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The spokesman, Uri Porath, said the Arab League plan for Middle East Tolland Volkswagen Is shooting Israel’s chief negotiator David The agenda Includes items 000 Israeli, 40,000 Syrian and 10,000 Americans came up with a com­ Israeli leader was handed a “ friend­ peace, the official Sqviet news agen­ Kimche, in the Israeli town of proposed by both the Israeli and Palestine Liberation Forces oc­ promise plan that includes the sub­ ly letter” from President Reagan. cy Tass said. down the high cost of financing Kiryat Shmona, read the agenda and Lebanese delegations, Kimche said. cupying two thirds of Lebanon. jects Israel wanted included — Porath also said the date of The Arab League plan, calling for said all items would be discussed “ All agreed to address the items on The Israelis, anxious to reap tourism, trade, communications — Begin’s visit to the United States, simultaneously. the agenda open-mlndedly without by offeringig 9!S% S V APR financing to political benefits commensurate without calling it normalization. expected in February, “ has not been Please turn to page 10 18-cyl., auto. 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S U l W i r . ’5995 ‘5495 S A u lm C *ExcludM Rabbit GTI’a U-iUU Rostow 1 9 7 9 CHEV. ^p^c^uP 1978 PLYM. 1 9 7 9 DODGE PICKUP WASHINGTON (UPI) - In a m- move that should please conser­ vatives, President Reagan has fired his chief arms control official TOLLAND VOLKSWAGEN - a t = : ■’ Auto, small 8-cyl., because of what one official I 1 J T 24 TOLLAND TURNPIKE RT 83 1-owrw described as an “ accumulation of " ’4595 ’3195 differences.” Reagan requested the resignation VERNON 649-2638 of Eugene Rostow, 69, as director of the Arms Control and Disarmament CHORCHES OF MANCHESTER Agency. The president also fired Richard Staar as U.S. negotiator to anus talks with the Soviets In Vienna. 1982 SKVIUWK CUSTOM 2 W . DEMONSTRATOR 1983 SKYHAWK CUSTOM 2 DR. 1983 SKYLARK CUSTOM 2 DR. For months, Rostow has been the #2352 1982 SKYLARK UMTED 2 DR. #3151 03073 target of sniping from conservative Republican senators who did not A #2165 SALES A SERVICE view him as sufficiently hard-line, Herald photo by Tarquinio G.M.A.C. Minted Glass, Accoustics Pkg., Tinted Glass, Accoustics Pkg., and succeeded in to n ^ o in g the Tinted Glass, Mats, Delay Wipers, Electric Defogger. Sport Mirrors, nominations of his deputy and one of Mats, Delay Wipers. Electric 1.8 Liter Engine, 5 Speed Mats, Delay Wipers, Electric Landau Top, Electric Defogger, his chief assistants. Trailer tractor accident Defogger, A/C, Remote Mirror, AT, Transmission, PS, PB, ETR AM-FM Defogger, A/C, Remote Mirror, AT. APR PS, PB, Wire Wheel Covers, WSW A/C, Sport Mirrors, Cruise, AT, PS, A Senate Democratic source said 11 Stereo, WSW Tiros, Pinstripe. PS. PB, ETR AM-FM Stereo. .S% PB, Tilt Wheel, Stereo w/Cassette, Rostow was fired “ because there over a tree. There were no Injuries, but traffic was slowed up. It Tires, Stereo With Clock. Bumper Strips, Pinstripe. A trailer tractor carrying salt licks for cattle ran off Interstate 86 Clock, Bucket Seats. FMANCING AVMLABU are people in power in this ad­ early this morning , while headed eastbound near exit 92. The was expected to take all day to remove the wrecked truck. ministration who do not believe in truck went off the highway, down an embankment and knocked NEW CARS ONLY List 10,722 SECOm TO NONE any arms control agreement with the Soviets, except in terms of un­ ilateral Soviet disarmament, and «8,595 *9,295 *7,715 *9,273 Rostow knew this was not achievable.” 1983 REGAL LMITED 2 DR. Reagan appointed Kenneth Adelman, deputy U.S. represen­ Eight die in police hostage assault 1983 SKYLARK UNITED 4 DR. #3001 #3118 IF THIS PLATE IS NOT THE FRONT OF YOUR CAR, tative to the United Nations, to Povuer Windows, Power Locks. replace Rostow and replaced Staar, Tinted Glass. Mats, Side Moldings, of whom refused to be identified: Power Seat, AT, PS, PB, A/C, a political appointee, with Morton MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Police Delay Wipers, Elecftic Defogger, Delay Wipers, Landau Top, Electric “ He was alive yesterday and he Abramowltz, a career foreign ser­ tactical units, firing tear gas and ‘‘The tactical unit was A/C. Remote Mirror, Console, wasn’t when they went in (today).’ ’ YOU DID NOT YOUR REST DEAL! Defogger, Sport Mirrors, Cruise, vice officer. bullets, stormed into a bouse today Bucket Seats. Cruise, AT, PS, PB, fired upon first and they The officer said he was told by Tilt Wheel, Wire Wheel Covert, Officials said the firings of where a wounded policeman was Tilt Wheel, Gages, ETR, AM-FM returned the fire. We have a another officer he heard Hester’s Gages, Stereo/Cassette, Power Rostow and Staar were not con­ held hostage by a group o f religious Stereo, WSW Steel Radials. Antenna, Side Moldings & Morel total of eight dead, in­ screams from “a halfblock away” List 11,068 nected since Starr was being let go zealots. Police said eight people, in­ at the beginning of the siege. ’They List 13,138 because he had been Ineffective, cluding the hostage, were killed. cluding the (hostage) of­ said the officers were told that while Rostow was fired because of Police administrative assistant ficer.” ^ CHARTER OAK “ Hester screamed, “ Please, oh God, 10,218 policy and "personality” dis­ Bob Graham said piollce were fired — Bob Graham, * *11738 agreements with other members of help me.” on first^Jn the assault on the white, Police official the adminstratlonn. three-beahx>m house where officer “ Officers volunteered to go In at 1983 CENTURY UNITED 4 DR. One State Department official Robert S. Hester had been held that point, but they were #3173 described Rostow’s firing as “ an ac­ since ’Tuesday night. overruled,” one officer said. ‘ "They cumulation of differences — not a 1983 REGAL 2 DOOR Tinted Glass, Mats. Delay Wipers, He said one officer was cut on the Police moved reporters into a just botched it — the higher ups, the CHOICE OF 3 Electric Defogger, AT, PS, PB, single issue.” hand when police stormed the guarded room in a schoolhouse that brass.” Tinted Glass. Electric Defogger, A/C, Console, Cruise. V-6, Tilt Rejecting the recommendation of house, but reported no further in­ served-as a command post across The other officer said an in­ A/C. Sport Mirrors, Tilt Wheel, Wheel,' Wire Wheel Covers, ETR Rostow and Secretary of State juries to tactical squad members. from the house just before the vestigation would “ bear out’’ their Electric Clock, AT, PS, PB, WSW Stereo/Cassette, Power Antenna, George Shultz, Reagap will “ The tactical unit was fired upon assault. Afterward, the house was accusations. Tires, Body Side Moldings. Pinstripe, & Morel nominate former Rep. David first and they returned the fire,” cordoned o ff and police, wiping List 11,018. List 12,338 Emery, R-Malne, as deputy director Graham said. “ We have a total of tears from their eyes, were seen THE ASSAULT came shortly of the arms control agency. eight dead, including the officer.” around the structure. after 3 a.m. CST, several hours after Rostow and Shultz had police had tried to reestablish voice REPORTERS could hear recommended Roger Kirk, a foreign THEY INCLUDED the leader of contact with people inside the house *9,898 *11,071 gunshots from the room and later service officer for the post. the religious sect, Lindberg “ Lynn” after a silence of almost 13 hours Sanders, 49, and bis son. Sanders heard screanna and sobs from the Sen. Larry Presiler, R-S.D., Using a bullhorn, officers shouted to r A \ room where Mrs. Sanders and the 1983 LeSABRE UMTED 2 DR. chairman of the Senate arms control was a black with a long history of the people Inside, and there were li<3148 subcommittee called the shakeup mental Illness who apparently relatives of the group inside the shouts back. house were waiting. 1983 REGAL 4 DR. SEDAN - CONNECTICUT - Power Seat, Power WIndowe, ' “ very regrettable” and said arms formed a cult that preaches police Officers had not heard any voices #3110 “ gre the anti-Christ.” "You didn’t have to kill them,” Mats, Delay Wipers, Landau Top, control efforte “ have been set back in th e house since 2 p.m. Tinted Glass, Mats, Vinyl Roof, Sanders’ wife, Dorothy, was led one woman cried. Electric Defogger, A/C, Sport subtantially.” Wednesday, and no word had been Electric Defogger, A/C. Cruise, AT, Mirrors, Cruise, AT, PS, PB, 307 V- He said, “ It has dealt a near-fatal from a schoolhouse across the street A fter the assault, two police of- fiqers bitterly coihplalned to heard from Hester since dawn PS, PB, Clock, AM-FM Stereo, 8, Tilt Wheel, Stereo/Cassette, blow to Ronald Reagan’s first-term from the house, screaming, “ Oh my reporters police officials “let” the Wednesday, when he shouted, “ Do UPI photo WSW Tires, 55/45 Divided Seat, Clock, Side Moldings, 55/46 SplH attempt to achieve some agreement son, oh m y son. Why did they have to kill my son? Oh m y husband.” hostage die. . whatever they want.” Body Side Moldings. Seat in arms control.’ ’ “ He was screaming for help. ’They But Graham said at the time List 11,638 List 12,990 He described the political struggle She was supported by two sobbing CLOTH COVERS BODY OF ONE OF THE DEAD MEN let him die. ’That’s just the bottom Hester was believed to be'in “ good as “ a ruckus in a radish patch.” daughters, one of whom kept . . . police assault ended 30-hour Menriphls standoff line,” said.one of the officers, both ADAMS ST.,MANCHESTER 649-4571 The pace of the arms talks with repeating, “ Mama, Mama.” shape” *10.468 *11,810 the Soviets on medium-range and strategic missiles has been picking DEMONSTRATOR 1983 LeSAME LMITED 4 DR. 1983 RMERA COUPE up in the past three months, raising 1983 ELECTRA PARK AVE 4 DRj #3169 major political questions for State offices closed mstdeToday The snows coming IP3100 #3030 aCOUNT SmCTIDN Western European politicians who Full Power, Dual Power Seats, have bMn tiding to defend the U.S. Power Seat, Power Windows Full Power, Electric Recllner, Lan. commitment to arms control. Advice ...... 12 Snow — the forecasters aren’t of the Traveler’s Weather Service. SALES & SERVIGE Electric Recllner, Delay Wipers, AH state offices wlU be closed State Department of Motor Power Locks, Racllnar, Mats dau Top, Touch Climate Control, GF Q.IM.A.C. One European said, “ We have Area towns ...... 7 saying yet how ipuch of it — is “ All we’re saying is that there’s Touch Climate Controls, Astro Friday 'in observance of Martin Vehicles offices will close Friday Business...... 20 Delay Wipers, Vinyl Roof, A/C 307 V-8, Electric Defogger, Wire been losing the propaganda war.” expected to descend on the area late snow in the middle part of the coun­ Roof, Elec. Mirrors, Lsathw Trim, Luther King Day, which offlclaUy and Saturday for the holiday. C lassified...... 18-19 Sport Mirrors, Cruise, V-8, Over­ Wheel Covers. Concert Sound, 1893 In a stgtement issued after Friday or early Saturday. try and it’s heading this way. If it Lighted Vanity Mirrors, 307 V-8, falls on Saturday. drive, Tilt Wheel, Wire Wheel Lamp Monitors, Body Slda RM tow ’s reslgnaUon, Reagan said, C o m ics...... 8 keeps coming at Uie same speed Wire Wheel Covara, Concert 11 9 The offices, which are always Below-freezing temperatures are Covers, Stereo/Cassette, Clock r %APR Entertainment ...... 12 Moldings, Cassette Tape with MODELS AVMUBU “ It U essential we press forward in Federal offices. Including U.S. predicted for that tim e, so if there is we’ll probably, see some snow Power Antenna, Molding Group, Sound, Cornering Lampa, Four closed Mondays, will reopen L o tte ry ...... 2 Equalizer & Much Morel FMANGMG AVMLABU the search for arms reduction. We post offices, w ill remain open. snow, it probably will accumulate Friday night or Saturday,” he said. 55/45 Split Seat b More! Note Horn, Accesaory Group & Tuesday from 8:90 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Obituaries ...... 10 Much Morel FOR shall be unrelenting in our effoila.” fast. Assuming it does. It would be A spokeswoman for the tgwn MEW OARS ONLY A federal information official said and w ill maintalq normal business Opinion...... 6 U s t 14,038 Vice President George Bush, who the first snowfall o f any con­ highway department said plowing SECOND TO NONE! U st 16,811 List 17,619 hours for the rest of the week. P eo p leta lk ...... 2 IMMBNATE DELIVERY! will leave at the end of the month to some offices would bold memorial sequence in almost a month. and s a v in g crews are prepared to diacuaa recent Soviet arma reduc­ tributes to the assasinated civil S ports...... -S'— . . . 15-17 “We really have no idea how go to work it the predicted snow rights leader. Television ...... ,..8 comes. *12,582 *16,681 *15,969 tion proposals with European allies, Local banka will obaerve Martin much snow will fall,” said Charles said he did not believe the Rostow W ea th er...... 2 “ W e’ve got all the supjilles we Town offices and schools w ill re­ Luther King Day on Saturday, when Bagley (you know him as “ Fair resignation would alter bis own mls- need. W e’re ready to go,” ^ said. main open as usual on Friday. they will remain closed. ft!XWX!XSX!:-SXiX:S:35SiSJ6!SX%WX¥X¥;¥ Weather Charlie’’ from television) M ANCH ESTER H E RALD . Thurs.. Jan. 13, 1983 - 3

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I W DiRosa: 'for results, Salvadoran mutiny ends SAN FnANcaoo V. F A IB : SENSUNTEPEQUE, El Salvador (DPI) - An un­ repentant army colonel ended his mutiny against El Salvador’s defense minister but insisted his comman­ TIMPCflATUIICt let's be positive' ding officer resign or be held "responsible for the destruction" of the counti7. Salvadoran Provisional F^esident Alvaro Magana said MS nmi 1/ Wednesday that renegade Lt. Col. Sigifredo Ochoa gave By Paul Hendrie . dent to the town committee, which were too quick to go along with the up his command and ended the "truly lamentable" six- Herald Reporter met in the same Lincoln Center Democrats quietly and not UM WCATHCn FOlOCAftT f j day dispute between Ochoa .and Defense Minister Jose hearing room used by the directors. aggressive enough in offering alter­ INrector Peter P. DiRosa Jr. Guillermo Garcia. “I’m sorry I walked in late natives. This has led to several oc­ Wednesday night called on the Calling the conflict "the first real crisis the govern­ tonight, but I'm used to walking out casions where public positions by Republican Town Committee to ment has had to confront,” a visibly relieved Magana early,” said DiRosa. Smith and DiRosa were contradlc-. begin working now toward the said, " I think the armed forces came out of it more un­ Weather tory. November town elections by HE SAID that as minority leader ited than ever.” offering “ positive” alternatives to he has tried to offer something “ We, Curt and me, don’t always Environmentalists sue Democratic positions. different than the Democrats, but in agree,” acknowledged DiRosa. But Today’s forecast All of us have to work together a positive way, rather than in an he agreed with Smith that recently WASHINGTON (U P I) — The nation’s leading en­ and put together a program that will always critical way. the Republican directors and party “ Whether you realize it or not, vironmental groups filed suit today against Interior Today mostly sunny. Highs around SO. Northwest be very positive,” said DiRosa, the leader^p have been more unified. over the last year or so — probably Secretary James Watt, challenging his dejiartment’s winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight clear. Lows in the teens. minority leader on the Board of as a result of some of the things DiRosa again said he is not sure he removal of wilderness protections from about 800,000 Light northwest winds. Friday morning sunshine Directors. “ Not on Sept. 1, not on (Chairman) Curt (Smith) has done acres of lands in the West. followed by increasing cloudiness in the afternoon. Oct. 1, not even on Nov. 1, but will seek re-election this year, but and some of the things you on the The federal court suit is a response to the Interior Highs around 30. East winds around 10 mph. probably next week.” he didn’t sound like someone ready Department's Dec. 27 announcement eliminating the Town committee member David town committee have done and the to step down. lands in 10 states, from consideration as part of the 80- Frost echoed this determination, executive committee and the direc­ ‘T ip a little tired of sitting pn this million-acre federal wilderness system. Extended outlook when he announced the candidate tors — we have a tremendous input side,” he said, pointing to the I M t ; : Mm The environmental coalition filing the legal action in­ selection committee will meet next into what goes on," said DiRosa. minority side of the board room. cludes: The Wilderness Society, Sierra Club, National Extended outlook for New England Saturday through week to begin “ accumulating names “ It’s basically a result of our being Aububon Society, National Wildlife Federation, Natural Monday: of possible candidates for the fall.” very positive. We have a different DlRosa's speech was awarded Resources Defense Council and the Environmental Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Snow DiRosa said his comments were image now as a party than we did a loud applause by the town com­ Defense Fund. likely Saturday and Sunday, flurries Monday. Highs in prompted by “ reflection” after the year ago.” mittee, but the warm greeting was M the 30s ^tu rday. mid 20s to mid 30s Sunday, 20s Mon­ last two board meetings, at which DiRosa maintained that people not unanimous. A janitor responsi­ Babies wait for livers day. Lows in the 20s SatuHay, teens and mid 20s Sun­ Republicans squared o ff against the are very dissatisfied with the way ble for closing up the Lincoln Center day, single numbers and teens Monday. Democratic majority over the things are going on the local and. building made an obscene remark to mm United Press International UPI photo Vermont: Snow likely over the weekend. H i(^ 25 to Bennet housing conversion plan and state levels, but remain very' DiRosa about the speech. 35. Lows in the teens and 20s. G earing Monday. Colder. a G O P alternative. excited with the things President A baby girl in Philadelphia died because pleas for a Highs 15 to 25. Lows zero to 10. Things got so heated two weeks Ronald Reagan is doing. He then stood up, handed DiRosa liver donor went unanswered and the desperate parents Today In history ^In e, New Hampshire: Periods of snow likely. ago that DiRosa got up and left the his keys and loudly said, “ Here, you of an 18-month-old Houston boy and a 6-month-old On­ Highs 15 to 25 north and 25 to 35 south. Lows 0 to 10 north meeting, followed by fellow IN THE PAST, some can close up. I ’m leaving. You can tario, Calif., girl are hoping for transplants to save their and 10 to 20 south. Republicans — notably Chairman be responsible for locking up the Horatio Alger, author of "rags-to-rlches" Mass. He is depicted here In a palriting by Republlcah Director William J. children from the same fate. Diana,. DiRosa joked about that incl- Smith — said the GOP directors building.” The foster son of Pauline and Robert Murray of Deer stories, was born Jan. 13, 1834 in Revere, Stevan Dohanos. Park, Texas, is crying constantly and could die within V Long Island Sound five weeks unless he gets a new liver, doctors at Texas The National Weather Service forecast for I»ng Children’s Hospital said Wednesday, Gays rule challenged Blood donated for boy Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montouk Point: Fisher's election is “ W e’re not giving up, I think through his pain he can A weak high pressure a r » will drift off the coast late feel our spirit," Mrs. Murray said. She and her husband PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) — The case of a woman HUDSON, Mass. (UPI) — So many people jammed today and tonight, northwest winds 10 to 20 knots today want to adopt the boy, Matthew, to join their other fiv e ., challenging the U.S. Arm y’s policy barring gays from the National Guard Armory to donate blood for a 3V4- and less than 10 knots tonight, easterly 5 to 10 knots the seryice will go to trial by Mjjrch, a Maine Civil year-old boy battling an illness which makes him children, Friday. VisibiUty better than 5 miles. Mostly clear Six-month-old Jennifer Rally was scheduled to fly Liberties Union attorney says. - allergic to his own blood that Red Cross officials turned a sign of HRC's maturity tonight with increasing cloudiness Friday. Average ’The Arm y is being sued by Diane J. Matthews of South away at least 200 would-be donors. from California today to the University of Minnesota wave heights less than 1 foot tonight and Friday. Hospital to await a donated liver. Portland, dismissed last year from the Army ROTC Blood drive officials in Hudson, the central for officers in public, after they ‘‘Somebody else might do a little program at the University of Maine at Grono because Massachusetts hometovra of John Duckworth III, said By Paul Hendrie m t floundering, a little flipping around, she admitted she is gay. Wednesday they collected 466 pints of blood from which Herald Reporter became aware that a secret vote at Sailor is convicted Ms. Matthews’ dismissal violated her constitutional . plateleU will be extracted. Platelets are tiny oval National forecast an earlier meeting probably but it won’t go anywhere,” said rights to privacy and freedom of expression, according shaped discs essential in the clotting of blood. Human Relations Commlslon Vice violated the Freedom of Informa­ Agostinelli. NORFOLK. Va. (UPI) - A Navy’ intelligence to the federal court complaint filed by the MCLU, which " I ’ve never seen such an outpouring,” said Red Cross Ci(y A Fcst Los Angeles ay Chalnnan Louis Kocsis told the tion Act. specialist was convicted of failing to report five con­ All^uerque f Loulsvlue ay “ We do wish to fulfill the rules is handling the case. Field Representative Mary McGann. “ The response has Anchorage pc Memphis sy Republican Town Committee THE TOWN committee also tacts with a member of the Soviet Embassy in Pentagon regulations prohibit homosexuals in any been overwhelming.” AibevUle ty Miami Bedi sy Wednesday night that the election of and regulations of the Freedom of talked about the Republican Milwaukee pc Washington and one count of soliciting Soviet Embassy Atlanta sy unafflliated Rubin Fisher as com­ Information Act,” said Kocsis. branch of the service, said Maj. Carroll Williams, a Billinn w MinoeapoUs pc proposal to build low-income elderly I members to purchase classified material, the Navy said Pentagon spokesman.-'hie regulation has been upheld in Blrmmgham f Naattvllie sy mission chairman, "is a sign that housing adjacent to the Senior New Orleans sy today. several previous cases, Williams said. Pay-to-be-poor ends BosUxi IV the Human Relations Commission Citizens Center. The proposal, Brnwntvll Tx. f New York sy IN O T H E R business Wednesday Intelligence Specialist 2nd Class Brian Horton, 28, of Oklatun Cty ay has matured.” offered as an alternative to the NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (UPI) - At the end of her Buffalo pc at the Republican Town Committee Cos Cob, Conn., pleaded guilty to the five "failing to ChrUtn s.C. ly Omaha sy. The election of Fisher last month Democratic plan to convert a vacant week with an unemployed Puerto Rican-bom mother of Philadeli^ pc meeting, state Rep. Elsie L. “ Biz” ' report" charges and was found guilty of the solicitation ' Hunger strike planned Charltt N.C. ay was criticized by the Democratic Bennet School building to elderly 14 in a pay-to-be-poor program, a New York woman says Chicago at Phoenix f Swensson, R-Manchester, reported Herald photo by Pinto charge, said Lt. Cmdr. Dale Smith, a spokesman for the Clevel^ cy Pittsburgh pc leadership, because Democrat housing, can work even if Bennet that the "haves” must learn to share with the “have that she signed onto the bill to Navy’s Atlantic Fleet. WESTPORT (UPI) — The director of a shelter Columbut pc Portland]^ pc,. Robert A. Faucher was dumped as goes forward. Republican Dallaa ay PortUad Or. pc repeal the state emissions control Capt. Maitland Freed, the Navy’s circuit judge (or the program for homeless people says he w ill go on a hunger nots” and emphasize education. chairman. The Democrats hold a Denver ay ProvkkSKe sy testing program because she thinks members of the Board of Tidewater area, heard the case this week in a general strike Sunday to protest the lack of a downtown soup "Th e best thing the ‘haves’ can do for the ‘have nots* Dea Moines pc Richmood sy majority, on the commission, but — Professional training for babysitters St. Louis sy the public never was properly in­ Directors maintained. But the GOP c o u rt^ rtia l at the Norfolk Naval Base, kitchen in this affluent Fairfield County town. is share the values and opportunities that have allowed Detroit cy because of a crossover Democratic Dnluth cy Salt UA Qysm formed.. plan was subjected to some tough H ei^ntenced Horton to six years’ confinement at Matthew Vittucci, 32, Operation Bootstrap director, them to succeed,” said Sylvia K. Ambaruch, 47, a San Antonio f vote — Republican Kocsis was that go with the job. The class Is sponsored El Paaol “ We’re getting sing songy com­ questioning by the town committee. Heather Gearln, top, ponders a point while hard labor, reduction to E-1 — the lowest enlisted grade said "dramatic action" was needed to help what he es­ housewife-tumed-student, who headed home to Owego, Hartford ay San Diego pc elected vice chairman. Republican by the Manchester Junior Women's Club Honolulu wy San Prancisoo f mercials on the radio, but the public Town committee member An- listening to a lecture on first aid by Mary- - forfeiture of all pay and .allowances and a dis­ timated are several dozen homeless people ranging in N .Y., after spending a week in a housing project with Oruce Forde was elected secretary IndianapoUa f San Juan pc never really was/educated on it,” nabelle Dodge said the plan, as Jane Murray, above, on right, nurse for the and the Red Cross and Is given at the offices honorable discharge. age froip 17 to their 60s. the woman and her family. Jackin MSS. ay Seattle pc and unafflliated Fisher was elected she said. drawn, would take up space needed of the Chamber of Commerce at 20 Hartford During the court-martial, Horton waived his right to a Vittucci and a friend John Roorbach, 36, of Westport "Handouts just perpetuate the cycle of poverty,” she Jacksonville ay Spokane pc town’s parochial schools. The class Is one Kansas City ay Iw p a n chairman. Nathan G. Agostinelli, a member by the Senior Citizens Outer for Road. Thirty-one young people attend the panel, the military equivalent of a jury of one’s peers. said they would stop eating Sunday and drink only three said. Las V ^ s cl Washington sy “ The fact that I happen to be a for baby sitters who learn not only first aid, of the State Republican Central parking. classes. Smith said. glasses of juice a day until a soup kitchen was opened Mrs. Ambaruch summed up her week’s experience Little Rock ay Wichita sy Republican and the secretary but how to bathe a baby and the other skills Committee, said be understands “ Right now, there is not enough Horton was being held at the Norfolk Naval Brig, within 10 minutes walking distance of downtown. Wednesday when she ended a week with the Florence > happens to be a Republican certain­ that state Chairman Ralph parking for Senior Citizens Center i Smith said. He previously was assigned to the Fleet "People are actually starving against their will in Heights Class Exchange, a $500 program to show the ly makes no difference,” said Koc- Capecelatro w ill resign soon. Town activities and they need half the lot Intelligence Center, Europe-Atlantic, in Norfolk. Wesport and all over the country. By starving by choice affluent how unemployed people live. 'sis. “ This (Fisher) was an in­ Chairman (jurtls M. Smith added, you want to build on,” said Mrs. The case was the result of a six-month investigation we demonstrate that fact in ways that can’t be “ My lifestyle is different from .the people who live dividual that the people on the com­ Lottery “ The word I have is that Dodge. Sa far schaal baard likes by the FBI and the Naval Intelligence Service, Smith forgotten.” Vittucci told the ^ Fairpress newspaper here, but that doesn’t mean it’s better,” said Mrs. Am ­ mission voted for chairperson Capecelatro will resign by Lincoln's Chairman Smith claimed there is said. Wednesday. baruch, whose husband is a research scientist with IBM. without any thought of partisan Birthday.” • plenty of room on the property to politics. If there had been any par­ Agostinelli said the choice of provide both sufficient parking and tisan politics involved. I'm sure the Numbers drawn in New 1625. Capecelatro's replacement will be the housing. He said there would be what it's seen af new budget majority party would have won all England Wednesday: Rhode Island daily: 2154. up to U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker no net loss of garden space for the the offices bwause — at least In Peogletalk Connecticut daily: 812. Vermont dally: 229. and the heir apparent continues to Senior Citizens Outer. theory — they have the votes.” Maine dally: 560. Massachusetts dally: be Thomas D'amore. He said any Tow n com m ittee m em ber J. By Raymond T. DeMeo school budget proposed by jobs, he said. 8736. Russell Smyth said the Republicans Superintendent James P. Kennedy. New Hampshire daily: other candidate, like unsuccessful Herald Reporter ASIDE FROM personnel Eubie’s 100th birthday KOCSIS ALSO said the HRC gubernatorial candidate Richard C. should consult with people who use But don’t expect It to leave It un­ ' Don’t expect the Board of Elduca- changes, the board doesn’t have n\- . had no hesitation about calling a Bozzuto, would only have a chance the Senior Citizens Onter before touched, either. much room to trim big dollars oft Eubie Blake's 100th year will be celebrated in proceeding, to get their input. tion to alter dramatically the 1983-84 " I would guess there w ill be some special meeting to conduct the vote with Weicker's backing. the superintendent’s budget. style at Washington’s Kennedy Center Jan. 20, only r> I » changes up and down,” said Peter Kennedy has been frugal in his,, weeks before his Feb. 7 birthday. A. Crombie Jr., board secretary. projected allocations for school James Hubert ’’Eubie” Blake, child of former Almanac "But the total amount of money supplies, energy costs, maintenance slaves and the only one of 11 children to survive to proposed by the board w ill probablv adulthood, began his career in a "sporting house.” Garage be about the same (as Kennedy has ai^ capital projects. “ Unless you change staffing, and I He has composed more than 1,000 pieces. asked fo r),” he said. don’t see where staffing is going to Blake. Flournoy Miller and Aubrey Lyles created B y United Press International Kennedy projects a 7.96 percent change, the remaining items in the "Shuffle Along,” starring Josephine Baker and Today is Thursday, Jan. 13, the 13th day of 1963 with budget increase next year, to a total budget aren’t the big drivers,” said Paul Robeson, the first Broadway show written, of just over $21.4 million. The bulk 352 to follow. wark Gom bie. produced and performed by black Americans. The moon Is approaching Its new phase. of the increase covers higher Crombie predicted the board The Kennedy Center program based on Blake’s The morning stars are Jupiter and Saturn. salaries for teachers, who won 10.5 would make “ certain im­ work will star Rosemary Gooney, Cab Calloway, The evening star are Merimry, Ventis and Mars. raises in a binding arbitration settle­ provements” in the Joe Williams, Paul Williams, Melba Moore, Lola Those tern on this date are under the sign of ment last year. Falana. Patti Lobelle, Anita Morris, Gregory planned superintendent’s budget, while Capricorn. IF THE SCHOOL board follows leaving the total dollar figure about Burge and Eddie Mekka, hosted by Billy Dee Horatio Alger, author of “ rags-to-riches” stories, was Williams. It will be taped by WQED-Pittsburgh for tradition, -it will make minor the same. .. bom Jan. IS, 1834. airing on PBS in May. The town plans to hire an engineer adjustments to Kennedy's budget Last year, prompted by urgings On this date in history: or architect to design renovations to and pass it on to General Manager from representatives of the PTA In 1864, famed composer Stephen Foster d l^ in a New tte garage at Charter Oak Street to Robert B. Weiss in February. If Guncil, the board rescinded the cut­ York h c ^ ta l, three days after he bad been found 111 and Mitchum on Wayne equip It for Park Department use. Weiss follows tradition, he'll recom­ ting of two teachers’ jobs. When the almost penniless in a hotel room. In a letter to the Board of Direc­ mend cuts that will be approved by Board of Directors cut $173,000 from Robert Mitchum disdains fitting an "im age” — W) In 1968, the U.S. Senate refused to accept President tors, General Manager Robert the Board of Directors. The budget the board’s recommended budget in unlike his late friend John Wayne. Andrew Johnson’s ouster of W ar Secretary Edwin Stan­ Weiss has said the administration then w ill be given back to Kennedy, May, Kennedy reinstated the job ’That’s what he said in an interview in Esquire ton andactlng Secretary Ulysses Grant resigned. will explore the possibility of having who will recommend to the boaiti cuts and trimmed money from con­ magazine, in which he says of Wayne: “ Duke was 6- In 1972, New York state ruled a woman may become a a central fuel supply at the Police ways to make the commanded cut. tingency and capital spending ac­ 4, but he wore 4-inch lifts and a 10-gallon hat. He profesaional baseball umpire. Station and designing the Charter “ Generally speaking,' the board counts to make the required reduc­ had a station wagon modified to fit all that In 1978, Sen. Hubert Humphrey, D- Minn., died at the Oak Street garage without either (of education) has not done too tion. paraphernalia. He even had the overheads raised on age of 66 from cancer. UPI photo fuel provisions or a truck lift. much to the superintendent's It’s too early to tell from board 3 his boats so he could walk through the doorways The Directors have not com­ Herald photo by Tarquinlo recommended budget, said G om - members’ public statements what with the lifts on. And he was bigger than them all.” mented on Weiss’s letter. ble, a five-year member of the changes they’ll recommend, if any, He said Wayne once confided, "You gotta keep ‘em He’s an Elvis fan The plan follows a recommenda­ Wayne-conscious.” board. to Kennedy’s budget request. The tion by a citizen committee that CHARTER OAK STREET WATER DEPARTMENT BUILDING Board members contacted As for himself, Mitchum said he will play any budget was made public Monday HianrhrfltFr iirrgld studied the problem. The' garage, . . . will be undergoing renovations lor the Park Department Wednesday and today praised part and added, "I figure I’m playing a part, or Vince Everett, 42, a collector of Elvis home his own Presley museum with a and there has only one budget now headquarters for the Water Kennedy for austerity. “ H e’s done a doing a job ... Like a plumber. I ’m a good plumber, Presley memorabilia for 27 years, holds a $3S0,000>collectlon Including Elvis's Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar workshop. Four more are scheduled Department crew, will become the good job,” said Richard W. Dyer. in the next three weeks. r show up on time, bring my tools so I don't have to socks, shaving gear and an army uniform. tanks at the fuel depot be located at the Olcott petition with the dicott Street gar­ watch Elvis once owned. Everett, recently Thomas J. tiooper, Genaral Manapnr Park Department garage when Dyer, like most of the other board " I t ’s hard to say what w e’ll do. make two trips, say the jokes, punch obt, and go Oak site becauae of the age operation, which it sees as the opened In the basement of his . London Multi-Circuits takes poes^on of Street garage now used by the members contacted, anticipated We’ve jlist started mumbling home.” VOL Cll, No. 87 excessive cost’ of protecting the primary vehicle maintenance facili­ U8P8 327-800 the Harrison Street garage the town Highway Depvtment. that the board wbulid cut money through the pages,” said Crombie. water well there from contamina­ The committee alao objected to a ty- ming the 4077th.’s squalor Into a place fit for a stop on the Parisian's tour. has sold to it. . . from the superintendent’s request. PubUsIwd daily axospi Sunday Suggaatad oarnar ralaa ara The committee recommended tion. It suggested Instead that the truck lift at Charter Oak and “I would assume that if we (the Royal visit queen. and oarlaln holldaya by tha 11.30 waahly, 38.12 for ona in his letter Weiss suggests that recommended instead that the board) don’t do some trimming the Mancbaatar PubUalilng C o., IS nonth, S1S.38 lo r Ihraa nwnlho, money it costs be put into the Olcott any design for the Charter Oak Frank Sinatra, who once made a film called Glimpses Bralnard Plaoa, Manohaatar, IM'.TO lo r Six moniha and 361.40 Board of Directors will do some of Air quality report Street facility. building reflect the committee "High Society,” is really mixing with the upper Takes all kinds Conn. 08040. Saoond olaaa^ 'Or on# yaar. Mall ralaa ara its own trimming,.” be said. HARTFORD (UPI) - The stole Andy Kirk, Jay McShann and Buddy Tate were ■vaHaUs on raquoat Tbers are plana for changes at recommendation as well as the crust these days. poitaga .paid at Manohaatar, Fire Calls Dr. H. John Malone suggested Department of Environmental There’s no accounting for tastes. named as the firat reciplenU of the “ Jazz Heritage ponn. POSTMASTER; Sand ad- Olcott Street that would include a original planned Improvements. He is oversMing the Hollywood gala for Queen that the board might be able to cut Protection forecast good conditions Jacques Chirac, the mayor of Paris — the City of Awards” sponsored by the Kansas G ty Jazz Com­ draia changaa to tha Manohaatar To plaoa a ctaaaltlad e r dtoptay truck lift and a raised ceiling to ac­ Elizabeth and Prince Philip when they visit Los advarllaamani, or to ropon a the projected salary accounts by job statewide for today. mission ... Harald, P.O. Box SOI. Angeles Feb. 27. He’s been conferring with Presi­ Light and culinary d e lic t — was in New York Manohaatar. Conn. 06040. nswa Nam, alory or pM ura Mas, - Technical School. (Town) commodate it. . Although details could not be consolidations. “ If we use all per­ Melissa Manchester joins Mac Davis and Aretha Mangheater dent Reagan on the affair and lining up talent, Tuesday as part of his American tour. The man who laS 6432711. Ollloo hours wa Wednesday, 1 ;24 p.m .— Smoke in­ The committee also recommends learned today, there was apparently sonnel to the fullest extent we might Franklin in hosting the 10th annual American Music which so far includes George Bums, Perry Como, halts from the birthplace"of haute cuisine was ready To aubaorlba, or to raport a J:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. MoiNlay Wednesday, 10:07 a.m. - Gas vestigation, West Street. (Town) building a lean-to at G iarter Oak, some disagreement in the town ad­ hrough Friday, not need as many personnel,” he to leave the Big Apple when he wistfully mentioned Awards to be broadcast on ABC Jan. 17 ... daHvary proWam, oall e4T-W4<. washdown, Lincoln Center, Main Wednesday, 8:18 p.m. — Wood open to the south, for vehicle Dionne Warwick, Les Brown and His Band of OWoa houra ara 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 ministration about the committee said. something he was looking forward to. “ i would like Treat Williams stars in the CBS television movie storage. Now you know Renown, with Ed McMghon as emcee. Sinatra also p.m. Monday through Friday and T)w Manohaatar Harald 'la • Street. (Town). stove problem, 119 Love Lane. proposal. But Joseph V. Camposeo said he’s to before leaving the States to eat a cheeseburger "Dem psey,” bdsed on the life o f Jack Dempeey ... Wednesday, 10:12 a.m. — Medical Part of the committee’s objection will perform. 7 to 10 a.m: Salunlay. DtSwafy MiOawttar to UnSad f t )is< Oittr- (Town) sorry that Kennedy has James McNeill Whistler retrieved libe gala will take place on the old “ M-A-S-H” set with lettuce and tomato,” be said. Sada Thompson is in San Diego rehearsing for the ahould ba mada by S pjn. M en-, natiohoi n^NNs sondoss snd is 3 (^all, 140 Hilliard Street. (8th Wednesday, 6:39 p.m. — Graaa to earlier plans for Charter Oak was his famous painting, "Whistler’s mamDar ol the AudS aurdou ot The original plan called for indoor recommended 6.5 teaching positions It was too late for his New York City stopover, PBS American Playhouse season premiere of day through Friday and-by 7:30 UUUtlcs District) fire, 375 Center Street. (T0«m) that the work proposed would be too Mother,” from a pawnshop after her at 20th Century-Fox — “ M-A-S-H” having by then a m. Saturday: (iirouWlons. storage of vehicles In an addition to for the axe. “ You don’t like to be in but New Y ork’s Mayor Eld Koch offered to have one 'Thomton Wilder's “ 'fb e Skin of Our Teeth,” to be Wednesday, 10:40 a.m. — Boz ezpensive and, in aomo degree, struck its tents. Sinatra and Walter Scott, 20th- Thursday, 9:10 a.m. — Medical the building. the business of putting people out of death by borrowing 50 pounds. televised live on Jaq. 18 .... alarm, accidental, Howell Cheney Century-Fox set design consultant, are transfor- sent to Chirac's hotel room in Washington, next call, 132 Wetherell Street. (Town) would put the facUUty In direct com­ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. Jan. 13. 1983 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Jan. 13, 1983 Margaret Heckler: Researchers introduce new battery-powered heart pump

TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — A new artificial heart that uses tinues to pump along with the pump. ” tinues to circulate blood, he Said. ^ human body for ail conditions, from r - t to exercise,” electromagnetism to pump blood has'several advan­ Should the heart stop, MALVAD takes over and con- “It should be able to carry enough blood througn tne he said. tages over the Jarvik-7 Implanted in Dr. Barney Clark stubborn, scrappy but still is seven to 10 years away from human use, researchers say. House in 1966. A member of the A prototype of the pump — called MALVAD for A red-haired woman with Magnetically Actuated Left Ventricular Assist Device By United Press International freckles, she does not like to be Veterans Affairs Committee, she has made a specialty of the — was shown at a news conference at the James A. called Peggy. • Margaret Heckler, named problems of veterans and the elder­ Ifaley VA Hospital by its developers. Dr. Michael D. Wednesday to be secretary of Before launching her political Yarnoz, a surgeon, and Stephen G. Kovacs, a Health and Human Services, was career, Mrs. Heckler practiced law ly- biophysicist. In 1980 she received a 67 percent CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN known in Congress for her stubborn, for 10 years. Unlike Jarvik-7, permanently implanted in Clark in scrappy and often futile fights for She received a bachelor’s degree rating from the liberal Americans Salt Lake City, or any of the heart assist pumps now women’s rights. from Albertus Magnus College, New for Democratic Action, voting being researched, MALVAD has no internal moving DEU SPECIALS^ The ranking woman in Congress Haven, Conn., in 1953 and a law against draft registration, cuts in parts to malfunction, the researchers said, and operates ' M E A T D E P T . SPEC IA LS ' BOAR’S HEAD VIRQlNfinmAND degree from the Boston College Law Social Security, the MX missile and untii her defeat last November, she from a rechargable battery pack. LEAN was in the vanguard of support for School in 1956. a cap on food stamps. The prototype was powered by electricity, which sent BAKED HAM •p.Dl the Equal Rights Amendment when Mrs. Heckler was born June 21, She favored stricter enforcement impulses to the pump to create a magnetic field, ac­ EXCELSIOR KRAFT it first passed the House in 1972. It 1931, in 'Flushing, N.Y. She and her tivating an electromagnet, which in turn caused the VEKmwn husband, John, have three children. of fair housing laws, hospital cost was Mrs. Heckler who persuaded controls, and creation of the Depart­ dlaphram to pulsate, pumping fluid through a simulated Gerald Ford and his wife Betty to SHE WAS first elected to the ment of Elducatlon. human circulatory system. f m t x m n .9 9 iobby for the amendment in 1977. Yarnoz said he and Kovacks have spent three years ccmyr !,iJf|;WURST “She’s been in the back rooms bringing the project to its current status and said it slugging it out for years,” said Pam would be another two years before tests begin on STYLE Curtis, a Republican activist. animals. Tests on humans will not follow that step for at m m Poland kicks out least another five years, he said. BUT SHE HAS never had PORK MBS UPl photo “The requirements are very strict,” Yarnoz said. *1.69 COOKED SAUM I •2.2 wholehearted support from He said a heart transplant costs between $150,000 and women’s groups because of her op­ $200,000, and estimated implantation of MALVAD would PRESIDENT REAGAN (CENTER) ANNOUNCES STAFF CHANGE position to abortion. UPI correspondent . Margaret Heckler (right) to replace Richard Schwelker be about $25,000. LOIN END It was for that reason the National “Our pump could be used as an assist device or as a Organization for Women endorsed total heart,” he said. “The heart is not removed. The T O ™ SALAD Democratic Rep. Barney Frank, PORK ROAST *1.59 WARSAW, Poland (UPI) - Polish heart can continue beating or not (after implant). The against her last November in a new- system is synchronized to the heart beat. The heart con- Reogan hopes appointment ly redrawn district in military authorities today ordered Massachusetts that was heavily the expulsion of United FTess Inter­ LOIN HALF K & 8 f E ^ m ; orMAPLE Democratic and substantially nationa' Correspondent Ruth E. Ruth. Catholic. Gruber, giving her 48 hours to leave ^ B A C 0 N th e country for gathering f Gruber PORK R0AST.« *1.69 of women raises standing “It is certainly not an advantage for women to have Margaret “intelligence” material. Murmur tests Heckler in this position,” said Judy In a message from Warsaw to her ' GARDEN FRESH WASHINGTON (UPI) - Aides Drew Lewis, and Mrs. Heckler, who this (abortion) issue,” said Patricia Goldsmith, NOW’s national presi­ editors in London and in New York, MB HALF Miss Gruber, 33, said following a PRODUCE SPECIALS say President Reagan is hoping his is being nominated to succeed Goldman of the National dent. “The administration is meeting at the Foreign Ministry, said unheeded appointment of two women to his Richard Schweiker, face Senate Transprotation Safety Board. “I t . posturing. I’m afraid this still falls PORK ROAST.... *1.59 Cabinet will raise his standing with confirmation, but they are expected would have helped her politically to into the category of window- that “as of about 15 minutes ago I be very vocal because of her dis­ am no longer an accredited cor­ intelligence material but said women’s groups, but vocal feminist to get easy approval. They are both dressing.” BOSTON (UPI) — Common childhood heart murmurs MUSHROOMS ...... U . . . . 9 9 * leaders are not yet convinced. , lawyers who can hold their own in trict, which is heavily Catholic.” Besides the anti-abortion con­ respondent” in Poland. “ there were no charges against “But .1 assume (government) are usually harmless, but because they sometimes are MB END Reagan aides said the November hearings. troversy, Mrs. Heckler, 51, was R Q p SHE SAllyMrs. Heckler’s views regulations permit me sending a harmful doctors do a battery of expensive tests that are election results had evoked coricern Mrs. Heckler established a' "are veryjfrivate, personal views, criticized for being so staunch a sup­ no better than the old-fashioned physical exam, a study PORK ROAST TOMATOES...... 12o z .p k g .O # V reputation in Congress for her stub­ porter of the president. Frank service message to you to outline The whereabouts of a UPI *1.49 that women were deserting the motivate^n large part because of said today. Republican political fold. born, scrappy and often futile fights frequently identified himself as the situation,” said Miss Gruber, who, secretary detained along with Miss religious preference. I think we following nearly 24 hours of deten­ Gruber still were not known as of Pediatricians and general practitioners using a 7 9 « The president,’the aides say, is for womens rights. have to learn to respect divergent candidate “who did not.kiss Presi­ stethoscope diagnose heart murmurs in 50 percent of POTATOES ...... 10-lb. bag ■ trying to improve the visible picture The ranking woman in Congress dent Reagan on the night of the tion Wednesday had been instructed earlv today. * TABLETREAT views. to appear at the Foreign Ministry their young patients. They refer the youngsters to $9 CO by putting women in top positions. until her defeat last .November, she “She could have made a lot of State of the Union address.” pediatric cardiologists to find out if the murmur in­ today. Un Wednesday, Poland’s official ...... '....S ...... 5 9 * But the more vocal feminist was in the vanguard of support for political hay out of it, but she Their race was considered a dicates serious, organic heart disease. STEAKUMM fc.vD CALIF. CARROTS.... groups are not cheering, despite the ERA when it first passed the House referendum on Reaganomics and “I handed in my press card and PAP news agency said Miss Gruber didn’t,” said Ms.Goldman. card allowing me to shop at the A study of 280 children with heart murmurs found ______— ------tapping of White House assistant in 1972. It was Mrs. Heckler who Frank won handily. was “stripped of her accreditation medical history and physical examinations alone were Elizabeth Dole to be Transportation persuaded President Ford and his butcher shop for foreigners and was (and) a decision was taken to expel Besides the anti-abortion con­ MRS. HECKLER is believed to sufficient to diagnose if a murmur was harmless or in­ Secretary and former Rep. wife to lobby for the amendment in told I now have 48 hours to leave the her from the territory of People's troversy, Mrs. Heckler was have helped pressure Reagan into a • country,” Miss Gruber said of her dicated a serious problem, the New England Journal of Margaret Heckler to head the mam­ 1977. criticized for being such a staunch Poland. commitment to name a woman to meeting with two officials of the Medicine reported. moth Department of Health and “She’s been in the back rooms supporter of the president. the Supreme Court. She insisted on government press department at the "The collecting of m aterials However, the specialists routinely give the children a Human Services. slugging it out for years,” said Pam Their race was considered a battery of expensive tests that includes electrocar­ Curtis, a Republican activist. pressing the point with him during a Foreign Ministry. which have an intelligence "It is certainly not an advantage referendum on Reaganomics and meeting of women activists at the diogram (EKG), a chest X-ray and ultrasound, said the to have Margaret Heckler in this But she was denied the active sup­ “I told the officials how sad I am character makes a clear violation of Frank won handily. 1980 GOP convention even though study. position, " said Judy Goldsmith, port of women's groups because of i that this situation has arisen and we the rules which are the privilege of her colleagues thought it was a “None of these practices is based on evidence of National President of the National her opposition to abortion. Mrs. Heckler helped pressure parted on friendly terms,” she said. foreign press agency cor­ LEAS CENTER CUT PCRK CHCPS...... JM usefulness,” said the team of researchers from the Organization for Women. For that reason NOW endorsed Reagan into a commitment to name wasted effort. “I was at the ministry for about 45 respondents accredited in Poland,” Boosters and detractors both men­ minutes, but most of the time was PAP said. Children’s Hospital in Boston, Harvard Medical School Democratic Rep. Barney Frank, a woman to the Supreme Court. She and Harvard School of Public Health. ! ■'The administration is running against her last November insisted on pressing the point with tion her persistence. simply chatting with the two of­ posturing. ” she said following Mrs. The chairman of one of her com­ ficials.” The expulsion order, which Miss Although none of the tests cause significant medical in a newly redrawn district in him during a meeting of women ac­ harm, they are expensive — averaging about $200 for all Heckler s selection Wednesday. Massachusetts that was heavily tivists during the 1980 GOP mittees in Congress used to say, A native of Philadelphia, Miss Gruber only learned of from the LEAN COUNTRY STYLE PORK RIRS ...... ib. 1.69 ■ I'm afraid this still falls in the “You might as well give Peggy Gruber kaid the Polish officials did PAP report, came shortly after she three tests — and sometimes give false positive results, , Democratic and substantially presidential convention even though making parents unnecessarily nervous, said Dr. Jane W. category of window dressing.” Catholic. her colleagues thought It was a Heckler what she wants, she’ll get it not elaborate on accusations in the was releas^ frori) nearly 24 hours anyway.” state-run media that she collected of detention. Newburger of the Children’s Hospital. BOTH 1)01,E. who replaces "Peggy’s never been outspoken on wasted effort. “The major drawbacks are cost and the possibility of temporary misdiagnosis of heart disease, resulting !So Substitute from falsely positive tests,” she said. We Give Old Fashioned Heart murmurs are the most common cause of For Quality Calif. NOW official to fight referral to a specialist, although only eight children in Butcher Service ... 1,000 has heart disease, she said. Dr. Newburger said it was not necessary for doctors to drop the tests, but said skyrocketing medical costs STORE HOURS; extradition in slaying case are causing physicians to question their use. 317 Highland St. “Physicians are beginning to address the issue of how Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 we use our diagnostic tests. Our study provides data LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The which would take at least 10 days. which, if repeated and confirmed, may be useful in Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 MANCHESTER structuring health policy as constraints are placed on state president of the National After her extradition rights were Organization for Women was. in jail health expenditures,” she said. Sat. S Sunday read, Ms. Foat, her head bowed, til 6;00 CONN. without bond today, vowing to fight Ginny acknowledged to the judge in a bare­ irs extradition to Louisiana to face m an H IT S Eleanor ly audible voice she would fight murder charges in the death of an Foat extradition by Jefferson Parish, Argentine businessman 17 years La., officials. Genetic factors, ago. Feminists called the charges harassment. M s. Foat, a well-known BASIC At the same time, a Nevada Democratic Party activist, was to diabetes linked prosecutor says Ginny Eleanor have been a delegate to this Foat. 41. was suspected of killing weekend’s state party convention in This cDurse Is designed specifically for those of us not In­ another man in Lake Tahoe a month former Carter White House aide Sacramento. BOSTON (UPI) — Many of the 9 million Americans ^ FROZEN & DAIRY after the robbery and tire-iron Midge Costanza claimed Ms. Foat volved with computers or programming. Therefore no who come down with diabetes as adults may have a GRdcER¥^SPECIALS slaying of Moises Chayo in was being harassed for “political She was arrested on the iJ^islana technical knowledge Is assumed and mathematical con­ genetic predisposition that combines with other factors — such as obesity — to give them the disease, a study Louisiana. reasons.” warrant Tuesday at Burbank Air­ cepts will not be featured. This 10-week course spotlights Ms Foat was denied bail “It’s shocking,” she said. “I ask port. Defense attorney Marcia said today. MOTTS why now? She’s been a national Brewer- said it was the third time HANDS ON EXPERIENCE which will be equally divided The first genetic research on diabetics found striking 8TOUFFER*8 Wednesday by Municipal Court . 2901. ^ Judge Michael Tynan.-who said the figure. Her name is on the warrant. Ms. Foat has been arrested on the between classroom and computer development. differences between gene structure in people who get APPLESAUCE CREPES ...... i z w « ^ * 1 . 4 9 diabetes as adults and those who never get it or have the crimes can carry either the death How can they have missed her? same Louisiana murder warrant. (Maximum 2 per computer) Those enrolled will receive 8UN8WEET STOUFFER'S penalty or life in prison. He said. “It disease from childhood, said the study in the New CHEESE PIZZA ...... CH<«.*1 a S O “This has become a political Jefferson Parish District At­ at no extra charge, the popular text, “Basic and the Per­ England Journal of Medicine. PRUNE JUICE . 32ot. ' appears to me at this time I cannot issue. She is being charged with HEINZ torney John Mamoulides said his of­ The study was conducted at the University School of CONTADINA consider bail. ” being the (California) president of sonal Computer.” ...... Supporters stood and cheered fice had previously decided not to Medicine in St. Louis on 217 people Including whites, FRENCH FRIES NOW.” HUNGRY JACK when the feminist leader entered seek charges because Ms. Foat’s ex- blacks and Pima Indians. STEWED TOMATOES the courtroom. Ms. Foat. wearing a Ms. Foat’s attorneys told the husband, John J. Sidote, had refused “It’s the first time anybody has looked at Insulin SWEET LIFE — IN BROTH MICROWAVE POPCORN , . . . . • 1 . 0 9 jacket and shirt, appeared nervous judge she would plead innocent to to testify against her. It was Sidote genes in diabetics,” said Dr. Alan Permutt who led the WEIGHT WATCHERS and drawn during the 20-minute the charge of murdering Chayo and who allegedly confessed he and Ms. researchers. “It’s exciting, because we found W HITE TUNA , . . * 1 . 5 9 DINTY MOORE ITALIAN ENTREES hearing. they would seek a writ of habeas Foat had committed the two 1965 BASIC BERieS OFFERS: differences.” TROPICANA Feminist leaders including corpus to gain her release from jail. slayings ■ INTRODUCTION TO “The importance of these studies is they herald a new age in diabetes research in which molecular tools hre BEEF STEW ORANGE JUICE ^ MICROCOMPUTIRa used to understand a clinical problem,” he said. PURINA BID VALLiY sTRAwaanmes or ■ COMPUTIR TIRMINOLOOY However, he cautioned the gene alone was not a total­ , . « » 1 . 0 9 .29 lb. BLUEBERRIES ■ PROORAMMINO TICHNIQUIS ly accurate Indicator of who would contract diabetes. DOG CHOW BONUS KRAFT More than foot of snow covers ■ RAtIC aTATIMINTt AND U tl “We’re not clear how accurate a predictor of diabetes VANITY FAIR \ LA CREME TOPPING ...... 7 9 « this is going to be, a number of diabetics don’thave the .60 eotmt HOOD ■ QRAPHICR DBSION genes and a number of normal individuals do have DINNER mPKINS Southeast, but Plains are warm ■ CLAM StLICTID PROJICT ■ them,” he said. NESTLE’S BUTYe RSCOTCH ORANSE JUICE . « » 1 . 2 9 PHILADELPHIA ■ AND MUCH MORU MDRSELS . 12 ot. was missing in Alabama after an un­ CREAM CHEESE ...... » 7 9 « By United Press International slippery roads. TAS-TER’S CHOICE Midday temperatures in the successful attempt to re ^ e three SWISS MISS Up to 14 inches of snow closed Plains rose 40 degrees in 24 hours. stranded duck hunters ei^ed, when Doctors are split CDFFEE .les. PUDDINGS ...... , - , 9 9 « schools and sent cars bashing into The mercury topp^ 60 as far north the rescue boat sank in icy each other in the Southeast and a as Rapid City, S.D., and Sheridan, Tennessee River waters. ______freeze threatened Florida today, but Wyo., and parts of Montana had The bodies of the dead men, both on transfusions temperatures climbed to an un­ readings in the upper 50s. wearing life vests, were found seasonable 60 degrees in the Plains. Light snow showers were reported floating in waist-deep water. One of GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE Three people died as a result of cold, scattered from northern Minnesota the rescuers said sheets of ice had BOSTON (UPI) — Studies linking a highly contagious ice and snow. to southwest New York State and frozen on the victims and and lethal Immune system deficiency to a type of blood itW lh Jt- 7 .1 0 purr/insTII Bm*Ii A co u p o n dr 7..10 purrbn««M across central New England. authorities said they apparently transfusion that revolutionized treatment of #r#lb ro iipoii A* T^.tO piirrbns^j pH'ifA rnttpoit d' 7..VI piirr/iOA A fast - switch was played by I (1 Coupon por cuolonMr | winter upon the Great Lakes region Schools were forced to close in. ^ e d of hypothermia. RIaximizE Your Faniy’s Growth Potential hemophiliacs have doctors split on i^ether to discon­ UihA 1 Coupon p m buolomor* | I imH 1 Coupon por cuolomof ^ I Limit 1 Coupon por cuoiomor * Wednesday where temperatures five East Tennessee counties and in A University of Illinois student tinue use of the ptesma. ' plunged into the single digits after western North (Carolina because died when her car ran under the rear The New England Journal of Medicine today reported I two studies of healthy hemophiliacs who had an abnor­ KRAFT ! KIN6 ARTHUR ■ im iD ! more than a week of readings near snow made travel impossible. Cars of a semi which had jackknifed on a SION UP TODAY I I pILLSBURY FUD6EI and trucks bashed each other on icy stretch of icy Illinois interstate mality in their disease-fighting system similar to a MAYONNAISE | FLOUR I WOOUTE I 40. Forecasters called for highs symptom found in victims of Acquired Immune I SROWNIEMIX I bridges. roadway. CTI M S IC COURSE R iR lllt JANUARY 17th QTS. I 5 LBS. I 32 0Z. I again today near 40. Deficiency Syndrome, AIDS, a baffling array of infec­ I 22W A A . ■ At the same time, parts of the ' Hot desert winds scoured A mlxture‘’of snow and rain pelted Southern California, pushing mer­ C O U R tia IN COMPUTIR LITIRAOY. INTRO TO tions and diseases including cancer that has a 40 percent I Great Smoky Mountains in east eastern North Carolina. 1»R9 « Tennessee and western North / cury levels toward the HOdegree MICROCOMPUTIRa AND PUNDAM INTALl OP WORD death rate. “We got 10 inches of snow here mark. Fire officials issued a “red Over half of those hemophiliacs who had the abnor­ ;m d f f ; I VAUD JAN. 11 THHU JAN. K I , Carolina were covered with up to 14 PROCiaaiNO OPPIRIO M OINNINO in JANUARY. I VAUD JAN. 11 THRU JAN. Id and whenever we get that much flag” brush-fire alert because of the mality us^ large amounts of a concentrated type of VAUQ JAN. 11 THRU JAN. IS | ' VALID JAN.11 THRU JAN. 16 | I I Inches of snow and another 2 inches snow it sits around for a while,” said (19% M m o m M To SMlor CNtaMMj blood plasma called Factor 8, which for over a decade I HIOHLAND PARK MKT. | was expected overnight. unusually warm temperatures and HIOHLAND PARK MKT. J I HIGHLAND PARK MKT. Cindy Holda, wife of the park ranger the drying winds. has helped hemophiliacs' blood to clot, freeing them Lm !■■> M M M M M M M J Northern and central Florida at Soco Gap, N.C. S8S MAIN ar. from the threat of bleeding to death. braced for a freeze and a hardfreeze The naUon's high Was 87 degrees CALL Light snow dusted Atlanta on the at Los Angeles International Air­ MANCHUTIR However, doctors said it was too soon to tell if the ab­ warning was issued for southeast normalities found in the studies would lead AIDS. North Carolina. There were travel anniversary of the 1962 storm that p ort, but many inland areas OPIN S-S M-F io advUorles In the mountains of crippled the city. reported unofficial readings in the S-8:S0 aAT. 649-3724 Nine cases of AIDS were foun^in thi nation’s 12,000 weatem North Carolina for 1 ^ and Two men were killed and another 90s. hemophiliacs last year, six wereflatal. A llllllllltltllllllllllU l . / f - ’I

M A N rH E S TE R H E RALD . Thurs., Jan. 13, 1983 — 7 6 - M ANCHESTER H ERALD . Thurs.. Jan. 13, 1983

Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan Pitta, Editor <^Area Towns OPINION Alex Qlrelll, City Editor ^ B o l t o n /

Jack Andover Coventry It may be messier, but it may work better Anderson Washington cerned. Merry-:Qo-Round W e've all heard him a million AT ANY RATE, we at the Back in September the times, the politician who Herald decided it was time to let Manchester Herald wrote Penny, $2.24 million promises that, once elected, he the FO I conunission decide this asking him if he would open up will see to it that government is n a n c h e s t e r question as it applies to subcommittee meetings, where a run '.‘like a business." Manchester directors’ subcom­ lot of the business of the board is What he usually means is that, S p o t l i g h t mittees. Two weeks ago we discussed and where much of once he gets on the board, he'll X' brought our case to the commis­ Pentagon school budget , board policy is hammered out, make sure the bureaucrats don't sion. O’Brien represented the By Dan Fitts — Editor even if formal decisions aren’t pull any fast ones. town-, and argued that' subcom­ made there. No waste, no fat, no boon­ mittee meetings should remain Penny turned the matter over has plan doggles, no empire-building by closed. ’The commission probably to Town Attorney Kevin O’Brien, department heads. So go the will rule soon. We expect it will eyed for Bolton who replied that, according to his promises of the businessmen- find in the Herald’s favor the secret meeting. be able to speak their minds interpretation of the Freedom of politicians. in Jordan Almost no business has to un­ without worrying that they w ill Information Act, the directors But even if the commission tract now in negotiation, and from But we all know what paves the By Richard Cody dergo the public scrutiny that is a be misquoted by the press or could continue to have closed sides with O’Brien, the directors Herald Reporter two programs the board might want road- to hell. Newly-elected to introduce — a foreign language matter of course for a municipal have their comments taken out of subcommittee meetings. ought to open up their committee W ASHINGTON — TTiere has been politicians often find that the BOLTUN — School administration program for the elementary, school, government. context —in short, without being meetings. Sure it will be a pain at governments they suddenly have O’Brien had a point, which was much agitated whispering on is proposing-a $2.24 million budget and a computer learning program.' And many politicians, whether publicly embarrassed. times. Democracy is messy. But been put in charge of are run that the FOI act is less than Capitol Hill about a secret Pentagon for 1983-84, up 10.4'percent from pre­ Packman said all three could they are new to office or And busy officials like to be closed, totalitarian societies more tight-fistedly than they perfectly clear about subcom­ plan to establish a rapid deployment sent spending. Principal Richard E. raise the budget. veterans, resent having to con­ able to meet when they can don’t necessarily work any had imagined. It becomes a mittee meetings. But the state force in Jordan. TTie secre<^ of the Packman said this morning. He. said the administration wants duct your'business in a fishbowl: sandwich in the time, rather than better. Their decisions may be The school board will be meeting also to update its data on expected major challenge to find ways of Freedom of Information Com­ project has prevented open discus­ There is no question that the having to go through the form ali­ more easily arrived at, but they tonight to peruse the budget, and insurance , fuel and special educa­ saving money. mission, which is supposed to up­ sion of an extrem ely controversial scrutiny, called for by laws like ty of posting notices beforehand may be deficient precisely make recommendations to the ad­ tion costs. TTie principal said he and hold the FOI act, recently has issue. This doesn't stop politicians the Connecticut Freedom of In­ in town hall. 'because of the .lack of ministration. ITie meeting begins at high, school Principal Joseph ruled that subcoqimittees must Basically, the secret plan calls for from trying to run government suggestions from the public. 7:30 p.m. in the center school Fleming, who have bera appointed formation Act, can make things perhaps two brigades of elite Jorda­ like a business, though. Only, in­ UNTIL NOW the Board of meet in the open. And open sub­ library. to temporary superintendency uncomfortable and inconvenient And open meetings might help nian troops, who would serve as stead of engaging in the cost­ Directors has chosen to avoid the committee meetings certainly Packman said the budget being positions since form er superinten­ for office-holders. modern minutemen ready to res­ cutting they promised, they often discomfort and inconvenience of are more in keeping with the to silence all those residents who presented tonight is not Complete. dent Raymond A. Allen died two pond Immediately to any crisis In find themselves advocating a As Mayor Stephen T. Penny open meetings, at least so far as spirit of the FO I act than closed are convinced of conspiracies at He said there will likely be additions weeks ago, will be going over the Gas truck different, tradition of business — has said, elected officials like to board subcommitees are con­ ones. the top o f town government. the Persian Gulf area. TTiis “ mlni- that will raise propos^ spending. budget more thoroughly between the Rapld Deployment Force,” as it has meeting tonight and two scheduled Right nOw, the proposed increase already b ^ n nicknamed in the Pen­ for next TTiursday and Jan. 27. explosion is $211,084. Packman said most of He said the budget proposed tagon, wOuld be trained and the increase comes from locked-in equipp^ by the U.S. military. tonight was really put together by A mechanic working on a gas An editorial contracts, such as teachers’ salaries Allen, and hasn’t been adjusted The details are considered so sen­ truck at the Liberty Oil Co. In and transportation. much. sitive politically that only top con­ East Hartford Wednesday Administration is also proposing The 'board this year will for the gressional leaders have been in­ three capital outlay items, a $16,000 first tim e be meeting in full to draw afternoon suffered serious formed of the plan, and they have soccer field Improvement, a $10,000 up a budget. Disagreements last burns when the truck exploded. Acid rain report sworn to secrecy. The intent is to ameslte job for outside the K-4 year between the administration The truck was a total loss, and keep the project hush-hush and to building, and a $9,000 tile replace­ and the budget committee, the several windows were broken finance it secretly. ment job at the high school. latter of which existed to present a and some damage caused by a “ There’s not a heck of a lot that modified budget to the full board, small fire from the blast. may sour efforts THE REASON for all the we can cut out of this budget,” caused this change in policy. Manchester firefighters secrecy is not to suppress the con­ Packman said. “ There’s not a lot of Packman said anticipated in­ reported that the smoke could gressional debate, which is begin­ fat in this.” creases in revenue from Willlngton It almost might have been Connecticut woodlands, where be seqn In Manchester. The ning to simmer below the surface. — to the tune of $100,000 next year— worker was fixing an oil pump better had the Connecticut Acid acid rain may have hampered Rather, It is intended to prevent a He said further budget increases might make the* 1963^ budget more could come from a custodial con­ “ palatable” to the community. when the truck exploded. Rain Task Force never existed, tree growth, the task force said. storm of protest in Jordan. 'While Above, the truck Is shown. because its report, issued this And from its consultations King Hussein reportedly favors the Below it, workers, firefighters week, may hamper efforts to with experts, the task force project, it is doubtful that the and police Inspect the Palestinian majority in Jordan deal with acid rain. found ample reason to be con­ Andover GOP backs wreckage. would welcom e such close, active This is because the task force cerned about acid rain, even if it Herald photos by Pinto cooperation with the United States. found that the highly acidic rain is hard to measure its impact on Nevertheless, insiders told my that falls on Connecticut ^eems Connecticut. associate Lucette Lagnado that the Gasper and Maneggia to have had little dramatic im­ For example, F. Herbert Bor- Pentagon Is convinced Hussein-can pact on the environment. rriann, a p rofessor at the Y a le be a key U.S. ally in the Middle A N D O V E R - TTie Republican' Appeals, and a person to run for the Those who wish to sweep the school of forestry, testified that East. Some of tfiose who are pushing Town Committee easily selected fire commission. v'lv whole problem of acid rain un­ “ large-scale genetic, biological the plan even see Jordan as the First Selectman Jean S. Gasper and Anson said Planning and Zoning der the rug may find this conclu­ and ecosystem changes are pillar of U.S. strategic operations in Selectman Andrew T. Maneggia to Commission Chairman John L. sion a useful implement, They probably occurring under the Persian Gulf area. head a list of candidates it will Kostic has agreed to i%n for another term. may choose to overlook another current levels of air pollution Here’s what the Jordanian force propose to party members at a conclusion of the task force: that stress.” would be used for: caucus Jan 25. • Maintaining Jordan’s own Committee Chairman Ylo' Anson WANT many more studies are needed. Acid rain is caused by air Bolton subdivision plan goes to conservatiori stability. An elite military unit said Wednesday the committee met ADS The task force, which had only pollution. One of the handicaps Tuesday night to begin en­ GCT would guard against both internal downstream is the Case Reservoir steps to keep the problem from limited time and resources with for the task force is that acid dorsements, and Mrs. Gasper, who BOLTON — The Planning Com­ threats to Hussein’s regime — and a central well in Manchester. becoming worse. RESULTS is finishing out her first term, and mission appeared pleased ’Tuesday which to do its study, cited com­ rain has only recently been attempted coups or assassinations— Manchester Town Planner Alan F. Commentary Maneggia, a long-time selectmen, with the 16-lot subdivision proposed Week parison studies on only 35 of the recognized as an environmental and external threats from such Lamson suggested by letter at the were quickly backed. for 30 acres on Volpi Road, but will 1,000 “ lakes” in Connecticut that hazard, and methods are lacking December meeting that the com­ hostile neighbors as Syria. The committee also supported send the plan to the Conservation mission consider long-range .im­ are large enough to have names. to measure its impact or pin­ • Emergencies in friendly Per­ Morgan Steele for town treasurer Commission before taking final ac­ pacts to Manchester that may be Those studies found no point its causes. sian Gulf states: TTiis is the main and Charlotte Neal for tax collector. tion. The Conservation Commission caused by runoff from 16 new evidence that acid rain has made The raise made purpose for creating the Jordanian Both are incumbents. meets Jan. 26 . H ie planners have houses. So the task force is on solid RDF. It could be dispatched quickly Anson said the connmittee has yet these lakes more acidic than asked that it review ways the According to a letter from the ground when it suggested that to put down insurrections against to find somebody for the town clerk they were in the late 1930s. development may impact on the conservation service, water flows more research is needed. dependently wealthy or those who. regimes in Saudi Arabia, Oman, position. He said the committee But the task force conceded WASHINGTON - The House and local environment, and return will Increase very minutely from In the private sector, would be un­ may endorse the Democratic can­ Senate pay increase was part of the Kuwait, Bahrain and the United recommendations if necessary. the development. The impact Choose from; that the absence of evidence But in the meantime it has didate and incumbent, Nellie i r k continuing resolution passed in the able to match a congressional Arab Emirates. ' At the Planning Commission’s downhill will also be negligible. Weekend Special! Embroidered or Printed India print shirts doesn’t mean that acid rain declared that acid rain has had Boisvert. Tops k Mexican heavy sweaters lame-duck session. Robert salary. As Rep. Clair Burgener — a • Possible use in inter-Arab wars: meeting last month, concerns that “ Although these increases are •k Unique dresses from In­ k Brass Candle Holders, only “ subtle” effects of the en­ On the Board of Finance, the com­ B e l l s , Planters & hasn’t caused harm. It said conservative Republican from Hie Pentagon apparently sees the developing the SO acres owned by almost immeasurable,” the letter dia & China The House gave itself a 15 percent mittee supported the re-election of k Unisex drawstring pants F i^ rin e s researchers should be hired to vironment. And this statement, W a g m a v California — has saidi, unless con­ states, “ stormwater detention is ad­ CARNATIONS increase, hiking members’ annual Jordanian R D F as a potential sur­ Carol Houston to a six-year term. Hartford attorney Peter R. Blum k Men's gauze & muslin k All wooden figurines visable in any watershed and es­ shirts from India______k All jewelry boxes examine forested watersheds though it may well be true, could salaries to $69,800 from the current gressmen are paid an adequate rogate force to promote U.S. in­ Hie committee is still looking for would result in damage to Syndicated Manchester’s water supply caused pecially in one.with documented where it is mostly likely severe thwart the task force’s own $60,662. The Senate wanted to avoid wage. Congress will become “a terests in the area, without the need somebody to run for a partial term 20% OFF T K REST OF OUR F K STOCK Columnist the commission to seek advice from problems such as Birch Mountain acidification would have oc­ requests for more studies and the political heat of directly voting refuge for millionaires and ne’er-do- for American troops. caused by the resignation of Steven dozen the Tolland County Soil and Water Brook.” ^3.26 111 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER wells.” Willard. curred. ' for programs to awaken public itself a pay raise: Instead, it voted Lamson stated that siltation in the THE USE of friendly Arab troops Hie committee is also looking for Conservation Service. 643-5692 m Studies also are needed of interest in the problem. to maintain the current salary, but The parcel lies on the Bolton- area is a problem, and that CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. iS jl IN 1967, Congress thought it ^ would be infinitely more palatable candidates to run for two positions to eliminate any cap on outside in­ Manchester has been taking extra taken the congressional salary ques­ to Saudi Arabia, which has opening on the Zoning Board of Manchester town line, and CARRY 649-5268 MWI.-M. Tm in.W t come. tion out of the political process: It expressed displeasure over the This gave Senators a larger raise However, that congressman has had established a blue-ribbon panel possibility of calling in American than they would have gotten by expenses that are almost unique. He that would meet every four years, forces, even in a direct emergency. voting in a 15 percent hike, but Is expected to maintain two and that would then offer the presi­ Needless to say, the Pentagon’s DANIELS TOURS & TRAVEL keeping the $25,000 celling on in­ households — one In his home dis­ CBTflas dent its salary recommendations for secret plan has already raised con­ come from honorariums. trict and one in Washington, where FLORIDA TOUR PACKA9ES Congress and upper-level cern, especially among senators As always, this year’s debate the cost of living is perhaps the Berry's World bureaucrats. who believe Israel, not Jordan, is ‘‘SAVER BSD jWDWMTE SANDS” about congressional salaries was highest in the United States. In 1969, this commission better equipped to protect American IS Coy Fly and Stay Peace Of Mind, a a fra m ed a lm ost c o m p le te ly In TAKE THE CASE of Rep. Ken recommended a $12,500 con­ Interests in the Middle Ehut. They March 14-28, 1983 political terms: At this time of Holland, D-S.C. When be first came gressional pay raise; this was fear it will damage our relations 8669.80 pp. twin „ __ widespread unemployment and Includes: RT Air from Bradley to Ft. Lauderdale. lA-Nlgnt Ac* to Congress eight years ago, Holland accepted, and congressional pay with our dependable ally;' the commodatlon at Palm-AIre Lucaya Beach Hotel In Pompano economic upheaval, could a con­ At25%Off! assumed that money would be the was increased to $$2,500. Israelis would understandably be America’s N ew Name Beach, Tranafara, Baggage Handling, TaxM . gressman vote himself a raise and least of his problems— birt he quick­ But ever since then. Congress has concerned that a crack Jordanian — Rent a safe deposit box at our then go home to face the voters? ly learned the financial f a ^ of life. been politically afraid to agree to military force could be used against In Portable Heaters! MOTOR COACH TOURS This debate ignored the reality — Manchester Main Office* now, and save. HoUand*moved his w ife and four the panel’s recommendations.-’lU s them. ; - “HKHUGHTMG EPCOT’ 3 which is that congressional pay is, in children to Washington, but found year, for example, the panel There is also uneasiness on 9 Daya - 8 Maala fact. Inadequate. Fab. 12th, Mirch 10th, April 1l stop worrying about the safety of that his monthly utility bills were recommended that congressional ■Capitol Hill over the idea of es­ your valuables and important higher here than the cort of his four- salaries be raised to $77,900. tablishing a special relationship $448.00 pp. twin WHEN THE new members of On Sals Now: Rag. Prica $210** lOO IncludM: 3 D.y PM . tor EPCOT/Dl.n*y World, Admlioton to papers. Protect them in a safe de­ the 98th Congress met in bedroom home in South Carolina. In 1960,jw federal pay commis­ with any Middle East potentate. 22,600 BTU’a (llmitad tlma only) •179 Saa World, OvwnighM In Virginia, Qaorgla, South Carolina and posit box at CBT. Right now, for sion cogduded that “ the purchasing Some senators are still haunted by Washington Just, before By 1962, he moved his family back 4 ninhta In Orlando, as long as they last, we ll rent you p ow M ^ congressional salaries is the disastrous results of such an * Thanksgiving, old bands told the to South Carolina and was llvUlg in “EPCOT PLUS I K BEACH” one — or more — at 25% off for reaching the point that It may deter arrangement with the late shah of Othmr Moda/a Avallsbis at Raducad Prteaa. freshmen what to expect,, what to his House office. U k e him, more 12 Days - 7 Maala the first year, Jiist come on in to from seeking public office those who Iran. avoid and. In general, bow to get the and more congressmen are leaving ______ALLU.L APPROVED______■ March 2-13,1983 our Manchester Main Office, and nuist support themsdves, and their But the t^ ta g o n can presumably job done. Several speakers gave the their families at home and are $808.00 pp. twin treat yourself to a little peace of families on salary alione.” count on strong White House sup­ newcomers some blunt advice: If either sharing small apartments or BREATHE EASY FILTERS, i«g. 824.98...... *19 .9 S IndudM: 3 Day PaM lor EPCOT/Olanay World, AdmiHlon to mind — at a saving, you plan to live on your con­ actually living in their offices. The panel recommended an In­ port. Jordan lis crucial to President Saa World, Tour & Lunch In Savannah, Qa„ 3 Night In Orlando, I KEROSENE HEATER KADDY KARTS, r*g. $22.98 ...... •19.95 3 NIghta al CiMrwatar Baach. gressional salary alone, you’d better Tliis year, the financial strain crease to $70,900. President Carter Reagan’s Middle Blast peace plan. KERO BLUB (8-ox. S«ni«lrMt6100 gate.)...... •4.50 Hours: be prepared for some tough times. became too much. Holland, a bright, agreed, and he included the figure in “FU N H M t NEW ORLEANS” his budget— but Congress refused to Monday - Wednesday, 9:00-3:00 The facts are simple. Since 1977 well-respected legislator, resigned 8 QAL METAL or PLASTIC C A N S ...... •8.95 14 Daya A 7 Maala the Consumer Price Index has rise to return to the practice of law—ad­ go along, fearing tfie voters’ wrath. Letters policy SATTBRY SIPHON PUMPS...... •9.9 5 Maiah 14-27,1903 Thursday - 9:00-3:00, 6:00-8:00 60 percent. White-collar salaries mitting, very honestly, that he now As political commentator Mark 8728.00 pp. twin Shields recently noted, the alter­ atop In and M ua Ml all yoar karat ana haatar maS% paid by private industry have risen will he able to at least double bis The Manchester Herald IndudM : 3 Day P tM to EPCOT/btarwy World plua AdmMon to *05er good at Planchcsicr Main Office only, and only while supply lasts. Applies to new leases 55 percent. In the same period, con­ congressional salary. native to paying coagreasmen a welcomes letters to the editor. ' InelutUng aur K-1 Karaaaoa Saa World, Now Orlidna Tour S'idItalaaIppI RIvar C n ilM , EMa' o$Uy — not leneiaals or present leases. Homa, NMhvllla Tour, Qrand Ota Opry Partormanoa, 3 NIghta In The congressmen’s plight tents to living wage — even if that wage is gressional salaries have risen 5.5 Letters should be brief and to' 0-ltndo, 3 Nights In ths Fr?— *> Ouartar, 3 Nights on Jakyl percent. elicit little sympathy, and many several times higher than that the poin t.'Th w should be typed Island, Qaorgla, 0<«nbvNM.lne { l o c a l p e a l b r d I With 12 million people un­ people offer tte knee-jerk response earned hy the average worker — is or neatly'hand-written, and, for ease In editing, should be do^le-. employed and the average U.8. in­ that anyone who can’t make ends the establishment of “ an American spaced. MANCHESTER ICE A FUEL INC. M A M OIL CO. "Hey, ‘Golden Parachute.' wake upl It may be come for a family of four set at m eet on $60,000 a year shouldn't run House of Lords, insulated by wealth DANIELS TOURS The Herald reserves the right 81 StaMlI EL " Hop Rhrar Rd. time for us to worry about thingsl" about $13,000, it's bard to explain for office. of Hostlers, filled with ethically am­ 202 a. CBNTBR STREBT to edit letters In the Interests t i MMiehMtor, CT. Bolton. CT 893 Main Si., Manchester, 06040 biguous folks on the lookout for a MANCHBBTBR. CONN. 040-3012 why a congressman can’t make ends However, this would mean that brevity, claritv and taaU. 848-1129 040-2071 646-0295 meet on $80,000 a year. the only candidates would be the In- profitable swap for their vote.” M ANCH ESTER H E RALD . Thurs., Jan. 13. 1983 - 9 8 - M ANCHESTER H ERALD . Thurs,, Jan. 13, 1983 Thursday TV Milford fronton sold Stot^ labor leaders, Game-fixing probe attanga charactara. John Gtaaas, 1 :4 5 A . M . ® - Soledad Serie dramatics. 10:48 P.M. , GOP lawmakers meet 6 :0 0 P .M . Michael PaNn, Shalay Ouval. Libertad Lamarque. 8 - Sign Off (7 ) - Eyewitness News l8l - Rgpactar 41 8 - MOVIE: -Captain Hotatio 2 : 0 0 A . M . dD ^ Three's Company “ Entertainment Tonight 1 1 :0 0 P .M . HomMowaf' TN . It the stoty of @ ) - Business Report a Btitith aaa captain and hit leva 3 D - CBS Nawa Nightwatoh Senate Minority Leader Philip Robert­ C£) GD - News Thursday (3) - EymitnMa News still on despjte sole H AR TFO RD (U P I) — About two dozen duifng the Napotoomc wart. Gre­ 3 ) - MOVIE; -The Culpepper son, R-Cheshire, said the effort could be ® - Saint 7 :3 0 p ! m . cDCBCCdaia-NwM gory P ^ . Virginia ftoyo. 1961. labor leaders, led by Connecticut AFL- Cpttle Company’ A weatem successful if preconceived notions that (H ) “ Happy Days Again (33 - P.M. Magazine Check, out the tegs on the ■,3-' CIO Labor Council President John lS)'SlgnOfr drama revolving around a "w e were fat cats and against the (3 ) - MOVIE: Dot and the - All In the Family beauty in the middle of this daz­ ®-S«MandWm youngster whose confioniirtiw NEWINGTON (^ I ) - SUte gaming^ ton since it opened in M ay 1977 and also Driscoll, have met privately with 1 2 : 3 0 A . M . working man” were dispelled. Kangaroo* A little Australian girl 3 ) - You Aiked For It zling trio! It's Sgt. Henry Gold- ® - ESfN apoftiCMitar with cattle rustlers and klKert officials have prmnlsed the sale of thd* owns a fronton in Danla, Fla. It agreed to Republican House and Senate leaders. sets off on a fascinating iourney - blume (Joe Spano) from HH.L QD - Sanford and Son turns Into a fight for his life, Gery He said also "ignoring 36 percent” of GO - Family Feud ® - rn th n l of Faith Milford Jai Alai fronton, will not hamper leave behind all financial records and The Capitol meeting Wednesday was in a kangaroo's pouch. STREET BLUES and he's on an ( D - You Aaliod For H Grimes, BHIy 'Green* Bush. 1972 representation (by Republicans) in the 3 3 - Benny Hill Show 1 8 - TWffight Zona \ an investigation of alleged game-fixing produce other documents that might be described as an effort to c ^ t e a closer O ) - USA Cartoon Express undercover mission trying to .ffl)Sfaf-nM t GD - Joo Franklin Show Legislature would not help labor get its GD - News (8 ) - Spotts Tonight under the previous owners. ^ requested by state investigators. relationship 'between the traditonally (3 ) - Festival of Faith capture a violent purse snatcher. 8 - NHL Arm Wraatling ® - To Ba Announcad issues across. GD - ESPN SportsCenter 8 - Nawsoontor The Oaralng Policy Board o f the D ivi­ rival camps. - Little House "Freedom's Last Stand'* will be S ) - MonoyHno Update GD - NFL Story: Una By Una Approval of the sale and provisional Robertson acknowledged he “ per­ G$ - Inside the NFL Len Daw­ 8 -S ign Off sion of Special Revenue Wedneeday ap­ "W e had an Open dialogue. It went well - Newscenter repeated Thursday. Jan. 13 on O - Madamo'e Place IS ) - Sporta Update ' licenses followed a closed session with sonally questioned the need for in­ son and Nick Buoniconti analyze NBC. 8 - PoUcula proved the llS.5 million sale of the fron­ and hope the Interest is developed for (O) - MOVIE:'Love For Rent' this week's NFL action and look 8 - Lata Night with' David (S> - MOVIE: 'Whoaa Ufa la K state police to discuss the status of ton to a group of investors based mostly concern over jobs, unemployment com­ creasing the unemployment compen­ T w o small-town girls are forced ahead to next week's games. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 8 - Madamo’s Plaoa ILattanhan Anyway* A man paralyzed from routine background checks on the new to face the reality of their lifes­ the neck down fights to make Ms in Connecticut. pensation and security on a genuine, non­ sation” approved last year but said there GS) " Sports Look 1 1 :3 0 P .M . 1 :0 0 A . M . owners. ^ tyles as high-priced professional own decisions. Richard Dreyfuas. Management will remain essentially partisan basis,’’ Driscoll said after was "room to talk” on such issues as escorts. Lisa Eilbacher. Annette (SS) - Soap 3 ) ^ Hawaii Fhw-O GD - Carter Country John Cassavetes. And while the decision was unanimous, the same, with Leonard R. Meyers of meeting with G O P senators. jobs, security and mindilty rights and O'Toole, Darren McGavIn 1979 (S ) - Sports Tonight 3 ) - Aftar feanny Thamaa - Miaalon Impoiaibto board member Walter P. Stecko com­ SD Fairfield staying on as general manager "W orkers are not bound by labels,” he safety in the working place. @1 - Moneymakers (22) - M*A*S*H 3 ) 8 - Nightllna QD-MOVIE: ‘McCloud; Return plained Investigators did not have 2 : 3 0 A . M . and Bridgeport contractor F. Francis said. Driscoll said it was the first tim e in his - Reporter 41 (3 ) (§D - MacNeil-Lahrer 3 ) - Racing to the Alamo' A woman polica enough time to coiiiplete a thorough in­ long career a sizeable effort was made targeam findt hcrtalf watch 3D - CBS Nawa NIghtvyateh D’Addario serying as chief financial of­ 'There was some doubt whether the O - M-A-S-H Report GS - Satimlay ^ight Uva vestigation. He said he was concerned by commatMlar when the men ap­ JIP ficer when the deal is closed by the end traditonally Democratic labor move­ by Republicans to work with labor on a (IZ) '* Powerhouse (2§) - Chiquilladas Programs de 8 - NCAA Baakatball; a portion of the report that said "nothing variedades presentando el tal- existence threatened. John GD *- Voice of Faith News pointed (or the jghJt kidnapped. G i) - MOVIE: 'RIyala' A gankn of January. ment would risk its alliance with large scale. The unprecedented move to Wayne. Lee Marvin, Dorothy La- Coloradb at Kaneae Btata Dannit Weaver, Teri Garr, Larry 10-year-old son and a husband 6 :3 0 P .M . ento joven. - Noche de Gala & - CNN HeadRne News of a serious derogatory nature has been Democrats who control both the Connec­ meet was proposed by Robertson who mour. 1963. (2D ( 9 - MOVIE: ‘Panniaa ..hm Slorch. 1975. become rivals for a woman's af­ The gaiMng board said it will retain d ) “ WKRP in Cincinnati - Madame's Place © ) - Enterprisa ‘The Selling of (S ) - Freeman Reports fection and love. Joan Hackatt, uncovered.” ticut House and Senate and the votes to asked Sen. Lqwell Weteker, R-Conn., to (2D - Prime News ■ Hanven* A salesman longs for 3 D -S lg n 0 fr the right to act on allegations of criminal C£) - CBS News (3 ) - NHL Hockey: Quebec at Terri Gibbs.' Tonight's program ® • Hill Street BKiet Cept. Fur- life to be like the songs he sells. Robert Klein, Scott Jacoby. 1972 Aside from Meyers and D’Addario, the pass legislation. contact the labor camp. @ ) - Fame Leroy befriends a follows the career of siqger T e r ^ ^iilo offers to turn in his ba<^ dur- 3D - Paychlc Phenomena wrongdoing arising from an ongoing (3l) - Barney Miller Boston Steve Martin, Bemadrme Peters, GD - ESPN SportaCantar prindpal investors of Jai Alai Associates . •%A-- However, some labor officials say a Weicker, who received m ajor supjxtrt tough but talented youngster and Gibbs. '^ing the trial invastigatif^ the Jessice Harper. 1981. Rated R .' 8-SpoctaLook state probe of poulble game-fixing at the ^ - NBC News GD - More Real People Coco challenges a visiting celebr­ (S ) - Croatfire limited Partnership include Louis I. UPI photo number of Republicans, especially in the from labor in being elected to a third police department. (R) (60 min.) S ) - MHm Douglae PMpla Now facility under the ownership of Saturday ity. (60 min.) 9 :0 0 P .M . » * Hot Spots Today's pro­ (3 l - Untamed World 8 :0 0 P .M . 0 - MOVIE: ‘Two Weeks In 9 - Twilight Zorw Gladstone and Lawrence B. Schwartz, House, have been sympathetic to labor. term in November, has cplled on the 33 33 - Simon & Simon gram features Night Club music 8 - Entottairmiont Tonight Corp. $$) - Noticiero Nacibnal SIN 3 3 3 ) ” Magnum. P.l. The arri­ & - MOVIE: The Great Another Town* A man, released and entertainment. (60 min.) 9 - Sign Off both of Fairfield and partners in a AFL-CIO OFFICER BADOLATO (RIGHT) They noted nine Republicans, elected in GOP to re-examine its interests if it Noticias nacionales con Guillermo Caruso' A biography of Caruso (33 ® ' Too Close For Comfort 8-Doapodlda S^eam en for the Division of i^ieclal val by sea of a large crate leads from a sanitarium, faces the chal­ Bridgeport law firm, and Frederick R. November received labor endorsements. expects to become the majority party. Restrepo Magnum into a situation with a from his childhood in Naples to The Rush family hopes that Mu­ lenge to mak^ it on his own again. 8-NlghtOallaw 8 - FMm Revenue and the office of the chief . . . Chats with Sen. Philip S. Robertson WaHace of Miami, Fla. - MOVIE; 'Monty Python Japanese business. (R) (60 min.) his operatic fame. Mario Lanza, riel's mother has found the man Kirk Douglas, Edward G. R ^ n - IS) - Cioasfira 3 :0 0 A . M . state’s attorney’s office told the gaming Ann Blyth. 1951. Rated G. of her dreams. and the Holy Grail' This takeoff 3 3 ® - MOVIE: 'Ufa and son, Cyd Charissjr. 1962. 8 8 - Tonight Show 1 : 1 5 A . M . panel the sale would not hamper the in­ Meyers and Wallace w ere'both in­ - trfiland: A Television GD - MOVIE: 'The Heart of the on the Arthurian legend of the Adventures of Nicholas Nick- (3D - NBA Basketball: Seattle & - MacNeil-Lehrer Report 8 - TwIligM Zon# G ) - MOVIE; 'Buddy, Buddy' A Matter' The story of religious vestigation. v o lv e in operation of the Bridgeport Jai holy grail takes aim at sex. the leby' Part 4 History at Phoenix (2D ~ 24 Horas • man tries to prevent the suicide of conflict and the ultimate downfall Richard Sheridan, of the state At­ Alai fronton from 1977 to 1979. A military and the ministry of silly (2§) -* No Empujen Programs (S ) “ Gimme a Break The Chief 1 1 :4 5 P .M . Ns hotel neighbor. Walter Mat­ of a police commissioner. Trevor 3 3 ® - Greatest American & - MOVIE; 'Life of Brton' An walks Graham Chapman. John C Q m ic o con ia animacion de Raul catches Julie smoking. 8 - MOVIE: -aimnw Shottor' thau, Jack Lemmon, Paula Pren­ torney General’s office, urged the board separate company, Connecticut Jai Alai Hero The fake death of Maxwell inept young man is mistaken for Howard. Elizabeth Allan. 1953 Cleese, Terry Gilliam 1975. ^ Astor, The world of Mick Jegger and the tiss. 1981. Rated R. Inc., will operate the Milford fronton for leads Ralph to face a demented (S ) - People's Caucus Jesus Christ and biblical times are (S ) “ Inside the NFL Len Daw- to "put the world on notice’* it' still scientist. (60 mm.) Rolling Stones Is shovm on s t i^ - MOVIE: 'The Irishman' A ® - Undersea World of turned upside down. Monty Py­ 8 -S ign Off eon and Nick Buoniconti analyze claimed jurisdiction in the mattef. a total of 23 Investors, most of whom are - Jeffersons man refuses to accept the chang­ and behind the scenes during GROssmems 3 3 - MOVIE: Diamond Head' Jacques Cousteau thon. their 1969 American concert. 1 :3 0 A . M . this week's NFL action and Saturday Corp. has operated 0 » fron- Connecticut residents. - ABC News The head of vast Hawaiian estate ing times of the early 20's. Mi-, ahead to next week's games. PRODUCTS comPRnv chael Craig, Simon Burke, Bryan 9 :3 0 P .M . ( 8 - Odd Couple Rated PG. 1970. - Tom Cottle Show - Over Easy strongly opposes his sister's de­ 3D GD - Sunday et^the King'e sire to marry a half-breed Brown. 1978. (S ) - Masterpiece Theatre 'The 1 2 :0 0 A.M . 7 : 0 0 P . M . 3 3 - ft Takas Tw o Sam and GS - /liidependam Network House Hawaiian-. Yvette Mimieux, ® - MOVIE: 'A Night to Molly's anniversary plan is Good Soldier.* A dramatic adap­ Newa 3 ) - Stataky and Hutch IS ) - Prime News - CBS News George Chakiris, James-Darren. Remember' The sinking of the upended by Molly's cowardly tation of Ford Maddox Ford's Stolberg: Budget dilemma best known novel is presented. 3 )-Q u in c y GD ~ ESPN'a Sportsforum (8 ) - Ounsmoka @8) - M-A-S-H 1963 Titanic is viewed through the witness. eyes of some of its passengers. (2 hrs.) (Closed Captioned] QD 8 - fact Won! ( 9 - NBA Beskatball: Seattle 9 - MOVIE: 'Dead End' Slum - Muppet Show (H) - MOVIE: 'Once You Kisi a (2 ) ' Cheers The demise of her at Phoenix Stranger' A psychotic girl sed­ Kenneth Moore, Honor Black­ cat puts Diane in a funk. 1 0 : 3 0 P .M . 3D - Sport. Laganda life leads to frustration and rebel­ - ABC News uces a golf pro. kills his rival, then man, David McCallum. 1958_. GD - Living Faith lion on an East River dead end (2D " Vanessa (33 - Latin New York 8 - MOVIE: ‘ Road Houaa' An - Soap tries to get him to murder her psy­ ® ) - World War I & ( 9 - NBC Nawa Ovamlght street. Sylvia Sidney. Joel raises income tax spector 1 0 :0 0 P .M . GD ~ Metropolitsn Report enteftsiner becomes the comer of McCrea. Humphrey Bogart. - Jeffersons chiatrist Paul Burke,- Carol Lyn- an unusual triangle and death re- & - MOVIE; 'The Ultimate ley, Martha Hyer. 1970. 8 : 3 0 P . M . (33 (33 - Knots Lbnding Mack GD - Year That Was: 1982 This 1937r. - ESPN's Sportsforum suhs. kSa Lupino, Cornel VVilde. Wenior* Plague and starvation Insulation (32) - Top Rank Boxing proposes to Karen and Kenny show rebaps the people and ev­ Richard Widmark, Celeste Holm. compound the problems of survi­ HARTFORD (UPf) — The dwindling and $346 million projected for 1663-84. - Are You Anybody? (l2) - NFL Story: Line By Line ents that made the r>ew8. (33 - MOVIE: 'Sleaping Doga' can't accept his firing by Gary and 1948 vors oif e nuclear holocaust In the The former chairman of the Finance, GD * Pto Ski International Tour Abby. (66 min.) . ^ 3 : 3 0 A . M . lanes of revenue to meet the state’s pbn- - Alice A young man running from his ® - Alfred Httchcocfc ® - News 21st century. Yul Brynner, Max Revenue and Bonding Committee, again ^ - MOVIE: 'Donovan's Reef' troubles becomes d hero when he GD ~ Top Rank Boxing ding $392 million budget deficit could - Moneyline (33 ®5) - 20/20 0 - Business Report Von Sydow, Joanna Miles. 1977. raised the possibility of imposing a com­ Manville An ex-Navy man, living on South is caught in the middle of revolu­ 8 - MOVIE: Tima Bandita' A Rated R. push Connecticut on the path to,a state Insulate your entire home (33 “ Meet the Mayors -5 4 : 0 0 A . M . Headquarters - Newscenter Pacific island with his Polynesian tionary turmoil. Sam Neill, Warren 0 1 Independent Network smaN boy travels back in time for muter tax on New Yorkers who work in News 8 - S l g n O f f Income tax, says the Legislature’s new with Manville Golden Fiber­ (3 ) - Rainbow Jackpot wife and family, finds his idyllic Oates, Nevin Rowe. GD - Independent Network exciting adventures with o host of ( D - Love American Style House l^>eftker. Connecticut, if constitutional questions glass Insulation for quality Irving Stolberg said Wednesday those are address^. * and performance you can HALFWAV who think the sUte can get by merely by Discussing ways to raise revenue, i depend on. Pick up a , ALOWe THE ASTBO-GBAPH cutting seryices in the budget begtoning Stolberg said a suggestion to remove the ! FREE "How To" Booklet i PAN0EKOU5' July 1 are “ cloae to foolishness.” sales tax exemption on children’s at our stores for great I SHORTCUT. Bernice Bede Osol He said an Income tax looms larger aa clothing would be “ extremely results. ways to derive taxes shrink. regressive” and he is agaliist it. so Foes help out ^ I b e r g has submitted a bllll as in Also, suggestions to end tax exemp­ Manville past years, to institute an inritine tax tions on new business machinery would |3V2’;R-11 Kraft two no-trump. Like most now collected in 42 other states. « be "harm ful” and taxing motor fuels and WJUi MSULATHHI experts she added a point for ^Bfarthday H r adinitted “ It is not a panacea for all home heating oil would be equally dif­ 1 5 ", 5 0 sq. ft. roll or ber one lO-spot, or maybe our iila” and it was unlikely to receive ficult and "politically unpallatable.” 2 3 ", 7 6 .7 sq. ft. roll. because it was a good day January 14,1B6I the necessi^ votes (or passage this He did favor ending the tax exemption for her biometrics. In any on meals under $1. " I t has become dif­ NORTH 1-1*4: event, she found herself In a Don't be afraid to Involve your- jmar. 4K94 ficult to collect and much of the revenue very normal U^ee no-trump. arif In proiects or ventures IMS But, be added, be won’t have to push it. VJJS falls between the cracks.” She could count nine easy coming year which are large hi “ ft’s out there and I think conditions are ♦ QJ42 •cope. You are more likeN to pushing us towards it.” Stolberg was the chairman of the 4 ( } » 8 tricks after the diamond succeed where your amblttons Stolberg called a news conference on a bipartisan task force created by O’Neill lead, but knew that she are grand In seals. WEST EAST would need 10 for a good wide varUy of issues in bis second floor to study tax reform. In the report they EET LOOK LIKE D YEP' AND THANKS ^ I THEENK I -rtXJ MIGHT ...BECAUSE I DON'T THINK , CARMCORN (Ose. gZ-Jan. 1BJ ♦ A87S 410 82 score and that 11 tricks gave the governor last week, the * w FT Manville THE PARTY EES ' TO >OU, IT WAS A f GOT \ GO BACK WANTA GIVE THESE GALS ARE GONNA LET/ ^ 4A6 4Q107542 Complications may devalop hi C^itol office. 2 3 “ OVER.VOUR /GREAT SUCCESS.' ) ANY \ TO MY CAVE THAT A SECOND YOU GET AWAY THAT EASILY/' would be close to a top. She areas which normally run He: told reporters be didn’t plan 27-member group suggested elimination o ♦ 08858 4 ---- 6V4” R-19 Unlaced H IG H N E S S ' ______, .______PLANS? } E E N T H E THOUGHT, t her 11 tricks with a little smoothly, while you could be regular news conferences but would of tax exemptions and refused to rOcom- 448 4J1072 ATTW MSULAnON FRIEND... Ip b om her opponents. extremely hjdky In mailers mend tax reform, including a SOUTH K provide the media “ as a group or in­ 15", 120 sq ft pkg. or VC Dummy’s quehn of dia­ where Dame Fortune some­ progressive state income tax. 4QJ6 times Ignores you. 1963 pradle- dividually,” with backgroi^ briefings 23". 184 sq. ft pkg. monds held tnie first trick On other issues, the Speaker said It 4K 8 and East dropped the heart tlona lor Cimricorns are now when issues of interest arise. 4 A K 10 7 fiv e «p o t Obviously, it was ready. Sand $1 to Aatro-Qraph, Stolberg said budget problems "will would not be right to lim it the number of 4 A K 8 5 the start of tome sort of Box 489. Radio City Station, dominate the legislative process, no bills lawmakers could raise. However, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to speetty he has imposed a procedure to eliminate Vulnerable: Elast-West strength signal. doubt of it,” arid said be did not envy S u y Ann led a diamond bhlh date. Send an addlUonri Gov. William O'Neill’s role in having to duplication of bills which he hopes will Dealer: Elaat $2 lor the NEW Aetro-Oraph to her ace and Bast complet­ come up With proposals to deal with a $46 make a 20 percent reduction in the Weet North Eait Soeth ed the signal by playing the Matchmaker wheel and book­ million deficit in the current fiscal year paperwork; Pass 2NT heart deuce. Now she led her let. Reveals romantic combkie- tlons and compatibllltlea lor all Pass 8 NT Pass Pass queen of ipadea. West ^FT Manville aigna. 28 Pass grabbed her ace and contin­ 6V4” R-19 Kraft ued with the ace and aix of AQUARHIB (Jan. 2B-Peb. W) CtarHy your objectivee today eo IS T H E POKER B AR R IN G S O M E ' , MOURE NCn" ^ I THINK I JUST hearts. Ex-Oov. John Lodge to be AHIG MSULATION a: 7 Opening lead: 49 that you don't waste time going 15", 3 0 sq ft. roller 23'. GAAAE STILL ON MONL)A^ENTAL i FTAVING POKER B O O K E P PA 9 SMX Betty Ann’s king had altar somathing which might 4 6 sq. It. roll. TONIGHT? OXASTROPHE ^ TONIGHT.' ON THE TITANIC. become a winner and she not be what you want attar you OVER WHICH r was up to 10 tricks, trying gain. By OnwaM Jacoby new envoy to Switzerland? ABSOLUTELV. HAVE NO CONTROL i r - y for 11. mBCKB (Fab. 20-Mareh BB) and Jainca JaMby She got them with no trou­ Early davriopmenta might not ble. She simply took the rest r* be totally to your liking today, The report claimed Lodge was best It takes 8kUl to win a M cashing iiw spades and but don't let this upsat you. HARTFORD (UPI) - Former Gov. World P a in championaUp, illamonds. On the last Balora the day’s over you John D. Lodge has reportedly accepted known by diplomats for “ his boisterous TT W i n illII iir but the winner needs some diamond, poor East had to should gat hoped-for rasulta. appointment as U.S. ambassador to after-dinner songfests and an api^rent dinck a club In order to keep luck also. Here we see K «i- ARICB (Maroh Z1-Aprll It) It's Switzerland, replacing Faith R. lack of interest in political discussions.” the queen of hearts over nedy and Sanden picking up poasibto today that you may Whittlesey who is moving to another job He resigned in 1974. extra tricks (or another top dummy’s Jack and all four not see eya-to-aya with Irlanda in the Reagan Admlnlatration. Lodge responded he improved score. clubs wetwnow winners. on spacKIc laauaa. Rather than Lodge, a U.S. Representative to the relations between Argentina and the ZO NO U TE Note Betty Ann's SO-point aeewsPApat BrmtPRBB AS8N.) risk any unpleasantnatt,- change the subject If things United Nations and former ambassador United States by steering clear of the Reg. 5.19 3 Cu. Ft. Bag heatup. to Spain and Argentina, was asked by turbulent internal affairs of the South PQUimiG MSIRATNUI TAURUS (AprU ZIMRay M) Resgan to fill the post vacated by American nation. At 1 '* thick, covers 33 sq. Important goals ara raaohabla Whittlesey who was imMlntod to succeed He was mentioned recently for possi­ ft. at R ‘2 .4 . Vermiculite. ACROSS 2 Pracipitation Anawar to Pravioua Puala today, but they may not ba •ttrinad too aarily. However, H Elizabeth H. Dole aa Vm te House Liason ble reappointment in Argentina or Spain, ^ A Y , T V fP F & ’S A MISPRINT 3 Hoapitat with public Interest groups, the Hartford where he owns a home in Murbella. 1 Brothera worfcara UkaUD ■ CJUULl ■ UlJtl you are perslatant you should libbr.) □□nDloBQDlaEaD anjoy aubatantlal rewards. (Dourant said WednMiay. A White House spokesman had no com­ TM M|ku tm SVan, Bi •mUr W I FmM. M Tmi Mkt ki •• FM I 4 Compasa □ □ □ D l n D D Q IIIIM (May 21-Juna 20) Do H e R F / THfiT ^HOuLP 5 Forshud point Lodge, 79, of Weatport, was chairman ment. on the report, but added Reagan 9 Wm p aloud n a n l m E i D not make major judgments In of President Reagan’s Connecticut cam­ 5 Graak lattar □ nC U J [ZDQ[DC3D haste today. There's a poasIbU- thought Lodge was “ the greatest,” and P l ^ H T 12 Organa of TtiB haaring 6 Mora acaroa □ □ □ Ity you could overtook soma paign in 1980. that Lodge was certain to receive a full- 13 Houaatop 7 Egga n key points In your Initiri evalua­ Like Reagan, Lodge is a former movie . tim e appointment soon. 8 Skin tumor TO BApg ARM^ faatuia □ □Dd DDD HEUDD tion. actor who appeared in films with Lodge served two terms in the House 14 Flighdaaa bird 9 Sown (Fr.|. □tunnaa rano CANCm (June 21-July 22) A Katharine Hepburn, Marlene Dietrich Liiiunci nacid of RepresMtatives and was governor of 16 Tarry to Elida •ItuaUon praaantly not to your and Shlrly TW ip ie — ttien a child actress 16 Sand 11 Conlunotkm □dOMncid Emnurj boat advantage can ba adjutt­ OmnecUcut from 1951 to 1955, when he 18 Contpaaa ed today ao that It will coma and now also a dipkmat. was defeated by form er Sen. Abraham TmAJA H i (Pl| SDd■ndDd■anno O l « ] IV MX Me . n, M , u , PW , n « ON point 17 Want quickly out In a manner to yield you Ms. Whittlesey wat appointed last Ribicoff. n n n ■ nEinr) I n cidfj week to succeed Elizabeth H. Dole aa 19 OlHirading to Otyaa win# b6f19flf6 He was an early ana ardent supporter Economy 4'x8’xV4” Exterior Reg. 5.99’Tan Bark Hickory 4'xB'xX’' 1 St Quality numbar UEO (M y 2S-Aug. 22) Ba tact­ White House liaison with public interest 22 So far 31 Of aqual 47 Afrikanar of both Reagan and form er president 2x4xS’ STUD SAIMED PLYWOOD 4 'll'x 5 /3 2 ” PAMUNG GVPSDW WALUOARO 20 Cata and doga 24 Jacob'a tathar acora 48 Lstvia'i ful and d ip lo m a t when daal- groups. Mrs. Dole was named to head the 21 Csraalgraaa wHh oo-workera today. Richard M. 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Uon, you can tum.thoaa who In 1960, his wife, Francesca, created a aymbol 61 Paco the Reagan administration. 6. 26 Pick out 20 Booth now oppose you Into alHas. 38 Ffowar plot 63 Siotara stir at the state GOP convention when l=OUNC> FOUMO T O U l 20 Drlppkig wat 27 Montreal VNMM) (A ug. 28-8apL 22) In Lodge’s work in Argentina became 33 Way out 39 Ovaraizad she showed up in a dress created from woHd'a fair 64 Currant areas where you ara concerned c o n tro v e rs ia l In 1073, w hen the 34 Mild oath 41 Tranamittad about only your own neada, material printed with Reagan’s name. 28 Britf In 43 Aatronaut-a 66 Cat aound Washington Post criticized him for ' 36 PrahOllday pa­ 67 Environnwnt raauNa might ba' slim today. Mrs. Lodge ia a forpter ballet dancer rted apeach farry paying Uttle attention to interiial affairs agancy (abbr.) 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Sale Ends Saturday, January 15th 47 41 40 10 II •3 t i" 34 64 Abatract allowed to meet m boor before tbe The Senate rejected several bring MANCHESTER HARTHWU CNRaO 10 H •7 M Bdvmllaed start ektba pnbllc baertaiiB to Republican amendments to the rules, in- NEWINGTON tMRilkBiWiii Anotiiar nloa thing a«xK.' b tn r from lagtslators and agmey of- duding a provlalon to require state of­ 11 H •0 the bane; You don’t nave to flclalt. ficials to wear red ba^es identifying clean tbt Jnnk out o f tbo UrtNMon OwuFn Bim430pni.SW 6tm-5 30pm 1 Rixon pal 04 If tbey did not speak during tbe bour- ihemselves while at the (>pitoI lobbying •3 M glove compartment etrary Rabow longperiod, however, tbe officiala would fawtraaks. lor their agency. 3.1ANCHESTER H ERALD . Thurs., Jan. 13. 1983 - 11 10 - M ANCH ESTER H ERALD , Thurs., Jan. 13. 1983 Lebanon, Israel agree FOCUS / Family ('ontinued from page 1 Jordan, to remember the Fez Arafat said this week he saw declaration.” “ positive” aspects in the Reagan an independent Palestinian state But in Cairo, the semi-official AI plan but warned Washington could with Jerusalem as its capital, goes Ahram newspaper reported Jor­ not be trusted to negotiate a MiddI far beyond President Reagan’s Sept. dan’s King Hussein and Arafat were East peace because of Its inability Joint venture 1 proposal for a Palestinian region close to agreement on forming a to convince Israel to halt its settle­ in the occupied West Bank and Gaza joint Jordanian-Palestinian delega­ ment of the West Bank it seized on ” Strip linked to Jordan. tion to participate in Middle East from Jordan in the 1967 Middle Blast peace talks. War. Main Street fH E SOVIET endorsement ’The Arab League plan — adopted The Western analysts said if appeared to promote strengthened , Kenneth Burkampf last year at a summit in Fez. Arafat was considered too receptive SovietrArab ties but Western Morroco — implied but did not for­ to a Washington-influenced com­ right, owner of the Mall analysts in Moscow said it was mally recognize Israel's right to promise “ the Soviets w ill Work with at 811 Main St. and the aimed to warn Arafat, whose ' -tnt exist. It was signed by the PLO, more radical Palestinians to under­ Qf'eater Manchester guerrillas have long received Soviet which has not renounced its vow to mine” him. Chamber of Commerce arms, to reject compromise along annihilate the Jewish state. American guidelines. In Lebanon, Prime Minister cooperated recently to IS R A E L HAS rejected both the Chefik Wazzan and police chief get two more trees “ This is a Soviet warning about Arab League’s peace plan and Hisham Shaar visited the Syrian- planted along Main moving too far down the road of ac­ Reagan’s initiative, which banks on controlled city of Tripoli Wednesday Street. With Burkamp commodation.” said a Western an accommodation between the to attempt to firm up a tenuous are Michael OrlowskI, diplomat. “ It’s a warning to the Palestinians and Jordan’s King Hus­ cease-fire that ended a month of Chairman of the, PLO not to go too far in talks with sein. fighting and left 213 people dead. chamber's Environ-; ment and Beautlfica-^; tion Committee, a n d ; Anne Flint, cham ber; Powers trial could be president. Burkamp • donated two locust'- trees for the planting. • Trees had been! delayed whole year planted south of that \ point but the program I HARTFORD (UPI) - The trial of the state Supreme Court, said the a “ stay” that automatically took stopped when funds; former Transportation Com­ appeal contesting a Superior Court effect with the filing of the appeal to ran out. The law firm o f; delay the start of jury selection for missioner Arthur B. Powers could judge’s denial of five pretrial Phelon, Squatrlto and ; the trial, which had been expected be put off until as late as next year motions could delay the start of the FitzGerald plans to; trial until as early as next week or to begin this week. 3 because of a defense appeal seeking However, Moynahan immediately plant trees In front of Its; to have the six corruption counts as late as next year. newly renovated' Pow ers’ attorney, ’fim oth y C. told the judge he would also appeal against Powers dismissed. building at Main Street; Donald H. Dowling, chief clerk for Moynahan, is appealing pretrial the decision to. go ahead with the motions denied by Superior Co„rt trial, and Budney Agreed to put a near Birch Street. :■ Judge Walter R. Budney that sought hold on the proceedings until the Herald photo by Tarquinlo ' . to have some or all of the 'f;ounts Supreme Court rules on whether to Obituaries against the former commissioner grant the stay.. dismissed. “ As far as I ’m concerned, at this Powers faces six counts, including moment it’s out of my hands and in Willard C. Allan Sr. perjury, receiving a bribe and the Supreme Court until further tampering with a witness, lodged as Willard C. Allen Sr., 68, of 129 notice,” Budney said. Shallowbrook Lane, died a result of a one-man grand jury Wednesday at Manchester probe of alleged corruption in the Dowling said the high court could Memorial Hospital: He was the hus- Department of Transportation. decide as early as,next week ’ band of Phyllis (E lliott) Allen. In court Wednesday, Budney whether to delay theJrial until the He was born in Newport, R.I. on granted a state request to terminate appealed motions are resolved. Jan. 24, 1914 and had lived in Manchester since 1948. Before retiring in 1976 he had been t-Police news Jeffrey Brown pleads employed in thb experimental tool designer department at Pratt & Whitney in East Hartford, where he had worked for 28 years. He was a Drug charges lodged guilty to drug sales member of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. A Walker Street resident was served a warrant on Monday with criminal trespass in the first degree. One of the men police believe LSD-laced gum drops to an under­ Besides his wife he leaves a son, drug charges Friday, police said. His case was continued in court until Jan. 19; responsible for selling gum droph cover officer in M ay and June. Willard C. Allen Jr. of Peekskill, Etonald J. Coulomb, 25, was charged with • Donald Mark Foss, 22, of East Hartford, laced with LSD pleaded guilty N.Y.; a daughter, Linda Allen of possession of marijuana,-possession of cocaine, and charged Sunday with fourth-degree larceny on a After buying the drops, state Wednesday in Manchester Superior Newport News, Va.; and four possession of drug paraphernalia in connection with warrant. Court date is Jan. 24; police issued a statewide warning to J Court to two counts of sale of LSD. grandchildren. the police raid of his home Dec. 21. • Steven P. Arena, 29, of Hartford, charged with parents to beware of loose gum- Jeffrey Brown, 20, of 80 Lenox St., Funeral services will be Friday at He was released on a $5(W bond. His Manchester, third-degree burglary and second-degree larceny on drops. Police were afraid that the was picked up Nov. 22 in a massive 2 p.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal Superior Court date is Jan. 24. a warrant. He was released on a $2,500 bond and drops might find their way into Herald photos by Tarquinlo sweep of alleged drug dealers by Church. Burial will be at the con­ In an unrelated incident, an Ellington woman was ' ordered to appear in court Jan. 27; children’s hands. local and ^tate police. venience of the family. There are no charged Friday with four counts of issuing bad • Daniel P. Carvalho, 26, of 130 Woodbridge St., JEFFERSON HOIJSE CLIENT JOSEPH CALIPARI HELPS FRIEND LYLE CARPENTER IN PHOTO ABOVE LEFT He is scheduled for a pre­ Also arrested in connection with calling hours. Holmes Funeral checks and of sixth-degree larceny for allegedly charged Monday with second-degree larceny on a . clockwise from 1^ are Theresa DePumpo and Anne Johnston. Volunteer Helene Cyr laughs with Stanley Ozimek. sentencing investigation Feb. 9. the gum drop sales was Michael Home, 400 Main St., has charge of passing phony checks at a local grocery store warrant. Court date is Jan. 24 and he was released In a related court appearance, Mercier, 18. Brown w u allegedly arrangements. between September and November, police said. on a $500 bond; John A. Tierney, who was also supplying Mercier. Memorial donations may be made Gail M. Brownhill, 19, was released on a $100 • Ronald Hickey, 17, of East Hartford, charged A arrested in the sweep, pleaded guil­ to the American Cancer Society, 237 bond. Her court date is Jan. 17. with risk of injury to a minor and disorderly con­ ty to one count of sale of marijuana. E. Center St. or to the.Manchester Police also arrested: duct regarding a domestic disturbance Monday A charge of sale of hallucinogenic Memorial Hospital Development • Peter Carrol, 20, of 211 Homestead St., charged near Wells Street. He was detained on a $1,000 bond. Fund, Haynes Street. substances was nolled. Now you know He has been scheduled for a pre- Gray care Joseph B. Fagan sentencing hearing Feb. 4. In 1902, L.L, Rockwell of Fort Joseph B. Fagan. 84, of New Bed­ Service station owner charged Brown had originally pleaded in­ Recovery, Ohio, put his initials on a ford. Mass., died Jan. 4 at the home nocent to the charges, as had silver dollar and spent it. It came of his son, Francis Fagan of Coven­ Tierney. back to him in January 1937 after Bentley School's old kindergarten has a new clientele try, after a long illness. He was the N Police said the owner of a service station on Blast Police said the arrest was made partially on a Police reported that Brown sold being in circulation 35 years. husband of the late Dorothy ( Ander- Middle Turnpike was charged with two counts of warrant prompted by a discovery of a 1976 Cadillac, center since it opened Oct. 22, get table. Ms. Jastrzebski is looking for ton) Fagan. between senior center and nursing a marketing survey discovered that something called “reality orien­ second-degree larceny by possession Wednesday stolen and from Florida, on the lot within the last By Susan Plese a small indoor golf set and He also leaves, besides his son in home,” Ms. Jastrzebski says. Some the greatest need was Blast of the tation.” “ Sometimes when (the around fairly well, though a staff night after police found two stolen cars on his lot four weeks. Solons ponder Herald Reporter shuffleboard to add to that room. Coventry, three other sons, James of the center's 15 clients live with river. There are four such centers clients) awake in the morning, member or another client often within the last month. When they served the warrant Wednesday night, i At the end of the hail, there’s a Fagan and Thomas Fagan of East The room that once housed two their families; some live alone. west of the river. they're confused,” Ms. Jastrzebski steps in to give a hand when Police said the cars had been towed there by a they discovered another car that had been stolen Fire Caiia small “ quiet room,” stocked with a Hartford, and Joseph Fagan of dozen rambunctious kindergarten “ They come here 'because they are Today the six dents at Jefferson says. They are encouraged to main­ someone needs help walking. station employee. from Newington about two years ago,” police said. smoking limits few shelves, magazines,, books, and Higganum; five sisters, Helen students today is geared to m eet the alone and isolated and depressed, House are involved in a spirited dis­ tain touch with the present through Augustine Grabowski, 52, of Columbia and the Police said Grabowski’s son, Guy, aged 24, may the group discussions. THERE’S A MAN with a walker, a table and chair. Fagan, Mae Fagan, and Alice HARTFORD (UPI) - Smokers Tolland County needs of people on the other end of Ms. Jastrzebski says. cussion. owner of Sunset Service at 555 E. Middle Turnpike, have towed the car there from a bar two years ago. They discuss the date, time and a woman with a cane. No one is con­ “ Sometimes the elderly get over- Fagan, all in New Bedford and D oris' now prohibited from lighting up in life’s line. The center allows elderly people Recreation director Mindy was released on a $1,000 bond. His Manchester Guy was not charged. Wednesday, 4:11 p.m. —Am­ place, for. instance. That informa­ fined to a wheelchair. Several peo­ stimulated in a crowd,’’ Ms. Dawes and Jeannette Mulvey, both elevators, supermarkets and at Entering the door, one no longer living with sons and daughters to be Israleite leads the group. She’s sit­ Superior Court date is Jan. 31. bulance call. Wood Lane, Coventiy. tion is reinforced with the use of a ple have made significant progress Jastrzebski explains. When that of Fairhavefi, Mass; 15 public meetings would be restricted (South Coventry) sees groups of 5-year-olds coloring supervised while their children ar e ting in the middle of the semi-circle, large sign occupying one wall. since arriving at the center. happens, they can retreat to the grandchildren; and eight great­ even more under proposals by at tables or struggling to put on working. a large reference book in front of Wednesday, 6:31 p.m. —Am­ One woman, Ms. Jastrzebski says, quiet room to read. grandchildren. several legislators. boots. Instead there’s a tight little Other clients still live at home her. “ What else do you want to “ Today is ... and the weather is bulance call. South Street, Coven­ rainy,” the sign says. came in with a walker. Now she can Funeral services were in New They ,have introduced bills to try. (South (Coventry) group of well-dressed elderly men with their spoukes. But the center know?” she asks. “ This book has all THERE ARE a variety of ac­ Man arrested on drug charges People enrolled in the center pay walk with just a cane. Another man Bedford. require employers to provide smoke and women engaged in a discussion provides a welcome retr^t., the answers.” tivities scheduled for the clients $23 a day, half that for half a day. “ never poured his own coffee at DannI* J. Flaharty Jr. free areas for workers, restrict which sometimes wanders. > “ Especially the men,’’. Ms. each day. Besides their daily discus­ A' man who police said had been making methamphetamines. Jastrzebski says. “ Since their il­ ,THE CONVERSATION Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily: home.” Now he goes to the coffee Dennis James Flaherty Jr., 64, of smoking in commercial es­ The men and women, ranging in sion, they have exercise classes, amphetamines in Manchester and selling them in When police entered his apartment, they said For the Record ^ 'ram b les a bit, then lights on bald Financial help is available to people maker as soon ashe arrives and fills East Hartford, died Wednesday at tablishments, and ban smoking en­ age from 63 to 84, are enrolled in lnesses, their lives have been taken arts and crafts, woodworking and Springfield, Massachusetts, was arrested they noticed Barnack coming down from the attic. over by their wives. Here they get eagles. “ Do you know what bald who cannot afford the fees. No one his cup. Hartford Hospital. He was the hus­ tirely in schools. Manchester’s first adult day care cooking. One of the volunteers, a Wednesday by local and federal enforcement of­ A search revealed laboratory equipment, police eagles are?” Ms. Israleite asks. is turned a way ^because of lack of The clients are all given a hot band of Elsie (Gompper) Flaherty “ BYeedom from smoke should center, Jefferson House, located In away for a bit.” retired minister, has taught them '' ficers. said, but no illegal chemicals. The reception for Gil Hunt, " I wouldn’t know a bald eagle If it money. meat at - lunchtime. Meals are of Manchester. take precedence because smoking is a' downstairs wing of the former Clients are referred to the center dominos, and also offers Bible Henry C. Barnack, 28, of 110 Center St., was The police report says it is believed that Barnack retiring head of Manchester H i^ hit me on the head,’’ Lyle prepared by Manchester Memorial . He also leaves two sons, Matthew a proven health hazard for non- Bentley School on Hollister Street. by social workers and the C LIE N TS M U ST be under a doc­ study. charg^ with sale of amphetamines. He was has been manufacturing amphetamines. School's English department, was Carpenter, a client, says abruptly. Hospital, and the* Jefferson House D. Flaherty of Manchester and Den­ smokers as well as siAokers,” Rep. The center is a dlvj,sion of H artford Manchester Public Health Nursing tor’s care to be eligible for enroll­ The center purchased a small con­ He was transported to Springfield by an officer Friday at the Patter Cake CMe in "Th ey have yellow feet,” Ms. staff picks them up. nis J. Flaherty III of Enfield; three wanted on a Springfield warrant on the charge of Paul Gionfriddo, D-Middletown; co- Hospital. Association — clients comeJrom ment. According to a Jefferson vection oven for use in the dining possession with intent to distribute and distriDuti with the Federal Drug Enforcement AgencyvQ ^ East Hartford. Israleite explains. Lunch is served in a small, bright daughters, Marie N. Flaherty of chairman of the Legislature's They are there, according to Blast Hartford, RockVlUe,- Vernon House brochure, clients must not area. 'The room has a sink and a few The date was listed Incorrectly In A. woman has picked up on this room just down the hall from the Manchester, Debra A. Collar and Public Health Committee, said director Karen Jastrzebski, because and South Windsor as well as have “ unstable medical problems, cabinets, but had no stove. Wednesday's About Town colunui. conversation. “ I got rid of my main activity room. Walls are Patricia E. Flaherty, both of East Wednesday. they need some daytime supervi­ Manchester. Generally, family have chronic incontinence, “Last week we made eggplant canary,” she says. “ It was too slop­ decorated with travel posters. Hartford; three brothers, Thomas sion. Y e t they are not in need of full­ provides transportation, though the excessive wandering or constant partiiesan,” Ms. Jastrzebski says, py to keep.” There are six volunteers, and the Flaherty of Enfield, John Flaherty tim e care that a nursing home would center w ill soon have a van. need for staff monitorinjg.” ^ The discussion, which continues in center hopes for more. of East Hartford and William provide. Manchester was chosen as Jeffer­ Please turn to page 14 O'Neill nominates give and take manner, is part of The clients, who have been at the There’s a game room with pool Flaherty in Florida; five sisters, oodtandL “ It is designed to fill the gap son House’s newest location because Margaret Jack of South Windsor, Catherine Xarmon in Florida, Grillo for court Harriet ^ikarite of Hartford, Helen Ventresca of Waterbury, afid Mae t G o v . Weekend Sp(Bcials Pansullo of East Hartford; and HARTFORD (UPI) William O’Neill as Here's some advice to letter writers: don't eight grandchildren. expected nominated Superior/lourt Judge Anthony E. F ^ e r a l services will be Saturday Grillo of Hamden to fijLaJvadiuicy on the state Supreme at 8:15 a.m. from Callahan Funeral Court, the governor's office announced today. Kalenchoe Louise Clarlo of Secaucus, N.J., writes to say she Latham, N.Y., the Montpelier, Ohio, Chamber of Home. 1602 Main St., East Hartford staMtoe-vtSMt I get letters. Grillo, 68, will replace Associate Justice Anthony J. likes m y book but hates the way it’s bound because it Commerce, the Cortland, N.Y., YMCA, the City of with a mass of Christian burial at 9 Armentano, who will leave full-time work on the court Slnet Simon, a doctor, lawyer and medical director closes itself when she takes her hands o ff it. She says Modesto, Calif., and several dozen other places would a.m. in St. Rose CJiurch. Calling effective Saturday to assume part-time, senior justice of something called the lic e Medical Clinic in Fort when she’s alone, she often likes to put a book beside all appreciate having me send them something to auc­ hours are Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to status. Myers, Fla., writes to ask for my help In making Andy 9 p.m. her on the table and read while she’s eating. She says tion off at a charity fundraising event. public “ the damages and Impairments of health with In nominating Grillo, O’Neill followed the traditional she can’t do that with my book because it snaps shut. people who have beards.” He says that acconUng to Rooney system for filling vacancies on the state’s highest court I haven't noticed this because I haven’t gotten The sister of a good newspaperman I knew sent me in that he chose the senior Superior Court judge to fill his research, people with beards stroke than with un­ 4” | i e l Syndicated around to reading my book yet. the manuscript of a book he wrote shortly before he Accident clean hands 34 to 30 times an hour. He says people with the spot. •Wq. 3.9S Columnist died 15 years ago. She requests that I read it and ad­ Grillo, Who began his judicial service as a judge of the beards may have fewer colds but if he had a beard he’d V.E. Black writes from Tampa to correct a state­ vise her on what to do with it. victim dies former Common Pleas Court in 1965, will be eligible to wash it five or six times a day. serve full-time on the Supreme Court until January 1965 ment I made about the B-17 bomber. A student at C1)lumbia University wants me to make when he w ill reach the mandatory retirement age of 70. A letter signed by a Wisconsin high school student "Otherwise, I tike the report you did,” he says, “ and Donald Harper, 43, of 86-A Am­ a personal appearance in a class play he has written Grillo, a graduate of Yale University and & Yale and his school principal, asks me to write and tell enclosed is a gift of a Bronze Star Medal.” bassador Drive, died at Hartford Law School, was admitted to the Connecticut Bar in Thanks, V.E,, but I don’t think you can give someone which he assures me is hilariously funny. Hospital Wednesday of injuries suf­ / tbeifl bow to be a success. 1946. He served as prosecuting attorney In Hamden 3 2.33 a Bronze Star, and anyway. I hove an Air Medal and fered in an accident on Main Street, I think my first advice would be to stop wasting time Carter Dougherty of Dayton, Ohio, sent me a review from 1949-51 and Hamden town counsel from 1955-57. Bronze Star of m y own that I ’m pround of. Mike Moran would like me to come to Fort Eustis, Manchester, Monday afternoon. Audubon Bird Food writing silly letters. he wrote of my book. Carter is U years old. Carter Va., where they are going to unveil a 1941 jeep that has Harper suiffered head and chest in­ says that he "received an 85 for grammar and an A for 50lte-*12s9S lOlbt- *3.jB9 Mildred Anthony of Orange City, Fla., asks if I'll been restored to its original condition for presentation juries when he was struck by a car A young man from Harding Academy In'Memphis, conteql.” T k M k Vm to the U.S. Arm y Transportation Museum. driven by Jeffrey L. Feltman of Ver­ •imfliswer seadL eraalwd aosm h a a a f ftaairiSL He did a good lob with his review. I thought, and his please write to Teresa Healey in Miami. Martha Jones New officers t t JiMlB THANK swiBewer haaris. Ufa i Tenn. says he’s doing a project (or bis English class non. and wants me to trace m y h ^ bn a piece of paper and teacher did a thoughtful job correcting it. If he had of Marblehead, Mass., wants me to send a greeting to No charges have been filed Police Chief Robert D. Lannan (left) stands with two now of­ h r taswarlRi her mother as soon as possible. I get all kinds — great letters, smart letters, funny send It to him. shown her his letter before he sent it to me, she would against the driver. No funeral ficers who were sworn in recently. In the middle Is James ST. JUDE letters, dumb letters. I feel terrible about not My h s y srs Sour CamplMe Cerdeii Cewler. T he y must teach English differently than they did have pointed out that he misspelled the word grarti- arrangements were available this The Shaker High School Social Studies Club of answering all of them. Graham, and at right, Donald Host. The men are already on the ______LJ.M. O pM S4sw S4S44T4 1SS1 when I w as in school; morning. Job. lUL 4 1 M ANCHESTER HERALD . Thurs.. Jan. 13. 1983 — 13 12 - M ANCHESTER H ERALD . Thurs.. Jan. 13. 1983 Advice Quartets, chorus r Instead, try these diet tips to perform You can eat cake and wear it, too She's got mother-in-law trouble already Nationally known barbershop quartets w ill Join the Silk City Chorus at Manchester High School By Josephine Lowman stomach. The best time is after a full FRUITS AND VEGETABLES) One and cucumber slices. Jan. 22 in two performances in the local singers’ an­ Special to the Herald meal. tangerine, 1 tablespoon cranberry-orange DINNER (500 oUories)) state niece who in the past your comments. nual parade of tarmony. DEAR ABBY: Marty won't come if 'ihe doesn’t • Get enough sleep. Lack of it weakens relish, one small onion, one clove garlic, Fish stew. Saute (4 minced onion and rarely acknowledged HAD IT IN ARKANSAS ’The shows w ill he at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Appearing and I are being married in get her way. Please help You can eat your cake andjuve it, too— your willpower and dampens your one cucumber, one niedium potato, one clove minced garlic in 1 tablespoon oi' receipt of other special oc­ will be Boston Common, 1980 champions of I three weeks, and M arty’s me. Marty thinks his DEAR HAD IT: It on your hips, abdomen and waist! I can enthusiasm. ' ' small red or white onion, 6 to 8 cherry Add Vk cup canned tomatoes (drained) and casion gifts (Christmas, SPEBSQSA, the nation’s male harberslxq) harmony mother (E thel) wants to mother is out of line, but he appears that your presence tell you how to avoid that! The moment • Give yourself a little present every tomatoes, or one medium tomato. VS cup cook for 4 minutes. Add 1 cup of water, Vk graduation, etc.): society, and the Center Stage of Ypsilantl, Mich., post an invitation to our doesn’t want to take sides. ■wouldn’t be missed, but your eye falls on a luscious NO-NO food, tim e you lose five or 10 pounds — a new of canned tomatoes, one package broccoli, cup of clam juice, 2 teaspoons of dried Dear Abby "D ear Aunt Sue and Un­ presenUy ranked second in quartet competiUve wedding and reception on UPSET BRIDE your presents would. think what It w ill do to your figure. I mean lipstick, some perfume, an exercise album one orange. parsley, and Ik teaspoon o f basil. Simmer cle John: I am being standings. the bulletin board at the really picture it there. If you vrill visualize or tape, a new belt, but not a hot fudge sun­ for 10 minutes. Add one cubed medium DEAR UPSETi Explain Abigail Van Buren married Nov. 13. I ’m. sure Also appearing w ill be the R iver City A ll Stara ^ f SEASONING) Salt, pepper, prepared school where she works! CONFIDENTIAL TO it, you will find that the candy, cake or dae! potato and cook until done (about 10-12 to Ethel that yours is a you would like Mike. Concord, Mass., a quartet that specializes in com ­ viiatever, has turned Into a lump of fat • If you need a permanent, do not wait mustard, 2 teaspoon dried parsley, Vj> teas­ (She works in the LOOKING FOR MS. minutes). Add 4 ounces of white fish fillets, catered affair and you can­ "1 am enclosing a list of edy and harmony; the' Acme Music Company perched right on top of your worst figure until you have lost your excess weight. poon basil. cafeteria.) R IG H T : A clergyman in and sinuner until the fish flakes easily but not accommodate her by gifts I have already quartet, and the Silk City Chorus under the direc­ defect. It really, works, try it! Have it now. It w ill make you feel that you DRY GOODS) One English muffin, My parents are paying Worcester, Mass., told me: does not fall apart (5 to 10 minutes at the making it a free-for-all. received, as well as my tion of Jim Curtis. Today I am bringing you some ideas that are on your way to becoming the most at­ two slices of whole-wheat bread, three neariy $4,000 for a catered “ In marriage, it’s not so most). One glass of skim milk. One cup And tell Marty he’d better crystal, silverware and Proceeds will benefit a local charitable or service will help you stick to your diet. There are tractive you — and you are! It will be en­ •butter pickles or one dill pickle, Vk cup of affair, and I ’ve told Ethel I ipiportant to find the r i ^ t broccoli. start standing up to his "puckering up.” I think it’s kissing you the way he china patterns. organization to be selected, and the Wichita, tricks to every trade. Here are a few couraging. ^ clam juice, 1 tablespoon vegetable oil, tea need to know the exact ^rson as it is to be the mother when he thinks gross and does not fit into learned to kiss. However, ‘"The Hl-Price Store in Kmisas-based Institute of Logcmedics, a research more. Some are tried and true, and otters • The -efforts of many reducers are and/or coffee. TOTAL CALORIES — 1,210. number of guests, but she right person.”, she’s wrong, or you’ll be the soft, passionate love kissing is a learned activi­ your area carries these, and treatment center for children afflicted with may be new to you. sabotaged by the labeling of diet foods. doesn’t seem to understand MENU FOR FRIDAY FOR MEN (600 calories)) starting down the aisle on scene. I get all set for a ty. And what has been and any duplicates I get voice diseases. • Eat slowly, chewing each bite Here is help. Since July 1, 1982, the U.S. the position she’s putting At breakfast, add one scrambled egg. the wrong foot. tender kiss, and here come learned can be unlearped, can be exchanged here for Tickets are available from any tnember of the thoroughly and putting your fork down Food and Drug Admipistratlon requires RREAKFAST (295 calories)) me in. What you should know Take a large orange or cup of grapes for these two puckered-up lips, so if you want to swing whatever I ne^. local chorus or by calling Gerry Rfchmann, 633- between bites. ’There is a scientific reason foods labeled “ low-calories” to contain no Cranberry muffin. Spread 1 toasted My mother has offered to can hurt you. For Abby’s lunch. Double the portion of fish stew at DEAR AB B Y: Where on turning me o ff completely! with this monkey-lover, 1888. They are $6 each and $4 for senior citizens for for this. G ive your brain time to tell you more than 40 calories for an ordinary ser­ English muffin with 1 tablespoon of send individual invitations “ If you are unable to at­ booklet, "What Every dinner. earth did some so-called first tell him, then show the afternoon show. that you have had enough. Obese people ving. Another category, “ reduced- cranberry-orange relish; 1 tangerine or to anyone Ethel considers 1 will look for your tend the ceremony, you Teen-Ager Ought to Here’s an exercise guaranteed to Your eight-week Beauty Improvement “ men” ever get the idea him. almost always are fast eaters. calorie,” must contain at least one-third orange. Tea or coffee with lemon and/or her close friend, but she answer in the paper. w ill be in our thoughts. Know,” send $2 and a long, make your waist thinrier. Raise Plan can begin now. My BIP Kit shows that they have to "pucker • Have a bowl of clear soup before few er calories than another food of the artificial sweetener. One glass of skim refuses to,put an invitation MONKEY-LOVED* IN Love, Janie” stamped, self-address^ your hands above your^ead, in­ you how. This contains complete direc­ up” like a monkey to kiss a D EAR AB B Y: So you meals. This is filling and dulls the same type. • milk. on the bulletin board. OHIO envelope to Teen Booklet, tions, menus for 14 days, spot-reducing woman? think you’ve heard Well, Abby, how is that terlocking hands. Bend to the appetite. Bouillon has 15 calories, con- P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, Plano contest set leal) exercises, height and weight charts for Now I'm in the middle. The gentleman I am now DEAR MONKEY­ everything? I got this “ in­ for an “ invitation” to a right three times and then bend to some about 25. SHOPPING LIST FOR FRIDAY CaUf. 90038. both men and women, a calories chart and Ethel says maybe she dating insists on LOVED: Your man is vitation” from an out-of- wedding? I ’d appreciate the left three times. Straighten • Do not serve food from the table. Keep Roast beef sandwich:1: SpiSpread two slices a wall chart on which to plot your Manchester students are eligible to compete In the and repeat the sequence six it in the kitchen. If someone wants D A IR Y P R O D U C TS ) 16 fluid ounces of whole-wheat bread with mustard and progress. For your kit send $1 and a long, Renee B. Fisher Awards fdr (tetstandlng Achievement times. Your waist may ache a little seconds, let them get them. of powdered nonfat skim milk. fill with 3 ounces of lean deli roast beef, self-addressed, stamped envelope along in Music. (Plano) bit at first — that means It’s • Have someone take a snapshot of you red or white onion rings, and lots of fresh with your request to Josephine Lowman, Performers of Connecticut Inc. sponsors the program. now and' paste it on the refrigerator door MEAT AND FISH) 3 ounces of sliced salad greens. Season with salt and pepper. It's cold then heat for sprains, swelling 'working. in care of the Manchestei' Herald, Box 591, Winners will be selected through a competition to be ' along with one of you when you were slim. lean deli roast beef, 4 ounces of white fish Accompany with a handful of cherry Manchester, 06040. conducted April 24 at Westport Town Hall auditorium. • Never grocery shop with an empty fillets (fresh or frozen). tomatoes; or one medium tomato, pickle movements. tor he saw gave him some Deadline for entries is March 1. DEAR DR. LAMB: My should use heat. Which is Swelling from injuries is To be eligible, candidates must not yet have son is 16 years old and likes correct? hemorrhoidal sup­ different but also similar graduated from high school, and must have hem bom in to play basketball. He is a positories and did not seem DEAR READER: to *swelling from other or be Uving in or studying in Connecticut. gowl athlete and we en­ to think there was anything Severe sprains should be causes. To brief you on Candidates wiU perform from m emory any three con­ courage him to be active. to worry about. Shouldn’t seen by a doctor. Your Health swelling from medical trasting substantiid compositions, from the 18th, Itfith Last week, while playing he he have at least given my About Town Sometimes there are in­ causes and injuries I am and 20th centuries. Prelim inaries are by cassette tape, sprained his ankle. husband an examination? I' juries that can be helped by sending you ’The Health to be submitted at the tim e o f application. Evidently he came down on Lawrence Lamb, M.D. am afraid that he may downtown Manchester! early intervention. L e tte r 11-6, S w e llin g : In addition to the piano awards there will be a special the side of his foot. It have some kind of tumor or Your husband’s idea of Causes and Management. some other problem that award of |1S0 for a i^ysically handicapped young ^rson swelled'-’ badly and there Keith heads group treatment is an old and dis­ Others can send 75 cents should be treated. Any in­ who plays any musical instrument with distinction. was some discoloration proved- approach. The For more Information and appIicaUon forms send a Roy Keith of 22 Hollister St. was recently installed as from bruising. He could with a long, stamped, self- formation would be ap­ p rob lem with the ice stamped, self-addressed business size envelope to Heida president of walk on it and did so. He addressed envelope for it preciated. , bucket is that the injured tissue as trom a bruise or treatment of acute sprains, Hermanns, 2-C Cross Highway, Westport. 06880. M a n ch e ster’ s N athan gets around on it fairly to me, in care of the sprain. ICE. It stands for applica­ DEAR READER) Hale CJiapter of Toast­ ot downtoivi, ^ person sits up with the foot well but there is still quite Manchester Herald, P.O. down. The position of the tion of ice, compression of Perhaps he did at least do a master’s International. a bit of swelling. So your son was right to Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ injured part is probably the the injured area with a finger examination. But I LTM launches drive Toastmaster’s is a My husband wanted him lie down and elevate his tion, New York, N.Y. most important home aid bandage if feasible and must say that it is impor­ public speaking and per­ > ■ to soak it in a bucket of ice foot. The sooner this can be 10019. Little Theater of Manchester Inc. has started its an­ * you can apply. Swelling is elevation. Cold is usually tant to 'k n o w where the sonal development club. water when he first got done for any injured part nual subscription drive with the issurance of brodiures made worse by having the best during the first 48 blood is coming from. It is ’The Manchester chapter home but he would not and the less swelling will oc­ DEAR DR. LAMB: announcing the season of three plays. injured part below the hours after Injury. After most likely from meets the first and third instead he went to bed and cur. Recently m y husband went ’The opening production of the lOM season w ill be the heart. Bleeding is also that heat is better to warm hemorrhoids but just Tuesday of each month at put his foot up on a pillow. I to the doctor because he Robert Bolt drama, “ A Man for All Seasons.” This will made worse this way, from To help you remember the tissues and begin to because a person is young Emanuel Lutheran have always heard that ice occasionally notices blood be presented Feb. 25 and 26 and March 4 and 5. an open wound or from in­ whether to use cold or heat regain function by proper does not mean that blood in (%urch, 60 Church St. was good for sprains but in his stool. ’This happens In the second spot on the bill is “ Dracula,” scheduled ternal bleeding of injured there is a word used in stretching and m obility the stool is not important. Guests are welcome to some of my friends say you about once or twice every for April 29 and 30 and M ay 6 and 7. attend meetings. For ad­ few months and I am very I would suggest seeing ’The season w ill end in November with the presenta­ ditional Information, call concerned about it. ’There another doctor or visiting a tion of “ Guyq and Dolls.” Keith at 6434913^ or David is no pain involved', proctologist or gas­ Regular subscriptions, which provide two tickets for Roy Keith Murray at 643-0^. however, he does become troenterologist. Various in­ each production, ca be bought for $30. Other subscrip­ Choice: wife or his dress constipated quite often. fections and inflanunations tion categories are also available. For more informa­ Because he is only 23 and can also be the cause of tion call Fred Blish, 6464)667 or Adrienne Bletchnoan, is in good health, the doc­ bleeding. 6465237. - Bookmobile stops set DEAR DR. BLAKER:! normally to the'■opposite have an important decision sex. ' ’The Bookmobile of the Manchester Public Libraries to make and I need your Do you think I have a w ill be on Bigelow Street, Jan. 18 from 9:20 to 9:50 a.m. help. I have to decide Ask serious sexual problem? and at Meadows Convalescent Home, Jan. 19 from 9:30 whether I want to continue a.m. to noon. DEAR READER: No, I my habit of dressing in Dr. Blaker do not think you have a women’s clothes once or THE LITTLE Karen Blaker, Ph.D. serious sexual problem. Sports night planned / twice a w eek or stay You might give some married. thought, however, as to Waddell P TA w ill sponsor fam ily fun sports nights on I never go out in these THEATRE OF just why you find it such a Wednesday and Jan. 19. Wednesday’s event is for clothes nor am I sexually turn-on. Perhaps you feel students in kindergarten through grade 3. Jan. 19 w ill be attracted to men. there is something wrong for children in grade 4 throu^ 6. Waddell teachers, Therefore, 1 do not unders­ Which choice do you If my readers want to MANCHESTER parents and students are invited. with using your particular tand m y wife’s strong think I should make? write me about their kind of props. Is it the guilt feelings about my habit. feelings on this matter, DEAR READER: You that is exciting? Maybe MMH position elevated I guess she is not used to please address the mail to may not need to make a you have some negative seeing me in a dress but if Dr. Karen Blaker, P.O. choice. There are associations with sex. ’The position of manager of medical records at she would just relax, she Box 475, Radio City Sta­ therapists who specialize M m VORN DRAMA Cm riM RRIXe ' Manchester Memorial Hospital has been elevated to would see that I ’m a much tion, New York, N.Y. Dr. Blaker is currently - department head status and the Utle changed to director more hang-loose person in in helping couples in which 10019. ’ of medical records. Susan Kroll is serving in that posl- those kind of clothes. one person is a transvestite involved in a project or a cross-dresser. You and DEAR DR. BLAKER: analyzing people’s secrets. A fte r all, she wears Before coming to Manchester Memorial Mrs. Kroll men’s clothes. She says your wife may want to see Sometimes in your column If you would like to help, SRSER a therapist to sort this out. you asked for people to send your secret to her at • bad been a supervisor In the medical records depart­ they give her a freer ment at Hartford Hospital for seven years. Before that feeling when she works in Y ou raise som e in ­ send you their secrets. SECRETS, Newspaper she was with Memorial Hospital and Bancroft House COOD-BUY SALS by Robert Boh the yard. Women can teresting points about a Enterprise Association, 200 My secret is that 1 enjoy Health Care Center In Worcester, Mass. experiment with the woman’s freedom to cross- Park Ave., New York, wearing women’s panties clothing of either sex, dress. Do you feel this is N.Y. 10166. Any use of this Ihe Uttle’Itiealre ofNandKMa'B isn Sawon while I masturbate. No one while men must dress the some kind of discrimina­ information -will be kept nas Doen OMgnM tMoi uw pttyuoar ki mM ntra k ever sees me and I relate Catholic Mothers to meet same way no matter what. tion against men? confidential. tomeoiino for (veryonat Opening wm koMt M n MRaftca drama ‘A Non for Ak 3eaaons* tM ’The Combined Catholic Mothers Circle will m eet Jan. Theatre «iM bemg to Uia itaga tna muigulns mrv of 19 at 8 p.m. in the Assumption Church Hall, 285 W. the bacut Datwaan awrdi and itatt. Fabruary is ■ 2t Center St. andMaRb4-l,itgi After a brief business meeting, four workshops will be Thoughts offered. ’The Rev, Robert Burbank of St. James Church ®/ € > will speak on keeping spirituality alive. % /c Sylvia Hodge, social Worker in the Manchester school Travelers headed overseas for a period shouted, the city buzzed. All night bodies system, will speak on effective parenting. Eileen of more than a few weeks are warned of tossed and turned, and under the window Atkins, a marriage and fam ily counselor, w ill speak on culture shock. ’The food, the pace of life, cocks crowed. I prayed for silence. enhancing relationships. the inability to speak the language — any ’The fourth workshop will feature Martha Dioron, a one of a number of things could so dis­ What is silence, and where can it be registered nurse at Manchester Memorial Hospital, who 30 turbing as to cause illness. found? In music it is an absence of sound will speak on “ Tough Love,” an aggressive method of My first month in Turkey was spent indicated by a rest. In a classroom it is a 48 HOURS discipline. near Istanbul. A group 6f us sh a r^ a cessation of voices so that all may think. m 60lffiOOllS At least one person per circle is asked to be at each dormitory in a private school and com­ In human relationships it is a quietness SHOWhW:-^— 4 mSfCAL m t e MoHOyiMy discussion. TWo members from each circle are asked to muted daily across the Bosphorus to our within so that one can listen. It can be bring desserts. For additional information, call Nancy Turkish language classes. Convinced found any moment we rest, think, listen. For yaan, yaa bayg bean ipaRiaund by the * am tM asaaon si koygnbari iggi, tag hgyg Robison at 649-9895. that I could not shocked by any of the So practice silence! AIRPLANE2 aaMfnaiurai sraum ttokar gfipta nk naval of tanw. Mactad tM mukcai fibia of madyasy, t h ^ wid things I was experiencing, I was un­ PG *Dtacula*lnigg7anaaaciia)ccaag»ioeanamoontiai Judith B. Welles OdRa.” laaad on a Roiv and cMnctan by oamon Alcoholics group meets prepared for what happened. All day ■ SHOWHSZi------baan ttvSMd by k avar anca. 1 M LTN production « « U.C.C. Missionary aunyan. IM MW and Dr«M ottka AMfd yymna« ferries tooted, taxis honked, vendors 1«S-7dO-SM abound asm aaotamantaaiankkpraiw tadApmt- Retired Music Teacher mukcal hat a book by JO Maaitng and A M kisram and Alcoholics Victorious, a Christian organlzaUon to help called, people jabbered, children M and Mays-A IMS. mude and lyilct by frank toaitar. SAYINGS alcoholics to stay sober, meets each Tuesday at 7:30 TOOVSIi^i p.m. at Community Baptist Church, 585 E. 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As I sat here at the typewriter, I began may share the same general area with thinking about some of the things that some excess lumber, and fish lines, high happened last year, and decided to make school mementos, army mementos, and some changes in the form of resolutions. other necessary stuff. But I know where Resolutions, mind you, not promises. everything is. However, I have come to There’s a difference. A promise to myself Joe's W orld the conclusion that I should get organized is really hard to ease out o f . . . a resolu­ and put everything in its proper place. tion leaves ground for extenuating cir­ Jo,e German Ainge provides E V E R Y SO O FT E N I get caught up in cumstances. As you read along you’ll un­ the game of being a super man. Mostly derstand what I mean. with m y good spouse. Let me explain what First off, I resolve not to pig out on I mean. fishing trips the way I did last year. That Because I am supposed to know quite a tire around my mid-section has grown bit about fly fishing, so often people look to over the winter. In fact, it started when upstage you. me for guidance. ’That’s all well and good. spark for Celtics Paul Bengston and I went salmon fishing Another resoiution: To try not to bore I don’t mind sharing what knowledge I on the Margareee in October. We brought people with all my tales of Beau, my possess. But when I get out on the water, up enough food for 10 men . . . and I put on “ wonder dog.” I know I must get boring as something else happens. BOSTON (U P I) — Danny Ainge what we did,” said Ainge. "It all Wednesday, including a season-high 10 pounds in two weeks. hell, and sound like a proud grandparent, I figure I have to beat, or, out fish has found his shooting touch but the starts on defense. That’s where my 37 from Joe Barry Carroll and 28 Sure, I ’m going to eat well; but I ’ll eat running o ff at the mouth about the pooch. everyone else. Especially Joy'die. ’That’s Boston Celtics’ guard is equally points and assists begin. And each from Purvis Short and Ron small portions; one drink before dinner, Sure, I love him, and sure, I think he’s being a male chauvanist you know that. I proud of his game at both ends of the s ^ ^ t defensive player Brewer. and maybe one before bed to take the chill super, but I can’t keep throwing this at my think the main reason it is "especially floor. **^I’ve ever played with. Since I’ve There was a dramatic dropoff off after evening fishing. friends ad infinitum. Joyce” is because she generally catches And Ainge likes to think every two been with him, my game has im- after that, the next-highest scorer When someone is telling a fish story, I the larger fish all the time. My personality points that comes his way had, in proved.” being Ricky Brown with eight. And further resolve not to try one-upsmanship SPEAKING OF BEAU, I’m making a undef-goes a change, and I fish like hell, some way, a relation to the team’s Buckner also sees a definite im­ the Warriors were without Michael on the other guy. 1 really don’t do this very promise to him, to make sure we get out make more damn mistakes, and end up in play on defense. provement in Ainge’s game. The Ray Richardson and Sam Williams often. At least 1 don’t think I do, but when I for exercise and training at least once a a foul humor. Ainge scored 20 points on 9-of-12 two have, been starters for some and llth-hour replacement Derek start hearing a good fish tale, it brings to day. I ’ve been good about that most of the shooting and teamed with backcourt time now and seem to be running Smith had but two points. mind something that has happened to me, year, but over the holidays, and just Last year I realized what I was doing . colleague Quinn Buckner to trigger smoothly. But the ex-Buck reminded and the next thing 1 know the old brain is before, I became a little lazy. We both and worked hard at just enjoying a third-quarter outburst Wednesday everyone that Ainge is, after all, in "Some of our people are a little working overtime, and I ’m really not need the exercise. That’s a promisei everything and everyone around me. It night in leading the Celtics to a 139- his first full season. And Buckner is tired,” said Golden State coach A1 paying attention to what fhe other guy is This is it. This is the year I straighten worked out very well. So now I make 117 triumph over the injury-ravaged in his first with Boston. Attles. "They kept sending players saying. I ’m waiting to get my tale out. So out my basement. For 25 years I ’ve been myself a promise again to just enjoy Golden State Warriors. “ Danny is really playing well. A at us and unfortunately we only had this year. 1 resolve to be a better listener. saying that, but this is the year I do it. Not yourself and stop worrying about the other lot of what we do we do as a team seven timeouts. They just kept If 1 start to give you a story about the trout the ceilar is disorganized. It really isn’t. guy or gal. throwing people at us — and we Robert Parish led Boston to its and that’s given Danny confidence,” 1 caught that was bigger than yours, shut It’s just scattered around. Well, 1983. You’ve heard what I have to couldn’t do it with five people.” sixth straight win with 33 points, but said Buckner, who had 16 points and me up with a reminder that I ’m trying to The backpacking stuff and the waders say. L et’s see if I can stick to it. The Warriors did make it a game it was Ainge and Buckner each four steals. “ Dannyjs an extraor­ for a half, erasing a 14-point Boston scoring 10 points in the third period dinary talent and all I try to do is get lead and pulling within 68-66 at half­ that gave % ston the needed lift. The him the shots. You’ve got to Celtics outscored the Warriors 39-20 remember this is his first full time. “ In the first half, we were very, Bentley school has a new clientele in the period to take an insurmoun­ season and I ’ve seen a big improve­ very good and very, very bad,” said table 107-86 bulge into the final ment since training camp.V period. The Warriors came into the game Boston coach Bill Fitch. " I told iii»nlinii«‘d from page II table, though sparse and there are and Things and Brown’s Flowers. group, which has ended its discus­ “ What happened was a little bit of after a tough loss Tuesday to the them at halftime I’d rather have several tables for crafts. The discussion on wildlife has sion. One by one they get up — the carry-over from the road. On the Knicks, one in which they managed them very, very good and they came noting that the women, particularly, been going on now for some time. white-haired lady all d ress^ up in road you play defense and that’s only 79 points. They got plenty very, very close.” enjoy baking and cooking. They still need a few more com­ Now the clients are discussing how her navy dress, heeled shoes and a Once a week, the oldsters get fortable chairs, especially for the much work w ill be involved in navy purse. Herald photo by Tarquinio together with a small group of “ quiet room,” more games for the caring for their new aquarium. There’s also the lady with a game room. children enrolled at the Bentley Daj^ Suddenly, there’s a face at the ruffled neck dress; the lady,with a Herald photo by Pinto Treatment social education classes But rooms are slowly taking door — an old lady wearing a wool plaid dress and sweater and the old Performing some board work housed in another wing. shape. Ms. Jastrzebski’s mother-in- coat and a bright green scarf. fellow wearing a flannel shirt and Pistons get big lift The children, who range in age law donated an aquarium for the ac-' ’They all welcome her, as she com­ sweater vest. Bugs Invade library Manchester High defenseman Dan Senkow hockey dual last Saturday night at the Bolton from 3 to 12. will be taught this Week tivity room. It’s there now, waiting es into the room and takes o ff her “ We do like it here,” says client (23) tries to wrap up East Catholic winger Ice Palace. Hutt had a pair of goals In 12-0 how to make bird houses by a client to be filled. Clients will help care for coat. She’s wearing a bright yellow Stanley Ozimek. Mary Cheney Library Is full of bugs this month — but the Kevin Hutt along the boards In their Ice Eagle victory. skilled in woodworking. the fish. sweater and a print housedress. Her librarians don’t mind. It's the ladybug collection of Amy Waren- The center is still in the process of There’s a piano, and there are hair is caught back with a brown Helping people satisfy their needs da, 8'A of 31 Lenox St. The collection can be seen during settling into new quarters. Fur­ even fresh flowers set around in headband. as Tripucka returns and wants ... that what Want Ads regular library hours In the showcase In the children’s wing. niture is upholstered and comfor- vases. ’They were donated by Greens She is quickly absorbed into the are all about. Amy Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Warenda. Double jolt for Hawks, By Richard Rosenblatt things that don’t show up in the losing streak. World B, Free, who stats, things only I would notice.” had 24 points, missed a buzzer shot —A d o p t a pet UPl Sports Writer Detroit led 5853 at halftime and for Cleveland. Chicago won for only Schools try 4-day week defeat, tongue lashing To Kelly Tripucka, the Silver- outscored Washington 3817 in the the second time in 15 road games. dome seemed more like the Twilight third quarter as the Bullets hit only 7-of-24 shots in the period. Ma'VerirkH 112, Clippers 110 Zone. At Dallas. Mark Aguirre, who By Roberto Dias seconds later and Hughes con-< lift the Jets into the tie. After Mike Vinnie Johnson added 24 points for “ It was strange; it seemed like a finished with 35 points, hit a 3-pointer tributed a shorthanded goal at 13:38. Allison scored his second goal of the the Pistons and Isiah Thomas and in effort to shave costs UPl Sports Writer new surrounding,” said Tripucka, to tie the game and connected on a "When we got going they started game to give New York a 5-4 lead at John Long 14 apiece. Kevin Grevey who scored 25 points Wednesday 23-footer with four seconds left as The Chicago Black Hawks to open up and that’s what we 10:13, Lukowich beat R angers’ night in his first game since Nov. 24 led Washington with 24 points and Questionnaires were given to students, teachers and the Mavericks won for only the third By Patricia McCormack received two jolts Wednesday night: wanted,” Hughes said. “ That tur­ goalie Ed Mio just 49 seconds later. Spencer Haywood had 20. parents. Achievement scores were studied. Energy, to lead the Detroit Pistons to a 118 time in their last 15 games. Rookie UPl Education Editor first they abrorbed a 10-4 thrashing ning point was definitely when we New York is ^ 2 in its last seven 100 triumph over the Washington SixerH 122, llurkB 121 transportation, and other budgetary items were from the visiting Eklmonton Oilers, Terry Cummings led San Diego with scored the four goals.” games. Bullets. At Philadelphia, Marc lavaroni Can a four-day school week of longer school days analyzed. In addition, university researchers visited the then they were blasted by their 23 points. Gretzky scored his 36th goal to N oiili Stars 7, Penguins 0 “It was like playing my first scored a season-best 19 points, in­ shave costs and even bring satisfaction to taxpayers, schools. coach, Orval Tessier. start the second At Pittsburgh, George Ferguson game. I was a little wary after the cluding two free throws with five KingH IIS , Spurn 113 students and teachers — without hurting instruction? " A few heads are going to roll and period and added had three assists against his former warmups because I knew a lot of seconds left, to carry the 76ers to ' At Kansas City, Mo., the Kings ’The’’Snswer is yes, according to 12 school districts in Districts stretched the school day to 7W hours, we’re going to make some line his 37th in the teammates in Minnesota’s six-goal eyes would be on me, but I let the their ninth straight triumph. The moved into first place in the Colorado that have experimented with holding school providing the same amount of instructional tim e over changes,” Tessier said, discounting opening minute of third period while North Star's game come to me.” Bucks had the ball and a 1-point lead Midwest Division — percentage just four days a week. four days as with a traditional 6-hour, five-day week. his team’s 27-11-6 record. "W e’v ejo t the third period. goaltender Markus Mattsson Tripucka, who strained ligaments with 30 seconds left but Marques points ahead of San Antonio — as “ School districts using the four-day schedule have Most participating districts stretched secondary level some fat cats here. They’ve been Coffey scored at recorded a shutout in his first start in his right knee and missed 23 Johnson was called for a loose ball Steve Johnson led the way with 23 found they can save energy and transportation costs,” enjoying the good life (and) I’ve 15:30 of the se­ of the season. Minnesota led 1-0 games, hit ll-of-18 shots, including a points. Eddie Johnson had 20 points says a report in the Bulletin of the National Association class periods from 50 minutes to 60 and 70 minutes. been a little too easy on them. cond period and after two periods although the 7-point spree late in the third for the Kings and George Gervin 29 of Secondary School Principals. Teachers of shop, art, music, ;icience and physical That’s going to stop.” had a shorthanded Penguins had 27 shots at Mattsson. quarter that gave the Pistons an 88 for the Spurs. “ But, somewhat to their surprise, they have also education all commented on imptvved efficiency in the Eklmonton didn’t know when to instructional process. goal at 7:02 of the The North Stars had three goals in 70 advantage. NBA roundup found that the new schedule offers many instructional stop. Pat Hughes, who scored two third. the first 3:11 of the final period. “ The seven weeks seemed like Nuggets 126, Jazz 118 advantages and the potential to correct some long­ short-handed goals in a 25-second “ Tonight we just decided to go out Ilruins 6, Maple l..eafB 4 seven years,” said Tripucka. “ I get At Denver, Kiki Vandeweghe, standing curriculum and staff development problems.” span against St. Louis Tuesday Fashlontl and play our game head to head,” At Toronto, Rick Middleton, in the flow of a game very fast. Once foul. Milwaukee coach Don Nelson averaging 33 points in his last 13 night, tallied twice in a five-goal GASOLINE CONSUMPTION decreased 22.5 per­ Gretzky said. “ One game really playing in his 500th game as a Bruin, I made a couple of passes and got a ripped off his coat and charged games, hit 15-of-20 shots for 30 first period and Wayne Gretzky cent; electrical, 23 percent; heating, from 7 percent to SpedoBsing Isdusively In doesn’t mean too much. Chicago’s a scored the tie-breaking goal at 10:32 rebound I felt comfortable. The referee Ed Middleton. ’Hie coach points ■ to spark Denver. Alex added two goals and an assist to 25 percent. Substitute staff costs went down because SUNDBRniNO phis-iis* foshlMw fine team, but now w e’re only two of the third period to pace Boston. knee is a little stiff right now, but threw his coat on the court and was English added 29 points for the offset a hat trick by Chicago’s Tom teachers had an extra weekday to take care of personal points behind them (in overall Middleton skated past three Leafs I’m sure it will be OK.” ejected. Andrew Toney missed the Nuggets and Darrell Griffith led Lysiak. and professional business. W h ere fash ion Is a points).” players before beating goaltender Kent Benson, who strained technical but lavaroni hit his free Utah with 22. Paul Coffey added a pair of goals Tax increases to pay for inflated school bills In other games, Buffalo edged Mike Palmateer. Bruins’ goaltender ligaments in his knee and ankle two throws to seal it. Moses Malone had look, not a size. for the Oilers, who notched the most nationwide increasingly make taxpayers both critical Quebec 2-1, Winnipeg and the New Pete Peeters extended his unbeaten days after, Tripucka, also returned 30 points for Philadelphia and Junior goals against Ctiicago since Nov. 26, ,,-and angry. Movements for relief from such bills have York Rangers played to a ^ tie, streak to 20 games despite a hat and added eight points and nine Bridgeman 29 for the Bucks. 1980, when the Oilers beat Chicago led to reduced school tax rates in California and Boston, Minnesota blanked Pittsburg 7-0, trick by Toronto’s John Anderson. rebounds^ N<*ls l20,.ParerH 114 10-3. Boston dropped Toronto 6-4 and Herald photo by Richmond diminising the flow of funds for education. January Bullets coach Gene Shue said he At Indianapolis, New Jersey, led Black Hawks’ goaltender Murray After a year of experimenting with the four-day Calgary defeated Vancouver 6-4. FlumeH 6, Canueks 4 wasn’t concerned about Tripucka. by Albert King’s 21 points, won its Surgery slated Bannerman didn’t offer any excuses schedule, schools also found student absenteeism iSahrea 2, Nordiques 1 “ I was surprised he played as well 11th consecutive game. Leading llSr' DOG WARDEN WITH "KK” AT POUND for his team’s weak effort. At Vancouver, British Columbia, dropped. From kindergarten to 6th grade, it was down At Buffalo, N.Y., rookie as he did,” he said. “ We went over 98 with 3:33 to play, the Nets nearly for Bert Jones . . . ’’Patches” waits in foster home Sales "They played a very strong defenseman Phil Housley and {Cent Nilsson scored three gpals to an average of 25 percent. In grades 7 to 12, there were 23 the players before the game as usual blew the game as Indiana cut the game,” said ^nnerm an. "When the lead Calgary in a game marred by a percent fewer absentees. veteran Craig Ramsay each scored and we didn’t pay any attention to margin to 118114 with 24 seconds ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) - Los Oilers get going, they are a tough third-period fight. After Van­ "The explanation for fewer absences is that the four- at Savings for Buffalo, which outshot Quebec him.” left. Buck Williams added 18 points Angeles Rams’ quarterback Bert couver’s Ivan Hlinka scored his se­ day schedule gives students a weekday free for such ac­ club.” 31-9. The Nordiques have now lost The happiest guy was Detroit and 17 rebounds for the Nets and Jones will undergo surgery Monday After Hughes opening the scoring cond goal of the game in the third Animals await adoption tivities as doctor or dental appointments,” the report four games in a row and are winless coach Scotty Robertson, whose Clark Kellogg paced Indiana with 24 to remove the ruptured cervical disc at 3:57, Lysiak scored twice to give period, a fight between Vancouver’s that has caused numbness in his left said. in their last seven. Michel (3oulet team won only nine of 23 games points. Chicago at 2-1 advantage. Harold Snepst; and Calgary’s Doug arm and hand, the team announced. The experiments thus far have been financially of scored the Nordiques’ lone goal with during Tripucka’s absence. B i i II h 98, Guvnlierx 96 But Eldmonton then scored four Rlsebrough spilled over into the cor­ Those adopting a dog iiiusi pay $5 to make the motivated, say Associate Professor Robert W. Rlchburg %‘ 3:02 left, spoiling Sabres’ goalie Bob “ Kelly gave us a lift on offense Even before it was learned sur­ By Barbara Richmond At Richfield, Ohio, Reggie Theus 30 goals in less then three minutes. Sauve’s shutout bid. ridors outside the dressing rooms. gery would be required, Jones had Herald Reporter transaction legal. And the owner must license the and Professor Douglas D. Sjogren, both of Colorado because he’s such a creative guy he scored 16 of his 30 points in the Charlie Huddy tied the game at The Flames’ Mel Bridgman also dog it it’s 6 months old or more. State University, Fort Collins. JelH 5, Rangers 3 opens things up for the others,” he fourth quarter, including two free admitted his career could be in 10:52, Jari Kurri scored at 12:21, joined in before security guards “ Kristen." last week’s pet, has been adopted by a If you’re looking for a cat or kitten to adopt, then At New York, Morris Lukowich said. “ Benson’s our best team throws with eight seconds left, to jeopardy. The injury did not respond THEY SAID the districts are faced with declining Glenn Anderson added q goal 14 Manchester couple. But Benji’s look-alike is still the person to call is Carol Colburn, a member of Aid scored at 11:02 of the third period to Quieted matters. defensive player and he did a lot of help Chicago snap a three-game to medication and therapy. waiting at the dog pound. to Helpless Animals. enrollments and decreased state revenues at a time when double digit Inflaton is eroding school budgets. Dog Warden Richard Rand calls him "K K .” THIS WEEK’S featured kitty is "Patches.” "After reducing extracurricular activities and He was picked up near the Beacon Hill apartment She’s a beautifui tortoise shell color. She’s a year reducing elective academic offerings and even staff Special Sise* complex on the Manchester-East Hartford line. The old and has been spayed. there seem to be few remaining options to cope with ... 12h-26V5 terrier cross breed is affectionate and bright, an Ms. Colburn said Patches was very thin when financial difficulties.” and 36 le 52 off-white color and appears to have reached its full first seen scrounging through garbage bags and The experiments got underway after the Colorado Hall of Famers reacteidwith style size. cans of food on Summit Street. legislature in April 1980 passed laws authorizing school COATS Also at the pound is a part husky, white and black Aid to Helpless Animals was called and someone districts to try out the four-day week. Iliey were NEW YO R K (U P I) - Two of the With 75 percent of the vote needed nings in World Series competition Fame have offensive statistics that with a white streak in one of-his eyes. Rand said picked her up. She’s in a temporary foister home. monitored by the university’s Office for Rural Ekluca- SWEATERS most stylish players of the modem for election, Robinson, who played (1962) and never having won the are awesome and that worried me a this indicates he might be part malemute. He was AHA has many cats which need homes. U the cats tion. HOUSES era reacted to baseball’s most all of his 23 majorleague seasons Nationai League’s prestigious Cy little.” ' picked up at the com er of Center and Broad streets are old endugh they are neutered or'spayed before, 3 cherished honor in the same manner with the Baltimore Orioles, became Young Award. Marichal, however, It was in the World S e i ^ of 1970 last week. adoption. Anyone wishing to adopt Patches or any SLACKS Wednesday ... with style. only the 14th player in history to did pitch a no-hitter in 1963 and his that Robinson achieved his greatest Anyone interested in adopting a dog from the other of the cats or kittens should call Ms. Colburn DRESSES make the Hall of Fame in his first iifetime 2.89 ERA ranks No. 7 in exposure. At the plate he went 8 for- pound should call Rand at 643-6642 or contact him at 643-8649, after 8 p.m. or on weekends. Brooks Robinson, a clutch hitter START THE who earned his All-Star reputation year of eligibility. He was named on baseball history. 21. including two doubles, two by caliing the Police Department, 646-4555. The dog You’ll be happy to know that handsome Sebastian SKIRTS primarily with a magical glove at 344 ballots (91.9 percent) cast by 374 homers and six RBI, and in the field pound is located on town property off Oicott Street. has been adopts. YEAR OFF ” I won 20 games six times, but YWCA members of the BBWAA. LINGERIE third base, and Juan Marichal, a every year some other pitcher had he lived up to his sterling reputation “ This Is the utmost thing that can RieHT Uglbkickii^ right-hander with more something happen,” said Marichal, by turning several “ sure” hits into pitches than a traveling salesman, happen to you as a player,” said who during his prime could put five routine outs in helping the Orioles ATTHE Robinson, who attended the news were elected to the Hall of Fame by |F« pitches, each from three different defeat the Cincinnhti Reds in five conference with his wife, Connie. the Baseball Writers Association of angies, over the plate with con­ games. He was named the MVP of "So many of the players in the Hall AAAAH offers weekend courses America. Sfi. ' sistency. “ One year I won 26 games the Series. Marichal, who spent 14 of his 16 of Fame were idols of mine growing ( 1 ^ ) but (Bob) Gibson.had that Robinson batted .263 with 14 RBI big league seasons with the San up in Little Rock. When I thought The weekend college program at ting I and II, principles of nutriuon, troduction to astronomy and great season (a 1.12 E R A ). Being in 21 World Series games and hit .348 Francisco Giants, received 313 a W t the Hall of Fame 1 thought it Manchester Community College alcohol and drug abuse, introduction sociological and psychological foun­ number two to (Sandy) Koufax in five league championship series. votes (83.6 percent) to become the was unattainable.” offers busy people the opportunity to to the principles of therapeutic dations of coaching. wasn’t so bad. I consider him one of Although he accumulated 2,848 first player from the Dominican The two men will be officially complete degree requirements rehabilitation and real estate prin­ The cost of a three-credit course the greatest of ail time.” hits, including 268 homers, and was Republic'to gain admittance to the enshrined at ceremonies at while attending classes on campus ciples and practices. is 1101. Classes begin Jan. 21. # n A winner of 16. Gold Gloves for named the Most Valuable Player in YWCA Cooperstown, N.Y., shrine. For the CkMperstown on July 31. once a week on Friday nights, or on Also: Business Law, basic Registrations will be accepted at defensive exceilence during his il­ the American League (1664), in an six-time 28game winner who posted Slugger Harmon Klllebrew mis­ Saturday or Sunday. photography, group theraphy and the registrar’s office Jan. 15,9 a.m. PROailAMt FOR PRCSCHOOLBRB lustrious career, Robinson said he All-Star Game (1966) and in the 243 career victories, the third time sed election by only 12 votes. Convenient for the working adult, techniques, fam ily counseling, in­ to noon and Jan. 18 from 4 to 6:30 CLASH* FOR SCHOOL-AOID KIDS felt his election was a boost for World Series (1970), RoM uan said proved the charm. Minnesota’s muscular first the program allows students to pick troduction to data processing, p.m. For more information call 946- WORKSHOPS, CLASSSS, ^ defensive players. the most' memorable mow aat of his "When I was eligible the first baseman received 269 votes and was and choose courses for personal in­ COBOL I and U, computer program­ 2137. " I certainly think that Brooks career was appearing in his first OROUPS FOR WOMEN tiine I didn’t make it and when I was followed, in order, by shortstop Luis terest and career development as ming, system design, computer If you have an old.photo you’d like Robinson is thought of b est' for World Series game in 1966 against eligible the second time I didn’t Aparicio (252), relief pitcher Hoyt well as for college degree programs. software, English as a second defense,” said the lifetime .267 the Los Angeles Dodgers. to see appear in the Manchester BEGIN NEXT WEEKI make It, but nobody Is happier than I Wilhelm (243), pitcher Don UPI photo Each class Will meet once a week language, introductory composition, hitter, who had 10 straight seasons “ We were facing Don Drysdale Herald, submit old photos to Focus sign up for 2 efoMM, gat Sm 2nd at % prio VERNON am right now,” said Marichal, who Drysdale (242) and first baseman for 15 weeks. improving reading rate and com­ BASEBALL’S NEWEST SHRINE MEMBERS (1962-71) in double figures for home and Frank Robinson and I hit back- Editor Adele Angle. Photos, which VERNON CIRCLE expressed some bitterness last year Gil Hodges (237). It was Hodges’ The spring schedule offers 32 prehension, microeconomics, basic runs. “ It’s a blow for defensive to-back home runs off him. That set will be run in the “ Recognize These • 4 7 - 1 4 3 7 when he was not elected. final year on the ballot. . . , Brooks Robinson and Juan Marichal courses including: Business, science math (no credit), intermediate " players more than anything else. the tone for the World Series and we Faces?" column, will, of course, be 040-4430 "Everybody in my country Is very Maiichal made the Hall of Fame and liberal arts subjects; Accoun­ algebra, general psychologv, in­ Most of the players in the Hall of beat them in four games,” he\(aid. returned. itimiAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASWWWWWWWS excited.” despite having pitched only four in- < Ife - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Jan. 13, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Jan. 13, 1983 - 17 Jets set for Raiders ' . 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“I expect it to be very tough, very SAN AN ltJN10(113) Wednesday's College Basketball Results HEMPSTEAD N.Y. (UPI) - No said All-Pro center Joe Fields. “Joe don’t really pay too much attention. Calgary 051-8 Mitchell 3-10888, Bank88169-1221. By United Press International .Sports one would ever mistake the Los Walton (offensive coordinator) will It’s part of the job. physical. They’ve got a lot of big Vancouver 013-4 Gilmore 3811-1517, Gervin 1380 38 20, East TEE-TOTALERS- Nhncy tough guys who like to hit and so do First period— None. Penalties— Wil­ Moor»28 (M) 4, Dunleavy 5-14 4-7 16, Adelphi 79, Southampton 64 'calendar Angeles Raiders for choir boys. have our game plan in and no fights “They like to talk a lot but I don’t liams, Van, 2:02; Smyl, Van, 8:08;' Willoughby 38 2^ 9. Griffin H 7-0 9, Albany St. 96, Cortland St. 74 Anselmo 191, Gaii Hartzog 184-180- ’The Raiders are proud of their im­ or anything else will affect that believe In getting into verbal we. You have to win those kind of Mokosak.Cal.9:07;Dunn, Caz 7—1, Phegley l4 88 2. ToUls 3782 36-47113. Albrights?, Lycoming 51 (Reinhart), 0:92. 2, Calgary, Beers 3 491,' MaryAnn Zawlinski 177-454, f age as rough and tumble renegades' game plan. Nothing is going to exchanges on the field. I’ve got games if you intend to get to the KANSAS CITY (UB) Allegheny 63. John Carroll 54 (Russell), 1:04.3, Vancouver, Hlinka 14 E. J<4inson7-196820, Nealy81880, ^uTm oreft, St. lo ry 's (Md) 46 Brenda Grunberg 194-485, Gayla and they act the part on the field. bother us.” enough to think about without Super Bowl.” (Lanz, Rota), 1 ;96.4, Calgary, Mokosak i Meriweather44088, Drew 6-13 8012, CW Post 66. Pratt 57 T hursday Butcher 450, Loma Salvatore 183- Jets’ Coach Walt Michaels feels 8 (Jackson. Riseorough), 8:22. 5, Clarkson 50, Rochester 57 ’They led the league in penalties this Fields said Cincinnati attempted thinking about what to say to a guy. Calgary, Nilsson 19 (Russell), 14:43. 8, Williams 7-19 5819, R. Johnson 3-7 48 BASKETBAI.I. 467, Claudette Mertens 480, Mary f his club can hold its own against the 10, S. Johnson 811M 23. Woodson 8-16 3- ColgatefT. Union 46 season, amassing nearly 200 yards to use intimidating tactics against I just concentrate on what I’m sup­ Calgary, Choulnard 11 (Beers, Reinhart), 319, Thompson28387. ToUls 4895 26- Delaware S, GUssboro St. 66 Merry al East Catholic (girls), 8 M cConville 175-177-495, Linda more than any other team, and the Jets last week and the result was posed to be doing.” Raiders. 17:(0. Penalties—Bubla, Van,- 2:12; 34118. Drexel 65. Lehigh S3 1 McDonald. Cal, 3:00; Halwaid, Van, Fairfield 60, Army 55 (OT) Maselli 175-451, Karen Riordan 488, flareups on the field are com­ a 44-17 New York victory in the Fields’ teammates agree with 3:32; Mokosak, Cal, major, 9:31; San Antonio 28 3223 30-113 Friday Shirley Eldridge 176-503, Barbara “If you want to call hitting and nation al h o c k ey l e a g u e Kansas City SB 3126 23-118 HofstraTS, Brown 74 monplace whenever they play. opening round of the playoffs. Tlie him; ■By United Press International Crawford, Van, major. 0:84; Nilsson, (hi, Three-point goals—Dunleavy 2, Wil­ Houf^tonn, Alfr^79 BASKETBAI.I. Seifert 190-476. Fran Misseri 198-501, r being physical intimidation, then 19:48. loughby. Fouled out—Meriweaiher. Total Kean 75, RuUers-Newark 67 Wales Ccmference But that kind of roughhouse play Raiders opened the playoffs with a “I know their style. It’s to be Third pcriod-7, Vancouver, McCarthy La Salle 79, 'rewson St. 78 Manchester at Fermi, 8 Loretta Pazdan 175, Joan Franco you win that way,” Michaels said. Patrick Division fouls—San Antonio 30. lUnsas City 35. East Catholic at South Catholic, 8 brought the Raiders an 8-1 record, 27-10 victory over CTeveland. physical,” said comerback Bobby W L T PU. GF GA 5 (Rota, Hlinka). 4:54. 8, Chlgary, Rebounds—San Antonio 45 (Banks Lowell 66. Central Ckinn. 64 180, Rita Kelsey 471, Marcella Bonin the best in the AFC this season, and “Cincinnati tried that stuff early Jackson. “They like to talk to you, “If you mean cheap shots as in­ Philadelphia 26 12 S 57 UO 132 Nilsson 20 (K onrt^), 7:00.9. Vancouver, Gilmore 11 each), Kansas City 56 (R. M1T71. Thomas 59 East Hampton at Cheney Tech, 8 471, Jessie Williams 191-456, Terry Hlinka 15 (Halward). 17:13. 10, Van­ Johnson 13). Assists—San Antonio 18 ManhatUnSO, FordhamSS (OT) they attempt to move a step closer and nobody took a step backwards,” do a lot of pushing and shoving and timidation, that’s not what this NY Islanders 22 16 7 51 160 135 couver, Lupul 3 (Crawford, Smyl) J7:86. Bdaristn, Wagner79 (OT) Coventry at Bolton, 8 Priskwaldo 179-456, Pat Thibodeau game is all about. I don’t think you NYRangers 22 16 5 « 180 156 (Moore, Dunleavy 6 each). Kansas City to the Super Bowl Saturday when Fields said. “On this team, nobody get into fights. If that’s what they W ashln^n 10 13 11. « 167 157 Penalties—Midiosak, Cal, 8:21; & bla, 33 (Drew 12). Technical-^n Antonio MlllersvtheTB. Lock Haven72 Fermi at Manchester (girls). 8 191481, Ruth Woodbury 184-494, Lou win with cheap shots. You win with Pi^Uburgh 12 25 6 30 136 196 Van. 8:23; Rlsebrough, Cal, 7:25; coach Albeck. A—8,719. McHunouthSB, Pace 74 they take on the New York Jets in a backs away when a teammate is in want, we’ll get into fights, too. Mokosak, Cal, two m aim , 11:83; Rota. Muhlenberg 77. W. Mainland 60 Toutain 180-178-511, Lee Bean 475, good, hard, aggressive football and New Jersey 9 26 9 7 IM U6 BOYS SWIMMING second-round playoff game. trouble. You go to your teammates’ We’re there to play football but if I Adams Division (hi, maior-minor.U:»; Risebrougb. (hi. OneonUTS, Brockportw Manchester at E.O. Smith, 6 Jan Sturgis 182-181-493. , have to fight to win, then I’m going that’s what we expect to see from Boston 26 10 7 50 174 IM misconduct. 11:3S; Snepsts, Van, miscon­ Providence 8B, Seton Hall 72 The winner will advance to the aid. I don’t know if it will be a duct. 11 ;83; McDonald, Cal, misconduct- CHICA(K) (98) Rider 57. American 47 both teams. Montreal 23 12 8 54 201 152 minor, 17:56. AFC championship game next week high-scoring or a low-scoring game, to fight.” Buffalo 20 14 9 40 170 141 Greenwo^28(H)4. Woolrldge8-122-2 Scranton67, Bioomsburg€5 BLOSSOMS- Helen Hathaway “What do I think of when I think of “The Raiders like to put that little Shots on goai-Calgary 9-158-33. 14, Corzlne9-166824, Jackson 282-26, Shippensburg64. Messiah 55 Saturday against Sunday’s San Diego-Miami but you can bet it will be physical Quebec 18 19 6 42 181 187 Vancouver 8-11-14—33. Siena 69. Bloomfield 62 BASKETBAI.I, 181, Marty Bradshaw 183-464, Mary the Raiders?” said quarterback extra in on their tackles. Nothing il­ Hartford 10 26 5 25 146 213 Lester 5-7 M 13. Theus 1^25 8-7 30. winner, with a berth in the Super and aggressive with a lot of Goalies—Visitors, Edwards. Hometeam, Jones 88 88 8, Dailey 0-1 88 0. Slippery Rock 82, Grove City 80 (OT) MCC at Middlesex, 8 Bania 200-454, Janet Hattan 470, Richanl Todd. “Those big black un­ legal, you Understand, but just Campbell Conference Brodeur. A—12,837. Olberding 81 18 1, Higgins (M 80 0. St. Bonaventure 77. G. Washington 67 Bowl at Pasadena, Calif, on Jan. 30 aggressive penalties. They’re a Norris Division ICE HOCKEY Judy Wozniak 461. enough to let you know that they’re W L T Pts, GF GA ToUls S9« 20-25 96. * St. Lawrence 60. Plattsburgh St. 51 23 team that gets a lot of penalties so iforms! They have a lot of tradition. CLEVELAND (96) St. T. Aquinas 90. Nyack 73 Manchester vs. Rockville at BIP, at stake. Chicago 27 11 6 60 195 152 They’ve won a lot of games and they there. But we can play aggressive Robinson 6-118812. Wedman7-1628 Staten Island 79, Jersey City St. 74 / The Jets, who aren’t afraid to mix you know they’re really aggressive. Minnesota 22 12 9 53 185 1» 7 :5 0 have a winning attitude. They have football, too. That’s been our style. St. Louis 14 25 6 34 15B 179 17. Edwards 5-10 3413. Huston 5-7 4814. Susquehanna 67, JuniaU 63 b :- it up themselves, have made it clear But that’s the nature of defense — Free 984 5-7 24. Wllkerson 6-10 M 14. Temple 73, Massachusetts 54 East Catholic at Notre Dame players there who seemed like they We do our share of hitting people. A1 Detroit 10 23 11 31 136 186 that they won’t take any guff from attack, attack, attack! Toronto 10 22 8 28 140 186 Lacey 88880, Hubbard 14802. ToUls Villanova66. Pitt 48 (West Haven), 7 couldn’t play elsewhere but you Davis didn’t invent aggressive Basketball 3984182206. W. Chester 92. Washington (Md) 74 the Raiders. “ An offensive lineman gets used Smythe Division WRESTLING have to give (owner) A1 Davis a lot defense.” Edmoiton 25 13 8 58 243 182 Chicago 21 34.14 29-96 Wash. & Jeff. 78, Case-Western Res. 61 “I know the Raiders’ reputation to it. You get used to getting aeveland 23 2229 22-86 Westminster 66, St. Vincent 51 Manchester at East Hartford, of credit. He unites them, he pulls The Raiders have been listed as 8 Winnipeg 18 20 5 41 170 un TTiree-polnt goals — Wedman, Free. ECHO ice but I don’t think they or anyone else punched in the face, kicked and Calgary 17 21 7 41 182 186 South noon banged around on every play so you *i.am together and they win for him. point favorites. Vancouver 14 20 9 37 155 183 Fouled out—None. ToUl fouls—Chicago AlabamitSt. 90, Bethune-Cookman 65 can get us out of our style of play,” Los Angeles 15 21 5 35 144 177 23, (Heveland ft. Rebounds—Chicago 40 Baptist 71. Campbell 69 (20T) East ('atholir at Rockville, noon (TopTour in each division qualify for ((jorzineS), (^evelandft (Robinson 17). Bethany 83, C^rnegle-Mellon 69 Valley Regional /East Windsor at h o c k e y Stanley Cup playoffs.) As8lste^4^icago25 (Theus 8), Cleveland Boston U. 78, N.C.^ilmington66 NXlTONAiTB/^KETBALL ASSOC. 20 (Huston 5). Technicals—Free, Ed­ Brmngham^uthern 104, Talledega 65 Cheney Tech, II a.m. wednMday's Results By United Press International i M ' - Buffalo 2, Quebec 1 wards. Clhic'ago (Illegal defense). A-^ (^Uwbal01,Elon72 x Eastern Conference 2338. Charleston 57. W. Libei^ 56 Winnlpeg5, N.Y. Rangers5 (tie) Atlantic Division Minnesota 7HPittsburgh0 Fairmont 86. Alderson-Broaddus74 MITE A Catholic W L Pet. GB Fla. International 110, Webber79 rransactions Boston 6. Toronto 4 Two goals by Gregg Tolman were Philadelphia 29 5 JE3 - Greensboro Coll. 74. Methodist 72 Edmonton 10. Chicago 4 Boston 27 8 .771 2M WASHINGTON (100) , not enough as Wethersfield defeated Things I don't tike Calgary 6, Vancouver 4 Haywood 6-15 8-i020.'BalUrd 5-1014 Ciuilford 104, Wingate62 W ednesday New Jersey 24 13 .649 (W Thursday's Games Washington 17 17 300 12 11, Mahorn 3-10187, Grevey 18212-224. Loui8ville91. DukeTB Baseball Tri-City Plaza, 2-0. Mike Russo and (All Times EST) Newberry 56. Edward Waters 52 girls top NewYork 13 21 Jm 16W Warrick 7-12 80 14. Davis 28 1-1 5. No. Carolina 72, BdarylandTl American League — Named Joe Kevin Wiehn picked up assists. Quebec at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Central Division Ruland 682414. Porter80800. Cox 2- There are some items I’ve seen during the course Montreal at Hartford, l35 p.m. 8185. Batton08880. ToUU41831827 Pfeiffer 82, Pembroke 70 Brinkman etjew chief of umpires; Tolman added all three tallies in a Milwaukee 24 13 849 - Radford 98. Eastern 69 of the 1982-83 scholastic basketball season, already, N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey, 7:35 Detroit 19 20 .487 6 100. Richmond 50, George Mason 49 umpire Dallas Parks retired. 3-3 deadlock against Yale. Wiehn p.m. AtlanU 17 U .466 6 DETROIT (116) that personally are found bothersome. They may Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Tripucka 11-18 34 25. Jones 2-7 34 7. Roanoke Coll. 86. VassarSS Milwaukee)— Outfielder Larry Hi­ collected three asists and Ken Hartford Indiana 12 22 J6S lOH S.C.-SparUnburg78. Highpoint57 seem tri'yial and trite to mOst, but are worth men^ T houghts Los Angles at E)etroit. 7:35 p.m. (^icago 12 23 U Laimi^F 48 38 11, Long 812 44 14, sle retired to become a minor Herold and Dave Parisho one each. tioning. Toronto at Minnesota. 8:35 p.m. Cleveland 5 29 .187 17^ Tlioinas 815 28 14. Tyler 810 80 10. Salcm63, W.Va.Wesleyanao 'MITE B Vancouver at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Western Conference Owens 18 08 2, Johnson 813 68 24, So. Carolina 60. The Citadel 56 league and scout. HARTFORD —Playing a strong No. 1 — players reporting to the scorer’s table. ApLENty Friday'sGames Midwest Division Benson 4-10 (M) 8. Russell 82 80 0, Southern Tech74. Berry 62 Minnesota — Traded minor league Windsor defeated United Bank, 4- defensive second half. East Catholic Do you know how many olavers don’t know what Washington at Buffalo W L Pet. GB Wiikes81800, Pterce811-21. ToUls St. Leo 56. Florida Tech 56 pitcher Bob Veselic to Houston for 0, and the Bankers also dropped a 5-3 girls’ basketball team rallied from a to do when reporting in as a substitute? It’s simply St. Louis at Winnipeg Kansas City 21 IS .(U8 — 47-10222-28116. - Virginia 8B. No. Carolina St.BO Len Auster, San Antonio 23 15 .6(B — ' Washington 25 2817 30-100 Wm. Mary 72. E. Carolina 51 minor-league pitcher Rick duke to Hamden. Dan Barry tallied halftime deficit to register a 38-28 incredible. Herald Sportswrlter Ctenver 18 20 .874 5 Detroit 2828 30 30-116 Midwest Ly Sander. twice and Mike Kelsey once for the duke over Hartford Public But true. DalUs 14 21 .400 7V^ Three-point goals-Grevey2. Fouled out AugusburgBO. GusUvus67 losers with Kelsey and Eric Peter­ Herald photo by Pinto American Hockey League UUh 15 21 385 —Warrick. Totel fouls-Washlngton 26. Aurora80. 111. Benedictine59 O lleg e Wednesday afternoon in Hartford. One player from Conard last Friday night ' By United Press InternaUonal Detroit ft. Rebounds-Washington 49 Baldwin Wallace 76. Ohio Northern 73 son picking up assists. Northern Houston 5 30 .183 16^ Central Washington — Named 'The win, the Eaglettes’ second in . plopped down in front of no one in particular at the Pacific Division \ (Haywood 12). Detroit 59 (Jones 12). BowlingGreen74. Toledo67 SQUIRT B W L T Pts. GF GA 'Assists-Washlngton 26 (Warrick 7), CapiUm. Kenyon49 _ Mike Dunbar football coach. No place to go Fredericton 24 11 4 52 180 126 Los Angeles 27 8 .771 — a row following six setbacks to open end of the table. Was he visiting? Was he looking for Seattle n 13 .639 4^ Detroitft (Thomas 10). A—7.112. Cent. MissouriSB. Rockhurst56 (OT) East Carolina — Runningback Windsor had too many scorers for the season, moves their mark to 2-6. a place to stretch out? Maine 21 19 3 45 172 172 Phoenix *23 15 * 6 W Chicago73. Lake Forest63 coach Spencer Prescott resigned to Horst and posted a 6-2 triumph. Ed Manchester High junior Ken Willis finds his path to the basket The second target are the coaches. Coaches make Nova Scotia 20 15 5 45 196 164 Cincinnati 50, Dayton 40 East resumes play tonight against No, he was going into the game. But he didn’t tell Portland 22 15 3ft 6 Diaz had both scores for Horst with blocked by Hall High’s Paul Smith in CCIL tilt Tuesday evening enough abuse. And it appears some are taking more Adirondack 19 20 4 42 177 172 (Golden SUte 15 22 .405 13 Coe46.Cornells? (OT) assume same position at Temple. HCC foe Mercy High at the Eagles’* anyone. He didn’t say Tm going'in’ or ‘Substitute’ Moncton 15 25 3 33 144 175 UTAH (118)' Concordia 75, St. John's (Minn)63 Eastern Illinois — Named Al Steve Blair, Joe Conrad and Vic . at home. Sherbrooke 13 M 3 29 151 183 San Diego , 9 ft 343 19 Denlson56. Ober)in54 at Clarke Arena. Silk Towners, suffering through a dry spell Nest at 8 o’clock, ^ ib lic dips to 4-S or ‘Reporting in.’ He said nothing. He also didn’t go W^nesday's Results WilkinsM05815, Poquette8181-217, Molde football coach. Hurtuk picking up assists. 7 It seems some well-meaning adults have taken Southern Boston 139, (lolden SUte 117 Schayes 4-10 3811, Green 4-10 4812. Elastern Mich. 89. Ball St. 75 that’s seen them drop five straight, fell to the Warriors, 73-51. with the loss. where he’s supposed to —to the official book —i.e. Rochester 23 14 5 51 194 173 Findlay 77. Defiance 62 The Engineers came back to to ^ upon themselves to pick up the receiver and twist New Jersey 120, Indiana 114 GrlfHth 11-ft 08 22. Eaves 58 34 13, Slippery Rock — Named Bruce ’The homestanding Owls had a 10-8 the home club’s scorer. Herthey 24 16 0 48 161 144 Phlladelima 122. Milwaikee 121 Anderson8167-1019. Eaton28185, Franklin64, Transylvania 62 (OT) BoUver associate athletic director. Middlesex, 2-0, as Scott Wynott and the dial seven times and express themselves late at BalUmore 19 18 4 42 183 189 Heidelberg 61. Mt. Union 51 lead at the turn and 1815 advantage New Haven 18 19 4 40 158 158 Chicago9B. Clevelandft Winlams24 084. ToUls 47-1112482118. Blair scored. Hurtuk collectelf^an This was not the first time , and definitely won’t night." Detroit 116, Washington 100 DENVER (126) 111. Wesleyan78. AugusUna72 (OT) University of San Diego — An­ at the half. The Eaglettes came out St.Catharins 18 23 3 39 180 190 Indiana Central 62. Wabash 50 be the last, something like this has been witnessed. Binghamton 17 20 3 37 156 186 DalUs 112. San Diego 110 ^ English 11-197-729. Vandeweghe 1580 nounced the resignation of football assist. Or in the early morning hours. Kansas City 118. San Antonio 113 0830, Issel8172-220, McKinney2828 Lincoln Christian 86. Principla 72 strong in the third canto, outscored A Hall substitute Tuesday night showed improved S^ngfield 16 23 3 35 190 179 Lorasft, Wl8.-Parkside58 Coach Bill Williams. Avon tacked a 4-3 defeat on Horst. Unfortunately, however, much of the time the Wednesday’s Results Denver 1ft, UUh 118 6, Dunn 87 1-2 11, Evans 5-9 28 12, Tribe wrestlers Public by a 14-2 tune, to take a 29-18 technique. He shouted from Uie end of the bench, Thursday's Games (Sondrezick 14 08 2. Kelley 18 80 2. Loyola (III) 82. DePaulTB Koullmll Diaz and Steve Chagnot recorded coaches are not home to accept the greetings and Adirondack 5, New Haven4 (OT) edge into the final eight minutes. ’Going in.’ That’s better,'but Incorrect. He has to be (All Times EST) Hanzlik(MO80. Robi8ch4-7l810. Ray Miami (Ohio) 84. Western Mich. ® Chicago (USFL) — Signed kicker scores for Horst with Blair getting a salutations. H ersh^ 4. Springfield 2 14082, WillUm8l8082. ToUlsS6-100 Michigan®. MinnesoU 58 "We played a strong second half at the table to be acknowledged. St. Catharines8. Moncton4 CHeveUnd at Milwaukee, 6:30 pjn. Missouri 91. Northern Iowa 62 John Roveto to a one^year contract pair of assists and Jeff.Grote one. And its the coaches’ wives who have to listen to Seattle at Phoenix, 9:10 p.m. 1818126. defensively to hold Hartford to one Coaches have to shoulder most of the blame. Rochester?. MaineS Friday’s Games Utah S » 8 3 7 -U 8 Missouri-Kansas City 61. Peru St. S3 and comerback Dennis Bishop of SQUIRT A the profanity. Thursday's Games Muskingum 66. MarietU SB basket in the third quarter,” said They should, in the pre-season, give a mini-clinic on New Jersey at boston Denver 3130 43 22-lft Illinois. Wethersfield blanked Fogarty’s two-point losers That’s great; that’s marvelous—that’s downright Adirondack at Binghamton New York at AtUnU Fouled out—None. ToUl fouls—UUh 8, NE Missouri 90. Iowa Wesleyan 78 East Coach Donna Ridel. what to do upon going into a game. Then some of Moncton at Fredemton Chicago at Indiana Denver 29. Rebounds-UUh 61 (E^ton NW Missouri 70. Lincoln 68 Washington (USFL) — Signed run­ Oilers, 5-0, and Oilers bowed to En­ disgusting. St. Catharines at Nova Scotia Golden SUte at Washington 14), Denver41 (EnglishS). Assists—UUh Northern 111. 71. Central Mich. ® Liz Palmer had 13 points and 7 the gaffes seen might be eliminated. Baltimore at Springfield Notre Dame 78. Canisius 47 ning back Craig James of Southern field, 4-1, and completed the all­ How about cleahing up the act? Friday’s uames PhiladelphU at Detroit 19 (Green?), Denver34 (English9). A— NEW BRITAIN - Forced to give pound class before Jim Frallicciardi steals to pace Blast with Carolynn No. 2 — sportsmanship. Denver at DalUs 8317. Ohio U.68. Kent St.® Methodist to a multiyear contract. losing week bowing to New Miford, Maine at Binmamton Ohio WesIeyanSB. Wooster® up a forfeit and minus two varsity took a decision in his 140-pound bout. DelSignore and Daria Lupacchino Do you realize how little there is left? Baltimore at Rbehester Houston at San Antonio 2-2. Jason Oatway scored the lone adding 9 and 8 markers respective­ Kansas City at San Diego Otterbein®, Wittenberg® starters due to injury, Manchester It was downhill, however, This observation is directed towards the Portland at Seattle Rose-Hulman79. Washington (Mo)» goal against Enfield with Jason High wrestling team was nipped by afterwards with the hosts taking the ly. ’The latter pair combined for 13 cheerleaders moreso than spectators. Spectators Bits and pieces Quebec 0 0 M SE Missouri 78, Mo.-St. Louis® Pellagotto assisting. The latter and Buffalo 101-2 NEW JERSEY (120) SW MissouriSB. Western Illinois® homestanding New Britain High, 31- next five matches. New Britain took rebounds. Martha Barter and Beth pay their two bucks, or whatever, and feel they Manchester High and EUist Catholic — and First period-1, Buffalo, Housley / MILWAUKEE (121) M. JohnMn8142-28, B. Williams?-!! St. ThomasTB, St. Olaf 64 Rod Gray drove in goals with Sean Johnson81812-1222. Catchings(M)(M) ^ 4818, Dawkins 81181 IB, Birdsong 812 Wilmington 71, Bluffton ® 29. Wednesday evening. the last two bouts by pin, each worth Caffrey turned in strong defensive have the right to do anything within reason. Cheney Tech for that matter — are all having (Selling. McKegnerK 3:43. Penalties- 0816. Cook 485813, King 181318 U. Malone assisting on one. efforts for the Eaglettes. Lapointe, (^.8:28; Hunter Que,9;92; 0, Cowens8122814. Moncrief^l9810 Youngstown St. tt, Cleveland St. 51 The loss drops the Indian matmen six points, to take the match. That’s not completely true.... shooting woes. The Indians missed eight layups in O ^ . Que,ll:44; Playfair But. 14:16. a. Ford 482810. Bridgeman 12-1758 Walker 14 44 6. Gmlnski 38 38 9, Southwest PEE WEE A Valerie Neal pumped in a game- Second perlod-None. Penalties-Moller, Elmore 34349, FIoydl8082. ToUls E. Ontral Okla.87. John Brown® to 1-3 for the season. Two of the Sophomore Billy Prignano and But cheerleaders, those Pillars of ‘good the first half against Hall Tuesday night and 29, Mokeidii 18882, Pressey598810, 49882283120. Scott Sartor’s two goals led Multi- high 16 points for the Owls. sportsmanship’ who are supposed to lead by exam­ Buf.5:SS; Wesley,Que,7:43; P.SUstny, U8terM082, Criss2808< Mlx828 Houston 54. Texas Christian 51 reversals were by two points or less. Steve Patarun took jayvee matches probably missed that many in the final 16 minutes. Que, 14:06. INDIANA (114) Langston 1®. Bishop Coll. 98 Circuits to a 4-2 decision over Manchester next sees action Satur­ for Manchester. East Catholic (38) - Bearse 0 82 ple, apparently have decided to follow the crowd’s 00. ToUls 46812981121. G. Johnson 8102412, Kellogg 1820 48 The BUigles had to equal that number of misses Ihird period^, Buffalo, Ramsay 8 PHILADELPHIA (122) 24, H. William88126816, Carter81038 Nlcholls St. ffi. Texas-San Antonio ffi Wethersfield. John Worden and day at East Hartford High at noon. 0, Revellese 1 81 2, Barter 2 85 4, leadership. from in-close in their setback to Hartford Public. (Peterson, Follgno). 1:04. 3, Quebec, Schoene 28 (M) 4, lavaroni 68 7819, Oklahoma 104, Oklahoma City ® Bruce Skivington added tallies with Goulet 27 (P. Stastny, M. SUstny). 16:58. 15, Duren 18 (M) 2, Slaughter 38808. Results. 100 —LaFlamme (M) Ciaffrey 1 81 2, DelSignore 4 1-4 9, Malone 7-Jt 168038 Cheeks 8112814. SlchUng 58 80 10. Knight MO 38 13. SW Louisiana ffi. E. Texas St. 54 Manchester started the evening When opponents are on the foul line, the norm has You can’t put your finger on any one specific item Penalty-Paiement. Que. 6:29. Toney 816 11-12 7t, Jones 38 28 8, West Steve Mazec, Dan West and Dan sup. dec. Griffin 20-3, 107 -^Wysjss Palmer 5 87 13, Coulombe 0 0-0 0, Byrnes 18284. C. Johnson 4-7 2410. REC- Dick Roach 140-389, John by taking the first two weight become either loud voices or banging /kicking tbe but possibly the crosstown neighbors are trying too ^ t a on goal—Quebec 2-2-5-0. Buffalo Richardson 8158018, McNamara M 80 ToUls 4587 2280114. Loyola (Calif) 74, GonzaaaTO (OT) Arcenas collecting assists. (Ml pinned Buichiras 2.34, n'4>. Lupacchino 4 0-0 8. Totals 17 4-20 38. 144M1. 2. Edwards08880. 'ToUls 4280 38-45 Sea Pacific51, Trinity Western® Maiorca Sr. 148-137-383, Bob Smith divisions with sophomore Rich bleachers to make a disturbance. That’s to ‘help’ hard. Feathery touches, required to get the roll of Goalies - Quebec, Bouchard. Buffalo. 18. New Jersey 30392130-120 Seattle 77. Cent. Washington ® Goal by Arcenas was all Multi LaFlamme taking a superior deci­ -Beloin (NB) WBF. 121 Hartford Public (28) - Stone 0 0-0 the good guys. Indiana 25253331-114 143-380, Lanky Waickowski 141-379, the basketball sometimes, are virtually non- Sauve. A-11^. Milwaukee 8293621-121 Three-point goals-Slaushter 2. Fouled needed to blank Enfield, 1-0, with sion at 100 pounds and junior Aaron —LeTourneau (M) pinned Calvo 0, Neal 8 81 16, Spence 0 Od) 0, What happened to silence? exlstant. PhiUdel^U 8283131-122 out—None. Total fouls—New Je rs^ 21. Art Johnson 137-375, Roger Labrie Mazec assisting. . Cooper 4 0-0 8, Carroway 2 0-0 4, Edmonton 5 2 3—10 Fouledout—Lister, Jones. ToUl foula- Weiss a pin at 107 pounds. 1.25, 128 —Grady (M) dec. Corduro' What the crowd does, and bow it behaves, is up to Elach layup attempt seems to be a Ufe-and-death Ml)waukee34. PhiUdelphlaft. Rebounds Indiana ft. Rebounds-New Jersey Sd (B. 375, Bob Schack 150-373, Walt New Milford spoiled the week by Henry 0 80 0, ’Thompson 0 0-0 0, Chicago 202—4 Williams 17), Indiana 44 (Kellogg 14). The Indians were then forced to 5-3, 134 —Cimino (M) pinned Roser- those in the stands. situation with most of the cagers. Maybe if they Firsl period—L Edmonton Hughes 29 —Milwaukee 40 (Johnson, (Etchings 10 Assists-New Jersey28 (C^k6),Indiana Maynes 138-371, Bill Zwick 138-370, trimming the Circuits, 3-1. Wordon forfeit the 114-pound match, and do 1.04, 140—Frallicciardi (M) dec. Frister 0 0-0 0. Totals 14 81 28. But apparently some of the cheering has gone out (unassisted).______3:87.2, Chicago, icago, LysiaLysiak 16 each), PhiUdelphU 41 (Malone 15). 27(H. Williams?). A-3,060. Ken Cromwell 366, Jim Jackson 359, learned to relax a little bit the efforts would be (Sutter. Crossman), 5:53. 3. Chicago,:agi Assists—Milwaukee 30 (Johnson 10). tallied for Multi with Brian White that proved to be decisive later. Dagkowski 6-3, 147 —Mals (NB) of cheerleading. more rewarding. ^siaLysiak 17----- (Crotsman, ^Preston). *stoi 8:26.4, ‘ " PhiUdeIphU21 (Toney6). Technicals— Bill Pagani Sr. 145-358, Ken Osborne assisting. The Silk Towners swept the next pinned Moore 2.42, 157 —Morrill There’s plenty of booing from those who, in the Sometimes being intense results in being up­ _____Edmilonton,___ Huddy , 13 (Coffey, 'X- Lumley), Milwaukee coach Nelson (ejected). 356, Bernie Goodin 355, Dick PEE WEE B four weight classes to open a 29-6 (NBl dec. Gaskell 6-0, 167 10:52.5. Edmonton. Kurri 25 (Gretzky, Cowens. A—16,199. GOLDEN STATE (1171 Young Indian past, didn’t. tight... , Jackson). 12:21.6. Edmonton. Anderson Short 12-254429, L. Smith 24 004, Soccer Lessard 140. Regal’s trimmed Enfield, 6-5, in a lead. Mike LeTourneau, senior co­ -Mc-Namara (NB) maj. dec. Iterris Boo to them. There is no timetable in finding a replacement for 20 (Unesman, Messier). 12:35. 7, SAN DIEGO (110) ^ Carroll 14-M 812 37, Romar 28 28 6, free-scoring duel. captain. won by pin followed by a 15-5, 187—Musray (NB) pinned Hall No. 3 — parents who put the blame on others. former Manchester High Football Coach Mike Sim­ Edmonton. Hughes 21 (Jackson, Hunter). Clumberx M 1411. T Cummings U-M Brewer 1281 48 ft. Uoyd 1-1 80 2, ANTIQUES- Joan Colby 131-355, 13:36. Penalties-Linesman, Edim 7:08; 94 is, Anderson 8-lS(M) 16, Hollins 10-19 Brown 38288, Conner 1-4 (H) 2, Engler Five Regal players got into the decision triumph by Tim Grady 1:38, Unlimited—Schanenzky (NB) matmen win When a.close game is lost, tbe first target are the mons, who resigned following tbe 1982 campaign. Savard, Chi. 7:06; Boschman, Edm, 00X1, Hodges 10-19248, Brooks 9424 08800, D. Smlth81282. ToUls 4789 Viv Bayer 342, Kathy Williams 159- scoring act with Dave Molin setting Mark Cithino won by pin in the 134- pinned Cruz 1.53. officials. Admittedly, whistle-tooters have not There is a two-nuui search committee, consisting of 13:30; Huddy, Edm. 16:90. 9, WoodHTool, WhiteheadM002. ' 2386117. 382, Sally Anderson 125-340. Cathy the pace with a pair. Mark Peter­ drawn complete admiration from here much of the Second period-S. Edmonton. Gretzky SmlUi24044. ToUls 5149 9-UUO. BOSTON (139) MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE Kosciol 133-367, Pat Copperthwaite NEW BRITAIN — Manchester Dick Cobb (athletic director) and Jacob Ludes 38 (Hughes),3:41.9, Edmonton. Coffey DALLAS (lU) Maxwell 38 3-4 9. Bird 7-11 38 17, By United Press International son, Rob Ciraco, Sylvian Beaudoin High freshman wrestling team time. But there’s been enough good officiating seen (principal) to tab Simmons’ successor. To date, 17 (Messier, Anderson). 15:30. Penalties- Aguirre 144104 95, Vincent 7-10 2419, Parish 1480 58 S3, Buckner 812 0016. Elastern Division __ 128. Helen Reid 129, Louise Webb and Todd Lariviere. Dave Yamarik Boschman. Edm. minor-major. 0:05; P Cummings7-I05419, DavlsS4248, Ainge 812 28 20. McHale 48 4-4 12. W L Pet. GB —Including this yjear — and yet when a loss is suf­ Cobb reports seven applications have been ’'Archibald 7-101815. Henderson 48 OOB, 127, Irene Pisch 137, Marybeth John­ came up with two assists. topped the New Britain High frosh, Lodzlk, Chi, minor-malor. 0:(»; Coffey. Blackman 8-14 9-1124, Thompaon 04 04 Cleveland U « 'S , 2818, Wednesday afternoon at the fered the first ones blamed are the officials. received. Edm. 1:18: rox. Chi,8:96; Fraser, Chi, 0, Nlmphius24044, Ranaey 14042, Carr 28085. Tillis 18284. ToUls 5986 son 134-126-384, Barbara Callahan The Clothiers trounced Yal, 14-2, 2087139 Baltimore 12 ♦ ^ ^ loser’s gym. 14:05; Feamster, Chi, 19:54. SpanaAel24444. ToUla 44-77 2249112. Chicago ' ^ m s'* 348, Alice Richards 151-144-413, with Jim Burke, Dave'Yamarikm Catholic skaters Third peiiod-10. Edmonton, Gretzky 87 Golden SUte 33 33 20 31-117 Bulfalo 8 6, ® > San Diego 5 2 S 5 t!iS Alice Sartwell 340, Fran Doyon 125- Dave Chatsky, Tom Robinson, (Coffey. Kurri), 0:S. 11. Edmonton. Dallas *!®*i®^r**? j Boston 43 25 39 32—139 New York I® ^ ® Jeff Allen and Dave Molin each Sean McCarthy and Frank Hoher LinesmanU (Messier), 1:25.12, Chicago, Three-point gosls-Aguirre 2, Fouled Three-point goal—Carr. Fouled out— MeS.]lhls 343, Evelyn Monite 132-126-354, scoring two goals. Lysiak 18 (Preston, Sutter). 2:13. IS. out—None. Toul foula^n Diego 26, None. ToUl fouls—Golden SUte 21. Pittsburgh 5 10 233 7 Robin Mdorhouse 349, Arlene St. won by pin for the 2-2 young Indians. Coffey 18 (Hunter, Huddy), 7:08. 14. DslUs 17. Rebounda-San Diego 40 (T. ^ t o n 17. Rebounds—Golden SUte 32 Western Division PEE WEE B 2 Next match is Wednesday against ChicMo. Feamster 1 (Preston, Sutter), Cummings 10), Dallas 40 (V l«^81. (Carroll 10). Boston 46 (Parish 13). Pierre 145-357, Sylvia Osgood 125- Fish Realty blanked Columbia. 1- top Rockville, 7-3 UConn's Toner new proxy Assists—(xolden SUte ft (Romar 10). 5:95. Fmalty-Anderson, Edm, 5:96. AssIsU-San Diego 991 Brookf 12), DalUs Penney, Itoton 36 (Buckner 9). A—la820 Phoenix W > ^ 349, Cindy Arel 139-355. 0. on Chris Mahoney’s score. Shota on goa^E^monton 14-8-11—83. 32(DavlslI). A-4419. San Diego ^ ‘ij. Chicago 15-7^-31. Kansas City J » BANTAM A BOLTON —With an overwhelming game was lopsided,” Mannix said. Goalies-Edmonton. Moog. Chicago, St. Louis 6 • ^ 2 HOME ENGINEERS- Paula Bannerman. A-18.K8. Two goals off the stick of Tim edge in the shots department. Blast East had a 1-0 lead after, one Golden Bay t w ^ » Burke 190. Diane Cote 178-180-532, Martin and one each by Greg Strict academic standards rulings Los Angeles , * Shirley Eldridge 177-200-534, Helen Catholic turned back Rockville period on a goal by Dick Freni, Fans may be dry Winnipeg" 212-6 Wednesday a Result Manhoney and Rob Monaco led Pur­ High. 7-3. in ice hockey action assisted by Mike Keeler. ^ NY Rangers 212-5 B a sketb a ll New York S, Memphis 0 Eaton 175-456, Dolores Kelly 180-452, dy to a 4-4 tie with Wethersfield. Firs! period-1. NY Rangers. Da. Thursday’s Games Aileen Sweeney 180-459, Toni Caye Wednesday evening at the Bolton at Cards’ opener Maloney 7 (Kontos, McClanahan). 1 :Q9.2, I No Games Scheduled) Assists went to Kyle Bockus, Scott Steve Jacob deadlocked it for the F iid » 's Games 175-462, Alyce McArdle 184-176-511, Ice Palace. may hurt low income schools Winnipeg, Hawerchuk 20 (Lukowich), Taylor and Chris Voislne 6 apiece to Wilcox, Brian Frawley and Mark Rams midway through the middle 1:31. 3. Winnipeg, Small U) (DeBlois, SENIOR (AllTimeiEST)f All IIIIIC* , P atty Westine 200-508, Elaine The victory lifts the Eagle icemen ST. LOUIS (UPI) - A city or­ Maxwell). 5:114. NY R a n m . FoUu 7 pace the Nets while Dan Langer’s 5 Golden Bay at Cleveland. p.m, Cichowski. to 82 for the season while the loss session before the goals from West dinance may prevent the St. Louis (Pavelich, Baker). 13W. Penaltlea- Donato’s Lounge outlasted Kansas City at Memphis, 8:» p.m. Welnlcki 182-454, Cathy Bohjalian SAN DIEGO (UPI) - The Tbe proposals, which were passed markers were best for the Lakers. New Milford notched a 4-0 win dips the Rams' mark to 4-4. and Maxim occurred, h ^ lp n ’s goal Cardinals, owned by Anheuser- University of Connecticut, took over Spring, w{n,4:08; Babycfa, Win, 15:31: Pagani’s, 10M8, and Irish Agency Chicago at St. Louia, 8:» p.m. 184-495, Barbara Higley 180-516, over Purdy in another game. was a pretty one, Mannix noted. executive director bf the NCAA has easily and which will take effect In NYR, team. < served by Lelnonen), 17:11; The Lakers downed the Bulls, 31- Baltimore at Phoenix, p.m. Phyllis Heritage 186-475, Janet 3 East's next outing is Saturday Busch, from selling beer to fans as president of the organization Pavelich, NYR, 17:30. outgunned Green Hardware, llft.110, Keeler fed Pat ^ r r e tt breaking denied reports that mostly black 1986, require high school students to 20, and the Knicks topped the night against defending Division I attending the season’s home opener Second perloo-5. Winnipeg. Mullen U Wednesday evening at Bennet Dakin 480, Evelyn Anton 459. BANTAM B down the middle and he sent a pass colleges were angered by new rules score a 700 on the SAT college en­ (Lindftrom), t : w . 6, NY Rangers. Rockets, 24-18, Wednesday at champ Notre Dame High in West on April 5. Toner moved up a step from his Rogers 21 (Lelnonen, Da. Maloney), Junior High. Somers had too many weapons to Maxim. The latter, with several requiring higher acadmic stan­ trance exam and carry a “C” Mark Pieflea had 34 points, John Mahoney Center. Haven at 7 o'clock. 'The prospect of a “dry” baseball job as secretary-treasurer and 19:41. Penalty-Babycl^ 4:00. A1 Smith and Greg Scott bad 8 and CUNLIFFE AUTO- John Fox 193- for Reed and the result was an easy dekes, was able to elude Royal and dards for student-athletes. average in academic basics, such as Third period—7,1 ^ Raiwers. Allison? liusa 26, Tom Meggers 22, Mike Pdr- The East win over Rockville was game for the defending World Series replaced outgoing president James (Duguay,Do.Maloney), :24.8, Winidpeg. 7 points respectively for the Lakers 462, Scott Smith 157-437, Phil 11-0 win. The Construction crew was put it into the empty net. ' “Since yesterday I have talked to English and science. do IS and Joe Cambria 11 for an enjoyable one for Eagle Coach champions causes city officials to six or seven leaders of predominate­ Frank. MacLean 18 (Babych). 8:M. ^ NY while Mike Flynn played well. Eric Foreman 157-422, Chris Plumley 152- also bldnked by Enfield, 7-0 but Bill ^ n n ix as he vividly recalled shudder. “Baseball without beer? Bangers, Allison 8, (Do. Maloney, \ Donato’s. Wait Adamy nqtted 21 ly black institutions and none of Critics said the stricter Rooualainen), 10:13. 10. Winnipeg, Lazarin had 8 polnta and Mo Moriar- 419, Don Logan 418, Joe Tolisano managed a 2-2 tie against Avon with two losses to the Rams a year ago. Eric Rivers scoretka powerplay Unthinkable,” said a spAesman for Frank, president of Lincoln points, Ben Pagani 18, Charlie goal, on a 5-on-3'situation, for them has said anything to me,” scholarship requirements would LokoWich 17 (Hawerchuk, DeBlois), ty 4 and Tom Carroll played well for 161-404, Jim Moore 403, Don Steve Gallagher and Steve O’Neill "It was very pleasing beating Mayor Vincent Scboemehl. The hurt athletes at low income schools, University, said in bis farewell ad­ 11:01. Penalty-Nicolson. NYR. 10:91. Russo 16, Fred Thomas 11, and Rico McAllister 400, Pat Irish 158-399, Rockville to make it 82 with 24 Walter Byers said after 0 » N(^AA ShoU on goak-WUmlpeg 12-0-18-31. NY the Bulls. Andrew Marsh sank 8 scoring goals. Fred Brunoli Rockville. They handed us two tough problem is an ordinance that mostly black, because the quality of dress that maintaining a hl|^ level Thomas and Charlies Moore 10 tallies and Keith Wolff 6 and Derek R a d f ^ g l Craig Coleman 394, Pete Wojtyna collected two assists and Steve seconds gone in the final period. But convention adjourned Wednesday. of integrity in college qw rts was the Rangers 1821-12-4S. apiece for Pagani’s. Robert Lee losses last year and I felt we prohibits the sale of alcoholic “The dAisions made on tte floor education available might not be Goalies—Winnlp^. Soetaert. NY Ran­ Gaston played well for the Knicks 169-XM, Dan Vignone 390, Eteve Galiacher one. Windsor whitewashed Maxim,.on a powerplay, scored with biggest Usk tbe NCAA faced. gers, Mo. A—17,w. pumped home 41 points to pace the, ■TV deserved a better fate then,” Man- beverages during hours polling were made by the delegates,” Byers good enough to equip them to score while Mike Bottl, Kevin Collettl and Castagna 151. Reed in another start, 3-0. nix said. an assist from Paul Roy. Maxim places are open. A city election is Irish side followed by Shorty Davis completed a three-goal hat trick, said. “There was a full exchange of 700 on the SAT a ^ survive college Minnesota. 108-7 Mike Castagna were best for the The Eagles weren’t to be denied' scheduled for April 9.- courses. ’The highest score on tbe John Davis, faculty-athletic Pittsburgh OOOHO (31). Carl Hohenthal (IS). Pete assisted by Keeler and Roy, with views. It was conducted in a most represenUtlve at Oiegon SUte, was First period-1, Minnesota, Ferguson4 Romano (14) and Jim Kuta (12). Rockets. this time as they launched 60 shots SAT, a two-part test of verjiql i (Eaves. OUas),8:04.Penaltlea-RobM, West and Roy adding insurance orderly manner and I don’t know approved by the delegates to John NiUirash popped in SO points, MIDGETS on the Rams’ cage. Only the anything about relationships that math skills, is 1,600. Min.5:0l: Boutette, Pit.9:08; Hakanss- superlative play of sophomore net- markers. succeed Toner as on, n t . 11:17. Bill Eller 23, Steve Chotiner 10, Jeff Getting eight points from Dave TONIGHT have been breeched.” S e c ^ perlod-None. Penaltlee-None. 7tl7 • NHLi Whaler* v». minder Dave Royal, replacing the secreury-treasurer. Gott 18 and Ed Beadle IS for Berube, the 76ers topped the Celtics Tim Heaney tallied the final goal Byers said be knew more black Byers said tbe image of Third period-2, Minnesota. Mac Adam Canadies, WTIC ♦ injured Dan Rencurrel, kept Hisle to instruct, 8 ( B a ^ . Ferguson),0:40.3. MinnesoU. Hardware. Tuesday night at the Mahoney NOTICE with 15 seconds left for Rockville. conventioneers than the reporters athletics had suffe^ re. The convention also approved now BeUowsl5(Hartaburg, Young), 3:14.4,' Center, 30-12. Craig Hemstead 7i30 • NHL: Bruin* v*. Nor- Rixkville close. because of allegations that MinnesoU, SmlW 18 (RoberU, Frieet), scout for Brewers did and said he did not sense “fric­ vice presidents for the throe MIDGET turned in a fine game for the dique*, Channel 38 Two goals in a 8second span, by The Hams had 16 shots on the academically uqprepared athletes 1:11. 8. M ln o i^ . Hartsbure 7 (Far- Annual Meeting Maneheeter Midget Foot­ tion and animosity.” divisions of the NCAA. Owen guson), f MhmaaoU. A yna 21 Over at the Y, the 76ers outscored winners, £)arey Page and Steve 7 t3 0 - B askethulli U IH ^ fo rd v*. Ken West and Don Maxim, snapped Blagle cage. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Out­ were brought into college to Black educators Tuesday told Norroll of Michigan State was «rYount),8:47.7.MiooasoU.---- -Ti---- nsinnaaoM, aucAoanif MacAdam 7 the Bullets, 25-llL and the Neta Bldwell were lM»t in defeat. Sl.MIrhaeP*, WINF ^ ball Aaeodatlon, will be held 7:30 p.m. a 1-all tie and propelled the Eagles. fielder Larry Hisle, who has been generate money and publicity for cboo«He>repreaent Division 1: the fFariuaoni. I5:a. PenalUat-RoberU“ -nalUat-RoberU. reporters In the lobby of tte San IliD.I:^: C i e ( i ^ , Minjnajor-minor,n, major-minor, overwhelmed the Lakers, 424. Bucks outlasted the Spurs, 18-16, 8:.30 . Boxingi Tale va. Sullon, I Wednesday, January 19th, 1983, at “Those two goals were a big boost Mannix was pleased with tbe work trying to shake a shoulder injury the school without getting an educa­ DIvM m n poet was filled ^ Edwin Diego convention haU where the ll;B; Oilas, Min. major tl:l2. Graham, Shaun Brophy bad a dqran points as George Utta, Eric Stanizzi and Taylor v*. M ullins, ESPN American Legibn Hall, 20 American for us. Uptil then Royal had of Maxim, moved to canter from since 1979, has agreed to become a NCAA annual convention was held tion. Lawreiice,Cbeyney State (Ai.); the Pit, major-minor, II:1S; BuiUrd, Pit, 9 • NRAt SiiperSonlc* vs. Suns, major. 11:12: PUti. Min, tt:ll. and Chris Gagnon 4 to lead the 76ers Eric Vogel stood out. Dave frustrated us and you could see we defense, and Freni on the blueline. special instructor in the team’s this week that they would consider In other acUon before the NCAA Division III vice president Is Legion Drive, Manchester, Conn. were getting frustrated. Except for SnoU on foai-MionaaoU 4-10-lP-a while Greg Brown (6) and Dave Gallagher hooped eight points for USA Keeler also made his presence felt minor-league system and a scout, pulling their scbMls out of the wound up lU three-day meeting, Kenneth Weller, Central CniUa . PIUabnrghil-14-13-4D. the Spurs with Marcus Mateya’s 11:30 - Baskelltalli Colorado vs. Royal keeping them in there, the for Blast with four assists. John Toner, athletic director at the (Iowa). GoaUw-MiiinaoU, Matlfun Plf.»- Abare (3) led the' Bullets. Jeff the Milwaukee Brewers said today. NCAA. hinb,Dioa.A-T,1M. Cappello had 12 points and Mike floor game outstanding. KunsuH'Slale, ESPN ^ /J i’‘£W.*wrr5 -it'./J—

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Appliances included and ‘'Of Removal Of My Office tur« m Every Room, paridng for two ca n . No pay. Please apply at Con­ fffuginadie Firuncing fm High service, custom made fur­ SALE tinental Cuisine InrtFned Purchaier niture, colonial reproduc­ METAFRAME woodtone pets please. $$25 per To: ‘ 20 gallon aquarium with Restaurant, 1095 Main 646-Z01O, MR. NORMAN tions in wood, 9 varieties of month. Security required. 1979 Ford Courier Pick­ 315 East Center Street Street, Manchester. 649- hardwood 'and veniers matching stand and 6464786. up, 4 cyl. 9M0< (Darts Buldling) 4675.- NOW IN STOCK. Call 649- aq'Ualogy pow er filter. 9658. Price $60.00. pO l 742-5287. 1978 Chryular LeBargn LLOYD ELLIOT ROY KITCHEN Help wanted •••••••••••••••••••••••• $89eO< MIRROR top dreasing Tax Consultant with experience. Apply at □ BUSINESS RooSng 34 1070 ^ d Thiindarbird Vic’s Pizza, 151 West Mid­ table, M6-00- Telephone and SERVICES .6494131 after 6 pm. EAST HARIfORD- Five • 9709. dle Turnpike, Manchester. BIDWELL HOME Im­ 643-4723 provement Company - rooms. Heat. Walk to Pratt FOR SALE - Chevy three & Whitney. Flrat floor. The above can be seen COUNTER Help wanted Service* OHered 3i Roofing, aiding, at W 918 Main M. KIT'N’ CARLYLE™ by Larry Wright for flexible hours during alteratioiu, addltioaa. 6 0 - ■peed standard transmis­ Parking. $450 monthly. 1------week and weekends when REWEAVING BURN 6495. sion, all synchro, one Security deposit, 742-1800. needed. Apply: Donut Inn, HOLES. Zippers, um­ owner in very good condi­ 3 Meadowbrook Plaza, brellas repaired. Window □MISC. POR 8ALB tion. $80.00. Cafl 649-U27. ] three BEDROOM Tfuetka far Solo 61 Route 44A, Coventry. 742- shades, Venetian blinds. Duplex, very clean, Mow COMC iT ’5 7722. Keys. TV FOR RENT. SNOWBIRD two stage ' appliances. $450 plus G.M.C. PICK-UP, four HoueeMd Ooode 40 snowblower, 12 inch patn, 5843 atilities. No children. speed, insulated cap, runs COLO iN M e R e ? Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. DENTAL Assistant 3-4 649-5221. good1 condlUon.con $75.00. Cali Seenri^ and referaocei. good, covered wagon days. Orthodontic office. USED M9417S4. 8IP-7IS7.______nuck, camper, flat bed, 16 A cozy cap and warm for office, Herald Salary commensurate with BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - REFRIGERATORS, dickey are easy to knit; ft. trailer nlank, four experience. 649-7222 Concrete. Chimney WASHERS, RANGES - SNOW B lo w e r, runa. just right for chilly days. klANCHESTBR - 4Vk room wheel. 8t3-3m. $50.00. TelephoM 6434387. apartment. Heat included. between 9 and 12. Repairs. “No Job too Clean, Guaranteed. Parts No. 6848 has knit dtrec- Small.” Call 644-8356. & Service. Low pricea! tions for eet. Two car parkinj Ndnea OP wsaouiTioN IMMEDIATE Openings, B.D. Pearl 4i Son, 649 Main TEN GALLON g la u tank, ananoffliL m o. overseas and domestic, Street. 641-2171. cheap, $10.00. VSefar flah 2132 NotlM it kZNbjr ijiva panmnt rseitaitzMl to C.O.S. 8m . S l - m i z i tbit $20,000 to $50,000 plus a or is auo equipped for ger- A dwlinx bsek-bnttonwl ODD JOBS and deliveries zaasezaer FOUR ROOMS - Central. ARANDBE, INC., a CaaoMtlciit year. Call I-(312)-9M-7053, up to 48 cubic It. Call 843- FROST Free blls, has wheel, barrel, pinafore haa a ruffled- eorpantkn bzvtin Its prizeliMl water. 6494W. Heat, appUancea. Married Ext. 2340A. refrigerator/freezer, H cn. trim bonnet to nOT^wsiwilMe pile* ol b z ilu u la Boltoo, ft. Coldspot, $150. Q. B. llli hM pattern Umrci{,N.r.l0OM couple, no children, no CofiMctkut hu bam dlMolvzd by SuDOcrihon..- to m e o f Heavy duty clothes MAHOGANY Core door Md dl^lone for Sizes peti. AvaUable Febniary rcfobitkn zdaptad by Us Board d CELEBRITY CIPHER washer, $100. Both never used, 18” x 80” , 2 -8 ^ ineluelve. SSlJfSU tt."* K . 6494190.______Dtneton and Stadiholdan ai of CaM>t)y CIpiMr ofyptogrinw m OTMtod from quolMlon. by linwus iMSgls. P M excellent. 649-M78. $15.00. CaU 6 tS «U . 8PTCIAL: Over 209 ze- Doaombor IS, in. pndpfwnl. Each leher In the cipher eiaiide lor pnoilw. Todtr'reluKOwqu^t*. egbse-UL’S lectionz and a FREE MANCHESTER - Five AU eradlton, U uy, ora oromod BOYS.MOCKEY skatM„ Section in the room apartmunt, aacond to praaaat ttwir datau zazbMt mid ALBUM. Jnat $8.99. oorporotloo ae or balara April IS, Name, “ VCMNJ MWAVTX UTVA VUP OMQQ ArSelee lor Solo 41 Bauer cballengeri, oim floor. $So pIna utUltlas. tin, or Ibirooflir bo btrrad as year old, good condltioii, ■awBartsJtucu ’ CaU 6494379.______pratidod by SoeUm IU7l(d) of A d d rese. sixe 5. $2$.(». CaU 6464IM tbo Oomactlczt OoMrol Statatoo. UMCFPC VUMX PKPX NUCTA FOUR ROOM, first floor a t y . after Spm. np aaims ahoold b« promatod to natald. natoWS