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Hockey Blues 4, Whalers 3 OT College hoop scores Hartford 2 0 1 0— 3 The largest gaps between Golf EAST SL Louis 1 0 2 1— 4 the top two home-run FEATURES INSIDE Fordham 75. Manhattan 68 First Period— 1, SL Louis, Tuttle 1 (Brown, leaders (since 1930). George Vlbshlnglon 88, SL Bonavenlure 51 NHL standings Brind'Amour), :43. 2, Hartford, Dineen 14. 7:45. POWER SURGE Hofstra 78. Cent Connecticut SL 74 Pebble Beach scores WALES CONFERENCE 3, Hartford, Verbeek 27 (Francis, Holik), 1033. YEAR HR CHAMP Holy Cross 89, Colgate 76 — Francis, Har (high-sticking), 19:53. PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Scores Patrick Division Iona 74, Niagara 62 Thursday after the first round of the $1.1 million ■ TV listings grids /Pages 12,13 W L T P ts GF GA Second Period— None. Penalties— McKenzie, La Salle 84, Fairfield 66 Har, minor-major (roughing, fighting), 2:43; AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. played NY Rangers 27 18 9 63 194 167 Monmouth, N.J, 69, Vitegner 56 on the 6,799-yard, par 36-36— 72 Pebble Philadelphia 27 22 6 60 186 172 Momesso, StL, major (fighlin^). 2;43; Dirk, StL Penn SL 66. West Virginia 63 (cross-checking), 5:48; Marois, StL (holding), Beach course, 6,810-yard, par 36-36— 72 ■ Religion and seniors news /Page 5 28 22 3 59 226 195 Rider 73, Lafayette 66 Spyglass Hill course, and 6,895-yard, par New Jersey 22 21 10 54 7:58; Verbeek, Har (roughing), 11:27; Bassen, 194 178 Siena 90, Canisius 57 36-36— 72 Poppy Hills course: Washington 24 27 3 51 171 181 StL (tripping), 14:56; Burke, Har. major (fight­ SOUTH ing), 18:56; Courtnall, StC major (fighting), Mike Standly 32-33— 65 ■ Gomes and hobbies /Page 6 NY Islanders 18 28 6 42 151 186 Centenary 58, Mercer 51 Brian Claar 33-33— 66 Adams Division 18:56. Citadel 102, Youngstown SL 101 Third Period— 4, SL Louis, Brind'Amour 9 John Cook 34-32— 66 Boston 30 16 8 68 196 169 Coastal Carolina 84, N.C.-Asheville 74 Lance Ten Broeck 33-34— 67 ■ Comics /Page 7 Montreal 29 20 5 63 183 162 (Gates, Tuttle), 6:48. 5, SL Louis, Gates 12 Davidson 62. Augusta 54 (Tuttle, P.Cavallini), 10:03. 6. Hartford. Ander­ Ffaul Azinger 31-36— 67 Buffalo 21 21 10 52 183 178 Fla Intemalional 74, Florida A&M 66 Larry Rinker 33-34— 67 Hartford 22 25 5 49 151 179 son 3 (McKenzie), 1334. Ponaltios— Prancis, Howard U. 86, Delaware SL 80 ■ Reader’s forum /Page 4 Har. major (fighting), 7:16; Stevens, StL, major Jeff Maggert 34-33— 67 Quebec 11 33 9 31 151 234 Long Island U. 68, Jacksonville 67 Davis t.ove III 33-34— 67 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (fighting), 7:16; Cyr, Har (slashing), 8:38; Miami, Fla. 79, Northeastern 63 Momesso, StL (slashing), 8:38. Jay Haas 33-35— 68 Norris Division N.C. Charlotte 80, South Florida 77 John Daly 32-36— 68 W hat's W L TP ts GF GA Overtime— 7, SL Louis, Brind'Amour 10 (Tut­ NE Louisiana 116, Nicholls SL 94 tle, Stevens), :55. Penalties— None. Chris Perry 34-34— 68 Chicago 34 15 4 72 177 134 NW Louisiana 66, SE Louisiana 65 Robert Thompson 34-34— 68 SL Louis 30 15 7 67 201 160 Shots on — Hartford 10-12-15-0— 37. SL North Carolina 90, Clemson 77 Louis 8-9-15-1— 33. Tom Kile 35-33— 68 News Detroit 22 26 5 49 176 197 South Carolina 88, Tulane 80 Power-play Opportunities— Hartford 0 of 3; Jay Dalsing 34-34— 6S Manchester's Award-Winning Newspaper ^ Minnesota 16 30 9 41 163 188 Stetson 80, Samford 70 Bili Britton 35-34— 69 Toronto 13 33 5 31 147 212 SL Louis 0 of 3. Vbke Forest 71, Winthrop 48 Saturday, Feb. 2,1991 Goalies— Hartford, Reaugh, 6-6-0 (33 Eric Woods 34-35— 69 Smythe Division Wis.-Milwaukee 88, CenL Florida 87 Rocco Mediate 35-34— 69 Los Angeles 28 18 5 61 206 165 shots-29 saves). SL Louis, Joseph, 12-8-2 MIDWEST (37-34). Halo Irwin 37-32— 69 Calgary 27 20 5 59 213 170 Boston College 79, Notre Dame 77 Doug Tewell 35-34— 69 A— 14,821. 25 22 3 53 174 161 Bradley 89. S. Illinois 87 Payne Stewart 35-34— 69 Winnipeg 18 29 8 44 179 195 Referee— Dick McGeough. Linesmen— Mike Butler 80, Loyola, III. 67 David Sutherland 34-35— 69 RTC receiver for Vancouver 19 30 5 43 168 207 Cvik, Jerry Ratoman. Creighton 71, Illinois S t 57 Mike Smith 36-34— 70 Thursday’s Games Iowa 78, Purdue 69 Perry Arthur 35-35— 70 Iraqi tanks failed Comfed Boston 5, Montreal 2 Rangers 3, Canucks 3 Marquette 75, Detroit 54 Tom Sieckmann 34-36— 70 Quebec 4, Buffalo 1 Michigan 66. Minnesota 62 BOSTON (AP) — Federal NY Rangers 2 0 1 0— 3 Chip Bock 35-35— 70 Whshington 4, N.Y. Islanders 3, OT Michigan SL 75, Qhio SL 61 Vancouver 1 0 2 0— 3 RUNAWAY WINNER — A double figure difference between Kenny Pony 3535— 70 regulators appointed the Resolu­ Philadelphia 4. Pittsburgh 2 N. Illinois 59, E. Illinois 47 Emiyn Aubrey 3535— 70 SL Louis 4, Hartford 3, OT First Period— 1. New Virk, Gartner 27 (Kisio), S t Louis 89, Evansville 73 tion Trust Corporation as 423 (pp). 2, New Vbrk, Miller 13, 1332 (sh). 3, Major League basebali’s two ieading home run hitters is rare. Jack Nicklaus 36-34— 70 N.Y. Rangers 3. Vancouver 3. tie Wichita SL 65, Tulsa 61 receiver for the failed Comfed Wncouver, Kron 10 (Linden, Kunrers), 16:56 Mark Brooks 3535— 70 still on move Friday's Games During the past 60 years, it’s oniy happened eight times. It SOUTHWEST (pp). Penalties— King, NY, major (fighting), Jerry Haas 34-36— 70 Savings Bank in Lowell Friday. Toronto at Detroit 735 p.m. Georgia Southern 82, Ark.-LIttle Rock 75 329; Odjick, Van, minor-major (instigator, fight­ Peter Jacobsen 35-35— 70 Chicago at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. came about in 1990 after Cecil Fielder of the Detroit Tigers Texas-San Antonio 85, Georgia SL 72 By ALEXANDER G. HIGGINS dismissing those reports, said they The RTC, created by Con­ ing), 3:29; Bennetl NY (high-sticking). 8:38; John Joseph 34-36— 70 Saturday's Games Utah 78, Texas-EI Paso 68 Hardy, NY (cross-checking), 12:35; Patrick, NY hit a pair of homers on the final day of the season. Andy Bean 36-34— 70 The Associated Press saw no “pattern” sig n in g an offen­ gress in 1989 to dispose of the Hartford at Philadelphia, 11:05 a.m. FAR WEST Diiiard Pruitt 3535— 70 (holding), 15:36; Shaw. NY (cross

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The Soviets recently Tanzania postal officials have ap­ competition, the Belgian Grand YAHN D urged a worldwide convention to materials: a h ^ d pushing the con­ woiild have them do unto you.” The issued a 20-kopecks stamp honoring parently been in a sports mood. The Prix, the Indianapolis 5(X) auto race, W H A T W S 2E YtOU DOINQ- HE WANfTEP MV VIEWS ON IF V O U d o n 't W A N T TO tinents out of reach; a bleak city in and powerboat Gold Cup champion­ L A > T E I - L M E , WHY DONV > .i m ban all chemical weapons. other stamp shows a fluttering U.N. the joint Soviet-Japanese space East African nation recently IN THE F«lNClFAVie THE PRECARKOUS SITUATION H i o To publicize these efforts, the first the distance as chemical bubbles fill flag. flight, the Soviet Culture Fund and released two sets, each with eight ship racing. OFFICE TOCAV? , IN THE Ml PPLE EAST. YOLA JU ST SAVSO« 1991 issues from the UJ4. 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Baghdad, aid to embattled town of KhaQi. 300 civilian deaths in the 15-day-old which first described the battle as an As the Desert Storm air war went air war. Iraqi victory, acknowledged in a on without let-up, Iraqi radio The battle over Khafji, an aban­ military communique Friday that High School Roundup claimed U.S. and ^lied warplanes doned oil town in Saudi Arabia’s Iraqi troops had withdrawn from Israel were machine-gurming pedestrians northeast comer, was part of a four- KhaJ^i. pronged advance late Thesday and But the dueling did not end. i.-- in Iraq. Captured pilots should be early Wednesday by 1,500 or more Ifrom Khafji’s southern edge, the treated as “war criminals,” the radio Iraqi troops, led by tanks, along a By MAUD S. BEELMAN declared. boom of artillery exchanges could MHS shows character; 25-mile front. Most of the Iraqi at­ The Associated Press R)rty-four Americans and others still be heard F ri^ y , and Marine of­ tackers were repulsed, but some are listed as prisoners or as missing ficers told AP correspondent Neil seized and held IGiaQi through long BONN, Germany — The first in action, many of them pilots. The MacFarquhar that Iraqi armor had hours of bloody street fighting. shipments of German gas masks ar­ Pentagon on Friday identified the not yet retreated back across the By late Thursday, Saudi and rived in Israel on Friday as Chancel­ first woman missing in action as Kuwaiti border, 8 miles north of tops SW in overtime Qatari troops, supported by U.S. air- lor Helmut Kohl’s government Melissa A. Nealy, 20, no hometown town. faced more criticism for arms ex­ given. An Army specialist, Nealy MANCHESTER — After a dis- 35-31 reading going into the final Johnson was ll-for-16 from the ports that helped Iraq boost the disappeared with a male soldier asterous third quarter, Manchester eight minutes. field. range of missiles aimed at the during a transportation mission near Plane High was able to come back and Moll had a game-high 17 points “He (Johnson) had an excellent Jewish state. an oil pipeline in northern Saudia take the lead in the final stanza only and Calio 15 to lead the Bobcats. night from the floor,” Badstuebner Arabia. to see South Windsor tie it at the Manchester is back in action said. “We played probably our best The Bonn government has From Page 1 pledged to send Israel 330 tons of In battered Baghdad, AP cor­ buzzer at the end of regulation. But Tliesday at 7:30 pjn . when it hosts game of the year tonight. Bob did a goods to protect against chemical at­ respondent Salah Nasrawi reported the Indians showed some character, Fermi High at Clarke Arena. good job on him (Foran).” 737-300, said USAir spokeswoman reported at 6:04 p.m. MANCHESTER (52) — Darren Goddard 4 tacks, including gas masks and spe­ several houses destroyed by what pulling out a 52-49 overtime RHAM is home Thesday against Iraqi officials said were two Agnes Huff. The flight originated in Ambulances rushed to the scene 1-3 9, Randy Shakaa 1 0-1 2, Sharon Edwarda cial protective suits, as well as 110 decision from the Bobcats Friday 3 0-0 7. Dwayna Qoldaton 1 0-1 2, JaH Ross 2 Cheney Tech while Coventry is on Tomahawks, low-flying cruise mis­ Syracuse, N.Y., than stopped in along with 11 companies of 4-6 8, Jon Golas 0 0-0 0, Mika Walton 5 1-2 13, tons of medical supplies. The Ger­ night in CCC East Division action at the road, visiting Bolton High. siles launched by U.S. warships in Washington, D.C., and Columbus, firefighters. Clarke Arena. Rodney Crockett 2 3-5 7, Taharl Turner 1 2-3 4. COVENTRY (61) — Bob Johnson 11 2-5 24. mans also are sending Fox armored Totals 19 11-21 52. the Persian Gulf. Ohio before traveling to Los An­ The Boeing 737 is a twin-engine Randy Laots 5 3-7 13, Lee McPeck 0 0-1 0, vehicles outfitted with gas-detection Jeff Ross hit two big free throws SOUTH WINDSOR (49) — Mika Ralmondo 1 Keith Christolfers 2 0-0 4, Rob Buteau 7 5-9 19, Local Iraqis were enraged. “Is geles. jetliner with passenger capacity 0-0 2, Tom Botticeloo 10-3 2, Ban Carlson 0 Ryan Danehy 0 0-0 0, Ryan McKain 0 0-0 0, equipment. with 18 seconds left to make it a this Western civilization?” a woman Ten passengers and two crew ranging from 120 to 145. It has 0-0 0. Derek Moll 7 2-4 17, Collin McCoHough 2 Ken Brigham 0 1-31. Totals 25 11-25 61. Technology from German firms ■52-49 reading. The Bobcats had a 0-0 4, Ken DeNIcolo 1 0-2 2, Chris Calio 5 5-10 RHAM (52) — Phil Hebenstreit 2 2-4 7, Dave members were on board the com­ two-person cockpit crew. helped Iraq build its chemical war­ screamed to reporters outside her chance to tie it a second time, but 15, Dan Beaudry 2 3-4 7. Totals 19 10-23 49. Gagne 0 0-0 0, Pat Dougan 2 0-2 5, Justin collapsed home. muter craft, a Swearingen Ms. Brekke said the Sky West Chris Calio’s 3-point try hit the 3-polnt goals: M- Walton 2, Edwards; SW- Foran 6 6-S 20, Eric Cavoli 8 1-1 18, Marc fare ability and boost the range of Moll Cloutier 0 0-10, Matt Bell 0 2-2 2. Totals 18 A British TV report from Bagh­ Metroliner, said Jeff Rich, an air plane was en route to Palmdale, front iron as time expired. the Scud missiles being fired at Is­ Halftime: 19-17 Manchester 11-18 5Z dad said one or two incoming mis­ safety investigator with the National about 50 miles north of Los An­ Manchester is now 6-2 in the Regulation: 46-46. 3-point goals: R- Foran 2, Hebenstreit rael. Israelis fear future Scuds may siles were shot down by ground Transportation Safety Board. The geles. CCC East, 7-6 overall while the Dougan, Cavoli be armed with chemical warheads. Halftimo: 37-24 Coventry twin-engine turboprop plane is used A team of National Transporta­ Coventry tops The aid sent to Israel is part of the defenses and crashed into a residen­ Bobcats f^l to 4-4, 7-7 with the mainly by short-haul commuter air­ tion Safety Board investigators was nearly $11 billion the Germans have tial suburb. loss. RHAM High Manchester girls Allied commanders say they tar­ lines, with a passenger capacity of preparing to fly to Los Angeles and “We battled back after falling be­ committed to the war effort. Ger­ HEBRON — With a big second get only military and other strategic 20 people. inspect the crash site, spokesman hind,” Manchester coach Frank whip the Bobcats many’s constitution prohibits send­ and third quarter, Coventry High , but acknowledge that Ms. Brekke said the crash was Ted Lopatkiewisc said. Kinel said, “It was a real slow SOUTH WINDSOR — With ing troops outside the NATO al­ managed to shrug off poor fourth- tempo. We came back because we Shelly Dieierle setting the tone early liance. quarter foul shooting to down were able to get the tempo more of a on, h ^ ch esler High raced in front Kohl’s government has been RHAM High, 61-52, Friday night in running style game. and never looked back in downing under pressure from Germans seek­ Charter Oak Conference boys’ bas­ “The defensive pressure really got ing a constitutional ban on arms ketball action. South Windsor High, 55-35, Friday our offense going,” Kinel continued. night in CCC East girls’ basketball sales outside the NATO alliance. The Fitriots improve to 8-5, 7-4 “We got some turnovers in the back- The drive for the ban has been led in the COC East while the division­ action. court and got some quick hoops.” Th« Assoclalsd Prass by Oskar Lafontaine, leader of the leading Sachems fall to 10-4, 9-3 in The Indians have now won 23 Ross had give the Indians a 46-44 WAR TALKS — President Bush makes remarks to Marine opposition .Social Democrats. division play. straight league games and are 9-0 lead with nine seconds left in Some supporters of the ban claim “We dug ourselves too big of a for the season in league play. family members as he visits Cherry Point Marine Corps Air regulation, but Dan Beaudry hit a the government is unwilling to put hole,” RHAM coach Ron Prairie They’re 11-4 overall. South z Station on Friday. Bush was here to boister Marine family rebound bucket as time expired to Windsor falls to 3-5, 7-7 with the Raginald Plnta/ManchMt*r H«rald meaningful limits on Germany’s said. send it into overtime. loss. ON THE MOVE — East Catholic’s Rob Penders (35) has the basketball as Xavier High’s members that are in the Gulf War. powerful arms industry lobby. With Rob Butcau (19 points, 17 O Z! Mike Walton (13 points) gave the Manchester had an 18-9 lead at Adam Brown defends in their ACC clash Friday night at the Eagles’ Nest. The Eagles beat rebounds) and Bob Johnson (24) DO r - Indians a 48-46 lead with Dwayne the turn with Dietcrle scoring eight scoring nine and six points respec­ the Falcons, 72-68. Goldston hitting a bucket after a of her team-high 13 points in the tively, the Pafriots took a 37-24 > • m Calio free throw for a 50-47 spread opening stanza. She would add her halftime lead after enjoying an H i as time wound down. other five markers in the second ‘Friendly fire’ deaths 18-13 edge at the turn. “I was really happy with Mike stanza as the Indians stretched the O 03 It went to 47-31 in Coventry’s Z -< The military team is investigating the possibility that Walton,” Kinel said, “He’s been lead to 31-19 at the half. Williams keys Eagles By MARCY GORDON favor after three with Johnson scor­ used sparingly but he waited for his The Associated Press some of the Marines died from a missile fired by a U.S. ing six more and Butcau four. “We played well,” Manchester lime. He made some good defensive coach Joe DePasqua said. “We warplane that stmek a U.S. light armored vehicle. RHAM fought back to within five plays and he scored those 3 ’s (at the pressed them at the beginning and . WASHINGTON — Deaths from “friendly fire” are During the Vietnam War, there were 90 friendly fire with 2 1/2 minutes left, but leading- end of the third quarter) to help keep got some turnovers. And in the common in the rocket and missile battles of complex incidents caused by bombing from the air and artillery scorer Justin Foran (20 points) fourth-quarter surge us in the game.” modem warfare. Even Persian Gulf commander Norman on the ground, according to a study by Army Lt. Col. second half we played a 2-3 zone Ross finished with .eight points fouled out to hurl the Sachem;(’ Schwarzkopf recalls being “bombed by our own Air Charles R. Shrader. That compared with 173 in World chances. “We gave ourselves a and they couldn’t shoot over it.” and Sheron Edwards and Rodney Jen Brindisi added 11 points Force” in Vietnam. W arn. chance. Our press got us back in,” By JIM TIERNEY The military doesn’t break out casualty figures result­ Crockett seven apiece for while freshman Julie Smart gave the Manchester Herald In the gulf, a U.S. military investigative team was Manchester. Prairie said. trying to determine whether some of the 11 Marines ing from U.S. troops accidentally firing on their com­ Randy Leete added 13 points for Indians a solid game off the bench The Indians had a 19-17 halftime with five points, three steals and killed in a battle with Iraqi aoops Thesday were ac­ patriots. ' J Coventry. Eric Cavoli had a sfrong MANCHESTER — East edge before South Windsor, behind three assists. And the backcourt of cidentally hit by American or allied forces. The Pentagon’s official figure for U.S. service per­ game with 18 points for RHAM. Catholic’s 6-7 senior center Wayne Derek Moll and Chris Casio, scored Mary Moriarty and Ratty Hombostel One Pentagon source said Friday the rationale for the sonnel killed during the Vietnam War is 58,151, of Williams has been on a tear over the the first 10 points of the third stanza After nine first-quarter points, played well with Moriarty having investigation includes the fact that a hole in one of the whom 47,355 died directly in combat. The remaining Eagles’ last seven games. Th« AsaocUtad Praaa for a 27-19 bulge. The lead was Foran scored 11 over the next three five steals and three assists. “Mary Marines’ vehicles came from a 30mm gun, the weapon 10,796 are listed as “other,” which means deaths due to Williams is averaging 18 points CAPTURED IRAQIS — Iraqi prisoners of war, reportediy captured in the battle for Khafji, sit 35-28 before Walton’s second quarters after Coventry coach Ron did a good job with Jess (Jessica aboard the Air Force’s A-10 antitank “warthog.” The aircraft accidents, drunken driving, suicides — and and double figures in rebounds three-pointer beat the buzzer for a Badstuebner placed Johnson on him. Marquez) ouC” DePasqua said. source spoke on condition of anonymity. friendly fire. in a vehicle near the border town that has been the focus of fighting between allied and Iraqi during that stretch, which has seen Marquez suffered a sprained In Ihcsday night’s fighting. Marines and Iraqis Schwarzkopf was a target of friendly fire in one Viet­ forces. Photo from TF1 video via CNN broadcast. East win six times. ankle against Bristol Eastern and is squared off in close ground fire, at times coming within nam incident and was bitterly blamed for causing a out for two weeks. Friday night versus Xavier High 25 yards of each other, pool reporters said. death in another, which was h i^ ly publicized. Manchester’s next action is Tlics- of Middletown, Williams continued day at 5 p.m. when it visits Fermi to make his imposing presence High in Enfield. known. .'S. 1 ' MANCHESTER (55) — Katie Smith 1 04) 2. Williams, who grabbed 16 Shelly Dietorie 5 3-5 11, Jen Brindisi 5 1-3 11, rebounds and blocked four shots, Contract Amy Shumaker 3 0-0 6. Mary Moriarty 2 1-3 5, ^ 1 Ratty Hombostel 3 0-0 6. Amy Mizoras 0 0-0 0. scored 13 of his 23 points in the From Page 1 Sharon Fish 0 0-0 0, Julia Smart 2 1-3 5, Both fourth quarter as the Eagles rallied Gebhard 2 0-0 4, Shelby Vferters 0 0-0 0, Sara 30 Suitor 1 0-0 2, Betsy McCubrey 0 1-21. Totals for 72-68 All Coimecticut Con­ public discussion will follow, after LOVE 24 7-16 55. ference victory at the Eagles’ Nest. not using smoke and mirrors — voters, the matter will then be sent SOUTH WINDSOR (35) — Stacie Cassarino which the town will vote by paper 1x1 5 2-3 12, Patrina Gooden 5 0-0 10. Leigh Kom- usually down the road we get a clear into arbitration, which was narrowly Junior P J. Monahan scored a picture, but by then it’s too late.” ballot. avoided by the original agreement plnski 0 OO 0, Kristen Blume 2 0-0 4, Monica Tremblay 1 0-0 2, O ty MacLean 2 3-6 7, Katie game-high 26 points for the Eagles, “1 hope a lot of people come to Officials hope the smoke will on Jan. 3. LINES Dieter 0 0-1 0, Loretta Glansanti 0 0-0 0, Amy including 14 in the second quarter. clear on this complicated matter at the meeting — and I hope they In arbitration, the town and the Santued 0 OO 0. Totals 15 5-10 35 Halftime: 31-19 Manchester East maintains its stranglehold on I come with an open mind,” Femald the special town meeting on Mon­ teacher’s union will each present a second place in the ACC at 5-2, and day. The board will present its case said. contract to a state-assigned arbitra­ Buy a LOVE LINE and Bacon downs moves to 11-4 overall. Xavier slips If the contract is rejected by tion team, who will then settle the for the contract agreement, and a you are automatically to 2-4 in the league and 10-5 over­ agreement But the team can only Cheney Tech all. choose between either the teacher’s entered in a drawing for MANCHESTER — With the lead “It’s a real big win," East coach proposal or the town’s — they can­ Dinner For Two at after a quarter, Cheney Tech saw Bill Finnegan said. “It solidifies our Dads not forge a compromise proposal. NULLVS visiting Bacon Academy outscore second place standing. Wayne did a The board says arbitration could them, 15-6, in the third quarter cn super job when we got the ball to From Page 1 cost the town as much as $15,000, route to a 47-27 victory Friday night him and he made strong moves. The depending on how many contract in Charter Oak Conference boys’ ankle’s getting belter.” details “go on the table,” Femald basketball action. Finnegan was referring to an Raginald Plnto/Manchaatar Harald the 41-year-old data security consul­ to to console a hurt or angry child said. “We didn’t score in double ankle injury which sidelined Wil­ BASKET BOUND — East Catholic’s P.J. Monahan (30) eyes and teach them appropriate be­ But Holland claims any cost Send a message of love tant. “I think all fathers should take figures in any quarter,” a dishear­ liams for three straight games earlier the basket as Xavier High’s Ron Hendrix defends from be­ it. If you are interested in effective haviors. would be offset if only 1 percent of to your Valentine on tened Cheney coach Art Bag- in the season. parenting, you probably will But many men have a difficult the salary increase was shaved off da.sarian said. Cheney had a 9-8 lead In this see-saw affair, Xavier hind in their ACC contest. benefit” time when it comes to relating to by the arbitrators. at the turn. gained a five-point edge (59-54) with a jump-hook for a 63-59 lead. Until recently, society has ex­ children, especially showing affec­ “It’s not that we don’t support the February 14*^ The 'fechmen, 0-12 in the COC after a 3-pointer by Adam Brown by Monahan to put East up, 71-65. Marsh followed in a missed layup pected fathers to learn how to parent tion, sensitivity and warmth, accord­ teachers — we do,” Holland said. East and 1-12 overall, arc minus (15 points) with 5:09 left. After a Monahan free throw, Ron by Ryan for a 65-59 lead, and Marsh naturally, according to Furey. ing to Furey. For instance, men may “It’s a matter of affordability.” three starters from the beginning of It was one of eight 3-pointers by Hendrix (15 points) drilled a 3- finished the run with a tough eight- “TTiat is a misnomer in our wrestle over the decision of when it the season. Two left due to personal Xavier. poinicr to cut the lead to 72-68. footer along the baseline for the society,” he said. “All the changes is appropriate to give a child a kiss Reginald PInto/Manchastar Harald reasons, a third by disciplinary East, which held narrow leads of After Williams missed the front eight-point bulge at 67-59. that have taken place in society have or hug, he said. reasons. “We’re using next year’s 15-14, 31-30 and 47-45 after the end of a 1-and-l with 28 seconds BATTLE — Xavier High’s Adam Brown, left, contests a shot "We didn’t execute. Thai’s the increased the need for such “This is because 25 years ago, team,” Bagdasarian said. left, he blocked a Hendrix shot with l x 2 ^ / 2 by East Catholic’s Matt Ryan during Friday night’s game at first three quarters, respectively, bottom line,” Xavier coach Rich programs.” most children growing up did not 19 seconds remaining. rc.spondcd with a decisive 13-0 run Magncr said. “He (Williams) played often experience that type of the Eagles’ Nest. Please see ROUNDUP, page 10 “We’re playing real good basket­ Despite efforts by Parents $ 2 Q 0 0 to lift the Eagles to a 67-59 ad­ a good one. They both (Williams response from their fathers,” Furey ball,” Finnegan said. “Xavier’s a Anonymous and other parent sup­ vantage with 2:30 to go. and Monahan) had very good said. Legal nice team. They work hard. They port groups which have sprung up, Eagle senior Matt Ryan (five as­ games. We gave away two games Furey, a 43-year-oId resident of run their offense and they get the many men remain embarrassed or T o;_____ sists, four steals) keyed East's (against East).” Simsbury, describes himself as a Talk Celtics stung by the Hornets defensive pressure in the final eight shot they want.” opposed to seeking assistance be­ Message: Magncr was referring to a 50-48 “Mr. Mom” in that for the time Attorney by Monahan, who was scoreless in cause of the macho image they have At Law minutes with starters Qtris Paradsio heartbreaking loss to East on Jan. being, he has given up his profes­ Leo J. Barrett Size:____ CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Rex 32-12 overall. After a Charlotte timeout, New­ the first eight minutes, scored 14 of been taught to imitate, Furey said. and Rob Penders on the bench in 14. Monahan, who only had nine sional social work career in order to Chapman, fresh off the injured After Chapman’s free throws, man drove directly to llie hoop and the Eagles’ 16 second-quarter “Men think they are supposed to From:___ foul trouble. points in the first win over Xavier, stay home and care for his four DIVORCE IS ONE WAY reserve list, made two free throws Boston’s Dee Brown drove past was fouled by Kevin McHalc. New­ points. be able to handle everything; they Junior Mike Marsh, who had five hit a layup with two seconds left in children while his wife works full A divorce action in a Connecticut with 5.1 seconds left Friday night, Johnny Newman for an apparent man missed the first free throw, but “He carried us in the second,” don’t want to admit that they have a court is a one way street. There Is made the second to get Charlotte of his seven points in the fourth, and that game. time as an actuary for Cigna. About CALL lifting Charlotte to a 92-91 victory layup, but the ball nicked die back Fiimegan said. problem or need more information,” no changing the path you have Mail with payment to: within one with 19.5 seconds Brian Gorman, gave excellent ef­ “This is the first time he 5 percent of American families have travelled. If your decisions along over Boston — the Hornets’ first of the rim and sailed away as lime East is off until next Friday when said Furey. remaining. forts off the bench. (Monahan) lots really hurt us,” Mag­ mothers who work and fathers who the way were wrong, you are stuck ever against the Celtics. expired. Chapman had missed five it hosts Notre Dame of West Haven But they must overcome that feel­ stay home with children, he said. with them. Judges will not permit 643-2711 “LOVE LINES” The Hornets, in their third season, games with a sprained ankle. Kevin Gamble, who led Boston “With Chris and Robbie on the ncr said. in an ACC lilt at 7 p.m. ing in order to be the best fathers Besides taking care of the house you to correct your mistakes. That MANCHESTER HERALD with 25 points, was fouled with 16.8 bench I thought Matt Ryan, Mike An Andy LcGoullon (10 points) IS why you need the best legal P.O, BOX 591 arc 1-10 against Boston, leaving EAST CATHOLIC (72) — Rot) Pendw* 2 1-3 they can be, he said. to place your Charlotte led most of the fourth seconds to go, but he missed boili Marsh and Brian Gorman really did three-point play cut the East lead to 5. P.J. Mon«h«n 7 9-10 26. Wtayn# William* 11 and his children, who range in age counsel from the beginning to as­ Detroit, Portland and the Los An­ "Fathers today are expected to be 16 BRAINARD PLACE quarter until Robert Hirish lipped in free throws and Charlotte called a super job of giving us that spark 69-65 with 1:15 left. After Penders 1-2 23. Chfl* Paradiw] 2 2-2 7, Matt Ryan 2 0-0 from 5 to 11, he coaches children’s sure you travel the best path. Do special message MANCHESTER, CT 06040 geles Lakers as the only teams they 4, Brian Gorman 0 0-0 0, Mika Marsh 3 1-2 7. more involved in rearing their a missed shot to put Boston ahead timeout with 12.3 seconds on the defensively,” Finnegan said. “I give mi.sscd the front end of a 1-and-l baseball, football, basketball and not sell yourself short. Get the best have failed to defeat. Total* 27 14-19 72. children, nurturing them and doing soccer games. Furey also volunteers lawyer you can. Must he received no later than February II, 1991 87-86 with 3:18 left. clock, selling up Chapman’s ilio.se three guys a lot of credit of with 59 seconds left, Xavier had the XAVIER (68) — Andy LeGoullon 3 4-4 10. Attorney Leo J. Barrett, 382 Newman’s two free throws tied heroics. pressuring the ball on the outside." chance to slice its deficit to two or Corsy Bika 7 3-4 20, Mark Slaam* 3 0 0 6, household chores,” such as changing for organizations, such as Simsbury Hartford Road, Manchester, The Celtics, now 26-2 against the Adam Brown S 3 6 15, Ron Hsndris 6 04) 15, diapers, cooking, cleaning and dis­ Affordable Housing Coalition and a 649-3125; Hartford, 527-1114; four newest expansion teams, played the game at 89-89 with 1:22 to go, McHalc added 20 points and 10 A Marsh free throw lied the game one, but Corey Bike (team-high 20 Mika dvitallo 1 0-0 2. Brady Nool 0 04) 0. To­ tal* 25 10-14 68. ciplining children, he continued. hospital support group for parents of Connecticut Toll Free, ihcir 13lh straight game without but Reggie Lewis responded with a rebounds. Mike Gminski paced ilic at 59 with 4:14 left. Williams gave points) was whistled for a travelling a 15-foolcr for a 91-89 Boston lead East the lead for good at 61-59 with violation. 3-point goal*: EC- Monahan 3, FWadiso. X- Along with the Job of caring for children with attention-deficit disor­ 1-600-33-44-LAW. Send for free Larry Bird, out with a suained back. Hornets with 18 points and Chap­ Bika 3. Handrln 3, Brown 2. divorce brochure. children comes the need to be able ders. Boston is 6-7 in his absence and with 1:06 to go. man had 14. a pullup 10-foolcr. He followed that Williams lipped in a missed layup Haittimo: 31-30 East MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Feb. 2,1991— 11 10—MANCHESTER h e r a l d , Saturday, Feb. 2, 1991 Barkley paces 76ers In B rief. Marinovich Roundup Weekend scholastic slate From Page 9 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Char­ enabled the Suns to edge ahead : fi ^ hockey action, Manchester High (7-5) opposes declares for les Barkley, a surprise starter after 71-69 after three periods. •; Rockville High (4-8) in CCC East action toni^t at 8:40 m . missing seven games with a foot in­ The Suns scor^ seven of the first Keith Moyer had 13 points and Rocky Hill is 7-4 in the COC and 100 free: 1. Miner (M) :53.29. Z Howland (F). ' 'i at the Bolton Ice Palace. Meanwhile, East Catholic (2-10) Eric Martin 12 to lead Bacon. Kevin MHS swimmers 3. Ruggero (F) jury, had 24 points, 12 rebounds and nine points in the final period for a travels to West Haven for an 8:15 p.m. meeting against 9-4 overall while Bolton slips to 4-8 500 free: 1. Walsh (F) 5:49.49, 2. Flores (M). j ■ o j* NFL draft Dean had six points and Todd Mer- eight assists, and the Philadelphia 78-71 lead with 9:33 to go. Notre Dame at the Bennett Rink. in the league and 5-9 overall. The dunk Fermi High 3. Wilk (M) 76ers outscored Phoenix 19-5 in the cier and Brian Rouleau five apiece Bulldogs resume action Ttiesday at 200 free relay: 1. MHS (Miner, Lenehan, Os­ In girls basketball action. East Catholic (0-17) hosts to lead Cheney. ENFIELD — The Manchester borne, Phillips) 1:42.45, 2 Fermi, 3. MHS final 7:10 to defeat the Suns 96-89 ; I Sacred Heart of Hamden (12-2) tonight at 7. home against Coventry. High boys’ swimming team im­ 100 back: 1. Harger (F) 1D3.09, 2. Erickson Friday night NBA Roundup By DAVE GOLDBERG Cheney’s next game is Thesday The Terriers outscored the (M), 3. Bittner (M) 1;! . In wrestling action, M^chester High (12-4) competes The Associated Press against RHAM High in Hebron. proved its record to 6-2 Friday with 100 breast: 1. Stanger (F) 1:10.0, Z Phillipe Barkley, sidelined with a severe 1 in_ ® triangular meet against Weaver and host Windsor Bulldogs, 22-13, in the third and led, a 94-84 victory over Fermi High in (M), 3. Scheideman (M) sprain of the left ankle and a stress Pistons 80, Bullets At Lan- BACON ACADEMY (47) — Koith Moy»r 6 51-38, heading into the final eight 400 free relay: 1. Fermi 4D5.35, Z Fermi. • I High today at noon. Also, East Catholic (2-10) meets NEW YORK — Southern Cal quarterback Todd 04} 13, Jim Taulat 2 04) 4, Mika Oliverl 0 0-0 0, CCC East Division action. fracture in his left foot shot 10- dover, Md., Detroit held the y V' Fitch in Groton at noon. Pale DaMarco 3 2-2 8, Craig Kuppar 5 0-0 10, minutes. Manchester, 6-2, is back in En­ for-16 from the field. Two field Washington Bullets to 25 first-half Marinovich became the latest underclassmen to declare Raul Caranicki 0 04) 0, Eric Martin 6 0-0 12, “It (the third quarter) was a com­ Droaw Lowry 0 0-0 0, Vinnia Morauca 0 04) 0, field Ttiesday to take on Enfield goals came in the final 1:32 as points, then blew a 17-point lead himself eligible for the NFL draft, informing Trojans bination of poor defense and poor || MCC hosts Mid-Winter Classic Shawn Kaliy 0 0-0 0, Jaff McGrath 0 0-0 0. To- High. Notre Dame beats Philadelphia rallied to win the game. before Joe Dumars lifted the Pistons coach Larry Smith Friday that he would opt for a ques­ tais^2^247. shooting,” Bolton coach Craig Phil­ if; MANCHESTER — The Manchester Community Col- “It was the hard effort of those The Suns, led by Xavier to an 80-75 victory Friday night tionable pro future. CHENEY TECH (27) — Brian Rouiaau 1 3-4 lips said. “We came out in the third East swimmers 'iM l®g® men’s basketball team (3-11) host the Mid-Winter 5, Jim LaBianc 1 1-1 3, Kavin Dean 2 1-2 6, placing fourth and fifth which The declaration by the red-headed left-hander, one of McDaruel’s 34 points, led 84-77 Dumars scored eight of his 22 ; iB^ketball Classic today and Sunday at East Catholic Todd Marciar 1 3-4 5. Scott Smith 0 04) 0, and missed out first three or four decided the meet,” Manchester CROMWELL — The East with 7:10 left before the 76ers out- points in the final 6:44 for the Pis­ the more publicized high school stars of recent years, Jaton Shaw 0 2-3 2, Rick Roundtree 10-0 2, , (>: High School. Hesser College meets the Naval Prep shots and were down by eight points coach Jeff Thornton noted. “We Catholic boys’ swim team dropped a capped a month in which he was suspended indefinitely Stave Jablonacki 1 2-3 4. Totals 712-17 27. scored the Suns 11-2 to go ahead tons, who improved to 5-0 since 5 i ? Academy in today’s first game at 5 p.m. followed by the 3-polnt goals: CT- Dean; BA- Moyer like that.” only won three individual events but 94-76 decision to Notre Dame of 88-86 on a t^ -in by Ron Anderson Isiah Thomas went on the injured from Southern Cal’s football team and arrested on a mis­ H^Wma: 18-13 Bacon , r ' 7 p.m. contest between MCC and the Western Connec­ Paul Sauer scored a game-high 21 every Indian swimmer fiitished in a West Haven Friday afternoon at the with 3:29 remaining. demeanor charge of cocaine possession. list with an injured wrist. Detroit has ticut State University sub-varsity. points for Bolton, including four 3- scoring position for us to dominate Tri-Town Sports Center. not allowed more than 84 points in Marinovich’s declaration came on the deadline for un­ Kevin Johnson converted a free The consolation and championship games are slated Rocky Hill trips pointers. Peter Della Bella and Dan the meet.” East is 0-10 while Notre Dame is throw and McDaiuel scored on a any of those five games. derclassmen to declare their eligibility for the draft, Toce added 13 points apiece for Bol­ : for Sunday at 1 and 3 p.m., respectively. The medley relay of George 2-5-1. The Eagles swim at Fermi layup for an 89-88 Suns lead, but Bernard King scored 24 points for M. which will take place April 21-22. But the NFL said it up Bolton High ton. would not release the entire list until Monday. Wales, Popo Alejandro, Eric High in Enfield Monday at 4 pjn. Philadelphia scored the next eight the Bullets, who were held to their UConn men host Villanova Tha Aaaoclatad Praas ROCKY HILL — At halftime, Bernstein and Rob Walton had their The team of Rank Ooppel, Bran­ points for the victory. The Sixers season-low scoring ouq)ut while Last season, the first in which underclassmen were al­ ROCKY HILL (72) — Joff Dill 9 04) i a Erik STORRS — The University of Connectiicut basketball GIANTS AND WHEATIES — New York Giants, from left, Leonard Marshall, Gary Reasons the visiting Bolton High boys’ bas­ Yfellgang 2 0-0 4, Bobby Grasn 4 1-4 10, Jon best clocking to take third in the don Bilodeau, Inakie Aguirrezabel lost five of their seven games having nine players in uniform be­ lowed to declare without mitigating circumstances, the team (12-7, 3-6 in the Big East) hosts Villanova Univer­ ketball team was in striking distance Carney 6 1-3 13, Shawn Stargos 2 1-2 5, Bill event. and Dan Burnham set a school without Barkley. and Ottis Anderson hold boxes of Wheaties at a news conference Thursday. The Super Bowl deadline was two weeks before the draft. McGrath 0 0-0 0, Mike Ferro 6 2-2 14, Antixjny cause of illness and injuries. of Rocky Hill in their Cbaiter Oak RsauKa: sity (11-8, 4-4) tonight at 8 (Channel 8) at the Gampel Sardo 3 0-0 8, Kevin Roboerge 0 0-0 0, Cliff record in the 200-yard freestyle Armon Gilliam scored 22 points, Heat 116, Pacers 113: At M iam i champion Giants will be featured on the package front of Wheaties boxes available in stores It was moved up to Feb. 1 by the league at the request Conference game Friday night. 200 medisy relay: 1. Fermi 1:55.66, 2. MHS, Pavilion. UConn, which is coming off a disappointing Lovelace 0 0-0 0. Totals 32 5-11 72. 3. MHS relay with a time of 1:49.20. and Hersey Hawkins, who shot 5- Sherman Douglas scored 35 points of the colleges, dlowing the sophomores and juniors BOLTON (59) — Peter Della Bella 5 2-5 13. 68-66 loss to No. 8 Syracuse Monday rught at the Civic immediately. The Bulldogs trailed by only four 200 free: 1. Miner (M) 1:57.67, 2. Wdlsh (F). for-17 from the field, added 16 for and Grant Long’s 5-foot baseline players to attend the NFL scouting combine woikouts in Raul Sauer 8 1-4 21. Chris Anderson 1 0-2 2. 3. Flores (M) Junior Neal Freemer took the lone Center, is trying to end its six-game Big East losing points, 29-25. Brian Neil 3 2-4 8, Dan Toco 5 2-2 13, John Ray Philadelphia. jumper with 16 seconds left put Indian^)olis, thus avoiding the distraction of last-minute 200 IM: 1. Harger (F) 2:19.39, 2. Phillips (M), streak. However, Jeff Dill tallied 10 of 1 0-0 2, John Gesmundo 0 04) 0. Totals 23 7-17 3. Lenehan (M)1 first placement for the Eagles by 59. McDaniel led Phoenix to a 27-25 Miami ahead Friday night in a individual workouts. his team-high 18 points in a decisive 50 free: 1. Erickson (M) :25.28, Z Howland copping both the 200-yard in­ lead after the first quarter. But the 116-113 victory over the Indiana Villanova is coming a 75-72 home victory over No. 19 Marinovich, groomed from birth to be an NFL quarter­ 3-point goals: RH- Sardo 2, Green. B- Sauer (F), 3. McAlmond (F) third quarter which led Rocky Hill 4. Della Bella. Toce. dividual medley and the 5(X)-yard Pittsburgh Ttiesday night. UConn beat Villanova, 74-71, 100 fly: 1. Stanger (F) 1:04.36, Z VillanI (F), 76ers led 51-44 at halftime. Racers that snapped the Heat’s six- Norwood is a free agent back by his father, former NIL linebacker Marv to a 72-59 victory. Halftime: 29-25 Rocky Hill 3. Lenehan (M) freestyle. McDaniel’s 12-point quarter game losing stre^. on Jan. 8. Marinovich, is expected to be no better than a third-or Whalers play two this weekend fourth-round draft choice. One reason is his relative lack of experience. He red- The Hartford Whalers (22-25-5) finish up their three- shirted his freshman year, then started for two years, game road trip this weekend with games in Philadelphia as Plan B list revealed playing better as a freshman than as a sophomore. A against the Flyers this morning at 11:05 (SportsChaimel) protected players. They included of­ sellers’ market with younger, fringe second reason is his recent arrest. A third is the effect of and Sunday ^temoon at 5 (Channel 20) at the Nassau NEW YORK (AP) — Ap­ proximately 500 N i i players were fensive linemen Russ Grimm and players getting large signing his father on his career. SCOREBOARD County Coliseum against the . Mark May, linebacker Monte set free Friday to pursue their own bonuses — many in six figures — to “He carries a lot of baggage,” said one general Hartford is coming off a 4-3 overtime loss Thursday Coleman, running back Kelvin switch teams. In the first year, 229 manager, who asked not to be identified. “You not only Rebounds— Indiana 49 (Dreiling 11), Miami 50 contacts, including enough aging Sue Thomas 71- 73— 144 Don January 36-35— 71 night in St. Louis. (Seikaly 10). Assists— Indiana 22 (M.Williams Bryant and safety Todd Bowles. of 619 eligible players switched and have to deal with the kid and his agent, you have to deal Kathy Ftostlewalt 75-69— 144 Al Kelley 36-35— 71 big names to make this year’s Plan 8). Miami 23 (Edwards 6). Total fouls— Indiana New England left 37-year-old Basketball Hockey Golf Dawn Coe 72- 72—Tom 144 Shaw _ 3536— 71 UConn soccer slate announced B list look something like an All- last season it was 184 of 491. with his father, too.” 23, Miami 27. Flagrant foul— L.Thompson. Flosie Jones A— 15,008. 74-70— 144 Charles Owens ' 3536— 71 Pro team of the mid-1980s. quarterback Steve Grogan un­ “This thing is very difficult for a As of Friday, 13 underclassmen said they had declared Kim Shipman 73- 71-144 36-35— 71 STORRS — The University of Connecticut men’s Ken Still Foremost among them was Scott protected and New Orleans exposed team and an organization because no for the draft, although that number is expected to in­ NBA standings Pistons 80, Bullets 75 NHL standings Trish Johnson 73-71— 144 J.C. Snead 34-37— 71 soccer team will play a 20-game regular season slate in LPGA Classic scores Ftamela Wright 72-72— 144 John Fourcade, their starting matter what you do, somebody’s crease when the NFL announces the full list. WALES CONFERENCE Agim BarrJta 36- 36— 72 Norwood, who missed the 47-yard EASTERN CONFERENCE DETROIT (80) LAKE WOFTTH, Fla. (AF*) — Scores Friday of Babe HIskey 37- 35— 72 1991, includingt seven against opponents that appeared Atlantic Division Patrick Division field goal in the final seconds that quarterback at the start of the going to be unhappy,” Giants coach Others include wide receiver Raghib Ismael of Notre Edwards 2-7 04) 4. Rodman 0-8 3-4 3. Laim- the suspended second round In the $400,000 Caribbean Classic scores Bob Toski 3534— 72 W L Pet. GB W L TP ts OF GA in the 1990 NCAA Division I tournament. boor 3-6 04) 6. Dumars 9-20 4-6 22. Johnson LPGA Classic, played on the 6,215-yard, Bob Brue 37-35— 72 could have given Buffalo a victory season. Bill F^cells said. “The players want Dame, expected to be the No. 1 overall pick in the draft, Boston 32 _ NY Rangers 27 18 9 63 194 167 KEY BISCAYNE, R a (AP) — Scores Friday 12 .727 3-14 0-0 6, Salley 3-6 04) 6, Aguirre 7-15 4-5 par-36-36— 72 Wykagyl Club Course (38 Homero Blancas 37-35— 72 The ’91 season also marks the second year of Big East Anderson, who rushed for 102 free agency, but when you unprotect and such likely high choices as wide receiver Herman Philadelphia 24 19 .558 V /i Philadelphia 27 22 6 60 186 172 after the first round of Ihe $450,000 Royal over the New York Giants in last 18, Long 6-10 2-2 14, Bedford 0-2 1-2 1, Blanks players did not finish ttt^r rounds because of GIbby Gilbert 34-38— 72 Conference round-robin play. UConn for the 10th con­ W ashln^n 20 25 .444 Pittsburgh 28 22 3 59 226 195 Caribbean Classic, played on the 6715-yard yards in 21 carries against Buffalo them, they sometimes feel rejected.” Moore of Virginia and guard Ed King of Auburn. Both 0- 1 0-0 0. Totals 33-89 14-19 80. darkness): Ralph Terry 36- 37— 73 Sunday’s Super Bowl. NewYbrk 19 25 .432 13 New Jersey 22 21 10 54 194 178 par-35-36— 71 Links At Key BIseayne: secutive year will also host the Big East Tournament on WASHINGTON (75) Colleen Walker 68-68— 136 Bruce Crampton 32-34— 66 Jack Kiefer 37- 36— 73 in Sunday’s 20-19 Super Bowl vic­ Not Anderson, the 12-year are considered to be top 10 picks. New Jersey 14 30 .318 18 Washington 24 27 3 51 171 181 Also among those expected to be Grant 6-19 4-7 16. King 7-25 10-13 24, Jones Meg Mellon 66-70— 136 Chi Chi Rodriguez 32-34— 66 Gary Cowan 35 35— 73 Friday and Sunday, Nov. 8 and 10. tory over the Bills, was left un­ veteran who is one of just eight Miami 12 33 .267 20 . m 24 20 .545 8 lAteshinglon 12 13 29 21— 75 Tammie Green 71 -68— 139 In fact, leaving veterans un­ Anderson said this week. Indiana Quebec 11 33 9 31 151 234 Miller Barber 33-35— 68 But the list included former All- 18 25 .419 13'rz 3-Point goals— Detroit 0-1 (laimbeer 0-1), Kale Ftogerson 68-71— 139 Little League holding sign-ups H - o CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Tommy Aaron 34-35— 69 protected has been the strategy of About a third of Plan-B signees Charlotte 14 29 .326 171/z Washington 0-2 (King 0-1, English 0-1). Fouled Cindy Rarick 68-71— 139 Pros Ronnie Lott and Roger Craig Cleveland Norris Division Ftocky Thompson 35-34— 69 MANCHESTER — Manchester Little League is hold­ 14 29 .326 17'4! out— None. Rebounde— Detroit 61 (Laimbeer Jan Stephenson 69-70— 139 Scholastic of San Francisco. In fact, of the five the most successful teams since the have made NIL rosters, but few O 03 W L TP ts QF GA Bob Charles 32-37— 69 WESTERN CONFERENCE 13). Washington 71 (King, Jones 12). As­ Judy Dickinson 66-74— 140 ing sign-ups for the 1991 season on Sunday, Feb. 24, and have had major impacts. Moreover, Chicago 34 15 4 72 177 134 Mike Hill 34-35— 69 49ers who have played on all their plan was put into effect two years z -< Midwest Division sists— Detroit 13 (Dumars, Blanks 3). Sandra Flalmor 72-68— 140 SL Louis 30 15 7 67 201 160 Don Maseengale 34-35— 69 Sunday, March 3, at the American Legion Hall on teams often make it clear to players W L Pet. QB Vlfeshington 10 (English 4). Total louls— Detroit Ok-HeeKu 69-71— 140 Super Bowl winners, only Joe Mon­ ago. The NFL implemented the plan San Antonio — Detroit 23 26 5 51 180 198 John Paul Cain 34-35— 69 Bennet basketbaii 31 11 .738 22, Yfeshington 20. A— 18,756. Nancy Brown 69-71— 140 Legion Drive from 1 to 4 p.m. to help its court battle against an­ that they want them back, then fail Minnesota 16 30 9 41 163 188 Jim Albus 35-35— 70 tana was protected. Utah 29 15 .650 3 Pat Bradley 71.70— 141 The Bennet Junior High girls' baskeball team Registration is for youngsters between the ages 7 Houston 23 21 .523 9 Big East Conference Toronto 13 34 5 31 148 216 Lou Graham 36-34— 70 fell to Northwest Catholic In overtime, 47-43. Buffalo left unprotected three titrust suits filed by individual to protect older players with local O'all Flobin Walton 73-68— 141 Dale Douglass 35-35— 70 Dallas 15 26 .366 15'rz Smyths Division Gena Orlowski had 12 points and Kristine through 12. Youths must be 7 by July 31, 1991 and not w L W L Cathy Marino 71-70— 141 Don Bles 36-34— 70 players who started against the players and the NFL Players As­ roots. Minnesota 14 27 .341 161/2 SL John's Los Angeles 28 18 5 61 206 165 Kravontka arvi Katie Liebig eight apiece for 6 3 15 3 Dale Eggeling 71.70— 141 Jim Ferres 34-36— 70 turn 13 after that date. sociation. San Francisco, for example, has Donvar 13 30 .302 181/2 Syracuse 16 Calgary 27 20 5 59 213 170 BonneL now 6-4. Flenee Throm, Erica Ness and Giants in the Super Bowl — 34- 6 3 3 Caroline Keggi 69-72— 141 Lee Trevino 36-34— 70 Oriando 11 33 .250 21 Georgetown 5 3 13 5 Edmonton 25 22 3 53 174 161 Jennifer Hoar also played well for BenneL Birth certificates are required at registration and ycar-old wide receiver James Lof­ Under the plan, each team can lost just three players in two years Winnipeg 18 29 8 44 179 105 Maggie Will 72-60— 141 Al Geiberger 3535— 70 Padl vision Seton Hall 5 4 13 5 Alice Miller 72-69— 141 youngsters must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. protect 37 players, leaving the rest despite having won two Super Portland — Vancouver 19 30 5 43 168 207 Harold Henning 34-36— 70 ton, strong safety Leonard Smith 37 8 .822 Pittsburgh 4 4 15 6 Cathy Morse 70-71— 141 iiiing basketbaii LA Lakers 32 11 .744 4 Villanova Friday's Gamas Phil Flodgers 34-37— 71 Registration is $20 per player with a maximum of $30 free to receive bids from other Bowls. Safety-linebacker Greg Cox, 4 4 11 8 Terry-Jo Myers 75-67— 142 The IHing Junior High boys' basketball team and inside linebacker Ray Bentley. Phoonis 28 15 .651 8 Providence Lata Gama Not Includad Snell Lancaster 33-38— 71 per immediate family. 4 5 13 7 Fbtty Sheehan 71-71— 142 fell to the South Windsor freshmen, 59-48, Washington, meanwhile, told a teams. If a player doesn’t sign by who was unprotected again this Golden State 25 17 .595 101/2 Detroit 4, Toronto 1 Jerry Barber 3536— 71 CONNECTICUT 3 6 12 7 Kristi Albers 71-71— 142 Friday afternoon. Mlkket Algire had 12 points, All returning players, regardless of level, must sign up. year, signed with the Giants as a Seattle 20 22 .476 151/2 Boston College CNcago at Edmonton, (n) Billy Maxwell 34-37— 71 group of regulars, some of whom April 1, he reverts back to his old 1 6 10 9 Cathy Johnston 71-71— 142 Jeff Blaschik nine and Scott Ftuganls six for IF LA Clippers 15 29 .341 211/2 Saturday's Gamas Onrille Moody 3536— 71 Tryouts are scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, club. Plan-B player in 1989, then returned Missis Berteotti 74-68— 142 Butch Baird 3536— 71 ling, now 4-6. Bon Golas, Jason Kertp and Ben were on two Super Bowl winners, Sacramento 12 29 .293 23 Saturday's Games Hartford at Philadelphia, 11:05 a.ra March 16-17. Anyone interested in coaching, umpiring to the 49ers via the same route. Boston at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Jody Anschutz 68-74— 142 Bobby Nichols 36-35— 71 Howroyd also played wall for llling. that they would not be among the 37 In the first two years, it was a Friday's Games Villanova at UConn (Gampel), 8 p.m. Marla Figueras-Dotli 72-70— 142 Montreal at N.Y. Islanders, 5:05 p.m. or the league auxiliary is asked to be at the sign-ups. Late Games Not Included Seton Hall at S t John's, 3 p.m. Michelle Estill 69-74— 143 Minnesota at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Charlotte 92. Boston 91 Boston College at Syracuse, 8 p.m Chris Johnson 72-71— 143 For fu lle r information, contact Ed Dettore (643-4482) WinNpeg at WasNngton, 7:35 p.m. Miami 116. Indiana 113 Pittsburgh at UCLA, 2 p.m. Dana Lolland 70-73— 143 or Bemie Lidestri (649-7072). Chicago at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. Philadelphia 96, Phoenix 89 Nancy Flamsboltom 70-73— 143 Detroit at Toronto, 8D5 p.m. Detroit M , Wbshington 75 Sunday's Games LIselolte Neumann 72-71— 143 UMass to get some exposure Chicago at Dallas, (n) Now Jersey at SL Louis, 8:35 p.m. NEED SOME EXTRA Chi Chi shares golf lead DePaul at Georgetown, 12:30 p.m. Laurel Kean 72-71— 143 Vancouver at Los Angelas, 1035 p.m. Sacramento at Milwaukee, (n) Kathy Guadagnino 71-72— 143 Sunday's Gamsa KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) — It was a bad lie, and LA Lakers at LA Clippers, (n) Monday's Gams Donna White 74-70— 144 Hartford at N.Y. Islanders, 5:05 p.m. Golden State at Portland, (n) Seton Hall at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. JaneGeddes 71-73— 144 that’s the truth. Pittsburgh at Boston, 7:05 p.m. Saturday's Gamas 72-72— 144 with midnight game on ESPN Edmonton at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. SPENDING MONEY!! Chi Chi Rodriguez’s scorecard offered no hint of the Minnesota at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Tuesday's Games Sue ErtI 70-74— 144 WinNpeg at N.Y. Rangers. 7:35 p.m. difficult bunker shot he faced on the seventh hole Friday Seattle at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Boston College at UConn (Gampel), 8 p.m. After a decade without a winning dents. Sacramento at New Vbrk, 7:30 p.m. Villanova at St John's, 8 p.m. at the Royal Caribbean Classic. That's because he holed Tha Aaaociatsd Prsoa NHL result By TRUDY TYNAN “The police will be watching Miami at Orlando, 7:30 p.m. Newspaper routes available it out from 60 feet for a birdie en route to a share of the season, the Minutemen struggled to Houston at San Antonio. 8:30 p.m. Wednesday's Gams The Associated Press respectability a year ago with a carefully,” Mclnemey said. “No al­ BACKHAND — Martina Navratilova makes a Atlanta at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Red Wings 4, Maple Leafs 1 first-round lead. ProviderKe at Georgetown, 7 p.m. Radio, TV in your area... second-place finish in the Atlantic cohol will be allowed in, but we backhand return during play in the Pan Pacific New Jersey at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Toronto 0 1 0— 1 “One of the greatest shots I ever hit in my life,” AMHERST, Mass. — Mas­ Sunday's Games Thursday's Game Detroit 0 0 4— 4 10 and an NIT bid. Entering Friday really don’t know what to expect.” Open tournament in Tokyo. Navratilova will Wteshington at Bostoa 1 p.m. Earn money and prizes by Rodriguez said. sachusetts basketball coach John Maryland-Eastern Shore at Boston College, 7 First Period— None. Penalties— Maguire, Tor Today night’s game with Rhode Island they Earlier this week. Gov. William Phoenix at DetrolL 1 p.m. p.m. (hooking), 13:02; ProberL DeL (charging), He and Bruce Crampton turned in a 5-under-par 66s Calipari doesn’t mind playing Bos­ meet Laura Gildermeister in one of the semi­ Charlotte at Milwaukee, 2:30 p.m. were 12-6 overall and 6-4 in the Weld said he would seek a 33-per­ 16:53. 11 a.m. — Whalers at Flyers. SporlsChannel, delivering the on the Links of Key Biscayne. George Archer and Gary ton University at midnight if his finals on Saturday. Chicago at LA Lakers, 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 9 Second Period— 1. Tornto, Cimetta 1 (Marois, WPOP (AM-1410) conference. cent tuition boost on top of other Philadelphia at Minnesota, 6 p.m. Seton Hall at Oklahoma, 1230 p.m. Ellen), 10:00 (pp). Penalties— Barr, Del (hook­ 1 p.m. — Golf: LPGA Okfsmobile Classic, Player were a stroke back in the 54-hole tournament, the team can get on national television. Manchester Herald The Rhode Island game was ar­ hefty increases and massive cut­ Golden State at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Syracuse at Notre Dame, 2:30 p.m. ing), 8:30; Gill, Tor (hooking), 12:01; Hannan, third round, ESPN first full-field event on the PGA Senior Tour. “Hey, it’s a first step,” Calipari Villanova at Georgetown, 8 p.m. Tor (delay of game), 17:24; Fiadne, Dot (trip­ 1:30 p.m. — Bruins at Penguins, Channel 38 ranged to leave both BU and UMass backs. NBA results Lee Trevino, who won the first of his seven titles in said, shrugging aside the strain of Boston College at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. ping), 18:58. 2 p.m. — College basketball: Rttsburgh at in your neighborhood. in the same shape for their Saturday There will be painted faces, S t John's at Providence, 8 p.m. Third Period— 2. Detroit, Yzorman 37 UCLA, Channel 3 1990 at Key Biscayne, sUnggled with his irons and shot having to play two games in 26>/2 Hornets 92, Celtics 91 2 p.m. — College basketball: Kansas State at midnight clash. BU refused to back booming tubas and enough noise to (Houda), 2:29. 3, DetrolL Gallant 8 (Yzorman), Call today to get more details. 70. hours. UMass hosts BU live on BOSTON (91) 4:54. 4, DetrolL Gallant 9 (Racine, Yzorman), Iowa State. MSG, NESN out of its scheduled Friday night make the balcony and bleachers Pirates lost Gamblo 10-14 5-7 25. Pinckney 0-1 0-0 0, 12:06 (pp). 5, DetrolL Ysebaert 6 (Green), 2:30 p.m. — Major League Baseball all-star ESPN at 12:08 a.m. EST Sunday. game against Hartford, Calipari hum in the tiny 4,000-scat gym, Parish 5-12 2-2 12. Shaw 4-12 3-5 11, Lewis Bowling 19:55 (on). Penalties— Ellett, Tor (tripping), softball game, Chs. 30, 22 Bucks’ Del Harris is fined 6-20 3-4 15, McHale 9-16 2-3 20, KleineO-1 04) 11:13. 3 p.m. — Bowling: Quaker State Open, Chs. “It’s national exposure,” Calipari said. predicted Adrien Matt, sports editor 8, 40 647-9946 NEW YORK (AP) — Coach Del Harris of the Mil­ 0. Brown 2-5 2-2 6. M.Smith 1-4 0-0 Z Totals Shots on goal— Toronto 13-3-11— 27. Detroit “The only thing 1 asked when of the student newspaper, the Daily 11-10-12— 33. 3 p.m. — Motorsporls: IMSA 24 hours of waukee Bucks was fined $1,000 by the NBA on Friday said. “The point is to gel the ESPN over $7 million 37- 85 17-23 91. Blossoms Collegian. CHARLOTTE (92) Ftowor-play Opportunities— Toronto 1 of 2; Daytona (start), ESPN for walking onto the court and colliding with Denver’s people in our building and see the ESPN approached us about playing Newman 3-9 5-8 13. Reid 6-15 2-3 14. Doris Hattin 183-178-520, Barbara Bosch Detroit 1 of 4. 4 p.m. — College basketball: Duka at Notre Academy S t...... all Spruce S t...... 14-108 at m idni^t was what time would “It’s so typical of the administra­ 193-516, Ruth Ann Glass 188-471, Marilyn Michael Adams during a game Ttiesday night. enthusiasm and electricity and a Gminski 8-15 2-2 18. Bogues 2-6 0-0 4. Chap- Goalies— Toronto. Ir>g, 11-22-4 (32 shots-29 Dame, Channel 30 Adelaide...... all Steephollow...... all' PITTSBURGH (AP) — Even though the Pittsburgh Meyers 183, Donna Schmitt 181-468, Roberta saves). DetrolL Cheveldae. 19-20-4 (27-26). 4 p.m. — College basketball: Oregon Stale at pretty good basketball team. that be in Los Angeles,” Calipari tion,” the senior from Dallas said, tr»n 6-16 2-2 14. Leckner 1-5 04) 2, Gill 6-10 Alpine...... all The incident occurred with 7:48 left in a game won 04) 12, Curry 3-5 0-0 6, Tripucka 3-5 3-4 9. To­ McCormick 473, Ellen Bergquist 452, Helen Stanford. NESN Squire Village...... all “We hope some day they will put said. “It will be 9 p.m. and all of the discounting the fears. “And rather Pirates won the National League East in 1990 and set a 4 p.m. — College basketball: Missouri at Ok­ 126-122 by Denver. Harris said he was protesting the tals 38-66 14-19 92. Hathaway 456, Jackie Scappabcci 452, Judy BidwellSt...... all Waranoke...... all us on at a normal hour. But we have West Coast will be watching.” funny at the same time that Coach club attendance record, the team had an operating loss of Boston 22 27 20 22— 91 ReichentMch 458. lahoma, MSG lack of foul calls against the Nuggets when he ran onto 4 p.m. — Golf: PGA Pebble Beach National Bobby...... all Wetherell...... all The coach saw a recruiting oppor­ Calipari is encouraging rowdincss. $7.03 million. Charlotte 23 27 21 21— 92 Transactions the court. to get them here first.” 3-Point goals— Boston 0-0. Charlotte 2-5 GOP Women Pro-Am, third round, Channel 3 Ctover...... all WDodbridge...... 18-168 tunity and tried to whip up some “But they should just chill out and The Pirates, who lost $2 million in 1989, said Friday 5 p.m. — Canadians at Islanders, He was ejected from the game and Denver got two His only regret is that sophomore (Newman 2-3, Chapman 0-2). Fouled out— Alice Darling 188, Barbara Palicki 199-470, BASES A U Dale Rd...... all good visuals for ESPN by hinting let the kids have a good lime. The that part of the 1990 loss was due to the $280 million Carolyn Wilson 502, Dawna Smith 467. SportsChannel technical fouls. forward Tony Barbee, averaging McHale. Rebounds— Boston 59 (Parish 14). Amaiican Lsagua 5.30 p.m. — Golf: Senior PGA Ftoyal Carib- East Center S t...... 25-207 odd students have lots of reasons to be collusion settlement with the Major League Baseball BOSTON RED SOX— Agreed to terms with 16.9 points, was diagnosed with broadly that he would like to see Charlotte 48 (Field 11). Assists— Boston 22 Eastern Businessmen boan Classic, second round. ESPN (delayed) East Center S t...... 156-202 even Azinger leads Pebble Beach Players Association. (Shaw 8), Charlotts 24 (Bogues 7). Total John Moses, Infielder, on a one-year contracL 6 p.m. — College basketball: Washington at mononucleosis Friday. Barbee will students take a cue from other angry. louls— Boston 21. Chariotte21. A— 23,901. Bob Bonino 156, Ron Livingston 148, Bruce CALIFORNIA ANGELS— Agreed to terms Arizona. NESN East Center S t...... 342-402 even PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Experience is start­ miss the contest and is doubtful for schools “and show up in pajamas.” “But they arc so psyched that “Our 1990 financial results arc indicative of the Lavery 145, Emile Ftoux 140-160-419, John with Bryan Harvey and Scott Ballet, pitchers, 7:30 p.m. — Knicks at Kings, WFAN Garth R d ...... 89-138 Melzen 145, Ed Mockus 148, Rick Camelll 141, on oneyear contracts. ing to pay off for I^ul Azinger. the remainder of die season. But adminisuators were not en­ their own college basketball team is serious and sobering dilemma currently existing in major 76ers 96, Suns 89 (AM-660) Golway S t...... all Kevin Martin 162-161-434, Frank Enes 141, Pat OAKLAND ATHLETICS— Agreed to terms 8 p.m — College basketball: Villartova at “These courses out here are kind of like Augusta,” “He’s our second-leading scorer thusiastic. going to be on national television league baseball,” Pirates president Carl Barger said. PHOENIX (89) Dugan 141, Tom Fahey 148, Ted Kowzun 148, with Ernest Riles, third baseman, on a oneyear Chambers 4-13 1-1 9. McDaniel 16-27 2-2 UConn, Channel 8. WPOP (AM-1410) Greenhill St...... all and BU is a big stale rival and The collusion settlement comes out to $10.77 million Tom Slanchtield 153-142-425, Fred Maura 148, contracL Azinger said Friday. “You have to play here a lot before and our big-play guy, and that’s Athletic Director Frank Mclncr- 34. West 3-3 2-2 8. Johnson 5-14 4-6 14, 8 p.m. — College basketball: Boston Collage Haystack...... all Ron Joiner 162-143-346, John Kunz 146, Grog SEATTLE MARINERS— Agreed to terms with ncy ordered increased security, everything, that the pride is just per team, however the 26 clubs do not have to pay the Majerle 4-13 3-4 11. Nealy 0-1 04) 0. Homacek at Syracuse. Channel 38 you know how much the ocean alTects the putts. going to hurt,” Calipari said. “But Morton 157, Bill Munroo 170, Ftay Jerry 142, Henry Cotto, outfielder, on a two-year contract Holyoke...... all 5-13 1-1 11, Lang 0-0 0-0 0, Knight 0-1 0-0 0, 8 p.m. — College basketball: Washington saying he hoped the game wouldn’t overwhelming. This is something full amount until April 15, 1992. The Pirates deducted Mark Ftoux 142, Lou Botti 143, Matt Roux 142. and Bill Switl, pitcher, on a oneyear contracL “I’m not saying I’ve got it down pat, but at least now when these kids are backed up Perry 0-0 0-0 0. Ceballos 1-2 04) 2. Totals State at Arizona Stats, NESN Horace St...... all they can tell their friends at other $2.7 million from their 1989 statement and 58.1 million Tom lAfalsh 156-405, John Malorca Jr. 141-402, TEXAS FtANGERS— Agreed to ternis with 8 p.m. — Blackhawks at Flames, I’m not guessing so much,” he said. against a wall they are fighters. 1 turn into a national showcase for 3087 13-16 89. Tom Martin 146, Harv Johnson 149. Mike Jelfcoat and Cedric Shaw, pitchers; Mark Jean R d ...... all from their 1990 statement. PHILADELPHIA (96) SporlsChannel Azinger, playing in his “sixth or eighth” Pebble Beach don’t have to worry about them.” dissatisfaction among 25,000 stu­ schools about.” ParenL catcher; and Tony Scruggs, outfioldor, 8 p.m — Motorsporls: IMSA 24 hours of Joyce L a ...... all Pittsburgh, which sold 2,049,908 tickets, an increase Barkley 11-17 2-4 24. Gilliam 8-16 6-11 22. on one-year contracts. Agreed to terms with National Pro-Am, finally figured out the ocean pull and Mahorn 0-2 0-0 0, Green 7-13 4-5 18, Hawkins Daytona (update), ESPN John Russell, catcher, on a oneyear contract Lodge...... all of 675,000 over 1989, said that revenues increased by 5-17 5-5 16, Anderson 5-9 0-0 10, Bol 0-0 2-2 9:30 p.m, — Nets at Jazz, Channel 9 shot a 5-under-par 67 that lifted him into a 2-suoke, Football with Oklahoma City of the American Assoda- Ludlow Rd...... all 2. Turner 2-6 0-0 4, HarrisO-4 0-0 0. Totals 9:35 p.m. — Hawks at Nuggets, TBS second-round lead. $10 million in 1990 to $42.8 million. The team’s payroll 38- 84 19-27 96. tion. 10 p.m. — College basketball: Seton Hall at Main...... 285-378 TORONTO BLUE JAYS— Agreed to terms City is squarely behind Rose increased by 48 percent from $11.1 million to $16.4 mil­ Phoenix 25 19 27 16-89 St. John's, NESN (delayed) He also had a 67 in Thursday’s opening round al with Duane Whrd, pitcher, and Kenny Williams, Monroe S t...... all Philadelphia 23 28 18 27— 96 NFL playoff glance Midnight — College basketball: Boston lion. outfielder, on one-year contracts. Spyglass Hill and completed 36 holes of this unique 3-Polnt goals— Phoenix 0-6 (Homacek 0-3. University at UMass, ESPN Overland St...... all CINCINNATI (AP) — Pete Under the current rules. Rose up or it would have to be restruc­ Pittsburgh also wrote off nearly $2.1 million because it First Round National Lsague Majerle 0-2, Chambers 0-1), Philadelphia 1-2 event in 134,10 under par. Saturday, Jan. 5 LOS ANGELES DODGERS— Signed Juan Packard S t...... all Rose’s fans arc telling the Hall of would be eligible for next year’s tured.” released pitcher Walt Tferrcll, who mad more than two (Hawkins 1-1, Anderson 0-1). Fouled Sunday Rocco M ^iate suoked a 5-iron 199 yards and into the Washington 20. Philadrtphia 6 Samuel, outfielder, to a oneyear contracL Parker SI...... 2-83 out— None. Ftebounds— Phoenix 53 (McDaniel Fame that baseball’s all-time hits ballot. The proposal, if adopted, A special commiiee voted 7-3 on years remaining on his guaranteed $3.6 million, three- Miami 17, Kansas City 16 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS-Signed Jose Al­ Noon — College basketball: DePaul at Geor­ cup for an ace on the 15th hole. 12). Philadelphia 53 (Barkley 12). As­ Sunday, Jan. 6 Phyllis...... all Jan. 10 to make the recommendation varez and Gary Eave, pitchers, to contracts with getown, Channel 3 leader belongs in Cooperstown. would ban anyone on baseball’s in­ year contract. Terrell is now with the Detroit Tigers. sists— Phoenix 26 (Johnson 10). Philadelphia It was the highlight of a 67 that lifted him into a tie for Cincinnati 41, Houston 14 PhoeNx of the Pacific Coast League. 12:30 p.m. — Suns at Pistons, Chs. 30, 22 Reed...... all to the 16-man board. 19 (Barkley 8). Total fouls— Phoenix 20. And they’re sending letters to eligible list. Tlie Pirates’ net book loss for 1990 was $7.6 million, CNcago 16. Now Orleans 6 BASKETBALL 12:30 p.m — Golf: LPGA OkfsrrKtbile Clas­ second at 136. He shared the spot with Jay Delsing, Philadelphia 14. Technicals- Philadelphia Il­ Server St...... all Hall of Fame president Ed Slack, Stack said he believed the mail Voting for the proposal were National Boakslball Association sic, final round, ESPN compared to a loss of $4.3 million in 1989. legal defense, Phoenix illegal defense 2. whose 68 also came at Poppy Hills. Second Round NBA— Fined Del Harris, Milwaukee Bucks 1 p m. — Bullets at Celtics, WDRC who will preside over Monday’s was an organized campaign because American League president Bobby Accountants calculate net figures by amortizing player A— 17,611. Saturday, Jan. 12 coach, $1,000 for walking onto the court and (AM-1360) Bosox sign John Moses meeting of the Hall of Fame board. it was similarly addressed and sent Brown, fomicr AL president Lee conuacts, other intangible assets bought with the Heat 116, Pacers 113 Buffalo 44, Miami 34 colliding with Michael Adams of Denver during 2 p.m. — Collage basketball: Purdue at ONo MacPhail, former National League San Francisco 28, Ytashinglon 10 a gams Tuesday NghL State, Chanrrel 6 BOSTON (AP) — Outfielder John Moses, who made The directors appear to be heavily in specifically to him. franchise, and other non-operating income or expense INDIANA (113) Sunday, Jan. 13 FOOTBALL 3 p m. — Bulls at Lakers, Chs. 30, 22 his major league debut against Boston on Aug. 23, 1982, favor of a proposal which would bar Some members of tlie Baseball president Chub Feeney, former items, including interest payments. Person 7-12 1-1 16. LThompson 6-9 3-4 15. Now York Giants 31, C hlca^ 3 Notional Football League 3 p m. — Motorsporls: IMSA 24 hours of CALL NOW Writers Association of America Montreal Expos president John Barger cited the difficulties off small-city teams, Dreiling 5-5 1-3 11. Miller 8-15 10-12 26. M.WII- Los Angeles Ftalders 20, Cincinnati 10 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS— Reassigned Bill Daytona (finish), ESPN signed a one-year contract with the Red Sox as a free Rose from the ballot. liams 3-7 2-3 8. Schrempf 3-7 11-12 17. Flem­ Muir, defensive coordinator, to offensive lirta 3:30 p.m. — Golf: F>GA Pebble Beach Nation­ “I would say that 99.9 pcrccn' of have discussed the possibility of McHale, former baseball secretary- which have less lucrative television and radio contracts Confersnes Championships agent Thursday. ing 2-6 2-4 6. Sanders 4-7 04) 8. Odham 0-1 coach. Named Ftick Venturi defensive coor­ al Pro Am, final round, Channel 3 Terms were not announced. the mail I’ve received has been from boycotting future Hall of Fame bal­ treasurer Charles Segar and Hall of that big-city clubs. 04) 0, McCloud 2-5 1-1 6. Totals 40-74 31-40 Sunday, Jan. 20 dinator. 4 pm. — College basketball: Flutgers at 647- 9946/ 643- 2711 Famers Robin Roberts and Buck 113. Buffalo 51. Los Angelos Raidors 3 NEW YORK JETS— Acquired Irv Eatman, of­ UNLV. Channel 40 “We are delighted to have him.” Red Sox general Cincinnati,” Stack said from his lots. Stack doesn’t expect that to “Obviously this is further exacerbated by the continu­ MIAMI (116) Now York Giants 15, San Francisco 13 fensive linemen, from the Kansas City Chiefs 4 30 p.m. — College basketball: Penn State manager Lou Gorman said. “He gives us a versatile New York office. “And it has been happen. O’Neil. ing escalation of player salaries, particularly tltat which Long 3-7 2-2 8. B.Thompson 7-10 0-0 14. lor Ron Stallworth, defensive lineman. at George Washington. SportsChannel, MSG Super Bowl very heavy. I’ve probably received “We’ve had a long relationship “ILese arc seasoned baseball occurs after a successful season,” he said. Kessler 1-4 0-2 2, Douglas 15-25 5-7 35. Rice HOCKEY 5 p.m. — Whalers at Islanders, Channel 20, switch hitter off the bench who is a fine defensive player 5-12 2-2 14. Coles 1-2 0-0 2. Seikaly 7-15 4 8 Sunday, Jan. 27 WPOP (AM-1410) several thou.sand letters.” with the writers,” he said. “I would people,” .said Stack, who voted At least two Pirates, outfielders Bobby Bonilla and At Tampa, Fla. Notional Hockey League and has very good speed.” 18. Edwards 4-11 5-6 13. Burton 4-6 0-0 8. Ogg LOS ANGELES KINGS— Loaned Jeff 5:30 p.m, — Golf: Senior PGA Ftoyal Carib­ against the pro[X)sal as did Jack Now York Giants 20. Buffalo 19 Moses, 33, became the fourth free agent signed by the Slack said most of the mail sup­ expect they’d want to continue that. Biirry Bonds, are seeking long-tenn contracts worilt at 0-2 2-2 2. Totals 47-94 20-29 116. Rohlicek, PhoeNx Roadrunners center, to the bean Classic, final round. ESPN (delayed) It’s very important to them as well Lang and Phil Pepe of the BBWAA. Irxiiana 34 29 30 20— 113 Now Haven Nighlhawks. 7pm. — Penguins at Bruins, NESN Red Sox since the end of the 1990 season, 'fhey ported Rose and some of it was least $4 million a year. Bonilla is seeking a five-year deal Miami 27 36 27 26 -1 1 6 Pro Bowl 7:30 p m. — Bullets at Celtics, SportsChan- UJmtrl|Fatrr “It’s hard to tell if public opinion NEW YORK ISLANDERS-Re-assigned Rich vehemently in favor of the former as to us. If tiiey gave up the vote, worth at least $20 million. He can become a free agent Sunday, Feb. 3 previously outbid other clubs to sign slugger Jack Clark, 3-Point goals— Indiana 2-7 (Person 1-2, Kromm, left wing, and Jeff Finley, defenseman, nol (tape delay) At Honolulu Reds star. someone else would have to pick it would change their minds.” after this season. McCloud 1-3, Miller 0-2), Miami 2-3 (Rice 2-2, to Capital District of the American Ffockey 8 p.m. — Pro Bowl: AFC vs. NFC, ESPN, left-hander Matt Young and right-hander Danny Darwin. Douglas 0-1). Fouled out— None. AFC vs NFC, 8 p.m. League. WFAN (AM 660) MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 2, 1991— 13 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 2, 1991 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3,1991— MORNING

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Feb. 2. 1991 MANCHE.STER HERALD, Saturday, Feb. 2,1991—15 Bush is proposing a We support our forces CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Notices Uet*/Lond for S al* ...... 33 Merchandise Mutlcol Item* ...... 14 $295b defense budget Invr*lm*nt Frop«rty ...... 34 Comero* ond Photo Eoulpment...... IS m it/Fountf.... .01 ■u*ln*ii Property ...... 7$ Pet* and SuopMe*...... 06 ia rs o n o lt...... n Holiday Sooionol...... 71 serving in the Middie Easti R**ort Property ...... 3« jfetiA S pttioli^P jglt!) MItcelloneou* ter Sol*...... 07 4nnounc«m«n) .03 Antlouoi and Cotlactiblot...... 73 The Pentagon envisions that the guided-missile destroyers at $4.2 M o rte o o **...... 37 Tog S o le *...... 00 By DONNA CASSATA A u clle n t...... « 71 current total manpower of 2.1 mil­ billion. W anted to B u y...... 30 Roollno/Sldlng...... Clothing ...... Wanted to Buy/Trod* ...... If The Associated Press itlnanclal...... os Services F loo ring...... 74 lion will be reduced to 1.9 million The Navy had originally planned F u rn itu ro ...... Child C ora...... -11 E lo c lrlc o l...... TV/Slorto/Aopllonca*...... 75 by Oct. 1 of this year and drop down to buy 24 Trident submarines Recent polls Indicate our men and d Rentals Haotlng/Plumblng...... WASHINGTON — President art Tima Halp Wontad. Room* for Rent...... Cltonlno Sarvlco*...... S> Mochinary and T o o l*...... 7« Automotive to 1.6 million by fiscal 1995. i .10 ...... 31 .Lown C o ra ...... U Mlicclloneov/t Sarvlcot.... through fiscal year 2001. n«lp Wonttd.i;..... ,.11 Apartment* tor Rent...... 33 77 Bush is proposing a defense budget Bookkatplno/lncom a T a x ...... S4 Sorvlcti Wontad...... Cordoning...... Cor* for Sol* ...... The number of aircraft carriers The number of advanced cruise illuatlon Wonltd.....!..... ,.ia Condominium* for Rent...... 33 of $295 billion for fiscal 1992 that women stationed in Saudi Arabia Coroanlrv/Mtmodtllno...... $$ Londicoplng...... Good Thing* to Eat...... 70 T ru c k i/V o n t fo r S o l*...... n • utintii O ppoiiunltltt.. .13 Home* for Rent...... 34 will be cut by one, from 13 to 12 by missiles in the budget are 120 at a C o n tra ta ...... f3 includes $4.6 billion for the m itru c tlo n ...... 14 Store/Oftic* Space...... I P oInllno'PoparIno...... Fuol O II/C ool/FIrtw ood...... 7 f Compert/Troller* ...... fiscal 1995, although the budget for ...... 35 ....*4 cost of $626 million. The budget im ptoym inl Strvlca*...... IS R e to rt P ro p e rty ...... 34 Form SuDplItt and Eoulomant. •0 M o lo rc y c le t/M o o e d *...... Strategic Defense Initiative and Auto Service*...... *5 fiscal 1993 includes $852 million in also calls for six C-17 transport miss their loved ones a j home and In d u itrlo l P ro p e rty ...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Offlca/Rttoll Eoulomont...... 01 money for four B-2 stealth bombers, ....«* advanced procurement for a new geol Estate Corooe* and S to ro o *...... 31 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. A u to * fo r R e n l/L e o **...... congressional sources said Friday. planes at an expense of $2.8 billion. Rtcrootlonol Eoulpmont...... 03 MItcelloneou* Autom ollv*...... *7 carrier. Homtt lor Sola...... 31 Roommate* W onted ...... 3» Coll 643-2711 tor more Information! TTie request for SDI would, if ap­ Among the cancellations ..33 Wonted to Rent...... 40 Bool* ond Morin* Eaulpmtnl... 03 Wonted to Buy/Trod* ...... Certain to be a major issue in miss news from home. proved, be $1.7 billion more than proposed by the Pentagon is the Congress is the Pentagon’s request the $2.9 billion Congress and the ad­ Navy’s futuristic A-12 stealth attack r e a d y o u r AD: Clostlfed advertisements are for four B-2 stealth bombers. DEADLINES: For classified odverllsments to ministration agreed to last year. Ap­ plane, as announced previously by RATES: t to 6 day*: 90 cent* par line per day. token by telephone os o convenience. The Last year, the House voted to stop be published Tuesday throuoh Saturday, the Manchester Herald 1s responsible tor only one proval for four B-2s would double Defense Secretary Dick Cheney, and Send your loved on^ our hometown 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. the program at the 15 planes cur­ the Air Force’s equivalent, the Ad­ 30 to 3S doy»: 60 cents oer line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the size of the number Congress financed last tion. For odvertlsements to be published the orlolnol Insertion. Errors yyhich do not lessen year. rently under development while the vanced Thctical Aircraft. 36 or more days: SO cents per line per dov. Senate narrowly agreed to allow the Monday, the deadline Is 3:30 p.m. on Frldoy. the volue of the advertisement will not be Cheney faulted the defense con­ paper. The Manchester Herald, with Minimum choree: 4 lines. corrected by on oddltlonot Insertion. The overall budget, a decrease of program to go forward with the Pen­ almost $4 billion from last year’s tractors, McDonnell Douglas Corp., tagon’s goal of 75 planes. and General Dynamics Corp., as amount, is the first Persian Gulf war Last year’s budget included $4.1 well as officials in the Navy for the all the news from Manchester and sur­ 22 CONDOMINIUMS budget that also reflects a downturn billion for the B-2 stealth bomber NOTICES 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED HOMFS POW SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALS 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE in defense spending. handling of the A-12 program. FOR SALE program, including $1.8 billion for The budget does not include any Other terminations are the Navy’s rounding areas. As a condition precedent ART TEACHERS-Two FIRE RESTORATION- BEDROOM RANCH-ln- MANCHESTER- research and $2.3 billion for F-16 Falcon fighter and remanufac­ to the placement of any positions. Permanent/ And Cleaning Company law possibilities. $129,900, Nice Locale. SOUTH WINDSOR BEDROOM-Wickham of the costs of the war and U.S. par­ needs full-time workers. Garden Condo. Special ticipation in Operation Desert procurement. turing of the F-14D Tomcat jet advertisino in the Full-tim e, Captain Finished rec room, Fireside cheer is a plus Manchester Herald, Ad­ Nathan Hale School Will train. Start $7.00. value. Beautiful Open House financing. Call Ron at Storm, which the Congressional Senate proponents of the aircraft fighter. ground level entry, said the money is enough for the Air vertiser hereby agrees and G. H. Robertson Clean driver’s license porch. A charmer! As­ upkeep, aluminum Sun. February 3rd 649-3087, evenings. Budget Office estimates could range The Bradley Fighting Vehicle, re q u ire d . A pp ly in Private end unit, first Force to buy radar-evading planes to protect, indemnify School, beginning king $152,900. Call Bob siding. 1-1/2 Story from $28 billion to $86 billion. currently in use in the Persian Gulf and hold harmless the February 25. Deadline erson, Servpro, 540 Cape Cod. Hardwood 1pm-4pm floor Ranch. Move in No. 16 and No. 17. Opponents of Price. 647-1419 or 649- Among the major terminations in War, provides transportation for Manchester Herald, its for application: Rorth Main St., 1955. Re/Max East of floors, den, modern PUBLISHER'S condition. Re/Maw East 67 Evans Crossing of the River, 647-1419. the president’s proposal, according the plane in the House said the mechanized infantry units. It can officers and employees February 11. Tem- Manchester(behind the River Real Estate. kitchen, 3 bedroom. NOTICE: amount will cover only cost over­ porary/Full-time, Cap­ Maaco Auto Body). E a s y c a r e , to sources who spoke on condition also be used for reconnaissance and against any ana all EQUAL 3200 square feet, 5 years runs on the first 15 planes. scouting. liability, loss or ex- tain Nathan Hale FLORAL DEGSIGNER- landscaping, storm MANCHESTER-Drasti- they not be identified, are the Brad­ School and Coventry 3 BEDROOM COLONIAL- windows, shutters. Plus old, casual Conlemporary. On the contentious issue of two The Pentagon also is proposing to ; pense including With 5 years ex­ Features in-law or HOUSING cally reduced 1 ley Fighting Vehicle, the Trident Grammar School begin­ large view deck. D.W. 9 plus rooms, cul-de-sac. land-based nuclear missiles, the new ' attorneys’ fees, arising perience needed. master bedroom suite. bedroom Condo. Great cancel Tacit Rainbow, a loitering ning April 29-December Fisn Real Estate, 643- OPPORTUNITY submarine and the Air Force’s Ad­ from claims of unfair Please submit resume. Immaculate interior. condition $65,000. 646- budget includes $550 million in fis­ drone that hones in on enemy radar 1991. Deadline: March 1591. MUST SEE! vanced Tactical Aircraft. ' trade practices, infring- Apply in person only to Fenced yard with All Real Estate adver­ 8131. cal 1992 for the Midgetman missile and destroys it. > 13. Connecticut Cer­ Last year’s budget amounted to ment of trademarks, Jim Parkin, Sr. Hebron delightful garden areas. and $458 million in research and tification required. Con­ tised in this newspa­ $298.9 billion in real spending and The proposed budget, according ; trade names or patents, Florist, Route 66, 65 Huge 3 season porch. MANCHESTER- $ 279,000 tact Michael J. per is subject to the $285.6 in the authority given to the development money for the MX to sources, also includes the Pen­ i violation of rights of Main Street. Hebron, Asking $219,900. Call $229,000. Deluxe 9 Plus $5000 Cash Back 23 LOTS &c LAND FOR missile. ; privacy and infringe- Malinowski, Superin­ Defense Department for the budget. tagon’s planned request for fiscal CT. Barbara W. Re/Max room U&R Colonial Federal Fair Housing SALE The administration has no • ment of copyright and tendent of Schools, 78 East of the River Real maintained by the Consistent with the levels set by 1993. ; proprietary rights, unfair Ripley Hill Road, LABORER-JOB ACCESS. Act of 1968 which 648-1857 procurement money in the budget In the 1993 plan, the Pentagon re­ Call 1-900-226-2645. Estate. 647-1419. original owner and kept the Bush administration and the ! ; competition and libel Coventry, CT 06238. just like new in and out. makes it illegal to ad­ D ir Avery S t North, for the multiple-warhead MX mis­ quests money for seven B-2 stealth I and slander, which may 7 Days a week. left on Evans Crossing. Coventry Highlands Congress in the budget agreement CLERICAL-JOB ACCESS $3/Minute. 24 Hours. First floor don with vertise “any prefer­ O sile. bombers, $4.9 billion for the ; result from the publica- 87 WALNUT STREET- Beautiful acre plus build­ reached late last year, real spending Call 1-900-226-2645. fireplace, formal dining ence, limitation or dis­ J} • tion of any advertise- $160’s. Gracious 3 ing lots. Starting at in the new budget is $295.2 billion Strategic Defense Initiative and 7 Days a week. RESTAURANTS. room, enclosed sun PICTURE PERFECTIIl Last year’s budget significantly ; ment in the Manchester bedroom, 1-1/2 bath crimination based on $59,000. New Home m while the authority totals $290.8 bil­ $715 million for the small intercon­ $3/Minute. 24 Hours. Call 1-900-226-2645. porch, spaebus lower Gracious 7 room Con­ cut the administration’s request of • Herald by advertiser, in- 7 Daysuay a week. Victorian that has been level family room. 2 race, color, religion, packages start at CO lion. tinental ballistic missile, or the completely renovated temporary on Volpi Rd. $2.2 billion for placing MX missiles ! eluding advertisements DENTAL OFFICE $3/Miinnute. 24 Hours. Fireplaces, 2-1/2 baths, $149,000. Some owner Midgetman. from top to bottom. sex, handicap, family in Bolton features 2,250 The budget follows the steep on railroad cars and $202 million for ; in any free distribution MANAGER-Full time hardwood floors and financing possible. Research money in the 1993 plan SALES-JOB ACCESS. Deck, walk in attic and status, or national ori­ square feet of wonder- reduction of 25 percent in military development of the Midgetman I publications published position available im­ much more. Must be fu l floorspacel 3 includes $106 million for the MX ; by the Manchester Call 1-900-226-2645. morel "We’re Selling Fiano Realty personnel proposed by Defense nuclear missile. By special arrangement, a three mediately for qualified 7 Days a week. seeni U&R Realty, 643- gin, or any intention to Bedrooms, 2.5 baths, missile. I Herald. experienced office Houses I” Blanchard & 2692. Secretary Dick Cheney over the next $3/Minute. 24 Hours. Rossetto Real Estate, make any such prefer­ central vac, fully ap­ 6 4 6 -5 2 0 0 Instead, the budget included a manager in Manchester plianced kitchen, . O ID five years, even through the war has 646-2482. ence, limitation or dis­ 3J I” strategic pot of $680 million for the Other items in the 1993 budget General Dentist's office. MANCHESTER-4 Year fireplace. 3 Car over­ forced the Pentagon to call up reser­ month subscription is only $ 13.00. The right person must crimination.” 25 BUSINESS two missile systems. are $552 million fo 102 advanced 1 LOST and FOUND old U&R Ranch at sized garage and mag­ vists and National Guard units. have management 13 BUSINESS OPPOR­ Although the new budget ter­ cruise missiles, $2.4 billion for an BARGAIN PRICE TAGI opular MT Farms This newspaper will not nificent winter wiew of PROPERTY >.., m Army divisions will be cut from IMPOUNDED-Male, age skills, as well as, TUNITIES Neat and tidy RANCH minates the Trident nuclear sub­ SSN-21 Seawolf submarine and The Manchester Herald will b e tstates. Main floor knowingly accept any the Hartford skyline! H i o 28 to 18 by fiscal 1995, the number ' 1, Labrador Cross, knowledge of recep­ that's pleasantly cozy. family room with floorto Unbelievable price of MANCHESTER-Available marine program at 18, it calls for $3.5 billion for four DDG-51 tionist duties and AVON CALLING-To buy advertising for Real Es­ ; yeltow. Found 199 Cen­ Vinyl siding, cul-de-sac ceiliriig fireplace. Formal $214,900111 Jackson & immediately 1200 O DO of ships in the Navy will drop from buying 28 Trident missiles in fiscal insurance. Send or sell, call Nellie. 875- guided-missile destroyers. ter St. Call Manchester lot, eneyy-save living room and dining tate which is in viola­ Jackson Real Estate, square feet commer- Z - < 545 to 451 and the total of tactical 1992. TTie budget also proposes one mailed daily, with sports, local Dog Warden, 643- resumes to: P.O. Box 5033. features. Fireplace cial/lndustrial. 3 Phase The budget also calls for 12 C-17 room. Deluxe kitchen tion of the law. Our 647-8400. fighter wings will decrease from 36 SSN-21 Seawolf submarine at a cost Transport planes at a cost of $4.2 6642. 525, Manchester, CT ESTABLISHED VENDING glow, eat-in kitchen, 3 with many built-ins, 2 electric, sprinkler H H to 26, according to sources. 06040-0525. Bedrooms. Kitchen ap­ readers are hereby system, $550 per of $2.4 billion and five DDG-51 billion. IMPOUNDED-Female, ROUTE-No Competi­ bedrooms. Profes­ READY AND WAITINGlIl news, features and all the news, to tion - Investment pliances included. Pro month. 646-5477. age 1. Mixed breed, DRIVERS-JOB ACCESS. sionally landscaped informed that all dwell­ This completely re­ o m white, tan. Found West Call 1-900-226-2645. Secured By Equipment Landscapping. Bolton, yard. Call usi U&R ings advertised in this done 7 room, 3 7 Days a week. and Merchandise. Call $139,875. Tony Zilora. Realty, 643-2692. 28 WANTED TO BUT Middle Tpke. Call newspaper are avail­ bedroom Colonial on keep them up. to date. Manchester Dog $3/Minute. 24 Hours. SAN-O-SEAT, 1-800- Philips Real Estate, Summerset Dr. in East MANCHESTER-Building Warden, 643-6642. 852-5898, 24 Hours. 742-1450. able on an equal op­ Hartford boasts new Bush gets his wish LOCAL MANUFACTUR­ MOST WONDERFUL Lot wanted. Duplex or portunity basis. To carpeting and a spar­ ING FIRM-Needs in­ SITE-Manchester, Single family. Cash. BUDGET-ABILlTY-2 Story kling new kitcheni dividual with high 31 HOMES FOR SALE $257,900. Immaculate complain of discrimi 643-8557,Evenings. b S Cape Cod located near Wendell Reid built Family room with bar, 1 ^ m 10 PART TIME HELP mechanical ability to set nation call: Per Month up punch presses, take. 3 Bedrooms, large home with spectacular full and 2 half baths and 2 CO WANTED enclosed porch. Ap­ 31 ROOMS FOR RENT maintenance and BRAND NEW LISTINGIll view of Hartford skyline. HUD toll-free at: central air. Owners m CO in lower interest rates pliances included in this have re-located and are Delightful 7 room Anti­ PART-TIME-Salos super-vision. Send Enjoy goroeous sun­ 1-800-424-8590 MANCHESTER-Spacious q u e C a p e C od in spectacular bargin. sets from family room, anxious to strike a deal I w 5 Position. Night, Satur­ resume and wage re­ room with ample By JAMES M. KENNEDY Confidence took its biggest hit when peace efforts quirements to: C/O Manchester’s Bowers Coventry, $92,900. Phil kitchen, living room or In area of similar day and Sunday. Apply School DistrictI Excel­ Blazawski. Philips Real quality, higher priced storage. $300/month, The Associated Press failed prior to the Jan. 15 deadline set by the U.N. for M 3 Months Manchester Herald, deck. Possible in-law MANCHESTER-NO at HL James, 501 West lent condition inside Estate, 742-1450. homes, this one is a includes all utilities. On m > Iraq to quit Kuwait. B ox C -1 0 2 , suite. Many, many more MONEY DOWN! Lease Middle Tpke. and out. 3 Bedrooms, Must Seel $159,000. busline. No kitchen Manchester, CT 06040. amenities. D.V/. Fish purchase. 3 Year old NEW YORK — President Bush issued the order in The decline was softened somewhat by euphoria lots of nooks and Jackson & Jackson facilities. Gentleman. THE TOWN OF AN­ ENERGY EFFICIENT- Real Estate, 643-1591. Flanch. Central air and his State of the Union address, and by week’s end they over the success of the allies’ first attacks on Iraq, sup­ MANAGER-JOB ACCESS crannies, flexible Real Estate. 647-8400. Call Rose. 647-8400 or § DOVER-Is looking for a L o v e ly Split Level heat, fenced in back 646-8646. were delivered: lower interest rates. porting Greenspan’s view that a victory could put con­ ^26°° 6 Months clerk for the Building Call 1-900-226-2645. floorplan, bright and F Ranch- type radiating OWNER IS ANXIOUSIII yard, attached garage. A week of talking about the delicate state of the sumers back in the mood to spend. Department, 18 hours 7 Days a week. cheerful on a wonderful MANCHESTER-Free com fy charm, vinyl $60,900. Make an offer Contact John at 646- economy and the threat to confidence posed by a This special courtesy rate is available only for weekly and to record $3/Minu1e. 24 Hours. private lot wHh excep­ Hebron ^ week with $100 security One govenunent statistic raised faint hopes that a siding Great family only begins to describe 9370. Please leave minutes for the Zoning tional landscaping. Of­ deposit. Clean, quiet, prolonged Gulf War ended in a flurry of surgieal recovery might be in the offing. The Index of Leading area, tree-lined street, how anxious the owner message. $174,900 Board of .Appeals and MEDICAL-JOB ACCESS. fered at $136,9001 Just built, 4 bedroom furnished. 646-8337. strikes aimed at relieving the pressure on businesses Economic Indicators rose 0.1 piercent in December, the cozy hearth, natural is on this 4 room Ranch subscriptions going to a military address and the Wetlands Commis­ Jackson & Jackson MANCHESTER-By and consumers. first increase in six months. Call 1-900-226-2645. woodwork, hardwood condo with a garage Cape on wooded 1 acre sion monthly meetings. 7 Days a week. Real Estate, 647-8400. Owner. 3 Bedrooms, floors, foyer, study. underneath I Enjoy the lot. Ready for you to 32 APARTMENTS FOR CO In a span of 30 minutes Friday morning, the Federal Other economic news confirmed what Americans Hours are flexible. /Vpp- $3/Minute. 24 Hours. Available immediately. Split-Level on large for forces assigned in th e M iddle East crisis. fully applianced kitchen, corner lot near Bowers choose, colors and RENT Reserve announced its second cut in six weeks in the already suspected. Wages, salaries and benefits lagged ly to Selectman’s BRICK RANCH-2-Car at­ Manchester, $147,000. wall to wall carpeting School. Living room flooring. A great value. di^ount rate, and major banks began lowering their far behind inflation last year, rising just 4.9 percent, Office, 17 School Rd, PART TIME-lnstructors tached garage. Fire- Dawn Sutherland. EAST HARTFORD-4 throughout! Inground with fireplace, attached prime lending rates. ” ” MancIie^^Tieralcr~”'“ “ Andover, CT or call needed for our parent/ placed living room, ex­ Fiano Realty Bedroom, large kitchen, according to a Labor Department report. pool includedf Con­ garage, enclosed 742-7305 for an tot preschool programs. tra large kitchen, 3 bed­ dishwasher, garage. "nie actions took place in the shadow of the war, Sales of new homes fell 6.7 percent and consUiiction P.O. Box'591, Manchester. CT 06040 IMMACULATE-Airy and venience is yoursi Anne porch. Excellent appointment. Benefits Contact the Manchester rooms, 2 baths. Lot, 6 4 6 -5 2 0 0 $800/Month. 233-4902. which despite its favorable progress prompted in­ sjicnding fell 0.5 percent in December, providing more bright Comtemporary Miller Real Estate, 647- condition. $159,500. Please send The Manchester Herald for include retirement, life Parks Recreation 90x156. Price is creased worries about the eventual economic cost. Raised Ranch. Fea­ 8000. Open House, February FIRST M O NTH FREE- evidence of the slump in real estate and building. insurance, individual Department at 647- $185,000 Marion E. Grim statistics from the economic front appeared to □ One Month □ Three Months □ Six Months hospitalization and tures 2 fireplaces, 2-1/2 3rd. 1-6pm. 647-8557. 33 CONDOMINIUMS Park Plaza West 3089 for further Robertson, Realtor. baths, deck and patio. hasten the Fed’s follow-through on Bush’s call for MARKETS: Stocks Like News From The Front dental. MANCHESTER-Best buy FOR SALE Apartments, 1 and-2 Name/Rank:______information. 643-5953. Sacrificed below lower rates. Reports for January showed unemploy­ The stock market, sometimes regarded as a leading in towni $134,900. bedrooms starting at purchase. Asking $550. Heat/hot water indicator of public sentiment, took encouragement Charming Colonial on a M anchester NEW STATE ROAD-Spe- ment moved up another notch to 6.2 percent and an Unit:______$213,000. Call Barbara included. Near park/ from reports of success in the war’s first sustained quiet street. Yard is to- cial builder financing on index of the nation’s manufaeturing strength dropped Weinberg. Re/Max East Impressive new 4 busline. Security/ tally fenced, new this last unit. Fully sharply to the lowest level in eight years. ground fighting. APO/Military Post Office:______of th e River Real bedroom Contempo­ references. 289-0000. kitchen, front to back applianced, 1-1/2 batn On Wednesday, the Dow Jones industrial average Estate. 647-1419. rary. This exception­ The rate cuts left the discount rate, the charge on Payment: □ Check Enclosed □ Cash living room, fireplace, Townhouse. Cathedral MANCHESTER-Beautiful moved above 2,700 for the first time since mid- ally well built hom e l o ^ the Fed makes to banks, at 6 percent, while the ■ m m m m m m m m wmm warn m m ^ m m m i m m m ^ m ^ m g p g aluminum siding plus 2 ceiling, sky-light, quality 2 bedroom prime stood at 9 percent. August. KANE RD-Ranch, $120’s. car oversized garage. features cathedral garage with opener, Townhouse. Quiet on The momentum for action increased at midweek The oil market remained volatile, but prices weren’t LOVE This is the hottest Call Sharon Miller for an ceilings, hardwood upgraded carpeting. busline, air conditioned, when Fed chief Alan Greenspan told The New York straying far from $20 per barrel. Let's support our house on the market appointment. lloors, 2 1/2baths and Quality built; ready and frost free refrigerator, With prices relatively stable, the government cut todayl 7-1/2 Room, Residence, 646-5566, much more. waiting for youll $130's. self-cleaning oven, Times in an interview that the economy would suffer if brick front ranch. 3 the war dragged on more than three months. back its plan for releasing crude from the suategic LEVES office. 647-1419. Re/ Priced at $269,900 Mancnester. Strano dish-washer. Large reserve held in Texas and Louisiana salt caverns. In the BedroomsI Garage. 1 Max East of the River Real Estate, 647-7653. storage area. Ideal Tor “You begin to risk consumer confidence erosion, Year Home Warranty. Real Estate. Fiano Realty seniors or middle aged. and that would abort any meaningful recovery,” the absence of a real oil emergency, oil companies showed Armed Forces! "We’re Selling HousesI" OWNER WANTS Come see why we rare­ little interest in bidding for the inferior grade of crude Blanchard & Rossetto 646>5200 Fed chief said. MANCHESTER- OFFERSIIII $72,900- ly have a vacancy. that makes up the bulk of the stockpile. Real Estate. 646-2482. At the time, he gave no hint a rate reduction was im- $115,000. With a little $81,100. It's quietl $800, heat and hot tninent, but with tlie war complicating the economic If you have a Love Line In F______TLC you can call this 3 Move right into these water included. 247- 1 COMPANIES: USX Deal, Toy Merger, Honda Help them to have a small RESERVOIR HEIGHTS- the Herald, you ore etlgible bedroom ranch sparkling 1 or 2 5030.______diagnosis, lower interest rates were the quickest Production Cuts Wishing will not sell any­ Come and see our remedy available. for a drawing "HOME." Nice, vinyl models and plans for bedroom Ranch units MANCHESTER-Available USX Corp. ended a long stalemate with investor "Dinner For Two thing ... 0 low-cost ad. In In his 1\iesday night address. Bush proposed a hand­ k Classified will. Why not sided, starter home with the 6 lots remaining. with modern kitchens, immediately 6 rooms, 3 Carl Icahn by splitting the company stock into separate a t N ulirs” new paint and wall-to- ful of other measures to help prop up the economy, all piece of home mailed to ploce one today! 643-2711. newer roof, above This neighborhood is bedrooms, kitchen steel and energy issues. The move amounted to a spe­ ground pool, garage conveniently located on wall carpeting and appliances, private of which faced a tough journey through Congress. He cial dividend to current stockholders, who would end Send a message of love and fenced yard. D.W. Manchester/Vernon line bright spacious rooms signaled his preference for faster action, when he yard, garage, nice up with shares of companies in two distinct businesses. WE DELIVER Fish Real Estate, 643- with a country feel. tool There's an in­ neighborhood. $700 to your Valentine on 1591. ground pool and con­ declared, as if firing an order to his field generals in In the lingo of Wall Su-eet, investors would get a them every day. For Home Delivery. Call Quality craftsmanship monthly plus utilities. the desert: “Interest rates should be lower — now.” with attention to detail. venience to Rte 841 “pure play” in either steel or energy, which is what No pets, security/ It was unclear whether that was a directive aimed at February l i ' ‘* 647-9946 Prices start at Walk to Wickham ParkI references required. Icahn sought when he urged USX to dump the steel Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 AKE-LOCALE Anne Miller Real Greenspan’s Fed or the banks, which waited several $199,000. Re/Max East 646-1210 days, 643- business last year. Icahn promised not to buy any more ROMANCE. Cozy ot th e River Real Estate, 647-8000. days to cut the prime following the previous discount 8422, pm. USX stock and appeared ready to cash in what he had. Ranch close to lake. 2 Estate, 647-1419. F rate cut in December. Both the Fed and the industry LEGAL NOTICE Bedrooms, double lot. The stock deal took place as the company sought to Nice Yard. Great starter SPECTACULAR-South 9 got the message this time. negotiate a new contract with its steel workers. SOUTH FARMS-9 room. Windsor. $159,900. MANCHESTER The president also suggested a lower capital gains NOTICE TO CREDITORS home. Coventry. Icahn quickly turned his attention to another one of ESTATE OF $85,900. Phil 2-1/2 bath Colonial near OualiN built luxury con­ 2-1/2 room apart­ tax, tax-free savings accounts and penalty-free SIQOO his holdings, Trans World Airlines Inc., which put off ULUAN M. WILSON Blazawski. Philips Real Richard Martin School. do in Plum Ridge. Enjoy withdrawals from Individual Retirement Accounts for the benefits of condo ment. Ideal for eld­ a $75.5 million bond payment because it was running The Hon, David C. Rappe. Estate, 742-1450. Fireplaced family room first-time home buyers. For business, the president said 4 bedrooms, rec room living with over 1700 erly person. Single low on cash. Icahn blamed the move on a 60 percent To;_____ Judge of the Court of Probate, he would propose grants and tax credits for research District of Coventry, at a hear­ and only $215,900. square feet of living story building, indi­ drop in bookings caused by the war and the recession. Iv ' Message: LOOK AT THESE spacel 2 or 3 and development. For banks, he promised to pursue a ing held on January 29, 1991, "We’re Selling HousesI" Size:___ PRICESIII $68,000- Bedrooms, fireplace, vidual entrance, A slightly less turbulent shakeout began in the toy ordered that all claims must $72,000. Invite yourself Blanchard & Rossetto reform package that would, among other things, be presented to the fiduciary Real Estate, 646-2482. arage. D.W. Fisn Real near shopping and indusUy. Hasbro Inc. and struggling competitor Tonka Your Hometown Newspaper From:___ In to these 2 b^room change the way deposits were insured. Inc., said they would merge, combining the manufac­ at the address below. Failure F tstate, 643-1591. busline. $4.65 in­ The ideas weren’t new, and business leaders reacted to promptly present any such Ranch units with turers of toys ranging from GI Joe to Monopoly. CALL Mail with payment to: claim may result in the loss of hardwood flooring WARANOKE ROAD- cludes heat, appli­ cautiously. Hasbro said it would pay $107.1 million in cash for Since 1881 throughout. Fully ap­ $1 70's. Majestic 3 STRANO’S C O N D O ’S- rights to recover on such Thompson Rd. Lovely, ances, storage area, ECONOMY: Confidence is Key Tonka and assume all of its debts, for a total bill of “LOVE LINES ” claim. plianced kitchens, bedroom Cape with a Statistics proved Greenspan’s point about the link 643-2711 MANCHESTER HERALD private front and back gorgeous screened in 2nd floor, 2 bedroom, i - coin-up laundry. 9 about $500 million. The combination would make Bertha E Rappe, 1/2 baths, fully ap­ between public confidence and the gulf. Hasbro the undisputed king of toyland. 16 Brainard Place to place your P.O. BOX 591 Clerk entrances and owners porch. Located on a 16 BRAINARD PLACE who want offers. You’ll beautiful lot at the top of plianced unit. Wall-to- The Conference Board’s January calculation of con­ MANCHESTER, CT 06040 In the adult toy department, Honda Motor Co. said it special message The fiduciary is: love the Inground pool the hill. Call todayl It's a wall over hardwood sumer confidence produced the lowest number in 10 would trim production of the Accord, the nation’s Must he received no later than February II, 1991 Nancy M. Simmons and recreation centerl steall "We're Selling floors. Newly painted. Manchester, CT 268 Twin Hills Drive Damato years__54 on a s ^ e of 100 set in the heady days of best-selling car, reflecting a deepening recession in the Convenient ot shopping HousesI" Blanchard & Asking. $85,900,00. m m INTCRFIIItlt MM Coventry, CT 06238 1985. auto business. & Rte. 84. Anne Miller Rossetto Real Estate, Manchester. Strano Call rental office 008-02 Real Estate, 647-8000. 646-2482. Real Estate, 647-7653. F 646-1021 1