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Monday, April 4, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents A Crisis unit considered State OK due at hospitai on town’s bid P By Andrew J. Davis Manchester Herald Manchester Memorial Hospital may be one of a series of area hospitals and mental health cen­ to scrap reval ters to become part of a mental health crises intervention center R network, said a hospital official. Bv Andrew Yurkovskv the revaluation, some members The hospital could be one of the Manchester Herald of the Board of Directors have facilities that offers mental sharply criticized Vincent. health services under a network An official from,the slate Office Zimbowski said today that an that also may include other area of Policy and Management said investigation into whether the treatment facilities. It has not today that his agency would town erred in using 1986 fair been determined if monies for one probably allow the town to set market values In arriving at the of three proposed networks aside its problem-ridden 1987 1987 Grand List is not expected to across the state will be awarded Grand List and use the 1986 Grand be finished fop several weeks. He by the Department of Mental List in its place. said attorneys for 0PM are Health in this area, said Dr. Donald Zimbowski. the chief of looking into that question. Stephen Holtzman. chief- OPM’s municipal division, said But he added that all questions chairman of the hospital’s De­ the agency would “probably on the future of the revaluation partment of Psychiatry grant” the town’s request to set » cannot be answered until it is Holtzman has been part of a aside the revaluation. The town determined what base year committee which has been meet­ administration asked the 0PM should have been used for the 1987 Srd ing for the last five months to last Thursday to set aside the revaluation. svin bring the network to this area. revaluation after a number of Zimbowski added that under It as The network would provide emer­ problems, including the possibil­ the state statute permitting the no, gency. outreach and “transi­ ity that 1986 market values were setting aside of the Grand List, tive tional living facilities.” among ' improperly used in the 1987 the same Grand List would ston other things, for people with revaluation. Zimbowski has said become effective next year. But mental health problems. Holtz­ use of the 1986 values was because of the question over what cs a man said. improper. values were used for the 1987 ittle The “transitional living facili­ In a related matter. Town Grand List, It remains to be seen the ties” will provide patients who do Manager Robert B. Weiss denied whether the property values in hich not need to be admitted to a published reports that he had that Grand List will have to ^ ourt hospital’s psychiatric ward with • instructed employees «f -the-«s- updated to 19BB. ince a place to be counseled, but for a sessor’s office to keep quiet about Weiss said last week that his shorter time than the average problems with the revaluation in assumption was that the values hospital stay, which is about two a meeting last November. He said would be updated to 1988. months, he said. he held the meeting in November Weiss said that the main It has not been decided where of last year with members of the purpose of the November meet­ ers. each portion of the network will town’s revaluation staff to dis­ ing of the revaluation staff was to four be placed, Holtzman said. cuss the willingness of employees discuss objections of some staff e at The committee is comprised of to work overtime. members to working overtime, 4 At the same time. Weiss said, hird representatives from mental Divid Kool/Mincheiter Herald "but never or ever did I say, don’t five health facilities around the Man­ staff members were asked to let any information out.” !ver chester, South Windsor, East "I FOUND SOME" - Tiffany Jean, 20 hunt held Saturday at Center Springs make sure that any information He said he expected staff 3-85 Hartford. Glastonbury and months old, of Manchester, tells her Park. The hunt was sponsored by the they gave out to the public was members to talk about the id. Rocky Hill areas including the father, Wayne Jean, about her discovery Jaycees and Burger King. More pictures accurate. revaluation with neighbors or ight Genesis Center of Manchester of a nest of eggs during the Easter egg on page 3. Assessor J. Richard Vincent friends, but he wanted to “make led. and the Inter-Community mental said today that he was “meeting sure that any information that got vith health group of Glastonbury, he with staff and going over how out was accurate information.” said. . we’re going to handle this reva­ Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. and The committee hopes to have a luation situation.” Director Barbara Weinberg, a proposal ready by this summer, Jackson tackles race issue Becau.se of the number of member of a subcommittee of he said. If approved by the state appeals made to the town Board directors investigating the reva­ department, and the boards of all of Tax Review on assessments in luation. said that witholding the participating facilities, the the 1987 Grand List. Weiss information on the revaluation network could be implemented with farmers in Wisconsin requested on Thursday that 0PM from elected officials would be sometime next year. Holtzman Bv Evans Witt share” has changed only in the allow the list to be set aside and inappropriate. said. The Associated Press final phrase for 1988: “We want that the 1986 list be used in its Zimbowski said that officials No new facilities would be News Analysis our fair share.” place for the tax bills that will from his office would be in town needed for the network, but more AMERY, Wis. — Jesse Jackson Jackson worked hard after 1984 come due this year. later this week to look into the staff would be needed in each faced a big crowd of farmers in to broaden his circle of advisers There were more than L50 sales of property and whether the participating facility, he said. this northern Wisconsin town, after poll has shown a substantial and to build support among appeals, on which the board had a prices match fair market values. Ray Gorman, assistant re­ almost all of them white, and the number of Americans uneasy groups he had failed to court midnight deadline on Thursday to Weiss said he would have the gional director for program de­ black presidential candidate about a black president. successfully. He labored to make act. The board failed to meet a answers to a list of questions on velopment for the Department of tackled their racial difference But this year, Jackson has been his Rainbow Coalition a reality. March 21 deadline to file with the the revaluation from a Board of Mental Health, said it has not head-on. expanding his support well “I’ve watched us grow in this 0PM for an extension. Directors’ subcommittee this af­ been decided how the monies will “There were three farmers out beyond the solid backing of black campaign from racial battle­ As a result of questions about ternoon. be appropriated until a final in Iowa debating this issue of voters, taking up to 22 percent of ground to economic common decision is made on Gov. William race,” the Democratic hopeful the white vote in the Connecticut ground and move on to moral O’Neill’s 1988-89 budget. began. “They said, ‘You know, primary. And polls in Wisconsin higher ground,” he said at About 1.200 people a year are we found out something — Jesse show him doing even better here Amery. Judge suppresses served by a similar crises inter­ Jackson is black.’’’ among white voters — farmers, The civil rights leader, one of vention center in Hartford, Gor­ Jackson smiled. “Well, you all students and blue-collar workers. the most eloquent men to seek the man said. found out late. I’ve been with the Part of the change has come as presidency, also has worked out Besides Hartford, there are program for a long time.” he has shifted his message. many ways to deal with race as an Crafts’ car clues five other intervention centers in But that’s just the beginning of In 1988, Jackson has emphas­ issue — with metaphors, humor the state, said Nancy Wright, the story. ized his economic message over and careful argument. NEW LONDON (AP) — A 1986. 9 chief of communications for the Race is an issue in the 1988 the social justice theme that was One favorite is the image of a judge ruled today that evidence, Prosecutors revealed last mental health department. Dan­ Democratic presidential race, the centerpiece of his 1984 cam­ quilt — “made of many pieces, including wood chips and a clump month that wood chips were bury. Bridgeport. New Haven, seen by many as one of the major paign. The 1984 rhetoric of “We many colors, but all held together of tissue-like material with hu­ recovered from the trunk of roadblocks between Jackson and don’t want welfare; we don’t man blood, seized from the Crafts’ car and that they con­ Please turn to page 10 a spot on the national ticket. Poll want workfare; we want our Please turn to page 10 automobile of an airline pilot tained a clump of tissue-like accu.sed of killing his wife and material that tested positive for running her body parts through a human blood. wood chipper cannot be used by It is that evidence the judge the prosecution at trial. said cannot be used by the state 47 Tests can torment teens and adults Supeior Court Judge Barry R. against Crafts. Prosecutors will, Schaller, rulingbefore the start of however, be able to present to the might remember experiencing where the competition-and- Richard B Crafts’ murder trial jury evidence seized from Crafts’ sixth In a series an occasional attack of “butterf­ achievement ethnic is firmly in here, did permit the prosecution home including 51 firearms, a lies” before a big exam — or place. Dr. Bruch describes one to use evidence taken from the blue comforter, carpet samples Bv Denise Portino maybe you were a chronic revealing study in which people defendant’s Newtown home. and a pair of men’s shoes. The Associated Press worrier. After all, even when were asked to carry out a given State’s Attorney Walter Flana­ Authorities have also said they you’re well-prepared, tests are task, but assured that they gan had termed the evidence weren’t being rated in any way. Imagine this; The final exam in inherently nerve-wracking; you taken from Crafts’ car and home Please turn to page 19 your weakest subject is days never know exactly what form its Ail performed as instructed, "crucial” to the state’s case. He away, and you feel like it’s an problems will take, whether they without any noticeable tension. declined to comment on the approaching execution. You are will be easy or difficult, or However, the members of a judge’s ruling on the evidence, so worried, you race through whether you’ll be thrown off by as second group who were given the which challer said he would TODAY meals without tasting the food “trick” question. very same task but told that they explain in a memorandum later and can barely remember sleep­ “Since there is usually an would be scored showed definite this week. ing. Even the act of studying element of the unknown and the signs of anxiety. The knowledge Crafts, a pilot for Eastern Index that a grade or mark will be makes you nervous, and you have situation is largely out of your Airlines, is accused of killing his 20 pages, 2 sections, the same queasy-stomach feeling control, ‘test anxiety’ isn’t en­ attached to your performance Danish-born wife, Helle, a 39- that you're sure will torment you tirely irrational,” admits Dr. apparently arouses a universal year-old .stewardess. B u sIh m I ______9 Ohltiiarl— 2 during the test. Worse, you’re Monroe Bruch, associate profes­ concern about feelings of ade­ Prosecutors allege that Crafts, Clutifltd - 18-20 Opinion _ _ _ 9 convinced that your mind will be sor of counseling psychology at quacy and competence, and the now 50, tried to cover up the crime Comics------17 Psopis______9 so numbed with fear, you won’t be the State University of New York need for others’ approval. by running parts of her body Connscticut _A-5 Sports _ _ 11-18 able to recall a thing. in Albany. Experts agree that being too through a wood-chipping ma­ Focus______8 TRevision _ _ 19 If you’re a typical adult who is Most of us also fear evaluation, chine he rented around the time of Local_____ 2-3 U.8./Wortd _7,10 long and safely out of school, you especially in school or on the job Please turn to page 10 her disappearance in November Lotlsry______2 Wsathsr_____ 2 /■ 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 4. 1988 4 - MA RECORD MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday April 4. 1988 - 3

11 About Town Public Meetings

Sunset Club meets Public meetings this week. The Sunset Club will meet on Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Manchester Senior Citizens Center on East Manchester Middle Turnpike. Monday Parking Authority, Lincoln Center gold room, 8 Daughters plan meeting a.m. Budget workshop, Lincoln Center gold room, 5; 30 Britannia Chapter of the Daughters of the British to 9 p.m. Empire will meet on Thursday at 11 a m. at the Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center Community Baptist Church on East Center Street. hearing room, 7 p.m. Hostesses for the meeting are Mrs. Robert Walker ’Tuesday a\it4 and Mrs. Homer Rines. Board of Directors workshop, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 p.m. Art exhibit at coiiege Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7; 30 p.m. Jayne Gillon. of Glastonbury, will display her nts Wednesday watercolors and abstract figurative printmaking Hockanum River Linear Park Committee, from Tuesday to Saturday, April 30, at the Women’s Lincoln Center gold room, 7; 30 p.m. Center of Manchester Community College. The Budget public hearing, Waddell Elementary exhibit, sponsored by the college art department, is A School, 8 p.m. free and open to the public. Visitors may view the Thursday exhibit from 9:30 a m. to 3 p.m. For information, Cheney National Historic District Commission, call 647-6056. Probate Court, 4:30 p.m. REG' Budget workshop, Lincoln Center hearing room, man 5:30-9 p.m. Auxiliary will meet recyt The Army & Navy Auxiliary will meet on stanc Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the club house on Main Andover P i Street. Members should turn in money and any David Koot/Manchtatar Harald tickets not sold for the spaghetti supper set for Monday Wednesday. April 13, frotif'5 to 7: .30 p.m. at the club RHAM Board of Education, RHAM High School, THE HUNT IS ON — Chester Gary, left, of Manchester, is grand prizes, a large chocolate rabbit. Above, youngsters Eai house. 7:30 p.m. all smiles after finding a marked candy rabbit during take off in search of eggs. The hunt was sponsored by the ’Tuesday David Kooi/Manchealer Herald Saturday’s Easter egg hunt at Center Springs Park. Jaycees and Burger King for youngsters 12 and under. il Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, Finding the marked rabbit entitled Gary to one of the Stress topic of talk 7:30 p.m. HELPING OUT — Four St. James wit A program on adolescence and family stress will Charles Foley, left, Liza Murcia, Aimee Wednesday be held April 7, at 7:30 p.m. at Tiling Junior High School pupils prepare Easter baskets Miranda and Jonathan Chomick. The Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 7 p.m. Bv Mark bers School. David G. Schroeder, Ph.D.. licensed last week for distribution to people baskets contained soap, shampoo and The Assc lave psychologist and certified marriage and family staying at the Samaritan Shelter for the other personal items. The collection was Miss Manchester pageant is back therapist, will be the guest speaker. ’The program is homeless run by the Manchester Area made at the school as part of a Lenten Bolton EAST 1 t an free and open to the public. habits wi Monday the Conference of Churches. Pupils are project. David Kool/Manchester Herald ways in th fair Booster Club, Herrick Park, 7 p.m. 13 contestants are set for first event since 1979 tory recyi Wednesday : the Private Pilot’s class set Connectic Public hearing. Board of Education, Board of ‘dto Private Pilot Ground School is a new course Bv Anita A/\. Caldwell f.awrence, suggested to Fergu­ Each ' Obituaries Finance, Community Hall, 8 p.m. Manchester Herald 1. He offered by the Continuing Education Department at Mall sewer plan son to get involved becau.se he household Thursday are Manchester Community College. The course meets knew many people in town bag. bottl Library Board, Bentley Memorial Library, 7:30 the Federal Aviation Association’s requirements to Thirteen young women will vie Ferguson, who is a salesman and news Joseph Facette p.m. ions pass the written portion of the private pilot’s test. made to the American Cancer Bator of Manchester; her mater­ Saturday for the title of Miss for D.W. Fish Realty, said All are pi; tion Jo.seph U. Facette. 75. of Society or to the Broadview vote is due tonight Manchester in the town’s first Instruction by certified flight instructors will nal great-grandparents, Mr. and Wasilefsky, office managerat the pickup by It is include basic aerodynamics, meteorology, federal Manchester, died Friday at a Community Church, 45 Oliver St., Mrs. Paul Kegresse of Adams, Coventry Miss Manchester Scholarship real estate company, showed him It’s a r rear local convalescent home. Hartford, 06106. Mass., and Mr. Walter Bator of Pageant since 1979. the ropes. aviation regulations, aircraft weight and balance, Bv Nancy Concelman tween the town and the district is dents hav( 19S7 Before his retirement, he was a Cheshire, Mass.; her paternal Monday This year’s Miss Manchester ’T ve never run a show before,” airport communications and air traffic control, Manchester Herald more over money than the actual years sim clerk with Pratt & Whitney, Small grandparents, Carol Isham and Special Town Meeting, Town Office Building, 7 will earn a scholarship of any­ Ferguson said, ” It lakes a lot of radio navigation and medical factors related to Victoria Wiochowski plans and engineering of the recycling ider Tool Division, West Hartford. Royal Isham, both of Manches­ p.m. where from $800 to $1,000 for a knowledge." flying. Classes meet at Ellington Airport for 17 Victoria (Jedidian) Wio­ ■The Planning and Zoning Com­ project Connectic the He is survived by a daughter ter; her paternal great- Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. school of her choice. Ferguson said he had to learn sessions on Mondays and Thursdays from 7 to 9p.m. chowski of' East Hartford died mission is scheduled to vote One of the main points of when a ne Jst, and son-in-law, Darlene and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office about who to contact for the The fee is $1S0. For information, call 647-6242. Friday at Manchester Memorial tonight on the Eighth Utilities contention between the town and Mayor Peter DiRosa will em­ Jan. I. 19t )uld James Carilli of Tolland and Royal Isham of Vernon. Building, 7; 30 p.m. music, audio engineers, lighting Monday through Thursday from 1 to 7 p.m. Hospital. She is survived by a son Distrirl’s disputed plans for a the district is which will control a cee the pageant which starts at The bill But three grandchildren. He was Graveside service is Tuesday ’Tuesday people, choreographers, talent and daughter-in-law, Michael sanitary trunk sewer to serve the splitter valve, which controls the 7:30 p.m. in Bailey Auditorium at statewide. rhat pre-deceased by his wife, Anne at 10 a.m. in St. James Cemetery. Human Services, Town Office Building, 9 a.m. and general behind-the-scenes Gov. Wil and Jane Wiochowski of Man­ Housing Authority, on site, 7 p.m. Mall at Bucfkland Hill.'; and direction the sewage will flow, Manchester High School. Tickets 1987 Bolton Boosters to meet (Gorris) Facette. There are no calling hours. The effort. summer, | chester and a sister, Martha Town Hall Space Committee, Town Office surrounding areas and collect an estimated $1 are $7 each and may be pur­ leen The funeral is Tuesday at 11 John F. Tierney Funeral Home of Last summer. Ferguson said he accepting The Bolton Boosters Club will meet tonight at 7 Robarge of Manchester. Building, 7:30 p.m. million in connection fees. ■ chased at the door or call Tom B in p.m. at Herrick Park. The/Boosters will also hold a a.m. at the Newkirk & Whitney Manchester, has charge of If the commission voles against started preparing for the contest Among The funeral is Tuesday at 9 a ,m. Republican Town Committee, Town Office The commission is also sche­ Ferguson at 643-1591 or Susan ) be fund raising dance on Saturday, April 16 from 8p.m. Funeral Home. 318 Burnside arrangements. the plan, its vote could be by looking for dales to hold the from the Dillion-Baxter Funeral Building, 7:30 p.m. duled to vote on an amendment to Tanner, ticket chairman, at 644- recycled to 1 a.m., at St. Matthew’s Church Hall. Tolland Ave.. East Hartford. Calling overruled by district voters in the event. j card and Home. 1276 Berlin Turnpike. Wednesday the zoning regulations that would 4849 his Music will be provided by Steve Zavarella. Tickets hours are one hour prior to the Harold Scott future. Under stale Section 8-24 of But the pageant committee paper sc: lues Wethersfield, followed by a Mass Youth Services, Town Office Building, 2:15 p.m. the state statutes, the commis­ eliminate the creation of rearlots The contest was opened to were not the only people prepar­ are $15 per couple. For more informatiion. call service. Burial will be at the Harold R. Scott Sr., 64, of teries. w£ of Christian burial at 10 a m. in Windham Regional Transit District, Town Office sion is required fo review plans in subdivisions. women from the ages of 17 to 23. ing for the contest. 649-9566. convenience of the family. Hartford, died Wednesday at and leave; nain the Church of St. Rose, East Building, 7:30 p.m. and submit a report The original rear lot regulalmn. Contestants had to live, work or Memorial contributions may be Mount Sinai Hospital. He was the Ferguson said the contestants ,';fatewide Hartford. Burial will be in Mount School Building Committee, Coventry High approved by the commission in go to school in Manchester. leet- made to the Manchester Elderly The commission must decide will be judged in four categories. municipal St. Benedict Cemetery, husband of Shirley (Wetmore) School, 7:30 p.m. December 1986. allowed develop­ Runner-up scholarships are isto Outreach, 41 Center St , Man­ whether the plan is consistent Each contestant will be inter­ recycling Bloomfield. Scott and brother of Frank Scott Parks and Recreation Committee, Patriots Park, ers fo create rear lots on also not yet determined since the itaff chester 06040. of Manchester. / with the town’s Plan of Develop­ viewed by all five judges at one Groton me, Capitol Calendar Calling hours are tonight from 2 7:30 p.m. subdivisionsoronlotsof recordto pageant committee is still wait­ time. The second category Is the Besides his wife and brother, he ment. The commission could 4 recycling bn't David A. Stott to 4 and 7 to 9. Thursday avoid wetlands, steep grades or ing for more response from local evening gown competition, where is survived by a son, Harold R. accept the plans or decide to residents Memorial donations may be Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. other natural features that would business people, said Tom Fergu­ the contestants demonstrate on- David A. Stott, 32, of Hartford, Scott Jr. of Lantana, Fla.; a accept a report from the town separate Itaff HARTFORD (API — Here is the schedule of made to the American Diabetes Housing and Rehabilitation, Town Office Build­ make il difficult to build. The son, coordinator of the pageant ■stage personality and public died Saturday at home. He is daughter. Carol Sue Scott of staff that doesn’t recommend the garbage s the committee meetings (CM) and public hearings Association, 40 South St., West ing, 7:30p.m. regulation had the effect of and a local real estate agent. Oivld Kool/MinehMttr Harild speaking abilities Contestants survived by a sister and brother- Hartford; three sisters. Barbara district’s plan for the $1.7 million In East or (PH) in the Connecticut General Assembly this Hartford 06110. Friday pushing building projects away It may be taking a while for the are next judged wearing swim­ in-law. Carol and Stanley Staron Perruccio of Phoenix. Ariz.. Alice sanitary sewer line. of 14,300 lake week. Fair Housing Committee, Town Office Building, 8 from areas too close to sensitive business community to respond, suits. The last category is talent. of Bolton. Walker of East Hartford and PAGEANT PLANS — Tom Ferguson, coordinator of the summer tgot All events arc open to the public. Times and places p.m. The commission tabled a vote environmental areas. but interested participants were The fii^e-panel jury of four men A memorial service will be at Jonelle Isham Jeanette Deutchen of Queens. on the plans at its March 21 Miss Manchester Schoiarship Pageant, and Grace embraced 1. " are subject to change and information about I,ots of record are those that quick to reply and on^ woman are Richard the Broadview Community Jonelle Nicole Isham. infant N.Y.; three grandchildren; and Jaworski, a former Miss Manchester, taik about the event while me and individual meetings and hearings can be obtained meeting because commission exist on current zoning maps " I was overwhelmed with Lawrenge, former director of Church at a time to be announced. daughter of Michael C. and opposed t by calling the Legislative Management Committee several nieces and nephews. members said they didn't know Subdivisions are created by de­ phone calls,” Ferguson said. "We that wiii be heid on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Manchester Miss Manchester; Tony Terzl, [. a Cremation will be at Cedar Hill Melissa (Bator) Isham, of Man­ them moi e of at 240-0100. The funeral was today at enough about the plan. Senior velopers and must be approved .started out with 20 girls and now High Schooi. radio announcer at WKCI, also Crematory followed by burial in chester, died Wednesday at Man­ fees, ha !va- The first hour of each public hearing is reserved Dillon-Baxter Funeral Home, Thoughts Planner Robert B. Hannon said by the commission before build­ we’re down to 13 (contestants) ” known as KCIOl, in Hamden and Highland Memorial Park. John­ chester Memorial Hospital around ilng for legislators and agency heads. The public is then 1276 Berlin Turnpike, Wethers­ today he had no idea how the ing can occur. Ferguson is happy that the New Haven; Scott Bowman, permitted to speak. ston. R.I. There are no calling Besides her parents, she is field. Burial is in the State commission would vote. But many developers began "I thini tion hours. 10-ycar hiatus didn’t dim the who are looking for .scholar­ his position and no one el.se director of the Miss Fairfield Subcommittee meetiings are not listed survived by her maternal grand­ Veteran’s Cemetery, Town staff disagrees with the requesting reductions in fron­ together < I be What is Easter? To many of us it means spring, a excitement a pageant often ships,’’ Ferguson said followed. Ferguson .said. County Pageant; Lee Vecchitto, Tuesday, April 5 Memorial donations may he parents, Carolyn C. and Michael Middletown. district’s plans for the sewer, but tages and side yards to create necessary new season of the year, new clothes, renewed hope creates. The tradition was interrupted But interest was sparked when director of the Miss Wallingford House session. I p.m. an attorney representing the rear lots that would be used as Barbour, iais for today and tomorrow. To some it means "It was great to find out there 10 years ago when Rick Law­ Tony Wasilefsky, president of the Pageant and Bruce Roberts, Legislative Program Review and Investigations. Eighth District at that hearing additional building lots, Hannon the East own resurrection: flowers, trees, bushes, grasses — all was that much interest in girls rence. who coordinated the event Miss Connecticut Scholarship president of the Miss Massachu­ CM. 9:.90 a.m.. Room W-I4. argued that disagreement be­ Com mere; the Deaths Elsewhere of nature is resurrected. New life springs up all said who wanted to be in a show and at that time, stepped down from pageant, and who was trained by setts Pageant. Judiciary, CM. after session. Room E-51-57 the around us everywhere. To others it signifies Wednesday, April 6 oes. renewed life within as thoughts of God and how he House Session. 11 a m Milton A. Caniff, 81, that he did not own the strip and In 1950, he sent a bear cub the raised up his Son. Jesus from the dead. Symbols of There will also be refreshments available at the Judiciary, CM. 9:30 a m Room E-51-.57. was lured away by Marshall rescued from a fire in the Lincoln No 3 on artist for comic strips lillies and even rabbits appear. Lion’s Club booth. d of Thursday, April 7 Field and the Chicago Sun Syndi­ National Forest to Washington to NEW YORK (AP) — Milton A. Although human beings have celebrated the A free concert featuring the well-known NORWK I House session. II a m. (tentative) cate, which paid him $2,000 a represent the U.S. Forest Ser­ IN B R IE F at- Caniff, the comic strip arti^who change of seasons since the beginning of time from country band. County Line, will top off the day. Catholics i Executive and Legislative Nominations. PH. week and ownership of his new vice. Smokey Bear became a are prepar pitted square-jawed Atpeficans winter to spring for millions of Christians across the This entertainment will be sponsored by the 10:30 a m. Room W-,52. CM follows PH hero, "Steve Canyon,” fixture in the National Zoo, where More tournaments its 35-year against treacherous <^gon la­ world celebration of the resurrection of Jesus — Hebron Recreation Commission and will begin Friday, April 8 “ Steve Canyon" was in more he was a living symbol for forest tion of or dies in ’ ’Terry and the Pirates” from death to life — "H e rose” — is what Easter is A draft clause in the town’s lease agreement No meetings scheduled. than 500 newspapers around the fire prevention. immediately following the marketplace at 6 p.m bishop. and "Steve Canyoqr’ died Sun­ all about. with the Manchester Country Club would world as of early this year. For further information, contact Jim The Rev day at age 81. Vernon W. Thomson All peoples can find renewed hope and the increase the number of days per year the club Pasqurell, marketplace coordinator, at 228-0494. promise of life eternal — life after earthly death — has been a He began his cdreer drawing Wa s h in g t o n (a p ) -v e m o n could schedule tournament play from 15 to 21, Space may be reserved by sending an Elliott S. Barker by discovering Jesus — the living lord of all life. It Tuesday Only be elevate "Dickie Dare” and “The Gay W. Thomson, a former Wisconsin Director James F. "Dutch” Fogarty said today. application and check to the Hebron Republican Dr. Crane’s Quiz Thirties” for The Associated takes faith. As we see nature’s coming to life after ceremonie SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - governor, congressman and Fed­ Fogarty, the chairman of the directors’ Town Committee, Post Office Box 1002. Amston Press. But it was with "Terry and the wntry blasts, so we can see ourselves coming to seph’s Cat Conservationist and author Elli­ eral Election Commission chair­ subcommittee on the country club, said the 06231, Be sure to indicate what type of goods you the Pirates,” which he started in life through faith or trust in God, father of Jesus the Loverde 1. A cow usually gives the most milk after bearing ott S. Barker, who helped make man, died Saturday. He was 82. clau.se was being drafted by Town Attrtrncy John wish to market Foods to be consumed on the From Our Meat Dept. 1934 for the New York Dally Smokey Bear part of American Christ, who raised him from the dead so that we lary bisho] ast which calf? Thomson was a Republican W. Cooney. He said he expected the document premises cannot be sold, however, items fo be UaOA CHOtet WHOLt 9 News, that he made his mark on lore, died at a nursing home member of the Wisconsin Assem­ could know that we too will be raised from death to Hartford, ere FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH would be ready for consideration by the Board of adventure cartooning. Sunday. He was 101. life. Believe it, my friends! taken home from the marketplace will be ship of BOO of 2. A clock with a metal pendulum will run slowest bly from 1935 to 1951 and governor TENDERLOINS ■ • "O'...... * . / By 1946, Caniff was making Directors for their Tue.sday meriing. allowed. 2 69 " I reall :on- at which room temperature? Barker, a founding member of in 1956-57. He served in the U.S. $75,000 per year and “ Terry and the National Wildlife Federation, House from 1960 through 1974. Lawrence S. Staples The club’s lease on the town-owned golf person," like ZERO 32 DEGREES 70 DEGREES 90 course, which is to run out in 1991. stipulates that Connectici DEGREES the Pirates” was in more than 300 was named a “ hero of our time" He later joined the FEC and Pastor of Visitation From Our Deli Dept. for play on the course can be restricted to LPNs get wage hikes town he cal 3. Which one of these wili most likely wear a newspapers. in July 1987 by Newsweek remained there until 1979, serv­ South United Methodist Church OUH OWN »T O M nOAtTtO ^ However, Caniff was unhappy tournaments only 15 days per year, though the Pawcatuck dge Vandyke? magazine. ing in 1976-77 as chairman. Manchester Memorial Hospital’s licensed club has in recent years scheduled about 20 per practical nurses received a 16 percent pay hike TURKEY BREAST ^ . /ib in Pawcat ate MOTHER FATHER COED TODDLER 4 49 Pawcatucli year. The club’s board of governors had sought under a comprehensive wage package for all mponreo dll, 4. The word "deadheading” indirectly suggests A canon to bring the lease agreement in accord with the non-union employees which went into effect the which sound? since 1981 j Weather Manchester Herald rlub’s actual practice. Sunday, said a hospital spokesman. SWISS CHEESE ’ 3. 89/ib fts’ BEEF TOOT BANG BOOM the diocei , a 5. A "tenderfoot” probably belongs to which The country club subcommittee met two Starting salaries for LPNs will rise from $7.62 USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 158 lies organization?' weeks ago to discuss the increase in the an hour to $8.89 an hour, while maximum LIVERWURST...... ’ 2. 99/ib. Thunderstorms tournament schedule, but members were unable D.A.R. AMERICAN LEGION SALVATION Published dally except Suggested carrier rates salaries will increase from $10.16 an hour to hey ARM Y BOY SCOUTS Manchester and vicinity; Sunday and certain holi­ are $1.60 weekly. $7.70 for to reach a con.sensus. $12..33 an hour, said Amy Avery, assistant From Our Seafood Dept. Mai 6. As a practical test of your observation of Mostly cloudy with scattered days by the Manchester one month, $23.10 (or director of public relations. Publishing Co.. 16 Bral- three months, $46 20 for WASHIN e 10 animals, place a check mark under the way each showers and thunderstorms to­ The increase will make the hospital creature drinks. nard Place. Manchester. six months and $92.40 for Marketplace June 4 FILET OF SOLE ...... ^ - /ib. A 78-year- night. High 63 to 68. Winds Conn. 06040. Second one year. Senior citizen competitive with other area hospitals, she said. 5 99 says he Is \ Laps Water Sucks Water southwest increasing to 10 to 20 class postage paid at and mall rates are availa­ HEBRON — Residents will be able to turn LPNs received their raises as part of a review Goat as he retur mph. Chance of showers SO Mancheater, Conn. Post­ ble on request. their springtime cleaning into summertime cash of wages and job descriptions for all 1.100 From Our Own Bakery near the ch Rabbit percent. master: Send address To place an advertise­ when they sell their wares at the second annual employees at the hospital. The evaluation, I Horse changes to the Manches­ worshippin West Coastal, East Coastal: ment, or to report a news Hebron Marketplace from 10a.m.to6p.m. on which was started last summer, was approved Fox ter Herald. P.O. Box 561, item or piqture Idea, call John Stt Cloudy tonight with a chance of June 4 by the hospital Board of Directors last month. SOURDOUGH BREAD ...... ^ - /io.f Cow Manchester, Conn. 06040. 643-2711. Office hours are 1 99 across the showers possibly a thunder­ 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday Following the success of last year’s The LPNs demanded a pay hike in early Congregati storm. Low around 50. Wind If you don't receive your through Friday. marketplace, which netted nearly $2,000 for the March after hospital registered nurses voted in m n - U L $ Am-am; $ » !•.$ A m -tm Easter sen Answers in'Classified section. Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays becoming northwest around 10 The Manchester Herald Hebron Volunteer Fire Department, all of this a new contract which raised starting salaries invited insii . 2 or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, la a member of The mph. Chance of showers 30 year's proceeds will be donated to the Hebron from $22,000 to $27,000, while maximum salaries continue hi -0 percent. Some morning clouds please telephone your car­ Associated Press, the 317 Highland St. - 8 Lottery rier. If you’re unable to Audit Bureau of Circula­ Youth Baseball-Softball Association. increased from $22,000 to more than $35,000. Sunday. Tuesday then partly cloudy dur­ reach your carrier, call tions. the New England Mancheater " I ’m a g( -IS ing the afternoon. High 60 to 65. In addition to yard sale booths, business There are about 050 non-union employees at highland park market subscriber service at 647- Newspaper Association 646-4277 my time,” .10 Northwest Hills; Mostly cloudy 9046 by 6 p.m weekdays booths, pony rides, balloons and a clown for the the hospital but the United Food and and the New England has not beei ,10 Connecticut dally Saturday: 703. Play Four: 9674. Today's weather picture was drawn by Erin Luddecke, with scattered showers and thun­ (or delivery In Manchester. Press Association. kids. WCTY, a country music radio station Commercial Workers Union Is trying to organize the church .2 Lotto: 6.11.18.22.33,39. who iives on Benton Street and attends Bowers Schooi. derstorms likely tonight. ba.sed in Norwich, will be providing an en^cce. them. weekly vigi 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD Monday. April 4 \ m J8 — 3 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 4. 19S8 — .s f Woman leaves high society STATE New state office building for time with cows and bulls & R E G IO N to be dedicated a year late By Carolyn Wymon New Haven Register Warrants deleted HARTFORD (AP) - The new a replacement or refund if a dog since 1985 only because the clerk Legislative Office Building, more or cat became ill or died within 15 wasn’t named as a party. EAST HAVEN — A deputy assistant state’s than a year behind schedule and GUILFORD — Near the center days of purchase. The bill would Last week, the House put off attorney has taken issue with an order by the millions of dollars over Its origi­ of Guilford on Leetes Island Road also require pet stores to have action on a bill requiring public Is a contemporary-style home town’s police chief to erase dozens of computer nal budget, will finally be dedi­ dogs and cats up for sale records of women who failed to appear in court cated this week. schools to include information where Vivian Farren used to examined by a veterinarian, a about AIDS in health and safety the past several months. The dedication Friday will provision some say should lead to dress for tennis and entertain her classes. The measure may be Stephen G. Prelfeski, who acts as the coincide with the start of two days better treatment of the animals. husband’s clients and Yale taken up this week. Rep. Eugene hockey buddies. prosecutor for West Haven Superior Court of festivities marking the 350th Also on the Senate calendar is a A. Migliaro Jr .R-Wolcott.hasan (which handles cases from East Haven), said he anniversary of the General As­ Today the Farrens live in an bill barring lobbyists from contri­ amendment that would allow 1882 farmhouse on Beaver Head sympathizes with the police over the backlog sembly. The ceremonies will buting to legislator’s campaigns include a parade from the Old parents to keep their children out Road in North Guilford and situation but does not condone Chief Joseph while the General As.sembly is in of such classes by sending the State House in downtown Hart­ Vivian, 40, spends her days Pascarella’s actions. session, with the exception of the teacher a note. milking or cleaning out stalls for ford to the new office building. “ I think women failure-to-appears have to be opening day of the ■ session, The House agenda also con­ their fD^ows or on the phone, The building, located just west treated the same as men,’ ’ Preleski said. “ If traditionally a big day for legisla­ tains a bill making the fine for trying to negotiate a match of the Capitol building, was men failure-to-appears go into the computer, so tive fund-raisers. moving or destroying a survey­ between one of her Holsteins and orginally scheduled for occu­ should women so that other police departments Another bill on the Senate or’s marker at least $150 and not one of the country’s prized young pancy by the start of the 1987 can have access to the records.” calendar is designed to save more than $500. Moving or bulls. She rarely entertains, and session. The original pricetag of Women’s files were deleted because the town hundreds of zoning suits threa­ destroying such a marker now often at the day’s end she’s too $30 million has grown to $53 lacks facilities and staff to hold female suspects tened by a recent state Supreme carries a pennalty up to $50. busy or too exhausted to do much million. A overnight and to reduce the backlog of arrest Court ruling. The high court has more than point her family In the Also at the Capitol this week, Another bill pending in the warrants for failure to appear, Pascarella said. ruled that a 1985 state law direction of a resturant. several pieces of important legis­ House would create a task force lation are ready for action by requires that town clerks must be Sitting in her bam office, Million-dollar winner named as defendants in lawsuits to study the hours worked by A P ph oto looking like a Ralph Lauren lawmakers, who now have one interns and resident physicians at month to go before their manda­ appealing local zoning decisions. RECYCLING — East Lyme First Select­ model in pre-teen-sized jeans, HARTFORD — One first-prize ticket was sold AP ph oto hospitals. Backers of the study up recyciable materials. East Lyme's tory adjournment. The bill clarifies that lawmak­ flannel shirt, boots and stylish felt for Saturday’s drawing in the Connecticut state say interns and residents often man Dennis J. Murphy, left, and recycling program predates the state's RIVER RATS — Canoeists make their The so-called pet lemon law is ers only intended that town clerks sombrero, Vivian Farren seems lottery’s "Lotto” game. The ticket is worth $1 work extended hours every week, recycling coordinator Oaniei L. Miller III mandatory recycling law by 12 years. way at the start of the 25th River Rat on the Senate calendar. The bill be notified of such suits and possibly jeopardizing those under pleased with her new life and the million over 20 years. • ---- ,(^p J, pp, Rjo,.p jp offer P stand beside the town truck used to pick success her breeding farm has Spectacular on Millers River in Athoi, validates any lawsuits thrown out their care. One first-prize ticket in Tue.sday’s drawing begun to experience in just six will be worth about $1 million. Mass., Saturday. More than 400 canoes years. But she feels sorry for her were entered in the annual race. husband, Paul Farren, Jr. The winning combination picked Saturday was: 6. 11, 18,22, 33,39. Minority iegislator can’t expiain East Lyme’s recycling habits "H e married a debutante.” she says, "H e ended up with a mucker” Search for prisoner Advocates dispute claim Farren’s debutante days were DANBURY — Federal officials are continuing GROTON — State officials have decided not to why contracts’ quota wasn’t met will become the state’s ways spent in Lloyd Harbour, N.Y., a AP photo to search for a man convicted of cocaine hold a meeting to discuss job opportunities for well-to-do sound-side village on trafficking who escaped from a medium- the handicapped at a local motor inn this week in HARTFORD (AP) — A New company. for administering the law .said he ByBv Mark SeavyS»avv Haven legislator says he is at a Merchants’ hauling costs in­ the north side of Long Island. PURE-BRED MOO-LAH — Vivian Farren ieft, used to security prison camp, a prison official said, a disagreement over the definition of Another $290,000 in set-aside could not determine whether The Associated Press 268 tons in“ l^ 'n r 9 3 7 tons last “ loss for words” over revelations creased because they had to buy year. There the young Vivian Wemyss dress for tennis and help entertain her husband's Yaie Daniel O’Campo, 57, was discovered missing "handicapped accessible.” contracts went to two businesses Morganti had complied with the three dump.sters instead of one learned to sail, play tennis and that the General Assembly may operated by white women: one, law because he had not reviewed k The amount of bottles and cans buddies. Now she's turned her taients to breeding during a count of prisoners around 4 p.m. The Governor’s Committee on Employment of EAST LYM E — East Lym e’s not have complied with its the wife of a lawyer well- and pay for pickup. collected rose from 191 tons in appreciate the finer things in life Saturday, camp Administrator Lee Enzor said. the Handicapped postponed the meeting after reports Morganti filed with his habits will become the state’s — information that served her Holsteins and one of the country's most valuable bulls. minority contracting law when connected in Democratic Party office. The reports were reviewed ’’When we realized that cost 1976 to 360 tons last year. The U.S. Marshals have been searching the state and The Disabilities Network of Eastern Connecticut ways in three years when manda­ well when she married and building >its new $54 million circles: the other, the wife of a by The Courant. could increase tenfold in 10 years town recycles about 30 percent of decided to boycott the reception at the Groton tory recycling goes into effect in a bulletin has gone out to police, he said. Legislative Office Building. man who operates a construction without the ordinance, it opened its municipal solid waste, which eventually began raising a family placed by a new bam. heifer, or raised at the Osbomdale Farm in That the law was not aggres­ Connecticut, The prison camp has no walls or fences to keep Motor Inn because of questions over whether it “ I ’m at a loss for words,” said company that also worked on the everybody’s eyes.” said Andrew amounts to about 10,000 tons with a Yale-educated lawyer young cow, facility, tool shed and Derby. sively applied to a huge construc­ rgu- Each week in East Lyme prisoners from walking*away, he said. was wheelchair accessible. state Rep. Walter S. Brooks project, the newspaper said. Pappas, owner of Constantine's annually. Murphy said. from an old New Haven family. hay storage barn. Farren called But she says. “ I don’t think tion project In Hartford — the ? he households, wastes are put in one Frank Gorman of Colchester, a member of D-New Haven, .a member and In all. just three contracts Resturant. "W e bang, bang, bang, away at The first hint of change came the venture Sugarloaf after the Mrs. Kellogg did much in the way state’s poorest city and the only bag. bottles and cans in another, Car owners shortchanged DNEC’s Board of Directors, said he inspected former chairm^in of the legisla­ equaling about seven-tenths of 1 The costs of disposing of it.” said Murphy, who meets once about a decade ago when Farren name of the land lying to its south of bam chores — not the way one with a population more than nnan and newspapers in still another. made several trips to visit her side. the motor inn on Route 184 and found it lacks ture’s Black and Hispanic Cau­ percent of the $54 million project 50 percent black and Hispanic — municipal wastes, which East a week with the town’s recycling Vivian does.” HARTFORD — Consumer officials said All are placed along the curb for Lyme First Selectman Dennis J. sister’s cattle ranch in Arizona. Next to her husband. the person handicapped parking spaces. Also, he said, cus. “ Us, the watchdogs, the were awarded under the state angered city officials. crews. “ We have every incentive Farren’s workday begins at 7 nation-wide are concerned that car owners are 1 the pickup by the town Murphy Jr., said could rise from Although her sister owned the most responsible for helping there is a two-inch step outside the entrance of caucus, have fallen asleep, and set-aside law, the newspaper The set-aside law, last revised to recycle. In addition to the a.m. when she joins University of being shortchanged at the gas pumps. him It’s a ritual East Lyme resi­ $.300,000 to $1 million when the land, she hired others to run the Farren get started in the breed­ the inn and a stairway leading to the conference they’ve robbed us blind I ’m said. in 1987, was intended to promote environmental reasons, which Vermont graduate Ron Paquette Increasingly in Connecticut and many other dents have repeated for the dozen town landfill clo.ses in 1990, is an ranch, using it primarily as a ing business is Don Augur. A room. ashamed.” "That is frightening. That is development of small businesses re,” are all good, we’ve got a real in the milking room. Paquette states, consumers are falling victim to the cash A law passed in 1982 requires years since the town adopted a eye opener that fostered civic vacation spot. retired breeder from Northford grew up on a farm but now embarrassing," Hartford Coun­ owned by women and minorities )t of pragmatic problem.” discount system used at many gas stations. state agencies to award 3.75 recycling ordinance and one all pride. "They’d be there planning who raised desirable stock of his commutes to his job at Sugarloaf. Man appeals trial cilman I. Charles Mathews said. that otherwise would have diffi­ Connecticut residents must adopt The town truck that picks up Lois B. Hager, recycling coor­ dinners and cocktail parties.” won. Augur helps Farren with her Consumer officials say station owners and percent of their construction " If the state is not willing to set culty competing with larger, am STAMFORD — In what could be a when a new state law takes effect recyclable materials is embla­ dinator for the state Department Farren recalls. “ I ’d go off with animal purchases and breeding A veterinarian from New Jer­ attendants fail to give advertised discounts, contracts to small businesses the tone, who will? This just well-established companies. the Jan. I. 1991 zoned with a sticker urging of Environmental Protection, the cow-boys. ... I fell in love with decisions. sey does all of Farren’s embryo instead charging cash-paying customers the precedent-setting decision, the state Supreme operated by minorities and makes you want to give up” The set-aside program was ting said East Lym e’s success can be transplant work, but Farren must Court will hear arguments later this month in an women. The bill mandating recycling people to "Keep East Lyme the the lifestyle, the aura of the His contributions have proven higher price that is supposed to be charged to Morganti Inc., the private criticized in February in a report lent attributed to local leaders who tend to sick or expectant cows appeal that claims a Stamford man did not But The Hartford Courant -Statewide, signed into law by Recycling Leader.” and resi­ West.” invaluable, for though her herd is credit card customers. company hired by the legislature by the .state Commission on ■nes are committed to recycling and when no vet is around. The stacks receive a fair trial because jurors were swayed reported that just three contracts Human Rights and Gov. William A. O’Neill la.sl dents say they faithfully obey the Much of this story must be young, it is already producing No one knows how widespread the problem is to manage the project, said it summer, prohibits landfills from ordinance. hired a staff for the program. peiced together by inference, milk of a volume and with a of Holstein magazines which line or how much it costs consumers. But there is by the fact he had AIDS. — equaling less than,one-fifth of Opportunities. dhe more than met requirements of accepting recyclable materials. ” I find it fantastic.” resident In addition to Miller, town some by conversations with oth­ butterfat content above industry Farren’s office bookshelves help During jury selection Superior Court Judge the compliance quota ba.sed on The commission found that test evidence that it affects tens of thousands of the law. Among the items that must be Edward Mahoney said pausing employees man a truck fitted ers. Despite Farren’s friendli­ standards. As a result, Farren her keep up with changes in the Harold H. Dean told prospective jurors that $54 million — were awarded to .state agencies are not meeting the motorists. Last summer two gas stations in Morganti officials contended recycled in addition to bottles, before entering a supermarket. with compartments for bottles ness, she is not eager to discuss reguarly receives farm visitors field. ^ does traveling and Eugene Mercer had AIDS. Mercer was later women and minority contractors the standards established in the Connecticut — one in West Hartford and the that under their interpretation of card and newspapers are office ” We faithfully do it and everyone and cans and newspapers. An details of her personal life. from as far away as Holland and talking with the breeders. convicted of felony murder and first-degree for the office building, which is law, that the program is not being ttee other in Darien — were charged will failing to the law. they were allowed to paper scrap metal, storage bat­ I know does.” inspector is also stationed at the What whe will say is that upon Great Britain — and has con­ scheduled tobe dedicated Friday, effectively monitored and that par­ Whether or not Farren keeps up give the advertised discounts. State consumer manslaughter In the December 1984 shooting eliminate 85 percent of the teries. waste oil. tree clipping^ town landfill to check incoming returning from a visit with her Only one state set-aside con­ the office that administers the Policing residents is up to tracts in hand for her livestock’s with news in her industry, it's officials say they receive about 30 complaints death of a 32-year-old Stamford woman He is project from consideration for and leaves. The law al.so orders a loads from the seven private sister, she began doing chores at offspring and embryos. tract — worth $71,000 or one-tenth law does not have any power to ents Daniel L Miller III, the town’s evident she has absorbed the annually about the problem. serving a 45-year sentence. set-aside contracts. .statewide 2.S percent reduction on garbage haulers that serve the several local dairy farms in an of 1 percent of the project’s cost— impose penalties on those who do ■ies. recycling coordinator, who Embryos cost from $750 to fundamentals. Her conversation municipal solid waste through town. unpaid apprenticeship that lasted has been awarded to a minority The state official responsible not comply. iter- earned the nickname “ Dumpster $2,000 with embryos from prized is peppered with farm lingo — a recycling Hager said the close proximity three years. There she learned to one Dan” for his frequent inspec­ stock fetching as much as $10,000. layman must stop her constantly Groton also has a mandatory tions. Should a stray cardboard of a recycling center in Groton become comfortable around a Transplanting the embryos of for definitions. When she says she the 4 recycling law, and Windsor Locks also makes recycling convenient cow. In the meantime, her lere box wander into a dumpster some of her most promising cows doesn’t see many of her friends Disabled students have special talents residents will be required to for East Lyme. Under the state husband bought her an aban­ on- reserved for bottles and cans, a allows Farren to maximize their from her pre-farming days, it’s separate recyclables from their $35 per ton fine can be assessed law. new recycling centers will be doned dairy farm that had been fecundity and, by extension, blio not hard to imagine why. programs. “ There are many wich’s roughly 230 elementary- garbage starting this summer. “ You always have a problem set up commandeered by hippies who Sugarloaf’s profitability. Bv Gary Stern This “ three-ring” method of mts Fortunately, Farren’s husband bright, handicapped students out level learning disabled students In East Lyme, a shoreline town somewhere along the line, but if On collection days. East Lyme built fires in the basement to keep Marion Seifert, a breeder from Norwich Bulletin identifying the gifted was deve­ 'im- is interested in her work and likes there.” have been involved with the of 14,.300 known largely as a you talk to them they come residents place recyclable mate­ warm. Middletown who has written loped by University of Connecti­ ent. it enough to help with barn chores program so far. summer resort, residents have around.” said Robert L. Beckett, rials in a container marked with Unruly forsythia bushes were about Farren for the New Eng­ NORWICH — The gifted stu­ Last week. Traitor and Lois cut professor Joseph Renzulli and nen on Paquette’s day off. Farren’s Although Trailer and Huntley BLOOD PRESSURE embraced mandatory recycling East Lyme’s highway and sanita­ an orange .sticker and papers are growing into the farmhouse, land Holstein Bulletin, says it’s dent is not necessarily one who Huntley, who heads Norwich’s is used by gifted programs nrd 5-year-old son, Cody, spends want to see student talents while merchants, who initially tion superintendent. stacked in bundles. Cardboard which had no heat, septic system not unusual for a breeder with excels in all classrooms and on program, explained the goals of nationally — but not for the of more time with the cows than emphasized to some degree in opposed the law becau.se it cost Murphy said the success of the boxes must be flattened and or windows. "It took me three registered or pedigree stock to every test. “ Project SHOP” to the National learning disabled. SCREENING TZl, with the family cat and dog. His most learning disabled class­ them more in garbage hauling recycling program, which began placed with the newspapers. months just to clean the dead secure overseas contracts or to A Norwich schools program is Council for Exceptional Children j I s o love of the farm is reflected in the rooms, only students who meet “ School districts across the fees, have gradually come in 1974 with recycling newspap­ “ It used to be very convenient animals, broken furniture and use the embryo transplant trying to show, in fact, that at a Washington. DC., and toys that are scattered around the certain criteria are considered country u.se this definition, but around ers. stems from head work to throw everything in one bag,” bursting preserves out of the technology. learning disabled students often conference. lan, farm office and in the cow picture ready for the projects in Project not for kid.s with learning prob­ ” I think the town is pulling Bottles and cans were added to Edward W. Bosse, manager of a basement.” says Farren. Nor, she says, is it unusual fora have unique talents that are ield he drew, which hangs near By allowing students to concen­ SHOP. lems,” said Sally M. Reis. Ren- together on this becau.se it is a the ordinance in 1976 and card­ Friendly Ice Cream Shop and an Over the course of the next woman to find success in the hidden by their weaknesses. tto, Farren’s desk. trate on what they do well, the These are students with demon­ zulli’s assistant at UConn. necessary evil,” said Laurie board in 1986. Miller said East Lyme resident. "Now when .seven years, the farmhouse was business, mentioning specifically "These students may have pi^ogram can improve their self­ ord Farren’s two teen-age daugh­ strated intelligence, who have "There are learning disabled Barbour, executive director of The amount of newspapers you walk out on the back porch, renovated and all the farm the late Naugatuck Valley busi­ talents that are exhibited in select esteem. Students interested in rta. ters help in the house but rarely commitment and the potential for youngsters with potential,” she the East Lyme Chamber of reclaimed through recycling in you put the bottles in the bettle buildings except a small milk nesswoman Frances Osborne areas,” said Colette B. Traitor, different animals, for instance, ?hii- venture out to the bam. And she creativity. said. Commerce Inc. East Lyme has increa.sed from bag. It’s a couple of extra steps.” house were demolished and re- Kellogg and the fine cattle she understands. Norwich’s director of pupil per­ were given a chance to study sonnel services. "A learning those animals in-depth and learn disabled child who can’t do how to carve them out of wood. Norwich Diocese priest to become bishop arithmetic may be gifted in The project started two years ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. NEED SOME EXTRA another area.” ago with a .small pilot program in This emphasis — away from Robert LSmilh, Inc. NORWICH (AP) - Roman adjudicates marriage annul­ (His) principal strength, first of the Samuel Huntington School. INSURANSMITHS SINCE brother bishops he is referred to pure remediation for the learning INSURANSMITHS Catholics in the Norwich Diocese ments and other questions of all, was that he was an authentic SPENDING Last year, Huntley worked with as "the first among equals.” disabled — has put Norwich near are preparing for the first time in canon law — the ecclesiastical priest himself: he had the attrib­ the city’s special education the forefront of what’s being done 1914 it.s 35-year history for the ordina­ legal system that governs the utes of the priesthood. The April 12 ordination’s princi­ teachers and the program re­ MONEY!! in exceptional-student education. tion of one of their own as a church — for the diocese. "Priests know what a good pal celebrant, called the conse- ceived a $20,000 state grant. "There are only a handful of bishop. Since 1985 he has been the priest is,” Bride said. “ He’s a crator, will be Hartford’s Archbi­ We may just have a Teachers will be given further districts doing what Norwich is The Rev. Paul S. Loverde, who bishop’s delegate for clergy, respecter of persons. He’s an shop John F. Whealon. Whealon training this year on how to 649-5241 newspaper route available doing,” said Alan White, the state has been a priest for22 years, will handling priest personnel mat­ encourager. He constantly en­ will be joined by Reilly, and the identify students who could be­ 65 E. Center Street be elevated to the bishopric in ters. From ,1983 to 1984 he served courages people. He’s an af- Most Rev. Francis Reh, the in your area... Department of Education’s con­ nefit from the program’s intent. ceremonies April 12 at St. Jo­ as chairman of the Presbyteral bishop who ordained Loverde a sultant for gifted and talented Only about a dozen of Nor­ Manchester, CT. firmer. And he’s a good listener." (Manchester) seph’s Cathedral in Hartford. Council (council of priests). The In the Catholic Church a bishop priest more than 20 years ago. Loverde will become an auxil­ Garth Rd...... 89-105 Norwich Diocese has 236 priests. is appointed by the pope to be the Catholics believe this power or iary bishop in the Archdiocese of Ludlow Rd...... 124-273 Get to the heart 9 ” He does all things well,” said chief teacher, preacher and ad­ spiritual authority has been Hartford, which has a member­ the Most Rev. Daniel P. Reilly, ministrator of a diocese. Bishops handed down in an unbroken Avondale...... all MARC ship of 800,000 Catholics. of the problem. the bishop of Norwich, upon exercise authority over the pri­ succession from the original 12 Auburn...... all Alexander Elgner, Jr. " I really am a Pawcatuck Loverde’s selection. Nearly 20 million Americans are unaware they ests and religious (nuns, broth­ apostles. Woodbridge...... 286-302 Sentry Real Estate Services, BAKERY AND COFFEE SHOP person,” Loverde said of the Monsignor Thomas R. BridP, ers, etc.) in that region. Auxiliary have high blood pressure since the disease has no While emphasizing the chal­ Perrett...... all Connecticut-Rhode Island border chancellor of the Norwich Dio­ bishops possess the same liturgi­ Inc. Is pleased to announce lenge of his new position, Loverde Strant St...... all symptoms. Millions more do not use the medication town he calls home. " I grew up in cese, said Loverde succeeded as a cal or sacramental powers as the affiliation of Alexander This week's Baker's Specials paid tribute to those he has served Summit St...... 63-203 and diet that are necessary to control this disease. Pawcatuck. My mother grew up delegate for the clergy because diocesan bishops. Eigner, Jr. as Realtor - Asso­ 1 in eastern Connecticut. Hunniford PI...... all These people risk heart attacks, strokes and kidney in Pawcatuck. She was born in he had the respect of his peers. Bishops alone can ordain pri­ ciate with the Manchester Pawcatuck.” disorders. 8 "Father Loverde has had a ests. Periodically they are called " If there’s any sadness in all of Alpine St...... all 6 Hard Rolls ' A canon lawyer, he has served wide area of support from his this, it's the fact that I hdve to pull office. Alex has lived in Man­ to Rome to consult with the pope. American Legion Dr...... all chester for the past thirty- Protect yourself...start with a simple check. since 1981 as the vice-officialis of brother priests,” Bride said. "He The pope is the bishop of Rome, up roots,” he said. Armory St...... all the diocesan tribunal, which was able to speak for the clergy. two years and has a tho­ and in his relationship to his " I think I ’ll take with me a Haynes St...... all Wednesday, April 6, 1988 sense of solid faith," Loverde Main St...... 285-378 rough knowledge of real es­ French Nut Cake 11:00 am - 5:00 pm added. "As I ’ve moved around Russell St...... all tate in the area. He Is a ...... * 1 . Conducted by Manchester Memorial Hospital Man stands outside church, again eastern Connecticut most of the Jefferson St...... all former memtier of the Zon­ people I ’ve encountered are peo­ EIro St...... all 348 Main St. (corner of Haynes St.), Manchester WASHINGTON, Conn. (AP) - A court order bars Steinmann Flower St...... all Kenwood Dr...... all ing Board of Appeals and attend the service. ple of real down-to-earth, solid Tolland Tpke...... 472-529 Assorted Fruit 8 A 78-year-old Middlebury man from entering the church building "It was all quiet and there was East Middle Tpke...... 0-162 mn the Board of Governors of 649-1025 faith.” Union Place ...... all says he Is willing to bide his time or grounds and from having any nothing of importance,” Stein­ the Manchester Country Coffee Cakes Rachel Rd...... all Union St...... 133-264 as he returns each week to a post personal contact with any church mann said In an interview from Club, and Is currently a Di­ ...... • 1 . < near the church he is barred from employees or members without his Middlebury home. " It ’s the Tudor L a ...... all Union St...... 13-91 ^'r^edicine their consent. Mayfair Gardens rector of the United Way. Alex and his wife, Betty, reside in worshipping in. same old story. I have the right to HIghwood Dr.... •all Spaclala Available 3-28-88 thru 4-9-88 ^ o p p e John Steinmann, who stood The court action came after go to the church of my choice.” LOOK (No. M ain)...... 14-470 Manchester. Contact Alex at 643-4060 for professional per­ National Prtjcri|itjon_CgHUir8_ across the street from the First parishioner Virginia Steinway of Criminal Trespass charges FUEL OIL Golwa' SI...... all Marble St...... all sonalized service. Congregational Church during Morris said Steinmann repeat­ have been filed against Stein­ KerryK< 'llSt...... all McCabe St...... all We Specialize in Wedding North St...... all Easter services Sunday, was not edly harrassed her and cornered mann and are pending in Winsted Stock PI...... all - FREE MARKET EVALUATION - “ “ “ E"oUPOf7^CLIp’&s“ “ “ "" "l invited inside. He said he plans to her during a service, grabbed her Superior Court. A hearing is North School St...... 1-84. No. Main St...... 397-410 Cakes & Birthday Cakes ^ continue his weekiy vigil next arm and made lewd comments. scheduled for April 11. 79® Son/or Citizen A Sunday. Steinmann said he attended a I Steinmann contends there is no Volume DIacounts CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 1^ 43 Purnell Place • Manchester ON ALL SANEW OR VTRANSFERRED E ^3 .0 PRESCRIPTIONS 0 " I ’m a gentleman and I ’ll bide sunrise worship service in New evidence to support the charges. Th0 Maneh0»t§r H9nld my time,” said Steinmann, who Preston Sunday before taking up He has said his actions were flS irM t 6 4 9 -5 3 8 0 COUPON U M IT ONE I THRIFTY OIL CO. ------REAL ESTATE SERVICES J! EXPIRES COUPON has not been invited to worship in his position on public property consistent with church’s policy of PER FAMILY I the church since he began his across the street from the church. Christian fellowship and welcom­ 289-8843 iHanrlfPstpr lipralh 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 Open Monday thru Saturday As weekly vigil March 27. He said Virginia Steinway did not ing the public. J « - MANCHFISTKR HERALD. Monday. April 4, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 4. 1988 - 7 — 5 OPINION NATION Skeptical Nicaraguans remain in exile By Richard Cole & WORLD The Associated Press MIAMI — Many Nicaraguan exiles Lef s get on Murderers escape prison here have longed for years to return to their homeland, but most say they will ( clerk MOUNDSVILLE, W.Va. - State police stay put despite the sudden prospect today expanded into Ohio and Pennsylvania a of peace there. ut off Jack manhunt for three convicted murderers who While a few hope to return and public with budget escaped from the maximum-security West rebuild their lives, many are skeptical latlon Anderson Virginia Penitentiary. of abandoning the security and safety The three inmates were serving life prosperity of the United States for an ay be sentences without possibility for parole and uncertain future and question ugene were housed separately in cells in the same whether the 9-year-old leftist Sandi- lasan for 1988-89 prison wing, said Jerrie Clutter, secretary to nista govemment will honor the peace allow Warden Jerry Hedrick. accord. en out The inmates were noticed missing during a “ We appreciate not having to worry g the As the Board of Directors continues to 10; 15 p.m. Sunday cell check. Clutter said. about who’s going to knock on your consider the proposed budget for the next Imported The escapees were identified as Bobby door at 3 a.m.,” said Ronald Lacayo, I con- fiscal year, it should not be unduly influenced Stacy, David Williams and Tommie Mollohan, who left Nicaragua in 1981 and now le for Clutter said. All three were serving time for makes women’s sportswear. "It irvey- by the need to set aside the tax revaluation first-degree murder, and Williams also had would take another nine years to be id not and to base taxes on the old Grand List. condoms satisfied it wouldn’t happen again.” been convicted of arson and robbery charges. ig or As always, the board has to determine what Lacayo doubts he or the 15 country­ r now municipal services need to be offered. As men who work for him will go home 9. always, those needs have to be m easured Soviets to pull out despite the cease-fire signed last A aren’t safe month by the Sandinistas and the n the against the community’s ability to pay for force WASHINGTON — The Soviets have begun U.S.-backed rebels known as Contras. them. ?d by preparations to remove the first of their The pact provides some political WASHINGTON — It’s a matter of unwanted life a ns at The revaluation, in itself, would not have 115,000 soldiers from Afghanistan despite an freedom in exchange for Contra study increased the real value against which taxes and unwanted death: Thousands, perhaps millions, impasse in United Nations-sponsored recognition of the regime. of condoms imported into or made in this country often are levied. If the revaluation had been negotiations in Geneva, according to Most of Lacayo’s Nicaraguan niciiiK are defective. administration sources. week, successful, it would merely have workers entered the United States under Condoms are the cornerstone of the surgeon "The intelligence community is unanimous illegally and suffered hardships for redistributed the tax burden more equitably. general’s “ safe sex” pitch as one way of preventing in reporting that preparations lor a years, he said. P That is what revaluations are supposed to do. the spread of the fatal acquired immune deficiency withdrawal have commenced,” said one “ They were living three or four As it turned out, it appears the ill-fated syndrome. They are also used by millions who families to a home, but after working administration analyst. AP photo revaluation might have created inequities Open Forum count on them for birth control. Each year, In the past, the Soviets have removed some hard, they have built themselves good n Americans buy 375 million condoms. beyond those that arose naturally in the years peripheral units, such as anti-aircraft lives,” said Lacayo. "They have more DOUBTS HE’LL RETURN — Ronald Lacayo, stores will go home to Nicaragua despite the The federal government confiscates some opportunity here and none of them are since the last revaluation. batteries, but replaced them with others. The who left Nicaragua In 1961, doubts he or the 15 treaty signed by the Sandinista government defective condoms imported into this country, but current preparations are of a different eager to go back.” The Grand List has had some real growth, countrymen who work for him in his Miami and the Contra rebels. et Reagan tax cut Thanks to many, intelligent people causing expe­ many more get through because the Food and Drug character, said the sources, but they declined The peace agreement actually growth added as the result of new rienced consultants. The report Administration and the Customs Service have to give specifics. could increase Nicaraguan immigra­ lid he construction, for instance. Boyce Spinelli, the is an increase event succeeded was issued in December 1986, limited staff to monitor the problem. tion, exiles said, because it might “ The Nicaraguan community in worried exiles that they will not be the Nicaraguan American Bankers ether town’s finance officer, has estimated that real recent enough to be fairly We have otained a confidential FDA "Monthly make it easier for the estimated large part wants to go home,” says shipped back to Nicaragua in the near Association. h the To the Editor; 100,000 exiles in south Florida to bring Mendoza. “ That’s why we ask for future despite the peace accord. growth at 5 percent, which is somewhat To the Editor: applicable. Import Detention List” for September 1987. which ‘Serious’ incident cited “ Nobody will move from the city of ewed their familes to the United States. work permits and not residency.” “ It will take years to review their Let me give you a verbatim shows the extent of the problem. The report is a Miami, and Nicaraguans will con­ h his higher than the average growth over the past PANAMA CITY, Panama — A Panamanian “ Maybe 10,000 will go home,” said Perry Rivkind, who heads the U.S. A couple e.S and over had better Vie would like to publicly thank quote from the report: “ We are horror list of what can befall the consumer — tons asylum status, and even if it is tinue to come into the United States in few years. military vehicle with its siren blaring chased Cristobal Mendoza, who heads the Immigration and Naturalization Ser­ ewed watch out for 1988 taxes thefollowingpeoplefortheirtime. now losing $4.95 per round of golf of Indian rice held up for “ insect (or) rodent filth,” revoked, they have an appeal pro­ the car of U.S. Ambassador Arthur Davis for Nicaraguan Committee of the Poor in record numbers,” he predicted. When the directors learn exactly what that Examples. played in the city” vice in Miami, said few Nicaraguans cess,” he said. patience and material contribu­ Canadian swordfish detained because of high two miles in an incident the U.S. Embassy Exile. “ But 50,000 or 100,000 more will gres growth is and thus know the adjusted size of A couple with $11,100 income have called his office interested in Rivkind said the exiles, many of He said Nicaragua should not tions in helping to make our first Obviously, the report goes on to mercury content, Brazilian black pepper with called "serious.” itruc- paid $120 in 1987 and in 1988 will come in.” returning. Instead, they fear their them representatives of Nicaragua’s expect the return of its private sector, the old Grand List, they w ill have a target family dinner at the Porter St reel recommend corrective actions salmonella, new drugs for hair growth and other The incident Sunday brought an abrupt end But even those who don’t believe the its professionals or even laborers until - the pay $150, fora 25percent increase. asylum status will be lost and they will professional and managerial class, only against which to measure their spending school a success. A spaghetti Let me give you another quote: purposes that have not been approved by the FDA. to a calm Easter holiday and ushered in a Sandinistas will keep their word or be forced to leave the United States. the Sandinistas have left. A couple with $14,100 income consider the peace agreement mean­ than decisions. supper was held on March 16 for “ Over a five-year period, a total Toward the back.of the 231-page document are lists week of uncertainty for Panamanians. readily surrender power are confi­ He said the INS here issued 32,000 paid $495 in 1987 and in 1988 will ingless because of their distrust of the However, there are a few excep­ lie — all students in the Adolescent Day expenditure of $6.3 million will he of condoms that were found unsuitable for use. A Roman Catholic Church offer to mediate dent that, in the long run, the work permits to Nicaraguans this Sandinista government. The lack of a revalued Grand List should pay $600, for a 21.2 percent tions — surprisingly among the Treatment Program and their required for major restorations In September, six separate lots were found to Nicaraguan people will achieve a year alone, and about 300 more apply “ I will work day and night to keep have no direct effect. Taxes based on the old increase. an end to the country’s political crisis was set Contras who until last month were vised families. This event would not and improvements, outside of a “ contain holes.” Seven more lots were held up for to expire at midnight tonight, while 1,300 stable, democratic government that each week — truce or not. Nicaraguans here in Miami,” said locked in a bloody struggle with the Grand List would not be much more A couple with $15,621 income mote have been a success without their realistic operating budget ” “ non-conformance with performance standards.” American troops and military personnei are could draw back exiled countrymen. Rivkind says he is reassuring Roberto Arguello, influential head of Sandinistas. inequitable than taxes have been for the past paid $72.1 in 1987 and in 1988 will ffsses cooperation. It is very rewarding The above quotes are the exact The performance standards are based on the due to arrive on Tuesday. ritles few years. pay $828. for a 14.5 percent to know that businesses and words in the report. How would potential for leakage. increase. Embassy spokesman Terence Kneebone diffi- The directors are facing two temptations in people in the community are you like to wake up some day and The lots totaled 5.5 million condoms from South said Davis was leaving the home of Vatican rger. A couple with $20,000 income the current budget considerations and they willing to be involved in this type find a couple of items of similar Korea. Malaysia. Hong Kong, Taiwan and the Ambassador Jose Sebastian Laboa when the Refugees’ resettlement prospects worsen paid $1,380 in 1987 and in 1988 will nature in your next year’s town United Kingdom. They were confiscated at ports of should resist both. of endeavor. Panamanian vehicle “ began following was pay $1,485. for a 7.6 percent Thanks to Mrs. Dawn LaBrie. budget? No thanks! Not me. entry in Buffalo, N.Y.; Miami, Fla.; Atlanta. Ga.; immediately, picking them up right outside Bv Carl Hartman port from the Ford Foundation and report says. ;port One is that they will become so preoccupied increa.se. Mrs. Claudia Klotter, Mrs. Linda Currently, the Manchester Memphis, Tenn.; Kansas City, Mo.; Chicago, 111.; The largest displaced population, the gate. ’ ’ He said it tried to stop the The Associated Press help from private and religious The biggest new wave was fleeing a meanwhile, consists of 2.8 million I on with studying what went wrong with the A couple with $38,850 income Turner. Mrs. Mary Uppling. Country Club golfing activity is and Los Angeles. Calif. I n d chauffer-driven car with its iights and sirens. groups concerned wth refugees. It rebellion in the southeast African Afghan refugees in Pakistan, the revaluation and how to correct it in the future paid $3,411 in 1987 and in 1988 will Royal Ice Cream. Stop & Shop, one of very few pieces, if not the The condoms were bound for distribution under WASHINGTON — More than 13 says that under current U.S. policies, republic of Mozambique, once a report says. They have fled the that they will not give the budget the pay $4,313, for a zero increase. Highland Park Market. Hartford only piece, of town-owned recrea­ various brand names in this country. (Many that million people around the world fled it is not surprising that some refugees colony of Portugal, the report says. rebellion against their govemment A couple with $.50,000 income Whalers hockey club, and Nas.siff tional property which presently distributors who sell American-made condoms Candidates running hard etlng consideration it deserves. their homelands last year, according agree to return home. The situation there has divided U.S. and the Soviet troops who support It. paid $7,433 in 1987 and in 1988 will Sports Co. returns money to the town prominently label their packages with that fact.) n the The other is that they will cut too deeply into MEXICO CITY - Five opposition to a report on refugees that sharply “ Although technically voluntary, political leaders, with some such as Two researchers from Duke Uni­ pay $7,«305, for a 1.8 percent treasury. According to the FDA, domestic condoms have a lelng the budget to atone politically for the candidates are taking aim at the governing criticizes U.S. policy toward those the evidence strongly suggests that Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., versity, Louis and Nancy Hatch reduction. I. for one. am not going to be lower failure rate than foreign ones. In random that Staff and Students Institutional Revolutionary Party and seeking asylum. many of those departures are saying the rebellion is being fomented Dupree, say 6,000 to 8,000 new Afghan revaluation problem. A couple with $1,000,000 income misled by people who obviously do tests of more than 54,000 U.S.-made condoms, the 5 the Porter Street Adolescent campaigning for the presidency with a The report by the U.S. Committee coerced,” it says. by South Africa’s military. refugees arrive in Pakistan every The budget recommendation by Town paid$37l.090in 1987andin 1988will not know what they are talking FDA found that 20 percent of the batches failed to Conservatives, meanwhile, des­ er to Day Treatment Program vengeance not seen before in Mexico. on Refugees says the number of In addition to 32,000 Salvadorans month. Manager Robert Weiss should probably be cut F)ay $322,736. for a 13 percent about when they give you gross meet FDA standards. That doesn’t mean that one refugees worldwide increased from cribe the Mozambique government as ho do With 59 years of experience in winning ail deported from the United States since Other large groups of refugees reduction. exaggerations of big profits in the out of every five American-made condoms is 11.7 million in 1986 to 13.3 million last 1977, many others have abandoned pro-Soviet and the rebels as freedom in some places, but the revaluation failure major elections, the governing party, known include 2.6 million in Iran, most of The tax cut .starts at the $.38,8.50 operation of municipal golf defective. It means that one out of five batches year, but says that many of those their claim before receiving a chance fighters. should not lead the directors to make cuts . as the PRI, is ail but guaranteed victory again them from Afghanistan, and 817,000in level, and it is an increase for Ignore the claim courses. I suggest that you. the tested had a failure rate of higher than four per seeking asylum in the United States to explain why they fled and qualify In an article for the newly published arbitrarily. on Juiy 6 — and another six years in the Sudan, most of them from Ethiopia. underthis figure. The 1981 Reagan taxpayer, ignore them . I intend to 1.000. (The FDA industry standard dictates that no are discouraged by harsh policies of for asylum, the report says. 30th anniversary issue of the refugee 4 The report estimates that 430,000 of profit in golf nation’s top office. the Immigration and Naturalization committee’s “ World Refugee Sur­ lax plan was at the 15.000 figure do just that. more than four in 1,000 can have the slightest leak.) “ Measures such as detention deter refugees have fled to Somalia from But opposition candidates are trying new Service. vey,” Kennedy says that “ at the end and a constant cut in tax with To the Editor; About 30 percent of the foreign batches tested not only those who abuse the immigra­ Ethiopia, also the site of rebellion tactics, spurred by more competition among Citing research by the General of 1987, more than 2 million of these larger income The rich get richer C.D. McCarthy have failed, which means they had more than four tion system without any justification, against a communist government, but themselves and PR I candidate Carlos Salinas Accounting Office, which watches affected persons are physically dis­ and poor get poorer. 241 Hollister St. condoms per 1,000 that leaked. but also bona fide refugees,” writes adds that different sources vary I have been a taxpayer in the de Gortari’s identification with Mexico’s government agencies for Congress, placed within Mozambique, and more A person with a capital gain of Manchester However, even an approved condom is not Bill Frelick, assistant editor of the significantly in the numbers they town of Manchester for over 41 economic crisis. the report complains that INS detains than 800,000 others have sought refuge $1,000 will pay $160 to the IRS and fail-safe. Among the batches approved by the FDA committee’s survey. report. years. I hope all of you Manches­ ordinary refugees and criminals from the conflict in the neighboring $70 to the state of Connecticut for sale, “ The average rate of leaks has been 3.3 Verne Jervis, spokesman for the ter taxpayers read this letter. together. The report also accuses Immigration and Naturalization Ser­ countries of Tanzania, Malawi, Zim­ Frelick writes that Western Europe With a capital gain of $200 a single per 1,000.” an FDA official told us. Several people have been trying Rebel soldiers missing some guards hired by contract with vice, said at the beginning of last week babwe, Zambia, Swaziland and South tightened barriers against refugees in person will pay a state tax of $7 to hoodwink you into believing Letters to the editor The figures suggest that faulty condoms may add Africa.” 1987. He says West Germany began in MANILA, Philippines — Four more soldiers INS of “ gross negligence to duty, that he would supply some comment besides the IRS tax It’s double that great profits are available to just one more risk to sex in the 1980s. Already, The committee says about 350,000 1987 to turn away seekers of asylum if jailed in plots against President Corazon gross misconduct and suspected on the survey, but he had not done so taxation. IhetownofManchesterby making Letters shotild be brief and to AIDS has claimed 31,836 lives in this country, collusion in detainee escapes.” refugees fled from Mozambique to they had spent more than three Aquino were missing following the weekend by the end of the week. A warning to all the elderly is to the Manchester Country Club golf the point. They should be typed or according to most recent figures from the Centers The committee is an advocacy and The major increases in refugees in Malawi last year, the biggest single months in another “ safe country” escape of the ieader of an August coup figure their e.stimate for 1988 for course totally public. neatly handwritten, and. for ease for Disease Control. Of the 56,116 reported cases of r"onitoring group that receives sup­ 1987 occurred in Africa and Asia, the new group recorded in the survey. before reaching Germany. attempt, the miiitary said today. the $500 minimum will be easy to Recently, I was privileged to in editing, should be double­ AIDS since the disease was first detected, the vast Chief miiitary spokesman Col. Oscar reach with the tax increase. A read a golf course management spaced. Letters must be signed majority of cases — 35,954 — have been among Florendo also denied that troops had raided a penalty of 9 percent will be report paid for by the city of with name, address and daytime homosexual or bisexual men, who probably vacation home of opposition Sen. Juan Ponce charged to the above $500. Hartford. This report dealt with telephone number (for contracted the disea.se through an exchange of Love Canal residents fight to keep homes Enrile in connection with the nationwide the economics of two municipal verification). body fluids. Only 2,285 identified cases — about 4 search for former Lt. Col. Gregorio “ Gringo” Emery Bessette golf courses In Hartford (Keeney The Herald reserves the right percent — have been transmitted through NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (AP) - Honasan. The embattled few in the project 431 Summit St. and Goodwin). The team making to edit letters in the interests of heterosexual intercourse. Spring rains have turned the expan­ and several dozen families who live in ‘Yet ANOTHER negative political spot!' Honasan, 39, leader of the Aug. 28 coup Manchester the study consisted fo six very brevity, clarity and taste sive mound that is Love Canal into a nearby homes all know each another Phasing SDI attempt, and 14 guards fled a prison ship in green playground for worm-fat robins and stick together. They’ve been to Maniia Bay before dawn Saturday aboard two feeding at the site of the former countless meetings with officials and If Congress decides to deploy the Strategic rubber dinghies. He had been Confined there Defense Initiative, intense demands will be placed chemical dump. know all about dioxin and the other since his arrest Dec. 9 for the attempted coup “ It’s peaceful here," said Nunzio Life In the ‘state of Strom Thurmond’ on scientists trying to develop a new generation of chemicals dumped by Hooker Chemi­ that left at least 53 people dead and hundreds LoVerdi, one of a few residents cal Co. in the 1940s and ’50s In the space nuclear reactors. The General Accenting wounded. CLARK’S HILL. S.C. — There’s no question fighting to remain in their neighbor­ aborted waterway project that neigh­ be expensive. Signs would have to be changed. So Office says that the multi-megawatt space reactor hood among the boarded-up houses borhood children used as a swimming about it. Strom Thurmond is a very popular fellow would maps, letterheads and tourist brochures. would constantly have to maintain high levels of and yellow signs that warn of toxic hole. in South Carolina. The people here have not only India population up One guess is that the cost would be at least $75,000, power for monitoring the Soviets and would have to contamination. Generally, the remaining residents elected hiip to public office for 56 years — 33 of other estimates run as high as $600,000, and provide intense bursts of high energy for the Star WASHINGTON — India appears on the way LoVerdi and others are In danger of are older and stubborn about not them in the U.S. Senate — they also have named a Wars defense system. Tom whatever the case. White says it’s npt worth it. to becoming the world’s most populated losing their homes. But it’s not leaving their homes, said Anita host of sites and institutions in his honor Finally, White argues against thearrogance Originally, designers expected that the reactor country by the middle of the next century, the directly because of the industrial Gabalski, who works at the state There is a Strom Thurmond High School, there is Z’ Tiede involved. He says, “ Congress is just pushing us would not be needed until after the year 2000. but an U.S. Census Bureau says. chemicals that once made the com­ Department of Environmental Con­ a Strom Thurmond Federal Building, there is a administration concept to develop SDI in phases “ The latest projections suggest that India’s munity synonomous with environ­ servation office In Love Canal. 9 around.” He points out that there were no public Strom Thrumond vocational center, a Strom hearings regarding the name change and no would mean that scientists would have to work population may surpass China’s in less than 60 mental disaster. “ Many of them are hostile and Thurmond Hall at Winthrop College, and a Strom consideration given to local traditions. "W e would faster in an era of budget cuts. The speeded-up years, or before today’s youngsters in both Federal and local officials want to bitter at this point,” Gabalski said. Thurmond Auditorium A Strom Thurmond statue “ They raised their families here and have compromised,” White goes on, “ but no one schedule could force scientists to narrow their countries reach old age,” the bureau said tear down the low-income housing want more than anything to have the has been erected as well, and there are several asked for our input.” options, which could eliminate the best design, Sunday in releasing its “ World Population project where he lives because they Strom Thurmond streets and avenues. hou.ses of Congress, where it sailed through the according to govemment officials. Profile; 1987.” say it will cost too much to renovate. place restored to the way it was. They But Strom Thurmond Lake? Even some of the normally ponderous legislative process, and was One compromise has been proposed anyway. A liberal study group, the Committee to Bridge China, long the world’s most heavily “ I feel double-crossed,” said Lo­ see the fight over the Lasalle project senator’s most devoted supplicants are drawing passed in a single month. Senate Minority Leader White says it’s been carefully worked out by his the Gap. told us it is concerned about potential populated nation, is home to one in five of the Verdi, who with other residents hired as a threat to their future and lifestyle.” the line on this one. Congress has passed legislation Robert Dole handled the measure on the Senate citizens’ committee. He says that if the safety hazards If the SDI project is forced to cut Earth’s peopie. an attorney for possible court action government leaves the name of the reservoir as it to block the city’s plan. “ They said we She said residents are particularly 8 to retitle a 70,000-acre reservoir that has always side; and, on Dec. 23, President Reagan signed it corners. been known as Clarks Hill — and the action has met intolaw. is, the citizens’ committee will not protest the Furor expected to die could stay here until there was proof resentful of environmentalists who with wide opposition in the Palmetto State. redesignation of the Clarks Hill Dam which holds that we were in danger from the want to preserve Love Canal as a Public outrage was immediate. The reaction of Minl-editorial •^chemicals.” symbol of the dangers of industrial A citizen’s committee has been formed to protest all the water. WASHINGTON — Former Attorney Phillip White is an example. White is an optician in A national survey of high school student leaders In the summer of 1978, people in the pollution. the change. Newpapers have printed White thinks the compromise would satisfy the General Elliot Richardson says President the town of Clarks Hill, asd he says news of the shows that the kids would rather have a president quiet residential community began to “ We don’t want to be anybody’s condemnatory editorials. One of South Carolina’s major aspirations of both sides. Alas, Sen. Reagan is “ too willing to let his friends get name change was like a punch in the nose: “ I heard with leadership skills than a president with honesty complain of fumes and chemicals cause,” said Louise Louis, a longtime congressmen has introduced a bill to counter the Thurmond does not agree. The belligerents met away with things” and the case of Edwin about it on the evening news. I was flabbergasted. or intelligence. We remember a time when being a oozing from their basements. The resident. "They (environmentalists) congressional mea.sure, and 40,000 residents have recently in Washington, where the senator recited Meese III is only the latest example. AK pmjio ■ en I got so angry I couldn’t .sleep all night.’ ’ leader meant being honest and intelligent, too. It state Health Department investi­ would be Just as happy if the whole signed a petition to preserve the integrit v of Clarks a long list of things he has done for South Carolina, Reagan’s determination to stand behind gated, declared an emergency and area was tom down. But this is our 8 ^the days that followed. White organized a Isn’t too late to demand all three Hill Lake. and he also called on a group of friends to speak on Meese as attorney general follows the pattern moved families out of homes built on LOVE CANAL HOME —- Nunzio LoVerdi stands in his yard in the home and we’ve got to fight for it.” The furor is such that it has taken on national citizens’ com m ittee.^s called “ Keep Our Clarks his behalf. he has shown with other embattled the dump. Lasaiie Housing Project in Niagara Palis, N.Y. LoVerdi and his Michael Raymond, director of the significance. The critics claim the incident Hill Lake.” and it’s now the unifying body of the administration figures, Richardson said Niagara Falls Housing Authority, White says Thurmond ended the meeting by Families living in a 10-block area wife are among 19 families which stayed In the 304-unlt project indicates that government is out of control. The argument. White says the committee is not against Sunday. near the site were given the option of a said the decision to tear down the rejecting any idea of conciliation; "And he said he fflaiirlipstrr Hrralti after it was discovered that toxic chemicals were leaking from locals say they were never consulted about the Sen. ’Thuynnond, many members have voted for Richardson, who in the Nixon buyout and those in the nearby project was not an environmental considers the matter closed.” But the critics do not. the nearby Love Canal dump site. Now he’s fighting to stay name change, they were not even told about it until the 85-year-old Republican: “ But we do not want Founded In 18B1 administration held the office now occupied by Lasalle housing project, where Lo­ decision but an economic one. his name on this lake.” They plan to lobby for the legislation now pending because officials want to tear down the project. If was too late; Congress simply followed its own PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... Publlther Meese, said during an interview on NBC-TV’s Verdi lives, were given the option of Federal officials are unwilling to In Congress that would rescue the Clarks Hill spend the $35,000 per unit, or $8.7 ■ i inclination. One reason has to do with sentiment. White says OEOnOE T CHAPPELL...... Editor "M eet the Press” that Reagan “ has been moving to another city project. name, and at the same time pinch Big Govemment DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... ERtcullvt Editor LoVerdi stayed because he doubted mated 175 other families are awaiting million, to renovate the buildings, I That inclinalon began in the autumn of last year. the Clarks Hill reservoir was created in 1944, and much too tolerant, too amiable, too willing to unlike any other public housing in the on the rump. MARIE P. GRADY...... CKyEditor a chemical peril after the extensive industrial city of 77,000. the results of the study to decide Raymond said. In the 10 years since The details are in dispute, but the generalities are people have become attached to the original ALEXANDER OIRELLI...... AavocUtc Editor let his friends get away with things because he I " I ’ll tell you the truth,” White says, " I don’t like containment efforts and because the LoVerdi said officials promised whether they can return. the emergency declaration, there common gossip. The story is that Thurmond had designation. The waterway is one of the principal has somehow come to believe in them as this kind of stuff. I usually live quietly and in peace. park-like project was a nice place to residents they could stay until the LoVerdi, 54, and his wife are one of have been few repairs to them and the I helped a state development agency obtain acreage DENISE A ROBERTS...... AdvortlsingDirtclor indivic^uals and, in effect, has looked the other recreation facilities on the Savannah River. White But I think this is too important to ignore. If the MARK F. ABR AITI8...... Butlneta Mantgtr live. The Lasalle project’s modem completion of a study on whether the the 19 families that stayed in the weather and vandals have taken their on the federal reservoir, and the agency proposed way.” I says, “ It Just doesn’t make sen.«e to start calling it govemment can change the name of our lake, SHELDON COHEN...... Compoaing Managar apartments with spacious yards were neighborhood is habitable. An esti­ 304-unit project. toll. the name change as a token of its gratitude. something else.” where does it stop? The next thing we know we’ll be ROBERT H HUBBARD ...... Praaaroom Managar . j JEANNE 0 FROMERTH...... Circulation Managar ’The proposal was thereupon introduced to both Besides this. White .says the name change would living in the state of Strom Thurmond.” 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April 4 1988 » 8 - 7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 4. 1988 _9 ‘Manchester at Work le FOCUS Order for stock Bank blackballs potential account’client ‘poorly executed’ DEAR BRUCE: I re­ PEOPLE QUESTION: you have deposited has cleared the Is there a way the kid can get a credit cently tried to open a I placed a institution it was drawn upon and the card to buy his gasoline for traveling checking account at the Gold scores poorly funds have been transferred to your back and forth from home? "good ’til can­ branch of a very large celed” order bank. N.R. RADNOR, Pa. - bank that is convenient with my broker Investors’ Smart Money Another way to avoid overdrafts is TROY, MICH. Although she plays to m y home and place of to ask for “ overdraft privilege,” if to buy 1,000 business. But the a high-achieving shares of stock Guide your bank offers it. This means that D E A R N .R .: The easiest way for woman who took my Bruce Williams high school student at2'/« — $2.12‘/4 the bank initiates a loan for you if you your college-age child to get a credit William A. Doyle information told me on A B C ’s “ Grow­ a share. The overdraw your account. You pay card is for you to apply in his name that I would’t be al­ ing Pains,” Tracey stock is traded interest on the loan, butyoudo not pay and co-sign for the card, assuming lowed to do so because Gold knows the on the NAS­ any overdraft charges. that you have a stellar credit rating. their records showed pain and frustra­ DAQ National Realistically, no one is going to give that two years before, when I had a tion of failing Market System and a number of published price and the broker­ advertisements soliciting customers. There was a time when banks were him credit independently because the grades in real life. times since then newspaper ta­ checking account, I bounced a couple But I want to be a customer and they prepared to lose money on checking likelihood is that he has, at the very age would have charged you a Until last year, of checks and didn’t pay the extra won’t let me! What can I do? accounts and make their profits best, slim assets. bles have shown it below 2>/i. On a commission — not a markup. charges. N.T. elsewhere. But today, most institu­ when she was a recent day, it traded at 2Va high. However, if you placed an "all The checks bounced because some­ Junior In high Wi low and V/i close. or none” order, the broker might HOLLYWOOD. CALIF. tions look at each service as a profit But it would be good for your body gave me a bad check, and I school, her parents If I interpret the listings not have been able to buy all 1,000 center, and accounts like yours are youngster, if he is mature, to have a didn’t pay the charges because I correctly, shares of that .stock shares at a low enough price to D E A R N .T .: Welcome to the new considered more of a problem than gasoline credit card. Not only does it and teachers could y * . couldn’t see why I should have to were traded below my limit price add a markup and .sell to you at world of banking. Many banks are they are worth. help him establish a credit reputation, not understand cover for somebody else’s mistake. and I didn’t get any. Also, people 2V». Considering the price range extremely careful about signing up I urge you to get back in the bank’s but it teaches him how to handle what why Tracey con­ A Now the woman tells me that the other checking account customers because good graces by paying the charges but sistently scored who sold the stock at lower prices you mention, the broker should can either be a very valuable tool or a banks in the area won’t let me have a Tracey Gold were denied my 2Vn price. have been able to get at least 100 they have had so many problems with with an agreement that you will be disastrous one. depending upon its poorly on tests checking account either. Have I been the victim of "poor shares for yon — but, perhaps, not people who have written bad checks allowed to open an account. use. despite hours of studying. L't’-I- I asked her if she would let me open ■ ■ .'V. ■ execution" — actually, no execu­ 1,000. That’s a problem will all or orperpetuated minorand major bank If I were to co-sign a card for the “ We’d see her go on the set and take this an account if I paid the overdue frauds. tion of my order — by my broker? none orders. DEAR BRUCE: Our son is a boy, I would insist that it have a script, and she’d learn her lines faster than charges. She said the bank would A bad record can haunt you for a sophomore in college and has applied relatively low credit limit — one that anyone,” said Tracey’s mother, Bonnie, “ and Q U E S TIO N : What does a reconsider but wouldn’t guarantee Stu HIpkInt/Sptclal to the Herald ANSWER: Perhaps, but not long time. You deposited a check but for a credit card. He has a part-time yet at school she’d study and study and broker mean when he .says, "We anything. would satisfy his monthly needs but necessarily. didn’t want until the check cleared, so business to earn spending money. So would not allow him to run up nothing would come out.” Workers spread and smooth new concrete on the floor of Roger Poirier of Stafford Springs, Paul Time of don’t mark a market” in a certain Every time I pick up a ne wspa per or you were in the wrong. Youcan’tdraw Published quotations for stocks far, he has been rejected by every excessive bills that you ultimately Finally, when she was 18, a psychologist a Lydall Inc. warehouse at 615 Parker St., where there Windham, and Paul Houman and Steven Bentley, both of stock? P watch television. I see this bank’s on the funds until the instrument that credit card company he has applied. in the NASDAQ — for "National will be responsible to pay. diagnosed her as suffering from a serious were once holes in the floor for machinery. From left are Vernon. Association of Securities Dealers ANSW ER: He means his firm learning disability, attention deficit disorder, Automated Quotation” — Na­ does not keep an inventory of according to this week’s T V Guide. tional Market Sy.stem are prices shares in that stock and does not The disability makes absorbing and at which brokerage firms trade provide “ bid” and "asked” quo­ Baseball uniforms belong processing information difficult. To help with each other. Customers tations in it. The bid is the price at compensate, her parents and sister recorded might pay higher prices when Recession inevitable, time uncertain which the firm — acting as a her lessons on cassettes, and Tracey listened they buy and receive lower prices Dr. Gott "market maker” will buy the to the tapes while reading the lessons to when they sell. ankers Bv John Cunniff stock from other brokerages: the Peter Gott, M.D. on men who play the game ductivity and rising wages and September. That’s because, in that market, herself. Last June, she graduated from a The Associated Press asked is the price at which it will prices, that led to a downfall. In But is the stock market a good a brokerage often acts as a college preparatory high school. sell. city of Business Mirror turn, the recession corrected forecaster of recessions? Higgins "principal” — buying stock for a DEAR help us! N EW YO R K — As the economic In the NASDAQ National II con- things. found that since 1900 the market customer at the published price A B B Y: I agree Marquez begins workshop expansion grows in years, ex­ Market System, the regular NAS­ ates in SPORTS NUT IN ATLANTA But, says Higgins, postwar successfully predicted recessions and selling it to the customer at a with "Barbara ceeding almost any other "peace­ DAQ sy.stem and the rest of the I. MEXICO C ITY — Nobel Prize-winning The message is contained in a evidence is not consistent with the only 41 percent of the time. marked-up price or selling a in Ohio.’’ In time” expansion in U.S. history, over-the-counter market, there D E A R A B B Y : I don’t know this study of recessions by Byron traditional business cycle theory. But, many will be inclined to customer’s stock to anotherbrok- d not what other ma­ author Gabriel Garcia Marquez is starting a it is producing an odd by-product, often are dozens of brokerages for a fact, but common sense tells Higgins, vice president and econ­ Recessions have averaged just wonder — as did Higgins — if an erage at the published and paying lector, Our rib cages jo r sport in Dear Abby new w o ^ h o p in Havana today to teach making markets in the same me that baseball managers and a sense of foreboding about the omist of the Federal Reserve one year, half as long, and especially sharp decline in the the customer a marked-down *8 until America be­ students how to write a television mini-series stock. They do business by phone Abigail Van Buren coaches wear the team uniform next recession. Bank of Kansas City, and pub­ expansions have averaged al­ market is a more accurate price. sides baseball script, Cuba’s Prensa Latina news agency Will there be a recession? It’s a and wire all around the country. because it's the only sport where lished in the bank’s "Economic most four years, about twice as forecaster. He checked. No, he Th a i’s all legitimate. The mar­ excep- does the coach- reported. sure thing: bet all your money on On the New York Stock E x ­ not symmetrical coaches and managers go out on Review.” long as before. found, the market’s predictive kup or markdown is the broker­ g the /managing The dispatch from Havana, received here, change and other exchanges, all the playing field during the game. it. Higgins notes that business It leads him to conclude that an power actually deteriorates age’s profit. Your broker might I were staff dress in said the monthlong workshop at the of which have central locations D E A R DR. G O T T : I went to a masseuse recently When a team is up to bat, it If anything is certain in eco­ cycles, or expansions and con­ economic expansion lasting more instead. not have been able to buy 1,000 Ith the the team always has a first-base coach and International School for Cinema and nomics it is that expansion and tractions, were fairly predictable with "tradingfloors,” there isone for muscle strain. She remarked that my rib cage on uniform? than five years “ is no longer so Nevertheless, he regards the shares of that stock for you at a the right was considerably more pushed out than on a third-base coach on the field. Television would include nine female students contraction follow and precede before World War II, but have unusual that a recession should market marker — a “specialist" Wouldn’t it look rather strange Oct. 19 crash as unique, explain­ price low enough so that, after the left. She recommended that I get a chest X-ray. Lasorda of the L A. Dodgers and And the manager frequently runs from a variety of Latin American countries. each other, each a parent and been less predictable since then. be considered imminent merely — for each stock at each to have K.C. Jones of the Boston ing that it was "so distinctive that adding a markup, he could sell to What do you think? Roger Craig of the San Francisco out on the field to talk to the The Colombian author, whose best-known child of the other, each a cause To wit: The 20 U.S. economic because the expansion has con­ e x c h a n g e ._____ Celtics or Pat Riley of the Los it is outside the bounds of you at 2‘/«. Giants in their new form-fitting pitcher, or to confer with other work is "One Hundred Years of Solitude,” is and effect at one and the same expansions from 1854 to 1933 tinued for a long time.” Angeles Lakers at courtside in historical experience” But if the brokerage was acting William A. Doyle, a syndicated DEAR READER; None of us is symmetrical. The uniforms. They manage with players. president of the affiliated, Havana-based time. lasted an average of 25 months, as an “ agent,” it .should have eolumnist, welcomes written basketball shorts, a tank top and their brains — not their bellies! But will there be a recession and the corresponding recessions But nobody needs to be told that But the evidence he amasses dominant side of our bodies is prominent: that is, In other sports such as football, Foundation for New Latin American Cinema. does ca rry two reassuring been able to buy .some of that questions, but he can provide high-top sneakers? Or Mike Ditka MARTIN SHONK, within the year? The answer is lasted an average of 22 months. traditions die hard. With each lation, righthanded people have better development of the hockey, basketball, etc., the team Prensa Latina said the students will be messages: stock for you on days the answers only through the column. of the Chicago Bears on the ANNAPOLIS. ILL. that nobody knows, no matter This experience gave rise to the passing month the talk about nillion right side of the body, left-handed persons have a members will go to the sidelines advised by professionals from Mexico, the 1. Just because an expansion is published price dipped to 2‘/b or Write to Doyle In care of the sidelines in a football jersey, pads how much they talk about the the belief that an internal dynamic recession has grown more insist­ 1, the better-developed left side. Most women have one to confer with thecoach. Baseball United States, Spain, Cuba and France. ent. And the stock market crash statistically old doesn’t mean it is lower. In that case, you would Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, and all. with headset and clip­ DEAR ABBY; Why shouldn’t managers and coaches wear the growing age of the expansion and dictated the business cycle. d the breast larger than the other Our faces show board in hand? Among the sponsors are Robert Bedford’s of last October puncutated tho.se doomed because of its own have bought the slock at the Manchester 06040. symmetry: also, one side of the rib cage is not a baseball managers wear the team uniform to make it easy for insist that it must soon shrivel There was, it was felt, a regular nment Baseball would do well to follow Sundance Institute, it said. fears with an exclamation point internal dynamics. mirror image of the other. team uniform? Can’t you just the umpire to identify them as and totter from old age. — even periodic — cycle: A •ort It. the example of other sport team In your case, the rib asymmetry may be normal: picture Billy Martin kicking sand somebody who has the right to be The message is an important recession of a bit less than two In November, Blue Chip Eco­ 2. The slock market’s record as e Uni- leaders by wearing more digni­ The show must go on if you have not been ill or injured and if your at the umpire in a $600 Hickey- on the field. one: While traditional economics years, followed by a two-year nomic Forecasts, published by a forecaster is so weak that it Hatch fied apparel. If not a business breathing is normal, you can probably ignore the Freeman suit? In professional baseball, the is wedded to the notion that long expansion. economist Robert Eggert, found ’’provides a cautionary note to tfghan suit, perhaps some type of MYRTLE masseuse’s observations In the event that your rib ART DELMAN. umpires move from city to city, expansions are doomed to fade The most popular explanation 35 percent of the forecasters it any confident prediction that the every identified leisure wear. But. BEACH, S.C. - hem jhbSour and Automatic tellers appeal to busy customers represent Tiffany, said the court had nearly 20 years. times we found we were truly approved her aunt, Julie Abbas, as temporary central Indian state. It could be appealed to leaders.” India’s Supreme Court. ulariy 8 By Karen Markin said Daniel R. Dennis J r . president of guardian. But the Times reported that their accounts, even while traveling. Cash withdrawals remain the most UPl has plans for future I who The Associated Press Norwich Savings Society. other industry officials suspected Although some customers, particu­ popular A T M transaction. that International Business Ma­ as a Other bankers, however, see teller larly older ones, remain leery of the ALEXANDRIA, Va — United Press Post owner hunts TV station chines had other motives in iftrial N E W LO N D O N — When automatic machines as a popular product that new technology, total use of their "Most people still don’t trust the Blues benefit for Taylor International will continue as a 24-hour, acting as a chip supplier to Limit teller machines were introduced attracts customers, particularly busy machines increased to 5 billion ATM s enough to make a deposit at worldwide wire service but will reduce its staff N EW YO R K — The new owner of the New CH ICAG O — More than 2,000 music lovers competitors, such as driving one special lody’f more than a decade ago, some baby boomers who cannot get to a transactions in 1986. Two-thirds of them," Bohan said. “ I think that will and seek joint ventures with other companies, York Post is looking for a television or radio per family. come in time." turned out at an all-star blues benefit for down its own production costs. gtime bankers dreamed of shorter lines in bank during traditional hours. C B T’s customers use teller machines, the firm ’s new managers say station to buy in light of a federal court decision Grammy award-winner Koko Taylor, who is "IB M is in the unusual position ilifU) the lobby and lower personnel costs. Automatic teller machines were It is already happening at CBT, U P I Chairman Earl W. Brian and President overturning the law that led to his purchase of V\l SI'K lAll/l l\(AMIIY(.KOUI'S4(HIII)l(IN compared with one-third of all bank recovering from a near-fatal auto accident. of having to worry about the whole But many customers today still introduced in the early 1970s. Connec­ customers nationwide. where the mumber of deposits mode Paul Steinle said they were committed to seeing the newspaper. 8 prefer to deal with a human teller, at ATM s increases each week, ac­ Miss Taylor, who suffered broken ribs and a global competitiveness of Ameri­ Package includes 1(8x10), 2(5x7s)* If our ticut Bank & Trust Co. was the first Rupert Murdoch sold the paper to Peter Baby boomers, who likely live in broken collarbone in the February accident in the 81-year-old wire .service, which is losing $2 can chip technology,” said Ri­ It." especially when making a deposit! bank in the state to offer an A T M — two-income households and cannot cording to Claire Anthony, the bank’s million a month, survive into the 21st century. Kalikow effective March 7 so Murdoch could & 10 wallets for only. •. chard Shaffer, editor of the ’ ■pprosimaM at the Nationwide, those who do use the their’s Is called Barney — and today senior vice president. Tennessee, was able to make a brief keep his New York television station. \ get to a bank during traditional hours, The UPI officials, in a statement released at a Technologic Computer Letter, ority, machines are In a minority, and use more than 1 million transactions a day appearance at Sunday night’s concert and Kalikow announced his intentions last Sitting Fee $2.00 - Not indoded In pfioe ot advertiaed s p e ^ . are among the biggest fans of ATM$. The technology that provides this news conference last week, said their new which follows the computer and AdMclisad apecial is only in Uus and bfown backgriwnds. n the them mostly to withdraw cash. are handled by its wide network of thanked her fans for their help. The benefit The average age pf machine users is convenience, however, has been ex­ busine.ss plan calls for “ continuation of the Tuesday within hours after a U.S. Circuit Court semiconductor industries, Advadisad apedal ia In two (2) poaaa - oor aalaction. lental Automatic teller machines, or machines. was expected to raise $30,000 to $40,000 toward Additional advartlaad packagaa ara avallaWa at ragular price between 18 and 42. said Bill Bohan, a pensive. Each machine costs an company as a fuli-service, 24-hour-a-day. of Appeals in Washington overturned the law IBM officials have said the ATMs, have proved expensive to Many smaller banks were able to the medical bills of Miss ’Taylor and her Additional cbarga kx groupt and scenic backgrounds. spokesman for Yankee 24. average of $50,000 a year to service worldwide supplier of news and information” that forbade the Federal Communications company’s own health depends ng to service and to maintain. Instead of offer ATM s to their customers two three-member blues band. "Oldeic than that, they shy away and maintain, according to the To accompli.sb the.se goals. U P I will lay off as Commission from extending another waiver to on maintaining a strong domestic r $8.7 reducing staff needs, one local bank years ago, when the regional A TM Nearly all the 2,500 seats In the Riviera from It and feel more comfortable American Bankers Association. In many as 1.50 staffers worldwide, but fewer than Murdoch of a rule against owning both ability to produce chips, train a lingf, had to hire an extra person to process network known as Yankee 24 was Nightclub were taken as the concert, going face-to-face with a teller, but addition, as banks ‘ face increasing 100 of those will be from the editorial side. newspaper and broadcast properties in the same large number of microelectronic since machine transactions. Some financial formed. Now most banks have their headlined by Robert Cray, got under way, said that’s starting to change," he said. competition for assets, they have Steinle said "At this time we do not anticipate market. engineers and sustain a strong there institutions are starting to charge fees machines hooked into a regional “ As the age group of users is getting Peter Ratals, who books talent for the club. sought new sources of revenue. One further cutbacks,” he said. To assist the Without such a waiver, Murdoch, who owns semiconductor equipment manu­ ad the to help cover transaction costs. network such ns Yankee 24 or a younger, I think the younger age source is a service charge, which Cray won the Gram m y this year for best blues departing staffers. U P I will provide a benefits W N YW -TV here, was forced to sell the Post to facturing business so IBM will not I their “ The ju ry is still out on whether the national network such as Cirrus, group has more faith in the computer bank customers may be familiar with album. ATM Is what It’s cracked up to be,” package and help them find new jobs. Kalikow. need to depend on Japan for the allowing customers 24-hour access to than the older user.” through their checking accounts. most up-to-date technology. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 4, 1988 — 9 r Evidence Medicare panel suggests fHaurbrstrr Hrralb from car Section 2, Page 11 suppressed natibnal fee plan for docs SPORTS Monday, April 4, 1988 By Jerry Estlll "while significant, is less exten­ nationwide Medicare fee sche­ Continued from page I The Associated Press sive than anecdotal evidence dule, the commission said such an might suggest,’’ It said adjusting approach is based on the argu­ found body fragments believed to WASHINGTON - A congres­ for the actual cost of practice ment that such charges “ reflect sional commission formed to "reduced some of the geographic Oklahonna, Kansas in Big Eight showdown be Mrs. Crafts’ along the shores market prices for services.” of the Housatonic River in study Medicare jiayments to variation, but much of it It said health Insurance — Southbury. physicians recommended today remained.’’ whether private or public, like In another ruling today, that a national fee schedule be "Variation is generally grea­ Medicare — “ more or less Schaller said all but three proba­ pegged to the relative value of the test for visit services and least for NCAA hoop title on line tonigm relieves consumers of the need to ble witnesses in the case will be work performed by different diagnostic procedures,” it said. compare the value of alternative sequestered; they won’t be al­ types of doctors. “ Areas with charges that were By John Nelson medical services with their price. Carolina 54-53 in triple overtime. lowed in the courtroom during The Physician Payment Re­ relatively high for one procedure Indeed, insurance has distorted The Associated Press Aithough Kansas is the tradi- other testimony and will be view Commission’s recommen­ did not necessarily have rela­ roker- dation is controversial because it tively high charges for other some of the comparisons through tionai power, with eight Final separated outside the courtroom. uneven coverage.” KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Final Four appearances and a national you a Schaller is allowing pool televi­ almost certainly will pit medical procedures.” Four times two equals Big Eight, ip. speciality against medical spe­ That conclusion focused atten­ title in 1952, and has a homecourt sion coverage of the trial, which As an example, it pointed out and that’s the equation that will advantage with its campus oniy n "all was moved here from Danbury to ciality in assigning a relative tion on the report’s fundamental that insurance generally covers be used to crown college basket­ might 35 miles away at Lawrence, Kan., ensure the seating of an impartial value to each doctor’s work. recommendation for a fee sche­ more surgical costs than alterna­ ball’s national champion tonight. 11.000 Oklahoma was an early eight- jury. Still photography has also How, for example, would such a dule based first on the relative tive treatment even though a Not only will the championship ice to point favorite. been permitted. scale compare the value of one value of the service rendered, and non-surgical approach may be be decided for the first time /ou at “ I don’t care who’s the favor­ Experts in forensic medicine hour of brain surgery with a like only then adjusted for geographic just as effective and less between two Big Eight teams, but range ite.” Oklahoma Coach Billy are to be called to establish that time spent by a heart surgeon, or variations. expensive. it will be decided in the same hould Tubbs said. “ That doesn’t do you body parts found by police — an internist treating a diabetic? The panel’s initial report last building, Kemper Arena, where St too The commission acknowledged spring said it had concluded that “ A second reason for skepti­ any good when the ball is going up including a piece of a tooth and the Big Eight tournament is held and down the floor. If you’ll )s, not that it still has more work to do on some kind of fee schedule is cism about market signals is the dental cap. a piece of a finger, and each year. notice, last night the favorites all or developing such a scale and then needed. An additional year’s inability of many patients, espe­ bone and tissue fragments — are Aside from sharing the same didn’t win.” AP photo “ must turn to the'practical task of study led to today’s call for basing cially elderly ones, to be the from Mrs. Crafts’ remains. conference, however. No. 4 Okla­ two-time All-American Danny Second-ranked Arizona was developing the relative values, or that schedule mainly on a "rela­ active comparison shoppers that es a Flanagan said last week that STUMPING — Democratic presidential candidate Jesse homa and unranked Kansas have Manning. siightly favored to beat Okla­ assessing those developed by tive value scale.” the economic model of competi­ . "We testimony on the dental findings Jackson gives a thumbs-up sign as he mingles with little in common on the basketball “ This year, we’ve gone through homa. but the Sooners won that others.” Panel members have The 1988 report said the panel tion assumes,” it said. »rtain would be essential to the case. A supporters in Denver on Easter Sunday. court. so much,” Kansas forward Chris semifinal Saturday night, 86-78. acknowledged that development will closelyexamineascale being tooth can be as useful as a “ Patients often have no idea The Sooners raced through a Piper said during a Sunday news of a value-based fee schedule is at devised by Dr. William Hsiao and Kansas upset fifth-ranked Duke P fingerprint in identifying a per­ what prices will be charged by 35-3 season, averaging 104 points conference. “ Adversity has 66-59. least two or three years away. colleagues at Harvard Univer­ ; firm son. said H. Wayne Carver II. their own or other qualified per game and gaining a seamy brought us together. We weren’t “ Kansas has had an up-and- In its second annual report to sity. But it was careful to ry of deputy chief state medical Jackson faces issue physicians, what the quality will reputation for embarrassing op­ expected to do anything.” down season, but they’re on a roll Congress, the review commission emphasize that mentioning the PS not examiner. be, and what specialists they will ponents by running up the score. Manning, who leads the team in now.” Tubbs said. “ It’s kind of said such a nationwide fee Hsiao study “ does not imply an ’ quo- need to see. ... In addition, few The Sooners like to run wild, and scoring and also creates scoring ironic, you know, that we would The state plans to lay out a long schedule should take into account endorsement” of the work, due ice at patients see doctors knowing they use a fullcourt press opportunities for his teammates wind up in the NCAA champion­ chain of circumstantial evidence of race in campaign geographical differences in the for completion this summer. as a what services to purchase. Pa­ throughout the game. with his inside play, said his game ships and it would be at the same to tie Crafts to the alleged cost of practicing medicine. In discarding the current patt­ y the tients depend on physicians to “ We love to knock people out,” changed when the two starters place we won the Big Eight murder. But a summary of the 2-inch- ern of physicians’ charges as a s: the Continued from page 1 jobs, Jackson took up their cause. prescribe services appropriate Sooners forward Harvey Grant were lost. tournament against primarily thick report said such variation. valid foundation for devising a It wiil Mrs. Crafts had told her hus­ But, comes the reply, “He’s for diagnosis and treatment.” said. “ If they could knock us out, “ I matured a lot.” he .said. “ I the .same teams.” band of her intention to get a by a common thread" — standing black.” they would.” learned how to accept a lot more Oklahoma beat Kansas twice ional divorce shortly before her disap­ for diversity of America. And so on, with a series of The Jayhawks. meanwhile, responsibility.” during the regular sea.son. but the NAS- pearance. And a lawyer hired by For the crowd at Amery, carefully selected examples of have a record of 26-11. If they win Manning said the key to success two teams did not meet in the 5f the Mrs. Crafts said her client told Jackson’s story of the Iowa Jackson displaying support for Taking of tests can torment the national title, they would do so against Oklahoma would be to conference tournament becau.se there her to suspect foul play if farmers — another staple in his everyday people — with the with more losses than any other limit the Sooners' number of Kansas was knocked out in the rages anything ever happened to her. speeches — drew the apprecia­ skeptics still unpersuaded. champion in NCAA history. Both possessions. .second round by Kansas State. same The state says Crafts gave tive response of a fable that hits Villanova. in 1985, and North “ It can be a real rat-race with “ That seems like a long time jhone conflicting accounts to different close to home. Until, that is, the first finally Carolina State, in 1983. were them." Manning said. “ The more teen-agers as well as adults ago.” Tubbs said of the two AP photo intry. people about his wife's absence. The story continues with the observes: "Don’t you under­ beaten 10 times. The Jayhawks possessions they have, the better previous Kan.sasgames. “ It does, t Ex­ farmers talking among stand? — the guy who was taking lost two of their starters early in they are.” MAKING HIS MOVE — Kansas’ Danny Subpoenas were issued by the Continued from page 1 however, remove any doubt Jayhawks in tonight’s championship ’S. all themselves. our land and taking our farms the season — Archie Marshall to Not since 1957 has a Big Eight state for 90 witnesses, although about your capability of Manning drives to the basket in game against Big Eight Conference rival itions 'One says he likes Jackson's was white.” injury and Marvin Branch to team even made the title game. not all of them may be called to calm and relaxed before a test is Saturday’s NCAA semifinai against Oklahoma. isone stands on "keeping families To which, as Jackson tells the undesirable. A certain amount of academics — and rely heavily on That year. Kansas lost to North Please turn to page 12 alist" testify. The trial is expected to Duke. Manning, with 25 points, put the last six to eight weeks. together” and fighting back when story, the others can only re­ anxiety is healthy and will give each others say "cut back.” spond: ” Oh....” you just the extra nervous edge Crafts, who has been held in But, the skeptics counter, you need to stay alert and rated lieu of $750,000 bail at the "He’s black." Political writer Evans Witt is mentally “ psyched” to perform Devils ‘itten Bridgeport Correctional Center, The first reminds them that covering the presidential cam­ at your peak. However, when it is Penguins beat the Whalers ovide was arrested in January 1987. wh<’ n workers were losing their paign tor The Associated Press. ongoing and exaggerated, true umn. test anxiety — involving a deep- f the seated fear of failure — can make the xS91, become both a private nightmare but miss the playoffs again Shultz pledges U.S. against and a serious obstacle to success. It can inhibit otherwise bright PITTSBURGH (AP) - The seman Paul Coffey, who came playoff team since Andy Bath­ students and able adult profes­ playoffs Pittsburgh Penguins offered .sea­ from the Stanley Cup champion gate of the New York Rangers sionals from taking challenging son ticket buyers a money-back Edmonton in a November trade. won in 1959. changes in Israeli borders courses or advancing in their guarantee the team would" make “ The most frustrating part is “ If he doesn’t get the MVP, careers. This could lead to a the Stanley Cup playoffs for the seeing the way our fans hung in there should be an investigation,” Bv Barry Schweld tional Council, the legislative Israel to yield territory captured pattern of underachievement NHL Roundup first time since 1982. there and cheered us at the end of teammate Dan Quinn said. The Associated Press arm of the PLO. in the 1967 Middle East war with that robs them of the chance to The checks are in the mail. the game. We’d liked to repay “ A lot of guys deserve consider­ Shultz also met today with Egypt, Jordan and Syria. reach their potential. The Penguins will miss the them.” ation but there’s always one JERUSALEM — Secretary of Indeed, it’s often the very best playoffs for a sixth straight Foreign Minister Shinton Peres, Shultz said the resolution, By Barry Wllner The Penguins were 36-35-9 for player that rises above them all State George P. Shultz reopened who supports the U.S. initiative. students with a history of high .season, despite their 4-2 victory 81 points, an improvement of six which also promises Israel secur­ The Associated Press and I think Mario did.” Coffey talks today with Prime Minister The two leaders told reporters ity, applied to "all fronts.” The grades who suffer the most over the Hartford Whalers Sun­ victories and nine points. The said. 4 Yitzhak Shamir, pledging the they had discussed how to self-doubt and anxiety before an day and Mario Lemieux’s 7nth point total was the fourth-highest resolution, however, does not A player suffering through a Quinn scored two goals to raise United States would oppose a achieve face-to-face Arab-Israeli exam, as if blotting out all their goal. in the team's 21 seasons and specifically call on Israel to give lackluster season and a goalie his total to 40 and Coffey had his Palestinian state and efforts to negotiations. earlier successes. One possible The Penguins were knocked out Pittsburgh finished over .500 for up all the territory fresh from the amateur ranks 15th for Pittsburgh. Lemieux hit force Israel back to its pre-1967 reason is that they are too driven when the New York Rangers beat the first time since 1978-79. “ We are not closing our eyes to Asked if he agreed with Foreign gave the New Jersey Devils their the empty net in the last minute to borders. and intense, or have invested too Quebec 3-0 at Madison Square The Penguins were able to miss the obstacles on the road that Minister Shimon Peres that Is­ biggest victory ever. join Gretzky. Phil Esposito and The two-hour meeting at Sham­ much Qt their identity and self­ Garden. The New Jersey Devils the playoffs depite an MVP- Jari Kurri as thq only players to leads to direct negotiations, but rael should not return to its With it came the team’s first ir’s office launched Shultz’s se­ esteem in performance at school. clinched the Patrick Division’s caliber season from center Mario score 70. we feel we can make some pre-1967 borders and that there Stanley Cup playoff berth. cond shuttle visit to the Middle Because of their unblemished final playoff spot with an over­ Lemieux. Lemieux had career He is the first scoring champion progress on the real issues lying would be no Palestinian state, Thanks to John MacLean and East in a month and a new ahead of us,” Peres said. record, they may have created time win in Chicago. highs in all departments with 70 from a non-playoff team since Shultz replied: "Absolutely.” Sean Burke, the Devils finally attempt to hold Arab-Israeli Shultz said he was encouraged expectations in themselves that The Pitt.sburgh front office goals and 98 assists for 168 points. Roy Conacher of the 1948-49 A reporter asked again if Shultz qualified f9 r the postseason after negotiations May 1 to provide are increasingly hard to live up conceived the “ Playoffs or He ended Wayne Gretzky’s Chicago Blackhawks. because the talks centered on was saying “ no” to a Palestinian five years of disappointment. some self-rule for Palestinian to. They might also lack the Payoff” marketing gimmick last seven-year grip on the NHL Sylvain Turgeon and Dave direct negotiations. state. Shultz responded: “ No to a MacLean tied the game in the Arabs. experience or perspective of age summer to soften the impact of a scoring champion.ship and should Babych scored for Hartford. The Shamir leads the right-wing Palestinian state, no to a return to third period, then scored 2:21 into Shamir described the two-hour that would help them put any $2 price increase. Qualifying threaten Gretzky’s string of eight Whalers entered the game locked Likud bloc, while Peres heads the the borders.” overtime Sunday night for a 4-3 session as "a very good and basic exam in context — and under­ buyers will receive $1 back on consecutive Hart Trophies as the into fourth place in the Adams center-left Labor Party. Their victory at Chicago. discussion” of the essential Israel relinquished the Sinai stand that life will never hinge on each ticket purchased. The team NHL’s most valuable player. Division and gearing for a first- parties are in the third year of a Burke upped his record to 10-1 issues. fragile coalition, and the two Peninsula to Egypt as a part of a a single test! estimates it will cost $200,000 to " I don’t see how they can’t give round playoff match against Shultz told reporters the two 1979 peace treaty. But Shamir is Other times, however, youngs­ since joining the Devils from the administer the rebates. it to him with 70 goals.” Whalers Montreal. They had beaten the leaders traded jobs in October Canadian Olympic team, leading leaders concentrated on the need 1987. reluctant to give up the West ters or adults who become “ I think we made an improve­ Coach Larry Pleau said. Boston Bruins, 4-2, Saturday for direct negotiations between Bank, which Jordan occupied white-knuckled before an exam New Jersey to its fifth consecu­ ment from the first game to the "I think it will be tough because night in Hartford. Sbultz returned to tbe region tive victory. The Devils finished Israel and the Arabs and "how without support from Israel, from 1949 until 1967 when Israel really aren’t well-prepared. In 80th game but it all boils down to we didn’t make the playoffs.” “ We played a pretty good they might be structured.” captured the territory in a war. this case, “ test anxiety” is a the season on a 6-0-1 streak. whether or not you make the Lemieux said. “ I still think I have hockey game and that’s what you Jordan, or Syria, the three key 'T v e never had such a big goal AP photo Avi Pazner, a spokesman for Shultz’s visit comes after four misnomer. Their problem is a playoffs.” forward Dan Quinn a shot at it.” want to do in that situation,” parties, on his plan for negoia- in my life.” MacLean said. Shamir, said the meeting was months of rioting in the occupied lack of effective study and Sheehy (0) pins said. The NHL hasn’t had a Hart Pleau said. “ You don’t want to tions to address an overall Middle “ When Joe Ci^ella made that shot TAKEDOWN — Hartford’s Neil held ina ” friendlyspirit” butthat East settlement in December, in West Bank and Gaza Strip that test-taking skills, and even prac­ Pittsburgh’s Rob Brown on the ice in their game Sunday “ It’s frustrating” said defen­ Trophy winner from a non­ start any bad habits.” differences remained over a has killed more than 135 Arabs tice in the art of learning itself — the second stage of the talks. Please turn to page 13 in Pittsburgh. The Penguins won, 4 2. U.S.-proposed international con­ He emphasized on his arrival and one Israeli soldier. all of which can be remedied with the proper professional help. ference and Shultz’s meeting last Sunday that negotiations would Shultz also will meet with Peres As Dr. Pfost reports, cognitive experience in a gradual, non­ "One way to determine month with two Arab-American be based on U.N. Security Council and Defense Minister Yitzhak therapy exercise may involve threatening way. Baseball swings ipto ’88 campaign whether people really are test- members of the Palestine Na­ Resolution 242, which calls on Rabin. making “ positive predictions” — Dr. Bruch also suggests that anxious is to see whether they are ” I am prepared; Ihavegoneover the best preventive medicine for Bv Ben Walker Tue.sday’s openers are Minne­ able to recall specific information Short and Rip Sewell are the only this material thoroughly and will test anxiety is "learning how to The Associated Press sota at New York. Pittsburgh at during an exam that has been others with three shutouts on give this test my best shot” — as learn.” One thing that distin­ PITCHERS 1987 1987 VS. OPPONENT Philadelphia San Diego at Hous­ opening day. previously well-learned and re­ well as counteracting exagger­ guishes intelligent individuals Af EOT WIM-LOSS ERA WIM-LOSS ERA / \ Rick Mahler hopes to duplicate ton and the Chicago Cubs at City man charged in robberies membered,” explains Dr. Karen Sutcliffe, 18-10 last year, and ated, irrational thoughts — “ This who succeed in school is the way his opening day magic while Atlanta. Pfost, assistant professor of DETROIT Morris (R) 1 18-11 338 2 - 0 0 50 V the other Cubs starters might test will not dramatically change they absorb and process new Dave Stewart. Rick Sutcliffe and Stewart, a 20-game winner, and A Hartford man was arrested way to investigate a reported opened the register. Marshuil psychology at Illinois State Uni­ BOSTON Clemens (R) j 20 - 9 2 97 0 - 2 4 91 1 have to work overtime this season 9 my life one way or the other. ” She information. the Minnesota Twins want to Mark Langston, a 19-game since relief ace Lee Smith was and charged with the robbery and robbery at the Xtra Mart when grabbed a handful of money and versity in Normal, 111. “ If they Gsm0 Am#.- 1 OSpm. adds that deep muscle relaxation, repeat last year’s success start­ winner with Seattle, meet when traded to Boston. attempted robbery of two stores they received another call of a attempted to flee, police said. cannot, it would mean they have "Typically, instead of taking it y ' slow breathing from the diaph­ MILWAUKEE Higuers (L) 1 Id -1 0 3 85 2 -1 2 42 ing today when the 1988 baseball the Mariners play at Oakland. Saturday morning, police said. robbery in progress at Pero’s. so much anxiety that it is in passively or in rote fashion.” At Kan.sas City, college basket­ Douglas, Charles and Marie ragm and conjuring up pleasura­ BALTIMORE Boddidter (R) I 10-12 4.18 1 -0 3 68 / season begins. A sellout crowd of 47,000 is Samuel T. Marshall. 26, of 81 Police arrived at the fruit stand interfering with their ability to Dr. Bruch says, “ they integrate it ball is the big story as Oklahoma King wrestled Marshall to the ble mental imagery can help ease Gsm» iOOpjn. Kirk Gibson, Dave Parker, expected to watch the A ’s, who Plynie St,. Hartford, was ar­ to find the store owners. Charles with what they already know. For floor and were assisted in -the think and solve problems any excess anxiety that might Jack Clark. Phil Bradley, Brett have added Parker to Mark and Kansas play tonight for the rested at around 7a.m. Saturday and Marie King, .struggling with clearly.” example, by putting it in their struggle by a customer, police cause panic or a momentary TORONTO Key (L> 17- 8 2 76 1 1 -2 2 2pf!X Butler and Floyd Bannister lead McGwire and Jose Canseco in a NCAA championship. There was and charged with attempting to Marshall on the floor, police said. said. own words or picturing the idea at a good matchup in town this If so, a combination of coping mental blackout. KANSAS CITY Sabertragen (R) 1 8 - 10 3 36 j 1 - 0 an array of familiar faces in new modern-day Murderer’s Row. rob the Xtra Mart at 385 Main St. Douglas King. Charles’ father, work in some practical, everyday Gum» Hm»: 2 35pjm. afternoon — Toronto’s Jimmy techniques can help. One, known places. A half-dozen managers, “ You’ve got to like that li­ and robbing the Pero Fruit Stand told police Marshall had come A car Marshall wasdriving was Sometimes therapists and com­ situation.” Analyzing how such Key. the American League as cognitive therapy, is based on X I including Billy Martin, start this neup.” Stewart said “ We’ve got at 276 Oakland St. into the store, put something on reported stolen from Hartford mercial test-preparation courses people learn unfamiliar material CALIFORNIA Witt (R) 16-14 4 01 3 -1 160 earned-run average leader, the notion that thoughts generate season fresh with their teams, full a power lineup” Police said they were on the the counter, and when King hours earlier, police said give students an opportunity to to begin with has helped psycholo­ CHICAGO Horton (L) against Kansas City’s Bret our emotions and that persist­ of the April optimism that springs The Twins are trying to become “rehearse” by having them gists. teachers and counselors Ostnm I m # 3 00 p m. Saberhagen. Marshall was taken to the Xtra ently negative thoughts can fuel eternal. the first team to win consecutive tackle test questions under simu­ pass on their secrets to others for Some of the Royals and Blue Mart where the clerk ident^ied nervousness and despair. By CLEVELAND C^ kBoM (R) 7 -1 8 4.78 1 -0 TOO “ I ’m excited. There’s anticipa­ World Series championships lated exam conditions. This whom it does not come quite as Jays were hoping their opener him as the man who attempted to learning how to replace them TEXAS Hough(R) 18-13 3 79 4 - 0 153 tion.” Kansas City Manager John since the 1978 Yankees. isis unit considered confidence-building process re­ “ naturally” didn’t go into extra innings — rob the store earlier, police said. with more upbeat, realistic ways Gttr» 9 36 pm. Wathan said. “ You get butterflies “ I think that’s the most hated duces anxiety as well as the they’ve got tickets to the basket­ Continued from page I Thompson. D-Manchester. Rep. The clerk told police the store of thinking, you can change your in your stomach. There is butterf­ word around here — ’repeat,’ ” simple fear of the unknown by □ □ □ SEATTLE Larrgston (L> 1 9 - 13 3 84 2 - 0 176 ball game. Saberhagen and team­ Cynthia Matthew. D- was empty when Marshall entire outlook — including the lies in the players, the coaches, Minnesota’s Tom Brunansky exposing them to the dreaded OAKLAND Slewart (R) 2 0 - 13 3 68 2 - 0 4 7 3 mates George Brett, Mark Norwich and Stamford all have Wethersfield. and Thompson co­ walked behind the counter and way you react to an exam. TUESDAY: Heights. the manager, the people in the said “ Everyone wants to know if G «n# *f«#.- 1105pm . Gubicza and Bud Black are going centers, while centers in Water- sponsored an effort to have the told the clerk to open the register, front office. It’s always there we can repeat.” together from Royals Stadium to bury and Middletown are Jieing start-up money raised from the police said. The clerk said he until the first pitch and then it Frank Viola, the World Series NATIONAL LEAGUE Kemper Arena for baskettball started, she said. $770,000 originally proposed in refused and reached for the goes away and it’s baseball” Most Valuable Player, will start with hard-to-get tickets obtained Holtzman’s committee is not Governor William O’Neill’s .security alarm, police said. The Missing woman found In Hartford ST LOUIS Magrane (L) 9 - 7 3 54 WOflfCORO r Roger Clemens, trying to be­ against New York’s Rick Rhoden by Saberhagen’s agent. the only one interested in ha ving a budget. clerk said Marshall threw him to CINCINNATI Solo (R) 3 - 2 5.12 come the first to win three Viola does not have to face Clark, White said. 0-1 11 25 ^ network in their area. Holtzman The annual cost of the centers the floor, and he told Marshall the A Manchester woman reported missing last G # m # dmm: 2 0 5 p.m. straight Cy Young awards, was to the Yankees’ free agent who “ I’m going to root for the said. New Britain General Hospi­ would be $2.2 million, but the police were on their way. and Wednesday was being evaluated late this throw the first pitch of the .season begins the season in a familiar Jayhawks and If they don’t win. Winslow was taken to Hartford police head­ NEW YORK Gooden (R) 1 5-7 321 tal also is part of a drive to bring program would only be in opera­ Marshall fled, police said. morning at the emergency room of Manchester quarters and transported to Manchester Memor­ 1 -1 2 25 ^ this afternoon when Detroit idace — the disabled list. I ’m going to root for Oklahoma,” one of the three networks to that tion for five months the first year, Marshall was charged with Memorial Hospital hours after she was found on MONTREAL Martirtex (R) 11 - 4 3 30 4 - 0 064 played at Boston. Later, St. Louis *At Atlanta, Mahler and Sut­ Brett said. “ If they don’t win, ial Hospital by Manchester police. White said Gmmo Hmm: 3 0 5 p.m. area, he said. Thompson said. third-degree assault, third- Park Street in Hartford, officials said. Winslow had been known to wander. was at Cincinnati in the tradi­ cliffe are the starters Tuesday then I ’m at the wrong game.” Florine Winslow, 58, of 76 Imperial Drive, is About $900,000 was approved Manchester Memorial assist­ degree robbery and criminal SAN FRAN. Dravecfcy(L) 10-12 3 53 1-1 1 80 tional National League opener. night. Other openers this afternoon believed to have spent the weekend out of doors A hospital spokesman said that Winslow was last week by the General Assemb­ ant director of public relations attempt of third-degree robbery. LOS ANGELES Valenzuela (L) 14- 14 3 98 3-1 3 30 Nine games were scheduled Mahler has pitched 34 straight featured Milwaukee at Balti­ and was in “ very poor condition” when she was undergoing evaluation in the emergency room ly’s Appropriations Committee Amy Avery said the hospital He was held on $20,000 bond and is Osm0 M n # . 4 0 5 pm. today, including Cleveland at scoreless innings on opening more, San Francisco at Los for start up costs for the three would be interested in housing scheduled to appear in Manches­ found by police at 9 a.m., police Sgt. Richard late this morning. Texas and Seattle at Oakland days, givibg up just 13 hits, and Angeles and the New York Mets centers, said state Rep, Jack part of a network. ter Superior Court today. Ah graphic tonight three consecutive shutouts, Chris at Montreal. li — MANCHESTER HKRAI.D. Mondqy. April 4, 1988

MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. April 4. 1988 — 13 Big Eight takes time out for basketbaii finai New Jersey makes playoffs for first time in history By Doug Tucker "W e are guaranteed of having change that image that had been The Associated Press Continued from page il the national champion. It’s a conceived of our league.” MacLean termed his mediocre the first round. dream come true." assistant since coming to the team shows regular-season race in 1941-42 — Canadiens hero by scoring his Kansas forward Milt Newton, a season. It was the biggest goal in “Looking back,” MacLean KANSAS CITY, Mo - It's a,s commissioner Bill Hancock said. he not only has confidence, but and not make the playoffs. 49th and 50th goals. But Buffalo’s native of Washington. D.C., from the point and it bounced off team history — New Jersey had said, “ It’s been kind of a improbable as being '■elected ’"This is fantasy land.” Com­ that my teammates do,” the "It’s a very, very empty feeling Mike Foligno produced the tie agrees. Pang, I was already on my way to to win because the New York disastrous season for me. I never governor of Oklahoma on an missioner Carl James said. "This the net. rookie said. right now,” said goalie John with his second goal of the game "Sometimes when I go back Rangers already had beaten really put it together because I anti-football platform. is like dreaming that you won the Also eliminated on one of the Vanbiesbrouck, who stopped 20 with ju.st 19 .seconds left iii home, guys will ask me about the “ My only thought at that Quebec 3-0. Both teams finished never could react to playing with It's as unlikely as writing a Irish Sweepstakes and then wak­ wildest closing nights in league shots for the shutout, “ because regulation time. Big Eight, and they just refer to it moment was that our whole with 82 points, but the Devils won a lot of different centers.” history of Kansas basketball and ing up to the sound of somebody as Danny Manning’s confer­ season goes down the d ra in. When history were the Pittsburgh Pen­ we know we are a good hockey , Richer was the fourth player leaving out Phog Allen and Wilt the tie-breaker by virtue of Burke has put it together from guins, who beat Hartford 4-2 but team. We proved to people we this season to score his ,50th goal knocking on your door with the ence," he said, "But I think that’s the puck landed on my stick. I just having two more victories. the moment he turned pro. Chamberlain. check. When we found out we still finished last. Mario Lemieux belonged there. We proved to against the Sabres. The others changed now." gave it everything and .somehow The Devils, who finished “ I don’t consider myself a It’s two Big Eight teams were going to host the Final Four it went in.” got his 70th goal and Dan Quinn people in this division when we were Steve Yzerman of Detroit, playing for the championship of The Big Eight has not exactly fourth, play the Patrick Division wizard, but the fact coach scored twice for Pittsburgh. came back. But we have nothing Craig Simpson of Edmonton and in Kansas City, we hoped against It was the 23rd goal of what champion New York Islanders in Schoenfeld has gone with me college basketball. And it's Okla­ hope that we could have maybe been a basketball wasteland. The other playoff matchups are left to do, which is very rookie Joe Nieuwendyk of homa and Kansas at that. one team in. To have two was just Even before the revival began in Washington-Philadelphia in the disappointing” Calgary. the 1970s. Kansas and Kansas Patrick Division; Detroit- "1 never thought of 50 goals,” Yes, two teams from the Big unbelievable. Now. to have Okla­ The Flames won 1200,000, the State had some basketball tradi­ Toronto and Chicago-St. Louis in said Richer, who spent part of last Eight, the conference famed for homa and Kansas in the title Presidents’ Trophy and home-ice tion. and Oklahoma State’s Henry the Norris: Calgary-Los Angeles season in the minors and had only touchdowns and shoulder pads game is just too much to advantage throughout the Iba had won two titles in the '40s and Edmonton-Winnipeg in the 20 goals. " I just wanted to make and cries of "W e're No. 1” as comprehend” playoffs by fini.shing first overall and coached several U.S. Olym­ Smythe; and Montreal-Hartford sure I played well for the team leaves turn purple in fall. with 105 points. The Flames, who Equally incomprehensible to pic teams. But outside of Kansas, and Boston-Buffalo in the Adams. and that 1 stayed in Montreal for The champions of the ACC. won their first Smythe Division long-time Big Eight watchers is hardly anyone took Big Eight Sunday’s other results were all the season” SEC. Big East and Big Ten can crown this year, got a goal and an the fact three league teams — basketball seriously. Calgary 4, Minnesota 1 as the The Sabres had the biggest only watch tonight as the Sooners assist from veteran Lanny McDo­ Kansas, Oklahoma and Kansas Flames clinched the overall improvement of any club in the of Oklahoma, champions of the The 1970s, though, brought nald and Hakan Loob scored his State — got to the final eight of points title and eliminated the league with a 37-.32-11 Record, Big Eight, vie for the NCAA title modern arenas to replace this year’s tourney. The confer­ North Stars from the playoffs; 50th goal, the first Swedish player good for 85 points. 21 mOre than against the Jayhawks of Kansas, cramped, ugly buildings at Colo­ to do so in the NHL. ence that used to be ashamed of Philadelphia 2, Washington 2; last year. third-place finishers in the Big rado, Oklahoma. Missouri. Ne­ The North Stars went home A Eight. most of its basketball teams will Montreal 4, Buffalo 4; Bo.ston 3, A braska and Iowa State. Basket­ finish 14-4 after either Oklahoma the Islanders 2; Los Angeles 5. with the league’s worst record — Bruins 3, Islanders 2 Honest. ball recruiting budgets were or Kansas prevail in Monday Edmonton 5; and Winnipeg 5. St. 19-48-13 for 51 points. Minnesota Boston, which plays Buffalo in Not the Big Ten, which had fattened. Within three years, night’s title game. Louis 4. wound up one point behind the playoffs, found a potent line in Indiana and Michigan in the final starting in 1979, Billy Tubbs was Toronto in the Norris Division, Tom McCarthy, Ken Linseman in 1976. And not the Big East Iowa State and Missouri each Devils 4, Blackhawks 3 missing the playoffs for the brought in to coach Oklahoma. and Keith Crowder. Playing which boasted Villanova and lost in the first round this year. Larry Brown came to Kansas and second straight .season. Chicago, which enters the together for the first time, each Georgetown as finalists in 19R.'i But K-State got to the finals of the Johnny Orr, who guided Michi­ playoffs on an 0-7-1 dive, led 3-2 scored a goal. The Big Eight, which has not Midwest Regional and Oklahoma gan to the 1976 NCAA title game, Flyers 2, Caps 2 after Troy Murray’s breakaway Alan Kerr and Randy Wood had had one team, much less two. in and Kansas are still going. The signed on at Iowa State. goal with 10: .33 remaining in the Gary Galley scored two goals in New York’s goals. The Islanders P P the finals since 1957. Big Eight’s share of the tourna­ third period. " I think Billy and Johnny Orr the last seven minutes of the third already had clinched their first The Big Eight, which has not ment pot will be almost $3.7 “ Heck, we had over 10 minutes coming into the league put an period, helping Washington Patrick Division crown since won a championship since 19,52. million left, and I felt if we could at least emphasis on recruiting quality clinch .second place in the Patrick 1983 84 and finished sixth overall The Big Eight, where players tie the score, we could win il in "Everybody is talking about athletes,” Brown said. "They Division. used to joke that basketball was overtime,” Devils coach Jim Kings 5, Oilers 5 the m oney." Hancock said. started to have some success and Flyers goalie Ron Hextall had a only something to do between Schoenfeld said, "They’re getting out their calcu­ it wasn’t just Kansas. K-Stateand shutout going until a pass by Lue Robitaille. last .season’s football and spring football MacLean tied it on a rebound Rookie of the Year, scored three lators and figuring out how many Missouri. When I look back at the Galley bounced off his stick into On the Richter scale of upsets, with 8:03 remaining. The Devils times and set up another goal as dollars we got But the money is conference when I coached in the net with 6:56 to play. Three it’s a 10. even had a power play in Los Angeles rallied from a .5-2 secondary. What the Big Eight Denver, the style of play has minutes later. Galley’s slap.shot Why. Barry Switzer even can­ overtime but were thwarted by deficit. He tied it with 2>/4 minutes will get out of this in terms of changed. It is no longer a from just inside the Flyers’ blue celed spring football practice goalie Darren Pang, who made 38 remaining. prestige and publicity is abso­ half-court offensive conference. line went between HextaH’spads. Friday and today to cheer on the saves. Robitaille joined teammate lutely priceless” There is more depth on the teams. "W e’re excited to win second basketball Sooners. Then MacLean provided the Jimmy. Carson, also in his second Kansas Coach Larry Brown .. . I believe this is the Big Eight’s place,” Capitals coach Bryan " I love it." said Switzer, who dramatic — and perfect — ending Murray said. "It .sets up a NHL .season, as ,50-goal scorers figures an all-Big Eight cham­ finest moment” sat with the noisy Oklaluima for New Jersey. different approach to our game, this year. Carson finished with 55 pionship game may also open contingent Saturday night af the Old timers used to say their although I don’t think home ice goals. some doors to all Big Eight Rangers 3, Nordiques 0 Sooners whipped Arizona 8M78 in finest moment was the final 1971 will play a big factor” recruiters The Rangers got goals from Jets 5, Blues 4 the NCAA semifinals. "Anfl this football poll which ranked Ne­ AP photo The Capitals were 4-2-1 again.st John Ogrodnick, Mark Hardy and Rey Neufeld’s goal 2:05 into can’t do anything but help our "Now when our coaches go into braska. Oklahoma and Colorado Philadelphia this year. Don Maloney in the third period, overtime won il. Tony McKegney football program” places in the East and West Coast 1-2-3, LETTING HIMSELF BE HEARD - against Arizona. Tubbs will lead the "1 look for a low-scoring then retired to the players’ lounge forced the overtime for SI. Louis Big Eight officials were all to recruit, the kids will know "Right now. this is even better Oklahoma’s outspoken coach, Billy series,” Murray said. “ Both Sooners tonight against Kansas in the to .see their fate decided in with his second goal of the game smiles and wearing green "Big 8 about our league." he said. "I than that." Hancock said. "Next teams have played well on the Tubbs, shows his anger at a referee’s NCAA title game. Chicago. on a power play with 1:20 left in Is Great" lapel buttons Sunday. believe this is going to finally week, they will be equal.” road” call during Saturday’s semifinal game AP photo After MacLean’s goal, the the third period. Canadlens 4, Sabres 4 HUMAN GOAL — The Rangers’ Walt out of the way during their game Sunday Rangers were stunned that they Winnipeg plays defending Stan­ Blue Devils could fini.sh six points out of first Stephane Richer, who is being ley Cup champion Edmonton in Poddubny slides into the goal as at Madison Square Garden. The place — the clo.sest they’ve been touted as Montreal’s Guy La- the opening round, while the are offering NCAA hoop title is at stake Quebec goalie Mario Gosselin (33) gets Rangers shut out the Nordiques, 3-0. to the lop spot since they won the fleur. made like the former Blues face Chicago. Continued from page 11 Past NCAA Champs burgh, but the Panthers were no excuses beaten by Vanderbilt. And Kan­ winning” Teams with more than one sas was all set to meet the While Tubbs had not taken a championship Oilers/Devils out to prove something in piayoffs region’s top seed. Big Ten cham­ team to the Final Fourbefore this pion Purdue, in the Midwest final Bath- By Fred Goodall U C L A year. Kansas Coach Larry Brown until the Boilermakers lost to By Ken Rappoport matchup, it’s Philadelphia open­ Robitaille finished with 53. ingers The Associated Press Indiana it’s winning at the Nassau Coli­ their division by the biggest point near the end of the season, already had gone twice — in 1980 Kansas State. The Associated Press ing at Washington. Owing to injuries and the seum. On their home ice. the spread, 17 points over St Ixniis the Canadiens had a 15-game with UCLA and in 1986 with the KeniucAy "Obviously, you have to have In the Adams. Montreal hosts departure of superstar defense­ MVP. KANSAS CITY — Duke offered Islanders hold a 4-0 record over Although Toronto enters the unbeaten streak and finished with Jayhawks. Two years ago. Brown some luck, some breaks, and win As the Stanley Cup playoffs Hartford and Boston faces Buf­ man Paul Coffey, the Oilers had a itlon," no excuses. Coach Mike Krzy- Cincinnati New Jer.sey this year, and are playoffs with the worst record the second-best record in the brought a powerhouse Kansas a game maybe that you weren’t open this week, the Edmonton falo In the Norris. Detroit meets dropoff after winning the division 35-1-3 overall going back to the among the 16 teams and the worst league. zewski would have it no other Louisvilc team to Dallas but lost in the supposed to,” Brown said. Oilers have .something to prove Toronto and Chicago plays St championship six straight years. isider- way. Devils’ former homes in Kansas for a playoff team since the The defensive-minded Cana- semifinals to Duke. This year, his N Carolina Grant and Stacey King give and the New Jersey Devils are Louis. During the regular .season, the 8 one "W e gave it our best shot,” City and Colorado. 70-game schedule was adopted, diens are big. fast and talented Kansas team is being compared Oklahoma a strong, quick front just trying to prove themselves. Oilers handled the Jets pretty em all senior Kevin Strickland said after N C State The home ice has been a real the Maple Leafs have given, the and have many players back to the surprising Villanova and court, while guard Mookie Blay­ After finishing a disappointing Smythe Division well, holding a 4-1-3 edge in the Coffey Kansas eliminated the Blue Dev­ advantage in this series, with the division champions plenty of from their Stanley Cup cham­ N C. State teams. lock led the nation with 141 steals .second in the Smythe Division Calgary and Los Angeles meet series, and have won all 14games ils in the NCAA Tournament Devils having beaten the Island­ trouble this year. The clubs have pionship team of two years ago. 4 4 "I can only speak for our during the regular season. Okla­ and failing to win the division title in a .series that could need a ) raise in the four series they've played ers three out of three in New split the .series, with each 3-0-1 at including 50-goal scorer Stephane semifinals at Kemper Arena,' team.” Brown .said whenaskedof calculator before it’s finished. ad his homa’s press is designed to for the first lime in seven years, since joining the NHL in 1979-80. Jersey. home. Richer "They outplayed us, no question the comparisons, "Once we got create turnovers, and that will the Oilers hope to redeem them­ Two of the highest scoring teams ux hit about that” Teams that have Patrick Division In the other Patrick series, The Maple Leafs just squeezed As for the Whalers, it looked for into the tournament, all I said to put the pressure on Kansas point selves as the “ second season” in hockey collected 25 goals in in on the last day of the season, a while as if they wouldn’t make lute to Duke’s bid to reach the cham­ won at least once Washington has the home-ice our kids was. 'Let’s not be guard Kevin Pritchard. opens Wednesday night in eight their final two meetings of the The Patrick just completed its advantage over Philadelphia when Minnesota lost to Calgary. this year’s playoffs at all. But a 0 and pionship game for the second Calitornia Ohio satisfied to win just one game.’ “ Wedon’t play players.” Tubbs NHL cities. season, both of which LA won. wildest finish, with three .teams The Capitals took the .season St. Louis and Chicago will late-.season slump by Quebec ers to time in three years was stopped C C N Y Oregon “ I do see some parallels, but said of his defense. “ Our game The defending Stanley Cup The teams each won four games challenging fora playoff berth up series from the Flyers 4-2-1. resume an old rivalry. The Blues helped to open the door for them. almost before it began Saturday. Georgetown Stanlord they’re with my UCLA team We plan stays the same. We’re going champions will host the Winnipeg during the regular season, with to final second of the season. winning three out of four at home. took the season series. 4-3-1. mpion The Blue Devils fell behind 14-0. Holy Cross Te«a- WestdVi During the regular season, were. I think. 17-9coming intothe to go after after the ball, whoever Jets, who fini.shed third. each 3-1-0 on the road, and The Devils finally nailed down The Flyers. Stanley Cup final­ "In St Louis, we meet a team since then 18-2 and 24-6 but charged Kansas Utah the last playoff spot in a photo Montreal held a 4-2-2 edge over 94R-49 tournament, but we were playing has it. Usually, there is some­ Meanwhile the playoffs will he combined for 84 goals in their ists last year against Edmonton, that likes to grind il out. has some back within three with 2:28 to la S ale Villanova Hartford our best at the end of the .season, place on the floor where turnov­ a new experience for the Devils eight games. finish with the New York Rangers had a weak finish due to an big goal .scorers and does not lake play only to lose 66 ,59 and we came within a layup of Loyola Wecons»i and Pittsburgh Penguins and now Dave ers occur." It’s the first lime they’ve made Keyed by rookie sensation Joe unusual amount of injuries Both a lot of bad penalties,” Black- The other first-round Adams "When you’re coming hack and Marquette Wyorting have the task of playing the New winning it all” Tubbs denies that he runs up post season play since they Nieuwendyk and Hakan Loob, teams were inconsistent in the hawks Coach Bob Murdoch said. d.The playingvgood defense, it puts a lot Michigan St series features a pair of surpris­ UCLA lost 59-,54 to Louisville in the score to embarrass oppo­ moved to New Jersey in 1982-83. two of eight 50-goal scorers this York Islanders in a first-round late stages of the Patrick race, "It will be a very physical game ocked more pressure on your offense game. ing teams. Neither Boston nor 1980. nents, but he doesn’t deny that he They made the playoffs on the season, the Flames led the NHL when the Islanders took charge. with a lot of tight checking. But if idams because you're a little more AP photo AP graphic Buffalo were supposed to have While Oklahoma was the No. 1 lik e^ o score a lot of points. last day of the regular season with 397 goals and won the overall The Islanders won their first we can’t forecheck them when 1 flrst- tired,” Krzyzewski said. Patrick championship since 1983- Norris Division the kind of seasons they had. galnst TOURING VALVANOS — North Carolina State head seed in the Southeast and won the tournament, Kansas could have jlW e’re going to get every point Sunday night, capping a sizzling points title in the process. they get to our blue line, we could "Kansas runs a good offense 84 over the weekend in a division Detroit lost superstar Steve The Bruins had a great mid­ in the coach Jim Valvano and his wife, Pam, arrive at Los region in overpowering fashion, faced N.C. State, but the Wolf- we can get and try to keep our three-team race for the final spot The Kings are not short on be in trouble.” and they make a lot of passes," he that separated the first-place Yzerman to injury late in the season streak that propelled urday Angeles International Airport Saturday. The colorful Kansas came out of the Midwe.st pack was upset by Murray State. opponents from getting points." in the Patrick Division. goal-scorers, either, with Jimmy Adams Division added, "so when we got on the as the sixth seed and got some Kansas’ opponent in the third Tubbs said. " I ’ve always played In other first-round Smythe Carson and Luc Robitaille. who team from the last by just seven season, but it didn’t affect them them for a while to the top of the offensive end there's a chance for Wolfpack coach took a look at the vacant UCLA'post, but points, with all six teams finish­ as they finished strong, becoming In facing Montreal. Hartford division before a dropoff. How­ good help to make the Final Four. round could have been Big East that way, and I ’m not going to Division action, regular-season have continued the success of us to shoot short, too, because you then withdrew his name from consideration Sunday. ing over .500. the first divisional title-winner has the job of handling one of the ever. the Bruins still finished with at you In the second round of the regular-season champion Pitts­ change." winner Calgary plays Los An­ their fine rookie seasons. Carson are expending .so much energy on geles In the other Patrick had 55 goals this season and If the Devils have a problem. this season. The Red Wings won hottest teams in the NHL. At one the fourth-best record in the NHL, tion," the defensive end.” ant to Duke shot 34.3 percent from the field, including a woeful 27 9 Olson toying with the idea Techsters bounce back percent in the second half when the Blue Devils hit just 12 of 43 Jo^an sends Detroit 59-point message attempts. Danny Ferry, two of 12 to claim women’s crown 3n at one stage, finished with 19 ______.1throw______ID it and Brad__ I Sellerse-ii__ _ tapped_____ I and fed DominiqueDominioue Wilkins forfo a of Elliott at point guard slot By Bob Baum By The Assocloted Press points on 7-of-22 shooting. I’d let a lot of people down. the ball away. layup with 49 seconds to go to lead The Associated Press ?only "W e came out very tentative By Chuck Schoffner sit down with Elliott and his " I don’t think I let anybody Michael Jordan wanted to NBA Roundup " I picked it up. I was going fora Atlanta over Indiana. "Once you’ve been in the Final Wilkins finished with 35 points :s on and that was something we had The Associated Press mother shortly thereafter to down this year.” deliver a message The Detroit dunk. I was going for two” Four, your standard becomes TACOMA, Wash. — For the as the Hawks won their fifth talked about before the game — di.scuss the future. " I think we all thought about Pistons heard him loudandclear. Thomas led the Pi.stons with 24 that of doing everything you can second year in a row, a straight game. not doing it." Ferry said. "This is KAN.SAS CITY. Mo. - Sean "From just anemotional stand­ last year’s game quite a bit,” "They had a 4-1 record against He had 63 points in a 135-131 points. to try to get back. I think it raises Louisiana Tech pratfall in the Indiana’s Chuck Person, who pretty much the same beginning Elliott, a 6-foot-8 All-American point, he needs that extra year,” Louisiana Tech playmaker us." the Chicago Bulls guard said double-overtime playoff loss to the sights, raises the goals. It’s championship game of the Celtics 110, Mavericks 101 had tied the game at 100 on a as it was when we played them at forward bles.sed with the skills of Olson said Sunday, "Sean is the not like a dream in which you Teresa Weatherspoon said. of the Pistons. "And we had to Boston on April 20,1986. He set the 9 9 NCAA women’s basketball Larry Bird sank seven 3-point 3-point shot with 1:50 remaining, Lawrence. We just didn't come a guard, may get tou.se his talents age of a sophomore (20). It’s not "We felt we let the university establish that if we play them in Silverdome record with 61 points wonder what it’s like because tournament seemed a distinct shots, scoring 32 points to lead had the ball stripped from him by out and play strong We didn't more than ever next season. like you’re looking at somebody down, too, the playoffs ... we can beat in a 125-120 overtime loss to you’ve done it, I think it will serve possibility. Boston over Dallas. Bird fell one Levingston with 51 seconds logo, play smart.” Looking ahead after complet­ who’s 22 j4ars old. Detroit on March 4, 1987, then sket- as a motivational device forthe.se "We were flat on our backs, "When we were down by so them." short of the league record of eight lycvingston passed to Wilkins, Duke overcame a 15-point ing the most successful season in "The physical problem is not Jordan scored a season-high 59 matched that total in a 117-114 lonna kids” no doubt about it,” Lady many points, we just kept 3-pointers in a game set by Rick who .scored. first-half deficit to beat Kansas in school history, Arizona Coach points, including two free throws regulation-time loss to Atlanta at r the the biggest adjustment. It’s the Elliott agrees with his coach. Techsters Coach Leon Bar- telling outselves we can’t let Barry on Feb. 9. 1980, and tied by "You have to give Cliff Leving­ overtime on Feb 20 With Ferry Lute Olson raised the possibility adju.stment emotionally. I think with four .seconds left in the the Chicago Stadium on April 16, ! was "W e’ve had a lot of fun here.” more said. that happen again, so let’s just John Roche on Jan. 9, 1982. ston the credit” Wilkins said. struggling with his shot and Billy that he’d u.se Elliott at point Sean is ready physically to play in game, to snap a tie and give the 1987. this he said. "We realized a dream we But the team from Rustin. keep fighting” "Bird’s range is 94 feet,” “ He deflected the pass to me in T King, the team's best defender, guard next year. the NBA. I don’t think emotion­ Bulls a 112 1 in victory over Jordan scored 58 points in a mmy had when we first arrived at La., used a tough defense, The fiery, 5-foot-8 senior led Mavericks Coach John MacLeod the open court and all I had to do unable to contain the Jayhawks' "Whatever it’s going to take to ally he’s ready from a maturity Detroit Sunday at the Pontiac 128-113 victory over New Jersey ■ 0 8 ague strong rebounding and clutch that fight. After giving up 16 said. “ He’d probably shoot from was put It through the hoop” vW Milt Newton, the Blue Devils Arizona, I ’m sure that we’ll make Silverdome. It was Chicago’s at Chicago on Feb, 26. 1987. ider, put the five best players on the standpoint yet” shooting down the stretch points to Auburn’s Ruthie the fifth row if you let him” Wayman Tisdale led Indiana were unable to do it again it our top goal to come back.” third con.secutive victory and the Chet Walker scored 56 points Bret floor, that’s what we’re going to Even if Elliott returns, next Sunday to rally from a 14-point Bolton in the first half, Wea­ Celtics Coach K.C. Jones said with 26 points and nine rebounds "A lot of his shots were in and Bulls’ 12th in their last 16 games, for the Bulls against Cincinnati on do.” said Olson, who loses three year’s Wildcats will be hard- Forward Anthony Cook will be deficit and beat Auburn 56-54. therspoon held her scoreless he didn’t mind Bird launching out and just wouldn't fall." junior and pulled Chicago to within 3‘/i Feb. 6, 1972, while Jordan had 56 Bullets 105, Nets 103 Blue .starters from a team that lo.st to pressed to match the accomplish­ Arizona’s other returning starter, The Lady Techsters, 32-2, after intermission. long shots if he was open. % k'4 point guard Quin Snyder said of games of first-place Detroit in the points against Philadelphia on >ener Oklahoma 86-78 Saturday night in ments of this team. meaning Olson must replace won the title for the second ’’We took advantage of that, Moses Malone scored 15 of his Ferry. "That’s tough to swallow, the semifinals of the NCAA Elliott and his mates set a Weatherspoon, meanwhile, Central Division race. March 24, 1987. 31 points in the fourth quarter and ?8 - center Tom Tolbert, guard Craig time in the tournament’s and they didn’t change their but sometimes that’s the way it had seven assists and only one The Piston have lost four In other NBA games Sunday, it isket- Tournament. school record forvictoriesintheir McMillan and the team’s inspira­ seven-year history. They also defense,” Jones said. “ They Frank Johnson made a defensive goes” turnover in the final 20 min­ straight and five of their last six. was Boston 110. Dallas 101; eam- " It ’s obvious he can play that 35-3 season. They were ranked tional leader and best outside captured the first champion­ wanted us to beat them from the gem at the buzzer as Washington Danny Manning had 25 points. utes while helping force Bol­ They now lead Atlanta. 102-100 Washington 105, New Jersey 103; ifark position. In our offense he’s No. 1 nationally for six weeks and shooter, Steve Kerr. ship in 1982. outside, and we did” handed New Jersey its sixth AP photo 10 rebounds, six blocked shots ton into six turnovers. winners over Indiana. by just one Portland 110, San Antonio 107; going handling the ball as much as finished in the No. 2 spot. They A year ago, Louisiana Tech The strategy helped forward straight loss. The victory was and four steals to lead Kansas Kerr, a second-team All- " I don’t single out a lot of Los Angeles 108, Sacramento 104. BONE CRUSHER — Boston’s Danny Ainge, right, and jin to anybody else does anyway." also breezed to the Pac-lOConfer- game. ^ Kevin McHale get a career-high Washington’s fourth in its last American, made 60 percent of his was blown out by Tennessee players,” Barmore said, "but Jordan helped set up his ‘tball Newton contributed 20 points to Of course, Olson’s plans hinge ence title with a 17-1 record and “ This is a game that could do a five starts and kept alive the Dallas’ Rolando Blackman fight for a rebound during 3-point shots and committed less 67-44 in the title game, and the it’ll be a long time before you game-winning free throws when 10 assists. The Celtics had 36. ained help the Jayhawks avenge this on whether Elliott returns for his became the first team from that lot for our confidence down the Bird sank three 3-pointers in an Bullets’ playoff hopes. their game Sunday at the Boston Garden. The Celtics than a turnover a game in what Techsters had made no secret see a player like Teresa he and Brad Sellers teamed to year’s loss as well as a four-point senior year. He averaged 19 6 league to reach the Final Four stretch," Jordan said. “ This 18-8 run that built the Celtics’ lead The Nets have lost eight of their was a dream season — until of their desire to make Weatherspoon. Teresa Wea­ steal the ball near midcourt and won, 110-101. setback to Duke in the 1986 NCAA points a game this season and his since 1980. amends. game showed us that if we meet to 88-68, theirbiggestofthegame. last nine. semifinals at Dallas Saturday night. therspoon has been one of the Detroit any time In the playoffs, Jordan was fouled by Bill Malone had eight points in a stock with the NBA scouts soared "Once you do .something like " I was embarrassed last with 2; 12 left in the third quarter. "W e understand what Duke is best there’s ever been” we can beat them. We’re coming Laimbeer. 10-point fourth-quarter surge that Blazers 110, Spurs 107 Lakers 108, Kings 104 as he led Arizona to Victory after this, ail of a sudden your The 6-foot-3 blonde with a year,” Barmore said. “ I was The Mavericks closed to 108-101 going through We’ve been Auburn, 32-3 and ranked The play began as Isiah Tho­ carried the Bullets from a 97-92 Kevinjj Duckworth scored 24 James Worthy scored 24 points victory. He’d likely go in the first standards change,” Olson said. squeaky clean reputation that embarrassed for the game of on strong.” as Rolando Blackman made two there,” Kansas Coach Larry third in the final poll of the The NBA’s leading scorer, mas passed the ball to Laimbeer, deficit into a 102-97 lead with 2:04 points, including two key baskets and Byron Scott added 23 points round if he declared him.self "When you first go to the NCAA rivals Elliott’s made only two of basketball. I was embar­ free throws with 57 seconds Brown said, "They’re a great season, led the fifth-ranked Jordan now owns the top five who in turn tried to pass the ball to play. New Jersey’s Dennnis in the final minutes, to lead as I4OS Angeles posted Its 34th eligible for the NBA draft. Tournament, you make getting in 13 shots against Oklahoma and rassed because it was on Lady Techsters 31-19 at half­ remaining, but came no closer as *noon team. I think our players have an every year the standard to go by. scoring performances in the when it was slapped away, Hopson, who got 17 of his 21 points Portland to a come-from-behind consecutive home victory over Olson is aware of that possibil­ scored just six points. But that national TV. I was embar­ time and scored the first they lost their fourth in a row. 3alti- understanding of how kids like ity. but is confident his star will be When you win the conference one game won’t obscure what history of the Bulls’ franchise. It " I had switched to cover Isiah, in the second half, had the ball victory over San Antonio. Duck­ the Kings. Los rassed becau.se I didn’t think basket of the second half to Danny Ferry and Billy King are back. The Wildcats will return to championship, then that becomes Kerr did to help get Arizona to the also was the 10th time in his to keep him from penetrating,” stripped from him by Johnson as worth also had 12 rebounds Reserve Ed Pinckney scored a Mets I ’d done a good job. I just felt build the margin to 14. Hawks 102, Pacers 100 feeling” Tucson on Tuesday and Olson will your standard every year. Final Four in the first place. career he has scored 50 or more Jordan said. "He threw it to he attempted a 3-point shot just Mike Mitchell paced San Anto­ season high 24 points and Otis points in a game. Laimbeer Laimbeer tried to Cliff Levingston stole the ball before the buzzer. nio with 22 points. Thorpe added 21 for the Kings 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 4. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. April 4. 1988 — 15 fl — 13 SCOREBOARD Becker passes ig his Penguins 4, Whalers 2 Janet Coles, 5,148 75756970-289 Lxiura Davies, 5,148 70697670-389 $3 million mark ffalo’s Hockev Martha House, 5,148 79706573-289 tie tie 0 1 1—a G olf Robin Walton, 5,148 75697673-309 By Denne H. Freeman 1 1 % -4 Barb Thomas, 4 ^ 75767368— 390 Beckel'. game Rrsf Period— 1, Pittsburgh, Quinn 39 Jerilyn Britz,- I , 4 ,M 76757569^290 The Associated Press ” It’s the best I ’ve played in a !ft in (Coffey, Errey), 8:38. 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Jerry Thibodeau 651552, Joe Wall Judy Dickinson, 3449 79697673— 391 professional tennis player to pass x-NY Islanders 39 31 10 88 308 247 Second Period— 2, Hartford, Turgeon 23 651653, Walt Chapman 651655, Tom Donna White, 3449 "Tennis is fun again,” said ‘troit, V-Woshlngton 38 33 9 85 91 249 75767573— » 1 the $3 million mark. (Francis, McEwen), 2:58 (pp). 3, Pitts­ Roche 651655. C — Chat Pllkington Myra Blockwelder, 3401 7677-7569-392 Becker. ” I ’m healthy and I ’m n and V-Phllodelphla 38 33 9 85 292 293 burgh, Coffey 15 (Lemleux), 15:44 (pp). 6519-46, John McFarland 68-15X, Ed Becker defeated Sweden’s Ste­ y-New Jersey 9 34 4 82 293 296 Cindy Rarick, 3401 86767670-292 winning and that’s what, it is all k of Penalties— SIrdfr, Pit (slashing),) :23; Siren, Oullea67-1551.D— Bob Calnen 8637-53, Ayako Okamoto, 2401 71-7677-73-292 N Y Rangers 34 34 10 82 300 285 Pit (tripping), 11:49; MacDermId, Har Carl Engberq 7532-53. fan Edberg 6-4, 1-6, 7-5, 6-2 in about.” Pittsburgh 34 35 9 81 319 314 Hollis Stacy, 3401 75756973— 292 (holding), 13:37; Johnson, Pit (roughing), SWEEPS 4 . A Gross — BUI Zwick 77, Tom mie Green, 2401 Saturday’s title match at Reunion Adams DIvMen Net — Dick Smith 82-574. B Gross — 75767674— 292 Becker said his resurgence can jals,” 13:37; Robertson, Har (hIgh-stIckIng), Betty King, 3401 77-7671-74— 292 Arena to capture the $200,000 first x-Montreol 45 22 13 103 298 29 14:57; Sheehy, Har, mlnor-malor (high- Mike Harder 86, Walt Chapman 86, Tom Chris Johnson, 3400 be traced back to his disappoint­ of last y-Boston 44 9 4 94 300 251 Roche 86. Nft — Jerry Thibodeau 71-7571-75-292 sticking, fighting), 14:57; Ferraro, Hor, Kim Shipman, 2400 75497574— 292 prize and raise his career earn­ ment in last year’s Wimbledon. donly y-BuffalO 37 32 11 85 285 305 mlnor-molor (Instigator, fighting), 8514-72. C Gross — Chat Pllkington 83, Deb Richard, 2400 y-Hartford 35 9 7 77 3«9 247 Net — John McFarland 8518-68. D 757673-75-292 ings to $3,044,927. "Losing in the second round at make 14:57; Cunneyworfh, Pit, mlnor-malor Alice RItzman, 2,193 77-6977-70— 293 Quebec 32 43 5 49 271 304 (high-sticking, fighting), 14:57; Brown, GROSS — Carl Engberg 100, Net — Bob It was the first title in Dallas for Wimbledon hurt me last year,” team CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Calnen 10637-76. Denise Strebig, 6153 77-71-7672— 293 Pit, malor (fighting), 14:57. Nancy Brown, 2,152 7571-71-75— 293 the 20-year-old Becker. ■a! for NeiTls Divislen Third Period— 4, Pittsburgh, Quinn 40 INSIDE NINE — A — George Martin Becker said. ” My confidence W L T Fts OF OA 356-31, BUI Moran 35-632, Leonard Sally Quinlan, 14U 75767571— 294 The 22-year-old Edberg settled (Coffey), 8:9. 5, Hartford, Babych 14 Morel Bozorth, 1405 75757672- 294 went down. I had injuries and was x-Detrolt 41 9 11 93 322 269 (Peterson, Turgeon), 13:09. 4, Pittsburgh, Horvath 353-33, BUI Zwick 35632, for the $100,000 second prize, V-St. Louis 34 9 8 74 278 294 Gross — Leonard Horvath 76. B — Joe Mindy Moore, 1405 75757673— 294 losing a lot of key points. It Just all iggest Lemleux 9 (Hunter, Bodger), 19:24 (en). Am y Benz, 1405 75757673-394 V-Chlcogo 9 41 9 49 284 39 Penalties— Evason, Har (tripping), 4:54; Won X-7-32, (ierry Thibodeau 467-33. C which gives him career winnings happened so quick.” In the V-Toronto 21 49 10 52 273 345 Vicki Fergon, 1405 76757573— 294 Coffey, Pit (sloshing), 19:50. — Chos Pllkington 40-10-30, Jim Barb Bunkowsky, 1,605 of $3,780,182. But Becker sa'd it served as »cord, MInnesoto 19 48 13 51 242 349 O’Rourke41-1631, Ken Solo41-9-32. D — 71-757573-X4 Shots on goal— Hartford 9-14-7— 9 . Lori Garbaez, 1404 7672-71-73— X4 The win marked a return of • than Smythe Divislen Pittsburgh 14-11-10— 35. Terry Dootady 48-11-37. good inspiration. x-Calgory 48 23 9 105 397 305 Janet Anderson, 1404 76757674— X4 Power-play Opportunities— Hartford 1 of SWEEPS — A Gross — Leonard Laurie RInker, 1404 form for Becker, who won the "Now I’m glad it happened; ’ ’ he y-Edmonton 44 25 11 99 343 288 H()rvgth 76, Net — BUI Moran 75572, 75767574— 294 4; Pittsburgh 1 of 4. ^Kathleen Scrivner, 767672-76— X4 Wimbledon championship in 1985 said. ” I can appreciate my good A V-Wlnnlpeg 33 9 11 77 292 310 (Joalles— Hartford, Brodeur (34 shots-31 BUI Zwick 78-573. B Gross — Rick Deedee Losker, 1X)44 75757572— 295 y-Los Angeles 9 42 8 48 318 359 saves). Pittsburgh, Guenette (30-9). Mcirshall 83, Net — <3errv Thibodeau and 1986, but faded to seventh in moments now.” Voncouver 25 44 9 59 272 39 Dot Germain, 1X)44 77-71-7674— 295 A— 16,168. 84-14-70, Joe Wall 8513-72, Aide D 'Ap Jill Briles, IX)44 the world last year. His come­ filo in x-won division title pollonlo 8513-72. C Gross — Chos 7672-7575-295 Becker has been working out v-won playoff berth PUklngton 93, Net — Jim O’Rourke Lisa Walters, 1XM4 75767575— 295 back has pushed him up the under the stem discipline of inein Capitals 2, Flyers 2 AAartha Foyer, 1XM4 7672-4976— 295 Sofuntov's Oames 9519-77. D Gross — Te rry Dootady 106, Penny Hammel, 1,043 ladder to fourth. “man New Jersey 5, New York Islanders 2 Net — Earl Anderson 109-27-82. 767571-77— 295 Harry Hoffman of Australia. Roo photo Patty Sheehan, 771 80667573— 296 That’s bad news for Denmark, "This is proof that my training jying Hartford 4, Boston 2 Washington 0 0 2 0— 2 Philadelphia 7, Quebec 4 which Becker will battle this and my practice is right,” Becker each Pittsburgh 7, Washington 4, O T Philadelphia i i o 0— 2 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL WINNERS — Coaches Corner Tallwood Montreal 9, Buffalo 4 Rrst Period— 1, Phllodelphia, Propp 27 week in the quarterfinals of the said. ” I had been going easy on Toronto 5, Detroit 3 (Howe, Huber), 11:19 (op). Penalties— took top honors in the Women's Volleyball League this LOW GROSS-LOW NET(Par4'sonly) Davis Cup in West Germany. myself. Now, I ’m working hard.” dhad Sandav's Oames Howe, Phi (high-sticking), 5:58; Poulin, — A Gross — Steve McCusker 42, Ed Baseball P Phi (hloh-stlcklng), 7:58; Hunter, Wos, winter. Team members, from left, front row: Betty Stone 43, Net — Chick Gagnon 40, " I ’ve been working very, very Becker was seeded seconil, one AP photo AP photo iders Winnipeg 5, St. Louis 4, O T Calgary 4, Minnesota 1 malor (high-sticking), 7:58; Hatcher, Wos Auggle Link 40, Ed McLaughlin 40, hard,” he said. “ I guess you can first (roughing), 9:35; Sutter, Phi (roughing), Euliano, llene Kesten, Marianne Pemberton. Back row: Bernie Quesnel 40, Lou Miller 41, Ron spot behind Edberg. going into Boston 3, New York Islanders 2 Baslle 41. B Gross — Tim Watson 47, say I ’ve gone back to the office. I the tournament. HEADING FOR VICTORY SWIM — LPGA golfer Amy since Washington 7. Phllodelphia 2, tie 9:35; Kerr, Phi, double minor (high- Seby Wajes, Michelle Sheridan, Jean McAdam, Barbara Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, Calif., Montreal 4, Buffalo 4, tie sticking), 12:10; Hunter, Wos (rough­ Carl MIkolowsky SO, Sal Russo 50, Net— American League standings work my tail off in practices. I But Becker served a total of 43 'erall I ing), 17:11; Brown, Phi (roughing), 17:11; Startup. Missing: Barbara Iverson, Chris Swenson, Chet Lukos 40, Don Wennik 41, Al Smith Alcott and her caddy, Bill Kurre, go running Sunday. Alcott gives Kurre a big hug after the pair took Pittsburgh 4, Hartford 2 Stevens, Was (cross-checking) ,17:25. 41, John Boylan 42, John Sutherland 43, sort of got away from working aces in his matches, more than New York Rangers 3, Quebec 0 Shirley Schoenberger. East Division hand-in-hand for the lake at the 18th green after Alcott the plunge. Los Angeles 5, Edmonton 5, tie Second Period— 2, Philadelphia, Howe Ed MIffItt 45, Jim Aufman 45, George after my Wimbledon successes.” the combined total of any other 19 (Sutter, Sm ith), :14. Penalties— McAlees 45. C Gross — BUI Dowd 50, BUI W L Pet. OB won the Nabisco Dinah Shore LPGA Tournament at son s New Jersey 4, Chicago 3, OT Baltimore 0 0 .()00 — Becker served 19 aces against player. End Regular Season Stevens, Was (slashing),2:10; Samuelsson, Calhoun 50, Net — Tom Brody 32, Lou three Phi (sloshing), 2:10; Murphy, Wos Gonzales 37, Dave Sink 39, Mike Boston 0 0 .000 — Edberg. ” My serve is the key to my I Cleveland 0 0 .000 — al as (roughing), 3:32; Stevens, Was (slashing), Celiics 110, Mavericks 101 MIslewIcz 40, Don Gothers 41. ”I can’t remember when I 6:57; Sutter, Phi (sloshing), 6:57; Adams, TWO MAN BEST BALL (omit Island Detroit 0 0 .000 — game and it’s on target right a 5-2 NHL results Was (hloh-stlcklng), 7:29. 18th) — Gross — Ron Boslle-JIm Milwaukee 0 0 .000 — served that many aces,” said now.” he said. Basketball D ALLAS (101) New York 0 0 .000 — lutes Third Period— 3, Washington, (Salley 6 Bldwell 58, Nick Pahoulls-Dove Gunas Alcott celebrates with victory dip (Gustafsson), 13:04.4, Washington, Galley 7 Aguirre 626 2-2 X , Tarpley 1613 2-2 41, Leo Bravakis-Mark Dennis 42. Net— Toronto 0 0 .000 — Jets 5. Blues 4 (Sundstrom, Gartner), 16:13. 22,Donaldson 2-3 60 4, Harper 612 2-2 14, Tom Brady-Ken Comerford 50, Chet West Division male Penalties— Stevens, Was, double minor Blackman 511 510 16, Davis 36 04) 6, Lukas-Don Wennik 52, Jim Booth-ChIc W L Pet. OB Bv Ken Peters Schremp(7-135719,Blob62600.Totals42-86 California 0 0 .000 — wanted to win for a friend Alcott, who built her lead to two third, five shots behind Alcott. ■cond (roughing, hIgh-stIckIng), :16; Sutter, NBA standings Gagnon 54, Dick Coppa-Bruno Frlgo 55, The Associated Press SI. Louis 1 1 2 0— 4 Phi, double minor (roughing, hloh- 17-23101. Lou Miller-Dan Home 55, Auggle Llnk- Chicago 0 0 .000 — Sports In Brief 25-year-old Ann Paulson, who is shots with a birdie on No 14, then Amateur Caroline Keggi, a nrers Winnipeg 3 0 1 1— 5 stlcklng), :16; Craven, Phi (tripping), BOSTON (110) Steve Shackner 55, Dave Rutz-Dpve Kansas City 0 0 .000 — EASTERN CONFERENCE suffering from cancer. didn’t let Walker any closer. senior at the University of New ilh 55 Rrst Period— 1, Winnipeg, Hamel 8 4:13; Murphy, Was (roughing), 19:54; McHale 513 69 X , Bird 11-19 63 32, Sink 55, Dan Gothers-John Boylan 55. Minnesota 0 0 .000 — RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif - (MacLeon, Steen), 1:24, 2, Winnipeg, Poulin, Phi (roughing), 19:54. Atlantic Division Parish 67 60 8, Johnson 611 60 18, TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross — (taklond 0 0 .000 — The win also ended the longest “ If you start thinking. ’What if I Mexico, finished an impressive Carlyle 15 (Steen, Hamel),5:29,3, Winnipeg, W L Pet. OB Alnge5112-217, Acres 63604, Paxson 3664) Lou Miller-Dan Home 70, Stan Domlan- SeaUle 0 0 .000 — Amy Alcott stood on tbe 18th winless streak of Alcott’s career V-Boston 52 21 .712 — ComFed Bank to aid Relays again hit a bad shot? What if I bogey fourth with a closing 69 to wind up McBaIn 31 (Dunccin, Carlyle), 7:47. 4, St. Overtime— None. Penalties— None. 6, Roberts 1-1 3-4 5, MInnIefleld 04) 04) 0, Nlck Pahoulls 73, Dave Gunas-Paul Texas 0 0 .000 — green at Mission Hills Country and made her only the third Louis, Hull 32 (Hrkac, G.Cavalllnl), 15:9 Philadelphia 32 39 .451 19 Gllmore04)04)0. Totals 42-711518110. Cosmon74. Net — MIkeGuldo-Ron Well Monday's Games here? Then it’s going to happen” al 281. Shots on goal-Washington 6.7-20-3— 36. Washington 32 39 .451 19 Club and weighed a tough deci­ into (op), Penoltles— McKegney, StL (cross­ Phllodelphia 10-13-4-4— 31. 59, Don Wennik-John Guard 41, Frank Otrolt (Morris 1611) at Boston The ComFed Savings Bank will once again lend financial plbyer in LPGA history to hit the Walker, who has won just one That would have earned her a checking), 10:33; Olausson, Win (slash­ Power-ploy Opportunities-Washington New York 32 40 .444 19'/i Dallas 23 23 29 26— 101 Volvo-Bernie McQueeney 41, Norm (Clemens 269), 1:05 p.m. sion — to plunge or not to plunge. gney ing), 13:32; Raglon, StL, malor (fight­ New Jersey 18 54 .250 B'/j Boston n 31 31 20— 110 Milwaukee (Hlguera 1610) at Baltimore support to the Manchester Community College New England $2 million plateau in career tournament since joining the $26.,500 paycheck, but, since Keg- 0 of 4; Philadelphia 1 of 5. Pelletler-Ron Broege 41, Chet Lukas- Finally, taking the advice of [,ouis ing), 15:26; Rooney, Win, malor (Goalies— Washington, Peeters (31 shots- Central Division 6Polnt gools— Bird 7, Alnge 3. Fouled Don Wennik 42, Mike Parrot-Dove (Boddicker 1612), 2:05 p.m. Relays, it was announced. The purpose is to support an earnings. LPGA Tour in 1982, sai(l the gi’s an amateur, she settled for a (fighting), 15:24; Ewen, StL (hlgh- 29 saves). Philadelphia, Hextall (3634) *-Detrolt 46 25 .648 — out— ^Tarpley. Rebounds— Dallas 52 (Tar- Bromley 42, Ed Stone-MIke Bowman 43, Toronto (Key 17-8) at Kansas City her caddy. Bill Kurre, Alcott ;ame x-Atlanta 45 26 .634 1 invitational male mile and an invitational female mile. ” I ’m glad I went over$2million pressure was on Alcott. trophy. stlcklng), 15:34; Bothwell, StL (rough­ A— 17,423. plev 16), Boston X (McHale T). Assists— Dick Duquette-Paul Peoples 43, Don (Saberhagen 1610), 2:35 p.m. leaped into the lake that sur­ eft in ing), 16:9; McBoln, Win (roughing), Chicago 43 29 .597 3'/3 Dallas 22 (Blackman 6), Boston X Cromwell-Ken Anderson 43. California (Witt 16-14) at C3ilcago (Horton Track and field events will take place Saturday, June 18, at in the Dinah Shore.” said the ’’She had a little tension on her Nancy Lopez shot a 69 to finish 16:9; Marols,Wln (hooking), 19:25. Mllwoukee 39 31 .557 6'/j (McHole 10). Total fouls— Dallas 15, Boston LOW GROSS-LOW NET — A Gross — 63), 3 p.m. Manchester High’s Pete Wigren Track with a four-mile race and rounds the green. 32-year-old Alcott. "The Dinah back,” Walker said, "But Amy’s tied for fifth with Marta KIngsS.OIIersS Cleveland 34 38 .472 12'/j 18. Technicals— Dallas, lllegol defense. Ston Domlon 75, Dave Gunas 75, Net — Cleveland (CandlottI 7-18) at Texas ’’Bill told me, ’Kid. you may Shore really put women’s golf on Stan- Second Period— 5, St. Louis, Evans 5 Indiana 33 38 .465 13 A— 14,890. Paul Peoples 71, Don Home 72, Lou (Hough 1613), 8:35 p.m. four-mile walk at the MCC campus on Sunday, June 19. a hwk of a competitor ... She’s Figueras-Dotti at 282. Figueras- on in (Dirk, Raglon), 11:23. Penalties— Ewen, WESTERN CONFERENCE Miller 72, Bernie (Suesnel 72, Ed Seattle (Langston 1913) ot Oakland never get a chance to do this the map.” plawng extremely well, with a lot Dotli, from Spain, had a 73. StL (unsportsmanlike conduct), 2:08; Los Angeles 2 1 2 0— 5 Midwest Division McLaughlin 73, Gordon Beebe 73, B (Stewart 2613), 11:05 p.m. again here in your lifetime.” Alcott’s cooling swim also ‘ the Rooney, Win, double minor (high-sticking, Edmonton i 4 0 0— 5 W L Pet. GB Bulla 112, Platons 110 Gross — Al Guido 78, Don Wennik 83, Only gomes scheduled of Mnfidence.” Alcott’s victory ended her unsportsmanlike conduct), 2:08; Neufeld, First Period— 1, Los Angeles, Sykes 8 x-Dollas 46 25 .648 — Net — Ron Broege 48, Rick BorkowskI Tuesday's Games Fishing Club holds meeting Sunday Alcott said Sunday after .she came after runnerup Colleen Alcott, in her 14th year on the (Robitallle), 5:18.2, Edmonton, Simpson 56 longest victory drought since she Win (roughing), 13:14; Nordmork, StL x-Denver 46 26 .639 '/j CHICAGO (112) 48, Howie Latimer 70, Chet Lukas 71, Les Minnesota (Viola 17-10) at New York celebrated her victory in the Walker had pul the heat on the Tour, collected $80,000 for the (sloshing), 18:35. (Huddv, Messier), 5:44. 3, Los Angeles, x-Houston 41 29 .586 4'h Christenson 72, Dick Duquette 73, Sol (Rhoden 16-10), 1 p.m. ROCKVILLE — The annual preseason meeting of the joined the LPGA Tour in 1975, She Robitallle 51, 16:50. Penalties— Anderson, x-Utah 40 31 .563 6 Sellers 1-3602, Oakley 5126614, Corilne $.500,000 Dinah Shore Tournament leader during the final round. Third Period— 4, St. Louis, McKegney39 365612, Jardan 21-2717-1959, VIncenf 6X 6 0 Russo 73, Dave Honzelko 73, John Seattle (Moore 919) ot Oakland (Welch Polish-Americans Fish Club will be held Sunday at the Village victory, running her career total had won at least once a year until (Hull, Hrkac), 1:53. 7, Winnipeg, Edm (hooking), 1:53; Simpson, Edm San Antonio 27 44 .380 19 Guard 74. C Gross — Jan Jayson 89, BUI 15-9), 10:35 p.m. by going for a brief dip. Alcott had a closing 1-under- to $2.0,50.831. Only Pat Bradley (hooking), 6:20; Wells, LA (hloh- Sacramento 20 52 .278 26'/3 18, PIppen62600, Grant 651-41, Poxson 2-4 Street rathskeller. The meeting gets under way at 2 p.m. 1987, when she was shut out. Her McBoln 32 (Ellett, Howerchuk), 13:48 604, Walters 60600, Turner 1-1602. Totals Dowd 90, Dave Hanley 91, Net — Mike Only games scheduled ” I didn’t know how deep it was: par71 fora 14-under-par274total, (pp). 8, St. Louis, McKegney 40 (GIngras, stlcklng), 10:59; MacTovIsh, Edm, double Pacific Division Bowman 47, Don Ftavell 49, Frank Wednesday's Gomes The is the club’s 60th year. All paid up members of the PAC and JoAnne Carner preceded her last previous win was in August. minor (high-sticking, sloshing), 42-M2635112. wondered if I ’d break a leg. But Gllmour), 18:40. Penalties— Evans, StL x-L.A. Lakers 54 17 .761 — D E TR O IT (110) Volvo 70, Dove Sink 70, Ron Well 70, Ken Minnesota at New York, 1 p.m. a tournament record. But she to the $2 million mark. 1986. 10:59; Baumgartner, LA, mlnor- x-Portland 44 26 .629 9'/j parent club are eligible to join the fish club. (Interference), 4:53; Boutlller, Win (hloh- Dantley 613 1612 18, Mahorn 65 2-4 8, Anderson 73, Mike MIslewIcz 73. O tro lt at Boston, 1:05 p.m. then I said. ’What the heck, it’s finished just two shots in front of Alcott also moved nearer to the stlcklng), 9:52; Roglan, StL (roughing), malor (Instigator, fighting), 13:29; x-Seottle 38 33 . 535 16 LOW GROSS-LOW NET — Dave Seottle at Oakland, 3:15 p.m. Her 14-under-par total at Mis­ Smith, Edm, malor (fighting), 13:29; Phoenix 23 47 .329 MVj Lalmbeer 9-16 60 18, Oumars 7-16 65 18, worth it.’” Walker, who had a final-round 69 12:43; Steen, Win (tripping), 17:9. Thomas 11-24 2-4 24, Salley 2-3 60 4, Gunas 55, Stan Domlan 54, Net — Bob Milwaukee at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. LPG A’s Hall of Fame. The sion Hills bettered by one shot the a son, Overtime— 9, Winnipeg, Neufeld 18 (iermain, LA (hooking), 17:35. Golden State 17 53 .243 36'/3 Farrond Jr. 53, Bob Chambers 53, Lou California at Chicago, 8 :X p.m. Alcott was elated with the after trailing Alcott by four L.A. Clippers 16 55 .225 38 Jahnson 611 60 8, Edwords 2-3 60 4, Soccer Club looking for players victory was the 27th of Alcolt’s tournament record set by Donna nam e (Carlyle, Small), 2:05. Penalties— None. Rodman 2-84-48, Lewis00600.Totals4699 M iller 55, B Gross— Sal Russo44, Blaine Toronto ot Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. victory, her second in the Dinah strokes when tbe day began. Shots on goal— St. Louis 9-9-161— 33. Second Period— 4, Edmonton, Courtnall x/%- At Oaklawn Park, long-shot Sea ence), 17:03; Hardy, NY (tripping), Smith, NY, served by Kerr (roughing), 2.Totals45O99-9100. 3-Polnt goals— Pressley, Jackson. Cleveland id IS S ? an’s Time and Stalwars in a ” We had no problems at all,” 17:51; Goulet, Oue (holding), 19:07. Atlanta 29 29 30 14— 102 Tony Sills, $4,507 7672-6973— 287 Kansas City IS IS S i in the deciding round of the scheduled 12-rounder. Emebe got up length victory over King’s Nest. Trek won his first stakes race 7:06; Joyce, Bos (roughing), 7:06; New Fouled out— None. Rebounds— John Huston, $4,507 6971-7674— 287 three-way photo finish Saturday Maple said he didn’t know if Second Period— None. Penalties— Rnn, York bench, served by Gilbert (too many Indiana 30 25 20 25— 100 Sacramento 55 (Thorpe 16), Los » n l a quickly and backed Hill into a comer, but Hill reversed himself The colt, trained by D. Wayne with a one-length victory Oue (hooking), 0:14; Carkner, (Jue (hook­ Scott Verplank, $4,507 74-6972-72— 287 to win the $500,000 Derby prep at trainer Woody Stephens would men on Ice), 14:46; Smith, NY, served by 3-Polnt goals— Wilkins 2, Hastings, Per­ Angeles 44 (M.Thompson 7). Assists— Peter Jacobsen, $4,907 69757674— 287 I ? ; ? ’ IS 14 .517 ing), 11:43; Hardy, NY (Interference), Kerr (roughing), 16:45; LInseman, Bos son. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Sacramento 25 (Pressley 7), Los Angeles 37 and put Emebe in the same comer, throwing combinations that muddy Turfway Park. 19:47, Third Fred Wodsworth, $4,907 72-72-7670— 287 Seattle 16 ic 15ic .516 e— (high-sticking), 16:45. Atlanta 46 (Willis 9), Indiana 45 (Tisdale 9). (Atotthews 10). Total fouls— Sacramento 16, Morris Hotalsky, $3X)45 71-71-7673— 288 Emebe failed to answer. Referee Roberto Ramirez of Puerto Brian’s Time, the' Florida Period— l,NewYork,Ogrodnlck27 (KIslo, Shots on goal— New York 9-1(76— 25. Assists— Atlanta 19 (Rivers 11), IndlanalO Los Angeles 20. A— 17,505. Milwaukee | I7 '^SS Petit), 2:22. 2, New York, Hardy 2 Boston 9-67— 21. (Fleming 5). Total fouls— Atlanta 16, Bill Glosson, $3X)45 69767572— 288 Oakland IJ l i JJ; Rico then stepped in and stopped the bout. Derby champion, went off as the Ed Dougherty, $3,045 76767571— 288 9 (KIslo, OOoloney), 0:50. 3, New York, Power-ploy Opportunities— New York 1 Indiana 21. Technical— Atlanta Illegal Hill improved his record to 21-0, while Emebe, a native of 2-1 favorite in the 11-horse field. Maloney 12 (Erixon, Crr), 10:40. of 3; Boston 2 of 5. defense. A— 8,920. Raymond Floyd, $3X145 72-7671-72^288 Kenny Knox, $3X)45 71-7571-72— 288 Cameroon who fights out of Paris, sawhis record drop to 25-5. The Penaltle*— Petit, NY (slashing), 7:30; Goalies— New York, Smith (21 shots-18 M Im «o ta \l » 7 But he fell to the rear of the pack Fortier, Oue (tripping), 10:49. Steve Lowery, $3,045 71 •657676— 288 Battimore Ig s E loss was Emebe’s third in his last four fights. saves). Boston, Lemelln (2623). A— Bowling David Ogrln, S3J045 71-72-7570— 2M 0 early in the IVi-mile race and Shots on goal— Quebec 11-5-4— 20. New 14,103. NATIONAL LEAGIJE York KW4— 27. Bullets 105, Nets 103 Russ Cochran, $3,045 7671-7677— 288 couldn’t overtake Kingpost des­ Power-ploy Opportunities— OuebecOot7; AAark Calcavecchl, $2,353 6572-7576— 289 Los Angeles * *ii pite a strong stretch drive. / New York 0 of 7. Canadlens 4. Sabres 4 Buddy (tardner, $2453 69767575— 289 New York S W ASHINGTON (IDS) Bob Lohr, $2453 72-72-71-75-289 CIncInnotl S Brown top candidate for UCLA post Kingpost, ridden by Eugene Goalies— Ouet>ec. Gosselln (27 shots-24 Jones 61 1-2 1, J.Williams 512 62 12, Holiday Catarers 4 saves). New York, Vanblesbrouck (20-20). AkI Ohmachl, $2453 7671-7672— 289 Montreal , i? I? S Sipus, paid $44.40. He covered the Montreal 0 2 2 0— 4 M.Malone 11-22 611 31, Colter 59 2-2 12, Edie Cavanaugh 138-352, Julie Wrubel Clarence Rose, $2,353 7571-72-72— 289 LOS ANGELES — Larry Brown, who took UCLA to the NCAA Buffalo 1 2 1 0— 4 J.Malone 7-15 3 J 17, King 1-3 56 7, San Francisco / u w ‘cK distance in 1:50 4-5. I X , Flo Niles 146154-393, Pat Dorsey Steve Elklngton, $2493 72-7672-72— 289 Houston / ,7 f S championship game in 1980 and now finds himself there with Devils 4. Blackhswks 3 (OT) Rrst Period— 1, Buffalo, Andreychuk 9 Bogues 1-504)2, Bol 1-1602, Cdtledge2-3624, 141-365, Alice McCooe 360. Nick Price, $2,210 69767675— 290 Pittsburgh ^ {7 If 51 In other Derby preps Saturday, VW (Tucker), 14:17. Penalties— ftllgno, Buf Johnson 693-411, Alorle3-4606. Totals4684 Chris Perry, $2,210 7671-72-74— 290 Kansas, has emerged as a leading candidate for UCLA’s vacant 2532105. Chicogo J S Digress won the $294,100 Tropical (hooking), 3:03; Lemleux, Mon (hlgh- Dove Elchelbergr, $2,210 71-72-7573-2W Philadelphia {3 I7 coaching job. NewJenev o 2 1 1—4 stlcklng), 3:09; Arnlel, Buf (holding), NEW JERSEY (103) Lennie Clements, $2,210 7671-7673— 290 San Diego i Park Derby at Calder, Tsarbaby Chicago o 2 i o- 3 8:57; Svoboda, Mon, double mlnor-malor Hinson 1619 56 25, B.Williams 511 5715, Brad Fobel, $2,210 71-72-7572— 290 North (Carolina State’s Jim Valvano removed ^imself from captured the $100,000 Cherry Hill First Period— None. Penalties— (.olselle, (roughing, Insfigafor, fighting), 10:25; McCormick 615 00 16, Bagiev 511 1-212, Calendar Gene Sauers, $2,210 71-767570— 2TO consideration Saturday and, on Sunday, Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski N J (hIgh-stIckIng), :54; Beroovln, O il Ruuttu, Buf, mlnor-malor (roughing, Birdsong 00600, Bradley 67008, Hopson ’s i i Mile at Garden State Park, and (holding), 3:14; Danevko, N j (Interfer­ fighting), 10:25; Foligno, Buf (tripping), 614 63 21, Dw.Washlng4on 1-3 60 i ended speculation that he would be the one to replace the fired Sea Trek won the $122,500 Rebel ence), 10:X; Valve, Chi (Interference), 11:57; Sheppard, Buf (slashing), 18:02. Du. Washington 1-2 OO 2, Engler 1-3 OO 2, shSSuHi, n*£l'W Walt Hazzard. Second Period— 2, Buffalo, Foligno 9 Comegys OO 60 O.Totals 4685 1618 103. LPGA Dinah Ghora scorns Sohirdoy’s (tames Stakes at Oaklawn Park. 10:50; M cGill, Chi (tripping), 12:11; Ber- THURSDAY Pittsburgh 4, Baltimore 1 According to published reports, sources close to UCLA say govln. Oil (holding), 14:18. (Andreychuk), 7:55. 3, Montreal, Skrud- WotMngton 33 27 16 39^185 Bateball Richmond (A A A ) , Atlanta In other major races. Simply lond 12 (MePhee, Kordic), 9:W. 4, Buffalo, New Jeney 22 30 30 21— 101 4 1 Second Period— 1, New Jersey, DonevkoS Windham at Eost Catholic (Mount RANCHO M IR AGE, Calif. (A P ) — Rnal Cleveland 8, Chicogo White Sox 4 Brown is interested in returning to the Pacific-10 school. Majestic broke Secretariat’s (Muller), 11:07.2, Chicago, Savord44,13:54. Hartman 3 (Reekie, Sheppard),17:56. 5, 5Polntgoal— Bagiev. Fouled out— None. Nebo), 3:45 p.m. scores and prize money Sunday from the Montreal, Richer 49 (Corson, (3reen), Rebounds— Washington 52 (M.Malone 9), Houston (ss) 4, Phllodelphia 2 Brown’s Kansas Jayhawks play Oklahoma tonight in Kansas world record for l*/i miles in photo 3, Chicogo, Graham 24 (B.Murray, Tha- East Hampton at Coventry, 3:X $900,000 LP GA Dinah Shore Tournament, Detroit 7, Boston 4 mos), 14:29. 4, New Jersey, Verbeek 46 19:18. Penalties— Lalor, Mon (rough­ New Jersey 44 (Hinson 13). Assists— Softball ployed on the 6405yard, par-72, Mission City, Mo., for the NCAA title. Washington 17 (J.AAalone, J.WIIIIams 4), N m ^ o r k Mets 11, Houston (ss) 5 winning the $132,100 Breeders’ (Wolonln, Driver), 19:52 (op). Penalties— ing), :23; Svoboda, Mon (tripping), 3 :9 ; East Catholic at South Windsor, 3:X Hills Country Club Course (odenotes M ontre^ S, New York Yankees 4 Brown emphasized that he made a mistake in leaving UCLA. K.Brown, Chi (holding), 3:01; Brofen, NJ Houslev, Buf (tripping), 5:17; Trader, Mon, New Jersey 26 (Bogley 10). Total fouls— amateur): Cup Handicap at Golden Gate nd Gelt anclnnotl 8, St. Louis 4 ” I was dumb to leave,” he said Sunday. ” I say that every year. (tripping), 1«:31; McGill, Chi (holding), malor (boSrdlng), 11:57; FOlIgno, Buf Washington 18, New Jersey 22. Berlln/Northwest Catholic at Mon- Am y Alcott, $80,000 71-656571— 274 Kansas City 11, Memphis (A A ) 4 Fields and Faster Than Sound ng 19:14. (roughing), 11:57. Technical— New Jersey Illegal defense. chester, 3 p.m. Colleen Walker, 42,000 76656969— 276 Milwaukee 5, Seattle 4 I made a mistake. That was my first college job. My athletic Third Period— 5, Chicogo, T.M urray 22, Third Period— 6, Montreal, Richer 90 A-8,558. Rosie Jones, XXXX) 7667-6571-279 won the $180,000 Westchester C8 Minnesota 8, Toronto 2 director (J.D. Morgan) died and there were a lot of factors 9:27.4, New Jersey, MacLeon 22 (Johnson, (Thibodeau, Smith), 4:04 (pp). 7, Mont­ FRIDAY o-Corollne Keggl, 7571-6569— X I San Francisco 7, Oakland 4 Handicap at Aqueduct. Sundstrom), 11:57. Penalties— Burke, NJ, real, Thibaudeau 5 (Lolor, Roy), 9:52. Bafoboll Nancy Lopez, 18X100 74-697669— 282 Texas 11, Chicogo Cubs 8 involved, but I was stupid. If I could change that I would, but I On Sunday. English-bred Pen served by Maley (deloy of gome), 1:54; 8,Buffalo, Foligno 29 (Tucker), 19:41 (pp). Prince Tech at Cheney Tech, 3:X Marta Rours-Dtf, 18X100 76697673— 282 Los Vegas (A A A ) 5, Son Diego 3 can’t.” Wavney, Chi (holding), 2:35; Maley, NJ Penalties— Tucker, Buf (roughing), 2:09; Cheney Tech at Balton JV, 3;X Dottle Mochrle, 14431 7571-7667— 284 Los Angeles 7, California 2 Bal Lady edged Carotene by a (roughing), 12:44; Johnson, NJ Ruff, Buf (cross

ACROSS 8 Penny Answer to Previous Punie 9 Woman's name Televangelists featured in show 1 Nullifiss 10 Blackthorn fruit 6 Football plays 12 Tragedy 11 On all sides 13 Teacher's By Robert Barr ostal Christians and the political right, but The Associated Press fundamentalist wing in the Southern Baptist 13 Whaat, rice, concern mostly from the perspective of 1980. Included Convention. ate. 18 Last letter is a clip of candidate Ronald Reagan’s " I Here, Thomas takes on the issue of the 14 Airfield facility (Brit.) NEW YORK — "Thy Kingdom Come,” an endorse you” speech to a gathering in Dallas earnest documentary about television evan­ relationship between religion and wealth. He 15 Shed (comp, 20 Creed organized by TV evangelist James Robison. is candid about his own belief that the gospels: wd.) 21 Sour-leaved gelists, is so out of date It’s hard to understand It’s now the end of the Reagan era, and why public television is airing it now. are on the side of the poor, and that Jesus 16 Compass point plant Thomas does not address the pertinent The film, which will be broadcast Wednes­ meant what he said when he talked of the 17 Director Elia 22 Dix or Knox question: What were the fruiu of this alliance unlikelihood of the rich getting to heaven. day night on most PBS affiliates, is more 19 Nautical rope 23 Beehive State between a president and the religious right? 20 Downfalls dated now than it was last year, when Thomas also notes that the religious right □ □ □ 24 Swing music "Frontline" decided not to air it because 22 Japanese 27 Now Mexico supported Republican Bob Martinez in his MOST PLEDGES — PBS stations are Sill,HERE'S THE TRIANGLE volcano parts were obsolete. candidacy for governor in Florida, but celebrating their best month of fundraising. THAT I BORROWEP.. art colony At the time Briton Antony Thomas made 2B Billboards doesn’t try to assess how important that In March, 683,003 public television viewers "I had to move! The vanity plate I wanted 28 Musical work the film, Jim and Tammy Bakker ran the 26 Plains Indian 41 Brother of 4B Loch support was in his victory. It leaves the pledged $37.8 million to stations across the was already taken in California." 29 Ancient Italian fastest-growing television ministry. At the 30 Of tha ear Moses impression that it was decisive. country. In March 1987, pledges totaled $35.5 family monster time, Jessica Hahn was not yet a national 31 Strikes with fist 42 Taxis 'The film slights a point that became evident million. Membership drives are also held by; 35 Casals’ SO Spy group celebrity. 32 Storm 43 arms as the PT L story unfolded: the religious right some stations in August and December, but instrumants "Thy Kingdom Come” has been updated to 33 Defeat 44 Similar to (abbr.) is not a monolithic movement. The Rev. Jerry March is the main fundraising period. The- 36 Swiss canton 46 Ballerina’s mention the utter collapse of Bakker’s 34 Subsequently 52 Universal Falwell was rejected by many of Rakker’s previous high pledge month was March 1986 THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr 37 Diplomat strong points empire, but it does not reflect the scandal that 35 Actor's hin; followers, Bakker feuded with Swaggart, and when viewers called in $37.1 million in 40 fro 47 She (Fr.) language recently hit TV evangelist Jimmy Swaggart. 38 Existence Swaggart traded insults with Oral Roberts. memberships. ARE vbu WRrr\N6 youR The version of “ The Kingdom Come” made ALrro5106RAPHyA6AIN? 39 Immortal available for review will have to be updated SATURDAY NIGHT HIGH - “ Saturday 42 ,desac "T H Y KINGDOM COME” avoids total Night Live,” now in reruns because of the again to amend Thomas’ comment that Pat obsolescence through Thomas’ sympathetic HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 45 Gastropod Robertson, the former evangelist turned Writers Guild strike, scored its highest genus interviews with a few grass-roots believers: quarter of ratings since 1982 the first three presidential candidate, "seems to be going one a former alcoholic, another a victim of 46 _ Command­ months of this year with shows featuring such from strength to strength.” child abuse and rape, a woman who says she ments names as Robin Williams and James Taylor, ■ was addicted to drugs for 20 years, and a man 49 At the tip That was well before the South Carolina Judge Reinhold and 10,000 Maniacs, Justine who felt empty despite material success. 51 Bird primary which Robertson promised to win. Bateman and Terence Trent D’Arby, Tom After all the developments of the past year, “ Before I met Jesus I felt empty. I felt hurt Hanks a nd Randy Travis. For the period from 53 Bathing suit and lost.” says the rape victim. “ He’s healed Ip photo it’s also old news that TV evangelism is a Dec. 27 through March 20, the show had an 54 Swiss songs me of hatred and bitterness I ’ ve carried for 35 fund-raising treadmill, begging for money to average rating of 8.4 and a 24 share, the 55 Golfer Sam years.” iiif., 56 Facial features buy-television time in order to beg for more highest quarter since the first quarter of 1982 30k money. I “ Thy Kingdom Come” is paired with “ Thy when it averaged an 8.4 and 24. DOWN Will Be Done,” a film about the First Baptist The rating is a percentage of the 88.6 million ^THE FILM concentrates on the alliance Church of Dallas and its minister, the Rev. U.S. households with televisions. The share is 1 Actress between various fundamentalist and Pentec­ W.A. 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Ally Sheedy, Steve Guttenberg, Fisher Stevens 1986. (ID Love Connection (3 hrs.) (Answers tomorrow! (57 Nightly Business Report J.imbie*= MOUNT OPERA CANDID SUBWAY Rated PG (In Stereo)") [CNN] Moneyline dD Secrets of Success id Saturday s ^ ^61 Family Ties Answer What he said when the judge sentenced t'lm [M A X ] Crazy About^ut me Movies: Cary [E S PN ] Major League Baseball Weekly [ESPN] SporisLook [CNN] Moneyline Grant • The Leading Man (CC) Reflec­ Herb to be hanged -THAT'S BAD “ NOOSE [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hoosiers (CC) A [USA] Keys to Success [ESPN] SportsCenter tions on Grant's career by Stanley Kramer. 37 1-5. Richard Brooks, Stanley Donen, Eva Mane former college coach faces lesentment 2:05AM Q] News (R) [T M C ] MOVIE; 'F/X' A special effects when he takes over as head of an Indiana s bet- antf handling, from Jumbla e/o IMa nawapapar. P O Boi 4)66. Orlando. FL )3I0? t Saint and more. 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Stereo) cheap trick !20) M*A*S*H scheming woman who betrayed him Vic­ while West had thrown two diamonds W INTHROP by Dick Cavalll ment programs into which you enter at 140 Nightline (CC) tor Mature. Hedy Lamarr, George Sanders 9:00PM (T) NCAA Basketball Cham on the spades. But the king of dia­ this time will produce gratifying results (26) rjB) Barnay Miller (JIJ Honeymooners 1949 By James Jacoby % u r pionship From K^^per Arena in Kansas monds closed the trap on West. He had it you give them half a chance. Elevate (30i Newlywed Game City, Mo. (2 hrsd (Live) (20^ Hunter Hunter and McCall race to In 2:55AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The DO YOU EVER NO/ I'VE NEVER I WENTUPON THE RCCT/AND Poor Willy Nilly! He spends so much to keep the club queen, so he threw a ‘Birthday your expectations. 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HELP WANTED HOMES HOMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 GD h elp w a n t ed FOR SALE FOR SALE LPN needed to work In Notices Lots/Lond fo r Sole , ...» HELP Wanted. Apply m You'll be surprised now MANCHESTER. Spa Investment Property ...... 74 Musicol Items...... J 4 both the Manchester economical It Is to adver­ A SpccioH^ Le«t/F ou nd...... 01 and Rock vl I le ofti ces of person: Pero's Fruit clous custom Colonial P tr te n a lf...... Business P ro p erty...... 75 Cameras and Fhoto Equipment...... $S tise In Classified. 643-2711...... 07 Resort Property...... X Spccioiisftei Holiday Soosonol...... 71 Pets and Supplies...... 66 a busy ENT practice. Stand, 276 Oakland overlooking Manches­ Announcvmtnts...... 03 ..74 Mortooees...... Miscellaneous tor Sole...... 67 Duties will Include al­ Street, Manchester. SOUTHERN New Eno- ter Country Club, In Auctions...... 04 ..77 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Wonted to Buy...... Too Sales...... 66 lergy Inlectlons, medi­ 643-4384.______"Falrwoy Estates". Financial...... 05 ..M Services Rooflng/Sldlng...... $7 C lothing...... 73 land classifleld ads |rnJCLEANIN6 K c ICARPENTRY/ RQ0FM6/ Flooring...... 5( Wonted to B uv/Trod e...... 69 cal assisting and data BULLDOZER Operator reach nearly 800,000 Master bedroom with grjiwBcmNEous F u rn itu re...... *....74 P q |HEW0DELIH6 E d u c a tio n Rentals Child C ore...... 51 E lectrical...... 59 entry. Pleasant work­ to operate D-3 Cat. homes 'In Connecticut lacozzi, walk In closets lO^ISERVICES. SHNNB SERVICES Employment ft TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... 75 Fort TIm t Holp Wontod...... 10 Rooms for Rent...... 31 Cleaning Services'...... 57 H eotlng/Plum blng...... 60 ing conditions and Must be able to fine and Rhode Island. The and many more ameni­ Lawn C a re ...... M achinery and Tools...... RESIDENTIAL Cleanlno. H elp Wontod...... II Apartments for R ent...... 37 ...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 76 Automotive medical benefits pro­ orade and do all price for a basic 25 ties. $353,000. D.W. Fish FARRAND REM0DELIN6 ODD lobs, Trucking Situation Wanted...... 17 Condominiums for Rent ..33 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax ...... 54 Services W anted...... 62 G ardening...... 77 vided, Please call 444- around bulldozing. Full word ad Is only $55 and Realty, 643-1591.0 Dependable, reosona- PRESTIGE ROOnNG Corpentry/Remodellng...... Room addHIona, daoka, rooflng, Home repairs. You Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes for Rent...... 34 ...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Cors to r S a le ...... 91 1119 for an Interview. time employment with will appear In 43 news­ THE Buds are popping ble rates. References RooRng of aN typea. Shlnglea, Palntlng/Pdperlng...... Good Things to Eat...... 71 •tdlng, vrindowa and gultara. name It, we do It. Free Instruction...... 14 Store/Office Space...... 35 ...... 54 Concrete...... Trucks/Vans tor Sole...... 92 benefits. Call 742-5317 papers. For more In­ out and the beautiful available. Coll otter flat rooflng, root repel re. Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... 79 Compers/Trollers...... SECRETARY- "Terrific noon. 443-1544. Baofchoa and buSdoiar aarvtoa estimotes. Insured. A43- Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property ...... 34 ...93 working conditions" 8om-5pm.______formation call Classi­ landscaping that sur­ AH work gutrtnittd. 0304. Industrial Property...... 37 Form Supplies and Equipment...... 60 Motorcycles/Moneds...... :..94 available. Call Bob Ferrend, Jr. SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL and nice surroundings m a k e Money at home fied, 643-2711 and ask rounds this gracious Call Real Estate Garooes and Storage...... 31 Offlce/Retoll Equipment...... 11 Auto Services...... 95 : But. 647-8609 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Autos to r Rent/Leose...... In leading real estate assembling electron­ tor detqlls.p______home Is beginning to tAsTEMi WAtERPmoRM Homes for Sole...... 71 Roommotes Wanted...... 39 RecreotlonAl Equipment...... 12 ..96 COMP/INY Miscellaneous Automotive office! Applicant needs ics, crafts, others. MANCHESTER. 427 come to life! 7 rooms, 3 LAWN CARE Bit. 645-6849 742-7831 Condominiums for Sole...... 77 Wanted to Rent...... 40 Call 643*2711 for more Information! ...97 •••••■••aaaaaaaawa J Boots and Marine Equipment...... 63 Wonted to B uy/Trod e...... v. nice appearance, More Information South Main Street. A bedrooms, 2 full baths, mClAUBNO IN pleasing personality, (504)641-0091 ext 1390. custom built 8 room new fully appllanced LAWNS Cut. Reliable SftS Homi HftR ROOFING European kitchen, ♦ Bump Fumpa • Foofidallon OrMht READ YOUR AD; Closslfed advortlsemenls ore good telephone Open 7 doys. Coll Now! Colonial home de­ work, reasenable Improviininti ft Riptir RasidsntM rooflng ot aN typae. FRtB BtTIMATlt RATES; 1 to 6 days; 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES; For classified advertlsments to manners and office signed for comfortable family room, fireplace, rates. Call Mike 643- taken by telephone os a convenience. The DENTAL Assistant. Full nice flat yard In Forest Completa, homa cara. FREE ESTIMATBS. ' Y9RITTCN QUARANTIB j-t 7 to 19 doys: 70 cents per line per doy. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the skills. Coll 449-4000. living. Rural setting 0720. 10% Senior CNtwn Oloeounl. Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one time position available Hills. $209,900. Jackson "No Job Too Small" 87 54 8 4 8 20 to 35 days: 40 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Immediately. Expe­ vet minutes from AH Work Quarenloed. Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Route 384. Vinyl siding & Jackson Real Estate, Fm Ettlmtlit 24 or more days; 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen rience or training re- 647-8400.D U S & isioN Minimum chorae; 4 lines. Mondoy, the deadline Is 2;30 p.m. on Friday. LABOR Type work avoll- qulred. Call 443-4528. cuts maintenance LondscapInB * Mowlne 648- 1143 847-9286 HANDYMAN the value of the advertisement will not be able In Coventry. Will costs. Immediate occu­ MANCHESTER- An area ••••aaaBaaaaaaBBBB Heme Improvement - Pelnflns corrected by an additional Insertion. TEACHER Aide (Full or Yord citem-up, mo«lna. full train. Call 742-7308. Ev­ part time) year round pancy. R obert J. of exceptional homes. londtcoM wrvlc* ■ MRKNTRV Il“ “ ■ • aotemenle FInIttied - Ttllna • enings 742-9277. Smith, Inc. 45 East Privacy and conven­ — K iF m X K B ------UoM Carpentry • OOP JOBS ■ for before and after Center Street 649-5241 Free Eitlmotas. REMODEUNa SERVICES HOMI IMaitOVim NT iN s u a a o school program. Lib­ ience. 8 room, 2'/2 bath CompMe home rapairt and re* Mens • Dtckt - Iteelecement or your own broker. Ansoldl Colonial with 645*6412 O*ov« mtwoM) modtnng. Wa apaolallta In bath­ WlBdewe a Deere BARRY SCANLON PART TIME SW IMMING Pool In- eral benefits. Expe­ room! and kHehena. Small aoala No Job Tee tie er Tea Smell A Notices BOLTON- New listing. 1st floor family room. a«a.BBaaaaa 6 4 6 -2 4 1 1 tree eetinwiaa anrioH 0 3 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Quiz staller. Must have two rience preferred. Martin School district oommareial work. Raglttarad, In- ie% lenler cttlien otecewil HELP WANTED HELP WANTED year's experience with Apply at: Manchester Delightful 7 room & L awn S ervice lured, rataranoaa. Member er the internatleiMM As o condition precedent to Ranch otters 3 bed­ and easy access to G G barter Ivateiro DRIVER. Immediate op­ In-ground vinyl pools. Early Learning Center, 1-384. $279,900. Sentry Mowing, trimming and spring 646-9165 MIRRORS e MIRRORS the placement of ony adver­ DELI help, part time X-RAY Technician. Im­ 742-7803. Evenings 742- 80 Waddell Road, rooms, large kitchen, 2 olainup. DapandtMt ttrvica Coll 7 2 6 -0 7 6 1 Anytlma tising In the Manchester He­ ening. Manchester He­ SUMMER Jobs Town of Real Estate, 643-4060.n Brlgtitan up your homo. position available, Sat­ rald route Coventry mediate Medical Care Manchester- The town MEDICAL Record Coder. 9277. Manchester. full baths and more. and low prica*. For frta rald, Advertiser hereby Quiz on Page 2. Deck off kitchen, full EAST Hartford- "Once In kifCHEN & BATH RtaeonaMy prieod, agrees to protect, Indemnify urday and Sunday, day area. Short hours, Center of Manchester offers a variety of Full time position re­ attimati call rataranoaa, Ineurad. time hours. No expe­ has a full time opening quiring experience In (Exercise increases both muscular walk-out basement a lifetime". This cus­ Paul - 646-6S68 or and hold harmless the Man­ good pay. Call 742-8847 summer employment with ample shelf space. BEMODELING • Over 20 yaart axparlanea. chester Herald, Its officers rience necessary. or 447-9944 and leave tor a registered X-Ray opportunities Includ­ coding ICD-9andCRT- and gland output) tom built brick front Dan - 226-9094 F iw n m and employees ogolnst ony Technician. Interested 4 for In-patlenfs and Located on attractive Ranch was designed to From the smallest repair to ACCENT GLASS CO. Apply In person to Dell name and telephone ing positions In recrea­ 2. 90 degrees (Heat lengthens pendulum) 1% acre lot. $232,9(X). and all liability, loss or Manager, Highland number and I will call applicants call Sheri at tion, leadership, llfe- out-patients. Compu­ 3. Father (Beard) delight! Features In­ EASTERN the largest renovation, we 647-0146 p expense. Including attor­ 721-7393, M onday- ter entry experience WAREHOUSE OPPORTUNITIES Call today for appoint­ clude 3 bedrooms, will do a complete job. Start Park Market, 317 Hlgh- you bock.______guard, outside LAWNCARE neys' tees, arising from Friday, 9-4. helpful. Excellent sa­ 4. Toot (Railroader) ment. Flano Realty. large living room with Otttring a Full Lint of to finish. Free estlmetes. FLOORSANDING claim s o f u n fair trade p ra c ti­ land Street, ONE Full time Mechanic maintence, clerical 5. Boy Scouts Manchester.______work, micro computer lary and hospital paid W® presently have openings for energetic 446-5200.______bow window and tleld- Ltwn i Ytrd Stn/lott • Floors like new PATIO DOOR QUSS ces, Infringement of trade­ wanted. Diesel and MoWna, Swenp, Hantlng t MoiW HAIRDRESSER- Want to usage, surveying and health coverage. Sub­ 6. The rabbit and fox lap water; Individuale willing to give a little extra tor an FOR Sale by owner. 5 stone fireplace, eot-ln iileritage Kitchen A p Specializing In oldar floora marks, trode names or pat­ CLEANING Personnel. heavy equipment. kitchen, and a huge f iit y tnturad • FrM fttinwlw 8P8C|8| • HWeaeb ents, violation of rights of Monchester. Port time get back Into hair­ special protects. Re­ urban free parking. the others suck it. opportunity to move up In a fast-paced en­ room Ranch In very • a«nlor Ottl*n DtMOunti Bath Center • Natural & atalned floora ter lepteeenwnt (etendeid ateWt privacy ond Infringement of Must have own tools. dressing? Good oppor­ Contact; Human Re­ desirable Bowers lower level family mornings, 7am-10am, Insurance, profit shar­ quirement hours and Come vlalt our showroom at: a No waxing anymore • Ovar to yaart axparlanea. copyright and proprietary tunity In a friendly pay vary with posi­ sources Department, vironment. We are committed to excellent School area. Large room with a bar. Many 447*9910 Kandall Kayat 182 W Middle Tpke. rights, unfair competition Monday-Soturday. ing and salary negotia­ other features moke Joim Vtrfailie - 646-5750 Call 1-800-343-1801. salon. Full or part tions. Pay Is competi­ Newington Children's wage compensation, comprehensive oversized rooms, tire- Manchester ACCENT GLASS CO. and libel and slander, which ble. Apply at Upton time. 55% cammisslon. Hospital, 181 East placed living room. this home really stand PHIL^lA^TARi moy result from the publica­ Construction, Inc., 537 tive. Start planning, fringe benefits, paid holidays, vacation and 647*0146 ACCOUNTS Payable- Call Rita 449-7897 or now for a productive Cedar Street, Newing­ 12x14 deck overlooking out! Coll tor your pri­ Spring claanup, tartlllzlng, 649- 5400 tion of any advertlsment In Stafford Road, Route overtim e. We are currently accepting appli­ vate showing today! the Manchester Herald by Office Clerk. Tuesday 449-8548.______and interesting ton, CT 04111. 447-5230. 64x192 treed vord. 2 cor planting, mowing. Waakly RETIREMENT Living and Thursday, 9am- 32, Mansfield, CT. be- EOE. cations for the following warehouse posi­ detached garage. New $263,000. Realty World, nlHEATINO/ advertiser. Including odver- tween 8-4pm.______TEACHERS needed for summer. Apply at Per­ aarvica available. I^PAINTIND/ ulpLUMBiNe Everythino provided ttsements In ony tree distri­ 5pm. Will train. 444- sonnel Office. 41 Center E l ] HELP WANTED ED h e l p w a n t ed tions: root plus many extras. Benoit, Frechette As- EO 0103.______pre-school program. soclotes, 444-7709.n Call for free aatlmatei. |2 £ J paper ind for your comfort ever bution publlcotlons pub­ SCHOOL bus drivers Experience and degree Street, Manchester, $142,900. Coll 646-5841. nursing service. Rotei lished by the Manchester DENTAL Hygenist. Part needed for town of CT. or call 447-3124 for BABYSITTER- Wanted Loaders — 3rd Shift MANCHESTER. Easy to SOUTH Windsor llne- 742-7476 reosonable. Coll 649' Herold. Penny Sletfert, preferred. Full and BABYSITTER Wanted R.A. DAVIDSON time, 2-3 days per week Glastonbury. Will part time positions further Information. In mv Manchester loye! Impeccable 4 Spoclous 8 room Colon­ eUSANO LANDICAPiNfl S te n c ilin g 2358. Publisher. train. Drive as manyor for 10 year old girl after Data Entry Clerk — 2nd Shift FlumMng. Heeling. Pump Bentae In small established available. Free child Females, minorities home. Garden Street, school weekdays. Neor bedroom, 2'/3 both Gar­ ial with 1st floor family Profeeslonal Lawn Add life to one of your practice. Call 443-4528. as few hours as de­ room and 4 bed­ Naw Inetallatlona, Rapalre, care tor children over and handicapped Tuesdav-Frlday. Start Verplanck School Apply Monday - Friday, 9am - 4 pm rison Colonial. Sliders Maintenance rooms with a hand Dralne Ctaanad, Bathroom * sired. Bonus plan and 3. Call Marge at 433- urged to apply. Equal as soon as possible! area. Coll 449-9458after to bock polio, 2 cor rooms! I There'seveno Commwroltl. FW«ld«fHlal Employment earned days. 100 per­ GOOD fireplace In the living CompiMw landteapinG dMlffn. C«lt painted wall border. KHehan Ramodallng GONCRFrE 1508. Opportunity 649-2204. 4pm. oversized garage, for yoiK fro# OBtimttw. Coll Lennie at SerWoe ta Our Butinttt cent paid medical Insu­ Employer.______lovely landscaped acre room and a wood stove rance available to EARN $5$ all year long plus lot. Don'twoit. See In the family room. All 646-4075 pw 568-7865 Sue. Ptiona 7 42-83S 2 ’8*n2/H0UR driver, family plan also HELP of this and It's located PART TIME with MerrI-Mac! We TEACHERS Needed. En­ Pcoph lookinfj for It today. $244,500. Cen­ 4 8 7 -5 8 7 0 CPS CQNCRRTI available. Sove cost of need 3 good sales re­ thusiastic, loving Indi­ tury 21 Epstein Realty, In o great family nelgh- D & B PAINTING ■ j.N .f. h e a t Y n g ’ Fotlee, wolke, tlaere, drlva* Ih elp w a n t ed IMMEDIATE daycare bring your4or presentative In your viduals who enloy jobs read our DARI-FARMS ECONOMY 647-8895.D______borhood, $185,900. BOOKKEEPING/ wove, addttlene * deeke. Jack 5 year old with you. Anne Miller Real Est­ Exterler Heaae PaiaUng ft COOLING Hnmmerlna * aaw cufllne. area. Great hostess working with toddlers. cniploymciit lislinjis iCE CREAM ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. BOLTON. Beautiful EJ INCOME TAX Inetillellone, Rapalre, Burner, WANTED. Mature POSITIONS Applications available and demonstrator pro­ MANCHEBTfH 4?B tl4 ate, 647-8000.C1 Dependable end expertenosd. FREE ESTIMATE!. Full and part time posi­ every day b4/txxmicxair i|60(»4e:’!>(K)oiui'rtM' country estate. Lovely Bollbrs, Water Haatare. 11% ONceunl ftr lenler CHItane woman to work part Telemarketing Service from Glastonbury Pub­ gram. Free kit pro­ tions available. Call Has Immediate Openings ■RittTOt UMNorihSi |Hl6) !>6 JS(X10 ' MANCHESTER- Beauti­ Low Price! end Fully Ineured. time In daycare taking move In condition. 3 Cleaning. Ratractory Sarvloa. Co. Is looking for lic Schools. Glaston­ gram. Car and phone Marge at The Child­ MANCHESTER lUnUHlWINblANOfftOStlMNCMSnR SMSHH lUlOKM CT 4«(! I kSMioouM Ml ful Colonial with 2 fire­ TAX ATTORNEY Free Eetimetee care of Infants. 1 lob • CLASS II ROUTE DRIVER bedroom Ranch with 647*9289 sharp, aggressive Indi­ bury, Ct. Phone 433- needed. Call free now rens Discovery Center. 1st floor laundry, 2 places, large 1st floor (Rwtlrwd from IRS) Call Tad; 7 4 2 * 5 7 0 0 e e eje. oja.e..e.eJUi.e.e e e available 7am-lpm. 2 5231 ext. 430. EOE. 1-800-992-1072. HERALD • f r e e z e r SELECTORS (1st* 2nd Shift) advisa and prepare NEIL - 649-4136 viduals NOWI No ex­ 433-1508. fireplaces, sliders to family room with slid­ will 1-800-312*4144 lobs available 1pm- HAIR Stylist wanted with • PHONE ORDER CLERKS back porch, 3 cor gar­ ers to deck, walk-up all tax relurnt. 4pm. Call The Child­ perience necessary as PART Time or full time AUDIT Department. cisssffisd ads QUALITY Pointing and or without -followlno. cook and dishwashers, • KEY PUNCH OPERATORS age plus 19 acres with attic. Bright living ren's Place Inc, Man- we provide complete Household mover. Our phons 643-2711 room, greot tor enter­ WHITMAN Wallpapering. Free es­ SARDENiNG No experience neces­ days, nights and wee­ • ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE pond. Suitable for 165 Downty Driv*.. Apt. A timates. Reasonable MiSCEUANEOUS chester. 443-5535. training, flexible sary. Good salary, paid billing department horses. Possible subdi­ taining! I 2 cor garage, kends. Good pay. needs a good detail Apply In Person - MiGChMttr. 526-1601 prices. Call 548-8253 at- is n SERVICES HOUSEKEEPER/Cook- hours, days or even­ vacation and health Steady employment. Sales vision. $525,000. Cen­ located In P orter ter 3pm.______Saturday and Sunday, plan available. Contact person. We use typew­ Street area. Reduced ings. Excellent starting Howard Johnson's, 394 tury 21 Epstein Realty, INCOME TAX NAME your own price. ROTOTILLING $5.75 per hour. Green 444-7130. riter and computer to DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM 647-8895.n $219,900. Anne Miller HAWKES TREE SERVICE All Size Garden Plots salary and generous Tolland Turnpike, prepare Invoices. Full Merchandiser Real Estate, 647-8000.P PREPARATION Father & Son Painting Lodge. 449-5985. TEMPORARY Help tor Manchester. 449-4220. 40 Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland, CT MANCHESTER. Price Bucket, truck t chipper. Stump llotellllliit el raaunaMe reiee. commission program. or part time. Phone In Your Home and Papering. Remo­ FREE eeUmalee. HAIRDRESSER needed small sales office. Gen­ RECEPT/SECY re d u ctio n on this MANCHESTER- Spec­ val. 872-8237. removti. Free eetimetee. part time. Please tele­ Call Mike between NOW Hiring! Cooks and 528-9551, attention Per­ AAon.-FrI., 8;30am-5;30pm / Sot, 9am-1pm - ROUTE SALES - tacular Contemporary Inicuding: Rontsl and 9ota eral office duties: sonnel Manager forap- matchless, meticulous Propriatorthip. Call Jim Whaalar Special oonelderatlon lor Call Clyde & Sent phone 445-8172 or 444- 9am-9pm. phone, file, etc. Plea­ waitresses. Full and T O 19 K Paid Medical, Profit Sharing and Pension Plan, EOE. — ROUTE RELIEF — 4 bedroom, 7'h both set high on o beautiful elderly and hendloappcd. 4122.______part time. Flexible polntment or send re­ treed lot! 3000 square ROOFiNG/ 647-8987 or 643-1140 280-1156 sant office, flexible sume to: Hartford Attractive Downtown L'EGGS PRODUCTS executive Colonial on 7 4 2 - 1 0 0 9 (|66T« mtMICf) A Better part time lob. hours. Generous hours and top dollars. child safe cul-de-sac. feet of luxury... 1st SIDING 647*7553 Apply at Mr. Steak. 244 Despatch Moving and Hartford profeaalonal HartfMd, RaadMttor, WaOMrsflaM, CT floor tlreploced family Safe drivers needed to hourly wage. Call Tom Storage, Box 8271, East Rv9 ^ A * IrMtl, CT «r«M Central air, oak ca­ Center Street, Man- poaltlon. Muat havo P A R T T IM E room, library, 3 bed­ ENROLLED AGENT R.J. Roofing. No lob too drive our children to or Bonnie. 444-9493. Hartford, CT. 04108. L'aggi Prodnett hu an opanlng tor a binets, raised hearth and from schools In chester, CT. 444-1995. telephone polae and fireplace In family rooms, sunken tlre- 12 Y$ar$ IRS BMparlonca big or too small. Will THIS SPACE NURSERY Laborer. Full EOE.______good word proceaaing Routa Salat Mtiqhandlaer to tall, ploced living room, Tbn Prwpwritlon / Coftfultlng / Tax work 7 doys, until lob Finding o cash buyer for Manchester. Now hir­ time. Apply In person. DENTAL Assistant. Ex­ CUSTOMER SERVICE merchindito ind tthflco L'egos Pro- room, 4 panel doors Samlfiart PART-TIME cellent full time oppor­ X-RAY Technician for akilla. Work with con­ ducti. throughout. A home for formal dining room, complete. 10 percent •50.40 the Items you'd like to sett ing. Free training. Hop River Nursery, CRpftrt in Naw ft Old Tax Lawa Is easy. Just let our read­ Ideal for college stu­ tunity In team oriented busy orthopaedic prac­ We ere looking for responsible service- After receiving thorough tnining you will those accustomed to gourmet kitchen, ex­ discount tor senior citi­ for 24 Iniertlons HELP Route 4, Bolton. 444- tice In Storrsarea. Full genial profeaalonal quisite master bed­ KIMBERLEE D. O'NEILL ers know what you hove dents, homemaker- 7099 ______Glastonbury group people In pluah execu­ minded Individuals to handle customer in­ be supplied whh your own ven and work the best! $263,900. Cen­ zens. Free estimotes. practice. Salary and time. Experience ne­ from your home on an eetabllehed route. tury 21 Epstein Realty, room suite with let Joe 649-9251. Rich 871- Call 643*2711 for sale with an od In s(vou can bring a tive officea. Excep­ quiries. The poaltlon requires enthusiasm, 646-6079 child), retirees and Sales/stock CHILD Care workers benefits commensu­ cessary. Excellent L'eMt Product! offeri an excellent salary 647-8895.n block fixtures! Marble 1814 evenings. for details Classified. 443-3711. 4 needed. Full and part starting salary and be­ tional benefita Include independent thinking, and organization. Good and benefits package end provides you floors and exquisite others. Call Al today! person, mornings, rate with experience. with uniforms. To be considered, you MANCHESTER. 4 bed­ 443- 4912.______time positions availa­ 433-3473.______nefits. Reply to: Box free parking. Fee Paid. communication skills and a pleasant taste In decor! Owner- available. ble. Good starting pay RR, C/0 The Manches- mutt poeeete the ebllHy to work Indepen* room Ranch In presti­ NURSERY Landscaper Call telephone manner are essential. dently and hava a good driving record. If gious area. Marble /Agent $400's. Blan­ PART Time cleaning. Ev- and benefits. Expe­ ter Herold.______you ere a coneclentloue eetf-atarter and chard & Rossetto Real­ enlngs. Manchester, helper needed. Good HiLiARY CUTTS CPC tlreploced living room, HOMES R n APARTMENTS STORE AND College Student rience preferred but starting pay. Please CABINET Maker. 3-5 ye­ 3:30-7:30 PM Monday-Friday can work Independently, please respond dining room and com­ tors," We're Selling Q i ] FOR SALE Rentals above average wage. not necessary. Call 444- ars shop experience. Basiaase ParsoBaal by attending group Intervlewi to be con­ Houses" 646-2482,0 I ^ F O R RENT OFFICE SPACE Must be dependable, Preferred. telephone 444-1944. Aaeaelataa 7:00 AM - 10:00AM Saturday ducted at the: pletely finished lower 7090. Must have hand tools. level with fireplace, MALLARD View- Quality honest. Own transpor- MANCHESTER- Cute MANCHESTER - 454 MANCHESTER Prime totlon. 742-5433.______RESTAURANT food SECRETARY/Assistant Full time employment 659-3511 Please call Jeanne at 647-9946 HOLIDAY INN EAST potlo deck. Intercom constructed 3 bedroom Apply: servers, banquet and benefits. Call 742- 363 Rakwta St., (Off S4) Hartftf4, CT. attached single family starter home In aulet ROOMS Main Street. Second downtown office to Sales Manager. for more Information. system, 2 V2 baths, 2 cor floor, 3 room heated. space, 825 square feet. RN-LPN. Immediate servers, bartenders, Heavy typing required. 53 1 7, 8 : 30-5pm . Sat Paal larSla la Iba garage and a lawn homes (you own your family neighborhood. 3 OD FOR RENT Medical Care Center of borbacks, cocktail Monday-Friday. L’a g g f hrtanrtaw Raam own lot), tlreploced liv­ or 4 bedrooms, oarage No appliances. Secur­ Reasonable. 648-1447. 1<5WAT Manchester has part England Word processlng/com- complete with putting ity. $480 per month. servers, doorperson, puter experience help­ RECEPTIONIST. Plea­ Taat4t7, *prii > katwtaa 9aa>-2an green. Much more! ing room, l '/2 baths, with summer porch MANCHESTER- Central time openings tor line cook, bus person, Na Ffctaa Calh Flattt Anderson permoshleld Coll tor detolls. location. Kitchen and 444-2424, weekdovs 9-5. nurses with recent ful. Professional tele­ sant personality tor $239,900. D.W. Fish WANTED Hardware dishwasher, mainte­ phone skills. EOE. doctor's office In East Realty, 443-1591 .□ termopone windows, $141,900.Sentry Real parking privileges. $70 ELLINGTDN. Town- acute or ambulatory L'EGGS Estate, 643-4060.n house Gardens. Beautl- TO RENT nance person. Apply Contact Lucille 247- Hartford. Light typing AUTOMOTIVE BOLTON. Very privote ronge, refrigerator, weekly plus security. care experience. Inter­ BDiton Notch at; The Gallery, 141 PRODUCTS, INC. dishwasher and win­ 449-9227 or 449-4248. fu l one-bedroom 0881. Hlghllft Inc., skills required. Send equal Opportunity / Dutch Colonial on 1.5 ested applicants call New London Turnpike, Windsor, CT.______Inquiries; Box S, C/0 dows, range, refrigera­ CONDOMINIUMS FEMALES Preferred. $40 ranches and town- Sheri at 721-7393, Attirmativa Aollon Employar treed acres. 2 bed­ tor, dishwasher ond houses with private en- Glastonbury. DRIVER Needed. Class II Monchester Herald. S e r v ic e W r i t e r /A d v is o r rooms, 2 full baths. FOR SALE a week plus$40deposlt. Monday-Friday, 9-4. microwave oven, cor- Coll 649-9472, Monday- trances. $510-5550 PHONE From Home!!! License. Deliver truck GET Paid for reading F U L L T i M E Stone fireplaces In both petlng, full basement monthly Includes ap­ A MANICURIST- To do noil Part time telephone COUNTRY Carpenters tires to New England books! $100 per title. living roomond master MANCHESTER- Spa­ Friday 3:30 to 8:00pm. WANTED tips and monicures. looking to hire laborer and even on attached cious 2 bedroom Town- Ask for Eleonor.____ pliances, wall to wall, sales. Your hours are States. Call for ap- Write: PASE-8491, 141 bedroom. Also In­ garage. $149,900. Blan­ air and parking. Super­ Part time. Call Rita your own. This Is the with own transporta­ polntment. 289-7475. South Lincolnway, cludes an In-ground ce house, I'/j baths, large CLOSE To bilsllnes ond 1 B a y 449-7897 or 449-8548. tion. Dependability a ' Immediate opening, experience CLERK / TYPIST chard & Rossetto Real­ kitchen, basement. In intendent 872-2025, R.C. perfect lob for those of Nj f f iCE Clerk. Looking North Auroro, IL 40542. ment pool. $249,900 tors," We're Selling downtown?-$80 per White Co. 234-5941. PART Time Dental As­ you who can't or don't must. Call for Inter­ Enjoy working In a plea- D.W. Fish Realty, 643 small complex. week. Call 443-2459. o r L a r g e r sistant needed tor view. 449-0822 after 4 1 for person to assume RESTAURANT Cooks preferred, but nc‘ necessary as we will aant, friendly, atmos­ Houses" 646-2482.0 $119,900. By owner. 443- ONE and two bedroom want to leave your p.m. / various duties Includ- (Short Order and Prep) 1591.D MANCHESTER- Fur­ Glastonbury office. 2-3 home, but wish to make phere? Do you have good QUALITY and Elegance 7930. spacious apartments G a r a g e ' Ing shipping and re­ also dishwashers, full train the right individual. Many benefits OLSTEN HOT Dlgglty dog! The can be found through­ nished room on bus­ available for April 1st. otternoons per week. exceptional money. ceiving, paperwork, or part time. Flexible typing end telephone price has been reduced line. Quiet area, $240 No experience neces­ Must be able to contact akllls? This opportunity Is out this exquisite new 8 Rents start at $550, TELEMARKETING communication and hours, days, nights, including vacation with pay, paid TEMPORARIES on this fantastic 6 plus 4 room Contemporary per month. Security Includes heot and hot SttHoble fo r working sary. Pleasantworking professional people, purchasing. Apply In weekends. Above aver­ available at this small room Duplex on Laurel and references. Ladles condition. Call 459- retail store managers Ranch. This custom E] MORTGAGES water. Individual base­ SUPERVISOR person to; H 8. B Tool, age wages. Benefits. Hartford area office. Ex­ DO EXCELLENT Street In Manchester. built home otters 3 Rooming House. 444- ment with laundry on v tlik itt. y 2447, Mondoy-Frldoy. and small businesses holidays, etc. cellent benefits, perman­ Enormous rooms, 2 cor 3503. 481 Sullivan Avenue, Apply: Rein's New bedrooms, 7Vi baths, hook-ups In aulet resi­ Nocouary for 2-3 MATURE Care Giver to by phone. Experience Growing company la South Windsor be­ York Style Restaurant, ent poaltlon. Ideal for so­ ASSIGNMENTS garage. Separate u tili­ DO NOT OO BANKRUPTI dential areo. 871-2844. work with Infants and not necessary as we charming living room, Uj looking for an ener­ tween 8am-4pm. 428 Hartford Turnpike, meone re-entering the AND TOP PAY ties, many malor and Stop Foreclosure! Home- months. W illing to toddlers. 12:30-5:30. will train the right Indi­ Apply at once to: tlreploced family owners, consolidate your PLAYER PIANOS ore ir. MANCHESTER- 3 bed­ getic, dynamic auper- Route 30, Vernon. work force. Please call cosmetic Improve­ room, formal dining demand. It you hove one room aportment In 1 I ABC Daycare, Inc. 447- viduals. Your Income Mrs. Palmer at TEM PT YOU? ments have been made. bills, pay oft your credit poy top rent. Coll potential Is unlimited vlor who la able to per­ room and ultra modern cards, your car or busi­ you do not use, why not year old house. Ap­ 0788. 449-9228. We need: Perfect for owner- kitchen. Amenities In­ exchange it for cosh with and you never have to form in a fast paced, T O M D E L L 289-9576 occupied. Excellent In­ ness loan, your mortgage pliances, wall to wall I PART Time temporary leave your home If you pressure packed envi­ CENTRAL SUPPLY CLERK clude: whirlpool, sky­ and save, save your 0 wont od. carpeting, perfect for 3 position needed tor • Multi Mate W.P. come. $189,900. Jack- lights, central voc,sun- 6 43 -2 6 5 9 I don't want to. If this ronment. If you have a Service Manager son & Jackson Real homell NO PAYMENTS singles. $750 per month physicians office. Ex­ Maadowa Manor la currently seeking a part time • Secretaries ■ room, paddle ton, UP TO 2 YEARS! Bad BUYER MEETS seller In plus utilities. Referen­ M r . K l o f t r sounds to good to be high level of energy IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Estote, 647-8400.g perience preferred. supply clerk. This 16 hour position will be Friday • Switch Board recessed lighting, 2 credit, late payments or the wont ads ... time otter ces and security. Call true. It Isn't. It's tele­ and confidence, I have Operators ONCE In a blue moon Telephone, filing, gen­ marketing and we need through Monday, 4 hours per day, hours negoti­ FU LL TIME decks, 2 car garage and unemployment Is not a time otter time! Read and Dan 449-2947. After 9 eral office. Flexible you to make It work. the perfect position. • Data Entry seldom does such on more. Coll for a show­ problem. Foreclosure as­ use the wont ods 4pm. 444-9892. TV/8TERE0/ hours. Hours to begin Call Mike Mello or An­ able. Knowledge of medical supplies and com­ a n c h e s t e r o n e a exceptional home be­ ing. $349,900. Klernon sistance available for the regularly. Call today for an ap­ M H •Delivery • Light Industrial DIVORCED and SELF- MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ APPLIANCES 1st week In May. dre Beaudoin to ar­ puters helpful but will train. Contact Sharon come available! Great Realty. 357 East Center room Townhouse with Please call Denise at pointment between Bouchard at •Office core has been given to Street. Manchester, EMPLOYED. 3:30-5pm only. Ask for range a personal and LET OLSTEN Swiss Conservative fireplace. Heat, car­ 444- 8757 fro m 9- 24 Adams Street this territc full dor- CT. 04040. 649-1147. □ peting, A/C, all ap­ 16 Cubic Frigidaire, 2 11:30am. Dennis Sanforo. 443- confidential Interview. •Sales TEM PT YOU mered 4 room Cape. 3 Group at 203-454-1334 APARTMENTS door, refrigerator, 2711.______MEADOWS MANOR Manchester w COVENTRY- Profitable or 203-454-4404. pliances. Nice loca­ 333 Bldwell Street • Manchester, CT 06040 Come In between bedroom, formal din­ outo body, repair and FOR RENT tion. Call 647-1595. avocado, S250. RCA Get the Want Ad hobit ... Are you an antique lover? 203 - 289*1156 Exit 62 of 1-84 PEARLS TV AND ing room or den, eot-ln Whirlpool wosher- 8am-Spm or call Dianne used cor bulsness... MANCHESTER- Main read and use the little ads Read the offerings In Clas­ „ 647-9191 APPLIANCE kitchen, fireplace with land, bulsness, build­ dryer, white, $425. 444- 8 In Classified regularly. sified every day to find the Tel-America. Inc. 'N_tot Oleten Tamporeries woodstove, summer 3 Roomsportlyfurnlshed- Street, 1 and 2 bedroom 4077. ing and tools Included 443-2711. Items or Items you'd like 649 Main Street porch, fenced yard. APARTMENTS ,heot. Working single apartments. 529-7858 or 19" Color TV, $100. Zenith Irr this great opportun­ 543-4438.______to own. 443-2711. J Mint condition Inside ity... Good going buls­ FOR RENT mole preferred. No Stereo Circle of Sound, 6 4 3 -2 1 7 1 647-1991 and out! Waddell ness.. Buy Now! 11 Coll pets. Lease. 443-2880. NEW Apartments on bus­ $105. 644-4077. 162 Spencer St. School. $159,900. Jack- Bob Klernen todoy! line. 2nd floor. $550 per Manchester son & Jackson Real $395,000. Klernon month. 1 month secur­ Estote, 647-8400.O Iq q i BDATS/MARINE TCLEMARKETINQ Realty. 357 East Center ity. Peterman Building ilo31 l EQUIPMENT M A N C H E S T E R J O B S E R V IC E ... alway$ raady to aanralob-aaakan and araa amployara at no charga.. EAST Hartford. Move-ln Street, Manchester, THE OLCOTT Company. 649-9404.ci condition. Six room, 3 CT. 04040. 649-1147. □ JOB 40 OlcoU St. ■ Manchester, CT 06040 FOUR Winns Bowrider V SUCCESS Real Estate or 4bedroom Cape with MANCHESTER- "New Country style kitchen. HDME8 1984. 17', new 120 hp listing" Great 2 fomllv, The Olcott is now managed by the Beacon Man­ Mercrulser I/O, full SERVICE Here are some of the many new job openings avfiilable this week: Tel-America, one of 2 full baths, 3 year old 13 room, 4 bedroom, 3 agement Corp. We are now accepting applica­ E l FOR RENT furnace. 2 zone heat. canvas plus mooring the most successful te­ baths, wolk-up ottic, tions for our 1 and 2 bedroom units, starting at cover. E-Z Loader In­ lemarketing service HOMES Great location. Great separate furnaces, 3 •500 for our 1 bedroom units and *550 for our 2 BDLTDN- Spacious 3bed- cluded. Very clean. 649- bureaus In America Is FOR SALE home! $135,000. Strano cor garage ond near room, I'/j bath Colon­ IsD Reol Estote, 447-7453.0 bedroom units. Fully applianced kitchens, pri­ 2094 after 4pm. • a challenging carear opportunity • A Master's degree In Paraonnal, • Like working with figures? Use a looking for goal ori­ shopping and bus line 11 ial with family room, 1 • Good Secretarial akllls will qual­ • la your talent drafting? Civil angi- EXCELLENT Value In $195,500. Century 21 vate parking, near schools and shopping malls, car garage and deck for a mechanical design engineer Public Relations or Public Ad­ computer? Full charge book­ ify you for an excellent job opor- naarlng firm offers opening with ented people who have In an established, expanding All reel estote advertised In this lovely 8 room Co­ Lindsey Real Estate, swimming pool, wall to wall carpeting, resi­ overlookino large PETS AND ministration * 1 year experience keeper opening — exc^lent pay/ tunity with chance for advance­ upward mobility and benefits. a desire to earn big the Manchester Herald Is lonial situated on 39 649-4000.g______yard. Prime location. SUPPLIES company. are the requirements for an excel­ fringe benefits. ment. subject to the Fair Housing dent paid utilities, no pets. money. Full or part Tuck Rood here In MANCHESTER- "Easter $1200 o month plus lent opportunity — If you are • Supervlaory ability + printing State of Connecticut time, days or evenings. Act of 1948, which makes It Monchester. Large 1st security. Coll evenings • Getting Spring Fever? How about • Class 2 license / good motor ' Bored with houaawork and aoap aatabliahment background lllegol to advertise anv pref­ Special" Very nice 7 Rental Office is open dally, FREE Toy Poodles. 2 people-oriented. erence, llmltotlonordlscrlm- floor family room with 444-5482.______females, 10 years old, an outdoor job as a landscape vehicle record will get you on the operas? How about a part-time required for managerial type po- Labor Department No experience neces­ room, 3 bedrooms, IV2 9-5, Monday thru Friday worker or lawn technician? No sary. Starting salary to Inotlon based on race, color, a full won brick fire­ baths, large rec room, ASHFORD Lake Chattee- grey and white. Need, • Bored with housework? Try a road to a truck driving job with jbb In an office, store or aitlon. 806 Main Street religion, sex or natlonol place, front to back 643-0612 643-6432 love ond ottectlon. axparlanca required. good pay/benefits. *8 per hour * excellent hordwood floor Please call O f Chormlng 2 bedroom talemarketing job. reataurant with on-tha-job origin, or on Intention to living room with 2nd furnished waterfront. Well behaved, house- Manchester, CT 06040 commission. Call Mr. moke onv such preference, throughout plus nice training? fireplace, enclosed sun patio, tool shed and Fireplace, $450 per broken. Elderly Indi­ (203) 649-4558 Brown NOWI limitation or discrimination. room. 3 bedrooms, ,2 vidual preferred. Will The Herold will not know­ deep private I of 11 1st mohth plus utilities, 2 ingly accept onv advertise­ cor garage, nice treed $150's. Century 21 Lind­ Elqual Housing Opportunity months security. Small Interview prospective ment w hich Is In vio la tio n of yard all tor $239,9(X). sey Real Estate, 449- pets allowed, referen­ owners. Please call 433- the low. U&R Realty, 643-2492. 4000.O ces. 444-1242. 4394 otter 4pm.