary School. 7:30 reavement. Sadly missed, EAST HARTFORD — The East Hartford raring to get started for another West Hartford. The Atlantic City trip that was beverage. p.m. The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 Diane Berthiaume & Family Joanie Christian Singles will meet on Sunday at 6:30p.m. at season of fun. The men’s league planned for Feb. 12 will be Wednesday — Beef stew, des­ St. Christopher's Church hall on Brewer Street. A will meet March 16 at 7 p.m. at the rescheduled. As soon as another sert, beverage. Andover pizza party and game night are planned. Guests are center. The ladies’ league will date has been confirmed, eve­ Thursday — Pasta and meat­ welcome. Admission for non-members is $3. meet March 30 at 1; 30 p.m. This ryone will be notified. There will balls. vegetable, garlic bread, Monday year the ladies’ league will also be additional seats available. beverage, dessert. Recreation Commission, Town Office Building, 7 /- N o w O p en Symphony to perform Handel play at the Manchester Country Please call the center and you will Friday —Tuna salad sandwich, p.m. Club and will begin play on May 2. be notified of departure time and soup, beverage, dessert. Elections Committee. Town Office Building. 7:30 WEST HARTFORD — Members of the Manches­ These meetings are mandatory. date. The cost remains at $5. p.m. ter Symphony and the Hartford Philharmonia Congratulations to Vic Cole­ Get-well wishes and a speedy Scores Society chorus will resent Handel's Oratoria, man, who defeated Wen Johnson recovery to Roger Negro, son of Tuesday. Feb. 16, bowling — "Esther,” on Feb. 28 at 3 p.m. at Emanuel in the best-of-seven series of an Theresa Negro. For 10 years Jim Fee 232,537; Stan Kalinowski Bolton Synagogue on Mohegan Drive. Tickets are $6, $5 for eight-ball tournament. Roger volunteered many, many 235,528; John Kravontka 213.547; Monday •TV. senior citizens and $3 for students. Kevin Mack will A workshop in Pysanky (Uk­ hours to the senior center to Sam McAllister 505; Harvey Public Building Commission. Community Hall, direct. For more information, call 668-5983. rainian Easter eggs) will be produce its shows. Duplin 503; Paul Desjeunes 228. 7:30 p.m. offered twice: March 24 and Condolences are extended to 545; Leo Leggett 551; Sam Tuesday ' “ 1 4(\ Fishing school begins March 4 March 31 from 9; 30 to 11; 30 a.m. the family of Bob Vater. Bob Maltempo 554; Paul Venza 203. Charter Revision Commission. Community Hall, Each class will be limited to 10 worked with the senior center 512. 8 p.m. EAST HARTFORD — The Connecticut Fly persons, and will cost $1 to cover very diligently to produce its last Ginger Yourkas 178, 473; Elea­ Thursday Fishermen’s Association is offering its 1988 fly the cost of materials. Call the variety show in 1984. Bob was also nor Berggren 188. 199, 544; Lottie Bolton Board of Education. Center School. 7:30 fishing school beginning March 4 at 7 p.m. in the office to register. a former director of communica­ Kuzynski 466; Stefla Hughes 468; p.m. Veterans Memorial Clubhouse on Sunset Ridge We have been experiencing a tions for Manchester Community Ida Cormier 455; Viola Pulford It’s Our Nature Drive. The school is designed for beginners and will large amount of no-shows from College. 176, 488; Jennie Leggett 179, 474; give instruction on equipment, choice of flies, water people who don’t bother to call Yolanda Bums 200, 488; Jean Coventry To Be Caring types and casting instruction. The final class will be Schedule for the week and cancel an activity for which Lukacs 181, 540. Monday held on the Willimantic River for practice. Tuition is they registered. We are begin­ Monday — Ceramics. 9:30 Wednesday. Feb. 17. pinochle Women Infants and Children. Town Office w've just opened our doors and our $30. For information, call 246-0728. ning to monitor no-shows and will a.m.; bingo, 10 a.m.; pinochle. — Mabel Loomis 802, Dom Building. 1 p.m. hearts to families seeking skilled-care nursing only put these persons on a 12:30 p.m.; exercise with Rose. Anastasio 657. Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office Breastfeeding classes set waiting list and allow them to l;30p.m. Wednesday. Feb. 17, bridge — Building. 7:30 p.m. care in a warm, comforting environment. register after all others ha ve done Tuesday — Oil painting. 9:30 Tom Giordano 3.920, Nadine VERNON — “ Breastfeeding for the employed Tuesday O ur setting on fourteen pastoral acres amidst so. We ask that you be consider­ a m.; square dancing, 10 a m.; Malcom 3.660. Eileen Wilson Food Distribution. Town Office Building, noon. mother” is a class offered to women who plan to ..ill orchards and ^umlands is not by accident, ate, for someone else could have grocery shopping at Stop & Shop, 3,610. Ruth Willey 3.480. Tom Town Hall Space Committee, Town Office •return to work or school while continuing to taken your place. call a day in advance for a ride; Regan 3.380. Irene Hallowell but by design. W s left nature undisturbed breastfeed their infant. The class will meet on Building. 7:30 p.m. Please make note of the follow­ non-grocery shopping at Brad- 3.300. Joanne Allard 3.110. Library Building Committee. Booth and Dimock and it responded by surrounding us with Friday. Feb. 26, from 10 a.m. to noon at Rockville ing activities and programs; Library. 7:30 p.m. General Hospital on Union Street and is open to all Feb. 29— 10 a.m.. “ All you fjii! beauty and warmth, sharing with us the Kk. new parents whether or not their infants were born Wednesday wonderful sights and sounds o f the seasons. wanted to know and were afraid Youth Services. Town Office Building. 2:15 p.m. Ml i:: at Rockville hospital. For information, call 872-3650. to ask about AIDS. ” conducted by dllu-' Thursday .ni!:- Our limited capacity of only 36 rooms (lu- th e Manchester Health Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 Department. permits personalized attention to individual AARP meets in March p.m. March 3 — Fidelco Guide Dogs Economic Development Commission. Town Of­ needs, interests and abilities - whether it be TOLLAND — Chapter 1241 of the American Foundation will present a slide fice Building. 7:30 p.m. medical and nursing care, nutrition, therapy Association of Retired Persons will meet March 7 at show on the training of guide dogs or recreation - for a comprehensive, total 1 p.m. at the Moose Lodge on Kingsbury Avenue. for the blind. A representative Members should bring a non-perishable item for the will bring a guide dog along for a approach to well-being. Tri-Town Pantry Shelf and a magazine or book for demonstration. Safety, comfort and an ambiance o f distinc­ the free exchange table. Attorney Joseph D. March 7 — 10 to 11:30 a.m.. Graduate becomes prexy Courtney will speak baout aging. tion are hallmarks of Glastonbury Health Handyman/Handywoman Home NEW LONDON (AP) — A graduate of Connecti­ The “ 55 Alive” driving course will be held March Care Center. Formal dining with linen and Repair begins for four weeks. cut College has been named its eighth president, the 10 and 11 from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. at the lodge. A $7 Register in the office. school announced Friday. china, a library, ice cream parlor, beauty check should m made payable to “ AARP, 55 Alive” Claire Lynn Gaudiani. a 1966 graduate of the salon and nature walks are just some o f the GMoifewy Hank Cmc Cntar and sent to Karl Baer. 69 Davis Ave., Rockville school, will officially become president of the 1175 H fhiM An m m 06066. For more information, call 872-8698. Put your facilities and services that help enrich our 1.600-student college July 1. succeeding Oakes CtMnMiT, ComwUcM HIM driver’s license number on your check. GREEN LODGE residents’ quality of life. (2») 659-1995 (ItoM Fir TIm A|i4 Ames. Gaudiani is currently acting associate director of We invite you to visit us and experience the Devdoped ftftd M ini|ed by the Joseph H. Lauder Institute for Management and About Town deadlines ADULT CARE warmth a ^ caring awaiting our residents. Athou Heakh Cue AssociMes, lac. International Studies at the University of Pennsly- For an appointment, consultation or vania in Philadelphia. Pa. At the institute, Gaudiani Items submitted to the About Town column should * “% n registration call for Social Service Director be submitted to the Manchester Herald at least five 725 AM -6 PM directs the graduate language and culture program. days before the desired publication date. exposure The appointment marks the first time in the at 659-1905. MEDICATION SUPERVISION limited Always include a name and a daytime phone INCLUDES 3 MEALS art A fram iaK college’s 77-year history that a graduate of the number in case questions arise. Items should be school has b ^ n named its president. 111 Cantor Street HouiK doM d Mondiy Gaudiani could not reached for comment at her The Natural Choice typewritten or plainly printed on business-size 649-5985 Tum .. Wed., FrI. S-S:90 stationery. Manchester Thuft. »-8 / 3 «. 9-6 Philadelphia home Friday night. Connecticiit in Brief Insurers opposing unisex plan Bail denied for Wells Fargo defendant HARTFORD (AP) - A federal was arrested in Puerto Rico in August Palmer, who had also been held for 30 “risk of flight,” but he does not pose a $8.5 million cancer center set judge Friday denied bail for a Wells 1985, there was a shootout with FBI months without bail. Attorneys said it “risk to other persons” as required to hold him without bail under the NEW HAVEN — The Hospital of St. Raphael will say women remain better risks Fargo robbery defendant Imprisoned agents, and one agent was wounded. would take some time to arrange for build a $8.5 million, full-service cancer center here, without bail for a record 30 months He also said that the continued property owned by Segarra Palmer’s federal Bail Reform Act. while awaiting trial. detention of Ojeda Rios without ball father in Puerto Rico to be used as Clarie said that while Segarra administrators say. HARTFORD (AP) - Insu­ issuance or pricing of insurance behalf of the Insurance Associa­ Palmer has been linked by federal The new. 22,000-square-foot center will provide rance industry lobbyists on Fri­ in this state, that practice is tion of Connecticut, said the bill’s U.S. District Court Judge T. Emmet doesn’t violate the defendant’s 5th security for the bail so the defendant Clarie turned down the request of Amendment right to due process of could be released. authorities to an attack on the Muniz . radiation services, chemotherapy, laboratory ser­ day urged a legislative commit­ unconstitutional. Period.” intent “is constructive and lauda­ Air Base in Puerto Rico In January vices. counseling, ^ucation and support programs tee to defeat a bill aimed at She acknowledged that if the ble. but its effect is destructive Filiberto Ojeda Rios, who pleaded law. Ojeda Rios has been held longer In Segarra’s case, Clarie said that with the court on Jan. 26 to release without bail than any other defendant the the defendant’s constitutional 1981 that resulted in nine aircraft for cancer patients, officials announced Thursday., prohibiting sex discrimination in bill becomes law, women would and implausible.” being destroyed “this operation in­ The project also includes two new linear insurance rates pay more for some types of “Any group that can be identi­ him on bail or grant him an in federal judicial history. rights would be violated If the accelerators for radiation therapy, costing $1 immediate trial. Rios had argued that the pre-trial government continued to hold him volved the destruction of property, not They said that insurance costs insurance, specifically life and fied as having lower costs is given the threat to human lives.” million each, and a new computerized treatment are based on risks, and women, auto insurance for women under a cheaper price,” she said. “The defendant is a risk of flight detention was a violation of interna­ without setting bail. system costing $190,000, said Dr. Arthur L and a great danger to persons and the tional law and denied allegations that Prosecutors had argued against Sixteen defendants are charged in especially in areas such as life the age of 25. She said health “Women are a lower cost group, robbery of $7 million from the Wells Knowlton. the hospital’s director of radiation insurance, are better risks, so the insurance costs would go down justifying lower, more competi­ community.” Clarie said in a 40-page, he was a Cuban agent. any bail, saying that Segarra Palmer therapy. On Feb. 11, Clarie set bail at $1 was likely to flee If set free. Fargo depot In West Hartford in cost of premiums is lower for for women and up for men. if the tive life insurance prices. written ruling. September 1983. women. bill passes. Clarie noted that when Ojeda Rios million for Juan Enrique Segarra CHarie said Segarra Palmer is still a Lleberman not In conflict But representatives of the “Women do not need to be “And similarly, in auto (insu­ state’s Permanent Commission treated in a preferential way. nor rance) for young men and women HARTFORD — State Attorney General Joseph on the Status of Women told the do we choose to be protected or driving the same number of Experts say print Lieberman was within the boundaries of the state’s Judiciary Committee that any taken care of by insurance miles, women have fewer acci­ conflict of interest code when he accepted $6,150 in kind of discrimination based on dents and hence lower costs,” she companies.” Hamm said. “In the said. contributions for his U.S. Senate campaign from sex is illegal in Connecticut and long term, once sex has been implicates suspect executives of a company awaiting a legal opinion said the bill should be passed. eliminated as a factor, the result Lautzenheiser said the same from his office, an official said Friday. “Equality is the law in this will be that men and women will justification is used in offering Alan S. Plofsky, investigator for the state Ethics state,” said Gail K. Hamm, the be treated equally in all areas of discounts to non-smokers. in reporter killing Commission, said he learned about the contribu­ commission’s legislative coordi­ insurance.” tions from a newspaper article, but said. “It’s not a She said proponents of the bill nator. “And if sex is used to treat Barbara J. Lautzenheiser. an were trying to “equalize some­ HARTFORD (AP) — A fingerprint found on a pair conflict of interest under the code of ethics" for individuals differently in the insurance actuary speaking on thing which just isn’t equal.” elected officials. of scissors near the body of a slain newspaper “If. in any way. (a candidate) tied some action to reporter is that of a suspect arrested in the case and getting a contribution from someone, we’d slam him not a police investigator’s, a panel of fingerprint under the code,” Plofsky said. State warns partners about AIDS experts said in upholding an FBI finding in the “But as long as it’s a political contribution that’s matter. within the law. and I’m sure it is, it’s not a conflict." HARTFORD (AP) - The sex­ “The purpose is to attempt to people who think they are sick or James E. McDonald, a forensics expert who took ual partners of some people who let people who might not other­ have the AIDS virus will not go to part in the murder investigation, disagreed with the test positive for the AIDS virus wise have known that they may be tested if they have to give their FBI ruling on the fingerprint, contending it was his ‘Lollipop’ Issue still unsettled will be contacted by state officials have been exposed to the AIDS names.” McCormick said. own print. HAR'ITORD — House Speaker Irving J. Stolberg under a new program already virus.” Hadler said. “If people are not willing to But the seven members of the International said Friday he hopes to have a special committee under fire from advocates of But the Rev, Brendan McCor­ give their own name. I think they Association of Identification’s certification board resolve the issue of a censure against a legislator AIDS sufferers. mick, president of AIDS Project- will be equally reluctant to give disputed his claim. McDonald said Friday. who referred to homosexuals as “lollipops.” The pilot program funded with Greater New Britain. said he does the names of other people.” “I heard they agree with the FBI,” McDonald Stolberg. D-New Haven, has been trying for about $100,000 in federal money not think the program will work Hadler said the state has said. “It doesn’t matter to me. They read it (the several weeks to resolve the issue with House will begin in the southern part of because few people will want to always considered contact trac­ print) backward like the FBI did. They’re going to Minority Leader Robert G. Jaekle, R-Stratford, and Connecticut, possibly as soon as divulge the names of their sexual ing a possibility, but it was not a have to show me in court.” avoid having the resolution come to a vote on the April, said Dr. Jam-'s L. Hadler. partners. high priority until money became McDonald comented while waiting to testify at the House floor. chief of epidemiology for the state “It is my experience that available. probable cause hearing for Joseph Lomax, 22, of The offending remark was made by Rep. Eugene Department of Health Services. Hartford, who is charged in the murder of Kara A. Migliaro Jr.. R-Wolcott, and Rep. Paul He said the program will be Laezynski, 24, a reporter for the Journal Inquirer Gionfriddo, D-Middletown. wants Migliaro repri­ launched first in New Haven. newspaper of Manchester. manded. The resolution he drafted doesn’t use the Bridgeport, Norwalk and Stam­ Lomax was arrested on Dec. 24,1987 and charged word censure, but Gionfriddo said it would amount ford. but health officials hope to with felony murder, murder and first-degree to the same thing. expand it if the legislature burglary in the slaying of Laezynski, a Union, N.J., approves $200,000 for “contact ^anc4^ ItAdn^ native whose body was found in her Hartford Cops take on booze providers tracing” included in Gov. Wil­ apartment by a co-worker on Oct. 5,1987. liam A. O’Neill’s proposed budget ’The FBI and the state police have said the print MADISON — A police warning that^he^’re for 1988-89. found on a pair of scissors in Laezynski’s apartment cracking down on people who provide auroml’ to State health workers in the matches Lomax’s left pinky finger print. minors at parties follows an incident in which a program will ask people who test But McDonald, who worked with Hartford police drunken 16-year-old girl passed out on a lawn positive for the AIDS virus to on the case, claims their identification was wrong. outside a home and was sexually fondled. name sexual partners who could He was subpeonaed to court by prosecutors and ' Police said they arrested three people earlier this have been infected. Hadler said. came equipped with an armful of fingerprint birthing room, using come to “room-in’ Birthing Center would week on charges stemming from a party on Nov. 21. Those people will be contacted, blow-ups to use during his testimony. Chances are. Max 1987 in which the girl became intoxicated. She was told they “were named by some­ McDonald’s appearance on the stand was short, won’t remember what the prepared child­ anytime. Dad even be delighted to show taken by ambulance to Vale-New Haven Hospital, one who may be infected with the however. He was asked to examine copies of the a great time he had at birth methods they spent the night! The you their facilities and where her blood-alcohol level was measured at .447. AIDS virus,” and advised to seek fingerprint and testified that he had made them. He next day. Mom and offer you more informa­ police Sgt. William G. Dana Sr. said ’Thursday. The Family Birthing learned at the Clenter. counseling and testing for the also was asked how fingerprints are made. tion. After all, doesn’t “That kind of blood-alcohol level could have AIDS virus, he said. McDonald didn’t get a chance to testify about the Center at Manchester After Max’s arrival Dad shared a spiecial meant death.” Dana said. He said the girl survived. controversy because Assistant State’s Attorney Memorial Hospital. they celebrated with "Stork Club” gourmet your baby deserve “We’ve had an ongoing problem with alcohol Dennis O’Connor didn’t raise the issue. Since photo-taking, a cham­ dinner and got instruc­ as warm a welcome as - abuse in town,” he said. “We are issuing a warning But his parents will prosecutors didn’t question McDonald on the tions bn how to care little Max? that we will arrest anyone who sells, dispenses or dispute, defense attorneys also were blocked from never forget the won­ pagne toast and hugs supplies alcohol beverages to minors.” IMCOME TAX exploring the matter. derful experience. all around. All with for their little birthday For more informa­ O’Connor said that under couitprocedure defense From the moment the security and confi­ boy. tion on The Family Couple facing more charges PREPAMTION attorneys could pursue the matter after the state dence that Max and If you see a “birth Birthing Center or a has concluded its presentation. McDonald said he they arrived, they PLYMOUTH (AP) — Police say they have filed SERVICES would return Tuesday and expected to testify more enjoyed the special Mom were getting the day” celebration in free tour please call additional charges against a married couple fully at that time. attention and personal expert medical atten­ your future. The Family 643-1223. already accused of sexually abusing an undeter­ BY CPA not, tufuv to Under state law, the fingerprint is enough care that are so hard tion of Manchester mined number of children whom they photographed evidence to charge a suspect with murder. in the nude. Over 15 Yearm Earlier Friday, Hartford police Detective James to come by in some Memorial’s top-notch • • I s Police have charged Nikolai Zarick. 32, with 11 Experience Pasqurell described the murder scene and evidence of the bigger hospitals. doctors and nursing counts of risk of injury to a minor and seven counts investigators collected. of second-degree sexual assault. Zarick’s wife, Throughout labor and staff. “I saw the scissors when I first entered the After delivery. ( Robin 26. was charged with 11 counts of risk of 647-9780 apartment. ’They were a few inches from her delivery, Max’s parents injury and one of delivering liquor to a minor. McKee Place (Laezynski’s) head. James McDonald secured had the support of Mom was settled into telHINGClENTra Police arrested Zarick at his home in Plymouth of Manchester those,” Pasqurell testified. their own nurse in the her comfortable room shortly before 6 p.m. Thursday Mr Zarick, who YOUR BUSINESS OFRCE AT MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL "I saw Mr. McDonald bend down and pick up the where Max was wel­ now lives at her mother’s house in Wolcott, was 164 East Center Street Homes from $168,100 scissors by the black handle. That’s the last time I privacy of their own arrested there by Wolcott police around 7:30 p.m. 688-6473 Manchester, CT 0 6 0 4 0 saw them until later when they were sitting on a Thursday, authorities said. kitchen counter,” the detective said. f ' • Panama shows interest

U.S./Woild In Brief Bush, Dole debate; . V . i' in bargain on Noriega

WASHINGTON (AP) - At Dems try to cool it “ technically legal” and passed Arabs, soldiers In new clashes Panama’s request, a high State that information on to Delvalle, JERUSALEM — Arabs and Israeli soldiers Department official sounded out he said. fought with stones and tear gas after Friday By The Associated Press and get back on the horse again,” the Justice Department about the Moslem prayers, a weekly ritual in the occupied Bush said. possibility of dropping drug traf­ Raising of the possibility sug­ laiids since riots began Dec. 8, and hundreds of Vice President George Bush “ So you don’t get angry and ficking charges against Pana­ gested Panamanian interest In a police reinforcements moved into Jerusalem. suggested Friday that GOP presi­ bitter when you get defeated. You manian strongman Manuel Anto- deal under which Noriega, head No deaths or serious injuries were reported dential rival Bob Dole was pick yourself back up and get n io Noriega, the State of Panama’s Defense Forces, during clashes in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, “ angry and bitter” over his loss back on the horse and go on and Department said Friday. would fulfill a longstanding U.S. which Israel has occupied since capturing them in New Hampshire but Dole win the next election.” Assistant Secretary of State objective by withdrawing from from Jordan and Egypt in the 1967 Middle East war. countered “ we’ll see who’s dispi­ But in Lexington, Ky., Dole Elliott Abrams made the inquiry politics. Fifty-five Palestinians have been killed in the 10 rited” after Tuesday’s Midwest­ shrugged off Bush. before meeting privately Wed­ weeks of violence, according to U.N. figures. Abrams “ made no deal, offered ern contests. Defnocratic Na­ “ We’re ready to go. We’re nesday In Miami with Panaman­ Neil Kinnock, leaderofBritain’sopposition Labor tional Chairman Paul Kirk told ready for the next round in South ian President Eric Arturo Del­ no deal and was not in a position to Party who is visiting Israel, said soldiers are using his squabbling presidential can­ Dakota and Minnesota and we’ll valle, State Department offer a deal,” Redman said. soft-nosed dumdum bullets, which expand when didates to cool it. see who wins those two. We’ll see spokesman Charles Redman He said the indictments against , they hit a target and cause greater damage. Israeli The Democratic candidates who’s dispirited Wednesday Noriega are “ obviously based on said. officials have denied similarcharges by Palestinian save Sen. Albert Gore Jr. debated morning next week,” he said. strong evidence, and we have doctors. in St. Paul, Minn., ahead of the With only a few days to go, a Redman sqggested that every intention on carrying WILLIAM PALEY South Dakota primary and Min­ Bush aide said the campaign was Abrams anticipated that Delvalle through with them.” Swaggart under investigation . . . critical condition nesota caucuses, while the Re­ “ pulling out” of South Dakota. would raise the possibility at their publicans debated over a debate “ We’re going to concentrate meeting. Justice Department spokes­ SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — TV evangelist Jimmy that dwindled to just two our resources on the South. And AP photo man Terry Eastland had no Swaggart'is’under investigation by his church over Redman denied an account in immediate comment. He said he CBS founder candidates. Dole got an enormous bump from WIND DAMAGE — Jim Roth, a Pacific Beil maintenance worker, waiks The New York Times that said matters that could cost him his credentials, the Rep. Richard Gephardt and Iowa,” said the aide, who did not would have to check with Assist­ Assemblies of God said Friday. through the charred ruins of a roofing company in East Los Angeies after Abrams told DelvalJe the indict­ ant Attorney General William Massachusetts Gov. Michael Du­ want to be identified. ment might be dropped if Noriega CBS News and ABC News reported later Friday in bad shape kakis drew fire from their Demo­ Gore skipped the Democratic a fire — caused by arcing electricai wires in high winds — destroyed the Weld, the Justice Department that church officials had received information withdrew from politics and went official with whom Abrams cratic presidential rivals in the debate to make a money run to buiiding and three nearby homes Friday. into exile. The Times cited U.S. ' about alleged sexual misconduct by Swaggart. NEW YORK (AP) - William spoke. free-wheeling debate that indi­ California, where he took a officials and congressional staff There was no immediate confirmation from the Paley, founder and chairman of cated their status following wins question about which of his rivals The Reagan administration has Assemblies of God. members as its source. CBS, was in critical condition in Iowa and New Hampshire. were Democratic dead wood. been pressuring Noriega and his The 13-member Executive Presbytery of the Friday suffering from lung and At the Republican debate in “ Mike Dukakis, Jesse Jackson Fierce Santa Ana winds Redman said Abrams met with military colleagues to withdraw Assemblies of God met in closed session with kidney failure, a hospital spokes­ Dallas, reduced to a one-on-one and Dick Gephardt — all three Justice Department officials from politics and to allow an Swaggart at the church’s international headquar­ woman said. event by the refusal of Dole and represent an old approach that merely to ask for a “ legal elected civilian leadership to run ters for nearly 10 hours Thursday. ’The 86-year-old executive has Pat Rqjsertson to participate, has been associated with losing cause death and damage opinion.” Abrams was told it was the country. been in critical condition since both Bush and Rep. Jack Kemp four out of the last five elections, ’ ’ Reagan, Kohl talk amis control undergoing gall bladder surgery said they regretted the boycott he said. LOS ANGELES (AP) — The second Grebe. Feb. 11, said Elizabeth Erlanger and said it would hurt their And rival Sen. Paul Simon of WASHINGTON — President Reagan and West blast of fierce Santa Ana winds in a week The death toll for the week’s winds of New York Hospital-Comell opponents. Illinois reversed his earlier state­ German Chancellor Helmut Kohl agreed Friday to raked southern California, felling trees reached five late Thursday when gusts up Medical Center. Bush and Kemp clashed bit­ ment that he could not continue devise a comprehensive Western arms control that killed a child, downing dozens of to 60 mph hit Yosemite National Park, NEED SOME EXTRA Paley built the Columbia terly over nuclear defense stra­ his campaign unless he won power lines and fanning fires that left knocking down a ponderosa pine that strategy to confront the Soviet Union with “ realism, Broadcasting System from a tegy, as Bush asserted the New strength and alliance unity." either South Dakota or Minnesota about 50 people homeless Friday. crushed 9-year-old Jasmine Bitts of fledgling radio network that he York congressman won’t under­ next week. SPENDING Kohl ended a two-day trip to Washington with a Damage to buildings and danger from Garden Grove, Calif., when it fell on a bought in 1928. He controlled it for stand war until “ you’ve seen your meeting and lunch at the White House in which he “ I’m in this race until Atlanta, ” flying debris forced a school district to cabin. The girl’s mother and a companion more than half a century, turning fellow man drop dead.” and Reagan congratulated each other on the Simon said first in Sioux Falls. cancel classes for 20,000 students, and the suffered minor injuries. MONEY!! over the reins in 1983. In Oklahoma City earlier. Bush recently signed Intermediate-range Nuclear For­ S.D.. then in Minneapolis. “ And Coast Guard searched the stormy ocean Hundreds of campers were ordered from When CBS’s biggest stock­ suggested that Dole was brooding ces Treaty and hailed a NATO effort to sort out we’re going to begin with the for a missing yachtsman. the area, but it was reopened by holder, Loew’s Corp., became over New Hampshire. potentially conflicting arms control goals. strongest show of support we can The latest blast of high wind hit late midmorning, said park spokeswoman Lisa unhappy with his successor’s “ You learn that the rodeo is full “ We agreed that we must deal with the Soviet muster from committed Demo­ Thursday and before dawn Friday and Dapprich. policies, Paley teamed with of hard encounters with the We may just have a Union from a position of realism, strength and crats in South Dakota and Minne­ reached 70 mph at Monument Peak in San Falling trees damaged at least five Loew’s chairman Lawrence ground and you learn to pick sota who seek a fundamental Diego County, where Interstate 8 was cabins, she said. newspaper route available alliance unity," Reagan said in an East Room Tisch to retake control In 1986. farewell to the chancellor. yourself up and dust yourself off change in America’s direction.” temporarily closed, and 50 mph at Ontario Thirty utility poles toppled in the in your area... International Airport, the National morning in San Bernardino County, Weather Sfnneesaid. blacking out 6,300 Southern California (Manchester) Shultz Is likely to visit Syria HowevAc' hlgh wind wai^gs were Edison customers in the Rialto area, said WASHINGTON — Secretary of State George P. canceled .w1)0h the wind-geh&cating high spokeswoman Pat Messigian. The Los pressure system over Nevada and Utah Angeles Department of Water and Power Clearvlew Dr...... all Union St...... 13-91 Shultz “ most likely” will visit Syria when he goes to Mayfair Gardens ' weakened. The wind whistling over the reported 28,000 customers with outages. 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OPINION Hide-and-go-seek, played with cocaine WASHINGTON - ’The experts concluded: "Means for against the popular tide. We reported How would you sneak sorting these illicit needles from these in 1986 that Beldekas, a professor at 75,000 kilos of cocaine legitimate haystacks — without inter­ ^ston University, found a virus in the into the country? The rupting the essential flow of com­ blood of AIDS patients that was Potomac Potpourri task sounds harder than merce — presents a major challenge similar to ttat of African swine fever. it is. Drug smugglers for Ute technological community.” Since he published his findings, Beldekas says he has been black­ manage to do it every Footnote: It is just as hard to spot balled. Rumors circulated linking year. The tough job lies illicit drug money leaving the United Out of ‘circulation’ Me him with various radical groups and with the people who try States as it is to detect the narcotics attributing to him some bizarre So who doesn’t already know that activist actor to stop the avalanche. coming in, according to the task force. notions, like the theory that people Ed Asner is hardly a fan of President Reagan and A task force of Pen­ “ Drug money could leave the country could get AIDS from eating pork. his Republican administration? tagon experts recently as one dollar in every $2,500 among Commodity brokers even called him analyzed the means and methods ■ 30,000 of the 34 million airline the $1 trillion of international wire Former Texas Sen. John Tower, for one. to ask if beef would be a better buy.

Position Project 1988 U.S. averago annual aalary By the Editors departure on the issuing airline. Try a mix instead of topsoii of Consumer Reports On many international trips, that Here’s the Answer » C on su m er could mean a full day or more. Office manager $24,100 picture this; An airline’s low­ By Earl Aronson ^ can’t be overwatered orunderwa- R ep orts But many discount tickets can QUESTION: I have read about intend to paint the inside soon. The Associated Press tered. We call it the forgiving Executive secretary $23,8 0 0 : est advertised round-trip fare from Los Angeles to Tokyo is $851, be refunded or exchanged the different ways in which Every room is covered with Weeders Guide soil.” through the issuing consolidator, Full-charge bookkeeper $23,300; but you’re able to buy a ticket on squirrels can be kept from eating pictures or other things that have A soil-less medium has been Wulster says there is a confin­ bulk-fare tour operator or the food in a bird fe^er. I thought the same flight for only $569. Are business volume consolidators been hung on nails. When we take developed especially for plants in ing of the root system in contai­ ■ ■.■. . " . v ; $23,100 agency. Refund service charges you and your readers might be down the pictures before doing hanging baskets, window boxes mirably? Wulster gives the fol­ ners.“ The medium can extract Legal secretary ■I you dreaming? No. You just can deliver and how eager the bought your ticket through a airlines are to fill the seats. vary. interested in my experience with the painting, there will be a lot of and other outdoor containers lowing reasons: nutrients much faster than in soil Administrative assistant .$22,^>00 this matter. I had trouble keeping consolidator. As for frequent-flier mileage, nail holes. I know they should be where they need closer attention ■ Good topsoil has become where there is a constant steady Discount tickets are confined squirrels out of my bird feeider. Secretary with word 20,100 Consolidators are little-known most, but not all. airlines allow filled. Will it be all right to fill than garden soil plantings. more scarce and moreexpensive. supply. Containers are poorly '.'$ largely to intemationaly routes, One day in our attic. I came ticket brokers who sell seats on travelers on discount tickets to them with regular patching mate­ “ A growing medium must To ensure a pest-free product, dr/iined. Theydon’thavethedeep where fares a re usually subject to across some very old phonograph $20,000 international flights that airlines rial or will I have to get down to perform three functions to ensure topsoil must undergo expensive source found in soil and the Secretary with shorthand government approval. Since de­ qualify. records that belonged to m^ the mesh I knew is underneath the vigorous plant growth.” says Dr. pasturization to kill seeds, in­ gravity source is not available.” think will remain unsold at their grandmother. It came to me that Medical secretary $18,500 advertised fares. The consolida­ regulation, the domestic airlines If your travel agency doesn’t plaster? George Wulster of Rutgers Uni­ sects. nematodes and plant He describes the container r have developed sophisticated one of the large-sized recordings pathogens. tors offer these tickets to travel handle consolidator tickets, shop versity’s Cook College of Agricul­ medium search: “ We tried var­ Secretary without $18,300 pricing practices and seat- might be just what I needed to ANSWER: If the holes were shorthand agencies and often directly to around for one that does. You can ture and Environmental Science. ■ Often herbicide residues are ious formulations for annuals and allocation programs that allow solve the squirrel problem. Irana larger — say a couple of inches in found in topsoil that will kill individuals at 20 to 30percent less also buy from a consolidator “ It must strike a balance between perennials. We tested thedurabil- Assistant bookkeeper .'$18,100 them to raise and lower prices feeder pole th rough the la rge hole diameter — you might have to plants as well as weeds. than the airlines’ published pri­ directly. C!heck the small ads in water-holding, air-holding and ity of mixtures for two or three quickly in response to changing in one of the records and attached worry about the mesh. But with $17,400 ces. But many consumers are the Sunday travel section of your nutrient-holding properties. It ■ Topsoil is highly variable in years. We created areas 1 foot Credits/collections market conditions. it to the pole about three-quarters small nail holes, you can fill them must be a uniform commodity nutritional content and structure. wide and 2-3 feet long, using 30 unaware that these flight bar­ newspaper. Many consolidators with a spackling compound or 15,800 of the way up. This made a kind of that the consumer can depend ■ Topsoil is heavy to handle different formulations. After the Receptionist $ gains exist. Airlines aren’t eager Some consolidators also that advertise in Chicago, Los other patching material the same baffle such as is sold at bird upon to perform the same way and ship. first season, we dug up those not to publicize the fact that they sell market hotel rooms abroad. Angeles,New York and San Fran­ as you would do with wallboard. Clerk/typist r ^14,500 stores. I attached it so that it with each purpose.” ■ Topsoil in containers wiil suitable and tried others. tickets below advertised prices, Hotels that anticipate periods of cisco papers are used to dealing Fill each hole the tiniest bit above would stay in place, yet move The mix was formulated for hold so little air that roots of “ We ended up with 10 or 12 and many of the sales transac­ low occupancy often a rrange with with out-of-town customers. You the surface, since the patch freely if any weight were placed A.H. Hoffman Inc. of Landisville. seedlings and even established formulations with qualities we tions are contrary to current, consolidators to sell rooms at may want to call the local Better usually will shrink. A bit of on it. Sure enough, when a Pa. Hoffman, which was estab­ plants often suffocate, especially are looking for. Some had the NEA graphic though unenforced,.federal law. discount rates, often at 40 to 50 Business Bureau before you sanding may be in order to make squirrel would climb up the pole lished in 1899 on a farm in with soils containing large appearance of organic vitality Recently, the editors at Consu­ percent savings. You may have to entrust a substantial sum of everything smooth. and step on the record to go Banford. Pa., specializes in soil­ amounts of clay or silt. that gave reasonable plant Salaries for secretaries and other office workers are mer Reports Travel Letter buy air tickets through the money to a consolidator you don’t weighed the risks and benefits of know. higher, the record would flop QUESTION: We neglected to improving products and farm George Ewing Jr., president of growth fora variety of vegetables expected to increase an average of 5 to 8 percent from consolidator to obtain the dis­ dealing with consolidators. In the loosely and the squirrel would fall store our long garden hose during se^s. Hoffman, says the major prob­ and flower plants. For contain­ 1987 to 1988. But office workers who know how to use counted hotel rooms. off. After trying this a few times “ Topsoils and so-called com­ lems of home gardeners are ers. the physical aspects, struc­ editors’ opinion, anyone traveling One more tip; Use a credit card the early part of winter and it computers and other high-tech equipment could see their abroad should first explore the "The vast majority of consolida­ and always getting the same froze with some water in it. Is it posted natural products gener­ overwatering or underwatering ture of soil, is of primary to buy the ticket — you’ll have the result, the squirrel got the idea ally fail in one or all of the three of container plants.“ Many times salaries rise by more than 10 percent. possibility of a discount ticket. tor tickets are for coach/econ- additional protection of a poten­ possible to repair the hose or concern,” omy excursion tickets. For exam- and gave up. Presto — no more categories I mentioned.” Wulster soil is the problem culprit.- We When the Rubbermaid com­ You could save hundreds of tial charge back if something must a new one be purchased? ple, many have no loss of bird seed. said. know our mix is better in porosity pany produced a new plastic dollars and even wind up with a goes wrong. ticket having fewer restrictions advance-purchase requirement, ANSWER; Very interesting. ANSWER: No way to tell from The Hoffman mix combines and water retention. Theaverage planter,"Anywhere Garden," here the extent of the damage, but coarse sphagnum peat moss with homeowner will neglect plants. than one bought directly from an and the minimum-stay restric­ What you did was create a which has a wick-watering, one tions may be less stringent. it sounds as though a new one a sedge peat to trap water and Our mix allows the plant the best gallon reservoir system, it turned airline. homemade baffle. By the way. it How do consolidators operate? To obtain the January issue of might be in order. If the hose is air; vermiculite to absorb water chance to survive. to Hoffman to furnish the planting Most discount tickets are only would have made the story Unlike bulk-fare tour operators, Consumer Reports Travel Letter complete if you had told us what damaged in only two or three and furnish magnesium; sand; a "We are looking for outdoor medium. valid on the airline that issued containing the full report on places, you probably can do some wetting agent, and lime to bal­ and indoor soil-less mixes to help For a copy of Earl Aronson’s who often buy a large quantity of them. You can’t switch to another song or outfit or singer was on the tickets in advance, most consoli­ consolidators, including address record. Thanks. patching. All kinds of splicers and ance the pH. the homeowner — so that with a “ AP Guide to House Plants.” airline if your flight is canceled or and telephone numbers, send $5 mending tubes are available. Be Why substitute the soil-less mix self-watering container, he or she write to House Plants. AP News- dators obtain their tickets from delayed. If you miss a connecting QUESTIOI^; Our old house has an airline individually, on an “ as to CR’TL, CS2010A, Attn: DCB. sure to tell the dealer whether the for a good topsoil, which can can go away for a week or so; his features. 50 Rockefeller Plaza. flight because your first flight is 256 Washington St., Mount Ver­ pla.sfer walls, not wallboard. We hose is rubber or plastic. perform growing functions ad- container can drain well, and New York, N.Y. 10020. needed basis.” The tickets they late, you have to wait for the next can offer depend on how much non. N.Y. 10551. t$ — IJANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 20, 1M8 ’ MANCHESTER'HERALP:Satu'raay;Peti.'2Q; 1988’- t\ FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

Child may change sex life Where to Write Jj^ Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren Saturday, Feb. 20 DEAR DR. and as late as 18 months after P.O. Box 69440 REINISCH: I delivery. Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 SlOOAIVI (TT U.S. Farm Report Starcom am 34 and my In one study. 91 percent of non-nursing mothers and 33 per­ [CNNJ Crossfire ^22] Muppets wife is 26. For '26’ Daktart several years Kinsey Report cent of nursing mothers had Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott, M.D. fT M C ] MOVIE: Water- The discovery o* a special brand of mineral water sets off 30; Ring Around the World we had been menstruated by three months P.O. Box 91426 a senes of conflicts on a Caribbean island ;38'i Journal having sex five June M. Reinisch. Ph.D. after childbirth. It’s time to ask Michael Came, Valerie Pernne, Brenda Cleveland, Ohio 44101 '40 Natural Weight Loss to eight times a your physician or gynecologist V'accaro 1985 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) about your lack of mentrual flow. fU S A ] Night Flight; Night Flight Gets 41. Aventuras del Pequeno Principe week. Since the Outrageous 6T Comic Strip birth of our You most certainly can become Kinsey Report Or. June M. Reinisch pregnant before having a men­ P.O. Box 46 5:05AM [ M A X ] m o v i e ; 'Shadow [CNN] Daybreak first child two **lav’ Plagued by writer's block, a play [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner strual flow. This is because in a Bloomington, Ind. 47402 wt^ight seeking some form of inspiration years ago, we [ESPN ] SportsCenter have had sex only once or twice a not it follows birth of a child), it normal reproductive cycle, an ^eads back to the island where her fiance died seven years before Dee Wallace [M AX] MOVIE: The Loves of Carmen’ month. I would like to have sex should be evaluated to see egg is released before menstrua­ Stone. Ooris Leachman. Ron Kuhiman An amoral gypsy proves to be the rum of more often (two or three times a whether it is caused by physical tion; in fact, menstrual flow is the 1986 Rated R the many men in her life in this adaptation of Prosper Merimees story. Rita Hay­ week). but my wife doesn’t want problems, psychological prob­ sign that the egg released earlier 5:30AM (D New Monkees in the month was not fertilized worth. Glenn Ford. Ron Randell. 1948. to. and I choose not to force lems or a combination of these Pen pals get together 11 INN News [T M C ] MOVIE; Big Trouble in Little myself on her. factors. and that the uterus needs to clean [CNN] Showbiz Today China' (CC) A macho truck driver ven­ Ts it common for a woman’s sex ’Try to find a sex therapist who itself before beginning to rebuild [D IS ] Susan. Susan An Italian immigrant tures below San Francisco's Chinatown drive to diminish after the first is also a physician or who works the lining to receive the next .t'les to find an American wife to evade district to rescue a friend's kidnapped fian­ on sea of matrimony cee Kurt Russell, Kim Cattrall, Dennis Dun immigration authorities child ? Is the condition physical or closely with physicians. That month’s egg. 1986 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) [H B O ] Sixties Reunion With Bill Gra­ emotional? Should she see a person can diagnose and treat It’s true that while a woman is [USA] Jimmy Swaggart doctor? breast-feeding she may not re­ ham; A Night at the Fillmore Taped at any medical or psychological DEAR San Francisco's Fillmore auditorium, this 7:30AM (T) Popeye and Son lease eggs as regularly as usual salute to '60s rock features performances condition your wife has, plus ABBY; You re­ vSj Star Commanders DEAR READER; Disagree­ provide counseling to both of you (thereby somewhat reducing her cently printed by Joan Baez. Joe Cocker and Sly and the ment about how often to have sex risk of pregnancy), but breast­ Family Stone Exclusive concert footage of CD Animal Crack-Ups to help in resolving the conflict a letter from a Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin and Jimi Hen- IT BraveStarr (CC) is one of the most common feeding is not a reliable method of Host Bill Graham (60 mm ) (In Stereo) over sexual frequency. young woman Dear Abby 20 Popeye & Pals problems of couples. contraception. Moreover, any 'U S A ) Night Flight: New Filmmakers whose parents 22 Muppets Marriage and sex therapists slight contraceptive effect would Abigail Van Buren Series DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m 26 had met 30 Foofur (CC) and counselors have experience end immediately when she 3 ; Young Universe (Rt and had my first child 15 months through Opera­ 5:00AM 38' It's Your Business in helping couples negotiate an stopp^ nursing. S Multitrim ago. I breast-fed her for two tion Dear Abby 40 Wild Kingdom agreement satisfactory to both Until you see the doctor, use a 9 Headline News months. I still have not started in 1966. (Her 41 Princesa Caballero partners about how often to have reliable method of contraception ^1 Christian Science Monitor Reports having my periods again. I read father had been [CNN] Sports Close-up sex. ’They can suggest specific (such as condoms and foam) and 20 New Zoo Revue that your period should start station ed in [DIS] Dumbo's Circus techniques to reduce both sexual again 12 to 18 months after you then ask about which method is Thailand with the U.S. Air Force 61 Popeye and psychological tension for you best for you now. DEAR MIDDLE CHILD: It [ESPN] Thoroughbred Digest stop breastfeeding. when you asked readers to write wasn’t difficult to locate. Here it [CNN] Daybreak to try in the privacy of your own The physician may want you to 8:00AM CD Hello Kitty's Furry Tale Is this true? Is it possible to to some lonely servicemen.) [DIS] You and Me. Kid Theater home, such as your wife occasion­ consider changing contraceptive is; become pregnant again even if Well, here’s another success If you ask the eldest, he’ll say [E S P N ] Skiing: U.S. 70 & 9 0 M Jump­ (X) Focus on Britain ally helping you masturbate. methods. For example, if your ing Steamboat Springs/ Colo (R) your periods haven’t started story; (T) Little Clowns of Happytown “The eldest, because you’re [U SA] Night Flight: Three Stooges The results of research on the again? lack of menstruation is found to In January 1986. you printed a effect of children on their par­ be related to changes in hormone expected to set a good example Hour 'IT Hee Haw letter from a sailor on the USS for the younger ones. And if a 20) Porky Pig ent’s sexual behavior haven’t DEAR READER: The length of levels, you may be asked to 6 : 1 SAM GD Oavey & Goliath NOBLE HOUSE — Pierce Brosnan and Deborah Ralfin star in "N oble H ou se," an Biddle urging everyone to write fight breaks out. you get blamed '22.' '30) Gummi Bears (CC) eight-hour miniseries based on the novel by James Ciavell- It airs on NBC for four provided definitive answers. time between childbirth and consider using a specific type of to his lonely shipmates. Since I ’m 6:30AM CT) Captain Bob because you’re the oldest and '24) Sesame Street (CC). nights, Sunday, Feb. 21 through Wednesday, Feb. 24. Some studies find that children reappearance of menstrual flows hormonal pill. If you used a a female sports fanatic. I wrote to 'F World Tomorrow have a negative effect, while varies greatly, whether or not a diaphragm before becoming should know better” )2jD Kidsongs (In Stereo) “ Anyone interested in the world CC Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC) ^ Wall Street Journal Report other studies report finding no woman nurses the baby. Among pregnant, you may need to be Ask the middle child, and he'll of sports.” say. “Being the middle child is CC Comic Strip ;4T Remi effect. nursing mothers, menstruation refitted with a different size yojjng boy strikes up an unusual friendship [ESPN ] Truck and Tractor Pull Tarrant, Donough Rees, Deep Roy. 1985 A Dennis Mallon picked my the hardest because you get none if' Planet of the Apes . Rod and Reel Streamside with the escaped convict who kidnapped Rated RG. (In Stereo) However, whenever reduced has been reported as occuring as diaphragm now that you've had a [HBO] Far Pavilions (CC) Ash (Ben letter from a stack of thousands of the advantages of being the J6) Headline News [CNN] Daybreak him. Richard Harris. Lindsy Wagner, [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Ernest Goes to Cam p' sexual desire occurs (whether or soon as two months afterdelivery child. Sylvanian Families James Coburn. 1984. Rated PG. Cross), despite his love for Anjuli (Amy Irv­ and responded with a terrific youngest or the oldest." [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! ing), saves her impending marriage to the (CC) A summer camp's existence is threa­ American Ski Week [TM C ] MOVIE: Back to School' Cam­ aging Rana (Rossano Brazzi) who threa­ tened by a local mining concern until a letter. Dennis loved sports, too — Ask the youngest child, a no [ESPN ] Tom Mann Outdoors pus life is turned upside down when a spe­ bumbling custodian-turned-counselor ,”41) Follow Me tened to call off the ceremony and thus but unfortunately, he liked all the he’ll tell you that being the [HBO] MOVIE; 'Quicksilver' (CC) When cialty clothing tycoon enrolls in college in force her into a life of servitude and dis­ comes to the rescue. Jim Varney. Victoria (6.^ Defenders of the Earth Racimo, John Vernon. 1987 *Rated PG. (In wrong teams. Anyway, it touched youngest is hiSr6*tst because a young stockbroker loses it all, he takes an effort to make sure his son won't drop grace. (2 hrs.) Part 2 of 3. [CNN] International Correspondents to the streets as a bicycle messenger. out. Rodney Dangerfield. Sally Kellerman, Stereo) off a wonderful correspondence, [U SA] Perfect Diet ‘Pinpricks’ indicate aiiergy "your parents (hJ^Wkeep you 'a Kevin Bacon, Jami Gertz, Paul Rodriguez. Burt Young. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In [USA] Jimmy Houston Outdoors [DIS] Mousercise and soon we were burning up the baby’ as long as'llbssible. and 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Stereo) 10:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Week ^ mails. We really “fell in love" [ESPN] SpeedWeek [U SA] Go for Your Dreams [U SA] Keys to Success 1 1:30AM CD Too close for Comfort you’re the one who hds to wear all 10:30AM CD Mighty Mouse: The through the mail. [HBO] MOVIE; The Beniker Gang' A CD We Got It Made A wealthy man pro­ DEAR DR. I was 14, so 1 don’t know whether the hand-me-downs” family of orphaned children embark on a 8:30AM (X) Jim Henson's Muppet 9:10AM [CN N ] Healthweek New Adventures (CC). poses to Mickey. I lived in New York, so when Babies G O T T : My my problem is psychological or In other words, it all depends on cross'country journey that takes them to 9:30AM CD ume wizards (CC) GD Essence GD Neuropsychology of Weight Control 0 ^ Dennis’ ship pulled into Philadel­ Hawaii in search of a new life Andrew (T) Get Smart mother-in-law physical. I’m a parking-lot at­ where you’re coming from CD Superman ( ^ Alvin a'td the Chipmunks New Archies (CC). phia’s naval shipyard. I was there McCarthy. Charlie Fields. Jennie Dundas. CD ® Pound Puppies (CC) suffers from a tendant and am having a bad time 1985 Rated G. (ID Amateur Duckpin Bowling (60 min.) d $ Lap Quilting American Adventure Dr. G ott to meet him. We were already in (H) Puttin' on the Hits ® Batman strange illness relating to the public. 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CT (g) Foofur (CC). lems started about four years the latest discoveries in cancer oldest, youngest or middle IN ELMIRA. N Y. w ric (M) Ask the Manager (R) month and a half. I’ve awakened research. For your copy, send 81 CNN Coble News Net. (CNN) dZ) Tony Brown's Journal dl) Growing Years ago. when I was 28. I have to child?” DISNEY Disney Channel (41) Capitan Centella d D Wrestling: World Class Champion­ DEAR HUNGRY: I think it's a (0*81 dD World Wide Wrestling (In Stereo) MOVIE: ‘Double Feature' Creeping every morning with large pink strain so hard to get words out and your name and address to Would you please try to locate it ESPN Sports Network (ESPN) dZ) La Plaza ship Wrestling great idea. (I’m reminded of this Home Box Office [DIS] MOVIE: 'A Billion For Boris' Three Flesh, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The bumps all over me. They usually that I feel out of breath. I was P.O. Box 91369. Cleveland. Ohio and print it again? Thank you. HBO (HSO] [DIS] Donald Duck Presents [ESPN ] Scholastic Sports America old saying; “The person who says it CINEMAX Cinemex (MAX) young people devise ways to use a televi­ Blob. di.sappear around 10 a m. I ’m 72 hospitalized with depression in 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the MIDDLE CHILD TMC Movie Charwwl sion with secret powers to their advan­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'Starship' Humans are can’t be done is usually interrupted [TMO [ESPN ] Fithin' Hole enslaved on a Zlst-century mining planet and too old for acne. 1979 and had three seizures when title. IN MANKATO. MINN. USA USA Network (USA) tage. Lee Grant. Tim Kazurinsky. Scott by someone who is doing it.’’) [M A X ] MOVIE: Martin's Day' (CC) A Tiler, 1984. ruled by a madman and his droids. John Continued... I M ANCIfgSTERtHERA!lJl>.'~gAiiM tbf.^^i»'^ . tt T MANCHESTBB HgRALD, Satupday, Feb.' «0, a»88 SNAFU bySnieaBaattto “ N ' C A R L Vie by Larry WrtflM College Besketbell (2 hrs., 30 min.) WINTER ® ® Fects of Life (CC) A scar incurred Saturday, Continued Saturday, Continued OLYMPICS in a car accident mars Blair’s personality as well as her face. (In Stereo) Mike Eruzione, @ ) Wild America: River of the Bears (CC) [HBO] Young Comedians All-Star Reu­ G® Runaway With the Rich and Famous captain of the gold nion An introduction to new comedic tal­ Black Parspactive deadly vendetta. Robert Stack, Ralph Bel- ® MOVIE: 'Revenge of the Pink Singer-actress Barbi Benton in New Zea­ medal-winning ent, from clubs across the country, by the ' lamy, David Hedison. 1975. Panther' The bumbling Inspector Clou- land; Cancun, Mexico; St. Thomas in the ^ M O V IE : ‘G am a of Daath' Spectacular veteran young comedians. Harry Ander­ U.S. hockey team seau is on the trail of the French Connec­ U.S. Virgin Islands martial arts sequences highlight this film SD Lucha Libre (60 min.) son. Richard Belzer, Howie Mandel, Robin in 1980. Joins tion. Peter Sellers, Dyan Cannon. Herbert about an international drug syndicate. Si) M O VIE:‘...And Your N m i w I* Jonah' Williams and Steven Wright. (60 min.) (In GS) MOVIE: The Ninja Warlord' A fa­ Lorn. 1978. Bruce Lee. Gig Young, Hugh O’Brian. A couple's deaf son is incorrectly diag­ ABC as hockey an­ Stereo) mous boxer returns to Japan with his 1979 nosed as mentally retarded. Sally Struth- (3) MOVIE: 'Popeye' The canoon char­ American wife and fights in a bloody battle alyst for the Win­ [MAX] MOVIE; Sid & Nancy' (CC) A ers. James W oods, Jeffrey Bravis. 1979. acter and his friends conne to life in this to protect her. Chan Sing, Kuarta. 1970 ® Sasanta Straat (CC). ter Olympics, fact-based account of the ill-fated romance musical comedy. Robin Williams. Shelley (iD MOVIE: 'Guns of the Magnificent [ESPN ] College Basketball: Merylend which air live between Sid Vicious of The Sex Pistols G® Saturday Night Live (60 min.) (In Duvall, Ray Walston. 1980. Stereo) Sevan' A professional gunslinger and six at North Cerotina (2 hrs.) (Live) from Calgary on and American expatriate Nancy Spungen hired gungrten team up to free a peasant [M AX] MOVIE: The Mountain Road' [CNN] PrimeNews in the late 1970s. Gary Oldman. Chloe d® MOVIE: 'The Bride' Baron Franken­ revolutionary leader from prison in Mexico An American demolition team is sent to SATURDAY. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Baja Oklahoma' (CC) A Webb, Drew Schofield. 1986. Rated R. (In stein creates a mate for his monster in this so that he can resume a popular revolt. China to destroy roads and villages In the FEB. 20. Texas barmaid's dreams of finding suc­ Stereo) remake of the classic 1935 "Bride of Fran­ George Kennedy. James Whitmore, path of the advancing Japanese army. cess as a country songwriter are clouded [U SA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents kenstein." Sting. Jennifer Beals, Clancy Monte Markham. 1969. James Stewart, Lisa Lu. Henry Morgan. CHECK IISTINGS by deep personal problems. Lesley Anne Brown. 1985. 1 0:30PM CD w k r p in Cincinnati [CNN] Nawaday 1960. FOR EXACT TIME Warren. Peter Coyote. Swoosie Kurtz. [CNN] Newsnight [ U S A ] M O V IE ; 'Infra-M an' A bionic su­ 1987. (In Stereo) CD Dr. Edell's Medical Journal [DIS] My Friend FHcka ^ Hogan's Heroes perhero uses martial arts techniques to [M AX] MOVIE: 'American Justice' A 1 2:30AM [ESPN] Senior PGA Golf: Suncoast ID INN Nows battle a horde of monsters. U Hsiu-hsien, former police officer wages war against MOVIE: Chariie Chan In Monte Clastic, second round From Tampa. Fla. 18) Classified Eighteen Offers informa­ W ang Hsieh. 1975. corrupt American border guards who are Carlo' Charlie’s Riviera vacation is inter­ (2 hrs.) (Live) tion on the latest employment opportuni­ exploiting Mexican emigrants. Wifford rupted by murder ana a gambling ring. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Mannequin' A depart­ 2:10PM [C N N ] Health week Brimley, Jameson Parker, Gerald McRa- ties in the Connecticut area. Warner Oland, Keye Luke. 1937. ment store window dresser falls in love '2D This Week in the Big East clear the name of a disc jockey (Lee Cur- ney. 1986. Rated R. GD PELICULA: El Ahijado de la Muerte' with a mannequin that comes to life only in Alice 2:30PM (S) Kidsongs reri) w ho's accused of setting off several [ U S A ] M O V IE ; 'Porky's' Lustful high 38) M O V IE : 'Borderline' A border patrol La lucHa de un punado de campesinos en his presence. Andrew McCarthy, Kim Cat- **Here*s my favorite Trivial Pursuit @ ) ® College Basketball: Kemucky at bombs. (In Stereo) A B C N e w s (CC). school boys try to crash the local bawdy officer leads the search for a ring of Mexi­ Jefensa de la propiedad de sus tierras. trail. Estelle Getty. 1987. Rated PG (In can aliens into California. Charles Bronson. Jorge Negrete. (Repeticion) question: *How much did the guys who Florida (2 hrs.) (Live) GD NHL Hockey: Hartford Whalers at GD Noticiero Univision house. Dan Monahan, Mark Herrier, Scott Stereo) Bruno Kirby, Ed Harris. 1980. (H) Hometima (R) N e w York Islanders (2 hrs., 30 min.) GD Throb Colomby. 1981. [CNN] Evans & Novak Invented It make the first year?’" [U SA ] Dance Party USA (60 mm.) PELICULA: 'Matinee' Dos gangsters [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch (Live) [CNN] Pinnacle 8:30PM CD GD women in Prison Ru­ [ESPN ] Ughter Side of Sports Host: Jay 1 2;30PM C£ M O V IE : ‘Planat Eanh' mors abound after Meg and Rafferty spend V dos ninos inventan la forma de asaltar el Johnstone. ON THE PASTRACK by I m o v i e : ‘Plwut of the GD Great Chafe of Chicago [DIS] Here's Boomer nnundo Hector Bonilla. Manuel Ojeda. A 20th century American astronaut, trans- 2:45PM CE) the night in the warden's office. (In Stereo) [H B O ] M O V IE : ‘Sudden Death' Manhat- A p e s' Four astronauts crash on a futuristic ® The Saint [ESPN] SportsCemer poited into the 22nd century, is captured Gj) @ ) 227 (CC) A new superintendent. [ U S A ] Ray Bradbury Theater A playful lan s sex offenders become the prey of a and enslaved by a female-dominated so ­ planet where intelligent apes lord it over m i o o T 1 5AI0 IF HAP A ($D Topo Gigio 7:00PM CD Out of This World Alfonso Gonzales, is hired, though he couple (Saul Rubinek, Kate Lynch) plan a businesswoman who turns to vigilante jus­ ciety. John Saxon, Diana Muldaur, Janet their subservient human cousins. Charlton HAD PKIUT THAT UIA& SPtCIAl. GE^ Frugal Gourmet knows more about the violin than main­ romantic weekend getaway tice following a brutal rape Denise Co­ OF PlACe IM . r p i p & Margolin. 1974. Heston. Roddy McDowall, Kim Hunter. CD Three's Company taining an apartment building. (Postponed ward. Frank Runyeon, Jamie Tirelli. 1985. CDdDO. TKCtJE'S VoUR Tc> SbO, n.-. lengths to get information out of Beans ple fall in love, but she thinks he's her best [ E S P N ] Superbouts Sugar Ray Leonard of stardom. Judy Garland, Gene Kelly. Ed­ Holbrook. 1980. 3:30PM (GD World Wide Wrestling Francisco. (3 hrs , 30 min ) father Guest: G Gordon Liddy (R) (In friend's husband- Fred Astaire, Ginger Ro­ vs. Wilfred Benitez in a World Welter­ die Bracken 1951. CH) Josie and the Pussycats d$ Microwaves Are for Cooking GD Star Trek; The Next Generation Inha­ Stereo) gers, Edward Everett Horton. 1935. weight title bout taped November 30. bitants of the planet Aldea, unable to re­ [ESPN] SportsCenter dZ) Wrestling: WWF Superstars ot GD Santo Domingo Invita 1979 (60 mm ) (R) 1.22) Golden Girls (CC) Dorothy and her [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull produce, plan to rebuild their race by kid­ new boyfriend are hard put to tell Sophia [HBO] MOVIE: 'Mannequin' A depan­ W restling [ U S A ] Snub [CN N ] Intamatkmal Correspondents [USA] Check It Out! napping several children from the she won't be accompanying them on their ment store window dresser falls in love 1 d$ Take Charge Enterprise. (60 min.) with a mannequin that comes to life only in [HBO] MOVIE: 'Tha Outlaw Josey 5:45PM [DIS] Disney Channel Prev­ trip to the Bahamas (In Stereo) 1 :10AM [CNN] Travel Guide (SS) Benson his presence. Andrew McCanhy, Kim Cat- W a le s' A Confederate soldier becomes an iew [CNN] Crossfire Saturday v24, Hollywood Legends; Steve outlaw after ruthless Union soldiers des­ trail. Estelle Getty. 1987 Rated PG (In 1:30AM GD Tales Fim the Darkside ® New Jersey Hispano [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Strongest Man in M cQ ueen (CC) Interviews with Karl Mal­ troy his farm and kill his family. Clint East- 6:00PM CD CD (S§) (S) News Stereo) Two bickering occultists (Phyllis Diller, W dZ) Great Performances: Don Giovanni the W orld' Two college students acciden­ den. director Norman Jewison and former wood. Chief Dan George, Sondra Locke. [TMC] MOVIE: Back to School' Cam Lawrence Tierney) could be $50,(X)0 1--U> (In Stereo) CD What's Happening Now!! tally pour an untested vitamin formula into wife Neile McQueen Toffel highlight this 1976. Rated PG. (In Stereo) DUS life IS turned upside down when a spe­ richer -• that is if they can succeed in exor­ m W W F Superstars of Wrestling a box of cereal. Kurt Russell, Joe Flynn. profile of Steve McQueen Narrator; James [CNN] Newsday cialty clothing tycoon enrolls in college in cising a possessed girl (R) College Basketball: Duke Cesar Romero. 1974. Rated G. Coburn (60 min.) 4:00PM (X) GD Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) an effort to make sure his son won't drop )M) Dating Gam e [ D IS ] M O V IE : Top Hat' Two young peo- at K an sas (2 hrs.) (Live) [ESPN] College Basketball: Mississippi Gy) M O V IE : 'Dark P assa ge ' An escaped U.S. ACRC8 by Jim Davit pid-fall in love, but she thinks he's her best An elderly admiral negotiates the release out Rodney Dangerfield. Sally Kellerman. at M ttsisaippi State (2 hrs ) (Live) convict recuperates from plastic surgery m [CNN] Crossfire Saturday friend's husband. Fred Astaire, Ginger Ro- CD A-Team of a Federation ambassador and his staff, Bun Young, , ;1986 Rated PG-13 (In his girlfriend's apanment until he can prove [USA] Night Flight: Comedy Cuts IV HOW ABOUT IF I REAP VOO IT'S GOT MUSHV STUFF IN IT] gers, Edward Everett Horton. 1935. G l) PdVver Pro W restling who are being held hostage by a vengefui [TMC] Short Film Showcase Stereo) . ,.,f. himself innocent of murder Humphrey Bo­ 'TEXA6 POC'6 PRAIRIE ROONFUP" enemy. (60 min.) [MAX] MOVIE: ‘Cocaine [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Odd Couple' A (1$ French Chef: Spaghetti Dinner [USA] N e w M ike Hamm er A funny m o­ gart. Lauren Bacall, Agnes'Moorehead [USA] Movie 1:35AM AGAIN, BOOKER? OH, BOOKER. I ® Friday the 13th; The Series Ryan, sloppy man and a fussy man share an Fiambe ney case leads to an attractive woman 1947 W ars' A U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency JUST KISSES I Frank and Micki traval back to 19th- w ho's also a compulsive gambler (60 11:30PM CD She's the Sheriff operative goes undercover to sm ash a apartment. Jack Lemmon, Walter Mat­ M O V IE : 'The M ackintosh M a n' A se­ HORSE AT THE r century London after they tangle with a [ C N N ] Showbiz VVeek MOVIE: 'The Great Escape' Ameri­ South American cocaine empire. John thau, John Fiedler. 1968. Rated G cret agent learns his quarry is an influential min ) CD snarling vampira (60 mm ) can, British and Canadian prisoners-of-war Schneider, Kathryn Witt. Federico Lupi, Tory member of Parliament. Paul Newman, [ESPN] College Basketball: Georgia [U SA] Hollywood Insider 7:30PM CD Marblehead Manor plan to escape from a (German prison camp 1986 Rated R. Dominique Sanda, James Mason. 1973. N e w s (Live) Tech at North Caroliru State (2 hrs ) 1 ;30PM (H) Rocky and Friends CD Family Ties (Live) during World W ar II. James Garner. Steve MOVIE: 'No Time for Sergeants' A GD OeOrMsi Junior HtahiCC) Pan 19 of 2:00AM CD ®i) A B C N e w s (CC) Mama's Family McQueen, Richard Attenborough. 1963 d $ Bodyw atch (CC) A look at the Univ­ naive Georgia boy joins the air force and 26. CD (S) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Ernest Goes to Camp' C D ® X V W inter Olynipics Frank and G D i n n N ew s ersity of Minnesota's twin research center creates mayhem. Andy Griffith, Nick (S) Record Guide GD Tales From the Darkside An over­ (CC) A summer cam p's existence is threa­ Kathie Lee Gifford provide interviews, fea­ Jimmy Swaggart and how information about twins may af­ Adams, Murray Hamilton. 1958. weight woman receives a bizarre diet kit. tened by a local minir^giconcern until a fect the general population. (M) Jaffarsons bumbling custodiart-turned-counselor tures and repons, from Calgary (Live) GG) W halers W rap Up (Live) ^ That's the Spirit J [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Cat from Outer comes to the rescue. Jim yarney, Victoria ® Hard Road to Glory: The Black Ath­ ® Doctor Who CD Benny HUI Sp a ce ' An extra-terrestrial tomcat crash GD Calhoun's Court Greyhound Racing fFrom Raynham lete In Am erica A historical perspective of GD It's a Living Racimo, John Vernon. 1987 Rated PG (In Taunton Park lands and has 36 hours to repair his ship or Stereo) dD Odd Couple black athletes and the struggles they faced As Schools Match Wits be doomed to life on earth forever. Ken [CNN] Newswatch m 40C. Follies [ C N N ] Interrurtional Correspondents on the road to achievement, with a took at Challenge Mr. Pfesident Lois J f m Berry. Sandy Duncan, Harry Morgan. [ D IS ] M iss in g Adventures of Ozzie and 9:30PM CD GD dis [ESPN] SportsCenter the careers of Jack Johnson, Muhammad covers that her boyfriend is under indict­ Saturday N ight Live (90 min.) (In 1978. Rated G. Harriet GZ) A ustin City Limits (In Stereo) All, Jesse Owens. Joe Louis and Jackie ment (R) (In Stereo) Stereo) [USA] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes Robinson. Host: Arthur Ashe. Narrator [ESPN] Auto Racing: USAC Sprints [HBO] MOVIE: 'Nothing in Common' [CNN] Sports Saturday to the Movies 8i Coming Attractions GD Amen (CC) After Amelia saves the Racing From Pleinsfield James Earl Jones. (60 min.) From Hindsdale, III. (60 min.) (R) (CC) A young executive develops a better [TMC] MOVIE: 'Mannequin' (CC) A de­ Deacon from almost freezing to death, his @ ) MOVIE: 'Monty Python end the Holy [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Dead Reckoning' A ve­ understanding of his parents after they de­ 2;05AM [H B O ] m o v i e : ‘t iw dD Reirto Salvaje partment store window dresser falls m awareness of his surroundings is heigh­ Grail’ King Anhur and his loyal knights bat­ cide to end their 34-year marriage. Tom Kindred' A young man discovers the grue­ CELEBRITY CIPHER teran flier sets out to investigate the mys­ love with a mannequin that comes to life tened. (In Stereo) tle wizards, warriors and a killer rabbit in CeMKtIy CIptMr cryptogrwM v e created from quolatlont by famoue [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday terious death of an old war buddy. Hum­ Hanks. Jackie Gleason. Eva Marie Saint some secret behind his late mother's only in his presence. Andrew McCarthy, their quest for the Holy Grail. Graham peogle. poet arxl praeetM. Each letter m Ibe dptw ittnd i for [H B O ] M O V IE : 'B ig Trouble in Little 1986. Rated PG. GD The New Honeymooners genetic experiments. David Allen Brooks. phrey Bogan, Lizabeth Scott. William Kim Cattrall, Estelle Getty. 1987 Rated Chapman. John Cleese, Terry Gilliam. aiw th er. Todty'l dut: O tqudt C. Chir>a' (CC) A macho truck driver ven­ Prince. 1947. Rod Steiger, Amanda Pays. 1987. Rated [M AX] MOVIE: Sahara' An American PG. (In Stereo) [CNN] This Week in Japan 1974. tures below San Francisco's Chinatown R. [USA] Cartoons tank crew, attempting to cross the Sahara GD MOVIE: 'Don't Answer the Phone' A ■VDUGUXBHWH district to rescue a friend's kidnapped fian­ 8:00PM CD High Mountain Rangers 1 0:00PM ® W e st B7th (60 mm.) 2:20AM [USA] Night Flight: Take Off desen. run into Carman troops and try to Jesse and the Rangers help locate and pro­ psychopath with numerous personality cee. Kurt Russell. Kim Cattrall, Dennis Dun. 4 : 1 0 PM [CNN] Sports Close-up ' hold them off until help arrives. Humphrey (D CD N e w s to W hat’s Hot 8i W ir e 's Not 1986 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) tect a lost Indian burial ground from timber quirks commits a series of gruesome mur­ PVGBVJV WYOW O 4:30PM GD Charles in Charge (CC) Bogan, Bruce Bennett. J. Carrol Naish. cutters can start logging the land. (60 min.) J.J. Starbuck J.J. looks into a ders. James Westmoreland, Flo Gerrish. MOViE: ‘Big Store' A [USA] Cover Story 1943. 2:30AM (X) Old antagonisms resurface when Walter's murder case that's 10 years old invoolving 1980. large department store is protected by an father visits. CD ® Boya W ill Be'Boys Chazz may lose a "white-collar" tramp and his step­ SERVING AMERICA Collage Basketball: [USA] Airwolf [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred unusual private detective. Marx Brothers, PBAK BZ WYV 2:00PM dD Debbie after she sees him with another girl. mother. (60 min.) (Postponed from an ear­ Georgetown at Pittsburgh or Arizona at @ ) To Be Announced. Hickman. Nick Charles. Tony Martin. 1941. FROM THE 6:30PM CD c b s N e w s (In Stereo) lier date) (In Stereo) BEGINNING! U CLA (2 hrs.) (Live) Frugal Gourmet [ESPN] AW A Championship Wrestling GD Solid Gold in Concert P C H Y B H CD Sm all W onder A representative from CD MOVIE: 'The Jericho Mile' A young GD Paul Sinton Special (60 min.) CD Knight Rider PGA Golf: Shearson Lehman Broth- the family-services depanment mistakenly man serving a life sentence competes for a [CNN] Sports Latanight 643-2711 Combat! 1 1 :55PM [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Scorpion' GS Underdog ers/Andy W illiam s Open Third Round, believes that Ted has a drinking problem place on the Olympic team. Peter Strauss, A government agent's martial arts training [ESPN] Motorwaak IHustratad W I U B Z from Torrey. Pines Golf Club in La Jolla, Brian Oennehy, Richard Lawson. 1979. GD Hardcastle arul McCormick proves to be a valuable asset in his war ITS A SURE THMG! MOVIE: Play Misty for Me' A disc CD Siskel & Ebert Scheduled: The critics MOVIE; ‘Kung Fu Kiilars' Calif. (90 min.) (Live) GD M O V IE : 'Bronco Billy' A spoiled hei­ [CNN] Headline News against international terrorism Tonny Tul- 2:45AM (S jockey becomes involved with a psychotic comment on the Academy Award nomina­ David Cliiang, Ti Lung. 1980. Y O Z K . ' — HWOZGVR woman listener who gradually takes GD Embejadores de la Muslca Colom- tions. ress deserts her husband for the leader of a leners. Don Murray. Robert Logan. 1986. traveling Wild W est show. Clint East- [D IS] MOVIE; 'The Meertest Man in the [DIS] Disrtey Channal Praviaw charge of his life. Clint Eastwood, Jessica biane ® ® NBC News Rated R. Waiter. Donna Mills. 1971. wood. Sondra Locke, Geoffrey Lewis. W orid' Good natured lawyer discovers the D. MVOAHUZ. GD Victory Garden (CC). only way to isucceed in business is to be 12:00AM CD Solid Gold in Concert (In 3:00AM [CNN] Newsnight iHanrl)PBtpr Bpraili @ ) Motorw eek The Audi 90; how the in­ 1980. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "All the really good Ideas I ever Hogan's Heroes [CNN] Big Story creasing number of women owning new nasty. Jack Benny. Priscilla Lane. Eddie Stereo) [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Barefoot Executive' GD MOVIE: 'The Falcon and the Snow­ had came to mo while I was milking a cow." — Grant (24] Art of William Alexander cars has influenced auto industry design 'Rochester' Anderson. 1943. A network page uses his girlfriend's pet m an' Tw o childhood friends conspire to CD Star Search (60 min.) 5:00PM CD Mission Impossible and marketing; the sunraycer, a solar- chimpanzee to predict hit TV shows. Kurt W oo d. MOVIE: 'Adventures of the Queen' sell government secrets to the Soviet CD Entertainment This Week (60 min.) A cruise ship is threatened to be CD A-Team powered car. Russell, Joe Flynn, Wally Cox. 1971. Union. Timothy Hutton, Sean Penn, Lori G p N C T V ^ desiroyed--with all on board-as pan of a G D T a n d T (CC) Taler and Turner hope to ^.VVhat'f HPPPpninBli .... Singer. 1984. Continued... Rated G. t4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 20, 19M MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb. M, 19M - M

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You're sell your talents or services short today. 57 Conclusion In a position where you should be able II what you have to offer Is worthwhile, 39 Novice pronoun 48 Far-reaching to get what you want. others will be willing to pay the price you 41 Actress Lupino 38 U-boat 49 Idea (comb, 59 Male child TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Where oth­ establish. 60 Chemical suffix 42 Swindles 40 Hardwood tree form) ers see only shadows today, you'll be ® 1968 UottBd FBBtufb SyndtcBlB. Inc.:;: CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jan. IS) It looks n t . r - 44 Actress Gilda able to spot rays of sunshine. Your atti­ like a busy day Is in the oiling lor you, tude will help brighten the spirits of your but don't let this concern you. The more 46 Many oz. companions. things you have to juggle, the better HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* GEMINI (May 21-Jun* 20) Favorable ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson 47 Playful child you're likely to perform. 48 7, Roman developments are now in the works. T A U ^ A B O U T They should make It possible lor you to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) It Isn't WHATDOVOU iKMowmTowe... SO Mao - tung Ai2e You eoibio TO n r n n & M o o R a u e s v o n e acquire something you want through necessary for you to be too assertive to­ MEAN?M0U 52 Ills ALU PAY ofz p HAV^AGOOD CONVINCING m u . AfZpYOU <50lH&TO 1 t h a t P O N T other than your usual channels. day. Your advantages will come from 56 Woodworking CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) The best not overplaying your hand and letting H O M C A N D A tool O 0 T UP AfJP PAlfJT 1 AI/? a J /idtUTT^ ^ ueep. AN . way to advance your Interests at this others come to you. LCNm fAWLV/ 58 Commentator rue UOU6B ?i 1 A N e ^ H e f z i 61 Observed 6 2 ______of bricks 63 Medieval poem Bridge 64 An ex of Liz Taylor 65 "Auld Lang think when North makes a takeout 66 Over (pref.) NORTH double? Obviously he-will think that b9t*;2S!L>S£JS£S!m9SJS DOWN B A J 92 South is going to bid hearts and that it ▼ A K 3 is time to make a tactical bid to get his ♦ A 10 8 4 partner o ff to the best lead. So East 1 Passport ALLEY OOP by Dovo Grain THE PHANTOM by L*« Falk B By Barry «K 7 bid two spades with an eye to getting a endorsement ‘H£ mnoNPHANTOM-neAp spade lead from West. 2 River in Russia EAST WEIX.VVIZER,IT SEEMS T'ME \ YEAH...LESSEE, NOW, ...SHE WAS WEARI TELL YOU / I...IT'S NO USE, Pl a in FORAiRPtANe,, t o WEST Now it was South's turn. Since South TH' EASIEST WAY TIJORMALIZE j TH' LAST TIME I SAW 'EM WHEN SHE w h a t ; V a l l e y ; i 'v e 3 Talks a lot BR/NG CAOSO... ♦ 743 ♦ K Q 8S THIS SITUATION IS T'GET V'EM.THAT BLOND BABE AN' KOOGIE HIT ALREADY lacks high cards and defensive 4 Watery s T 98S ♦ 74 YOUR BEADS BACR.' TH' RIVER ON TRIED t h a t ; ♦ K Q strength, but has attractive distribu­ THAT RAFT LOAD THEY'RE 5 Medical suffix ♦ 9 3 ♦ A J 943 ♦ Q 10 8 6 2 tion, his three-heart bid should mean ED WITH ROCKS.' C O N E , I 6 Strength (C)19 I by NEA. Inc TELL YOU.' “Hey, partner, if you have an opening SOUTH bid with support for hearts, maybe we ♦ 10 6 can make nine tricks, and I'd rather V Q J 10 6 2 not let Blast play in three clubs.” The ♦ J 7602 bid works out fine, with North having ♦ 5 the world's fair and an easy raise to Vulnerable; North-South game. A lth ou ^ Blast-West can save "W k LANP O N BM 6A LLA Dealer: Blast points by sacrificing at five clubs, nei­ i THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME SHORB FROmt TARASNINIA>^’ ther player can judge this action to be Soath by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee om eR TRUCKS ALBO rnsRe." <• m o NANB. C O N T ’P West North Eait correct. And the defenders have ! ♦ Pass enough strength to make playing four Unscramble these lour Jumbles, 24 Dbl. 2^ 3V one letter to each square, to form Pass 4V Pass Pass hearts touch and go, particularly with THE BORN LOWR byArtSanaom four ordinary words. BLONDIE by Daap Young B Btan Drak* Pass a spade lead. In fact, it takes tlie spade I VilANT WE c a n t v o t e YOU 1UEV0TIN6 O H...V«LL THEN, lead to hold declarer to 10 tricks With ‘ THIS id u r k a m e w t eeuatee t o u a m j t WYDON T O WIN ■ Y FOR T H A I ^ CAN'T 'f ^ is V O H i SY A POES THE any other lead. South can manage to OOMMITTHE Opening lead; ♦ 3 VUAPKIMS, IFHE CAM..'SWC.,HII5,..BRDie.- WHY .OOMMnTBE pitch his spade loser on dummy's king NOBEL NOT?: LIVE ON THIS Z L 3 Z PRIZE BLOCIC? of clubs. A fter the spade lead, declarer .WHILE r ~ A r should have no trouble making game, PUTT1M6' since the diamond honors tehave D U N O B I Tactical nicely. ft 3 bidding James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby on Bridge" and “Jacoby on Card Games" By James Jacoby (w ritten with bis father, the late Os­ GOAUNT WHAT THE wald Jacoby) are now available at EXECUTIONER (71C? bookstores. Both are published by [ x : Strategy and tactics are as much at (7URINS A SLACK home at the bridge table as they are on Pharos Books. PERIOD. the battlefield. In today's bidding bat­ ARRETH tle, Blast opened one club and was Peter Taylor is the author of the Now arrange the circled letters to WHAT A O U T by Bill Haait raised to two clubs. What should he novel “A Summons'to Memphis.” FRANK AND ERNEBT byBobThawa term the surprise answer, as sug­ gested by the above cartoon.

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BAd NBwdMin. tfWB JmwSIb. c f M b RmnpBpir. P.O. 4MS, OrtwiSB, fL I >RCIm2711 M ■ I • i ■' I - V T rr , I S » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Feb. 20. 1988 MANCHESTER HKRALD, Saturday, Feb. W, l»88 — 87 [CNN] Moneyweek peaceful western storekeeper tries to es­ Sunday Sports Scans Weekly sports DOBIE OILLIS [ESPN] Senior PGA Golf: Suncoast (X) Q ) MOVIE; 'Toppar' A mad- cape his reputation as a fast gun. Glenn highlights and features with host Steve Al­ 1:00AM Classic, final round (2 hrs.) (Live) cap pair of ghosts try to brighten up the life Ford, Jeanne Crain, Broderick Crawford. bert and feature reporter Carl Chorkin. of stuffy Cosmo Topper. Kate Jackson. Dobie anils CD 3 XV winter Olympics Sunday, Continued 1956. Sunday, Feb. 21 2:00PM 3 Yes, Print# Minister Jack Warden, Andrew Stevens. 1979. (Dwayne iliekman. Continue (g ) (El Family 'Haa (CC ) (In Stereo) 3 Ask the Manager CX Dallas I.) grows up to MOVIE: 'Support Your Local Gun @ ) Nature (C C ) (60 min.) [U S A ] Holtywood Insider have a teenage son ♦ighter' A runaway bridegroom is mis is diagnosed as having leukemia. Ali Mac- Qj) Odd Couple 6:30PM ( D New s (El MOVIE; "nw Bridge on tha River B'.OOAM Ql) Twilight Zone d f) Sunday Today Scheduled; profile of of his own (Scott •nken for a notorious gunfighter by a Graw, Ryan O'Neal, Ray Milland. 1970. Kw ai' A hardened, resolute British officer, 11:00PM CD CD 3 3 N ew s [HBO] MOVIE; 'Purple Rain' (CC) A •Hrion small town. James Garner, Suzanne ( D Am erica's M ost W anted Featuring talk show host Morton Downey Jr, report Grimes) in "Bring El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y tu- who is a captive of the Japanese, drives Friday the 13th; T h e Series Ryan. performer overcomes a troubled home life [C N N ] Sports Review f(p«;hene. Harry Morgan 1971 GD dramatic re-enactments of felony crimes CD on Calgary, site of 1988 Winter Olympics. chas entre boxeadores intemacionales. his men to build a bridge as therapy. Wil­ Frank and Micki travel back to 19th- and fierce rivalries to become a major rock [DIS] Best of WsK Disney Presents: Me the Head of drawn from the files of the nation's top law (90 min.) M M O V IE: Force of One' Martial Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. liam Holden, Alec Guinness, Jack Hawk­ century London after they tangle with a star. Prince, Apollonia Kotero. Morris Day. Golden Horseshoe Revue (60 min.) Dobie Gillis." a enforcement agencies. Photographs of cri­ 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) (S ) @ ) Sesame Street (CC). - * md underworld detective work are cor*' (90 min.) ins. 1957. snarling vampire. (60 min.) [ESPN] Senior PGA GoH. Suncoest CBS movie that •omed in this story of the California drun minals and suspects will be shown, and a [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Black Widow' A com­ ® Oral Roberts GZ) Jo y of Painting nationwide toll-free hotline (800/CRIME- 3 One Day at a Tim# CD Next President Classic, second round From Tampa, Fla. -icpne Jennifer O'NeiH, Chuck Moms. Ro‘' plex series of seductions and murders puts reunites the cast of 88) will be provided to allow viewers to G D Television (CC ) In the first of tw o epi­ (2 hrs.) (R| O ) World Tomorrow ONeal 1979 [D IS] MOVIE: 'Care Bears Movie II; A GD IN N New s a Justice Department investigator on the the early-’60s N e w Generation' Animated The cuddly phone-in any clues they may have. sodes examining T V news, the medium's (4$ Robert Schuller 3 Save the Children trail of a mysterious woman. Debra W in­ [U S A ] Snub 20 M O V IE; 'Losir' It’ Four high schoo bears and their assorted cousins find their effect on the stories it reports is examined. series. It airs SUN­ seniors take on the wilds of Tijuana where CD Dom DeLuise S how Dean Martin gets ger. Theresa Russell, Sami Frey. 1987. [HBO] MOVIE: Baia Okla­ GD Ayer. Hoy y Manana mission to spread caring and friendship (60 min.) 3 Insight / Out 5:15AM DAY, FEB. 21. wine, women and car chases abound a manicure; Alan Thicke talks about his Rated R. (In Stereo) homa' (C C ) A Texas barmaid's dreams of [C N N ] Daybreak threatened by an evil force. 1986. Rated G. 3 N ew s (Live) Tom Cruise. Jackie Earle Haley. Shellev childhood. Zsa Zsa Gabor also guest stars. [CN N] PrimeNews finding success as a country songwriter 1:30AM CD New # (R) [D IS ] Good Morning Mickeyl [ M A X ] M O V IE: Hunk' A computer nerd 3 Tales From the Darksido T w o bicker­ 3 Fresh Fields William is pressed into " are clouded by deep personal problems. CHECK IISTINGS Long 1982. 8:30PM QD © ) Married...Wlth Child- sells his soul to the devil in exchange for a ing occultists (Phyllis Diller, Lawrence Tier­ service as barman and butler when Hester CD Naked City Lesley Anne Warren, Peter Coyote. [ESPN] NBA Today FOR EXACT TIME ,241 Voices & Visions (CC). ren (C C ) A grounded Kelly wants Bud to muscular summer body. John Allen Nel­ ney) could be $50,000 richer — that is if privately caters a large party. GD IN N News Swoosie Kurtz. 1987. (In Stereo) [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC). 381 MOVIE: 'Goodbye. Columbus' A help her escape to a rock concert. (In son, Deborah Shelton, James Coco. 1987. they can succeed in exorcising a pos­ 3 Drawing Man to Christ voung man. who vacations with the family Rated PG. (in Stereo) Stereo) 3 That's the Spirit 5:30AM Q S i n n New s [U S A ] Cartoons sessed girl. of a wealthy businessman, has an affair (g ) (E) M y T w o Dade (C C ) Michael gets 3 A M Boston [DIS] MOVIE; 'Hollywood Cavalcade' [U S A ] Double Trouble 3 3 NBC News [CN N ] Monoyweek 8:30AM CD woody Woodpecker with the daughter Richard Benjamin, A:. Nicole a role in an advertisement starring 3 Page Fifty Sevan An enterprising silent movie director con­ .MacGraw. Jack Klugman 1969 4:30PM 3 Madeleine Cooks 3 Artawaak teen idol Scott Cameo. (In Stereo) vinces a Broadway star’s understudy to try [U S A ] Night Flight: Comedy Cuts IV CD World Tomorrow GD Connecticut; Now (In Stereo) GD Rev. David Paul 41 Futbol de Mejico: UA de Tamaulipas [C N N ] Politics '88 3 A B C N aw s (CC). her luck in Holtywood. Alice Faye, Don 6:00AM CD W o Believe son' A family abandons city to start (E) Alice [C N N ] Inside Business Ameche, J. Edward Bromberg. 1939. 1 0 :1 0 A M (CNN] On ttw Menu contra America (2 hrs ) [H B O ] One Too Many (C C ) A teenager Noticiaro Univision dD Robert Schuller (3) Tom and Jerry anew in the wilderness of the Colorado GD [ESPN] SportsCenter (60 mn.) Rockies Robert Logan. Susan Damantp 57' Television (C C ) In the first of two en> must accept responsibility for a friend’s 9:00PM QD m o v i e ; Bring Ma the [ESPN] Surfing: Offshore Pipeline (3) WyattEarp 10 :3 0 A M (S Inside Washington [C N N ] Insida Buslnast Haad of DoWe Qillls' Premiere. (CC) The CD Headline News Shaw 1979 sodes examining T V news, the medium s death after a friendly get-together ends in [H B O ] Jackie Mason on Broadway (CC) Masters From Oahu, Hawaii. (R) ® Robert Schuller d ] WWF Wrestling [D IS ] Animals In Action Examines how original cast of T V 's "Dobie Gillis" The comedian's Tony Award-winning Christopher Closeup effect on the stories it reports is examined tragedy because everyone had too much Nlghtwatch GD MOVIE: Breakheart Pass' A dis competition for food, mates, and territory (1959-63) is reunited 20 years later in this "The World According to Mel" is brought 2:00AM CD (2($) Insight: Hey Jenitor ^ Alice (X) Showcase of Homes guised federal agent is caught up m a dan­ (60 m in) too drink. Stars Michelle Pfeiffer. Lance Guest, Val Kilmer, Mare Winningham. (60 is ritualized to avoid serious injury to the series pilot. Bob Denver, Dwayne Hick­ to the screen in a* performance taped at CD Home Shopping Overnight Service SD El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart i n Bugs Bunny/Deffy Duck gerous sequence of events aboard a tram [CN N ] Week in Review 61) Connecticut: Now min.) animals involved. man, Connie Stevens. 1988. New York’s Brooks Atkinson Theater. (60 (3 hrs.) Presanta m 1870 Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland, Ben Q]) Love Boat [H BO ] Cinema Workshop [ESPN] SportsCenter min.) (In Stereo) At the Movies Scheduled: "Cop" [O IS] You and Me, Kid Johnson. 1976 [U SA] Check It Out! (D GD Tracey Ullman Show Sketches GD [C N N ] Politics '88 @ ) This Oid Haute (CC) Host Bob Vila [U S A ] Riptide The boys learn about th«' feature Tracey Ullman as a former '60s [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Crystal Heart' A young (James W oods, Lesley Ann Warren); ‘M AX] From Star Wars to Jedi: The (li) Classified Eighteen Otters mtorma 7:00PM CD 6 0 M inutes (C C ) (60 min.) Mnking of a Saga (CC ) A behind-the- ‘ [D IS] New Adventures of Winnie the and interior designer .Jean Lemmon tour dubious activities of an intemat'onai sn\ 5:00PM CD Coiumbo disc jockey, a commodities broker who man restricted to a germ-free environment* "Sweet Lies" (Treat Williams). non on the latest employment onoorumi 21 Ju m p Street Hanson investi­ 5 enes look at the making of "Star W ars." Pooh the renovated Weatherbee Farm; simple 'inq wile attending a harmonization se'^' CD 3 XV Winter Olympics Continue (D GD breaks out into song, and neurotic pro gol­ due to an inadequate Immune system falls [CN N] Moneyweek master bedroom and bath decorating tech­ ties in the Connecticut area nar (60 m in ) gates the alleged mistreatment of patients fer Kiki Howard-Smith. (In Stereo) in love with a toautiful rock singer. Lee The Empire Strikes Back" and "Return of [ESP N ] Inside the PGA Tour CD National Geographic (60 min.) [ESPN] SportsCenter niques. (3 ) MOVIE: 'Across the Pacific' ^ Secret at a drug-abuse rehabilitation center and Curreri, Taw ny Kitaen, Lloyd Bochner. the Jedi" includes film clips and reveals the ® MOVIE: The Way We GD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous [H B O ] Seabert Service agent is sent to Panama to mvesn 2:30PM 3 Simon & Simon finds himself trapped inside. (60 min.) (In 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) attention to detail reguired to produce the (3 ) Space Kidettes W ere' T w o people with totally diffeo'"‘ Actress Cloris Leachman; magician Harry 2:20AM [ M A X ] m o v i e . Bom A m o r- gate Japanese intelligence activities Hur-i Stereo) lean' Three young Americans cross the unique special effects. (90 min.) 9:00AM CD Sunday Morning (CC| (90 'ifestvles love and marrv as they battle 'o* 3 Saint Blackstone; aetor Stacy )Giant Slalom in Alpine Skiing. son. Jessica Lange, John Colicos. 1981. ' Durham, David Coburn. 1986. Rated R. (In [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday 3 McLaughlin Group (CC) A missionary and fortune huntP' friends after literally running into each GD Visionaries [TM C ] MOVIE: Howard the Duck' (CC) (3 hrs.) (Live) other in an automobile accident. Elizabeth Rated R. Stereo) 6:1 SAM (11) Davey & Goliath [E S P N ] Th is W eek in Sports (60 min ) (3 ) Police W om an team up to recover a stolen cachet of A duck from outer space is brought to 3 Charles In Charge Old antagonisms Taylor, Carol Burnett. 1983. GD Kenneth Copeland priceless opium Sean Penn, Madonna [U S A ] Tennis: Volvo U.S. Indoor Tour­ 2:30AM CD Melllnger Hour 6:20AM [U S A ] Night Flight: Take Off 1 0 : 4 5 A M 3 Jew ish Life 3 Meet the Press (CC) Cleveland by a laser beam that also picks resurface when Walter's father visits. (3) Bugs Bunny 1986 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 3 3 Noble House (CC ) An eight-hour nament (Men's Final) From Memphis. GD MOVIE: ‘The Contender' A youi^ to What's Hot & What's Not 3 Charlie's Angels up more Minister extraterrestrial guests. 3 Friday tha 13th: Th a Series Ryan, Tenn. (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Taped) (3 ) ® Sesame Street (CC). 1 1 : 0 0 A M Entertainment This minseries based on the James Clavell man puts his small town life behind him CD 2:40PM (DIS]DTV Lea Thompson, Jeffrey Jones, Tim Rob­ Frank and Micki travel back to 19th- 6:30AM CD vista W eek Mary Hart profiles Michael Jack- GD P E U C U LA : 'La Palomilla en novel. Dunross, head of a powerful Hong 11:30PM CD George Schlatter's Co­ and sets out to make a name for himself as (3) Look at Ma Now bins. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) century London after they tangle with a Kong trading house, turns to corporate CD It'a Your Business son’s music career and gets his thoughts Vacaciones' V. Fernandez. M. Aimada 3:00PM [22) 3 Sportsworld Sched medy Club a boxer. Marc Singer, Tina Andrews, (3 ) Maude [USA] Airwolf snarling vampire. (60 min.) ' raider Line Bartlett for financial help, una­ Moses Gunn. 1980. d j) Christian Science Monitor Reports on his success. (W min.) (in Stereo) 3 Modem Maturity (CC) uled Darrin "Schoolbov' Van Horn vs CD 3 XV W inter OlympiceHighlights of (3 ) VVorld Tom orrow John Munduga m a luinor middleweight 3 3 O ur House (C C ) After their boat is ware that Bartlett plots a takeover with the CD 3 X V W inter Olympics Scheduled [CN N ] Newsday 5:30PM GD Unlvlston en el Deporte the day's events, from Calgary. (Live) [C N N ] Sports Latenight QD Headline News bout scheduled for 10 rounds, from Frank demolished, the Witherspoon children are help of Dunross* business rival Quillan dD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbara events include U.S.S.R. vs. Czechoslo­ Comeniarios y resumen del acontecer de- [ESPN] Collage Basketball: Georgia [D IS] My Friend Flicka fort. Ky. (60 min.) (Live) stranded with their injured captain without Gornt. (2 hrs.) Pan 1 of 4. (In Stereo) GD Honeymooners Special vakia in Ice Hockey; Ice Dancing Compul- ponivo por Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. Tech at North ^rolina State (2 hrs.) (R) [CN N ] Daywatch food or camping equipment. (60 min.) Part Masterpiece Theatre: Fortunes of (5(j) Ring Around the World sories in Figure Skating; Two-M an Bob­ [ESP N ] Track and Field: Los Angeles [241 Wonderworks: Mighty Pawns (CO (60 min.) 3 GD- Day of. Discovery [D IS] Donald Duck Presents 2 of 2. (In Stereo) W ar (CC ) Harriet, deciding not to return to [USA] One Thousand Dollars Every sled; Men's 10,000-meters Speed Tintes Indoor Games (90 min.) (R) (SZ) Creative Living 3 Christian Children's Fund © ) Defenders of the Earth (R) England, sets out for Damascus without Five Hours [ES P N ] Motorweek Illustrated Skating. (3 hrs.) (Live) [U S A ] All-American Wrestling 3 Brain [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch 26^ Charlie's Angels G I) 9 to 5 telling Guy. (60 min.) Pan 6 of 7. 3 Sports Machine [HBO] MOVIE: Enemy Mine' (CC) A CD Knight Rider 3 Wrestling: WWF Superstars of 2:55AM [H B O ] m o v i e ;-'O sad-End [D IS ] Mousercise 12:30PM (t$) Neuropsychology of 57 Masterpiece Theatre: Fortunes of [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday 3 It's a Living 3 Am en (C C ) After Amelia saves the Drive In' (C C ) The society of the 1990s space pilot and his half-human, half­ W ar (C C ) Simon Boulderstone searches Wrestling 3 Mindpower Weight Control Deacon from almost freezing to death, his attempts to restore order by putting its [TNIC] Short Film Showcase • reptilian enemy must put aside their differ­ [D IS ] Prehistoric W orld Gary Owens and P E U C U LA : Ahi Madra' Para expli- GD Slempre en Domingo Programs de 3 Captain Power (g ) Narc A high-school student faces al­ for his lost brother. Guy lakes charge of GD awareness of his surroundings is heigh­ teen-age rejects into comtemporary con­ ences in order to survive on a desolate pla­ Eric Boardman take a lighthearted look at carle a su hijo quien era su padre, una variedades con musica, entrevistas y anis- At the Movies ienation after she attempts to keep a drun­ the Institute in Cairo. Angela Hooper tened. (In Stereo) centration camps. Ned Manning. Natalie 7;00AM CD net. (Dennis Quaid. Louis Gossett Jr.. Brion 3 Real to Reel prehistoric mammals. madre comienza hablando de los hombres tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ moves into the Pringles' apartment build Christian Lifastyle Magazine McCurry, Peter Whitford. 1986. Rated R. CD ® Jimmy Swaggart James. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ken friend from driving. [ESPN] World Cup Skiing: Freestyle prehistoricos. Polivoces, Marco Antonio lasco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) 3 3 Frugal Gourmet ing (60 min ) Part 5 of 7 (In Stereo) GD On the Record Championships From Lake Placid. 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Feb. 20, 1988 FOCUS / Books & Hobbies FOCUS / Movies Throwback romance Price Daniel slaying with a playful mood is entertaining story & By Mike Cochran once occupied his father’s old SHE’S HAV­ The Associated Press legislative seat and served as ING A BABY speaker of the Texas House. i. i P - ' ( P G - 1 3 ) FORT WORTH, Texas — Some Nine days after his death, a W r i t e r - said it was a romance doomed grand jury indicted his wife, d i r e c t 0 r - Filmeter from the start. accusing her of shooting him to producer John He was the bright, modestly death. Mrs. Daniel did not appear H hes, hav­ Robert DiMatteo rich, debonair son of a former before grand jurors but sketchy ing plumbed Texas governor and a political reports indicated that while she LOOKING UP — the purported middleweight in his own right. admitted shooting her husband, Golden Globe recip­ depths of teen­ She was the 10th child of a she denied it was intentional. age angst in nomadic refinery worker, a blond She later testified that her ient Sally Kirkland movies like divorcee who waited tables at the husband kicked her and threa­ stands next to a "Sixteen Candles" and "Ferris quences. a few maturation les­ local Dairy Queen. tened to kill her before she poster touting her Bueller’s Day Off." nowattempts sons and one traumatic breech It was hardly surprising, then, grabbed a gun and told him to birth later, Jake comes to his dramatic role In the to bring a pair of nubile young that folks in the small southeast leave. She said she fired a characters into the adult world sen.ses. This being an ultra- warning shot as he approached Yurek Bogayevicz- Texas town of Liberty gossiped The resulting movie is virtually a romantic movie, be gets to have often and openly about the 1976 her but did not recall firing the directed film "Anna," throwback to the romantic come­ his career as a writer too. Kristy marriage of Price Daniel Jr. and fatal shot. She was acquitted. for which she’s dies of the ‘50s and '60s — a — about whom the movie has had Vickie Carroll Moore. But despite The book is not, as the publisher only a secondary interest — gets a hoping to continue picture about facing up to the those misgivings, nobody could insists, a true crime story in the responsibilities of marriage and baby. So much forthe film'ssense r.% ' V - foresee the events of Jan. 19,1981. tradition of “ Blood and Money” her "overnight suc­ parenthood without a whiff of of equality and liberation. That was the night Mrs. Daniel and “ Fatal Vision.” cess" at the Academy thematic freshness. But at least Kevin Bacon and Elizabeth killed her husband in the couple’s It is the story of an aristocratic Awards. the picture isn’t all sick sermoniz­ McGovern are delightful to­ ranch-style home on what was but flawed young political figure AP photo ing: Stylistically, it represents gether: They give the materia' (X)mmonly called “ The Gover­ whose first marriage ended in more invention and wtarroth than some of Hughes’ most playful Ruts MacKendrick/Speclal to the Herald nor’s Road,” a tribute to Daniel’s divorce and his second in disas­ work. it merits. And. as J a il's bes' fatiier. ter. The revelations about Da­ The protagonists are nervous buddy, a cad of a ladies' man niel’s quirky personal and mari­ tion of Snoopys comes from the The story of their ill-fated She’s an ‘overnight success’ newlyweds Kristy (Elizabeth Alec Baldwin has the kind o’ OUT OF THE CLOSET — Snoopy- romance, the shooting, a seamy tal habits almost overshadowed McGovern) and Jake Briggs charisma that movie .stars are lovers are coming out of the closet to collection of a Manchester flea-market child custody battle and the the question of his wife’s guilt or (Kevin Bacon), two cute yuppies made of. GRADE: form a burgeoning club. This convoca­ enthusiast. subsequent murder trial are innocence.. who settle uneasily into a cozy New home video retold in a new book, “ Deadly Indeed, there is little suspense after 25 years as an actress Chicago suburb, where the neigh­ Blessing” (William Morrow and and even less surprise surround­ boring husbands gab about their THE BIG EASY (R) HBO, Co.. $18.95). ing Mrs. Daniel’s acquittal in a power mowers and the wives Subtitled “ The Killing of Price trial that began before a Liberty No one tells the Sally Kirkland Walker, and he kept hoping one of $89.95. Picturesque and steamy Bv Bob Thomas gossip while dutifully serving Daniel. Jr.,” the book by a jury but ended with a visiting story better than Sally Kirkland. them would propos to me. fun. Jim McBride's 1987 hit is set The Associated Press Seven years later, Snoopy judge delivering the verdict. “ I wanted tobe an actress since because he wanted me in the refreshments on the lawn. in affectionately rendered, loo.se California free-lance journalist. Like a lot of young men of his Some readers may find the 1 was 8 years old. I took acting and family. and lax New Orleans, where a Steve Salerno, is entertaining but LOS ANGELES — Sally Kirk­ time, Jake suffers from a Peter promises much more than it biggest surprise of ail an admis­ dance classes from the age of “ David was my mentor. He bribe-taking homicide detective land has much to talk about these Pan complex. Scared of adult­ delivers. sion by the author in the epilogue eight. Because my mom was said to me: ‘Sally, with all'm y (Dennis Quaid) comes into con­ days. hood, he nevertheless takes the steps up to being collectible Price Daniel Jr.’s death at age that his exposure to Mrs. Daniei. fashion editor for Life magazine experience. I ’m telling you right tact with a morally upright plunge. Jake may long for a 39 commanded front-page head­ the only living principal in the There’s the best actress award and her name was Sally Kirkland, now you’re going to be a star one assistant D A. (Ellen Barkin) the Los Angeles film critics gave career as a writer, but he foilows A soap-dish “SNOOPY SOAP DISH,” copy­ lines well beyond state boundar­ story, was limited to a series of I was always Sally Kirkland Jr. day. from up north. While the D.A. is her for her performance as a the more practical route, accept­ Snoopy is being righted in 1950. ies and not totally because of his teiephone conversations. That presented me with an ‘“ But it’s not going to be easy poking her nose into local police This is a magic date because on faded Czech actress in "Anna” ing a cushy job in advertising. encouraged by father’s ties to the governor’s Salerno said a “ face-to-face” identity crisis,” she said. for you. because there’s no studio improprieties, she’s also being and the Golden Globe for best Meanwhile, he is plagued by all .ms brothers to Oct. 2 of that year the Peanuts mansion or his stint in the U.S. meeting was arranged once, but “ I went to a dramatic camp at system anymore. You remind me introduced by the detective to the CoUectors’ dramatic actress presented by manner of fantasies, including nang in there. characters, including Snoopy, Senate. Daniel’s mother. Jean Mrs. Danipl^fifinceled at 12. It was an all-girls camp, so I a lot of Ingrid Bergman and easy-going, down-home New Or­ the Hollywood Foreign Press the recurring one of a dream • Take it Corner were first syndicated by United Houston Baldwin, was a direct minute. had to play all the nnen’s roles. I Katharine Hepburn. But they had leans style. Wild romance Features. Association for the same film. nymphet who shows up taunt­ easy " says the descendant of Sam Houston, Just as puctHhg is the adfhor’s was Magbeth at the age of 12. studio contracts, and you don’t blooms. GRADE: ingly at the most inopportune one in the Red Russ MacKendrick The author got hooked origi­ president of the Republic of use of a quoteifbom an unidenti­ Then when I went to The Masters have that. What I suggest is to nally by the comic strip and And she's been offered four times. (Film grading: * * ★ * excel­ Baron get-up. Texas in 1836-38 and often des­ fied friend of Daniel’s to sugge.st. School at Dobb’s Ferry (N.Y.), I rack up as many credits as started to see Snoopys every­ movies in the wake of her Several strenuous fantasy se- lent, *** good, *-k fair. * poor) "Stay put just cribed as the “ avenging spirit of . at the end. that the root cau.se of was Prince Albert to Queen possible. If they say don’t do "overnight success" — a success a while longer where. Now she has a museum in the Alamo.” the tragedy c was the young that came after 25 years as an Victoria because I was five feet 10 television, forget it. Do it. her basement. As a schooltecher ‘"Get 300 women (portrayals) and you'll earn However, the slaying was a real politician's belief that he failed to actress, she points out). — light? Finally I got around to your wings." she has found ways to fit Peanuts under your belt. Do as many shock in Austin, where Daniel measure up to'his father. No wonder Kirkland is more playing a woman when I was 17. The big news in Snoopydom is legs and ears are movable He characters into the curriculum, classes as possible. Do every­ ______Xili.______voluble than ever. She has waited " I didn’t go to college, much to the burgeoning of a collectors' was made to swing on a wind­ thus making the lessons more fun thing. Because I don’t think your for this. And waited. the shock and chagrin of The club. They had their first conven­ shield to keep you alert and for the kids than any pranks they shot will come until your late 30s “ I have tested for the leading Masters School. They said it was tion at Santa Rosa. Calif., near cheerful. On his back it says could dream up. Best-Sellers or early 40s. Don’t give up. You HARTFORD (MANCHESTER lu: Nonfiction role in 25 movies, and each time the first time in history a student CliMina City — The Lost Emperor UA Theolen East — Cinderella (G) "Made in Hong Kong." Membership in Freddi Margol­ have the talent, but brcause the home of Charles Schulz, the choice has narrowed to hadn’t gone on to VassarorSarah (PG -13) Sot 12, 3:15. 6:30, 9:45; Sun 1, Sot-Sun 2:30. — W all Street (R ) Sot-Sun creator df Charlie Brown. Linus. in's club is free except for the Fiction 1. "Trump: The Art of the Lawrence or something. I went you’re 5 feet 10 and you’re very 4:30, 0. — Iron w eed (R ) Sot and Sun 4:15,7,9:30.— Throw Momma From the The card showing the famous expense of the newsletters. She another actress and me,” she 12:45, 3:45, 6:40, 9:50. — Broadcast Train (PG-13) Sot-Sun ^4:20,7:20.9:20. Lucy and the other Peanuts. (He Deal," Donald J. Trump right down to Avenue B and llth strong, they won’t know what to doghouse is a valentine, copy­ 1. "The Bonfire of the recalled. "Each time the other N ew s (R ) Sot and Sun 12:30, 3:30,6:50, — Fatal A ttroctlon (R ) Sot-Sun 2:15, wanted to cali them "L il Folks" invites any Snoopy-lovers to 2. "Elizabeth Takes Off," do with you as an ingenue or even 10. — T h e Dead (P C ) SatandSun 1:30,4, 4:30,7,9:30.— Pink Floyd: The Wall (R) righted in 1958 by United Fea- actress won. Street (in New York) and lived in hut the syndicate took thebitinits come out of the closet and write to Vanities,” Tom Wolfe a young leading lady.’” 7:10,9:30. Sot midnight. — Heayy Metal (R) Sot ' tures Syndicate, whose omnipres­ Elizabeth Taylor “ The last time was ‘The King of a $^a-month apartment and was midnight. — The Rocky Horror Piriure iccih and ran away with her at 12 Lawrence Lane. Bay 2. "Tommyknockers," Ste­ a waitress at Figaro’s. I got a job After 150 plays, 40 TV dramas CAST HARTFORD Show (R ) Sot midnight. ent C-in-a-circle drives us up the 3. 'The Prize Pulitzer," Comedy,’ and the other girl "Peanuts") Shore. N Y. 11706, phen King and 27 movies, Kirkland’s shot Eastwood Fob A Cinema — Fatal wall. Roxanne Pulitzer (Sandra Bernhard) got the part. with James Earl Jones off- A ttraction (R ) Sot 7:15,9:20; Sun 7:30. 3. ’’Kaieidoscope," Danielle Broadway in a play called ‘The came with “ Anna.” Fear Rlebords Fob and Cinema — VERNON _ □ □ □ 4. "Keeping Secrets," Su­ Bobby DeNiro, who is an old Cine 1A 2— Throw Momma From the .Aiiihor Ereddi Margolin tells The “ Red Baron” Snoopy has a Steel Love Nest.’ At first, director Yurek Bo- F atal A ttraction (R ) Sat 7:30, 9:30, zanne Somers friend of mine, told me, ’Don’t midnight; Sun 5, 7:30,9:30. T rain (PG-13) Sot and Sun 3, 5,7:10. — .i'll about this and shows some of hard plastic body with movable COMING EVENT: Meeting of 4. "2061: Odyssey Three," worry, Sally, you’ll get your shot.’ “ I ’m happy to say I ’ve been gayevicz was unimpressed, even Shewcoso Cinemas 1-9— Moonstruck C inderella (G ) Sotand Son 1:30. — Fetal her collection of 6.000 Snoopys in 5. "The Cat Who Came for A ttraction (R ) Sot and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, limbs. Tbeheadisrubberand will the Manchester Philatelic So­ Arthur Clarke acting ever since.” though she was playing a Czech (P G ) Sot 12, 2:15, 7:25,9:45, 11:50; Sun That was in 1981, and it has finally 9:40.— Wall Street (R ) Sotand Sun9:20. the Feb 3 issue of The Antique swiveLat the neck. The smaller ciety in the auditorium of the Christmas," Cleveland Amory Acting, yes, but never as a star woman in the New York Public 12, 2:15, 4 : » , 7:25, 9:45. — Satisfaction 5. "Lightning," Dean Koontz happened.” (PG-13) Sat 12:50,3,5:10,7:40,10:05,12; Trader Weekly. figure with ,the open arms is solid Whiton Memorial Library on 6. "The Great Depression of in the big time. She worked with Theater play, “ Largo Desolata.” Sun 12:50, 3, 5:10, 7:40, 10. — She's 6 "Winters' Tales," Jona­ Despite her appearance in WEST HARTFORD rubber with a wire skeleton It Tuesday. Feb. 23. Please note a 1990," Ravi Batra “ Anna.” for which she gained 15 Andy Warhol’s group and the Kirkland persisted, perfecting H avin g o Baby (PG -13) Sat 12:15, 3:15, Elm 1 A 2 — Fatal Attraction (R) Sot Margolin notes that it has been than Winters 7;15, 9:20, 11:30; Sun 12:15, 2:15, 4:15, and Sun 2,4:15,7,9:30.— Wall Street (R) has the pesky copyright “ C." is change in the time: now 6 to 8:30 7. "The 8-Week Cholesterol LaMama Troupe and Joe Papp her accent and even testing her 7:15, 9:20. — Shoot to K ill (R ) Sat 12, about seven years since Snoopy 7. "Presumed Innocent," pounds and taped her face to add Sat and Sun Z 4:15, 7,9:30. p.m. The club is busy-busy — scenes at the Actors Studio before 2:35, 4:50, 7:35, 10, 12:15; Sun 12, 2:25, dolls, clothes, ceramics, mu.sic dated 1969. and has another Cure," Robert Kowalski wrinkles, Kirkland is a young- and achieved Manhattan fame as about 50 in attendance on Feb. 9. Scott Turow her friends Shelley Winters and. 4:50,7:35,10.— Good Morning, Vietnam boxes, toys and games first took "Made in Hong Kong.” 8. "Time Flies," Bill Cosby looking 43, with tawny long hair the Queen of Off-Broad way. But (R ) Sot 1,4:15,7:20,10,12:15; Sun 1,4:15, WILLIMANTIC Visitors are always welcome. 8. "Mortal Fear," Robin fire in the shops. Now they've 9. "Thriving on Chaos," Tom and a model’s tall figure. She is those top movie jobs went to other Robert DeNiro. Finally Bogaye- 7:20,10. — Action Jackson (R ) Sat 12:15, Jlllton Square Cinema — Shoot To The last in the lineup is a glass Cook vicz gave in. 3:15, 5:15, 7;15, 9:40, 11:50; Sun 12:15, Kill (R ) Sat 1,3:15,5:15,7:15,9:15,11:30; stepped up to being collectibles. Peters bi-coastal, keeping an apartment actresses. 3:15,5:15,7:15,9:40. — The Serpent and Sun 1, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. — The Avon bottle Snoopy madetocarry Russ MacKendrick is a long­ 9. "Patriot Games," Tom Did she despair? Is an Academy Award next? the R ain bow (R ) Sat 12:20, 2:30, 4:45, Serpent and the Rainbow (R ) Sot 1,3,5, 10. "Weight Watchers Quick in New York and a pied-a-terre a The convocation shown here 5 ounces of “Excalibur” after­ time Manchester resident who is Clancy "N o,” she said. "You know “ I cannot tell a He: My fantasy 7:30, 9:50, 11:50; Sun 12:30, 2:30, 4:45, 7,9,12; Sun 1,3,5,7,9. — (V>od M orning, block from the beach in Santa 7:30, 9:50. — T h ree M en end e Baby belongs -to a Manchester flea shave. He wears a blue cap and an authority on many type of and Easy Cookbook" ever since I was 5 years old was to Vietn am (R ) Sot 1, 3:10, 5:20, 8, 10, 12, 10. "The Palace," Paul Monica. The two rooms here are why? I was lucky to meet (P G ) Sat 12:15, 3:15, 7:15, 9:20, 11:30; Sun 1, 3:10, 5:20, 8, 10. — M oonstruck market enthusiast. The walking nestles a baseball on his paws. collectibles. Write to him in care hold that (statue) and say, Sun 12:15, 2:15, 4:15, 7:15, 9:20. — Cry (P G ) Sot 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30,12; Erdman (Courtesy of Waldenbooks) pure Kirkland, every inch of wall (producer) David Seiznick when I Snoopy at the extreme left is And finally — “ the star of our of the Manchester Herald, P.O. ‘Thank you .thank you .thank you. Freedom (PG ) Sat 1, 4,7:15,10:15; Sun Sun 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. — She's space filled with her own colorful was a kid. He adopted me. in a 1,4,8. — School D oze (R ) Sot 12:15,2:30, H aving o B obv (PG-13) Sot 1:15, 3:15, made of thin plastic.The arms. show” — a hollow rubber Avon Box 591, Manchester 06040. paintings, Mexican icons, an way. I was dating (son) Danny Thank you -tor validating my 5:15, 7:30, 9:30, 11:45; Sun 12:15, 2:30, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15, 11:45; Sun 1:15, 3:15, “ Anna” poster. .. Seiznick end (stepson) Michael entire experieni 5:15,7:30, 9:30. 5:15,7:15,9:15. MANCHESTER HERALD. 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' ( 1 European singer makes impressive debut two laid by one of their Rhode Sibley drained the egg and “ I want to show it to my son who Island Red hens recently. discovered inside another fully lives in New York and my The two eggs. 3.5 inches to 4 formed egg with the normal grandchildren,” she said. \ inches long and 8 inches in Bv Paul Raeburn and the arrangements are clean noted jazz saxophonist in Eng­ Warsaw at 18 to join a band. In red-brown shell of that formed by Sibley said a regular chicken I ^ ^ The Associated Press and simple. Judicious use of land. and Peter White, a tasteful 1980. she was part of a Polish band circumference, are each about a Rhode Island Red. The outer egg is about 2.5 inches to 3 inches synthesizers and drum machines, guitar Player whose styles range brought tO”Chicago for a year. twice the volume of a regular shell was white. in length and about 6 inches in NEW YORK — Epic Records combined with graceful perfor­ from rock to jazz, by way of There she soaked up all the chicken egg. said Fred Sibley, a He said the second giant egg circumference. He says the mu­ did iittle to stoke the star-maker mances on guitar, saxophone and Brazil. Americanpopmusicshecould. “ I collections manager at the Yale also had a fully formed inneregg. seum also has an unusually large machinery last year when it some live drum parts, results in a “ We try to make sure we have was always influenced by Stevie Peabody Museum of Natural The eggs probably took an duck egg, but the chicken egg is reieased "Tim e and Tide.” the record likely to appeal to pop real guitar and other instru­ Wonder.” she said, “ and Aretha History who is examining the extra trip through the chicken’s much bigger. The chicken egg is debut solo recording by Basia listeners and jazz fans alike. ments.” Basia said, to avoid a Franklin, too.” eggs. oviduct, the passageway from its not being displayed, he said. Tr/etrzeiewska, a well known The same kinds of things were strictly artificial sound. For She returned to Europe and Anna Wilezynski. who owns the ovary to the outside, Sibley said. Mrs. Wilezynski said the hen European pop singer. said not long ago about the pop example, drum parts were lar­ joined Matt Bianco. The group's hen with her husband, Henry, While moving back up the ovi­ was laying eggs of regular size Despite the absence of a major singer Sade. But in contrast to gely synthesized by White, but the debut album. “ Whose Side Are said they were shocked to dis­ duct, they got another coating of before and after the big eggs were You On?” featuring Basia. sold publicity effort, however, “ Ba- Sade’s dark, smokey sound. Ba­ sounds of real snare drums and cover the first egg several weeks egg white and shell, he explained. laid. I'A million copies in Europe. But sia" slowly began creeping up sin’s sound is bright and buoyant. cymbals were added. ago. Mrs. Wilezynski said her hus­ The 1988 Guiness Book of World Basia wrote the lyrics for half Basia had no say in the group's record charts, as radio an­ ’The tunes range from “ How “ We called my .son up right band noticed that the hen, which Records does not contain a listing Dare You.” a pleasant rock of the songs. The other lyrics decisions. “ I was like a guest." nouncers and critics discovered away and our neighbors right is lOmonths old,couldn’t fit inher for the biggest chicken egg. But shuffle, to “ Astrud,” a honvageto were written by a friend. Peter she said. “ I wasn't involved in it away and showed it to them,” she nest when she was laying the first Mrs. Wilezynski said she and her By December, Epic decided the Astrud Gilberto, and “ From Now Foss. The recording was pro­ writing or anything about said. egg. husband ai;en’t that interested in record still had enough life in it. On.” a bossa nova in which Basia duced by Basia and White, who production.” A l l Their son, Henry Jr., took the “ He caught it,” she said. “ The record-setting. . ^ , as industry executives say, to is siinported only by acoustic were left alone in a London studio Basia and White left that group first egg to the Peabody Museum, shell was soft on one side. This bring Basia to New York for press guitar, percussion and baritone to create it. Epic knew nothing of and established a partnership. “ W e’re not fam iliar Wlth'Atuff HENRY WILCZYNSKI HOLDS “RED" where Sibley, a chief preparator second one has really a hard like that. We’re over 70 years interviews and to begin planning saxophone. what they were doing until the They recorded “ Time and Tide" .. . oversized eggs quite rare for V. S. appearances in “ Prime Time TV,” released as final master tape was delivered. in late 1986. and it was relea.sed in for vertebrate zoology, said Fri­ shell.” old,” she said. February. a single in England, has a “ It’s incredible how much the United States in the middle of "Tim e and Tide” moved to No. synthesized brass ensemble that freedom we have.” Basia said last year. I in ratings by "The MAC suggests big-band jazz. The re­ recently in an interview in Epic’s Basia has been working on a Attack.” a newsletter surveying cord takes much of its sound from New York offices. video in England, but she will Names in the News adult contemporary radio sta­ European synthesized pop. but its Basia grew up in the town of soon begin planning her next tions. It was among the Top 20 generous sampling of jazz and Jaworzno. a mining town in record, one that she hopes will best-selling jazz albums in Bos­ BASIA TRZETRZELEWSKA Brazilian sounds distinguishes it southern Poland. “ When you include some rock tunes, making broke the color barrier at the day at the beach — in fact, she it slightly different from "Time Amused and alarmed ton. Philadelphia and San Fran­ . . . little press but No. 1 .from other examples of that come to town, you see smoke.” University of Mississippi 26 years can’t even go to the beach cisco. and it climbed into the Top genre. she said. “ Nothing else. But and T id e " But not too different EXETER, England (AP) - ago. said education remains the because she’s so recognizable. 10 on the “ Radio and Records” The tunes on “ Time and Tide” there’s something about that " I don't want to .shock anyone" Scores of jostling and shouting best vehicle to break the cycle of That’s why Ferraro and hus­ she said. jazz chart. There is a freshness to the were composed by Basia and town that makes me miss it." photographers besieged Princess poverty and oppression. band, John Zaccaro, are asking The record, a blend of pop. jazz compositions on “ Time and Tide” Danny White, who also plays She was from a musical family Elena of Spain at Exeter Univer­ Meredith, 54, was the first for a variance to build a swim­ keyboards on the record. The two. and frequently sang duets with and Brazilian styles, isdifficult to that also attracts the casual sity. where she is studying on a black student to attend the ming pool on their property and listener’s interest, perhaps ex­ who met in the successful Euro­ her sister, who. she claims, has a classify. Basia, who pronounces Avoiding fights teaching fellowship. University of Mississippi in 1962. provide them with some privacy. her name BAH-sha and bills plaining how the record began its pean pop group “ Matt Bianco.” better ear then she does. She Students and staff watched "Because of the burden of started piano lessons at age 7. and Rhesus monkeys avoid fights Violence broke out on the Ole herself by her first name alone, climb without major-league produced the album themselves iliui .U'lLi-, with a mixture of amusement and celebrity, we are unable to take in a London studio, where they vocal training sometime later. by just threatening lower- Miss campus, and President John possesses a spare but strong promotion. alarm Friday as photographers advantage of the beach except for The melodies occasionally take were able to elist the help of two Basia. now in her "very late ranking troopmates and by defer­ F. Kennedy called in federal soprano with an expressive edge and TV crews closed in on the early morning or late evening,” that marks her as an original. unexpected, chromatic turns. fine musicians — Ronnie Ross, a 20s." as she puts it. moved to ring to higher-ranking ones. troops to maintain order. 24-year-old daughter of King Meredith graduated from the Ferraro told an unusual Manhat­ Juan Carlos and Queen Sophia. university and went on to earn a tan meeting of the Saltaire But the princess appeared la w degree at Columbia Village Board of Zoning Appeais Former pipe fitter unruffled and even shook hands University. on Thursday. 'Never die young’ with some of the photographers In a speech to A ir Force Under village laws, an owner who had converged on the cam ­ Academy cadets Thursday, must have at least 10 lots to build iiving out his dream pus in southwestern England. Meredith said American blacks a pool; the form er congresswo­ James Taylor hasn’t changed as he nears 40 Elena, a teacher and friend of need to take more advantage of man and her husband own nine. Princess Diana, is on a six-month their citzenship rights to improve The board has reserved decision teaching fellowship, working their economic and political on the request, but'U was not met NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - around in all four directions,” By Mary Campbell a certain number of plays of ‘Only One’ off the with children with special learn­ opportunities. By seeking a state- enthusiastically by some Ricky Van Shelton, a former pipe Shelton recalled. “ There’d be 15 The Associated Press last album.” The last album was “That’s Why ing needs. funded education at Ole Miss, members. fitter, is living out his dreams of guitars and twoor three banjos on I’m Here” in 1985. Meredith said he chose to chal­ “ When we give variances it’s singing country music hits stage at once. It was a lot of fun. James Taylor faces 40 without deep soul- “ I never heard ‘Only One’ but there must have usually because of hardship, and throughout the United States “ 1 heard bad music there and lenge white supremacy. searching, he says in his laid-back way. “Just been places where it was played a lot. Don Henley AP photo Men seek advice I don’t see the hardship here,” instead of in an old general store good music too. We’d sing all another decade ticks over. I've been dMng this and Jonl Mitchell sang on it. It was an said board member Hilliard in the hills of Virginia. night. I remember once I only had TUNiNG UP — Country singer Randy COLUMBUS, Ohio (A P ) - for 20 years." anthem-sounding kind of thing. I wrote it in the Newspaper columnist Ann Land­ No day at the beach Farr, a summer softball team­ The 36-year-old Shelton has three strings left on my guitar at 5 Half his life ago, the singer-songwriter- Travis, ieft, and actor Tom Hanks automobile, driving out of New York.” ers said Friday about one-third of mate of Zaccaro and his wife. become an emerging star in a.m.” guitarist became the first “outsideact" signed to NEW YORK (AP) - Former Taylor had songs in the 1985 movie “Smooth rehearse in New York for their appear­ the more than 1,000 pieces of ma il Ferraro ran unsuccessfully in country music since leaving the By day, he was a pipe fitter for Apple Records and made his first album. “James Talk.” The 1978 Broadway show “Working” vice presidential candidate Ger­ ance on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” she receives daily come from 1984 on the Democratic ticket mountains around Grit. Va.. two 10 years, making |5 to $10 an hour. Taylor,” wiiich included “Carolina in My Mind.” included two Taylor songs. “ Millworker” and aldine Ferraro says life at her days after Christmas in 1984. “ I started as a helper, toting “ Fire and Rain” was on bis second album, on “Brother Trucker.” Feb. 20. Hanks is host for the second time men, most of whom are seeking Fire Island summer home is no headed by Walter Mondale. Since arriving in Nashville, he this and toting that. Pipe fitting is Warner Brothers. .. Asked whether he has written for the theater and Travis is the musicai guest. advice about personal has recorded an album “ Wild- hard, but it’s a good job. There’s Now, shortly before he turns 40 on March 12, he since his 1986 marriage to actress Kathryn relationships. Eyed Dream” that has been on an art to it. You learn angles and has his Utbaliram released, “ NeverJDie Young,” Walker, be says, “Not really. I don’t know if I “ Usually, the man who writes the country music charts for how to figure them.” his fifth for Cohimhia Records. On his birthday have the discipline. Sooner or later 1 plan to give Birth control for pigeons to Ann Landers is writing about nearly a year. His single, “ Some­ He also worked as a car evening, a two-hour James Taylor concert Is it a try. I have no idea what form it would take.” his wife of long standing or his LAND WANTED body Lied," was a No. 1 hit in salesman, appliance store man­ stHhedoled to be broadcast in stereo on PBS. His two children, Sally, 13, and Ben, 10, bom OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Flocks of pesky girlfriend of short standing, or a December. His “ Crime of Pas­ ager, grocery store clerk and Comparinghimaelfat20and40, Taylor says, *4; during his 1973 to 1981 marriage to Carly fflmon, pigeons seem impossible to scare away and deadly combination (of both),” 5+ ACRES sion” and “ Wild-Eyed Dreams” house painter. But music was his think vWy little is different. Itisjustihatithinka live In Massachusetts with their mother. Taylor killing them is messy, but some Oklahoma she said. also were hits on the 45 rpm passion. lot was unknown at that point. A lot of empty says, “ I see them on vacations and whenever I legislators think they’ve hit on a way to limit Landers said she has used l\er Church of the Living God charts.’ ” I don’t know anything about spaces have been filled in now. At the age of 20 can get up there-and visit them or bring th i^ out the feathered population ... birth control. syndicated column to educate “ I ’ve thought about this (oppor­ sports, ’’ he said. “ I was always on ,you don’t know what your life’s woric will be. on the road.”,. 'iv . " State Sen. Leo Kingston introduced an and credited her readers’ wisdom of Manchester tunity) every day of my life, some porch pickin’ (playing where you’re gdng to live, who your friendO qr > The Taylors live in Connecticut, have a fm all amendment that would allow p m e officials to with helping her. is interestecj in the purchase of land in the every day.” he said in an guitar). I remember one night we associates are going to be.-There is a lot of summer house on Cape Cod and an apaitment in use birth control-trea’'led feed instead of poison interview. ’ ’When I was in school, “ If I could give just one piece of rented the armory and 10 people openneu to,|^v an old bidldlng .in';Ms|(hattan. T h ^ were in for pigeon control. advice to everyone in the world, it Town of Manchester the blackboard would disappear showed up. We gave them their l*‘B g«d tliiffryn u ’re 40, a lot of those questions Manhattan recently for his appearaneb on i;: His proposal was approved as an amend­ would be just two words; Be for the building of a worship facility. because I was daydreaming money back and went home.” ' ^ may change further. But a lot of “SaturdnyNi^Uve’' and^hertoshoofaTV < ment to a House bill passed by the Senate on kind,” she said. “ It is the greatest about this.” ' has. h ^ Identified: Despite that setback, at age 32 ■minl8erm.^tani proppedagainsta cowhand Thursday that removes pigeons from the gift you can give, and it costs you Church the Living God His concerts with such stars as Tlie flirstDfirt single Ifrom tte new album is the title a piano furnish the apartment’s front parlor. He Please Contact of he and his wife headed to status of game birds. Such status has meant nothing.” Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings tune. „ ■ ■'5 : • '■>' 4 practices.in there, Taylor says, but doesn’t Pastor David Mullen 372 Main Street and Sawyer Brown contrast his Nashville so he could pursue his they can’t be shot except during hunting dreams ' Taylor says that the 1981 “ Her Town. Too,” compose. “ I don’t think there are any soUgs in earlier singing days at the old cowritten with J.D. Souther, “ is the most recent that room.’.’^.- ■. • " .V- season. The measure would allow pigeons to be Asst. Pastor Manchester, CT 06040 eradicated or removed from areas where they Breaking the cycle general store near Grit, which Wearing a trademark white I of mine that did anything really significant & His wife.tinvels with him sometimes, during ' Earle Blanchard Ph. 647-7355 / 9-5, M-F some local folk say used to be a cowboy hat. he began visiting .Ruttgotacertaceralleatefirm'BMtfor^ her acting lulls, and be hasJdnMher on location. have become a nuisance. COLORADO SPR IN G S. Colo. chicken house. Nashville nightclubs in order to (AP) — James Meredith, who "People came from 50 miles meet country musicians. BUSINESS All’s quiet on economic front New York tabloid gets new deadUne By Peter Coy pledging to inject money into the to be tranquilized at the moment,” Dow 2,000 becomes familiar banking system to protect the econ­ Holland said. The Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — New York Highlights omy from the worst crash in Wall Analysts took Greenspan’s remarks Post owner Rupert Murdoch said to mean that the Fed had no intention Bv Chet Currier NEW YORK - All’s quiet on the Street history. the newspaper had at least one The Associated Press economic front. Federal Reserve Aftershocks of the crash that wiped of pushing interest rates lower to more day of life as negotiations of the week Chairman Alan Greenspan declared out half a trillion dollars in stock value stave off a possible recession, the continued late Friday in an effort formula pushed by an odd mixture of NEW YORK — Just a little this past week, and most economists in a single day seem to have been to save the nation’s oldest contin­ liberals and election-minded Bv The Associated Press more than a year after the Dow were inclined to agree. slight. uously published daily. Jones industrial average first In recent days the outward mea­ Republicans. ■ President Reagan proposed his smallest True, the economy remains at risk Murdoch had said the paper reached 2,000, the stock market of slipping into a mild, election-year sures of the economy have been President Reagan is nervous that would fold Friday unless its Pentagon increase but sharply higher spend­ almost monotonous. Not great, but not ing for AIDS research and airline safety in a has adopted that level as a recession — some economists say one the central bank could spoil his final unions provided $24 million in terrible, either. $1.1 trillion fiscal 1989 budget. regular hangout. has already begun. year in office by Inadvertently trig­ concessions needed to close a deal Since the crash in October that The dollar has hung around 130 ■ The nation’s industrial operating rate was True, too, the huge trade and budget gering a recession. with a buyer for the money-losing sent the average tumbling into Japanese yen. the Dow Jones indus­ unchanged in January at 82.2 percent of deficits will eventually have to come “ There appears to be no need, at tabloid known for its screaming the low 1700s. the market has trial average has stuck close to 2,000 capacity as cutbacks in the production of steel down, and the transition could be present, for restrictive monetary headlines and cheesecake photos. rallied back to around 2,000 four painful. points and the yield on the Treasury’s measures,” the administration said But as talks stretched five and autos offset gains in other areas. 30-year bond has evened out at a little ■ Industrial production edged up 0.2 percent separate times. On each of those But in spite of all the problems. Thursday in the economic outlook hours past his 2 p.m. deadline, occasions, the advance has under 8.5 percent. in January despite big declines in auto Greenspan was onto something in section of its 1989 budget proposal. Munloch left a meeting of nnan- bogged down at that point. Of course, the markets have shown production and steel, suggesting the economy remarks this past Tuesday after a agement and the unions saying Now. Wall Streeters hope, it speech to the Bretton Woods themselves to be capable of sliding The Reagan administration is doing will slow considerably this year. the Post would publish on Satur­ may be ready to clear that Committee. into chaos with less than a moment’s its own part to keep the economy ■ Sales of existing homes held steady in 1987 day. “ We’re going to keep work­ “ The relationships at the moment notice. But so far, so good. growing through that old GOP neme­ at close to 4 million units despite volatile obstacle. ing through the night,” Murdoch Many stock market analysts among all the major financial varia­ “ One of the advantages a Fed sis, deficit spending. Reagan’s final mortgage rates and the October stock market said at a hotel where talks say it is simplistic or even silly to bles seem to be in relative balance,” chairman has in testif^ng before budget request provides for a 1989 collapse, a national real estate trade group involving him, other members of talk about round-number levels in Greenspan told the private group of Congress is it only has to be true until deficit of $130 billion, and it could turn reported, management and union leaders economists, executives and former he leaves the table,” observed Robert out far larger in case of a slowdown. ■ Housing construction declined in January the Dow as measures of any were being held. significance for the market government officials. C. Holland, a former Fed official and Greenspan’s steady-as-she-goes for the second straight month, falling to the At the Post’s offices, editors “ For the moment, we are in president of the Washington-based strategy is earning respect even from weakest level since the ’ end of the last outlook. were preparing the Saturday When investing institutions equilibrium,” he added. Committee for Economic the kind of economists who ordinarily recession. edition. measure their performance Such words could not have been Development. lobby for stronger economic growth, ■ Construction contracts will drop 4 percent spoken four months ago, when the “ There’s no driving force (in the such as Princeton University’s Alan this year, led by steep declines in office and against the market as a whole, these analysts point out, they chief of the nation’s central bank was markets). Fearful expectations seem Blinder. other commercial building and lesser drops in housing and public works projects, a forecas­ usually don’t use the Dow, but rather the broader Standard & ter said. AP grap^ic Poor’s 500-stock composite index. ■ A significant number of Americans may Nevertheless, Dow 2,000 ap­ BusineM in Brief Life premium earns interest ha ve had too little tax withheld from paychecks pears to provide a good reference threshold of 2,000 at least. Tuesday and Wednesday after last year, the Internal Revenue Service said. But to buy stocks much above the Washington’s Birthday holi­ ■ Domestic car and truck sales, boosted by point for the current state of the QUESTION: called for early redemption, that level is still considered a day, slipped back briefly, and aggressive buyer incentive programs, rose 2.8 market. Chiropractor opens center Our broker, I you’ll get more than face value. risky proposition. then jumped ahead again. It percent in early February over the same It served as one of the land­ who usually Either way, that’s a better deal marks of the great 1982-87 bull “ When the market rallies al­ closed Friday at 2,014.59, up 31.33 Dr. Brendan Marinan, who recently moved from period a year ago, automakers reported. pitches stocks, than the buildup of tax-free most to 2,000 one contingent from the week before. New Orleans to Manchester, has opened the Investors’ ■ Ford Motor Co.’s earnings jumped 19 market when the average first has been push- I n ^ interest in a single-premium life surpassed it on Jan. 8 of last year. believes — loudly —that it is Burnside Chiropractic percent in the fourth quarter and 41 percent for The New York Stock Exchange ing life insu- ^ insurance policy. already running into trouble,” Center at 700 Burnside Guide all of 1987 as the No. 2 automaker outearned And one emphatic message of composite index rose 2.10 to ranee since the The 9.75 percent tax-free inter­ ' observed Justin Mamis in a Ave., East Hartford. General Motors Corp. for the second straight the crash on Oct. 19 seemed to be 146.96; the American Stock Ex­ stock market . William A. Doyle est you are collecting on the bond current market commentary for Marinan is a native of that the Dow in the 2000s was too change market value index 3.16 to went into its is a very attractive rate. It’s year. Connecticut and a 1971 high. the investment firm of Cowen & 280.16, and the NASDAQ compo­ October dive. unlikely you would get a much ■ Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee lacocca said graduate of Wesleyan Now that a semblance of Co. site index for the over-the- He advises us higher rate on a single-premium he would dedicate all the profits from new “ Another group quickly gets University. He received stability has returned to the counter market 3.85 to 357.12. to put a large life insurance policy. Chrysler cars sold in Wisconsin this year to a his doctorate from the marketplace, a new symbolic labeled on TV as ‘emergent bulls’ amount of money into a single­ many single-premium policies, Also, you can’t “ cash In” a trust fund to help the 5,500 workers in Kenosha Volume on the Big Board Los Angeles College of appraisal has been made; Im­ and insists they’ve never given up premium life insurance policy arrangements can he made so municipal bond before its matur­ who will lose their jobs. averaged 160.98 million shares a Chiropractic. He was provement in the trade deficit faith in new Dow highs.” and says we would then receive that you automatically obtain a ity or call date. To get money for ■ International Business Machines Corp. day. against 179.43 million the director of the Uptown and a decline in interest rates In the past week the industrial monttly tax-free interest pay­ new loan and a check every that bond, you would have to sell < unveiled new internal software for its largest week before. Chiropractic Clinic in have warranted a return to the average closed above 2,000 on ments. What do you say? month. it. Unless it’s an actively traded 1 computeriSwi.'Continuing a chain of enhance­ New Orleans for 10 ments back to the first System-360 in Nonetheless, despite what you issue, it can be difficult to sell a years. ANSWER: I'd like to think you say that broker told you, the municippl bond at a realistic 1964. The new office, lo­ ■ GAE, Corp. became the first major Judge to rule March 7 misunderstood what the broker money you take out of a single­ price. cated above Arthur told you. ff you didn’t and are premium life insurance policy is company to exempt itself from Delaware’s Drugs, provides chiro­ new law limiting hostile takeovers. PAYING actually relaying what he said, not interest. It’s your own money QUESTION: After selling a practic care for those that broker did some damage to you are hortowing. And because $75,000 single-premium life insu­ ■ Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. said it on Bhopal case appeal injured in sports, auto planned to spin off its worldwide tire business TOP the facts. it’s your own money, it is not rance policy to my husband and a accidents and on the You purchase a single- subject to income tax. similar one to me, our broker into a $1.5 billion joint venture to be 75 percent BHOPAL, India (AP) - A that the order would not be job. Traditional chiro­ premiuni life insurance policy wants to sell us another one for owned by 'Tokyo-based Bridgestone Corp. judge said Friday he would rule enforceable in the United States, OIL PRICES practic family health with one payment. That min­ QUESTION: Our broker has $50,000 but with a different ■ Irving Bank Corp. rejected the current March 7 on Union Carbide Corp.’s the United News of India care is also available. Brendan Marinan §5 $1.08 billion buyout offer from Bank of New reported. imum “ single premium” usually advised us to cash in a $50,000 insurance company. appeal of a court order that it pay for MEOIOCRE municipal bond, which pays 9.75 I think he feels we shouldn’t York Co. $270 million in interim relief to^ But Indian government attor­ is at least $5,000, and you can buy percent but doesn’t mature until have all our Insurance money ■ California First Bank; which is controlled victims of the Bhopal gas leak. ney K. Parasaran said India had Business Express adds flights in much larger amounts. SERVICE? the year 2023, and use the money with one company. What do you by the Bank of Tokyo Ltd., has agreed to Another judge hearing the succeeded in previous claims WINDSOR LOCKS — Business Express, a Delta The premium earns interest to increase our single premium think? acquire Union Bank in a deal valued at around cases, the news agency said. It can happen when Connection regional airline based here, said Friday and builds up cash value. That government’s $3 billion damage life insurance. $750 million. case against Union Carbide ad­ Meanwhile, Bhopal District it will start service between Boston and Martha’s cash value buildup is not subject companies get too big. He said bond values can go ANSWER: That you are a hit ■ American Standard Inc.’s board of direc­ journed proceedings until March Judge M.W. Deo adjourned hear­ Vineyard, Mass., beginning April 3. to income tax unless you sur­ down quickly and he doesn’t want naive. It’s time you did some cost tors approved a restructuring plan to thwart a 16 to await the decision in the ings in the main damages case W e’re small, but The flights will operate from Delta gates at Logan render the policy. If you keep the to see us lose on the bond. If the comparison. By extracting facts hostile $2.03 billion takeover bid by Black & until after the appeals verdict is PERSONALIZED... with International Airport in Boston, the airline said. policy until you join the choir appeal. bond does go down, I feel we can and figures from the broker, Decker Corp. High <3ourt Judge S.K. Seth issued. Business Express serves 24 cities In the Northeast. silent, your teneficiary pays no 14 YEARS Of QUALITY keep it until it goes up. What do you’ll probably learn you could ■ Severe insider-trading penalties are dam­ heard closing arguments on the It was Deo who ordered Car­ tax. you advise? obtain more insurance in one aging new cases by discouraging potential appeal of the interim relief order, bide last December to deposit You can borrow against the SERVICE...and ICC rules Guilford hurt union policy from one company. That defendants from cooperating, a top official of which Carbide says is unfair until $270 million to be used as policy’s increased cash value. ANSWER: Keep the bond. Its also means the broker would the Securities and Exchange Commission was liability in the 1984 disaster is “ interim relief” payments for LOWER PRICES! WASHINGTON — The Interstate Commerce Some single-premium policies market value will fluctuate be­ collect more commissions by quoted as saying. victims. He said the victims were Commission, ruling that a management reorganiza­ allow you to obtain the loans at determined. Call tween now and its maturity date spreading your business around. ■ Gillette Co. said it would resist Coniston in great need and could not wait tion by a New England railroad has “ substantially the same rate the cash value More than 2,800 people died and 35 long years into the future. But Partners’ attempt to place four representa­ for help. injured” unionized workers, on Friday announced earns in interest — In effect an at least 20,000 were seriously 64M 393 you shouldn’t worry about that. William A. Doyle, a ayndicaled tives on its board of directors. injured when gas leaked from a The government filed its suit on that the company must negotiate a new agreement interest-free loan. With other ■ Texaco Inc.’s stock rose following word behalf of the victims Sept. 5,1986, policies, you have just a small Instead, be happy and collect the colamniat, weleemea written 8 Carbide subsidiary in Bhopal, in with employees. bond’s 9.75 percent annual inter­ qaeottoBs. bat he can provide that T. Boone Pickens was seeking permission accusing Carbide of negligence. n tiuilford Transportation Industries Inc. last year out-of-pocket interest cost. »iW central India. est. Municipal bond interest is answers only through the colamn. to buy at least IS percent of the beleaguered oil Attorney F.S. Nariman, repres­ Union Carbide claims the acci­ began switching operations of four subsidiaries — Borrowings reduce the death s giant. dent was the result of sabotage by benefit your beneficiary will free from M e ra l income tax. Write to Doyle la care ol the enting the Danbury. Conn.-based Boston ft Maine Corp.. 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Health and MeadDWt ManDr tion of any odvertlsment In Emplsymsnt sistant In Manchester part time, 2 days per PART TIME 649-4663. dental. Experience HEALTH CARE the Manchester Herald by doctor's office. Ma­ week. Typing reaulred. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 333 Bid well St. MEDICAL OFnCE advertiser. Including adver­ helpful but not neces­ RN Manchester. C T 06040 CENTER ture, dependable and Good working condi­ sary. Little Caesar's Challenging, fast . An Athena tisements In onv free distri­ & Educatlsn pleasant personality o tions. Good pay. 528- 847-0101 bution publications pub­ MEDICAL Tronscrlp- SECURITY PO Sm O N Pizza. 646-4300.______SUPERVISDRS peoM, front desk posi­ Health Care Asaocites. Inc. must. Must enlov pa­ 5878. W ANTED. Aide fo take FULL A PART TIME EOE Managed Facility lished by the Manchester core of Invalid twice a tlonist, part time atter- ^rmanwrW A99ignm9nt$ G E T Paid for reading 3FM to 11:30 FM tion for take charge In­ Herald. Penny Sleffert, tient contact. Great In Uanchmtf 1175 Hebron Ave. DRIVERS- Part time dav. 1 hour In the noons In busy books! Slop per title. W « Invitu you to apply for a DFFICE Manager. Man­ dividual who can handle Publisher. working conditions. school buses and vans. Manchester doctor's • Mtirtlng •l.lt/tiour poaitlon on our atNct tarn of tong several things at the Glastonbury, CT 06033 PART TIME Afternoon hours. Call morning and 1 hour In Write; PASE-849f, 161 farm haallh cara nuraing chester business seeks P.M. field trips availa­ the evening. 646-5788. office. Good dicta­ • a ASMonMiPlewlewe South Llncolnwov, profaaaionata. a responsible, reliable, same time In a professi­ (203) 659-1905 HELP WANTED 646-5153 leave message • ComptMHoi MbhcWU LOST with service. ble. 643-2373. phone ability a most. North Aurora, IL. Excallant banafita pachaga take charge Individual onal manner. Tele­ Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Pleasant personality • CrtdH Union 60542.______cboica of banafit/no banafit pay phone, booking ap- AND FOUND PART Time (substitute) For an mm vU wr. oofiia io our oA* plana. for a diversified office desired, great working PtuuM contact driver needed for WcoMonday Frtday.llawi apm,at position. Prior office polntments and book­ PART 'nME AUTO Mechanic. Top JoAnn D’AvIrro. FOUND. All white kitten, P m TTN K conditions. Call 646- Tba FraaMga OMea MuMing, ISO experience necessary. ing patients. Excellent newspaper delivery In pay for top person who OIractor of Nuraing Sarvicaa r^DUDINEDS female, about 6 months Andover/Hebron. Call 5153 leave message North Main ML. Manetiaalar or oaM can take charge. Work Duties Include; light pay for the right Indi­ CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR 7>7-aooo or 1 aoo a- I The fiduciary Is; General Services' office. P.O. Box 591 will appear In 43 news­ to , Alice Granstrom Brown 7:00 AM - 10:00AM Saturday 1175 Hebron Avenue, Glastonbury, CT 06033 Executrix TOWN OF Manchester, Conn. 06040 STAFF MATES, INC. (203) 659-1905 papers. For more In­ s c/o Josloh J. Lessner, Esa. MANCHESTER, CT. Please call Jeanne at 647-9946 formation call Classi­ P.D. Box 711 ROBERT B. WEISS, No Phono CoUt Ptoooo 228-4321 out of area, call collect. fied, 643-2711 and ask Manchester, CT 06040 GENERAL MANAGER for more Information. an equal opportunity employer m/f for detalls.o 037-02 0364)2 '1 t * ft i» *1 ' f V ft A HOMES HOMES FOR SALE HOMES C0H00MIMUM8 Rentals APARTMENTS TV/8TERE0/ FOR SALE ( n nsA LE FOR GALE FDR RALE FOR RENT APPLIANCE NEW Price. 7 rooW cen­ GLASTONBURY. Op«n fA Specialii ter hall traditional Co­ TOLLAND. Beautiful MANCHESTER. Newer 2 FOR Sole. Hotpoint elect­ house, 180 Llttel Acres lonial In executive flowering scrubs and bedroom Townhouse ROOMS MANCHESTER. Ne¥ver 3 ric, self-cleaning stove. Excellen) condition. Rood. 2/20 & 2/21, 1- neighborhood. Formal landscaped grounds of MANCHnnCB •189,900 with sliders, balcony, FOR RENT bedroom Duplex. Car­ 4piTi. 5 bedrooms, Vh front to bock living approximately 2 acres walk out bosement, peting, appliances. No $175 or best offer. Coll baths, 2800 sauore feet. HEATING/ room with fireplace, with field stone fire­ lovelv private bock FURNISHED room for pets. $625 monthly. No 647-0781.______aEANINR BOOKKEEPINO/ CcICAN^NTRY/ formal dining room, OPEN HOUSE 633-4138. INCOME TAX g^REMODELING PLUMBIH6 place and barbecue ore yard with brook. Dniy responsible non­ utilities. 2 months se­ CURTIS Mothes 25" con­ SERVICER m large eat In kitchen o fitting Introduction to Saturday A Sunday 16 units In complex I smoking adult. Kitchen curity. April Itf. 649- sole color TV, solid STRETCH out! This E. wolth oil appliances, $119,900. Anne Miller 5132.______state, 2 speakers, 14 o superb Interior. Ex­ 1-4 PM privileges. Quiet neigh­ lovely 7 room older new no wax floor and pandable 2 bedroom Real Estate 647-8000.P borhood. 7 miles from MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ years old In dolly use. QUALITY CARPET ENROLLED AGENT TAUOA ASSOaiTIS R.A. DAVIDSON new corlon counters. Colonial has nice big Custom building, fram­ Cope, natural wood­ 99 Broad Street MANCHESTER. Trl- U-CONN, 4 mites from room. $650 per month. $50 negotiable and roomsi Great home tor CLEAN IN6 12 V M ra IRS Exptrttne* Other extras Include work, h a rd w o o d level Townhouse. Ex­ 1-84. $250 per month. 6454201.______buyer to pick up. 649- a lorge family. 4 bed­ TwPt«p«myi/oo«««4»"e/T«« ing, additions, renova­ hardwood floors, full 1132.______Clawwd SaSiraam a xaglwn floors, spacious op- Colonial charm ecutive Forest Ridge 11 742-8239 evenings. MANCHESTER- 6 room, rooms, 1 '/j baths, shiny ^ 2 5 pv*** IWn. s — tions snd rooting. For a finished basement with pllonced kitchen, car­ tapwt HI Nn> S OM Tm La«n quality Job at a good Spacious and unique 3 FEM ALES preferred. $60 3 bedroom Duplex. "A IW A " Carry portable. hardwood floors, lorge fireploce, profession­ port. Ideal location. accents this 1400 level Condominium Auto reverse, 5 bond entry foyer, aluminum KIMERLEE D. OTIEILL price... Call Bud at Sarvtoa k Our Butlimt ally landscaped lot and 0 week plus $60deposit. Available March 1st. P -M li-te W n $157,900. Kternon square foot remodeled with 3 large bedrooms, Coll 649-9472, Monday - Refrigerator and graphic equalizer, AM- siding, extra Insula- OeODORIZINQ FREE Bua. Photw 742-4352 attached 2 cor garage. Reolty. 649-1147. □. 7V2 baths, dining room FM, cassette stereo. ^ tion, wood stoye, greot 646-6079 74S-473S Walk to nature center 7 room, 3 bedrooom Friday. 3:30 to 8:00 pm. stove. No utilities. QUALITY CLEAMNfi MANCHESTER. New 4 or family room ap­ Ask for Eleanor. Adults preferred. No Recdrdlng. Drlolnol yard for summer fun. and easy access to Cape with 20x20 first proximately 1600 cost $325. 1987 model. Hartford via 1-384. Call bedroom Colonial In FEMALE Preferred- pets. 643-2034.______Easy access to shop­ a SERVICES, INC. prestlgous area. Fire­ floor family room. square feet. Watershed Great tor college stu­ ping, walk to school, I K J CARPENTRY/ iKniPAMTING/ MMCELLANEOUS us now for your exclu­ property with walking Clean, quiet, busline. ELD ER LY Housing. Now dent. 13-A Carver Lone, short commute to 6 4 3 - 8 4 5 3 sive showing. Sentry placed living room, Covered patio and Kitchen privileges. taking applications tor 1 ^ REMODELING I^ P A P E R M G SERVICES skylights, lacuzzi, and trolls. Carport,, pool, Call 647-9813 evenings. 1 and 2 bedroom apart­ Manchester. Hartford. $144,900. 643-4060.______more! Wooded pri­ professionally tennis. Anne Milter Jackson & Jackson NAM E your own price. ODD lobs, Trucking A/iORE for your money. Real Estote 647-8000.D Placing on od In Classified ments. Coll 528-6522 or Real Estate 647-8400.Q TOTAL HOME A OFFICE CARPENTRY a vacy, lust minutes landscaped corner lot. 649-9016.______Father ft Son, pointing Home repairs. You Excellent value for the from shopping, CDNDDMINIUM Corner. Is easy. Just coll 643-2711. MISCELLANEOUS CLEARING SERVICES REMODEUN SERVICES and papering, remo- name It, we do It. Free growing family. 4 bed­ We'll help you with the MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ Dally. W MUy. Mommy schools, and 1-384. Coll $104,900, Completely FOR SALE BOLTON. Exquisite up­ Com plM home rapalra and ra- vol. 87^82^7. estimates. Insured. 643- rooms, V/i baths, re­ West Middle Tpke. to wording of your od. room Townhouse with scale showplace. On a Low Ram*. Call modsHng. Wa tp a M ln In balh- today I $374,900. Kler- remodeled 2 bedroom 0304. creation room and spa­ non Realty. 649-1147. a. Broad St. corner of flat unit. Close to high­ fireplace. Heat and hot full acre. 2 fireplaces, rooma and Mtohana. SmaS aeale cious country kitchen. Broad and Lockwood Sts. water, carpeting, o/c, COUNTER Top Cabinets cathedral ceilings, for­ COMMEROAL CLEANim eommawIN work. RagMarad, In- ABSOLVTE way, on busline. APARTMENTS for medical office. 2 or turad, rataranoaa. P LA N N IN G o party? Offered at $164,900. $120,000, Immaculate 2 oil appliances. Nice lo­ mal dining room, 3 SERVICES-6404078 PAMTIINi CO. By Owner 649-4188 FOR RENT cation. Coll 647-1595. 3 rooms. Walnut finish. tor a traa aaUmala Leave the details to Century 21 Epstein bedroom, 1'/i both Contact S. Romeo, bedrooms, 7>h baths, 644-1145 of fBMClMBtDV Reolty 647-8895.0 ALEX thermal glass, custom Guaranteed quality work. me. Halls, rentals, en Townhouse with full RDCKVILLE. Large 1 M.D., 18 Haynes Street, blinds. Also electronic PROFESSIONAL house­ KITCHEN 8 BATH Retsiencss. Fiee EsUmstss. tertolnment, catering MANCHESTER. Give MATTHEW basement In small de­ bedroom, new build­ HOMES monchester. 646-4797. door opener. Gas heat. cleaning. Dependable RaasonsMe RaSss. Call Doug Coll Linda. Functions your family fhe very velopment. $132,900, REMODEUNG C0HD0MIHIUM8 Ripe for o transaction. ing. Washer-dryer FOR RENT Sun room. Abuts cleaning weekly or bi­ 254-1472 Unlimited. 643-2691. best. Quollty built An- REALTY FDR SALE hook-up, storage, ca­ springfed pond. weekly. Ten years ex­ From the smallest repair to soldl Colonial In prestl- 2 bedrooms, Vh baths, ble, stove, refrigera­ CDVENTRY. Available ENDROLLS $279,900. D.W. Fish perience. References, the largest renovation, we ODDS and Ends sewing gous Lookout Moun­ tri-level unit with att­ tor, carpeting, from March 1. 7 rooms, 2 27% wMlh • 2M free estimates. 742-1541 done In my home. Coll 6 4 9 ^ 3 M ANCHESTER. North- ached garage. East Reolty 643-1591 .D will do a complete job. Start tain area. Home field Green. Spacious $475 per month plus bedrooms, 2 porches, 12% w kM i • 2 tor 2BB after 6:00. to finish. Free estimates. 649-7606. features eight rooms, commute to Hartford. MANCHESTER - New Townhouse with fin­ Century 21 Epstein utllltls. Coll 643-8557 finished recreation MUST Be pMkBtf up at Ow 7'/2 baths, enclosed ished basement, 200,350 evenings. room. Adults pre­ HtraM ONWB Monday Hmi A Coscade of light, Heritage NHchen 8 porch, 14X14 slate pa­ Listing. Immsculsts 4 Realty 647-8895.0 ferred. No pets. Refer­ Thunday baton 11 a.m.on)y. BOOKKSPINS/ tio and full finished room Townhouss square feet. 3 bed­ SECDND Floor In two stream s from the Bath Center HANDYMAN rooms, 4 boths, A/C, MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ family home. New wall ences, security dep- vaulted ceilings and INCOME TAX NATHAN HAU Heme Improvement - basement. $279,900. Condominium, fully room Townhouse In de­ . osit. $700 plus utilities. Coma visit our showroom at: Pointing - W ell Papering • Sentry Real Estate 643- appllancsd kitchen, 114 carport, pool and ten­ to wall carpeting, ap­ expansive window de­ 182 W. Middle Tpke. nis. Coll Rich Flllo- sirable Dok Forest. pliances, 2 bedrooms, 742-7494 or 742-8161. sign of this spacious CONSTRUCTWN Tllino - Light Carpentry - 4060.D baths, air conditlonsd, Condominium features OEOROE E. MROSEK, JR. Manchester Specializing In Roofing. ODD JOBS - INSURED romo, work 265-4431, kitchen, living room, TAG Contemporary. Exqui­ wall to wall carpsting, home 529-5683 or Mor- 216 baths, tile entrance with full attic. 1 cor I STORE AND SALES site European designed Pnfassisoal Til Frsparailsa 649-5400 • aists a AsphoN SMfiolas BARRY SCANLON plus It Is an snd unit. ooret at 649-3101. foyer with skylight, • Bst RaoHng (neaiiwie Jack J. Lappen fully oppllonced kit­ garage. $560 per OFFICE SPACE kitchen with breakfast 15 Y E A R S E X P E R IE N C E 646-2411 free estlmoto Offsrsd at '118,000. month. No pets. Adults room, sunken family Realty MANCHESTER. Beacon chen, full basement, MANCHESTER. 84 Flor­ room with massive PERSONAL SERVICE M.T.S. 742-1879 FuKy Inmitud to. WINDSOR - New HIM. Great location. olr conditioning and 1 preferred. Security 1V6 MANCHESTER- Prime ence Street, Manches­ REASONABLE r XTES Top level mid-rlse. Ex­ months. Coll 645-8449. downtown office ter. JMovIng. Every- fleldstone fireplace, BUILDERS East Hartford Listing. Absolutsly like cor garage. $145,000. Available March 1st. master bedroom suite HAWKS TREE SERVICE • A nice clean two bedroom new, 514 room ranch. 3 cellent condition, up­ Sentry Real Estate 643- space, 825 square feet. thlna must go I Some with Its own privote 649-6880 BuekaL Iruek S cMppar. Stump colonial on Forbes Street is bedrooms, flreplscsd dated kitchen, open 4060.O MANCHESTER. Large 5 Reosonoble. 668-1447. antiques, beds, 646-2787 ^ F u m n M ramoval. Fraa aaUmolaa. dressers, couch and skylighted lacuzzi tub, yours for 8149,900. A large living room, attaclwd dining and living room. MANCHESTER. 157 Ho­ rooms In 2 family. Ex­ M ANCHESTER. Office thermopane windows, a PLANNINQ/OESIQN Special eonaldaratton tor living room with a fireplace, $108,000. Call now for o ceptionally nice area, suite East Center choir set, kitchen set garage, large % acre mestead Street. 2 bed­ and more. Also, 1977 3 car garage and a 3/4 TAX CONSULTATION SERVICE aMorty and tiandleappad. formal dining room, breez­ park Ilka lot, newer showing! Rosalie Z. room Townhouse, 116 large yard, no Pets. Street. $375 Including a CUSTOM HOMES eway and attached girage. An BrunettI, RE/MAX, $675 per month plus Dodge Aspen, asking acre lot with sweeping sad FLOOnSANDING roof and vinyl siding, both, potlo, deck, A/C. utilities. 649-2510 views of the country a a d d it io n s a Floors like new 647-7553 above ground pool loo! All for East of the River, 647- utilities and security. $600.1983 Nissan, needs •149,000. new kitchen and bath. 1419 or 643-7014. $113,000. 647-9751. 646-1516 tor corburotor, asking club fairways. $399,900. PREPARATION a DECKS a Speclallzlno In oldar floors A must SOB home - TV/8TCRE0/ Blanchard & Rossetto SIDING SDUTH Windsor. Plum oppointment.______$400. Sole Is Friday, Call Dan Moaler a a Natural ft stalnsd floors Manchester •154,900. MANCHESTER. Beacon Ridge area. Luxury February 19 from 9-1, Realtors, "We're Sel­ a CEILINGS REFINISHED a No waxing anymore • MuMcbcaler GuitleBa — a Hill. Too level mid-rlse NEW Apartments. 1 bed­ APPUANCE8 ling Houses" 646-2482.0 Condominium. Fully Saturday and Sunday, 6 4 9 - 3 3 2 9 a CONCRETE WORK LANDSCAPING well maintained lownhouse MANCHESTER - New Condominium. Open oppllonced kitchen, room, 2nd floor. $625 John VArMHo • dote to Main Street and kitchen, dining room per month. 1 month GE Refrlgerator/treezer, February 20 ft 21 frorh a FRAMING CREW 0485750 Listing. Absolutely like fireplaced living room white, excellent condi­ 9:30 to 4:30pm. Also, AVAILABLE______shopping. Em / parking in new 5 and 4 Duplex. and living room. 2 security. Peterman wamua uNDsari front and back. PHvate front large bedrooms and with vaulted ceilings, 3 Building Company 649- tion. Used only 2 . Saturday and Sunday, TAX ATTORNEY and rear entrance. Low condo LIvb In on« side and bedrooms and 216 monthsdiMiicubIc feet. February 27 28,9:30- (BaMrad Irem MW) FARRAND REMODELIHG Looking for something aLotCtoorlng closets. Close to 1-84. 9404. ft OPEN HOUSE feet and ineapenaive to heat. collect on the other. baths. $189,900. Coll $200. 7 ^ , ^ . 4:30pm. V will sMrlao and prepare Room oddMona, daoko, roonng. special? Why not run o a Brush Ramoval $108,800. M oke on MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ aiding, artndowa and gullara. a Planting a Stone Work • How about a starter or retire­ New kitchens, baths, offer! Rosalie Z. Bru­ now for appointment. M-lak returns. "Wanted to Bov” od In ment property for •141,900? Rosalie Z. BrunettI, room apartment with Sunday, Bookhoa and buSdoaar aorvlea a Dsolgnlng wiring, roof and much nettI, RE/MAX, East of ovaSabto. Coll Bob Farrand, Jr. Classified. The cost Is This five room, two bedroom mors. *1M,900. RE/MAX, East of the appliances. Available CARS CARR ' WHITMAN sm all... the response big. Plan N ow For Sprtngl the River, 647-1419 or March 1 In completely F«h. 21 /1-4 M ranch haa a huge fireplaced 643-7014. River, 647-1419 or 643- FDR SALE FOR SALE 1SB Downey DrNs.. Apt A Bus. 647-8509 643-2711. 643-7802 living room. Thirteen by 7014. remodeled Duplex. No Vei«M *124,900 Manohaalar. 528-1601 Rm . 845-0848 twenty five. (How about pets. Security re­ that!) A nice kitchen, dining quired. $695 plus utlll- area, and built in air condi­ OPEN HOUSE SUN., FEB. 21 BU8IHE88 tles. 649-0621. ExelU»l¥B tioners. A full cellar and a PROPERTY MANCHESTER. 2 had- HOMES partially finished baaement 1-4 PM RyefMd makes this home an excellent room, 2 famllv<^:.op- HRIALE WRIALE FOR SALE ODWNTDWN Manches­ pllonces. $600 ftius buy. 515 GrakEHi Road, So. WlRdsor ter. Minutes from ECIAL PURCHASE Como relax and enjoy BOLTON. Congenial 2 utilities. 568-8282 days W ATERFRONT Ranch. 30 Locust Street. 2 family, MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ Mancfaeater A V id n ily Highway and Hartford. and 649-5874 oftef 5pm. PRE-OWNED youraelt In this main­ room Colonial Condo story Cope Cod offer­ 1725 square feet, oil or tenance free, 4'level, 2 $132,000 buys this at­ 4 rooms each. Excel­ ing such value. Alumi­ • Would you like a truly won­ MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ '87 CHEVY NOVAS, tractive year round lent location. Nice lot. In beautiful Lydoll derful home in Glastonbury port. Well maintained bedroom Townhouse Woods. Large living num siding, carpeting, professional building room Duplex, 2 baths, 1 home. 3 bedrooms, Owner financing possi­ eot-ln kitchen, 3 bed­ that haa a huge dining room year old. Available CAVALIERS Condo. FIreplaced Hy­ fireplace, den, unique ble. $179,000. 646-2426. room, 2V!> baths, 1st that will accomodate your with parking. 649-9001. floor family room or room, kitchen applian­ present or future dining room March 10. $800 per & SPECTRUMS ing room, sliders off outbuilding ond o beou- 9-5 weekdays. ces Included, wolk-out month. Coll 645-8201. dining room to patio, tlful lot to enloy swim­ dining area. Location pieces without that crowded across from o field basement, corner lot, look? This home is ideal for 30 Locust Street, Istfloor, full baaement, aU ap- ming, flsblng, soiling side drive. See Now! M0RTBA8E8 or lust ploln contem­ lends Itself to the feel of those people looking for a 4 rooms, heated. $600. pllancas and all the o single home. $139,900. D.W. Fish quiet street, woodM sur­ Securtly. No pets, no extras that living In plating. Blanchard & BRAND New Listing I Realty 643-1591.0 roundings and yet not far appliances. Referen­ Rossetto Realtors, Sensational 7 room from shopping, etc. Over DO NOT GO B A N K R U P T I ces. 646-2426 weekdays Ryeflald offers. ‘‘We're Selling circa 1760 Cope Cod. MANCHESTER. Move In MANCHESTER. Move In •220,(X)0 but a gem. Stop Foreclosure! Home­ condition! This ex­ conditloni This ex­ owners, consolldota your 9-5pm. Olr Rt 83 north to Houses" 646-2482.D Magnificent condition, • Abo in Mancheiter, a lovelv S«*|KI Tb Saw Tea h Re^aBan f ana Loveland HIH Road, right 3-4 bedrooms, keeping tended Cope has 1,600 tended Cope has 1,600 cape perhape, or a colonial, bills, pay off your cradit MANCHESTER- "Nice Sik ra7S14.87636.637 h 638. A* Equ^ped With AulOfrulic TrammiBBionB. Poww on OM Town Road, unit JUST IlstedI 7 room Co­ room, spacious kit­ plus square feet. 3 bed­ plus sauore feet. 3 bed­ maybe a ranch. We*re here to cords, your cor or bual- brick Townhouse" for T **"2 ? Bitktt. Air ConditiotMng. Rear 0«f09||Bf. AM/FM SittBo. Long Is located In Gallop Way, lonial built In 19061 2400 chen, 1st floor laundry, rooms, 2 full baths. rooms, 2 full baths. help you aell it or to find it or nats loon, your mortgoga mature couple. 2 bed­ TBftn 60 Month FinancinB AvBilablB. RtmaindBr Of FBctory Wanenty 1st ML square feet In pristine 4 fireplaces, beehive Carpet over hardwood Carpet over hardwood both. Give us the opportunity Absoliitely Like New and aova, aova your rooms, large dining condition. baths, oven, gorgeous wide floors. Finished family floors. Finished family to serve you. 514 Room Ranch. 3 bedrooms, fireplaced living homall NO PAYMENTS area, sliders to potlo, l-Door Sedans Cr Hatchback^ 7'h room on lower level. room on lower level. UP TO 2 YEARSI Bod full bosement. Greot R«alty World 1st floor family room, 2 board floors. Impecca­ Gill room, attached garage, large 14 acre park Ilka lot, cradit. Iota povmanta or fireplaces, 2 cor gar- ble core has been given Inground pool. 2 cor Inground pool. 2 cor location, near busline I detached garage. Give detached garage. Give Jack J. Lappen nawsr roof and vinyl siding. New kitchen and bath. A unomploymant la not o $625 Includes heat and Wooks/Broon ogs plus o beautifully to the restoration of must sea home. *154,900 problam. Foracloaura os- 8 landscaped lot ready to every aspect of this us the opportunity to us the opportunity to hot water. No pets. Coll AssodatM show you this great show you this great Realty alatanca ovollabla for tha Mr. Lindsey at 649-4000. flower this spring. beautiful home. Zoned 357 Em I Center St. DIVORCED and SELF- 487-1767 or $2W's. Blanchard & for antique shop. buyl $162,900. Realty buyl $162,900. Realty ALEX MATTHEW REALTY EMPLOYED. EAST Hartford 1 bed­ Rossetto Realtors, $162,000. Jackson ft World, Benoit World, Benoit Manchester, CT 06040 Swiss CoRsarvotlva room, first floor. $435 Frechette Associates Frechette Associates CLYDE 872-91 1 1 456-2708 “ We're Selling Jackson Real Estate 643-4263 6 4 9 - 4 0 0 3 Group at m ftSftlSU plus utilities on bus­ VtLTUC b u ICK, INC. " ..... Houses” 646-2482.D 647-8400.D 646-7709. □ 646-7709. □ or 19ft4S4-4M4. line. Coll 568-1054. i ^ f ! ■ » ! t ' ’ t I « I f « T f » > J • T I f A TM SALES s i N l i r t s ANTIQUES, glassware and furniture. 317 Green Road. Basement AAK ot Future Shape, Fri­ day and Saturday, Feb­ Underdog Kiehl cops downhill ruary 19 & 20, 9-5. Pair of Brians 646-3456.______-A •m RATtam F IN A L Tag Sale. Satur- doy & Sunday, Febru- By John Nelson a r y 2 0 & 2 1 . top skate final , The.Assoclated Press Refrigerator, some furniture and much SALE CALGARY, Alberta - A more. 162 Ferguson winner lost and a loser won Road, Manchester. By Barry Wllner .THORS The Associated Press Friday in the women’s downhill, WON EXTENDED while America looked forward to Automotive CALGARY, Alberta — With all the require­ shedding its loser’s image at the ments out of the way, the Battle of the Brians Winter Olympics. THRU for the Olympic figure skating gold medal Michela Figini of Switzerland CARS comes down to “the biggest minutes of our was supposed to become the first FOR SALE lives.” Alpine repeat winner at an Olympics as she defended her ^ | hada/ MON., FEB. 22 Those 4*/4 minutes come Saturday night in SUBARU 1978 GF. 4door the long program, an exhibition of freestyle downhill title. She finished ninth. Sedan. 5 speed. New skating at which both American Brian Boitano Marina Kiehl, a super-giant tire and exhaust. En­ and Canadian Brian Orser excel. slalom specialist from West Ger­ gine In good condition. , 1988 BERETTA many, had never won a World Excellent gas mileage. Boitano, 24of Sunnyvale, Calif., leads Orser, Needs some work. S300 26 and the reigning world champion, in the Cup downhill race. She won the negotiable. Call An­ overall standings, but that doesn’t matter. gold. drew Y . 643-2711 days. CASH I “When I came to the finish, I m 1988 SPECTRUM MCk ' Whichever Brian wins the long — it’s unlikely 649-9276 mornings 7-8 the judges will score anyone higher — will take thought, ‘Not bad, but not a evenings 5-8. 1988 NOVA 5 w J the gold. medal,’’’ Kiehl said, clutching a M AZDA G LC 1980.2 door, “You’ve got to have faith in the system or it’s stuffed animal she called “Teu­ excellent condition, fel,” or devil. “Now I’m here clean. 1 owner. S1500or all sour grapes,’’ Boitano said after finishing OfTKW roM (being interviewed). I can’t be­ best otter. Coll 649-5134. CASH MOMCC second to Orser in the short program, worth 20 BACK savmS i/wvia lieve it.” HONDA 1985 Accord LX. percent of the total score, ^m bined with his ^pfo Upto Friday was not supposed to 5 speed. Power steer­ $ 6 0 0 $1,100” 51.700 second place in the compulsories, worth 30 ing, brakes, windows. percent. Boitano took the overall lead. belong to America, and it didn’t. A/C. Cruise control. SAVEUPTO 1988 CAMARO Like Boitano, Orser — who was third behind The United States failed to add to Excellent condition. CASH Alexander Fadeev of the Soviet Union and its medal total of one bronze. It Owner 646-1542. cash'! JACK_ Boitano in the school figures — thus far has hoped to change all that on M AZDA 626 1986. 4 door, BACK I Saturday. light blue, 36,000 miles. uipn 1 $ 7 5 0 ' duplicated his results at the 1987 World suoo- . Championships in Cincinnati. When Orser won America’s best shot for a gold AP photo A/C, A M -FM cassette. medal is figure skater Brian $7300. Call 742-5168. the long program there, he ended a string of runner-up finishes that included the 1984 Boitano of Sunnyvale, Calif., who HAPPY WINNER — Marina Kiehl of West Germany is all FORD Tempo LX 1987. goes into the men’s freestyle 6,500 miles. $8500. Call 1988 CAVALIER Olympics and the 1984, ’85 and ’86 worlds. smiles after she won the gold medal in the Olympic 643-2691. “We all know it still comes down to the long program with a tenuous lead over world champion Brian Orser of women’s downhill event Friday. Kiehl, a super-giant CAMARO IROC-Z 1987. 1,800 program," said Orser, who won the short even slalom specialist, had never won a World Cup downhill Black with silver. $ON AA/miCAS BEST-SELUNG CARS. though Boitano skated just as flawlessly to a Canada. 12,000 miles, loaded. Eric Flaim of Pembroke. event before. riiSi.' 1988 CELEBRITY harder program. “There is no room between $13,500. 64^5305. Brian Boitano and myself. Mass., who has finished fourth M U STA N G S 1976. 2 need 1988 CORSCIA “We are great friends but that doesn’t mean already in two shorter races, of the course with the winds still tria. who had consistently fast work, 1 has good 4 when I get on the ice. I don’t want to win the could win a medal in the 1,500- blowing. She had trouble with a training times but missed a gate cylinder motor and In­ medals from him. I want to win the medals, so meter speed skating event. fallaway turn near the top of the one-third of the way down. “It’s terior parts. All 3 for ! CASH [2225 rOEAl Josh Thompson of Gunnison. $400. Must move them 1 BACK 1 ^ does he. course, then caught a gust of wind bitter to lose this way because the by February 29. Call Upfo “I don’t think anybody has an edge over Colo., who became the first on the next turn. Olympics are a one-in-four years 643-8654.______I CASH lOM American ever to win a medal in a “I don’t like to be unfair to the opportunity.” sammSs anybody.” FORD Fiesta 1979. 4 Orser needs to finish ahead of Boitano world championships with a winner, but wind made the race Kiehl said she forced herself silver last year, carries U.S. easy for a few and difficult for not to.thiok about the wind. speed, runs well. $650. S75Q 5700“ Sf.450 Saturday night to win. In the unlikely event 742-5580. that neither Brian is first in the freestyle — but hopes in the 20-kiIometer many others,” Figini said. “I was “At the top, I had pri)blems. I LINCOLN Mark VI 1981. both finish in the top four — whichever Brian biathlon. among the latter.” was failwid sometimes Fcouldn’t Loaded. 69,000 miles In The Soviets added two more The winds of winter, called hold my/Pick,’’ she said. “At the good condition. Asking winds up better in the long program gets the ! CASH opnpN medals in cross-country skiing, a Chinook in these parts, were start, I Wanted to have'it in my $7100. Call 643-4236. J S S ts gold. ! BACK Fadeev, the 1985 world champion, just about gold and a bronze, and now have playing a big part in these mind that if I caughtthe wind, not upto M', 13, including five golds. East Games. They forced delays, blew to let it disturb me.’’ \ $ 6 0 0 ' ilJOO” StAOO eliminated himself from gold medal contention CLYDE with a disastrous ninth place in the short Germany took the first two places ski racers around like tumble­ America’s top hope in the CHEVROLCT-BUICK. INC. program. in doubles luge and has eight weed and had organizers blus­ downhill, Pam Fletcher, broke ROUTE 83, VERNON 9A¥tm9 medals, four gold. tered over suggestions that the her leg in warmups Thursday. aeoLBsniEHZA MWnOOO 9A¥tm$ M W t m Boitano will skate first in the final group, MfUMK cma. 4 O f t, D m , AC. Rti HCKVCELBMTY I7 0IIVA8TMVM M8U8CAUM8 Host Canada finally won its 90-meter ski jump be moved. The top U.S. finisher was Edith s •4aMCVm 'UWU 4 Or., m M m AO. M M . 4 09L D m , M . M . Aw. Opm. m AMm AC RH M l R. “which is best for me. Then comes Fadeev and Ml BMn* OEM. Rmt 0^ 84 dimfo OM»t •8496 ftM4*. •8496 Cra. VC AiAm AC JPJPS'ffUrV Ri4k«R. 4 Old, • tH -. 9 9llia(9HML CAR RC RC ondw Rm 7 OEliC Owm R. VRimiii • Or. history. the closing ceremonies. The U.S. hockey team, coming 86 TeyaM pest, vm •9498 •iMmVtaiARMf U4Bm tMEi* o m a . 'm •» « « em» Mil. skates to music from the film “Napoleon,” and his program depicts the various stages of a In 1924 at Chamonix, France, Based on the forecast for off an adrenalin-draining 7-5 loss S8CMIIW4*. •6495 t u <6695 *12,895 i u *5795 and in 1928 at St. Moritz. Switzer­ continued wind, officials post­ to the Soviets, played winless 6808niury4*. ^9996 b»8995 soldier’s life. Orser skates to “The Bolt,” by Shostakovich. land, the host countries won just poned the 90-meter ski jump from Norway Friday night. It was a S80aineroZS8 •13,998 SPECIALS! MW«00 M W MOO M W MOO one bronze. With an assist from Saturday and moved it to Mon­ SSOidilMiaopk •12,995 sicsEvcaisnn 88FSllSAESItTAI MmSPIBO $A ¥fm “It’s very powerful,” he said. “It sounds like must-win if America wanted to t Dr, VC AMHk RC M . )CMR.«0)A.AalmRCRC l'RWiWBOvL4l9C.RC . HCIKVCAVMJII Orser and perhaps its hockey day. That once again delays Matti keep alive its chances of making 67 Cher. CslaMiy 4*. •10,996 •HTtm Rm i Rt m i B. mrnm OMfc. Rtw the kind of music you would play when you are 87 Cadi EMorado •21,996 A*/Stem 25;.* lighting the torch.’’ team. Canada can do better than Nykanen’s quest for an unprece­ the medal round from the B Sfix *5495 % *9385 that. dented second jumping gold Group. 87 NIMM Swum OXE •6995 Ejsm. »U*8595 When he hears it, Orser said. “I can picture 87 Chenellei*. •5496 the Olympics. It starts off with a fanfare. It's Kiehl won the downhill by medal. Other B Group games were about going to battle and returning” three-quarters of a second over The women’s downhill origi­ West Germany-Soviet Union and 872-9111 Both Brians had problems with their long Brigitte Oertli of Switzerland, one nally was scheduled for Thurs­ Czechoslovakia-Austria. programs at their national championships. of the world’a best all-around day, but it was postponed a day by Mikhail Deviatiarov of the Boitano touched down twice at Denver, while skiers. Percy was a hundredth of winds that gusted up to 70 mph Soviet Union won the men’s U m i A N E O U S CARTER a second behind Oertli, and Figini and blew Oertli right off the 15-kilometer cross-country race "Over 50 Years of Selling A Servicing Chevrolets" Orser fell on his triple axels at the Canadian AUTOMOTIVE championships. was nearly 1>A seconds behind course. Even on Friday, some and teammate Vladimir Smirnov S Neither, however, are thinking negatively. Kiehl. skiers felt the race shouldn't have added a bronze to the silver he RECONDITIONED. 8toot 1229 Main St, Manchester 646-6464 Figini was heavily favored to been run in 35 mph winds with won in the 30 kilometers, that Utility body tor 3/4 ton They said they would prosper from being off Friday. defend the title she won in 1984 at higher gusts. gave the Soviets eight of the 12 pick-up truck. Call ot­ Sarajevo, but she was hard put to "We should not have started the cross-country medals awarded at ter 6pm. 6434I15D. attack the twisting upper portion race,” said Sigrid Wolf of Aus­ the Games so far. Family support aids Jansen’s return home Sports in Scoreboard

said would start feeling down again. ,0 in which he was favored to win. WEST ALLIS, Wis. (AP) — While millions of One of the messages Jansen received came in the Little League holding signups win, lose & DREW Americans watched in disbelief as Dan Jansen’s “ Everyone’s been supportive, and I ’d like to form of a banner with thousands of signatures. The Manchester Little League will conduct Golf hopes for Olympic gold were shattered for the thank everyone for that," Jansen said when he The banner — which proclaimed: “ Dan be strong. signups this Sunday and Feb. 28 upstairs at the V im . second time, his fam ily tried to put the shock behind arrived at Milwaukee’s Mitchell Airport. Jansen, ExpMi$k>K who came home for his sister’s funeral on Saturday, Keep the faith. Wisconsin is with you all the way” — American Legion Hall on Legion Drive between 1 them and display a sense of unity. symbolized the way the community rallied around and 4 p.m. each day. Andy Williams Golf scores “ There are things in this life that people can t did not wish to discuss his ordeal further on Friday, fam ily members said. their hometown hero. Signups are for all young.sters ages 7 through 12. control," said Geraldine Jansen, the speed skater’s A Milwaukee County supervisor, in fact, proposed But before Thursday’s race, Mrs. Jansen stressed Age is determined as of July 31, 1988. Birth L A J O L L A , calif. (AP) — Scores Fridav mother. “ You struggle to make peace with those after the second round of the SiSDaoo Andy how the Olympics were not the most important thing that a park in West Allis be renamed “ Jansen certificates are required at time of registration and things. Everything else you try to make better. Park.” The resolution from Supervisor Susan Williams Open (^If Tournament, played in her son’s or fam ily’s life. a parent or guardian must accompany all on the 7,(ni-yard, par-71 South Course “ It’s Just probably not in the cards, I guess, for us and the SAS^yard, par-72 NorthCourseot “ We don’t care if Dan wins a medal,” she said. Baldwin says the Jansens are “ a world-class family youngsters at the signup sessions. Registration is to have even one m ^al." Torrev Pines Golf Club (a-denotes And her husband. Harry Jansen, echoed that ... whose intense support for each other in times of $15 per player or $20 per family. am ateur): Jansen, who had to carry both the hopes of an triumph and tragedy have earned them a 'Fam ily Don Pooley 67-«S— 132 sentiment after the race. League tryouts are scheduled for Saturday and Olympic medal and the burden of his sister’s death, Gold Medal.’ ” . Sunday. March 19 and 20. Anyone interested in Tom Kite MAS—133 returned home early Friday morning, hours after “ I ’m proud of him,” he said. “ He did well just to Bob Tw o y 6BAS— 133 get out there and set an example for everyone else.” A neighbor of the Jansens. Jeanine Morgan, said coaching, umpiring, as commissioners or in any Tom Watson 6SA9—134 his second heartbreak at the Calgary Games. her eyes filled with tears upon seeing the fall of the other capacity is asked to attend one of the signup Brad Faxon MAS—134 Jansen, 22, appeared headed for a medal in the Jansen said he spoke with his son earlier Gory Koch MAS—134 Thursday, and while his spirits were improved, he young man she watched grow up. sessions. Fred Couples 43-71— 134 1,000 meter speed skating race Thursday night, but “ It was hard to watch.” she said. But Morgan For further information, cali Frank Galasso at Steve Pate 4BA4— 134 was still riding an emotional roller coaster. John Cook 44AS— 134 he fell to the ice with about 200 meters left. Four added she would congratulate Jansen when she saw 643-4506 or Paul Scheinblum at 649-6470. nights earlier, after learning that his 27-year-old “ I asked him how he wasdoing, and he said he was Phil Blockmor 44-7l>— 134 feeling pretty good,” Jansen said. “ But then he him. „ . .. Willie Wood 4AA3— 134 sister, Jane Beres, had died of leukemia, Jansen fell “ He’s a winner in everybody’s eyes, she said. Mork Colcavecchlo SAAB—134 would read some of the nice telegrams he got and he Hal Sutton SAAB— 134 in the first turn of the 500 m eter event, another race East Catholic hockey In action Joey Slndelor SBA7— 13S The East Catholic hockey team (13-4) will take on Scott Verplank SBA7—13S Dan Forsman SBA7—135 Notre Dame of West Haven tonight at 6:30 at the Dave Barr SAAB— 13S Pat McGowon 73-72— 145 Bennett Rink in West Haven. Both teams are ranked Roger Maltble S7-SB—135 73-72— 145 East Germans Mike Hulbert SVAA—135 Lennie Clements in the top 10 in the state. Notre Dame beat East. 6-2, Robert Thompson 75-70-145 Jo y Haas SBA7— 13S 73-72— 145 Bowling on Jan. 13 at the Bolton Ice Palace. D .A . Welbrlng 71A5— 13S Tom Sleckmann Dillard Pruitt 73-72— 145 Scott Simpson S7-S9—13S 73-72— 145 Gll M organ 74-S2— 136 Brian Mogg sweep the luge J.C . Snead 73- 72— 145 Stark McCumber SAAB—13S 74- 71— 145 Stark Brooks S9A7— 13S o-Phll MIckelson NIte Owls George Burns SAAB—137 Steve Thomas 70-75— 145 7B74— 146 A nita Shorts 20A506, Bea O'Connell By Chuck Melvin Television and Radio Curt Byrum SAAB— 137 Dave Elchelberger Jim Booros 74- 72— 146 178-187-503, Lin da Luce 178-470, Cin dy The Associated Press Brian Tennyson SAAB— 137 Dodson 197-486, C heryl D oll 211-526, Jack Renner SA-71— 137 Kenny ICnox 75- 71— 146 John Snyder 7A70-14S M aureen W ood 176-478, Beth Hussey M ike Bender S7-7D— 137 212-477, Karen T ra c e y 461, E la in e CALGARY, Alberta — World champions Joerg Stark WIebe 7AA7—137 Dave Stockton 73- 73— 146 TODAY Denis Watson 74- 72— 146 Pelletier 454, Kathy BerzenskI 481, Hoffmann and Jochen Pietzsch gave East Germany Bruce Uetzke 71AA— 138 Marlon Smith 458, Kenivn Strelber 462. Noon — Olympics: 90-meter ski jumping; Bob Glider S7-71— 13B David Ogrln 75- 71— 146 a sweep of the Olympic luge gold medals by winning Bill Glosson SBA9^138 Jeff Coston 7A70-14S hockey; women’s combined slalom. Chs. 8,40 Fred Wadsworth SBAB— 13B Billy Roy Brown 7B74— 146 the doubles in record time Friday. Ernie Gonzalez 77A9^14S Home Engineers Noon — Golf; Suncoast Senior Classic, ESPN Woody Blackburn SBAB—138 73-74— 147 Hoffmann and Pietzsch, both 24, improved on Dan Pohl 7BAB— 138 Tony Cerda B eve rly M o rin 212-180-530, Renee Ellis 2 p.m. — College basketball; Georgetown at Brett Upper 73- 74— 147 187-489, F ra n cin e T u rg e o n 184-508, their 1984 bronze performance by setting a course Tim Simpson 71A7—138 7B75— 147 Pittsburgh. Channel 3 Greg Ladehoff SB-7A-138 Greg Forrow Elaine W elnIckI 185A59, A lice H Irth record of 45.786 seconds on their first run. Rick Fehr 7A73— 147 183-491, A lice ChIH Ick 182-469, Lin da 2 p.m. — College basketball; Maryland at North John Huston SB-71— 13B 7AA9^147 They followed with a second-run of 46.154 for a Bob Murphy SB7A—139 Jodie Mudd M aher 176460, E ve ly n Anton 178-475, 74- 73— 147 Carolina. ESPN Chris P erry 71A8— 139 Craig Stodler K arin Scheer 193-192-526, Peg Bonadles total of 1:31.940, about one-tenth of a second faster KIkuo Aral 7A-72— 14B 178, Tru d I Zuldem a 197-184-537, A lyce 2 p.m. — College basketball; Canisius at To m m y A rm ou r III SB70— 139 7BA9^14B than teammates Stefan Krausse and Jan Behrendt, C o rk Burroughs SB70— 139 Ronnie Black M cA rd le 177-515, M a rlys D vo ra k 184- Northeastern. NESN Jeff Lankford 75- 73— 148 both 20, who won the silver at 1:32.039, giving East Bruce ZabrIskI SB-71—139 204-557, Celia Sanlpedro 180-450, Bette o-Pat Duncan 73-75— 148 Dufralne 181-518, Shirley Eldrldge 182- 2:30 p.m. — College basketball; Kentucky at Donnie Hammond SA71—139 71-77— 148 Germany six of the nine medals awarded in the La rry Mize 72A7— 139 Roy R ovd 507, M a rth a G ra n t 451, R oxanne Florida. Channel 30 Stark SSoness 71-77— 148 Spencer 461, Denise Randolph 453, Gay Dutfv WaMort SB7D—139 73- 76— 149 Sport. 4 p.m. — O ltege basketball; LSU at Alabama, Stark O'M eara 73AA— 139 Ted Norby M cD e vlH 451, Eileen Beaulieu 452, West Germany’s Thomas Schwab and Wolfgang Scott Chafnn 74- 75-149 Jeanne Buccherl 463, To n i C a ye 191-493, (taped). NESN Ed Rorl 71A9^140 74-76— 150 Staudinger, the 1987 World Cup leaders, took the David A w a rd s 71-SB— 140 Cesar Sanudo Tricia Malon 191-457. 4 p.m. — College basketball: Duke at Kansas. Kim Young 7A74— ISO bronze at 1:32.274 over the 4,104-foot course. Tom Purtzer 71-A^lM Channel 3 Fuzzy Zoeller SB71—140 The Soviet pair of Evgeni Belooussov and Powdsr Puff 4:30 p.m. — Golf; Andy Williams Open, Channel Seve Ballesteros 7M7—140 Alexandre Beliakov, silver medalists in 1984, were ^ . 4 Joy Don Bloke SB71—140 30 Buddy Gardner 70-70—140 T e rry SlemlnskI 179-175-200-554, Bea third after the first heat, but had a poor second run Cormier 176, Nancy Wright 177-468, 5 p.m. — Whalers at Islanders. Channel 18, WTIC Clarence Rose 71-SB— 140 Transactions of 46.580, dropping them into a tie for seventh. Bill Buttner 70-70— 140 Edith T r a c y 469, Joanne Polla rd 193-188- 7 p.m. — College basketball; Providence at 547, Joanne Desllet 181-217-176-581. The East Germans had won all three women’s David Peoples 72-AB—140 Villanova. NESN Andrew SSogee 70-71— 141 luge medals Thursday and Jens Mueller earned the Bobby Wodklns SB72— 141 BASEBALL 7 p.m. — College basketball; West Virginia at Bill Sander 7BSB— 141 Amertcon Leogue gold in men’s singles Monday. A P p h o to GOP Women Rhode Island. FNN/Score Bill Rogers 70-71— 141 BOSTON RED SOX— Agreed to terms The top American finishers Friday were with Ed Lynch, pitcher. 7 p.m. — Olympics; Men’s free program figure Sam Randolph 71-70—141 Alexis D onald 178-190499, C a rolyn Czechoslovokian immigrant Miroslav Zajonc, who GOLD MEDAL RUN — East Germany’s their way to a gold medal in the Olympic Curtis Strange 70-71— ^141 KANSAS CITY ROYALS-SIgned Jim W ilson 178-489, M a rth a G ra n t 214-519, skating; men’s 1.500-meter speedskating; 90-meter Mike Blackburn 71-70—141 Rsenrelch, designated hitter, to a was wearing a cast on his foot because of a January luge doubles in Calgary on Friday. Kay Moroz 177, Laurence Fauchyr 175, Joerg Hoffman, front, and Jochen ski-jumping finals. Chs. 8.40 <5ene Sauers 73A8— 141 one-year contract. B arb ara Anderson 452, Bea B ag le y 480, accident, and Tim Nardiello of Lake Placid, N.Y.. Robert Wrenn 72AB— 141 MILWAUKEEBREWERS-SIgned Chris Joyce Tyler 463. Pietzsch speed down the luge course on 8 p.m. — College basketball: Syracuse at UConn. Mike McCullough 70-71—141 Boslo, pitcher, and Glenn Braggs, out­ who were 11th at 1:33.306. Channel 20. WPOP Bill Britton 70-71— 141 fielder, to one-year contracts. Agreed to Loren Roberts 70-71—141 terms with Dan Plesac, pitcher, on a 9 p.m. — Collegebasketball: DePaul at St. John’s. Foiled To Qualify one-year contract. U.8. fMIXBd NESN Don Halldorson 7349— 142 SEATTLE MARINERS—Agreed to Bobby Clompett 71-71— 142 terms with Donnell Nixon, outfielder; Anne Poole 192, Donna Vrissis 189-501, 9 p.m. — College basketball; Georgia Tech at Blaine McCalllster «-7 3 — 142 Mike Campbell, pitcher, and Bill Kevin Brennan 213, Diane Brennan Winds have been only distraction in Calgary 192-187-198, M a rg e Dellsle 177-517, Rusty S North Carolina. ESPN Peter Jacobsen 70-72— 142 McGuire, catcher, on one-year contracts. Howard Twltty 7349— 142 National League Meek 224-580, M a ry W hipple 493, Edith 11:30 p.m. — Olympic highlights. Chs. 8.40 Mason 197-197-553, Jo h n KozIckI 235-203- years ago. Warm weather in Greno­ Placid, the four-man bobsled was Dick Most 71-71— 142 CINCINNATI REDS— Signed Paul By Larry SIddons ceremonies (last Saturday) is most Morris Hatolskv 72-70— 142 O'Neill, outfielder, to a one-vear contract. 211-649, K ath y Hughes 208-175-528, Bob ble, France, in 1968 forced bobsled raced on Feb. 15, a day after the Gary McCord 72-70— 142 PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Agreed to Cromwell 200, Sheila BonettI 482, Cindy unusual. SUNDAY H u rle y 193-212-574, Fra n k Skoglund 236, The Associated Press runs to be held early in the morning or closing ceremonies. Leonard Thompson 71-71— 142 terms with Mike BleleckI, pitcher, on a “ We should not overemphasize a 11 a.m. — Olympics: Two-man bobsled; men’s Jeff Jackson 7^70— 142 one-vear contract. Lou Pecker 181, D ale Pecker 211-192-553, at night. And in Innsbruck. Austria, in The OCO official said moving the BASKETBALL Rich Pecker 204, Linda B urton 176-180- CALGARY, Alberta — Winds that bad thing, but it’s an ill wind that super giant slalom; hockey; Soviet Union vs. Brandel Chamblee 71-71— 142 1964, winds tore down a tent when 90-meter jumping out of Calgary was Danny Briggs 71-71— 142 Notional Basketball Association 520, Fre d KozIckI 214-213-581, Debbie have kept Calgary mild and drafty blows no good.” Czechoslovakia. Chs. 8.40 George Archer 68-74— 142 MILWAUKEE BUCKS— Achvated Paul Warner 185, Rich Holbrook 226, Jenny Calmer air should cover Calgary by figure skating was being held. “ unthinkable.” 1 p.m. — College basketball; Temple at North Dove Rummells 70-72-142 AtakeskI, center, from the Inlured list. Fenn 191-501, Linda Latulippe 193. over the last week are the only hlotch PlocedPaceMannlon,guard,onthelnlured early next week, said Bruce Thomp­ Verdier said there had been no King said about $300,000 has been Carolina. Channel 30 Tom Pernice, Jr. 72-70— 142 so far on the Winter Olympics and discussion about extending the paid so far in ticket refunds for Joey Rassett 7270— 142 list. “ should not be blown out of propor­ son of Environment Canada, the 1:30 p.m. — College basketball; Indiana at Barry Cheesman 74-69— 143 FOOTBALL nation’s weather service. Games past their scheduled end on weather-postponed events. He said Purdue, Channel 3 Bill Krotzert 7548— 143 National Football League Rube Marquard won a record tion, pardon the pun,” the chairman of Feb. 28. But King said it could happen, those tickets would be resold, and that Ed Dougherty 73-70-143 NEW YORK GIANTS— Extended the the Games’ organizers said Friday. King said the 16 days of the Games, 1:30 p.m. — Bruins at Devils. NESN Steve Lowery 7271— 143 contract of Bill Parcells, head coach, 19 games in a row for the New the longest ever for a Winter Olym­ particularly with the wind-plagued a $25 million surplus or “ contingency 1:30 p.m. — Golf: Suncoast Senior Classic ESPN Nick Price 7442-143 through 1991. York Giants in 1912. He insisted it Frank King, chief executive officer 90-meter ski jumps, which were fund” remained untouched. Rick Pearson 7270— 143 PITTSBURGH STEELERS— pics, gave organizers plenty of time to 3:30 p.m. — Pistons at Lakers. Channel 3 AnnouncedtheretlrementofMIkeWebster, should have been 20 but did not of OCO ’88, said the Chinook that has postponed on Friday from Saturday The OCO chief also said that Jim Neltord 70-73— 143 forced postponement of four events in wait out the weather and reschedule 3: ,30 p.m — Golf: Andy Williams Open. Channel 30 M ike Miles 7442-143 center. get credit for a successful relief events “ in the interest of the athletes’ until Monday because of the weekend concern over empty VIP seats at 3:30 p.m. — Tennis: Virginia Slims. ESPN Fred Wisdom 6275-144 HOCKEY appearance. the first week of the Olympics was an forecast for continued strong winds. figure skating, ice hockey and other Billy Andrade 71-73-144 Notional Hockey League unusual occurence but one that could safety,” and the International Olym­ 4 p.m. — St. Joseph’s University at Penn State. Richard Cromwell 71-73— 144 NEW JERSEY DEVILS-Named Bob “ We will keep scheduling until the sold-out events amounted to “ a Horry Taylor 71-73— 144 Huddleston massage therapist. affect the city’s reputation as a winter pic Committee agreed. SportsChannel event is held,” he said. “ It would not missing-tooth syndrome” where a few To n y Sills 7542-144 COLLEGE “ There is no reason to panic. There 7 p.m. — College basketball: LSU at Florida Keith Clearwater 7272— 144 ARIZONA— Named JuneOlkowskI sports center. be ^ e first time in Winter Olympics scattered vacancies stand out in an EMERGENCY S “The winds are the only serious is no emergency,” said Michele State. ESPN ? Jim Hallet 7272— 144 women's head boskelball coach. that an event took place after the otherwise packed house. Some of Bob Lohr 7271— 144 Fire — Police — Medical problem the Olympic Games have Verdier, the IOC’s spokeswoman. 7 p.m. — Islanders at Whalers. SportsChannel. Kenny Perry 6275— 144 AUGUSTA— Announced that Marvin closing ceremonies.” those empty seats will be offered for had so far.” King said at a news Both OCO and the IOC said other WTIC Chip Beck 71-73— 144 Vanover, athletic director, has resigned Records showed just one time an public sale, officials said. Fulton Allem 72-72-144 but remain attheschoolaschalrmonoflhe DIAL 911 a conference. “They usually come to Winter Games had weather problems, • 7 p.m. — Olympic hockey: United States vs. West physical education program. event was held after the Games But King acknowledged that OCO Atac O'Ciradv 7648— 144 In Manchester southern Alberta for a day or two, and too. A blizzard played hav(^ with Germany. Chs. 8.40 Tim Norris 72-72-144 ILLINOIS— Named Steve Bernstein def­ officially ended. In 1932 at Lake was concerned over the weather. Bob Proben 7670— 144 ensive bockfleld coach. to have them since the opening skiing in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, four 11:30 p.m. — Olympic highlights. Chs. 8. 40 Sports in Brief Scoreboard Barkley paces

Dortmouth 79, Columbia 74 Mm'sDoubIcLugcrnults E. Mennonite 84, Messiah 79 76ers over Nets 8BM becomes MCC Relay sponsor Olympics Hobart 90, St. Lawrence 72 CALGARY, Alberta (A P ) — Final results LeAAoyne 93, Pace 77 Savings Bank of Manchester has joined Pratt and Friday In the men's double luge medal Penn 96, Brown 83 Princeton 60, Yale 51 Whitney as co-sponsor of the 13th annual MCC New event at the Winter Olympics: 1. Joerg Hoffmann and Jochen Pletzsch, SOUTH England Relays to be held Saturday and Sunday. Olympic madiltabls East Germany, 1 minute, 31.W0 seconds. Emory 86, Rochester 79 NBA Roundup R’""' June 18-19. SBM’s contribution will be $4,000. 2. Stefan Krausse and Jan Behrendt, Kentucky Christian 91, Fort Wayne East Germany, 1:32.039. BIMe 73 There will be over 70 track and field events niroufti I . » Palm Beach Atlantlc98, Warner Southern PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Charles Barkley G E— Tot 3. Thonrtas Sctmab and Wolfgang s Staudinger, West Germany, 1:32.274. 80 scored 43 points, hitting 16 of 22 shots to lead the Saturday, including the invitational Christie Soviet Union 5 4 4— 13 Virginia Union 85, Liberty 64 McCormick Mile, and a 4-mile run and a 4-mile walk East Germonv 4 3 1— 8 U S PNililMfS Philadelph 76ers to a 115-100 NBA victory over the 1 2 1— 4 11. Miroslav Zalonc. Annapolis, Md. and race on Sunday. SiMitnrIand Timothy Nardlello, Lake Pladd, N.Y., New Jersey Nets Friday night. Rnlond 2 0 1— 3 West Germany 1 1 1— 3 1:33.330. The win snapped Philadelphia’s three-game 4 0 2 1— 3 16. Joseph Borlle, Saddle River, N.J. Nettierlonds and Steven Maher, Los Gatos, Cdllf., Big East standings losing streak, while New Jersey lost its sixth Whalers play Islanders twice Austrlo 1 1 8 - 2 straight road game. The Nets have now lost 24 of 25 Czechoslovakia 0 1 1— 2 1:34.963. Big East Conference Doll 'h*- HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (25-26-'^ Nonwov 0 1 1— 2 w L W L games away from home this season. Suvedcn 1 0 0— 1 Pittsburgh 8 2 18 3 will play the New York Islanders (27-23-8) twice this Conodo 0 0 1— 1 Syracuse 8 4 19 6 weekend beginning today at 5 p.m. (Channel 18, France 0 0 1— 1 Vlllanova 8 5 16 9 Bulls 111, Kings 90 Japan 0 0 1— 1 BasketbaD Georgetown 7 5 17 6 WTIC) at the Nassau County Coliseum. The pair will United States 0 0 1— 1 St. John's 6 6 15 7 CHICAGO (AP) — Michael Jordan scored 18 of his hook up again Sunday night at 7 (SportsC:3iannel, Seton Hall 4 7 16 10 49 points in the second quarter and broke open a Connecticut 4 8 13 9 WTIC) at the Civic Center. The Whalers, in fourth Friday’s Olympic madal winners standings Providence 4 8 10 13 close game with 16 points and two steals in the third place in the Adams Division seven points ahead of Boston College 4 8 13 10 period Friday night, lifting the Chicago Bulls to a last-place Quebec, are 3-1 since Larry Pleau took ALPINE SKIING 111-90 victory over the Sacramento Kings. EASTERN CONFERENCE Todays Gomes over as head coach. Women Attonttc Division Syracuse at UConn (Civic Center). 8 OewnhRI p.m. GOLD— Marino Klehl, West Germany. w L Pet. GB — Boston College at Seton Hall, 1 p.m. Bullets 106, Spurs 102 SILVER— Brigitte Oertll, Switzerland. Boston 35 16 .686 (Jeorgetown at Pittsburgh, 2 p.m. UConn hosts Syracuse BRONZE— Karen Percy, Canada. Philadelphia 22 27 .449 12 SAN ANTONIO. Texas (AP) — Bernard King 19 29 .396 Un Country WESTERN CONFERENCE UConn edged Syracuse. 51-50. at the Carrier Dome Midwest Division Syracuse at Providence, 7 p.m. the Bullets. GOLD— Mikhail Devlotlorov, Soviet Un­ Saturday, Feb. 27 Mets trying to get it together ion. W L Pet. GB Pittsburgh at UConn (Civic Center), 1 on Jan. 16. 33 17 .660 — SILVER— Pal Gunnar Mikkelsplass, Oillas p.m. Norway. Denver 29 19 .604 3 Mavericks 113, Warriors 100 Houston 29 19 .604 3 Vlllonovo at Seton Hall, 1 p.m. By The Associated Press Mets’ new camp in Port St. Lucie, don’t think that’s right,” Thrift BRONZE— Vladimir Smirnov, Soviet St. John's ot Boston College. 8 p.m. DALLAS (AP) — Rolando Blackman and Mark Wrestling championships on tap Union. Utah 25 24 .510 7'/i Fla. The complex has 15 batting said. “ They tell them they’ll give San Antonio 19 28 .404 12'/3 Aguirre scored 27 points apiece Friday night, The New York Mets, who fell cages and 6‘/4 fields, including an them $200,000 if they sign but that The Manchester High, East Catholic, and Cheney Sacramento 16 '34 .320 17 leading Dallas to a 113-100 victory over the Golden Olympic hockay picture Pacific Division apart last season, are trying to AstroTurf diamond. if they have to renew the contract Tech wrestling teams will take part in the state 41 9 .820 — State Warriors and the Mavericks’ 300th victory in L.A. Lakers get it together early this year. Wilson, platooned with Len they’ll do it for $160,000. I will Class Wrestling Championship Meets today. Portland 29 19 .604 11 franchise history. Pool A Seattle 26 25 .510 15'/^ Gary Carter, Keith Hernandez, Dykstra in center.field last year, make an honest offer and I will Manchester will compete in the Class LL Meet at w L T Ptl GF GA Dallas. 300-324 in eight years, extended its home Phoenix 15 34 .306 25'/i Hockey Ron Darling, Bob Ojeda and requested a trade during the live up to it. Glastonbury High School while East and Cheney Sweden 2 0 1 5 18 5 Golden State 13 35 .271 27 unbeaten string against Golden State to 14. The Conodo 2 1 0 4 6 5 11 37 .229 29 Howard John.son are already at season. “ But once March 1 passes I will be in the Class M Meet at Foran High in Milford. L.A. Clippers Mavericks won their fourth straight and fifth in six Rnlond 2 1 0 4 14 4 r npcnra v u iim s spring training, even though the “ I still expect to be traded.” want every player signed. I think Preliminary matches took place Friday night Poland 1 1 1 3 7 4 Late Gomes Net Included games. while the quarterfinal matches were scheduled to Switzerland 1 2 0 2 6 9 Philadelphia 115, New Jersey 100 NHL standings Mets’ first official workout isn’t Wilson said. Cleveland and Oak­ spring training is to prepare for France 0 3 0 0 5 29 Chlcago111,Sacramento90 until Monday. land may give Wilson a chance to the season, not to negotiate begin this morning at 10:30. The finals will be held Peel B Delias 113, Golden State K » Lakers 126, Hawks 119, O T tonight at 8. W L T Pta GF GA L.A. Lakers 126, Atlonta119,OT WALES CDNFERENCE “ It’s a great sign that so many play full-time. contracts.” x-SvIet Union 4 0 0 e 26 9 Washington 106, San Antonio 102 Patrick Division ATLANTA (AP) — James Worthy scored a guys are here. That hunger is The Phillies opened camp for Among the unsigned Pirates x-CzctK>slovak 3 1 0 6 22 8 Detroit at Milwaukee, (n) W L T 1»ts GF GA career-high 38 points and Byron Scott had six points pitchers and catchers. Pitcher are Mike LaValliere. last year’s Cougars at Coast Guard JV Wst O m ra n v 3 1 0 6 15 11 Utah at Los Angeles Clippers, (n) Phllodelphla 30 22 7 67 205 205 back again." Carter said Friday. U n IM States 2 2 0 2 26 23 Woshlnoton 28 25 6 62 200 184 in overtime, including the go-ahead basket, as the “ If we win this year I think this Bruce Rufin was in attendance at NL Gold Glove catcher. Norway 0 4 0 0 7 28 Boston at Portland, (n) NY Islanders 27 23 8 62 228 208 Los Angeles Lakers overcame a 17-point second- Clearwater, Fla., along with LaValliere earned $120,000 last NEW LONDON — The red-hot Manchester Austria 0 4 0 0 8 25 Saturdays Games Pittsburgh 25 25 9 59 225 234 place will be a big reason why.” Community College Cougars (18-7) on the road to x

Continued from |>age 46 Windham High Friday afternoon in CCC East H.S. Roundap Division action. W' with Goldston also dishing out 6 assists. Gorman turned in a : 22.79 clocking to top the "Believing and achieving." I - John Grace’s 23 (>oints led Enfield. mark of John Stuek by one-hundreth of a second. That’s how Manchester High Girls’ Basketball Manchester' also won the junior varsity game, This is the third school record to fall this year, the Coach Mike Masse described the new-found attitude 55-47. Emil Issavi led the 12-3 young Indians with 16 second by Gorman. of his Indians, who put it into practice Friday night (joints. Manchester finishes up 3-2 in the league and is 5-6 with a 51-48 upset win over Enfield High at Clarke . Wi n c h e s t e r (*4) — Troy Peters 30-06, Matt Vaughn 4 heading into the regular-season finale Wednesday 2-2 13, Paris Oates 5 5-9 15, Jason Goddard 10 1-5 21, Cory Arena. The CCC East Division victory qualified the Goldston 4 1-2 9, Calvin Meggett 3 3-5 9, Em il Issavi 1 (LO 2, at home against East Catholic at 7 p.m. Indians. 8-10 overall, for state tournament play. Hank Mlnar 104)2, Dom Laurlnltls01-21,Erlc Wldmer04-64, Mark Foley (500 freestyle) and Brian Crombie Darren (kites 3 2-3 10, A rt Temple 1 04) 2. Totals 3519-34 94. “I’m proud of the team. The attitude cha iged and ENEIELD (64) — Ralph Cerroto 63417, Alan Maler 204)4, (100 backstroke) swam well for Manchester. they all started working together.” Masse-<>aid. Tim O'Connell 004)0, John (kace 111-223, Ken Murphy 21-35, E ric Vesseller 204)4, Kevin M ille r 01-21, Peter Geoglone 21-2 RMUlIt: “Togetherness is the key and we’re "'aying as a 5, Jim SmolenskI 204) 4. Totals 27 7-13 64. 200 mtdl6v r«lav: 1. Windham 2:00.53,2. WIndhom, 3. MHS. team. That's something (Assistant) Coach (John) 3-polnt goals: Manchester— Vaughn 3, (kites 2; Enfield— m i r t t : 1. HaMPlI (W) 1:58.00, 2. Klepwls (W), 3. Fol«v Cerroto 2, Maler. \hn). Hackett and I stress.” Halftime: 52-25 Manchester. 200 IM: 1. Gregnwood (W) 2:29.86, 2. Flaum (W), 3. Manchester, winners of four of its last five with Pram btrger (W). the lone setback to Rockville, is now 6-6 in league . A? ’• Gortian (M) :22.79 (ichool record), 2. Miller (W),3. Parkony (M). play. Enfield, which topped the Indians by 17 points Diving: 1. Patulak (M) 158polnh. (54-37) in the first meeting, is now 8-4 in the CCC Coventry trips Vinal 100 fly: 1. Greenwood (W) 1:10.9, 2. Pramberger (W), 3. Ramans (M). East and 12-5 overall. COVENTRY — With Ron Gardner putting the free: 1. Gorman (M) :51.57, 2. M iller (W), 3. Fleming Chris Rovegnotallied 11 of herteam-high ISpoints defensive clamps on Vinal’s Jay Mounts in the m free: 1. Kleperls (W) 5:48.50, 2. Foley (M), 3. Floum in the third stanza for Manchester. The Indians, who second half, Coventry High posted a 77-72 victory (W). trailed 20-19 at the half, took a 34-30 lead after three over Vinal Tech Friday night in COC boys’ TO bock: 1. Hassell (W) 1:04.71,2. Crombie (M),3. Haines quarters. (W). basketball action. TObreost: 1. Deskus (W) 1:13.31,2. Fleming (M),3. Rosen “We qualified for the tourney which is super. We The Patriots are now 12-6 overall while the Hawks (W). don’t have to wait the weekend,” Masse said. fall to 8-10. Coventry’s next game is Tuesday against 400 tree relay: 1. Windham 3:48.64, 2. MHS, 3. MHS. Val Holden added 13 points while Lisa Cartier and Bacon Academy in Colchester. freshman Shelly Dieterle grabbed 9 and 8 rebounds, Mounts had five 3-pointers in the first half en route respectively, for Manchester. Kim Tyler netted a to a 17-()oint effort. That hel()ed the visitors to a 43-40 EC tops E.O. Smith game-high 18 points to pace Enfield. halftime bulge. Gardner took the assignment on The East Catholic High boys’ swimming team Manchester also won the junior varsity game,, Mounts in the second half, holding him to just eight 51-35. Trish O’Connell (14) and Beth O’Brien (13) led tuned up for its season finale Friday with a 91-61 further ()(>ints. “We changed our defense the send victory over E.O. Smith at the Manchester High the 13-5 young Indians. half. We just shut him (Mounts) down an(l played pool. Manchester is back in action Monday at South better defense.” Coventry Coach Ron Badsteubner Regineld Plnto/Manchester Herald Windsor High at 7:30 p.m. East, 2-7, winds up its season Wednesday against said. Manchester High at 7 p.m. MANCHESTER (51) — Vol Holden 61-2 13, Barb O'Brien 1 Jack Ayer. Scott Lucas and Gardner each had 6 GRABS ON — Manchester’s Val Holden 3-6 5, Chris Roveono S 4-415, Lisa Cartier 30-05, Tina Stone 2 Steve Abele (50 and 500 free), Shan Gately (100 2-35, Beth O'Brien 00-00, Shelly Dleterle22-«5. Totals 1912-21 (mints in the third quarter for Coventry as the grabs a hold of the basketball during back). Dean Johnson (100 and 200 free), Matt 51. Patriots t(mk a 61-56 lead into the flnal eight minutes E N R E L D (4<) — Sharon Leonard 41-29, Patty Golden 61-2 Friday’s action at Clarke Arena. Martin (100 fly) and K.C. Reischerl (diving) were 13, Kim Tyler 8 0-2 18, Stephanie Boudreau 4 0-1 8, Maureen of play. Lucas finished with a team-high 22 while individual winners for East. McGuire 00-00, Joanne Colona 00-00, Colleen FlnnertyOO-0 Ayer netted 21. Totals 15 2547 57. 0. Totols 22 2-7 48. Coventp' won it from the foul line, hitting 21-of-29 3polnt goals: Bolton — Pinto 2, Stoudt; Hole-Ray — Eetpttt: 3-polnt goals: MHS— Royegno; Enfield— Tyler 2. opportunities compared to 7-for-13 for Vinal. The Kostoss 2. TO m edltv relay: 1. EC (Gately, Nett, /Martin, Ambroal) Halftime; 20-19 Enfield. Halftime: 29-28 Hale-Ray. 1:55.0. 5 " Patriots maintain^ control in the fourth quarter m frte: Y. Johnson (EC) t:15.9d 2. Corttr (EC)t 3. Mtlodv East upsets Ellington from the charity stripe, converting 11 of 15. (EOS) • 2 D ^ : 1. Crain (EOS) 2:28.4,2. Nett (EC),3. Hunter (EOS) ELLINGTON — Foul shooting was the deciding Mounts, who had seven 3-pointers, had 25 and 50fm : 1. ^ le (EC) :24.6,2. Ambroal (EC),3. Vitale (EC). Paul Serra 24 to lead the way for Vinal. Lucas and Saints trip up EC Diving: 1. Relacherl (EC) 1(M.65polnta,2. (Suteur (EOS),3. factor for the East Catholic girls’ basketball team Bymea (EOS). as it pulled away with a 48-38 victory over host Gardner each grabbed 9 rebounds for Coventry. UNCASVILLE — Any All Connecticut Conference ’ • **«rtln (EC) 1:05.8, 2. Gately (EC), 3. Melody Ellington High Friday night. COVENTRY (77) — Jack Avar 67-721, RonGordnerS3-513, game has been a challenge for the East Catholic (EOS). Scott Lucas 864n , Paul Strycharz4l)-28, Mlke(tawaM2S-7 TO tree: 1. Johnaon (EC) :S8.0,2. Bucker (EOS),3. Hunter East is now 11-9 and the third-ranked Eagles will Reginald Plnto/Manchester Herald 11, Tim M cM illan 1 04) 2, MoH Harrington 0 04) 0. Totals 26 High boys’ basketball team this season. (EOS). take part in the All Connecticut Conference 21-29 77. It was no different Friday night. SS<^C) 6:13.3.2. NeN (EC), 3. Corter (EC). LOOSE BALL — Manchester High's blocked out of the play. Manchester’s V IN AL TECH (72) — Paul Serra II 2-5 24, Jay Mounts 90-3 ’ • 0«»ely (EC) 1:07.9,2. Martin (EC(. 3. Shlneakl tournament Monday against St. Joseph at 7:45 p.m. 25, Dave Mllordo 41-3 9, M ike W illiam s004)0, Marcus Edens The visiting Eagles had a tough time with St. (EOS). at Xavier High in Middletown. Top-ranked Mercy Tina Stone (23) has the basketball at her Chris Rovegno (right) looks on. The 5 04) 11, M ike Lockwood 104)2, Brian Marshelak 01-21. Totals Bernard’s High, dropping a 64-49 decision. East TObreaat: 1. Crain (EOS) 1:10.7,2. Orringer (EOS). 30 4-13 72. 400 tree relay: 1. E.O.SmHh no time llate^ High, which beat St. Joseph in clouble overtime feet with Enfield's Colleen Finnerty Indians won, 51-48. 3-polnt gools: Coventry — Ayer 2, Oswald 2, V lnol- falls to 2-8 in the ACC and 5-14 overall while the Friday night, 60-56. will oppose fourth-ranked Mounts 7, Edens. Saints moved to 6-3 in the league and 12-5 overall. Halftime; 43-40 VInot. Sacred Heart in the 5:45 p.m _ opener. The still in contention against Charter Oak Conference Enfield High Friday night in CCC East Division The Eagles’ final regular season game is at home consolation and championship gamfs 9^ Wednes­ foe Rocky Hill High School. play. Tuesday night at 7; 30 against St. Tliomas Aquinas. Indoor Track day night, also at Xavier High. -However, the visiting Terriers outscored the The red-hot Indians are now 11-1 in the league and “They (St. Bernard’s) came outand took it tons,” Ellington falls to 19-2. Beavers. 44-19, in the second half and cruised to a Eagle Coach Ray Page said. “ We couldn’t handle MHS runners quafHy 16-1 overall. The loss drops the winless Raiders to Bolton tops Hale-Ray The clutch foul shooting of Karen Mozdzierz and 76-45 victory Friday night. Cheney falls to 1-17 0-12. 0-18. their pressure.” NEW HAVEN — The Manchester High boys’ Amelia bdarse. who led the Eagles with 22 and 15 The Saints jum()ed out to a 17-8 edge after the first overall while Rocky Hill moves to 10-8. The Indian win, coupled with East Hartford’s BOLTON — Going to a box-and-one with six indoor track team qualified several individuals for points, respectively, was the difference for East as Cheney will be at Cromwell Tuesday night at 7:30. minutes left turned the tide as Bolton High subdued turn and held a comfortable 32-17halftime lead. Will it broke away from a 29-25edgehfterthi^ee quarters. 63-55 loss to Hartford Public, puts the Indians and the Class L State Meet Thursday night at the After trailing, 13-5, after one quarter, Cheney was Hornets into a tie for the lead in the CCC East. The Hale-Ray of Moodus. 65-57. in non-conferen(m boys’ Flowers had 14 of his 16 (loints in the flrst 16 minutes. Eastern Sectional meet held at Southern Connecti­ For the game. Bearse and Mozdzierz welre 17-of-22 only down, 32-26 at halftime. “It was still a ballgame basketball action Friday night. “We couldn’t defend Flowers inside.” cut State University. from the charity stripe. ' J teams are scheduled to meet this coming Friday East trailed, 49-29, after three quarters. Reid (at half),” Cheney Coach Aaron Silvia said. “In the night at the Hornets’ gym. East Hartford won the The win lifts the Bulldogs to 5-13 for the season The Class L Meet will be Wednesday at Southern. Bearse sank 9-of-lO free throws in the Jfihal stanza first quarter, we gave them 10 of their 13 points.” while the Little Noises are now 6-12. Bolton’s next Gorman led the Eagles with 16 (Xiints, 12 in the flnal while Mozdzierz was a perfect 4-for-4. “Our foul first meeting. 74-60 (Jan. 26) for the Indians’ only “We had good performances and qualifled .Rocky Hill led, 49-36, after three quarters and loss of the season. game is Tuesday at home against COC rival Rocky stanza. Sed in 9 points, as did Calvin Meggett, 11, M ark Yovlnsky 004)0, Thomas Hermann 004)0. Totals 28 ran a 10.00.74 while Hempstead was caught in Teniers best Cheney 6-15 65. WILLIMANTIC — J. J. Gorman broke a 22-year- Manchester High boys’ basketball team surged to H ALE-RAY (H ) — Ed Kostoss 77-923, Jim SobolskI 311-15 10:17.36. The Indians’ 4 X 400 relay team of Jeff For the first half, the Cheney Tech Beavers were its eighth consecutive victory, 94-64, over host Tam to page 47 17, Ted Rowland 12-54, Brian Lynn 11-33, Wayne Lawrence3 old school record in the 50-yard freestyle for DeJoannis, Nguyen, Campbell, and Clemons 4-510, Rusty Churchell 004)0, E ric Bos 004)0, Ed Smlth004)0. Manchester High in the Indians’ 88-79 setback to qualifled fourth with a time of 3:41,5. iMaurbrstpr Hrralb Battle of Brians r takes place today SPORTS — story on page 41 ICERS TOP NORWAY

CALGARY, Alberta (AP) — The U.S. hockey team kept its faint Olympic medal hopes alive Friday night, struggling to a 6-3 victory over Norway as Corey Millen and Lane MacDonald scored two goals each. The Americans, now 2-2 and battling for the third and final spot in the medal round from their pool, still have to beat the West Germans on Sunday. The Soviet Union and Czechos­ lovakia clinched medal round berths Friday and meet Sunday in a game with significance to U.S. chances. If the Czechs tie or win, the Americans only have to beat West Germany: if the Soviets win, the Americans have to win by at least two goals. The U.S. team outshot the Norwegians 34-13, but still had a battle, especially In the second period, when Norway scored twice. Another goal, which would have put Norway ahead at the time, was disallowed for a dislodged net even though re­ plays indicated it should have counted. Craig Janney scored for the United States to make it 4-2 after two periods and Millen, one of only two players returning from the 1984 U.S. team that failed to make the medals round in de­ fense of its 1980 gold medal, scored twice in the third period to clinch it. MacDonald, who had scored twice in the 7-5 loss to the Soviet Union on Wednesday night, got the Americans started in the first period and put them ahead to stay at 3-2 in the second. The Norwegians had nearly as much support as the United States from the sellout crowd at the 19,000-seat Saddledome as cheers of “ Norway, Norway’ battled those of "USA, USA’ throughout the game. There was an especially large cheer when Arne Billkvam scored at 10:41 of the second period to give Norway a 2-2 tie. But MacDonald broke the tie at 15:02 to give the Americans a 3-2 lead they never relinquished. The Norwegians, who allowed 22 goals and scored just four in three previous losses, trailed only 1-0 after the first period. MacDonald scored that goal Reginald Pinto/Mancheater Herald from the side after goaltender Tommy Skaarberg failed to cover CONCENTRATING — Manchester High’s Shelly (33) in their game Friday night at Ciarke Arena. a rebound of a shot by Steve Dieterle keeps her eyes on the basket as she tries The Indians upset the Raiders, 51-48, to qualify for Leach at ITiM. to get a shot off over Enfield's Sharon Leonard the state tournament. Story on page 46.