« - MANCMKSTKK lIKK A U ). \\ ciliirMl.i\ . Jiiii l»K4 COURT OF PROBATE, DISTRICT OF ANDOVER MItc. tor Sale 63 Pets 6$ Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks far Sale 71 NOTICE OF HEARINO ESTATE OF RICHARD FRANCIS O'BRIAN Advertise in T h e u : Pursuant of on order of TABLE LAMPS — For I'M BANDIT, a loveable, 1976 AMC HORNET Hon. Norman J. Preuss, Bank 1979 CHEVY MALIBU Judge doted January 20,1984 Cut your own taxes: MMH ‘watch’ watches MHS hockey living room or tamily long haired male cal. I'm WAGON — Air condition­ a hearing will be held on an H e ra ld —"The room. S40 a pair. Please black and white, with a Repossessions ing, automatic transmis­ CLASSIC SPORT COUPE application proving that let­ call afler 6pm, 647-8305. black mask around my sion, powersteering, root — V-8, automatic, power­ ters of administration Issue Adjustments to Income the homebound’s safety loses its first FOR SALE rack. Good condition. steering, a/c, AM /FM , to Ralph Rambus os admlnls- C2ommunily Voice eyes. Call 342-0571. 1900 DodQP CoU «3S00 trotor, as per application on •Must Sell! Best offer. Call vinyl top. Call 643-2880. file more fully appears. It Is KENMORE ELECTRIC 1970 Ch«vroi«l Camafo *4500 649-1266. ORDERED, Thot said ap­ ... p a g e 2 ... p a g e 13 ... p a ge 9 SEWING MACHINE — Musical Items 66 1076 T-Btrd *tooo Remove mineral buildup plication be heard and deter­ Since 1881." With floor cabinet, pro- 1966 Ford Mustang *tooo from your teakettle by mined at the Probate office tesslonallv serviced. S95. The above can be seen 1974 DATSUN, model 610 In Bolton, 158 Bolton Center — 4 door, economical, pouring In half a cup of Road, Bolton, Connecticut, Call 643-5697. ELECTRIC GUITAR, at SBM white vinegar and one In sold district of the 2nd day 913 Main St. dependable. Good condi­ of February 1984 at 2:00 NOTICE OF LEGAL NOTICE Montoya Les Paul copy. tion. No rust. $1050. Call quart of tap woter. Heat ANNUAL MEETING OF THE TOWN OF ANDOVER, CT. o'clock In the afternoon, and UNITED WAY OF VARIETY OF WOODEN Very good condition. 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS 232-9487. to rolling boll and let that notice of the pendency of The Board of Tox Review With case. $90. Call 649- MANCHESTER. INC. will meet on February 6,1984 CHAIRS. Beautiful WAGON — V-8, auto­ stand for one hour. Pour said application and of the The Annual meeting of the 7662. out solution, fill with time and place set tor o hear­ from 7:00 - 8:30 PM , on Fe- Houseplants. Must Sell! matic, PS, radio, roof ing thereon be given to all members of the United Way bruorvB, 1984 from 7:00-8:30 Cheap. Private home. rack, positractlon, de- L E T YOUR newspaper water, boil again and of Manchester, Inc., will be PM and on February 11th discard. heirs at law; namely the next held on February IS. 1984, at from 10:00 - 11:30 A M at the In 30s today; Call 649 6486. ' togaer. Good snow - ski­ help vou keep fruit iars of kin whose nomes and Manchester State Bank, 1041 Town Office Bldg., School Manchester, Conn. Automotive ing - hill - climbing vehi­ sparkling clean and whereabouts ore unknown, Main Street, Manchester, at Rood, Andover, CT to hear by causing a true copy of this 4:30 P.M. The meeting Is held cloudy Friday Thursday, Jan. 26. 1984 cle. Call 643-2880. sweet smelling. Wash order to be published In a grievances relative to prop­ GLASTER BAY COAL Misc. Automotive 76 for the purpose of electing erty assessments. STOVE — With blower. jars, dry completely newspaper having a circula­ new Directors, accepting — See page 2 Single copy: 25C Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 then'put a large piece of tion In Manchester, Connec­ Persons wishing to tile a Completely equipped. committee reports, and such complaint with the Board 1970 COUGAR XR7 — newspaper Inside the ticut. Said publication to ap­ other business as may prop­ Call after 6pm, 646-5808. pear at least once on or be­ mov secure an appointment Mmlh Original owner. Best erly come before such meet­ for the meetings by calling iEanrbatpr lar and put the lid on. fore the 27th day of January offer. Call 643-1678. ing. the Town Office Building 742- 1974 TOYOTA CORONA The paper will absorb 1984. David J. Tarstenson, 7305. Additional meetings BE 'TA N ' In winter - any moisture. Let a Doted at Balton, Connec­ — 4 door, 4 speed. Body ticut this 20fh dov of January President will be scheduled If neces­ SUNLAMP. Only used good shape, runs well, classified ad In your WINTER SPECIAL — 1984. UNITED WAY OF sary. tew times. $25, in store - new engine parts. $2000or 1974 RABBIT — Running newspaper find a cash Sharon B. Preuss, Clerk MANCHESTER, INC. Edward M. Yeomans, condition. $800. Call 649- B A TTER IES , $29.95. Ri­ 041-01 Choirman Sell tor only $12. Coll best offer. Call 646-9589 buyer for most any­ ley Oldsmoblle, 345 Cen­ 040-01 1609 after 2pm. Board of Tax Review 649-0832. after 4pm, ask for Mark. thing you haye for sale. ter Street, Manchester. 039-01 Rebels join Teacher award: REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK to isolate 6% hike ______B y Sarah E. Hall Herald Reporter president A three-member binding arbi-

featuring. By Steve Hagev his house, demanded the lifting of percent across-the-board for the m im United Press International more than 100 emergency decrees next two years, assistant superin­ enacted by the Gemayel tendent Wilson E. Deakin said this s & m ■ BEIRUT, Lebanon — Lebanese government. morning. NEW LISTING Moslems closed ranks in opposi­ "The decrees issued in 1983 ^ , J The award is less than the 8.5 M percent sought by the Manchester A Colonial Cape tion to U.S.-backed President constitute a violation of legal and Amin Gemayel, isolating his go­ constitutional laws, the demo­ Education Association, but the 227 Valley View Rd., Manchester union will receive the full dental Ju5l 6 years young nnd like new* In a gieal area loo' With lour bedfoonis. *87,900 East Hartford vernment as new fighting erupted cratic parliamentary regime and 2’^ baths. Ilf St llcof family room with fireplace Tnis home is economical to in.suranee it wanted, Deakin said. heat with gas hot water furnace and 18" of altic insulation E«tra storage m in the mountains and in Beirut's (are) a dictatorial control,” Salam the basemen* and irvthe 2-csr garage Cali for addili.Tnat 'nformatior and "This is the first time ever an appointment $115,000 southern slums. said. Lovely 7+ Room 3 bedroom Colonial in After months of relative silence, But Roger Sheikani, information arbitration 0anel has accepted the Sunni Moslem leader Saeb Salam and justice minister, said "the administration's offer on both excellent condition inside and out. Rec joined Druze and Shiite Moslem government did not issue the 161 years on .salary," he added. critics of Gemayel, accusing the decrees except in affirmation of its He called the settlement a minority Christian government faith in the future of the nation and "satisfactory .compromise," but room has large cedar closet, bar, sink, said he wonders if the majority of iss Wednesday of using emergency its perpetuity," the official news stove and refrigerator. New walnut powers to set up a "dictatorial” agency said. teachers would prefer the dental rule. Salam, citing a 56-page study to plan to a higher raise. cabinets in kitchen. Large screened-in Salam, patriarch of the Sunni support his demand for the with­ UPl photo union leaders and school community and a former prime drawal of the decrees, said they superintendent James P. Kennedy Colonial porch, private, beautifully landscaped minister, also called for Christian "support unacceptable and incred­ P resident R e a g a n a ck n o w le d g e s a p - are Rep. W illiam B ro o m fie ld (left), w^ere awaiting written verification 591 Adams St., Manchester sects other than Gemayel's domi­ ible personal dictatorships." plause as he leaves the House chamber R-Mich., Sen. Howard Baker (right), i„g „„ j, corning. But Picture yourself m this eight room lour bedroom Colonial In the winter nant Maronites to be included in Until Salam's harsh attack on en|oy the crackling fireplace located in the living room, and in the summer back yard. after his S tate of the U n io n A d d re s s R -T e n n ., R ep. Jim W rig h t, D -T e x a s , and Kennedy did note that his recom- imagine the kids splashing in the back yard m groundpool Other features attempts to end Lebanon’s sectar­ the government, the Sunnis, tradi­ include ? lull baths 1st floor den 2-car garage and more See it today ian strife. W e d n e s d a y night. A p p la u d in g R eag an o ther co n g re s sm e n . mended 1984-85 school budget must 182.500 tionally the most influential sect of „ undergo substantial changes to ' We can help you become a Salam’s complaints coincided Islam, were not directly involved 'REALE' PROFESSIONAL! with artillery duels between the in the rebellion against Gemayel ■■■ ■ accomodate the settlement's Call 646-4525. and ask lor Oan. Lebanese army and Druze gunners by the rest of Lebanon’s Moslems. D. W. FISH REALTY GO. in the Shouf mountains overlook­ Two weeks ago, Druze leader RG89^^ Off©rs COncilistion D.F. REALE, INC. Manchester 243 Main SI. Tel: 643-1591 ing Beirut, and battles between Walid Jumblatt accused Salam of proposal, leaving a surplus. But Real Estate Vernon Circle Vernon 872-9153 government troops and Shiite siding with “the ruling Gemayel 17S Moin St . Manthtilrr. Cl B ■ ' ■ __ there is "nowhere near enough" 646-4525 militiamen in the capital's south­ family,” branding him a “traitor.” ern suburbs. Jumblatt Tuesday demanded Ge­ Sporadic shooting between mayel resign, saying he would in politicdl union message Shiite rebels and the army con­ refuse to join the president in any ■ said, so the rest of the budget may tinued into the night, with several new negotiations on Lebanon's By Robert M acKav speech Wednesday night — to work can Marines from Lebanon before ^Under *^the* new contract a rockets exploding near govern­ future. United Press International immediately with congressional the 18-month deadline Congress beeinnine teacher with a bache- ment positions before the fighting The latest denunciations of the leaders on a "down payment plan " agreed to late last year. lor'rdegree w'ill m^ $16 110 in died down, the official National government came as two days of W ASH IN GTO N ■*- President to cut the federal deficit by $100 Reagan, wearing a dark suit and 1984-85, compared to $12 496 this News Agency said. relative calm in Beirut were Reagan, declaring America "too billion over the next three years. ,.^.(1 tie, was interrupted by ap- year. Starting salaries were There were no reports of shattered by the clashes in the 156 E Center St great for small dreams, today Reagan planned to begin selling plause more than 40 times. A boosted more than the others by casualties. Shouf and the capital's southern sought to work with Congress on his program today during a prolonged standing ovation cutting off the bottom three steps Manchester Salam, in a news conference at slums. his election-year agenda to cut one-day. campaign-style trip to greeted Reagan's arrival and on the salary schedule Deakin huge budget deficits and build a Atlanta to address a rally spon- marked his departure. said lEYlfislB. perm anently manned space sored by the Amway organization. But reaction to Reagan's speech The maximum teacher's salary MANCHESTER $55,900 Real Estate station. was divided along predictable w ^ b e raised to $31,070 next school Reduced' Just the two o* you'^ Consider owning this charming 4 room Becker to leave MMH Sounding every bit like candi- his third State of the Union address Democrats challenging y ^ r , up from $29,313 now. Ranch in evcellerit condition tdenlly located in quiet rosidentiai area this MANCHESTER — 43 FOREST ST. date for re-election, Reagan told a J" House chamber to an Reagan's optimistic view of the ' a teacher with a bachelor's homeleaiurps2bedrooms livingrooniandhath. newly redone wilhextra O n eof the original Cheney Estates. Sound & Quality Construe* 646-2000 insulation, wallboard & windows Don t misS this value Call our Manches- joint session of Corigress >n his audience of lawmakers, Cabinet economy and Republicans enthusi- degree and five year's experience lr‘i oMii-n lor mnr/. d< t.hls 643-4060 tion Impossible to reproduce at the asking price First floor fea­ emergency department at the tures Ig. entrance, foyer w/open staircase, living room, family This fall, another department State of the Union address; It is and other administration officials, ' supporting him. - will make about $17,300, Deakin room, dining room, den, modernized kitchen & lavatory. Se­ chief at Manchester Memorial hospital, will retire Feb. 1. time to move forward again, time the Supreme Court and'members oe-.u-.n .icn said, while the following year, the cond floor has four bedrooms. 3V5 baths, sitting room w/fire- Hospital will quit his post — Replacements have not been tor America to take freedom s next of the diplomatic corps. Not so *n nis speten, Ktagan also same teacher would make $20 990 MANCHESTER place 5 interesting unreplacable fireplaces, rear staircase from chosen for any of the three. MMH «tcn traditional was the seeurilv that addressed the people of the Soviet samt itaviiti wouiu maxe »zu,auu, kitchen, large cellar ideal for hobbyist or handy man 2 car gar­ bringing to three the number of MT. RD. age. Asking $195,000. top-level staff who’ve left the Deputy Director Michael Gall- •'America is back - standing shrouded the C apitol-the tightest Union directly, telling them a n m u tts^r's percenr'hi^^^^ hospital in less than a year. acher has been acting in Kenney’s tall,” thepresidentsaid. "America security since World War II - Americans are^ built-in incrernem" in i984-85, and See this exceptional new U&R Contem­ place until a new executive direc­ Hospital spokeman Andrew is too great for small dreams." spawned by fears of terrorist your government wants peaee. g 3 including increments porary that offers a cathedral ceiling tor is hired, probably around the Reaian issued a call to pursue attacks. there will be peace. - in m v o r T h X S " ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ family room right off the kitchen, formal Beck confirmed reports Wednes­ end of February. day that Dr. Frederick P. Becker, “ four great goals" - steady Reagan took note of the increase Although seeking cooperatio^^ will also pay for "full basic dental type living room, large dining room, 3 A special search committee is economic growth, exploring the in terrorist attacks across the with Congress in cutting huge ^.overage" for teachers and their chairman of the Department of screening candidates for the top "next frontier - space," streng- world - like the bombing that budget deficits, Reagan reiterated itucners and tneir bedrooms, 2 baths and many more fea­ Pathology, will retire next executive's job, and will present its thening traditional values, and killed 242 Marines in Beirut — and his opposition to tax increases. "I'm never satisfied with vvav J' » October. tures that you will like. Situated on a top choice to the hospital Board of buildingh.iiiHino a9 "mo->ninariil meamnglul nn-ir-npeace. " said saiaintuniituauiies the United States " must mu-sinuiuc not be Instead, he asked for nivino a constitu- him th.. ..'be binding "r arbitration process MANCHESTER $79,900 treed lot, priced at $134,900. Call us and Becker declined comment. Trustees for approval. Reagan, who is expected to driven from our objectives or lonal c m e n ^ Why p^y rent when you could be collecting it This spacious 2 Family Butterfield is helping hospital (585) With 2 bedrooms living room, dining room, separate utilities and 2 we will show you through. Edward M. Kenney, longtime announce his re-election bid Sun- peace in Lebanon by state- said he was pleased that process is car garage m convenient lucation is a super investment ai a very afforda­ MANCHESTER “HIGHLY PROniABlE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY” executive director of MMH, re­ administrators to choose his own day night, offered - in keeping sponsored terrorism. He indi- spending bills t^hal now must be arbitrator reoresenting ble price Take adv-mtage of this eKcellent npportiinily ('all for an ap- A 6 room, 3 bedroom Cape complete with fireplaced living Large Rooming House in Business successor, who, Beck said, proba­ poinimeni 643-4060 room, wall to wall carpeting and freshly painted inside and out. signed Jan. 1 to assume the same with the conciliatory tone of his cated he will not withdraw Ameri- signed or vetoed as a whole. administration, one represent­ Zone with office space suitable for bly won’t be named until late A great starter home in a convenient location. This one is priced position at Greenwich Hospital. ing the teachers, and one neutral to sell at $64,900 Real Estate, Attorney, Insurance, Dr. Robert Butterfield, chief of the February either. m etc. In excellent condition, located _ _ _ . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ party made the final decision. U&R REALTY CO. R EA LTY W ORLDo — Frechette Associates FREE 497 Buckland Road. P 0 Box 623 close in. Very well maintained. Low MARKET South Windsor C T 06074 ____ maintenance, insulated. Assuma­ Mastrangelo, citing regret, 643-2692 Bus (203) 644-3481 f n ^ ^ the administration for having logo REAL ESTATE SERVICES e v a l u a t io n ble Mortgage. 223 £<•! Center SI.. Manchester 643-4060 V Robert D. Murdock, ReaNor IREAUY WORLD. f.c n e<6c* u>arp«n(7»n(ly owned «n0 OOW.'M to binding arbitration in the first ______$149,900.00 resigns hisS housing 5 post pLice. At cl \It4A representative 2 have been possible had the other By Kathy Garmus said. “ God bless you all — it's been when anyone came in to register to ''‘-'sponsi- Herald Reporter wonderful." vote. hie and a little more reasonable. D.W. FISH REALTY CO. Mastrapgelo's announcement Mastrangelo was born in New *' shouldn t be as.sumed that OF Housing Authority Chairman saddened o ther a u th o rity -York City and graduated from the one uses binding arbitration just I I 243 Main SI.. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon Pascal Mastrangelo Wednesday members, who voted to accept his Stewart Technical School in New , J .1; night announced his retirement resignation with regret. York City with a degree in aviation plained, no teat'her contract talks 643-1591 872-9153 after nearly 20 years with the "To get somebody to fill your .mechanics. He w o rk ^fo r Pratt & ''' Man^chester nave been settled 6 authority. shoesisgoingtobeadifficulljob," Whitney Aircraft in ^ s t Hartford through mediation since the lavv "I am sure you must know that I a u th o rity m em ber R icha rd from 1935 to 1967 in the Quality mohaating arbitration after a do this with regret, ' said Mastran- Schwolsky said. Review Department. I'"’ ® I'/” * was enacted gelo, who has been chairman since FilzPatrick said that Mastran- M astran gelo's r e t ir e m e n t ^ I believe the mediation offer PRIMER RD. NEW HOMES SCARBOROUGH RD. Raised Ranches being built similar to the above picture! Gracious 3 bedroom home with 1st door family room, 1973. He said "unexpected duties at gelo has helped a great number of leaves two vacancies on the ^ 2'h baths, fireplace, full family room, garages, deck and 1'6 baths, llreplace plus 2 heating stoves, screened in home” forced his his retirement, people over the years. Housing Authority. No one has yet Manenester teachers, Tognalli a great location near Keeney St school! 90’s patio and more! which becomes effective today. "You can certainly be proud of been appointed to replace Alice ''■rote in a uecemher M LA new- Mastrangelo's post will be as- the term you had," he told Fagan who died in November. u; released to the Herald sumed by Ada Sullivan, former Mastrangelo. Carol Shanley. executive diree- Wednesday I i vice chairwoman of the authority. •■Re will be deeply mis.sed by all tor of the Housing Authority, said me newsletter went on to claim Authority member John FitzPa- the citizens of Manchester," said she did not know when two new while negotiations began the trick was nominated vice chair- William Desmond, a member of anpointments would he made. asl week in August, the admims- man Wednesday night. the Cheney National Historic Dis- • tration did not make a first salary Mastrangelo, 81, was appointed trict Commission and Democratic •••••••••••••••••••••• oHer unti October — unless you to the Housing Authority in No- Town Committee. “ I don't know cal zero percent an offer, Tog- vember 1964. At that time, the who in Manchester can fill his l n « i d p T o d a V ‘ The union's first authority had only 100 units at shoes the way he has done, ' I l i a i U C I U U O y request, he said, was 12 percent. Westhill Gardens. Desmond also praised Mastran- 74 pages, 4 sections W h ^ asked to comment, Deakin Today there are 200 units at gelo's efforts to organize the ■‘“ " 5' ” ogna»[s allegations were ASSUMABLE 7'/^% MORTGAGE Westhill Gardens. 76 at Mayfair Democratic party in town and A?eiTowns 20 " " '“""ded. He said the final ASSUMPTION CHURCH AREA UPl photo Great financing plus a modernized 2 bedroom home 6 attractive rooms with llreplace, 2 lull baths, anda12x Gardens, 80 at Spencer Village and called him "M r. Democrat. ” Business...... 2i-22, 24 mediation offer made by the board Recent heating system, roof, kitchen and bath! Re­ 12 deck. Must be seeni 60's. ERA BUYERS P R O TE C ­ 172 Section 8 units, Mastrangelo Mastrangelo retired from the Classified...... 22-23 was the same as the arbitrated duced! Low 50 s TIO N PLAN. ^ ★ RIGHT PRICE * Coventry $96,900 Executed In Florida said. And, he added, the authority Democratic Town Committee at Comics...... ]8 salary settlenient — "and if he $57,900 Manchester ★ ROOMS TO SPARE owns seven buildings and has been the end of December, after 41 Entertainment...... 14 (Tognalli) is insulted at that, the BLANCHARD &JtOSSETTO, INC. For this unique 3 bedroom Colonial. Mainte­ Spacious 4 bedroom Colonial with large for­ Convicted murderer Anthony Antone, the oldest man on granted $1.2 million for housing years on the committee. obituaries ' ! ! ' ! ' ^ b wasn't." ^ REALTORS nance free exterior and new roof in 1981. mal dining room, den and parlor. Four work­ Florida’s death row, wipe^ perspiration from his face rehabilitation. At the time, he said that when he opinion....!!!!!!^...... 6 The average teacher s salary "I think that the Housing Author- first came to Manchester from Peopieiaik !.! !...... 2 ' “wn is $23,000," Deakin 189 WEST CENTER STREET Good size first floor rooms with a very con­ ing fireplaces, 2-car garage, plus an in- during a press conference at Florida State Prison. venient location. You won't beat this value. ity of the town of Manchester has New York City in 1935, the Sports...... ’ -'2 said. He said that the average pay (Corner of McKee) ground pool. Lots of charm. Antone died in Florida’s electric chair at 7 a.m. today. done a lot," he said. registrar of voters almost auto- Television >6 raise over the contract s two years 646-2482 Story on page 7. "Tonight is my night to go,he matically wrote "Republican " ••••••••••••••••••••.•• — two years ago, teachers won an » ■ V.4 3tv*»r'.io»» Ift S oorf»4»nl -innii'il rsiiitp A MANCHESTER HERAlLD^^ursduv, Jun. ’26. 1984 — ? t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Jun 26. 1984 Did you move In *83? T Pets In elderly housing? MHA will survey tenants first Bv Kathy Garmus were-opposed to allowing them in Schwolsky said that if people ing dogs. which would have allowed pets in are available. Adjustments to income Herald Reporter elderly housing projects because were responsible and took care of state-assisted elderly housing pro­ Once you've figured your income, you should of possible damage to the units. theirpets, “thenldoh’tthinkyou’d PETS SUCH AS CATS and birds jects statewide, encountered oppo­ IN ibThE^R^USINESS. Ms. determine what, if any. income ad)uslments you The Housing Authority Wednes­ “I’m a pet lover. I have a house have a problem.” However, it is Would pose fewer problems, he sition. The state is seeking two .Shanley repoHed that the Housing are eligible lor This is the first step -- and an day night put off a vote on taking full of animals,” said Executive not always possible for people to be said. municipal housing authorities to Authority had been granted 30 part in a pilot program allowing Director Carol Shanley. “But I home to let their pets outside, he “Should we punish thpm (resi­ allow pets In - elderly housing additional Section 8 units, bringing powerful tax reducers important one — in whittling down your tax liability. pets in state-assisted elderly hous­ think it would be very wrong to said. dents) before a crime?’/ he asked. projects for a two-year Trial the tot/l number of ?ueh federally- ing. Authority members said they bring animals into housing for the Authority Chairman Pascal FitzPatrick said that pets have period. assistM units in town to 172. wanted to survey housing resi­ proved to be therapeutic for Let's say that your old job was 10 miles from your There are eight adjustment items. They are; elderly.” Mastrangelo said he also was Schwolsky said two years would Action 8 tenants pay rents no By Robert Metz dents first. Ms. Shanley said it was hard opposed to allowing pets in the elderly people who live alone. be enough time to measure poten­ greater than 30 percent of their Newspaper Enterprise Association home. Your new job must be at least 45 miles from ’’Why force it on the people?” However, authority member' tial problems of a statewide pet (Seventh of 14 articles) your old home for a moving expense adjustment. So, if — Moving expenses. enough for people who live close elderly housing complexes. income authority member John J. FitzPa- together to get along, and animals Mastrangelo said that if only 25 Ada Sullivan said that because the bill. Applications were taken Jan. 4 you moved within a city, you might not qualify. — Employee business expenses. trick asked in calling for a survey. program is a state program, the But when FitzPatrick asked him Moving expenses Were an important item for many The time requirement varies according to your ' would only compound the problem. of the 200 units at Westhill Gardens for the new units and 126 people — Payments to an Individual Retirement Account. Had the authority voted on the had dogs, "Then you sure are going authority probably could not pro­ if he would “be willing to be one of applied, she said. Ninety-five Americans who-found new jobs in 1983. employment status. If you are an employee, you must — Payments to a Keogh retirement plan. . matter Wednesday^night, it proba­ hibit certain types of animals. the two housing authorities,” Moving expenses are one of several categories of a be employed full time for at least 39 weeks during the AUTHORITY MEMBER Ri­ to have a problem.” people remain on the section 8 — Interest penalty on early withdrawal of savings. bly would have opposed participa­ chard Schwolsky agreed. It would However, FitzPatrick said he The pets program was estab­ Schwolsky said he would not. waiting list, she said. powerful tax reijucer, adjustments to income. first 12 months immediately after the. move. tion in the program. Several lished through a compromise bill The authority plans to take up Adjustments to income are taken from gross income If you are self-employed, the time periods are — Alimony paid. be not just the pet owner who would wondered “if there isn’t a middle Ms. Shanley also said that there — Disability income exclusion. authority members said that al­ have to live with any damage, but of the road.” He suggested partici­ passed by the General Assembly the issue again at its Feb. 15 are 218 people on the waiting list to determine one’s adjusted gross income. doubled. That means that you must have, been though they loved animals, they last year. The original "pet bill,” employed for at least 78 weeks in the two years — Deduction for married couples who both work. other tenants as well, she said. pating in the program but prohibit­ meeting, after results of the survey for elderly housing. TAX TIP: The adjustments are particularly immediately following the move, with at least 39 of important if you do not itemize because you can claim those weeks occurring within the first 12 months. adjustments even when you use the zero bracket After these adjustments are made, you can e it^ r itemize PZC receives application amount. TAX TIP: You may deduct your moving expenses if deductions or take the zero bracket deduction. the time test has not been met by the date your' 1983 TAX TIP: Those who do itemize should also do return is due, if you expect to meqt the time test for an Manchester adjustments to income carefuily. They reduce employee by the end of 1984, or the test for thb expenses can be claimed. Either total all out-of- can be charged. The selling expenses can be used to adjusted gross income, the figure setting the medical, self-employed by the end of 1985. But if you then fail to pocket expenses for gasoline,’'oil, repairs, parking and reduce the gain, if any, on the sale of the first in Brief Burkamp tries for restaurant again casualty and charita­ meet the time test by the deadline, you must report the tolls; or claim 9 cents for each mile driven. If you residence. The purchase expenses can be added to the purchase price to increase the cost basis of the newly ble expenses one can moving expenses claimed as income for the year in claim mileage, you may also claim the actual cost for No reaction to speech By Kathy Garmus Burkamp a special exception for the of the approaches.” Burkamp plans a 5,000-square foot deduct. which you did not meet the test. parking and turnpike polls. purchased home. While the same dollars cannot be Herald Reparter restaurant, but the decision was used twice, the taxpayer can apportion the figures and The studies were conducted Dec. 20 restaurant with a seating capacity of The rules say that if CUTXOUR • The cost of house-hunting trips made after you The Manchester Herald dutifully set out today reversed in December by a Superior and Dec. 22 during the peak afternoon 175. A restaurant of that size would you moved to a new TAX TIP: Under extenuating circumstances, the obtained your new job, but before you moved to your use them to his greatest advantage. For example, to find out from Manchester’s political town Manchester Mall owner Kenneth C. Court judge who ruled that the because of the $3,000 limitation, it is possible that not liours. , - require at least 150 parking spaces 2 location during 1983 time test can be waived. These circumstances are: new place of employment. Such costs include chairmen today how they reacted to President Burkamp has again applied to the commission did not have an adequate OWNIAXES all of the selling expenses on the sale of the home could The engineering study estimated under town zoning regulations. He has because you were You lost your job, and it was not due to willful transportation; meals and lodging for you and your Ronald Reagan’s State of the Union Address. Planning and Zoning Commission for a traffic study when it approved Bur­ that the restaurant would generate an said that four restaurants have ex­ transferred by your misconduct; you moved a second time in a transfer family. You all don’t have to travel together, or even be claimed as a moving expense. You may include The effort came to naught. special exception to put a restaurant in kamp’s request. The exception was AilDSAVC such expenses up to the- maximum allowed as a additional 111 trips through the inter­ pressed an interest in locating in the employer, found a that was for your employer's benefit; disability or at the same time, but only one trip for each person Democratic Town Chairman Theodore R. the mall, but this time he presented a contested in court .by a group of section during peak hours. mall. new job in another death. qualifies. You may deduct the cost of house-hunting moving expense and use any remainder to reduce the Cummings is vacationing in the Bahamas. traffic study showing that restaurant neighboring business peopie. gain on the home sale. “These volumes, when added to the Burkamp’s latest application must community, or are self-employed and moved for even if you didn’t find a new residence. 'Sri Republican Town Chairman Curtis Smith did parking could be accommodated by A restaurant is a permitted use in the volumes existing during the intersec­ go before a public hearing because it is business-related reasons, you may have a moving TAX TRAP: Note, however, that there would be no • The cost of temporary quarters. This is solely for not hear the speech. He was too busy making off-street and town-owned parking zone, but a special exception is TAX TRAP: The goal of this adjustment is to free tion peak hours will not exceed the considered a new application. He did expense adjustment. waiver if you reached mandatory retirement age meals and lodgmg for any period of 30 consecutive arrangements for the Lincoln Day Dinner, spaces. required because the restaurant would capacity of the intersection even if all not have to wait one year to re-apply While there is no Ipf^it to how much you can claim before the end of the 39-week time test and your days after obtaining work. you from paying tax on money you had to spend on a something he says is very important to local Carol A. Zebb, acting director of require more than 60 parking spaces. move that is business related. If your employer of the generated traffic is assigned to because the PZC did not actually deny for moving your household goods and traveling to retirement had been anticipated. • The costs incurred in selling the former home and Republicans right now. planning, said a public hearing on Burkamp had hoped to satisfy that one street approach aione,” the report his original application. 6 your new home, the costs must be fair and reasonable. You may claim: buying a new one. If you rent your quarters, you may reimbursed for the move, you must offset the Smith said he will read the text of the address Burkamp’s application would probably requirement by using a 322-space town reimbursed sum. said. Superior Court Judge Frederica S. The maximum adjustment for other moving expenses • The cost of moving household goods for you and claim the costs of settling your old lease and obtaining and form his opinions from that. be scheduled for April 2. parking lot. A “parking inventory” taken by the Brenncman originally remanded the is a total of $3,000. There is a $1,500 limit on the family members. In addition to the hauling charge a new one. Typical home-sale costs include the The study of the intersection near the Based on studies of the intersection of Next: Itemizing deductions. engineers showed that there were 942 application back to the PZC after combined expenses of house-hunting trips and you may include charges for packing and crating, realtor’s commission, .closing costs, attorney’s fees, Mayfair bids readied mall, which is at 811 Main St., Purnell Place, and Park and Main parking spaces near the mall, includ­ deciding it had acted without an temporary living quarters. , intransit insurance and storage. points charged oifj|e mortgage if they are not concluded that ‘ ‘the traffic and parking streets, the West Hartford engineering ing 626 within 250 feet of the restaurant adequate traffic study. However, two There are two important qualifiers: distance and • Travel expenses for you and your family from the deductible as interest, and your share of the escrow Editor’s note: Robert Metz is New York bureau Bids for sidewalk and drainage work at the demand generated by the proposed firm of Kaehrle Traffic Associates Inc. chief of Financial News Network and a syndicated — the maximum acceptable distance weeks later she ruled she did not have time. old location to the new one. This includes meals, fees. Losses on the sale of homes are not deductible. Mayfair Gardens elderly housing complex will be restaurant will not have an adverse concluded that “this intersection is called for by the Highway Research the authority to remand the case back The distance between your new job and your old lodging and transportation. If you traveled by plane, columnist. He was assisted in the preparation of this opened Feb. 2 at 11 a.m. at the Housing Authority effect on conditions in the area.” operating at a very acceptable level series by Sidney Kess, tax partner with the accounting Board of the National Academy of to the PZC and then reversed the PZC’s residence must be at least 35 miles greater than the train or bus, the actual fare can claimed. If you TAX TIP: The homeowning taxpayer has an option office, 24 Bluefield Drive. Last January, the PZC granted with no congestion or back-ups on any Sciences. decision to grant a special exception. distance from your old job to your old residence. traveled in your own car, your transportation in determining how the selling expenses on his home firm of Main, Hurdman. Carol Shanley, executive director of. the Housing Authority, reported Wednesday night that interest has been high, with 18 contractors , Manchester police roundup having picked up bid forms. Weather The project calls for removal of existing Peopletalk asphalt sidewalks, construction of 18,300 square feet of concrete sidewalks and construction of Today’s forecasts storm drains and roof drain connections. Teen charged in corner store holdup About American audiences No regards to Broadway The project would be completed in two phases, Connecticut, Massachusetts and the first of which was originally scheduled to be John Huston, who directed such films as “The Dr. Jonathan Miller, Britain’s famed physician Rhode Isiand; Today tria b le finished last year. Police arrested a Hartford teenager connection with a Monday burglary at the age of 16 and Ms. F'arnum was home posting a $2,000 non-surety bond. Maltese Falcon” and "The African Queen,” says and producer of the complete series of Shakes­ clouds. Highs in jlie loV 30s Wednesday night in connection with a a Flint Road residence, they said at the time, police said.... Wescotl’s and Mayhew’s cases are the French pride themselves on being discerning, peare’s plays on public television, considers some Berkshires and I^orthwe'st robbery earlier in the evening at the today. At the scene police charged Richard still pending. but “American audiences don’t give a hang drama critics as “ fools’ ’ and Broadway as “just a upper 30s and low 40s elsew h^. Half-days of school may go Memorial Corner Store on Main Street. Wescott, 19,.of 96 Foster St., and Three suspects were arrested Mon­ Christopher J. Mayhew, 18, of Hebron, whether they are discerning or not. They want to sewer.” Variable clouds tonight except School Superintendent James P. Kennedy has Mark T. Shannon, 17, was spotted by day after police, summoned to the Cincinnati processed so many hogs in be entertained.” He told “House and Garden” In a blunt interview with GEO Magazine, mdktiy cloudy with a chance of Hartford police about 9:30 p.m. stand­ with delivering alcohol to minors. the early 1800s that it was called asked a teacher committee to study cutting the scene by suspicious neighbors, fol­ Ms. Farnum was released after magazine, in an interview at his home near Miller, co-author of “Beyond the Fringe,” says snow showers developing in the half-days which now fall before vacations on tbe ing with a companion in a parking lot lowed their car from the scene toward “Porkopolis." Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, that “the genius of “people don’t go to Broadway to have serious western highlands. Lows in the 20s. school calendar, Manchester Education y\ssocia- near a car identified as that used by two Windham and apprehended them on American films was in their sweep, their theatrical experiences. It’s, nonsense. Broadway Considerable clouds Friday men to flee the scene of the robbery, magnitude, a conception that Amens had of tion President Peter Tognalli said Wednesday. the way, police said. has never mattered and never will, except for the chance of rain and snow western “Dr. Kennedy wonders how much instructional Manchester police said. Hartford po­ J Peter Andruskiewicz. 30, of Norwich, themselves.” In American films, he said, “the financial life of New York. It’s very good for the highlands, chance rain or showers value there is in those half-days” and may lice held Shannon and his companion audience entered into the hero, he was the restaurant trade.” elsewhere likely preceeded by until a witness to the robbery was was charged with second-degree iar- protagonist...You know, you were on your way to some snow interior sections in the recommend they be increased to full days or brought from Manchester, police said. ceny and third-degree burglary. He otherwise changed, Tognalli told teachers at a was arraigned Tuesday in Manchester All the O.K. Corral, and Doc Holliday was on your morning. Becoming snow flurries MEA representative couneil meeting. The witness was able to identify only right and Wyatt Earp on your left...walking up western highlands in the after­ Shannon, police said. Superior Court and is being held in lieu that boardwalk of Tombstone with tfibm.” noon. Highs upper 30s to mid 40s. Tognalli said Kennedy will propose the 1984-85 According to witnesses’ accounts, of $20,000 bond at Hartford’s Morgan Arthur Miller gets award school calendar at a Board of Education meeting Street Jail pending another court Maine: Mostly sunny today. soon. two men entered the store around 8:30 Hand- Playwright Arthur Miller will be in Houston Highs in the upper teens far north p.m., police said. While one stood appearance Tuesday, a jail spokesman Sunday to receive the first Alley Theatre Award to 30s south. Fair followed by watch at a front window, the other said this morning. Glimpses citing his contribution to the theater and the arts. increasing cloudiness tonight. A MEA opposes proposals demanded the cashier turn over all the A ■ His companions, Wayne A. Carter, Crafted Miller’s “All My Sons” opened this week at the chance of snow west portion by Sunny, then cloudy In Connecticut money she held behind the counter, 24, of Hartford and Jeraldine S. Janet Gaynor, first actress to win an Academy Alley. morning. Lows in the single The representative council of the Manchester police said. Acccording to police, no award — she won her Oscar as best actress in 1928 Today sunny followed by variable cloudiness. Highs in the upper 30s. Education Association voted Wednesday to Searles, 24, of Norwich, were released Informal recitals of Miller’s work will be given numbers north to teens and 20s weapon was shown during the robbery. on $1,000 non-surety bonds pending for “Seventh Heaven” with Charles Farrell — is south. Light snow Friday may be Wind westerly 10 to 15 mph. Tonight variabie cloudiness. Lows in the oppose education commissioner Gerald Tirozzi’s The man then went behind the reported to be making a nice recovery from during the $800-per-plate dinner by Arthur 20s. Wind southwest less than 10 mph. ^ id a y considerable proposals to mandate all-day kindergartens and court appearances next Monday. Miss Kennedy, Mildred Dunnock, James Farentino mixed with or change to rain in the counter himself to search, pushing the Searles was eharged with second- injuries she received in an auto accident in San and Joan Copeland. coastal plain. Highs in the 20s north cloudiness with a 50 percent chance of light rain or showers possibly lower the compulsory school age from seven to cashier out of the way, police said. He Francisco several months ago ... beginning as snow in the morning. Highs in the low 40s. Today’s five. degree larceny by possession and to 30s south. was evidently disappointed with what . possession of less than four ounces of Leonie Rysanek will return to New York late in New Hampshire: Mostly sunny weather picture was drawn by Caryn Ciifford, a fourth-grade student Longer hours would be “just too much formany he found, police, said, because he Reg. >439 January to start rehearsing for the first at Verplanck Schooi. kindergarteners,” one teacher said. “The child­ marijuana. Carter was charged with today. Highs in the upper teens far demanded several times to know where Reg. '3 6 7 N second-degree larceny by possession. *349 performance of the season of “Tannhauser” at north to 30s south. Increasing ren are not ready ... And who is going to pay for the rest of the money was kept. The *293 the Metropolitan Opera, which James Levine will Now you know cloudiness with a,chance of snow this? It sounds like big bucks to me.” cashier told him there was no more. conduct on Feb, 10 ... Another teacher said parents, not school Asia is the world’s largest continent in both size tonight. Lows 6 to 12 north and The two men fled in a car. Witnesses Phyllis A. Farnum, 37, of 48 School Jane Pauley, regular co-anchor on NBC News’ teens and 20s south. Light snow officials, know best when their young children were able to provide a description and Today show, will return to her slot on Feb. 27, and population. It covers nqarly 17 million square should start school. St., was arraigned Wednesday in miles, or 29.7 percent of Earth, and has a north and occasional light snow license plate number to police, who Manchester Superior Court on a charge winding up- a three-month maternity leave may mix with rain south Friday MEA President Peter Tognalli said he would passed the information to area pldice following the birth of twins ... population of 2.7 billion, or 59.7 percent of the send a letter to school superintendent James P. of risk of injury to children. worldwide total. except changing'to mostly all rain departments, police said. Veteran screen star Alexis Smith is the latest near the coast. Highs in the 20s far Kennedy early next week to inform him of the Shannon was held overnight in lieu of She was arrested over the weekend in glamorous addition to the cast of “Dallas. ” She i$ north and 35 to 40 south. union stance. a $5,000 cash bond for presentation this connection with a Jan. 13 incident when cast as Lady Jessica Montford. In 1923, the U.S. War Department proposed rules of etiquette for using the American flag and Vermont: Breezy with variable Tognalli also remarked that he is opposed to all morning in Manchester Superior police found a group of teenagers, t a conference of 68 patriotic organizations in clouds. Highs in the 20s and 30s. of Tirozzi’s school reform proposals, complaining Court. including one of Ms. Farnum’s child­ Washington adopted the regulations. In 1942 a West winds 10 to 20 mph. Cloudy that that they are vague and lack sufficient input ren, at her house drinking liquor, police joint resolution of Congress, amended in 1976, tonight. Chance of snow in the from teachers statewide. Police are seeking a fourth suspect in said. Five of the teenagers were under codified the existing rules and customs of flag north and of mixed snow sleet and Prince’s valet tells story usage. frdizing rain in the south toward Zinsser seeking opinions morning. Lows 15 to 25. Light south In ’’Royal Service," his book about his winds. Snow likely in the north Sen. Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester, has asked his experience as valet to Prince Charles, Stephen Friday. Chance of wet snow or constituents for their opinions on a number of Barry says the future British king was unhappy at showers in the south. questions that face the General Assembly. Quality and Styling in Reg '9 3 5 times during his service in the Navy. Barry also Quote of the day 8. In an advertisement in today’s Manchester *749 recalls that Charles felt that in 1970 Richard Extended outlook Herald, Zinsser is Conducting a six-question poll Handcrafted 14k Gold Overlay Jewelry Reg. '5 4 9 Nixon was trying to make a match between His Mae West, in an interview conducted during the on such topics as taxes, road and bridge repair, »439 Royal Highness and the president’s elder ■last year of her life and to be published in the Extended outlook for New Eng­ education, housing the prison population, and the daughter. February issue of Ms. magazine: “When a man land Saturday through Monday: auto emissions program. A. Rosebud in filigree B. Double heart with C. Free fomn heart pendant Of Princess Di, Barry says: “She’s got a lot of was courting me, he’d want to put a diamond on Connecticut, Massachusetts and frame pin. $35. arrow pendant $37.50 with rose. $37.50 common sense and she’s very glamorous. Her my finger, and as soon as he thought he had me, Rhode Island: Generally fair Satellite view beauty is her first attraction, her common sense he wanted to put an apron around my waist. I through the period. Daytime highs is her second. Arid she will be the devoted wife didn’t want any diamond handcuffs. I had my in the 20s. Overnight lows in the Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows Reg '1 0 8 2 because she’s oot going to intellectually chal­ career to think about and any man who wanted upper teens to mid 20s Saturday, 5 ' bright clouds causing light showers over the Southeast and southern 2 Fire Calls I *759 lenge the prince." me to be less than I was, I didn’t need.” to 15 Sunday and Monday. Texas. Broken muitilayered clouds extend from the Central Rockies (i% Vermont: Chance of flurries to the, Great Lakes. at very Saturday. Fair Sunday and Mon­ Manchester day. Colder again. Highs in the competitive prices teens and 20s. Lows 15 below zero 29.77 Tuesday, 7:41p.m. — water call. 47 EarlSt. (Town). fst! Tuesday, 7:57 p.m. — medical call, 38 Linnmore to 15 above. SEATTI Look at this sampling of fine pieces Almanac Maine: Clearing Saturday. Fair Drive (Paramedics). Tuesday, 8; 12 p.m — service call, 33 Horton Road 'made one at a time and by hand, by Sunday and Monday. Highs near 10 0.24/ riW-.eOSTON - north to the mid 20s south. Lows 0 * (Eighth District) superb craftsman Steven Von Hohen and 6 Today is Thursday, Jan. 26, the On ihi.s date in history: New York City. to 10 below north and 0 to 10 above Tuesday, 10:53 p.m. — electrical panel fire. ,24 discover that there's no need to settle for ,NEW YORK 26th day of 1984 with 340 to follow. In 1788, Sydney. Australia was In . 1980, Canadian diplomats south. WAIR Glendale Road (Town) less. Friced competitively on a regular The moon is in its last quarter. founded. smuggled out of Iran six Ameri­ \ New Hampshire; Clearing Sat­ Wednesday. 2:57 a.m. — medical call, 127 basis, an additional 20% off during our The morning stars are Mercury, In 1841, Hong Kong was pro­ cans who had been hidden for three urday. Fair Sunday and Monday. SAN fRANCISCO Deepwood Drive (Paramedics). Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn.s claimed a sovereign territory of months in the Canadian embassy Highs near 10 north to the mid 20s Wednesday, 7:57 a.m. — medical call, 41F Case mid-winter sale make these a real buy. There is no evening star. Britain. in Tehran. south. Lows 0 to 10 below north and Drive (Paramedics). The 'country' look blends Those born on this date are under In 1950, India ceased to be a 0 to 10 above south.- Wednesday. 3:17 p.m. — natural gas investigation, comfortably with almost any interior the sign of Aquarius. They include British dominion and became the A thought for the day;' English LOWEST 315 Oak St. (Town). decoration and because of the special General Douglas MacArthur in Republic of India. essayist William Hazlittsaid, “The TEMPERATURES V20 0 Wednesday, 8:14 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, 305 attention given from beginning to end—in 1880, actor Paul Newman in 1925, In 1979, Nelson Rockefeller, love of liberty is the love of others; MIAMI S. Main St. (Town). and cartoonist, playwright and former vice president and four­ the love of power is the love of Lottery Thursday, 3:46 a.m. — alarm, Cheney Velvet Mill, styling, hand-rubbed finished and careful author Jules Feiffer in 1929. time governor of New York, died in ourselves.” selection of hardware—Von Hohen's Elm Street (Town). I - * , . - i * ' ^^AAW (/.•.ItNOW Thursday, 7:13 a.m. — medical call, 26 Bates Road pieces could very well become future 60 (Eighth District, Paramedics). Connecticut daily [ 2 3 ^ rfow family heirlooms. Manchester Herald UPl WEATHER FOTOCA8T ^ Come see the entire range of Von W ednesday: 184 D.Open heart pendant t. "S" style bracelet F. Free form, heart pierced Hohen's talent on display at the Bam. all Richard M. Diamond, Publisher r ASTROLOGY t with 3 cultured with rosebud and earrings with white stones. Play Four: 9356 National forecast ANTIQUE and pearls. $65. petals. $42.50. 14k yellow gold posts. $40. tagged for easy buying. 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Justices Thurgood Antone’s lawyers merely were repeating legal claims grunted his lawyer a .3H-hour stay to go to the Supreme STARKE, Fla. — Anthony Antone, 66, who said he Marshall and William Brennan, who oppose the death raised earlier. Court. J a c k was teady to “go on to the next life,” died in the electric chair early today for arranging the contract Lots could change before N.H. vote A n d erso n killing of a “super cop.” Antone, the oldest man on death row in Florida, was Washington awakened shortly after 4 a.m. EST and given a Merry-Qo-Round breakfast of steak, eggs, coffee and orange juice, even ■ ■ I MANCHESTER, N.H. - Now sionals here believe he is likely to doing the mechanical things the though he has said he did want a final meal. that the dust has settled from the end up with an insignificant Mondale group completed almost He embraced metaphysics and reincarnation on first Democratic candidates' de­ Jack Germond showing — that is, below S a year ago. death row and wanted no minister, but met with two bate. a tentative but broad percent. Others think he could The prime doubts about Glenn, attorneys for about an hour. consensus has developed among “He’s fine. He’s very calm.” said Susan Cary, a and receive 10 to 15 percent. however, have less to do with the Gainesville lawyer who met with Antone before he political professionals here on the The notion that Hart, Jackson delinquency in organizing here. The CIA shape of the New Hampshire Jules Witcover was executed. “He’s very gratelul to everyone and CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN or both might defy the odds- After all, his campaign every­ primary campaign. wants us to express his love to everyone.” Syndicated columnists makers rests, of course, on the where is based on the notion that She said Antone was resigned to the fact that there The consensus roughly paral­ possibility that neither Mondale he will make some electric was no further appeal. lels several public opinion polls and the K/ nor Glenn will run away from the connection with Democratic “I said, ’Safe journey,’ and he nodded yes,” she taken recently, in the sense that field. primary voters that transcends said. there is general agreement that MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS Mondale’s organizational lev­ political mechanics. But that assassins After the meeting, Antone. had his head and legs Walter F. Mondale is still far shaved, shovirered and then put on a new pair of pants IMPOIITED ahead here, followed by John erage is unquestioned, and Cha­ hasn’t happened yet, either as a WASHINGTON — President i in the state for several weeks Hart and Jackson are in position rles Campion, his campaign result of the debate or his and white shirt for his date with “Old Sparky,” the HAM Glenn. But there is also striking Reagan would like to stamp out the'"’ grim nickname prisoners have given the state’s * > 2.99 now. Thus, the debate adds a to finish third and fourth, and manager here, believes the de­ personal campaigning. So there LAND 0 LARES agreement on the way the contest credential of political respecta­ infamous, right-wing ’’death '• 59-year-old electric chair. He had to be executed by BUTCHER SHOP perhaps with enough strength to bate may have helped him by are some sotto voce questions noon Friday or the death warrant would expire. could develop and might be bility that should make it easier be the winners of the "expecta­ squads,” which have cast a long - AMERICAN CHEESE * 52.49 altered — in the five weeks showing supporters “that it’s a about whether his potentiai has shadow over the anti-communist Antone died for arranging the 1975 gangland 6ROTE A WEKLE to enlist volunteers and, not tions game'' if Mondale, Glenn or fight” and that they cannot take remaining in the primary been overstated ail along. cause in Latin America. murder of former Tampa police detective Richard a N TE R CUT incidentally, raise money for the both drop back toward the pack. anything for granted. But Susan None of this, obviously, is Cloud. Cloud, known to fellow officers as “Super COOKED SAIAMI * > 2.59 campaign. modest television advertising It won’t be easy. Here are the . Cop,” was pursuing a Tampa drug baron even though PORK CHOPS 6R0TE AWEKLE By most reckonings here, the Casey, one of the operatives locked in concrete. The Iowa campaign he began last week. BY THE SAME estimates, running the Hart campaign, caucuses fall eight days before reasons: ,, he had been fired several months earlier for beating LEAN BOIOGNA two candidates who profited the Jackson's gain is more purely none of the other four candidates • Our own Central Intelligence two prisoners. * > 2.59 most from the debate were Gary makes the argument that Mon­ the primary here and unquestion­ Agency may have helped to set up 6R0TE AWENILE related to the way he conducted gained a thing from the debate. dale has shown in the polls the ably will have some impact on ’The Supreme Court by a 7-2 vote Wednesday night COUNTRY STYLE Hart and Jesse Jackson — not to himself in the debate, showing Alan Cranston's support is consi­ the first death squads in Guatem- ■ rejected the 66-year-old Antone’s request for a stay of LIVERWURST * 52.19 the point that either is cor^idered kind of backing that would be New Hampshire voters. If Mon­ ala. They evolved out of the execution and one of his attorneys said there were-no some force but little bombast and dered essentially static, and it expected from his organization dale wins big there, as he is now PORK RIBS a challenger to the two leaders conveying the impression, at clearly was not helped by what National Liberation Movement, a ■ plans for further appeals. HAWAIIAN SAIAD but to the point that they are the and position as the national favored to do, he will have that paramilitary-political organiza­ * > 1.69 least, that he is capable of was widely viewed as a perfunc­ front-runner •— but has not yet precious political momentum. leaders here among the field of playing on the same field with the tory performance. Fritz Hollings tion which overthrew leftist presi- - LOIN END (CHEESE SHOP) also-rans. proved he can “earn” more votes Or, conversely, if Gary Hart were dent Jacobo Arbenz in 1954 with the'l more conventional politicians and George McGovern are rated among those many New Hamp­ to founder badly there, the spark JARISBERG CHEESE * 53.49 against whom he is competing. essentially off the board. not-so-covert aid of CIA agents. School solution PORK ROAST HART'S PERFORMANCE shire Democrats only np,w begin­ he is showing here now may LEAN — S TO 6 LB. And he seems to be the favorite of And Reubin Askew ig some­ ning to pay attention. prove temporary and illusory. • The CIA has continued to. was enough to give him a lift some liberals — shades of “radi­ thing of a puzzle only in the sense maintain contacts inside the death v because he has had a strong But — for the moment, at least reaction mixed LOIN HALF cal chic" — who see him as a that his campaign is so clearly GLENN NOW HAS a full-scale — there is broad agreement in squads. The Reagan administra­ organization in place here all vehicle for sending a message. based on appealing to “different” tion, therefore, knows more than it PRODUCE BAKERY along and has been doing more organization in place under Paul New Hampshire that the candi­ PORK ROAST What this suggests to some Democrats who may be hard to Shone, a professional from Bos­ dates showing movement are cares to admit about the composi- Bv Barbara Rosewicz LEAN — 5 TO 6 LB. intensive personal campaigning insightful Democrats here is that United Press International 40 Size INDIAN RIVER M / O M DEPARTMENT measure in polls. Some profes­ ton, but that organization is still Gary Hart and Jesse Jackson. tion and operations of the death ' squads. In fact, the administration RIB HALF PINK GRAPEFRUIT 4/*1 WASHINGTON — The Justice Department settled a FRESH SANES PUMI OR SODCD ^ ^ . has given a list of death squad M LARGE SIZE P* / # 1 ©iqgq - THE OtWWBL'S WSPATMljMBil 15-year-old dispute over racial segregation in HARD ROLLS 6/69C An editorial leaders to the interim civilian Bakersfield, Calif., elementary schools with a plan it PORK ROAST NAVAL ORANGES 0/*1 president of El Salvador, Alvaro praises as a “blueprint for school desegregation in the FRESRtAUS EMUIN P A A Magana. 8UNNIST LARGE SIZE ^ i f % f \ XWHAMI future.” LEMONS 7 / 9 9 0 TOASTING BREAD 5 9v • Some death squads operate The plan rejects mandatory busing and instead TABLE TREAT through the World Anti- calls for magnet programs to attract white students to FRESH LARGE Reagan’s thoughts Communist League. This was once ' predominantly black and Hispanic schools, ’’enrich­ STEAKUUMS 14 oz. phg. BROCCOU *..,9 9 0 CHOC. ECLAIRS 3/^1 ment” of programs at predominantly minority a respectable association of ultra­ ------conservative groups, but it has schools and more voluntary student transfers. come increasingly under the influ- , In announcing the plan Wednesday, Assistant desen^e challenge Attorney General William Bradford Reynolds hailed enq^ of extremist, even neo-Nazi it as “innovative, exciting and meaningful.” organizations. Nevertheless, some “Our view is this is the blueprint for school In the State of the Union quick policy shifts, his admin­ of Reagan’s staunch supporters . desegregation in the future,” said Reynolds, the address President Reagan istration’s attacks on civil continue to sympathize with the department’s chief civil rights enforcer. league. “I am not able to find a reason that this would not delivered to Congress Wed­ liberties, and the reaction­ • The president has solid intelli­ work” in any size city.” nesday night, his central ary, inexperienced character gence that hardcore revolutionar­ However, a key civil rights group was quick to CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS > 1 .9 9 message was that “America of selected appointees. ies, trained and indoctrinated by ' question not only whether the desegregation plan is back.” Back, that is, from And though the economy the Soviets and Cubans, have would work, but also what was so new about it. moved into key positions in the It is strikingly similar to school desegregation the inflationary times his has turned around in the last settlements endorsed by the administration, for administration inherited, and three years, the fact is that rebel movements of Central Amer­ example, in Chicago and only last week in Lima, Ohio. from what he has termed a ica. The only way to stop the . All the plans emphasize voluntary steps to achieve many in America remain spread of communist influence in .. RIB END PORK ROAST ib. ^ 1 . 4 9 weak and indecisive foreign greater racial balance and reject mandatory busing. hungry and poor. Concerns our back yard. White House aides ”, Rather than “some new innovative approach, (it) policy, hampered by an incor­ about the environment — say, is to bolster anti-communist. ^ seems to be repackaging the same approaches the ... rect view of the Vietnam War. acid rain in New Englad, for governments in the region. But the administration has tried before, and they’re inade­ We Give Old Fashioned .\ o S u b slitu te “The United States is safer, example — have been ill- death squads are so deeply en- quate,” said Ralph Neas, executive director of the stronger, and more secure in trenched in these governments Leadership Conference on Civil Rights. Butcher Service ... For Quality addressed, and international When the Education Department’s Office of Civil 1984 than before,” Reagan relations, especially with the that it is almok impossible to extricate them. Rights turned over its investigation of Bakersfield said. "The heart of America Soviet Union, leave much to schools to the Justice Department, Neas said, it I have been investigating the indicated some form of busing was needed to STORE HOURS; is strong, good and true ... be desired. death squads, which operate ., The cynics were wrong.” desegregate elementary schools in the city of 115,000 At least two sure things can throughout Latin America under in California’s agricultural San Joaquin Valley. Mon. A Tues. ’til 6:IN) 317 Highland S t As usual, the president's be derived from the message “In the long run this’ll make me stronger.” the name of La Mano Blanca “Since the Justice Department plan does not Wed., Thurs., A Fri. ’til 9;00 method of delivery was mas­ Reagan delivered on Capitol (White Hand). In the cause of .- include that,” Neas said, “it seems that once again MANCHESTER terful, if replete with cliches Hill: The president will again Guest column executing communists, they have • Justice is refusing to enforce effectively our civil Sat. A Sunday — the Congressional au­ seek office this November slaughtered tens of thousands of ' rights laws.” til 6:00 CONN. dience cheered no less than 42 and, if he wins, will “be suspected leftists — including four U.S. churchwomen — without the, . HIGHUITD FAIlKtuiiBi times, by Dan Rather’s Reagan” through 1988. formalities of a trial. All it takes is "2, 646-4277 count. » Hopefully, the president Exchange with the Vatican a loose rumor or accusation to - Regan predicts While Reagan deserves will follow through on the' bring a death sentence upon an praise for the conciliatory positive suggestions he made entire family. tone of his message, which in the address, and Congress LA MANO BLANCA’S political ' continued boom promised bipartisan com­ will respond in kind — there was right dipiomatic move assassins are protected by a ’ promise and downplayed the are important things to be Mafia-like code of loyalty and WASHINGTON (UPI) — Treasury Secretary GROCERY SPECIALS FROZEIS & DAIRY Editor's note: The following is entities where religion is highly silence. One of the rare sources . bickering of the last three decided this year that cannot In Roman Catholicism the reli­ Donald Regan believes the economic recovery will CN. STYLE, WKCONIL PEAS g CARROTS, SPINACN PEAS A / C « an opinion column submitted by integrated with the state before the gious leader is also a temporal who dared to talk about the. death ., continue through the next year and beyond, even LEAN eWSME years, he also deserves se­ be postponed. As for the rest, Edward M. Gawlinski of 32 Nye St. DELMONTE VEGETABLES 17 . z . 2 1 Vatican was recognized. Diplo­ political leader so that he is not squads explained to my associate ,, though only modest cuts so far are planned in the \ CHICKEN A VEGETABIES 12V, oz. n .6 9 rious challenge for some of Reagan has promised a The writer is a Catholic. Jon Lee Anderson: “La Mano -■ budget deficit. ^ SWEET UFE LEMCUOME •* the suggestions he put forth. continued return to conserva­ matic recognition of these coun­ subject to any worldly govern­ tries has not affected our own ment. (A similar rationale was Blanca means that whoever is Regan will flesh out his predictions today before the GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz. 5 9 C SAUSBUBT STEAK AND The speech opened many tism that is troubling in many By Edward hA. Gawlinski congressional Joint Economic Committee when he MCMZ BEEF 4 PEAS CANNELONI 9s«. $1.69 Special to the Herald policy of separation of church and used to create a District of involved in the killing is protected ■ waors avenues toward new pro­ delivers his “State of the Economy” assessment. respects. state. Columbia separate from any by powerful, invisible hands. KEG 0 KCTCHUP 32m » 1 . 1 9 These hands whitewash all evi­ In an interview with foreign journalists via a U.S. GRAPE JUICE i2 m7 9 C grams and legislatign, about Another sure thing about Opponents of restored U.S.- During the Mi)|(lte Ages, politi­ state.) There are good and bad Information Agency satellite hookup Wednesday, the THOUSAND ISLANB ITALIAN OR FRENCH MIS. SMTirS which only time will tell; it cal theory held that the Church had dence leading to a member.” ‘ the address, in the apt phras­ Vatican diplomatic relations are results from this choice. It is not secretary said he expects the 4.5 percent economic PFEIFFER DRESSINGS . m 2 / » 1 PUMPKIN PIE »~*1.39 authority over the state. During An admitted assassin, whom I „ also offered some disturb­ ing of Connecticut Congress- denouncing it as a violation of appropriate for the U.S. to judge growth rate reported for the last quarter of 1983 to 5 VARIETIES ingly shallow solutions to church-state separation. I dis­ the Reformation it was the state this choice. The job of our political call El Lobo (The Wolf), boasted: , continue, despite only minor spending cuts and EGGO WAFFLES 17 m. 99 c woman Barbara B. Kennelly, ”We go by different names in each SOUP STARTER ^ 6 .6 0 Z .8 9 C TME SWEET complicated problems. agree with this. Diplomatic recog­ having authority over the Church. leaders is to make political deci­ revenue increases in the president’s budget that goes is that Reagan succeeded in The American experiment was country and make up new ones to • to Congress Feb. 1. ORANGE JUICE 12m. 89c The solutions were con­ nition was a political, not a sions based on political reasons. TasTEnsu turning Wednesday into “the religious, statement. unique in its separation approach. confuse our enemies. But we are “Not much is going to hapi^n” in the 1984 election RIVER RICE 31b. b o x 9 9 c tained in Reagan’s affirma­ night of great all La Mano Blanca.” - year to reduce the budget deficit, which stood at $195 SEAFOOD PUTTER 9 m . The U.S. is now exchanging The reason for this approach was There is unfortunately still an SUNSWEET OR SHRIIRP DINNER 7 m . tion of his desire to continue simplification.” that the several states had differ­ The front organization for the ” billion in 1983, Regan said. *1.19 diplomats with another political anti-Roman Catholic bias existing “There will be some spending cuts and minor PinED PRUNES 12 0 Z . 8 9 C TaSTEOSU in office for another four entity — not establishing a reli­ ent established religions and they death squads, he confirmed, is the RATTER DIPPED FISH N CHIPS 16 ez. in the U.S. I fear that it is this bias Latin American Anti-Communist revenue increases in the president’s budget that goes PURINA — BONUS PACK years, which jie laughed off at gious relationship. could not agree on one for the and not an objective concern over to Congress Feb. 1,” he said. OR FISH PORTIONS 12 ez. $1.29 country. Each state feared that a Confederation, which is an affiliate DOG CHOW 3oibfc^7o99 one point, asking if he had I am strongly in favor of the sanctity of church-state sepa­ The fiscal 1984 deficit is projected to be about $10 KELLO«G*S church-state separation. 1 think religion other than its own estab­ of the World Anti-Communist - billion below 1983, perhaps a little lower, and 1985 SWeI t peas or CUT CORN i«M 89c "said something funny. He ration that motivated some of the League, The affiliate, known by ‘ smssMss this fosters a stronger commit­ lished one would be established for opponents to recognition. should see an equivalent or perhaps slightly larger CORN FUKES 12 0 Z . 7 9 C went on to confirm that his Berry’s World the initials CAL, pretends to keep... PUDDINGS ment to religion in this country the country. This is why they In suminary, Vatican City re­ reduction, he said. RE8ULAR OR UNSCENTEO TMMCaiU 99c second term would offer its skirts clean of the clandestine Regan rejected concerns of many critics that than in those countries with agreed that none would be presents a 'political entity that was BOUNCE w . 5 1 . 9 9 ORANGE JUICE « m * 1 .2 9 basically the same platform state-supported churches. I do not established. murders. But sometimes the truth ■ continu^ deficits even in this range may raise M M FaWET vauiE recognized by many other coun­ slips out. interest rates and sharply slow recovery. PALHOUVE his campaign put forth in 1980 believe that recognizing Vatican I do not believe that by the U.S. tries before the U.S. recognized it DISH DETERGENT COHAGE CHEESE 2,m $ 1 .0 9 recognizing Vatican City we have He also said he anticipates a decline in the dollar 22 0 Z . 9 9 C S W EET U F E — a constitutional amend­ City diplomatically has violated this year. It has existed as a AT A WORLD ANTI-. this year, which would improve U.S. trade prospects. KLEENEX ment to balance the budget, this separation. moved toward establishing Roman separate political entity far longer COMMUNIST League meeting in FACIAL TISSUE AMERICAN CHEESE 12m $ 1 .0 9 If the U.S. had refused diplo­ Catholicism as the state religion. than the U.S. It exerts more 1981, CAL secretary Rafael Rodri­ 2SOeo«rt89C hopes for a reversal of the Vatican City is also the home of Supreme Court decision al­ matic recognition to Vatican City political influence than many other guez came close to letting the black because it also represented the the pope, thp leader of Roman countries that we already cat out of the bag. He boasted thajt;; lowing abortions, a return to leadership of a religion, then what Catholicism. This is the reason recognized. many members of the Latin* Juror, football “tradition” and a foreign other countries should have been there was opposition to diplomatic These are the factors that should American affiliate were involved* policy that carries a “big affected? recognition. It is not, however, have been considered in determin­ in “active resistance” to tbe^ appropriate for the U.S. to dictate forced verdict stick.” The head of state of England, the ing whether or not to recognize communist threat, “whether with ^ how other countries should man­ r miicM*MA$UAtpmtaa ^ ? With coupon A itO.OO purckmar ■ with coupon A iO.OO p u r c h a s e , WWicwpM ASM .M w rtte. 'Herein lie the problems of queen, is also the head of a religion, Vatican City, and they were weapons, with the pen or with the 1 LJoUl 1 CONpOR pv CMOlBMMr 2 * l.imit 1 Coupon per eualomer limit I coupon per customer LMI 1 ClM*. pm nwtin r the message. the Church of England. This was age their church-state relations or properly weighed. spoken word ... Their mission is to COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) — One of the men who also true of Czarist Russia and, I how reiigions should manage their If recognition had not been given back with action any authority-^ convicted Joseph Weeks Jr. of crimes that could keep SWECT LIFE Though the president’s believe, is true of Saudi Arabia. political affairs. 1 BLUE BONNET i SEALTEST perspective may sit well with to Vatican City because it repres­ taking effective measures to op-" him in prison for 90 years says he was pressured to The head of state of Japan, the There are many historical rea­ ents the ieadership of Roman pose communism.” change his vote to guilty by jurors anxious to watch a m a r g a r in e his advisers and the Ameri­ emperor, is considered' a god. sons why church-state relations foolball game. ! ! IlCE CREAM COFFEE Cathoiicism, then a poiiticai deci­ “All the member organizations ' 1 S6AL 1 L i. CAN can right, many who do not Israel was created specifically as are handled differently for West­ sion would have been made on the of CAL in El Salvador, and the,- Weeks’ attorney asked a Franklin County Common > ! the homeland for the Jews. And ern Christianity (Spain, for exam­ Pleas Judge this week to grant his client a new trial on share the administration’s basis of religion. If this had been Llberation Movement in Guatem-.^ groun^.of Jury miscon^ct, claiming the panel was conservative views disagree some of our major trading ple) and for Eastern Christianity the case then we would have had an ala, are on the front line in this."; i $ l o o Q f p (Russia). There are also reasons more concern^ with the Ohio State-Michigan game 2 / s i « * $399 with it for a variety of valid partners — Germany, Switzerland outrageous violation of church- battle. Their fight is permanent; Nov. 19 than with Weeks’ fate. why these relations are handled 1 opwomaMfe. tss4 | 1 afMtWLltWilM* p m o MHl M IA tM 4 o ra ii m at* mm and Sweden, for example — have state separation. and to the death, without backing Weeks. M. of Kinsman, Ohio, was convicted of reasons. l o a i K.. kic A 1.^ 1 MOMAND PAM HAMCT | 1 NHIIUMO PARK MARKET M6MUWO PAM MARKET l904byNEA Inc state-recognized religions whose differently for Catholic countries That this would have been an down and without cowardice.’’-. involuntary manslaughter, aggravated robbery and WBNLANN PAM MARKET Questions have correctly ministers are paid by the state. (France), for Protestant countries intolerable act should be seen by Unfortunately, this was no mere- aggravated drug trafficking in connection with the been raised about the presi­ "/S THA T FOR REA L — or is There was ample precedent for (Sweden), and for the other groups all Americans who cherish this rhetorical bombast, as the wides-' slayings of Fred Lemmens and Edward Hanna on dent's unpredictable and it a Cabbage Patch Kid?" diplomatic recognition of political within Western Christianity. freedom. pread slaughter can attest. >• <«* March 6.1983. He was sentenced to prison terms totaling 29 to 90 years. • - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday Jan a>. 1984 MANCHESTER H K K ALl). Tluirsdiiy. Jun. 26, 1984 U.S./World Space station would complement shuttle

that goal with its Salyut space station WASHINGTON fUPl) - President enable the United States to build on its The administration said Reagan will In Brief program. SPORTS ask Congress next week to appropriate Reagan's plan for a manned space pioneer spirit and "develop our next The president said the s ^ c e station frontier." $150 million in fiscal 1985 to get the station within a decade would keep would serve as a natioimi research Mondale escalates attacks His call for the National Aeronautics effort underway. Annual funding is several American men and women in facility to "perm it quantum leaps in and Space Administration to develop a expected to climb to $1 billion later this NBA roundup CLAREMONT. N H - Walter Mondale has orbit continuously on a rotating basis our research in science, communica­ starting in the early 19Wte. permanently manned- space station decade. moved to solidify his perceived lead in New tions. and in metals and life-saving Such a base several hundred miles was met by applause in the crowded Preliminary NASA planning envi­ Hampshire's Feb. medicines, which can be manufactured 28 primary by escal­ above Earth wouki mark a major new House chamber. sions rotating crews of six to eight only in space." ating his attacks on space initiative for the United States NASA Administrator James Beggs people to keep the station constantly manned. Each space worker would But there were some doubters. Celts take Round 4 and complement the space shuttle, said the president's proposal "is a call Reagan Adminis­ University of Iowa physicist Jamek which by then is expected to be flying as to action that the Atperican people w ill stay up for two or three months before tration ipolicies that Van Allen, whose instrunmnts aboard he says hurt the often as eveo' two weeks. applaud." being replaced by a fresh crewman on a an early unmanned satellite fw n d the elderly. In a declaration reminiscent of ■The space agency estimates the shuttle ferry flight from Cape radiation belts named after him. said Mondale tried to President Kennedy’s 1961 moon land­ station could be operational by 1992 — Canaveral. Congress’s Office of Technology the benefits provided by manned over Moses-less 76ers reached across the ing challenge. Reagan toM Congress in the 500th anniversary of Columbus's spacecraft are grossly generation gap his State of the Union message voyage to the New World — at a cost of Assessment said in December the overemphasiied. Wednesday, first Wednesday the space station would at least $8 billion. Soviet Union also is working toward praising a group of BOSTON (UPI) — Cedric Max­ they tied the season series at 2-2 Other high scorers for Boston senior citizens for well summed up Round 4 of this and extended their division lead were Kevin McHalc with 17 and their past contribu­ year’s Celties-Sixers encounters: over the Sixers to five games. Larry Bird with 15. tions to society. then Speaker says president Speech ‘electioneering,’ “ It wasn’t a masterpiece, it was Boston won the game with an 8-0 In other games, Indiana beat warning more than tooth and nail all the way. ” run early in the fourth quarter that Denver 117-112, Dallas edged 1.000 high school Boston defeated Philadelphia put them ahead to stay at 95-86. and Golden State 112-110 and Atlanta students that Presi­ 102-98 Wednesday night, although used a hustling defense to limit defeated Milwaukee 109-105. dent Reagan is hasn’t changed philosophy Tass says of Reagan the game between the two Atlantic Philadelphia to just 12 points in the Pacers 117, Nuggets 112 threatening their Division rivals lacked two usually gam e’s final 12 minutes. At Indianapolis. George Johnson MOSCOW (UPI) — President Rea­ agency said. "The number of Ameri­ future present factors: good shooting and In the last 4'.i minutes Philadel­ scored '27 points to help lift the WASHINGTON (U P I) - House That’s the way he’s been He’s been the gan’s State of the Union address was cans compelled to drag out a L a te' Wednesday Moses Malone. phia had eight free- throw oppor­ Pacers, which have the worst Speaker Thomas O'Neill said today president of the wealthy, there’s no an election year attempt to justify miserable existence beyond the pov­ in Boston. Mondale The Sixers center injured his tunities but could only drop four of record in the NBA. to their second that President Reagan's State of the doubt about that. ” three years of fiscal mismanagement erty line has increased to almost 40 also attacked Rea­ Walter Mondale ankle Tuesday night in New York them. Erving, who missed three of consecutive win. It was the 12th Union address gave no indication he "Suddenly he wants to have a at home and aggressive policy million, the number of homeless now gan for mishandling and did not make the trip to Boston. six foul shuts at the end. said. "I straight road lo.ss for the Nuggers. has changed his philosophy of "saving bipartisan commission." O’Neill said. abroad, the official Soviet news exceeds 2 million and the unemploy­ arms limitation talks with the Soviets and for Philadelphia’s Julius Erving .said shouldn’t do that, I ’ve been around Kiki Vandeweghc led the Nuggets 2 souls on Sunday and hitting average "Every" lim e he’s ever had a bipartisan agency Tass said today. , ment rate has plateaued at a high his team missed Malone's contri­ too long." with 21 points. exaggerating his administration s achievements .Americans and the poor on Monday." commission, he hasn’t been w illing to level. ” in the State of the Union address. In the first official reaction to butions: second shots, .^coring and Boston led during most of the Republicans and Democrats, as give. We sat dow n before. We had what According to Tass, Reagan had to During a two-hour campaign stop in Clare­ rebounding. game. Philly needed seven con.sec- Mavericks 112, Warriors 110 expected, gave different reviews to the we called the Committee of 17 and he Reagan’s speech to a joint session of grudgingly admit that many Am eri­ mont. Mondale charged the Reagan administra­ Congress Wednesday. TaSs said it Erving. who had a team-high 20 utive points at the end of the first At Dallas. Pat Cummings hit a president ’s address, in which he called used it as a ploy, to be perfectly’ cans are still out of work and that the tion first tried to undermine the Social Security- was "m ade in a spirit of electioneer­ points, said. "W e had no force quarter to finish the session in a 10-foot baseline jumper at the for a bipartisan commission on the truthful. We’re happy to listen to his problem of the federal budget “ re­ system. and now has taken aim at government- ing" and described it "as an attempt inside to go to. with Moses out. 31-31 lie, but Boston led 60 .58 at the buzzer in overtime to give Dallas budget deficit. fa cts.” mains acute." subsidized health care for the elderly to picture in a favorable light the Down the stretch Moses will get half and appeared to taken control its third straight triumph. Dallas O’Neill. D-Mass.. told ' the CBS Nevertheless. Tass said. "The Sen. Sam Nunn. D-Ga.. said that results of his three-year rule-and every rebound and gets us the when it went on a 14-2 run in the put the ball in play with 10 seconds "Mornibg News” that Democrats administration intends to deal with while he was glad to see Reagan justify his policy.” second shots. And, when the other third quarter to give them a 76- 64 remaining and the winning play would be happy to participate in a the present complicated problems of was triggered by Brad Davis, who 6 Glenn avoids eviction propose a bipartisan effort to cut the guys tire towards the end of the lead. bipartisan commission to discuss ways The report, written by Tass corres­ the American economy along the drove the lane before passing to M.ANCHESTER. N H — John Glenn s cam­ budget, it won’t work if Reagan game. Moses has been known to The Sixers responded with a 12-2 to shave the deficit, but said Reagan pondents in Washington, said Rea­ lines of notorious Reaganomics, that get stronger." Cummings. Mark Aguirre finished paign has decided to move some office furniture declares major spending areas off spurt of their own and were only has not given any ground on points of gan’s term so far has been "marked is by further slashing federal expendi­ Sixers coach Billy Cunningham with a game-high 31 points, while from its campaign headquarters rather than limits. . down by 87-86 going into the final contention in past sessions. by extreme aggressiveness in the tures on urgent social and economic commented that "it may be a good quarter. Purvis Short led the Warriors with chance eviction less than a month before the " I f he ropes off certain areas ... then "1 believe his philosophy is the international field and total disregard programs." thing not to have Moses some­ Celtics guard Dennis Johnson 28 points. nation's first primary he’s made the playpen so small that same." O'Neill said. "1 don’t think it’s for the needs of the common people in The foreign portion of Reagan’s times, to remind us that we can’t limited the Sixers’ Andrew Toney Hawks 109, Rucks 105 The partial move was agreed upon Wednesday changed whatsoever. He’s for saving nobody can get in it. ” Nunn said on the home policy." speech, Tass said, “ was notable for always rely on him." to 14 points on 3-of-12 shooting from At Atlanta. Dominique Wilkins to comply with a city zoning ordinance barring NBC’s "Today ” program. "I think souls on Sunday and hitting average In the past three years, the news demagogy and hypocrisy.” Boston’s Robert Parish took the field. scored on a dunk with 40 seconds office space in a warehouse district. that’s the key question now. Americans and the poor on Monday. left to finish with 16 points and Dan A city official. Glenn's press secretary and the advantage of Malone’s absence to But Cunningham downplayed Roundfield added 20 to pace landlord of the building suggested campaign score 24 points and grab 13 .Johnson’s effect, saying, "Great .Atlanta. The win put .Atlanta with a dirty tricks may have sparked the eviction notice. UPI photo rebounds against Sixers back- up offensive players will stop them­ half-game of the Bucks for the lead However, the reporter who brought the violation center dem on Johnson. selves as often as .someone else will of the NBA Central Division. For to light denied any campaign collusion. Philadelphia's Julius Erving (right) tries his hand caught in the net in action Philadelphia, 29-14. shot only 41 stop them. Andrew’s just not in a Milwaukee, Marques Johnson Glenn's campaign agreed to remove "office percent from the floor while the good flow now. he doesn’t have a to score as Boston's Robert Parish gets Wednesday night at Boston Garden. scored a game-high .30 ixiints. functions " from the 4 000-square-foot campaign Celtics. 34-9, hit for 47 percent as good rhythm” center to comply with a zoning ordinance, press secretary Gerard Morris said. 'It's no problem We re happy to oblige. " he said. Manchester icemen lose Officer killed accidentally Hockey ^rabs spotiight CHIC.AGO — Chicago's first woman police officer to die in the line of duty was accidentally- shot by her partner as he tried to help her in a / Football took the limelight away from soccer struggle with a suspected drug dealethorities say. first of year to Conard and other sports during the '83 fall scholastic Dorelle- C. Brandon. 35. was shot early season. Wednesday during an attempt to make a drug I Manchester High grabbed the bulk of the Thoughts WEST HARTFORD - Throught And at the other end, Manches­ as Greg Tew scored with four headlines early as it bolted out of the gates like a arrest, said Police Superintendent Fred Rice. 11 games, Manchester High ice ter goalie Ian Blood showed some seconds left in the period. “ That Police said Mrs Brandon was shot as she and shot out of a cannon under first-year coach Ron ApLENty J hockey team’s big line of Galen inexperience. "They finally got was a big goal." Horton said. "W e Cournoyer. There was renewed interest in alleged drug dealer Tony Brown wrestled for Byram, Eric Trudon and Bobby some shots on Ian." Horton said. had fought back from a two-goal Len Auster control of her gun Her partner, officer Clarence Manchester football with crowds of 1.000 or belter Blake had accounted for 72 goals. "The first and last goals were deficit to tie it before then, the norm rather than the exception. Sports Editor Keith, shouted two warnings, then fired at Brow n. ’The fast-skating trio had not really mistakes. That’s what happens Factora’s goal had fired up the Rice said Some long lost friends found each olher along been stopped, averaging over six when you have an inexperienced guys for awhile. the sidelines at Memorial Field. Rice said ballistics tests indicate a bullet from goals a game themselves. goalie. But I ’m not blaming Ian.” “ We lost the game in the first Keith's gun struck Mrs Brandon in the forehead, After the hoopla around Manchester football Conard High figured out what to Conard’s winning goal was tal­ period. We didn’t play well at all. killing her subsided a litlle. Easl Catholic stepped to the do here Wednesday night at the lied by Ethan Arnold with 5:39 left. And there was more of the same in Palace on Wednesday. It's just one in many forefront. The Eagles, not perceived as a state important games for the Eagles. Veteran’s Memorial Rink. That snapped a 4-4 tie. Arnold had the second period until there were power, turned out to be one in '83. They marched "W e really don't care about being recognized, ” We’re glued to the tube "Conard put three defensemen a partial breakaway with Byram three minutees left." Horton through of opponenls and captured the stale A 10 11 Mannix said, asked about the notion that East on the blue line and stood us up." catching up from behind. Arnold added. Class MM championship. NEW YORK — Americans were glued to the took a slap shot from the left point was the best team in northern Connecticut prior said Indian coach Wayne Horton Paul Haggerty gave Conard a 4-2 tube last year more than ever before with an which Bryam got a piece of with his to the South Windsor loss. "We just want to do after his Indians suffered their lead 3:50 into the final period. W E’RE NOW IN the winter months, a time average household spending nearly one-third of stick. "It was going wide of the net w e ll.” first loss of the season to the Brian Beckwith, with his eighth 9 when our attention nominally turns to basketball. the day watching television — a new record. but it caught the heel of Ian’s stick Chieftains. 5-4. "They sometimes goal of the season, and Byram. But, wait, basketball isn’t faring too well, not iiv The Television Bureau of .Advertising said put four men across their own blue and went into the net.” Horton the.se parts. MANCHESTER. UNTIL THIS year, was Wednesday the average household watched with his 32nd, brought the Indians anything but successful on the ice. Its truck line and we didn’t adjust. We said. into a 4-4 tie. Lel|s take a look at hockey. seven hours and two minutes of TV a day last should have gone to a dump 3tid That erased an Indian comeback Yes. let’s. record was that of a loser, a big one. But an influx year, compared with the 1982 high of six hours and chasie game but we’ve been used to bid that saw them twice come from That, however, set the stage for of new .skaters, including the long-awaited Galen N Well. Manchester High is once beaten after 12 48 minutes — also a record Byram (31 goals, 32 assists after II games) has carrying the puck in and setting two goal deficits. Arnold’s winning tally. games and crosstown Easl Catholic has won 10 of The bureau said December viewing reached made the Indian icemen the succe.ss storv to date up.” Arnold gave Conard a 1-0 lead Manchester had a 37-21 edge in 12slarls. Among the Eagles’ victims is defending seven hours and 37 minutes. 21 minutes ahead of in 1983-84. The Chieftain victory, their fifth after one period and Bill Drolet shots but Soucy was the difference stale Division I champion Enfield High. That the former monthly high of seven hours and 16 " I really didn’t expect to be undefeated like in 11 outings, was backstopped by made it 2-0 48 seconds into the in goal for the Chieftains. ended the Raiders' 43-game winning streak. minutes this," said Manchester coach Wayne Horton sensational freshman goalie Brett second period. Brett Factora put Manchester returns to the ice East won its first nine games before falling The figure represents time spent viewing per before Wednesday's lo.ss to Conard. "but 1 didsee Soucy, who kicked out 33 of 37 the locals-bn the scoreboard with Saturday night at the Bolton Ice victim to Divison I Notre Dame of West Haven. house us having a good record. I expected maybe 7 and Manchester shots. "What won the 2:38 left in the middle session and Palace against Rockville High in This past Saturday night, the Eagles outplayed In the early days of the television in the 1950s. 3, not 11 and 0 like this. But after si.x or se\"en game for them was their goalie," Trudon tied it with 43 seconds left. an 8:10 start. Manchester won the and outshot (40-15) South Windsor but fell in the average time spent viewing television per games things looked good. The first line just Horton said. “ He was absolutely Trudon was assisted by Byram. first meeting between the clubs, overtime to the Bobcats on a goal by Chris household was four and a half hours. phenomenal." The deadlock didn’t remain long 7-3. Robbins. keeps on producing and now I'm not surprised at all." The Eagles, after the terrific start, have run The Indians have not just beaten the opposition, Jobless claims increase into some lough times. But don't cry for Easl. or so says Coach Bill Mannix. the same group that caused them hardships a year ago or lacked los.ses on them. They’re W'.ASHINGTON — Initial claims for state The woe begins wilh the loss of senior destroying them. You need a cash register to keep unemployment benefits rose to 405.000 during the Hobbs makes the difference defenseman Don Maxim, maybe out for the year. up wilh the goal-scoring and a.ssists. second week in January-, a jump of 47.000 from the "H e has a severe muscle bruise on the thigh wilh The big difference, obviously, is talent. The previous w eek, the Labor Department said today. internal bleeding. If he comes back too soon, he Indians have a big, big attacking unit in the line of Department spokesman Steve McManus said could build up calcium deposits in the muscle. Byram-Eric Trudon-Bobby Blake. It has proved the first week included the New- Year's Day- as Huskies hoid off Wiidcats And that would require surgery, ” Mannix said. formidable and received rave reviews from some holiday and said revised seasonal adjustment "It's very painful. He’s been out of school a week knowledge hockey folks in these parts. factors have yet to be incorporated into the and will be maybe another two. By Rich Cahill their former rival from the Yankee charging foul on New Hampshire’s And Horton deserves some of the credit. He unemploy ment insurance data. "When you lose your best overall hockey Herald Sports Writer Conference. Lately, however, it Todd Black with five seconds to took a program three years ago. coming off a 1-19 player, it obviously hurts you," Mannix said, hasn’ t been easy. New Hampshire play. record, and has turned matters around. The first N without moanipg. "I purposely haven’t said Fog socks in mid-South STORRS — Some nights in the won by a count of 76-72 last year in New Hampshire, which had been year was 2-16-1 but last year’s 7-13 record, anything about injuries. It’s part of the game and East, the teams you least expect Durham and. in the first half shooting 59 percent from the free achieved playing an independent schedule, Fog socked in the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys something you have to live with." and western Carolinas today and a break in heavy- can come up Big. Wednesday, seemed on its way to throw line coming into the game, offered a glimmer of hope. another upset. Regardless. Maxim’s loss will hurt. A center rains eased flooding that forced more than a A case in point Wednesday night hit on 13 of 14 foul shots. " I think we This year’s team has shown the silver lining. The Wildcats. 8-7, took a 39-36 iceman a year ago. the smooth-skating youngster 2 was the University of Newilamp- bring out the best in everybody. ” hundred people from their homes in Washington was shifted to defense this year to lendstablity on and Oregon r i shire. which matched the Huskies first-half lead. Both teams hit on Perno said. MANCHESTER’S SUCCESS ALSO has an the backline. He skated every other shift, so no of Connecticut point for point until 16-of-34 field goals attempts in the "W e did not play as well as we ironictw'isttoit. Glastonbury High, w hich tacked Sue Robinson, a spokeswoman for the King question his loss will be felt. a late cold streak and too much half, but most of the Wildcats’ could, but we won. ” said Perno. 11-0 and 10-3 reversals on the Indians a year ago, County- Department of Public Works in Seattle, East also will be without senior defenseman said "things are getting better" in Washington Karl Hobhs made the difference in points came on jump shots while 10 whose team improved its record to couldn’t find a suitable date to make up a of UConn’s points came off the fast Dan Raffin for a week. He suffered a cut forearm state after flooding that was described as the a 67-65 victory for UConn here at 11-5. "W e’re going to have to postponement of Jan. 18. break. against South Windsor — leaving the Eagles with some of worst in the area in seven years. the Field House. scrape. Earl is out and we knew it Instead the Tomahawks went out and .sche­ only three healthy defensemen — and the wound “ We gave up a lot of cheap points was going to be tough. ” duled Farminglon. a club it should defeat. Fish swam,dowij Front Street in Issaquah. Hobbs, the Huskies’ senior point required six stiches to close. by having our guards in." said " I t ’s II wins right now. And if "Lasit year we look a beating twice, ” Horton Wash.. Wednesday. Residents said one man in the guard, tied a school record by " I don’t want a story that sounds like I ’m town 25 miles east of Seattle caught an 8-pound Friel. New Hampshire’s A1 you can play not great and win, said. "This year they're not anxious to play us, " dishing off for 12 assists. He also McClain, the Wildcats’ leading crying," Mannix insisted Tuesday. "W e’re lOand 6 steelhead trout with a net in front of his own that’s good." Manchester beat Glastonbury in their first scared 12 points, including six 2 and have a lot of solid hockey players still driveway. scorer with an average of more HUSKY NOTES - The team meeting this year, 7-4. straight in the middle of the second healthy. Nevertheless. Mannix was looking than 22 points a game, took every assist record tied by Hobbs had "I talked to their coach and he said they had half which took the Huskies from a forward to a week off after Wednesday’s date opportunity to penetrate against a been set in 1969 by Bob Boyd only two Saturday nights open. That' was two-point deficit to a four-point with Glastonbury. variety of man-to-man, zone and against Yale....Kelley sat on the impo.ssible. We re scheduled then already. "We have some sore bodies." Mannix did advantage. combination defenses. bench with his injured ankle taped. " I thought Karl took over and admit, "and they have been playing hurl. We’ve ”Um quite upset about it . At theslart of t’he vear Most of UConn's fast break He is expected to be sidelined for at it’s like a gentleman's agreement that you’ will Obituaries made some shots that were really been playing some hitting teams and it’s taken its points came early in the half and least 10 more days.... Larry play the games scheduled. I was surprised that instrumental." said New Hamp­ toll. The week off will do us a lot of good” most were scored by Eddie Willi­ Blucher. Saturday’s hero in the Glastonbury High didn’t make mueh of an effort shire coach Gerry Friel. He was The respite will allow East to heal prior to the ams, the sophomore forwaFd from win over Providence, did not get to reschedule. " William H. Brandt Be the high point in someone’s day. obviously dejected by the outcome return match wilh Notre Dame at the Bolton Ice North Carolina. Willii^ns also hit into the game....UConn. 3-3 in the So are we. Williuni H Brandt. 65. of Vernon, formerly of Tonight. Call anywhere in Connecticut up to Call tonight! of what he called “ a really some early jump shots as he scored Big East, fell three-und-a-half Manchester, died Tuesday at Rockville General From AAonchester, it costs 8 8 ( or less to coll these towns for outstanding team gam e." the Huskies’ first 10 points. Willi­ games off the league pace us 40 miles. Talk for five minutes for only 8 ^ or "G erry gets up for this gam e." Hospital five minutes after 5:00 p.m . ams. who has been averaging Syracuse improved its conference He was born in Manchester on Aug. 14. 1918. and had said UConn coach Dom Pemo. " I ateut 11 points a garner finished rteord to 7-0 with a win over Pitt. less. Just dial the call you rself a fter 5:00 p.m. ■ Storrs ■ Clinton I think this is the NCAA title for lived in Manchester and Willimantic before movingto with 18 to lead the Huskies. The Orangemen are off to the best Bruins’ MacTavish faces charges the Vernon area three years ago. He was a member of or on weekends.* And put a little sunshine in ■ Meriden ■ And more, up to 40 miles. him ," New Hampshire took its largest start in the five-year history of the Concordia Lutheran Church of Manchester. “ We knew it was a headache lead at 45-38 early in the second league. PEABODY, Mass. (U PI) - shortly after 7:30 p m. EST the intensive care unit. someone’s night. going in," Pem o said of the game He leaves a daughter. Mrs. Donna Lee Schenck of half, but UConn fought back until NEW HAM PSHIRE (65) - Boston Bruins forward Craig Mac­ Wednesday. MacTavish was released on ban which fell in the middle of the Enfield; two sisters. Mrs. Gertrude Gee of Vernon and (he six consecutive points by Nolan 4-9 0-0 8. Steele 5-9 2-2 12, Tavish faced charges including The impact sent Radley’s car after he was booked on charges of Huskies’ Big East Conference Mrs. Margaret Strauss of Manchester: a granddaugh­ Hobbs gave them the lead at 57-53 Koopmun 5-8 2-2 12. McClain 8-21 drunken driving at his scheduled crashing into two parked vehicles driving under the influence, driv­ schedule and was their second ter. and several nieces and nephews with about eight minutes to play. 5-621. Black3-70-06. Bridge 1-20-0 arraignment today at Peabody in a nearby restaurant parking lot, ing to endanger and driving straight without leading scorer The funeral will be Friday at 10 a m from the New Hampshire began to miss its 2. Johnston 0-0 0-0 0. DiGrunde 0-0 District Court following a traffic officials said. Rescue crews from wilhoul a license. Earl Kelley. " We don’t have a lot to Holmes Funeral Hume. 400 Mam St. Burial will be in jump shots down the stretch, but 4-4 4. Totals 26-56 13-14 65. accident that left a Maine woman the Peabody Fire Department gain, but we’ve been playing them St. Joseph Cemetery. Willimantic Friends may call still had a chance when the Huskies UCONN (67) — Broxton 6-8 2-3 critically injured.. used the "jaw s of life" mechanical MacTavish. 6-fuot. 185 pounds, is at the funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Now1Wre1iilni!i, ConnecKcnl! tor a hundred years. missed on two one-and-one free Stale Police reported that a car device to free the woman from the in his fifth year with the NHL club. 14. Frederick 1-6 2-4 4. Coles 1-32-2 Actually. UConn and New . Memorial donations may be made to the American throw opportunities in the lust 4. Hobbs 5-11 2-2 12, Williams 9-14 driven by MacTavish., 25, of twisted wreckage. The native of London, Ontario, was Hampshire have been playing for Lung Association. 45 Ash St.. East Hartford. 06108, or minute of play. UConn did not 0-1 18. Giscombe .5-10 3-4 13. Tewksbury, collided with another A spokesman at Salem General the Bruins' ninth round pick out of Southern New England l^lephone W9 years, and the Huskies now to the Concordia Lutheran Church Memorial Fund. 40 decide the matter until senior Be.s.selink 0-1 O-O 0. Henry 1-2 0-0 2. driven by Kimberly Radley. 26, Hospital early today said Radley the University of Lowell in the 1978 have won M of those meet ings with Pitkin St ‘ This rote does not apply to Calling Cord calls, colls from public telephones or operator-assisted colls. guard Vernon Giscombe drew a IlhierO lio-on Totals28 .Vi It 1667. hometown unknown, on Route I remained in critical condition in amateur draft. 10 -- MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursduy. Jan 2b. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 26. I984n- II College basketball roundup Scholastic wrestling roundup - UNC delivers strong message Tech matmen top Rocky Hill - r J ' . . Bv Fred Lief DePaul defeated Princeton 50- 39 Taking four out of the last five (CT) pinned Rotherlorth 5:24, 147- Harris (155) and Mike Wemmell Wllson (CT) pinned Laoono 1:01, 157- 40-24 score to Bulkelcy High in UPl Sports Writer and No. 10 Louisville battered bouts, Cheney Tech downed Rocky (unlimited) were also victorious Florida Slate 95-71. O Connell (CT) pinned Flora 2:52,149- wrestling action Wednesday night Hill High, 42-24, in wrestling action Gurrlerl (Rh) dec. AAvers, 187- Kuhn for the Silk Towners. Harris won here. College basketbuM's Slate of the At Rosemont, 111., DePaul with­ Wednesday night at the Beavers’ (RH) dec. Richard, Unlimited- Roy by a major decision and Wemmell Peter Foley, Chris Pelletier and Union address was delivered in stood poor foul shooting to run its gym. (CT) pinned McLean 3:02. by forfeit. Bruce Antonia won three consecu­ Chapel Hill, N.C., Wednesday record to 15-0. Tyrone Corbin hud Joe Baldinger. Rod Wilson and Manchester’s next outing is tive bouts for the Eagles, but not night. 14 points and Jerry McMillan 13 for Art O’Connell swept the 140 Saturday at 12:15 at Simsbury before the homestanding Bulldogs And this much is clear: No. 1 DePaul. Princeton was coming off through 157-pound bouts for Che­ MHS upended High. had a 24-0 lead. Jim DePersia North Carolina is stronger and a 15- day layoff because of exams. ney as the Techmen moved from Manchester High wrestling Results: 98- Forest (P) WBF, 105- picked up East’s final points in the “If I were playing against an 18-all tie into the lead. Steve Roy Bermon (P) sup. dec. Chotzky 18-3,112- more secure than at any time this team saw its record slip to 2-7 heavyweight class. East dips to season. DePaul, I ’d foul them," said in the heavyweight class clinched Rooo (P) pinned Lukas 1:00, 119- overall, 1-3 in the CCIL, as it McCorthy (M) pinned Roy 3:27, 126- 4-7-1 with the loss. Few in Carmichael Auditorium DePaul coach Ray Meyer, whose the victory for the Techmen, for 6-7 suedumbed to Penney High, 34-22, Gllbert (P) dec. Grady 5-1,132- Delooto East resumes action Saturday at would lake issue as the Tar Heels team made just lO-of-21 free the season. (P) dec. Potorlnl 14-8,138- Bonzonl (P) Wednesday night at Clarke Arena. home at noon against New London pounded No. 17 Wake Forest 100-63 throws. "Don't worry about them. dec. Hoher 10-4, 145- Scanlon (M) The Techmen picked up 18 points pinned Kleva 1:16,155- Harris (M) mal. and East Lyme. in an Atlantic Coast Conference They’ll just throw it in the stands. in the first three matches all via Penney wrestled aggressively dec. Claitty lO-O, 167- Rlsely (P) sup. game to run their record to 15-0. " I think at practice I'll drop kick the forfeit rout as the Terriers from the outset and opened a 22-5 dec. Moore 18-5, 185- Blanchard (P) Results: 98- Carrion (B) pinned Lee, lead. Manchester put on a late dec. Taylor20-17, Unlimited- Wemmell "1 certainly didn’t expect it," them in and let the team shoot and I didnft have matmen for these (M) WBF. 105- Velez ' (B) pinned Cantin, 112- North Carolina coach Dean Smith bet 1 get more in." comeback but it was not enough as, Flouero (B) dec. Dunn 11-7, 119- weight classes. Busqulto (B) pinned Terzo, 126- Resto said of the rout. "It's the best we've At Louisville, Ky., guards Milt Cheney’s next outing is today at the Black Knights improved their (B) dec. Vlllar 5-1, 132- Foley (EC) played this year.” Wagner and Lancaster Gordon Hartford Public High at 3 p.m. record to 1-1 in the league and 3-8 pinned Valentin 2:38, 138- Pelletier overall. East stopped (EC) pinned Condon ) :20,145- Antonia The Tar Heels let their two scored 20 points each as the Results: t0(P Arcliambeau (CT) (EC) pinned Hernandez 1:23, 155- All-Americas, Michael Jordan and Cardinals had an easy night in the WBP, 107- Albert (CT) WBF, 114- Sophomore Sean McCarthy (119) Dettore (CT) WBF, 121- Wilson (RH) HARTFORD — Unable to put Dlesare (B) mal. dec. Harkins 19-10, Sam Perkins, inflict the initial- Metro Conference. Manuel Forrest pinned Linders :21, 127- Bortoluccl and junior Jeff Scanlon (145) were any points on the scoreboard until 147- Gonzales (B) pinned Lanclono, winners for Manchester via the pin 185- Beltran (B) pinned Evans, damage before the bench got in its grabbed 16 rebounds and Charles (RH) pinned Pletlock 3;4B, 135- Peskin the 132-pound match. East Ca- Unlimited- DePersia (EC) pinned Ma- licks. Jordan finished with 21 Jones snared 13 for Louisville. 12-4. ( RH) pinned Bolon 1:42,140- Boldlnoer route. Senior co-captains John thniip was on the wrong end of a nllakls 1:05. points (lO-of-14 shooting) and Florida State was led by Alton Lee UPl photo Perkins with 20 points and 11 Gipson with 17 points. 2 rebounds. For good measure, “ This is probably the best Detr(Dit running back Billy Sims (right) walks into U.S. h ’ ^ Kenny Smith added 14 points. Brad shooting team that they have had,” McEnroe forced to beat partner Distric Court with his attorney, Elbert Hatchette to Daugherty 12 and Cecil Exum 11. Florida State coach Joe Williams North Carolina led at the half by said of Louisville. “ I don't see any (jecide whether he'll stay with the Lions or join the 18 and by as many as 41 in the let up in the way they go to the A By Joe Jullano But get them on opposite sides of ships. The second-seeded McEn­ Lendl, the subject of some USFL’s Houston Gamblers. Sims signect contracts with second half — a turnaround from boards. People have said they may UPl Sports Writer the net and each of them suffers roe made quick work of his buddy, curious scheduling that saw his both teams but claims he was misled by hisformer agent, its previous close decisions over not be as strong physically as they from a case of nerves that would be 6-4, 6-2, but found little enjoymer,; match begin shortly after 3 p.m. Virginia and Duke. have been in the past, but they PHILADELPHIA - On the more likely in a Wimbledon or U,S. in it. EST before a crowdof barely 1.000. Open final. " I don’t think in terms of being certainly looked physical to me," UPl photo same side of the net, John "H e’s my friend and I've always blasted Sweden’s Stefan Simons- 15-0," Coach Smith said. "1 hope Elsewhere, Carl Henry scored 17 McEnroe and Peter Fleming have McEnroe and Fleming were on had problems playing against him son. 6-3, 6-0; Noah downed Harold 6 we will continue to improve. been ranked as the world’s No, 1 opposite sides of the net Wednes­ for that reason," said McEnroe, Solomon, 6-3, 6-4, and Arias de­ Argovitz testifies of his 23 points in the second half to Syracuse’s Sean Kerins (55) is sent flying by Pittsburgh’s There’s so much mental to the carry Kansas over Nebraska 77-61 doubles team for the past several day night in the second round of the the two-time defending champion feated Eric Fromm, 6-4, 7-6. Chip Watkins in Big East clash in Pittsburgh Wednesday. years. U.S. Pro Indoor Tennis Champion- game of basketball. There’s no ... John Shasky had 18 points and 16 The Orangemen won, 62-58, to go 7-0 in Big East play. here. " I wasn’t happy when I heard team that’s going to be rebounds and Marc Wilson had all about it. It’s tough to explain, a In other matches, Tim Gullikson undefeated.” mental thing. I'm sure he doesn’t upset 12lh-seeded Brian Goilfried, he acted properiy of his 16 points in the second half as Wake Forest's starting guards, Minnesota dropped Wisconsin 75- like it either. 6-0, 6-3: 14lh-seed Heinz Gunthardl Delaney Rudd and Danny Young, "You definitely don’t want a of Switzerland ousted Libor Pimek 62 ... Tom Sluby hit for 22 points, the floor and went on to beat Baylor Navy 78, American 71: St. Peters HaJIberg defends DETROIT (U P l) — Dr. Jerry asked Hatchett, who made several confrontation and you’re pretty of Czechoslovakia, 6-3, 6-3, and UPl photo sustained foot injuries during the including 7 in overtime, to lift 85-57 ... Vince Kelley triggered"a .53, Fairfield 52; Yale 66, Brown 60; .Argovitz. part-owner of the Hous­ references in the first day of what game. Kenny Green and Chuck aware of that while you're out Butch Walts, a late fill-in, beat Notre Dame over Davidson 59-56... second-half spree and Colorado Furman 96. Citadel 70; Dayton 71, ton Gamblers and former agent for is expected to be a week-long trial Kepley each finished with 14 there. It’s friendship and that's the Robert Van’l Hof, 7-6, 6-1. Pittsburgh’s Rick Kehoe goes through the legs of New Sean Kerins scored 17 points and won its first Big eight game by Western Kentucky 68; Miami running hack Billy Sims, .say he did to tapes of phone conversations points. tough thing about tennis. You don’t Lendl meets Gullikson, McEn­ Syracuse beat Pitt 62-58 to remain downing Kansas Slate 74-66. (Ohio) 54. Kent State 47: Ohio 65, San Diego crown not act improperly by signing Sims .Argovitz allegedly made without York's Ron Greschner while chasing the puck in NHL have many close friends. You best roe plays ISth-.seeded Scott Davis, "It looks like we came over to unbeaten in the Big East ... Texas In other games, it was: Boston Eastern Michigan 47; Toledo 69, to play for the U.S. Football league the knowledge of the people he was action Wednesday at the Igloo in Pittsburgh. watch North Carolina play," said try to keep your distance as much Noah takes on countryman Henri team at the time he was represent­ A&M stopped Texas 68-52 as U. 64, Maine .59; Bucknell 64, Western Michigan 55; Ball State SAN DIEGO (UPl) - Gary talking to. Wake Forest coach Carl Tacy. "It weather and Tom Kite to win. as you can." Leconte (No, 16) and Arias (aces ing him in contract talks with the freshman Todd Holloway scored 16 Lafayette .56; Connecticut 67, New 66, Northern Illinois 68-66; and Haiiberg, who overcame a four- Argovitz admitted he had no was a loss and nothing but a loss." Haiiberg fired a 6-under-par 66 to "I don’t like playing him at all," Gunthardt in today's third round. Detroit Lions. of his 20 points in the second h a lf... Hampshire 65; Drexel 71, Vermont Richmond 57, James Madison 55 stroke deficit in the final round of written or taped record of Sims' NHL roundup In other Top 20 games. No 2 beat Kite by a stroke when he said Fleming, who has jumped McEnroe quickly got the jump Argovitz testified Wednesday in Texas Tech shot 79 percent from 66: Fordham 71, Holy Cross 62; (ot). last year’s tournament, defends telling him he wanted out of Ihesuit dropped an 8-foot birdie putt on the from 667th to 32nd in the singles on Fleming in both sets, picking up U.S. District Court on a suit filed by his San Diego Open title beginning 18th hole. but stood by statements that he had rankings over the past six months. a service break in the first games, the former Oklahoma star, who is today at the north and south been honest in his dealings with the Haiiberg, 25, finished only 54th "It’s very difficult playing against and never lost his serve in the trying to get out of his Houston courses of the Torrey Pines 1978 Heisman Trophy winner. on the money list last season friends. During a match, a lot of 8,5-minute match. Fleming also contract so he can play for Detroit Country Club. "When I knew I was going to be a Gretzky is giving Eagle despite winning $54,000 in San times you’re uptight and you say wasn't helped by his opponent’s under a $4.5 million pact he signed part owner of the Houston Nine-year-oid Diana Frese Diego in the seventh week of the things. Some players bother me command of winning shots from all Dec. 16, 1983. The PGA event, dominated in Gamblers, " Argovitz said, " I told year. The four-time All-America just by their mannerisms. I didn’t angles. Argovitz denied suggestions by 1983 by poor weather, offers a Billy Sims that if he felt he would from Wake Forest finished in the want to feel that way tonight. It’s "It was good for me to play him Sims’ attorney Elbert Hatchett $400,000 purse with $72,000 to the be better off somewhere else, he oddsmakers a run icemen top 10 in just three of the 31 very inhibiting." to see what I have to do better, " that (he runner was "induced by winner. should go (get someone else to has Oiympics as her goai tournaments he entered. McEnroe joined top-seeded Ivan Fleming said. "But I was very fraud" into signing a $3.6 million The 1983 San Diego Open was a represent him ). Haiiberg defends his title Lendl of Czechoslovakia, third- nervous. I could kick myself for contract with the Gamblers on Bv United Press International Hotel and Casino in La.s Vegas, battle against the elements as " I felt — in my heart, mind and against 155 other pros including seeded Yannick Noah of France choosing to serve first. 1 felt like July 1, saying Sims told him as W'ednesday placed the odds on Bv Rich Cahill strong winds, heavy fog and rain soul — that there wasn’t a conflict triumph Kite, Tom Watson, Fuzzy Zoeller, and fourth-seeded Jimmy Arias in Joe Theismann calling a screen recently as Christmas Eve that he Wayne Gretzky is giving the La.s Gretzky carrying his streak forthe visited the Pacific coast. of interest, ” he said. " I told him I'd Herald Sports Writer Johnny Miller, Raymond Floyd, advancing to today’s third round of pass. Within 10 seconds. I was wanted to drop his suit, Vegas bookies a run for their remaining 31 games at a longshot represent him to the best of my But Haiiberg overcame the Lanny Wadkins and Craig Stadler. the $375,000 tournament. down a break. " money. ,500-to-l. "Do you have this on tape'.’ " ability." J Kevin Dunne remembers it as Bookmakers’ Wednesday laid Tom Sludel, general manager of the moment be knew she was BOLTON — Senior right wing odds from .fn-to-1 to50n-to-l against the Gary Austin Sports Book in Las something special. Paul Roy set a school record the Oilers superstar continuing his V'egus, gave more moderate 30-1 Nine-year-old Diana Frese Wednesday by scoring seven goals point scoring streak for the rest of odds. was competing in the balance as the East Catholic hockey team Sports in Brief China to enter the NHL sea.son. Rangers 6, Penguins 3 beam event at the stale cham­ blasted Glastonbury, 16-3, here at Gretzky responded th;it night by At Pittsburgh. Pierre Larouche pionships of the United States Bplton Ice Palace. Spinks defends against Davis OFFICIAl U.S. CARS AND TRUCKS OF THE 1984 scoring two goals and tidding two scored three goals to lead New Gymnastics Federation, held The seven goals may have pul Summer Games assists to extend his scoring steak NEW YORK — World light heavyweight York to victory and put them last month at Haddam- Roy at or close to a state record, to50games, leading Edmontontoa champion Michael Spinks will defend his title within one point of the first-place Killingworlh High. In the mid­ according to East coach Bill A 6-4 victory over the Vancouver Feb. 25 in Atlantic City, N.J., against No. New York Islanders in the NHL's dle of her routine, she fell off the Mannix. Official records are not LOS ANGELES (UPl) — Aiming to "safeguard Canucks. 2-ranked Eddie Davis of Hempstead, N Y ., before Patrick Division. The loss gavethe beam. But, unlike others her kept at the state level. ■ world peace,” China will definitely compete in the "I'd be lying if I said it didn't get Penguins a home record of 3-19-3. age might have done, she did not taking on top-rated Dwight Muhammad Qawi in 1984 Summer Olympics by sending a contingent of to me. " Gretzky said of the scoring Capitals 2, Sabres 2 let one slip bring about her The win improved East’s record April in a rematch, promoter Butch Lewis said about 300 athletes and coaches to the Games, it was streak. "There's a lot of pressure At Buffalo. Rod Langway scored downfall. to 11-2 and qualified them for the Wednesday. announced. WE RE GEARED UP FOR THE WINTER on me every night to perform but it a third-period goal to give the "She just got back up and state Division II tournament. Spinks, who scored a 15-round unanimous The Chinese last competed in the Olympics in 1932. is nothing new to m e." Capitals a 2-2 overtime tie with stuck her nose in the air.” Glastonbury's record fell to 4-8. decision over Qawi — the former World Boxing The scoring whiz, who cele­ Council light heavyweight champion -- last also in Los Angeles, sending one athlete and one OLYMPICS WITH WINNING DEALSI Buffalo. The tie snapped a 10-game Dunne said during a recent coach. brates his23rd birthdiiy today, also A switch in linemates breathed March to win the world title, is unbeaten in 24 pro winning streak for Buffalo while interview. “ It was nice to see new life into Roy. who came into N lied his own record of 60 goals in 50 Washington stretched its unbeaten her get right back up. It showed fights and the Davis fight will be his ninth title China is the first Communist country to confirm BRAND NEW the game with nine goals. He had 1984 CHEV CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 DR games set in the 1981-H2 season. streak to four games. W'ashington a lot of class.” defense. plans to compete in the Games, a spokeswoman for BRAND NEW been played on a line with Ken V-8 au to 0 D . AC, PS, "I don't know that there's PB. elec defogger. tinted 1984 CHEV MONTE CARLO COUPE bus not won a game against the Dunne and his wife are the the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee said V-6 au to PS, PB, stereo anything he hiisn't shown us." said West and Kevin Walsh, but Mannix Wednesday. glass, cruise control. ^ ^ Sabres since April 1978. co-owners of the Patti Dunne switched him to a unit which Valenzuela Inks one-year deal stereo and many more Vw V 1 elec defogger tinted glass Oiler coach Glen Sather ' of options Stk No 73t0 1 1 and many more extras Stk 40 B V ■ B V North Stars 5, Black Hawks 3 School of Gymnastics, located The Soviet Union, which suffered from the U.S.-led No 7104 SALE PRICED W M W V Gretzky. "There's nothing left for includes center Lewis Luster and SALE PRICED ■ ■ ^0 At Chicago, Keith Acton scored on Pine Street, Diana is their LOS ANGELES — Fernando Valenzuela, who boycott of the 1980 Moscow Olympics, and other me to say. left wing Brian Gallahue. twice in the second period to lead star pupil. She began taking was awarded a $l-million contract by an Communist countries have not yet announced definite ' I look forward to watching him Minnesota to its fifth win in its last pre-school gymnastics classes "W e just fell that we wanted to arbitrator last winter, signed a one-year deal with plans to compete in Los Angeles. They are making play eu ry night. He's so great. He six games. Acton broke a 2-2 tie when she was 4 years old. shuffle things around a bit and see the Los Angeles Dodgers Wednesday for d figure extensive preparations, however, and Olympics BRAND NEW is a i i c.itor. he goes beyond your BRAND NEW with his 15th goal at 11:12 of the "M y parents, they realized I if we could get a little more the pitcher described only as "m ore” than he organizers say they expect the Soviets and most of 1984 CHEV CELEBRITY 4 DR expectations." offense." Mannix said. The result 1984 CHEV CAMARO SPORT COUPE second period and scored again was like a monkey around the received a year ago. their allies to participate. , V-6, auto. AC, PS. PB, elec 4 cyl. 4 Spd . PS. PB, Stereo, jfc Gretzky scored his 59th goal on a five minutes later. Minnesota's house. So they thought it might was the Eagles’ top offensive The Dodgers also announced the signing of defogger. stereo, wire ^ elec defogger whitewalls B m ^ ^ Chen Xian, who led a seven- member delegation wheels and many more op- and many more extras Stk 0 power play at 16:09 of the second Willi Pletl and Chicago's Bob be good for me,” Diana said of output of the season. bullpen stopper Tom Niedenfuer to a five-year tions Stk No 7250 No 7251 SALE PR IC ED 0 B # 0 S0 period and .scored his 60th into an Murray scored in the third period her early start in the sport. It contract and catcher Mike Scipscia to a one-year that spent 10 days in Southern California, issued an SALE PRICED # M 90 empty net with 22 .seconds remain­ to account for the final tally. paid off last month when she Roy added an assist to his seven deal. effusive statement announcing that that the trip had ing in the game Flames 2, Devils 2 won the championship in Class goals, while Luster scored twice No financial terms were revealed for any of the been "crowned with success” and would "surely Vancouver took at 4-2 leadpn two At Calgary, Ed Beers .scored his IV, the novice category, at the and assisted on two other tallies three pacts. enhance the existing friendship between the peoples second period goals by’ Moe '24th goal of the sea.son in the third state tournament. and Gallahue had five assists. Valenzuela, 23, was 15-10 last season with a 3.75 and athletes of our two countries.” Lemay. Edmonton forged a 4-4 tie “That line was ju.st awesome,” ERA after taking the Dodgers to arbitration and period to lift Calgary to a tie. The , Dunne attributes Diana’s suc­ He also said the Chinese hoped the Games would We'll match or beat any legitimate deal on any new Chevy late in the second period and goals cess to intelligence, as well as to Mannix said, “ Paul had just, a winning a $l-million pact from arbitrator Thomas Flumes, who' have won seven increase understanding among different countries, by Ken l.isemtin and Gretzky in the straight games, are unbealt;n in all talent. "She has the ability to tremendous night." Roberts. He passed up another chance at plus we offer outstanding service after you buy — backed by third period sealed the victory. Junior Rob Tedoldi, moved into thus "helping to safeguard world peace as well as II overtime games they have conceptualize in her head. Yes, arbitration when he signed Wednesday. lending impetus to the improvement of sports 48 years of experience. "We've perfected blowing the played this season. The tie snapped she's small, flexible and strong, Roy’s place on a line with West and Herald photo by Pinto worldwide. third-period lead. " said Canucks a four-game losing streak for the but she has a head to use it." Walsh, scored two goals. Senior coach Hurry Neale. "The third Devils. The championship was a bit of Nine-year-ol(j Diana Frese has shown promise m the right wing Dennis Tuiimieri also Berenyl agrees to terms "In the past 10 days, we have seen with great joy the period was a tossup It could have Flyers 5, Kings 2 deja vu for the school because, gymnastics world. Here she shows off some of the scored twice. The other East goals CINCINNATI — Cincinnati Reds pitcher Bruce impressive framework that the LAOOC has set up for gone either way. " At Inglewood. Calif.. Diirryl tour years ago, Diana’s coach, were scored by Dave Olender, Dan Berenyi. who had a 9-14 record and a 3.86 earned the 1984 Games,” Chen said. 2 trophies she’s won. The previous scoring streak Thebeau and Pat Barrett. CARTER OK USED CARS Sillier fired in a ,35-footertotrigger Kim Stephenson, won the state run average last year, reached agreement with record was set by Gretzky him.self title in Class II, a more Barrett and Dave Parent each "Visits to all the Olympiad venues to be utilized by a three-goal first period outburst coachable, and very easy to get beam, third in the uneven club officials Wednesday on a contract that will at 30 games in the 1982- 83 season. advanced level of competition. had two assists. Kevin Hull and the 1984 Games has left us with deep impressions. It is OUR LATE MODEL USED CARS ARE INSURED AGAINST that enabled Philadelphia Flyers along with, "I'm sure some­ parallel bars and fourth in the earn him an estimated $260,000 this season. Before that. Guy Lafleur of Mont­ Stephenson won the cham­ Dick Freni each had two. Tuii­ noteworthy that wherever we visited we were MAJOR REPAIRS FOR 12 MONTHS or 12,000 MILES. to maintain their 11-year mastery times you get frustrated, but floor exercises. She was first in real held the record at 28 games, over Los Angeles. The Kings have pionship at 13, and started more so at yourself, I get upset mieri, West, Walsh, Olender and showered with warm welcomes. We have become .set in the 1976-77 season. the overall competition. Jason-Hanford were credited with Berra signs with B u g s aware of the total dedication of the entire LAOOC staff not defeated Philadelphia at the teaching at the school at about because I can't explain WEEKEND BUT DODGE ASPEN 4 08 $3595 Diana, who lives on Briar- 6 cyl aufo . PS PB rear defog vmyi Sonny .Reizner. manager of the Forum since Oct. 20, 1973, and are the same time. She went on to one assist each. to the Games. •3 S-10 ILAZil TAHOI rexjf. R something. wood Drive and attends Keeney PITTSBURGH — Shortstop Dale Berra has R A R i FIND lUICK S8TNAW8 HATCNIAC8 V-6. auto O/D, AC PS PB $3595 Sports Book of the Castaways 1-8-3 in their last 12 games. compete at Clarion Stale in The Eagles scored five limes in 73 VOIKS SUPn lUG v-6. auto PS. PB rear defog RAFM If her performances are any Street School, nods her head signed a five-year contract with the Pittsburgh "Hereby, I would like to assure the LAOOC that the elec defog. speed control rustprooted Pennsylvania for a year-and-a- the first period, five limes in the 4 cyl. aulo. R. 40.000 miles stereo and loaded with many OIDS CUTIASS SUP8EMI CPE •4 1 9 5 indication, there is very little of vigorously when asked if the Pirates, the ballclub announced Wednesday. Chinese Olympic Committee will work closely with and looks like new Ihruout half, before restricting her role second and six times in the third. more extras Sold new al V-8 auto . PS. PB AM-FM vinyl roof Stephenson's coaching that Di­ sport is fun. She said that, when Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. the LAOOC and contribute in a positive manner to the CHEV MAUlU 2 08 CPE to teaching. "W e had to work ana has failed to grasp. In a Glastonbury had two goals late in V-6 3 spd . PS PB R, rustprewfed 6 she is older, she wants to own a success of the Games." out five-and-a-half hours a day, the first period against starting 1 |W6%$12495 PONTIAC J.2000 4 08 Rose didn’t sign sectional meet in November at gymnastics school. She has an 4 cyl. auto AC PS PB R and I just burned out," Stephen­ goalie Steve Cavallo and one in the Chen said he did not "expect to achieve outstanding NOW $2495 79 Glastonbury High, Diana fin­ even loftier goal to achieve Theus fined $10Gf OIOS CUTIASS SUP8CME CPC •5 7 9 5 third against backup Chris 81 CHIV CAMICE STA. WG. $7995 v-6 aulo . AC PS PB stereo cass till son said of her experience at ished first in every event. In the results even with the rapid development of sports in v-6. auto. AC. PS. PB. cruise. Pwindows. Pdoor wheel 50-50 before that, however. Poshpeck. CHICAGO — Chicago Bulls guard Reggie seals rear defog college. state meet, she finished first in our country," but said the Chinese athletes "w ill do 78 MAZDA CIC 3 IW $2995 locks. R PONTIAC FW nilD CPI " I want to go to the Olym­ Theus was fined $100 for being late for Tuesday 83 CHEV CILEBIITY 4 08 $9395 $5495 Stephenson said Diana is very Glastonbury scored three times 4 c y l. S tpd>. AM -^M . rear defog. rally wheals V-8 aufo AC PS PB. stereo cess for top $$ offer the vault, second in the balance their utmost to display good sportsmanship and try to V*6. auto. AC. PS. PB. elec delog Pdr locks, stereo pics," she said. 80 CHIV CITATION 2 Dl $4295 nights home game against the Atlanta Hawks. rustprooted g] with only eight shots-on-goal. The realize their full potential." 4 c y l, auto. AC, PS. PB. R. spec 2 tone CHEV CnATMN 4 08 $4295 Eagles took 48 shots. Theus, who was 35 minutes late, said he was 78 DODGE ASKH CUSTOM 1 D8 <3495 4 cyt. aulo AC PS PB. R. elec delog PHILADELPHIA fUPI) - As 82 CHIV CAVAUE8 4 Dt $5*95 7 9 dinner. Rose indicated published playing tennis and lost track of the time. He also noted that athletes from Taiwan would be 4 cyl. 4 spd. PS, R. orig 35.000 miles 6 cyl . auto . AC PS. PB, vinyl roof. R DATSUN 1310 STA. WC. <5395 The Eagles played without two of 4 cyl. 4 spd AM-FM elec delog memorable Pete Rose news con- 74 CHIV VIC* sn. WC. M 995 $4895 reports claiming he signed with the competing in the Games and added: 80 P08D MUCTANG HATCH CPI PIT tlUANT STA. WG. CUSTOM <6095 their top defensemen. Don Maxim 4 c y l. 4 tp d . orIg 50,000 miles 4 cyl turbo. 4 spd . PS PB. stereo tape 81 lerences in Philadelphia go. it Expos as a last resort were untrue. 4 cyl , auto. PS AC. R Bosox sign Ojeda, three others is out for the season with a severely “ In the past few years, we have on several 77 CHIV MONTE CAIIO CFI. $3595 didn't rank up there with his 3,631st He signed a ort.c-year contract with V-e. auto.. AC. PS. PB. R. vinyl root 83 PONT lONNEVNiE 4 DA <7995 CHEV CITATION 4 DA <0595 hit or the day he was released from bruised thigh. Dan Raffin suffered Fairfield nipped by one occasions competed jointly, exchanged experiences V-6, aulo, AC, PS. PB. cruise, till, vinyl root 4 cvl auto. AC, P ^ PR etec deino R Montreal last Friday for a salary •4 4 9 $ his contract with the Phillies. a laceration on his forearm in and nurtured fellowship with out compatriots from 79 CNIV MAIIIU ClASUC 4 01 78 CHEV NOVA CONCOUAS 4 UA > J « v 5 estimated to he between $600,000 BOSTON (U P l) — The signings ' Johnson, 27, had a 3-2 record with the signing of outfielder Reid F A IR F IE LD — Anthony Green’s 3-point play V.6.IUIO . AC, PS. PB. cruiM . B 6 cyl auto PS R Saturday’s overtime loss to South Taiwan. It is our hope that we can continue such clo^e But it was significant because it and $800,000. of pitcher Bob Ojeda and three one save in 54 games and a 3.71 Nichols to a five-year agreement. with 1:47 to go and Leonard Hayes’ two free Windsor. Parent took a regular relationships so as to help end our separation of the S3POAOAANCEA , _____ TRUCKS.10 CMC HEAVT Vi TON 7 9 JE E P C - J 7 * _ _ _ _ marked a "farewell" of sorts to "Regardless of what you read other Red Sox players were ERA last year. Gedman, 24, hit a Contract talks are continuing throws with 20 seconds left lifted St. Peter’s to a turn on the back line in Raffin’s past decades." PICKUP <6995 1’ PICKUP <5995 A E H EO A D E <5795 Ro.se. who will report to the around here, I could have signed a announced Wednesday by execu­ with All-Star outfielder Jim Rice, 53-52 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference triumph I 4 cyt.. a u lo , PS. PB, stereo ^ 6 c y l. auto. PS. slarao career-high .294 in 81 games and absence. I cass v-6, lUIO. PS. PB, H. Pickup Montreal Expos' spring training month ago with a couple of tive vice president and general over Fairfield Wednesday night. spent the winter playing baseball who could become a free agent at The Eagles will have a week to Saying he was "gratified” by the Chinese camp next month after spending American League teams for more manager Haywood Sullivan. Shelton Gihbs had 16 points for St. Peters’s in Venezuela. the end of the 1986 season, when his recover from their injuries before announcement, LAOOC President Peter Ueberroth the past five seasons with the money, " he said. "I told Montreal Ojeda, a left-hander with a 12-7 while Hayes added 15 and Green 10. Tony George Clemons, 22, was the Sox' first current pact expires. Rice says he returning to action Wednesday issued a statement adding the visit “ has solidified our Phillies. and Pittsburgh to wait, but I had an mark in 1983, signed a two- year wants to be paid "what the other had 19 for Fairfield, all but 2 in the second half, draft selection last June and night when they face Notre Dame already positive relationship with one of the newest "This is my last time here as an inkling that (signing with the pact. and 12 rebounds. achieved a 1-2 mark with Winter top players are getting. They can of West Haven at the Bolton Ice members of the Olympic family." iictive Phihidelphiiin. " said Rose, Expos) was what I wanted. I told Signing one-year contracts with St. Peter’s is 5-1 in conference play and 15-2 Haven and New Britain last pay me or that’s it." Palace at 8:30. Notre Dame A spokeswoman also disclosed that the Chinese returning Wednesday night for a (Montreal manager) Bill Virdon Boston were lefty reliever John overall. The Stags are 2-4 and 5-12. summer. Clemons, who helped 'The Red Sox have already made defeated East, 6-3, in West Haven have asked to be housed at the Olympic Villtige at 1936 1984 I'nilcd Way benefit dinner honor­ when he came to Cincinnati that I Henry Johnson and catcher Rich pitch the University of Texas to the Rice one offer, but he rejected it as on Jan. 14. That is one of East’s two UCLA. ing him Now I m out of the was interested. " Gedman, and pitcher Roger Clem­ NCAA Coiiege Worid Series title, not being in line with the pay ieveis losses this season. The Eagles will country but I'm looking forward to Rose, 42. did not comment on the ons signed for a single year with Yale slams Brown It was disclosed Tuesday that the Soviet Union has will be with the major-iegue club in of Montreal’s Gary Carter and have a chance to avenge the other coming back here in the other the Red Sox Triple-A team in PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Butch Graves scored21 made a preliminary request for housing at UCLA, two American League teams but spring training as a non-roster Philadelphia's Mike Schmidt, each on Feb. 18. when they travel to diigoiil ' Pawtucket. None of the contract points tq lead Yale to a 66-60 comback victory while the East Germans have both asked for housing 1229 IWAIN STREET TEL. 646-6464 MANCHESTER one wiis believed to be the Seattle invitee. of whom make approximately $2 South Windsor for ,-i rclnrn mutch .At a news conference before the Miiriners. terms were announced. On Tuesday the Sox announced million a year. over Brown Wednesday night. at the University of Southern California, where the with the Bnl- U.S. team will also'slay. It - MANCHESTKR HERALD. Thursday, J;in 2b. 1984 M\\( IIK S T K K III i; ' n 1 im m I.iv . Jan 2b. 11)H4 - 13 New England Ski Scene New Englanders watching U.S^ Ski Team FOCUS / Family

WOODSTOCK, VI. (U P Il - As expected to lead the men's Team: Olympic Nordic teams have been Brattleboro. Vt., the wife ol Chris Hustings captured the U.S. the dates for the 14th Olympic challenge, while the women will be —Doug Powell of Peru. Vt.. who selected and each has three New national team member Jim Junior 90-meter championship last Winter Games approach — F'ch. led by last winter's World Cup claimed the North American Englanders. Galenes, She has been a top season and was runner-up in the 8-19 in Sarajevo. Vi^oslavia — champion. Tamara McKinney, downhill title last year despite On the men's team: performer but ran into trouble last ' 70-meter junior competition. New Knglanders are watching the Chrislin Cooper and just possibly injuries: —Tim Caldwell of Putney, Vt., season before finishing with a Mike Holland also had a fine performance of the I'.S. Ski Team r2-year ski team veteran Cindy —Tiger Shaw of Sto.we, Vt., the who was runner-up in the World victory in the 5-kilometer event at jumping season last year, as the with particular interest. Nelson who was injured earlier in 1982 NCAA slalom champion who Cup 15-kilometer event last year the North American Cross Country second highest American point Most of the Olympic competitors the season. lust year finished first in the and the U.S. National 15-k Championships. scorer on the World Cup circuit. will be selected from the I'.S. Ski NorAm giant slalom standings and champion: New England also is represented Team roster in early February, On the Nordicside. Bill Koch, the was runner-up in the overall —Jim Galunes of Brattleboro, —Sue Long of Manchester in the World ski competition by and New England is sure to be well 1982 World Cup champion, and Tim ‘ NorAm standings: Vt.. who recorded impressive wins Center, Vt., in her second season four coaches and, indirectly M M H ’s represented thanks to the Caldwell are expected to be the —Holly Flanders of. Deerfield, in the beginning of last season and on the national team. She proved anyway, a director. participation of more than a dozen pacesetters while Judy Endestad N.H., the 1982 World Cup was runner-up in the U.S, National herself lust year with a pair of athletes and coaches on the alpine will lead the women. Ski jumpers runner-up, who finished first in the 30-kilometer race in Anchorage, World Cup scoring finishes. The director, Jim Page, heads and nordic teams. Jeff Hustings and Mike Holland NorAm dow’nhill la§t year and Alaska: —Patty Ross of Cornwwall, Vt., the Nordic program and now lives will be among the top contenders in second in the national downhill —Bill Koch, now of Eugene. who began this year on the U.S. in Salt Ltike City, Utah. For many Expectations for the I’.S. are the ski jumping competition. competition: Ore., but who has spent most of his development team but whose early years he was associated with ‘Big high because of the outstanding Most have New England —Pam Fletcher of Acton, Mass,, life in Brattleboro, VT. A surprise season performance qualified her Dartmouth College in Hanover, records of US. skiers in associations. ’ who captured first in the national silver medalist in the 1980 winler for a berth on the Olympic team. N.H., first as a competitor and international competition sincethe Koch has spent most of his life in downhill last year and then went on games, Koch is regarded as one of In ski jumping. New England later us head of the ski program. 1980 games at Lake Placid. N.Y. Brattleboro, Vt,: Caldwell is from to score her first World Cup points the best U.S. skiers of all time. He attention will focus on brothers The coaches are Chip Woods of They include five World Cup titles nearby Putney, Vt,: Endestad has with a seventh place in downhill at won the overall Nordic world Cup Jeff and Chris Hustings and on East Burke, Vt., the Alpine and nine individual event titles. completed two years at Harvard Mont Tremblant, Canada: title in 1982 and last year took firsts Mike Holland — all of Norwich, Vt. assistant women's coach; Mike Before the 1980 winter games the University: and Hustings -and Brother’ , —Heidi Preuss of Lakeport, in the U.S. National ,50-kilometer. Jeff Hastings, a Williams Gallagher of Pittsfield, Vt., the U.S. had only won ;i single event ‘ Holland both are from Norwich, N,H., who hud a trio of World Cup the world Cup 30-k and the U.S. College graduate,_ had a fine head men's cross-country coach; title in skiing. Vt. scoring races lust winter and who National 30-k competitions. season last winter, taking a second 2 and Rex Bell of Brattleboro, Vt., The brothers Phil and Steve Five New Englanders — two took a fifth in the slalom at the U,S. New Englanders on the women's in the World Cup 90-meter jump the national junior jumping coach Mahre — Phil is three-time overall men and three women — are Nationals, Olympic nordic team are: and retaining his U.S. National and domestic jumping team members of the U.S. Alpine Ski world Cup champion — are Both the men's and women's — Lynn Spencer-Galunes of title in the 90-meter competition. coordinator. A wristwatch-like device links the homebound to help

By Susan Plese neck. It’s just a companion. I look down Herald Reporter at it, and it wobbles back and forth, and 6 Scoreboard I think no matter what happens There are six people in Manchester someone will be able to get in.” who can claim that Big Brother is The Lifeline transmitter is about the MokeskI 02 1-2 1, Bridgemon 04 OO 0, Stetson 103, Armstrong St. 72 watching them. size of a wristwatch. To summon help, Capitals 2, Sabres 2 Pressev 2-5 1-1 5, Grevev 4-10 2-2 10. USC'Spartanburg63,Winthrop57 the patient simply pushes a button and Totals 42-89 21-26 105, Big Brother, however, isn't the W. Liberty 74, W.Va. St. 58 the hospital is dialed automatically. Basketball Hockey Washington 0 110-2 Basketball ATLANTA 009) William & Mary 91, George Mason 79 intrusive government power that Buffalo 110 0-2 Roundfleld 7-13 6-6 20, Wilkins 6-13 4-6 Midwest Geor-ge Orwell envisioned. It is a The hospital then calls the patient. If 16, Rollins 5-8 46 14, Davis 6-11 2-2 14, Augsburg 78, St.Olaf64 there is no answer, or if the phone is First Period-1, Buffalo, Cyr 10 Rivers 3-7 4-4 10, WIttman 36 OO 6, benevolent service administered by (Housley. Andreychuk), 16:^. Penaltles- Bail St. 68, Northern llllnois66 busy, the hospital calls a neighbor or Adult Cvr, Buf, 8:00; Foligno, Buf, 14:06; Hastings 3-3 66 12, E. Johnson 4-13 OO 9, Capitol 59, Muskingum 45 Manchester Memorial Hospital. Big NHLstandings Londsberger OO OO 0, Glenn 4-5 OO 8, Cent. Mich. 86, Bowling Green 84 (ot) friend who has previously agreed to Manchester Cycle 91 (Mark Plekos Erickson, Was. 16:51. NBA standings Brother is called.Lifeline. Second Period-2, Washington, Stevens8 Brown 00 OO. Totals 41-79 ^ 3 0 109. ChadronSt.92, National Coll. 54 respond to such calls. If a neighbor 34, Ed Kowal 16. Stan Alexander 15. Milwaukee 27 25 24 29^105 Doyton71,W.Kentuckv68 Lifeline, which operates via a radio Bob Klernon 15), Jury Box Lounge 75 Woles Conference (Gould), 10:17. 3, Buffalo, Perreault 24 cannot be contacted, an ambulance or Patrick Division (unassisted), 12:18. Pcnaltles- EosternConference Atlanta 27 31 23 28— 109 DePaul50,Princeton39 transmitter worn on the wrist or (Bill Gorra 24, Marty Keorns 19, Steve Atlantic Division Three-point goal— E. Johnson. DePauw53,Wabash46 paramedics are dispatched. Ayers 16). W L T Pts. GF GA Andersson, Fouled around the neck, links the ill or elderly NY islanders 17 2 64 224 Was, 15:25; (Partner, Was, 19:53. W L Pet. GB Defiance 77, Findlay 75 (ot) Green Hardware 103 (Bill Eller 28. 31 172 Boston 34 9 .790 out— None. Total fouls— Milwaukee FrankI in 73, Marian 67 to the hospital. The nationwide pro­ Rich Haydasz 20. Steve Chotlner 10, Ed NY Rongers 29 16 5 63 208 187 Third Period-4, VVashington, LangwayS (Gartner, Haworth). 4:52. Penalties- Philadelphia 29 14 .674 5 23, Heidelberg 77, Baldwin-Wallace76 gram is the brainchild of a Boston BUT THE DEVICE is also on a timer. Beadle 18, Mark Zaleski 10, Donato's Philadelphia 27 14 7 61 213 170 • New York Atlanta 23. Rebounds— Milwaukee Washington 25 21 4 54 179 167 Carpenter, Was, 9:05; Selling, Buf, 9:05; 23 18 .561 10 Hiram75,JohnCarroll47 doctor who sought ways to keep the " I f the person should fall and can't Lounge 100 (Bill Pardo 37, John Lusa Ramsey, Buf. 11:03. New Jersey 22 21 .512 12 44 lnd-Pur-FW81,lnd-Pur-lndpls73(ot) 21, Peter Thompson 16, Dick Folr- Pittsburgh 10 33 5 25 148 214 (Lanier 12), Atlonto 34 (Roundfleld 10). even press the button the timer resets New Jersey 10 35 4 24 136 210 Overtime-None. Penaltles-None. Washington 19 24 .442 15 Kansas 77, Nebroska61 chronically ill out of institutions. brother 14, Tyler Jones 12). Hardware Central Division Assists— Milwaukee 25 (Romor 12), Miami (Ohio) 54, Kent St.47 Lifeline started in Manchester in after 12 hours," says Morgan. "And we won In double overtime. Adams Division Milwaukee 24 19 .558 — Atlanta 30 (E. Johnson 13). A— 7,U7 Buffolo 32 13 5 69 201 160 Shots on goai-Washlngton 11-9-3-0- Milliken61,Wheaton52 October with only three subscribers. send help.” Boston 32 14 3 67 215 148 23. Detroit 23 19 .548 Vj Minnesota 75, Wisconsln62 Atlanta 24 20 .546 Vs Northern Iowa68, Cleveland St. 57 Today there are 10 people — six in Yes, it is possible that a subscriber Midgets Quebec 26 18 5 57 233 178 Buffalo 4-4-8-2-18. would have to wait the entire 12 hours Montreal 22 24 3 47 185 186 Goalles-Washington, Riggin. Buf­ Chicago 16 23 .410 6 Northern St.78.SWSt.77 Manchester, three in East Hartford Sonics 26 (Sean Keenan, Matt falo, Indiana 12 29 .293 11 Big East standings NotreDame59, Davidson 56(ot) for help, if a fall or medical problem Hartford 15 76 6 36 160 198 Cleveland 12 30 .286 IIVj and one in Mansfield — who take the Belcher 9ind Jason Peilegato played Campbell Conference Sauve. A-13,689. Ohlo65,E. Michigan 47 occurred shortly after the timer was well), Howks^22 (Dan Maher 0, Curt Norris Division Western Conference Syracuse OhloNorthern61, Kenyon38 service. Three more people will be sT Gamer 4,\;roig Rl^pstead 4 ). W L T Pts. GF GA Midwest Division Georgetown Ohio Wesleyan 80, Marietta 60 hooked up within the month. reset. But so far, the time lag has not i ? ’ Pirates 26 (Mo Morlarty 8, Brian W L Pet. GB Vlllanovo Otterbein 77, Mount Union 70 been a problem, Morgan says. Minnesota 26 19 4 56 229 220 Utah 26 16 .619 — Subscribers are generally "Isolated Cromble played w il). Lackers 18 St. Louis 2' 25 5 47 185 202 Rangers 6, PenguinsS Connecticut SE Missouri 68. Missouri-Rolla65 "It depends on how you look at it," he (Derek GasYon, Mott Robison played Chicago 19 27 5 43 173 195 Dallas 25 19 .568 2 Boston College St. John's51,Hamllne41 elderly with disabilities, such as well). Son Antonio 19 24 .442 7'/z St.Marv's58,Macaloster56 says. Twelve hours is "a lot better than Toronto 16 27 6 38 194 237 NY Rangers 2 1 3—6 St. John's arthritis and heart disease, who with Lakers 21 (Kevin Covell 12. Gregg Detroit 16 29 . 4 36 173 215 Houston 18 25 .419 8Vz Pittsburgh St. Thomas66, Gustavus60 a couple of days," he says. "And we Horowitz 6 ), 76ers 18 (Jason Dieterle 8, Pittsburgh 2 1 0—3 Denver 18 25 .418 8Vj Toledo69, Western Michigan 55 support can stay at home and live,” Smvtbe Division • First period— 1, New York, Larouche35 Providence haven't had the timer go off and be loo Russell Husbands 6 ). Edmofffon 38 8 4 80 296 198 Kansas City 17 24 .415 8Vz Seton Holl Wilmington 73, Bluffton63 says David Morgan, MMH '^hlnkf Knicks 23(Dav«'Smith7, MIkeGilnak (Laldlaw, Sundstrom), 7:17. 2, Pitts­ Pacific Division Wittenberg60, Denison67 late.” Calgary 19 19 10 48 179 198 burgh, Roulston 10 (Flockhart, DeFazIo), administrator. It • 6), Jozz 15 (^elth Reimer 7, Steve Winnipeg 18 23 8 44 220 245 Los Angeles 25 16 .610 — Wooster 71,Oberlin54 Subscribers may be referred by their 8:51. 3, New York, Laidlaw 2, (Osborne, ! nc« J Odierna 3). Portland 27 18 .600 — Wright St. 65, Indlano Cent. 55 "But since they are isolated, they Vancouver 17 28 6 40 197 215 Richmond), 9:18. 4, Pittsburgh, Roulston Wednesday's Results Los Angeles 14 27 9 Seattle 21 19 . 525 3Vj UConn 67, New Hampshire 65 Southwest ' have no way to get help if they should doctors, visiting nurses, or social 37 ^ 209 242 11 (Flockhart), 19:51. Penalty— Erixon, Golden State 20 24 .454 6'/j (Top (our in each division quolify for NYR, 18:41. Syracuse 62, Pittsburgh 58 Colorodo 74, Kansas St. 66 fall. They could lie on the floor for days workers. But many subscribers refer Stanley Cup playoffs.) Phoenix )9 23 .452 6V2 Today's Game Tex.A8tA>60,Tex.52 themselves. Morgan says. Some are Secondperlod— 5, Pittsburgh, Kehoel7 Son Diego 14 28 .333 ll'/j Tex.-SonAnt 111, Prairie View A&M 66 before someone would know something Wednesday's Results (O'Regan. Boutette). 9:38. 6. New York, Canisus at Syracuse Washington 2, Buffalo 2 Wednesday's Results Friday's Gome Tex. Tech 85, Baylor 57 was wrong,” he says. not ill. but just very old and frightened. Larouche 36 (Laidlaw, Da. Maloney), Boston 102, Philadelphia 98 West N.Y. Rangers 6, Pittsburgh 3 11:50. Penalties— McSorlev, Pit, ' Vlllanovo at UConn (at Hartford "A lot of this is peace of mind," he Minnesota 5, Chicago 3 Indiana 117, Denver 112 Civic Center) Cloremont-Mudd74,Redlands66 4:54; Atlanta 109, Milwaukee 105 Great Fatls66, Carroll 55 A TYPICAL SUBSCRIBER is an says. "F ifty percent say, 'I need it,’ and New Jersey 2, Calgary 2 New York bench, served by Fotlu, 4:54; Soturday's Games Philadelphia 5, Los Angeles 2 Dallas 11Z Golden State 110 Georgetown at Pittsburgh No.Montono97, Rocky Mountain86 85-year did Manchester woman inter­ 50 percent say, ‘My mother needs it.'” Eastern Businessmen Richmond, NYR, maior, 9:55; Rlssllng, Thursday's Games Whittier91,LaVerne64 Edmonton 6, Vancouver 4 Pit, maior, 9:55; Carlyle, Pit, 10:13; Seton Hall at Boston College Since October, the hospital has Thursday's Games (All Times EST) Providence at Davidson viewed recently by the Manchester T. Kowzun 163-429. J. Melzen 150-426. Ruotsalalnen, NYR, 13:50; Ruotsalalnen, New York at Washington, 7:35 p.m. responded just twice, although there J. Martin 152. B. Lavery 156. B. Munroe (All Times EST) NYR, 19:44; Hotham, Pit, 19:44. St. John's at Syracuse Herald. She lives alone, and asked not A Denver at Chicago, 8 p.m. have been a half dozen false alarms. In 150-400, T. DeDominicis 150-421, R Montreal at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35p.m. Third period— 7, New York, Do. Sunday's Game to be identified. She has been hooked to Joiner 154. Winnipeg at Hertford, 7:35 p.m. Golden State at San Antonio, 8:30p.m. Arkansas at Vlllanova Maloney 18 (Larouche, Ruotsa- Seattle at Kansas CItv, 8:35 p.m. the system for two weeks. both emergencies medical assistance Standings: Stevenson's Servicenter Quebec at N.Y. Islanders. 8:05p.m. lainen), Friday's Games New Jersey at Utoh, 9:30 p.m. She has arthritis and has to use a was sent immediately, since a neighbor 3-0, Renn's Tavern 2-1, High Five 2-1, 14:47. 8, New Yl Pavellch x hed- Houston at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. American Legion Post 8 2-1, Wetherell Detroit at Buffalo, night berg, M8anahan-^:23. 9, New Big East resuit walker. She has no family in the area, could not be contacted. New Jersey at Edmonton, night Phoenix at Son Diego, 10:35p.m. Corporation 2-1, Brown's Flowers 2-1, YorkmLaroucR^ (unosslsted), 17:21. Friday's Games Tennis but three neighbors have agreed to Nor Easters 1-2, Ringside Cafe 1-2, Toronto at Washington, night Penalties— Laidlaw, NYR, 11:33; Bul­ No Gomes Scheduled Syracuse 62. Pittsburgh 58 IN ONE CASE, the woman had fallen Optical Style Bar 1-2, The Ook’s 1-2, Minnesoto at St. Louis, night lard. respond to calls for help. They each Herald photo by -Tarquinio Alsco Five 1-2, Too Dollar Bob's 0-3 Los Angeles at Calgary, night Pit, 13:19; Pittsburgh bench, served by have a key to her house. and couldn’t get to the telephone. "She High average — R. Joiner 134.24, G. Philadelphia at Vancouver, night SYRACUSE (62) DeFazio, 16:51. Addison 610 04) 12, Kerins 610 1-2 17, " I need something in the house with needed to be picked up and put back in Szobo 132.6, D. Dynes 132.3. High triple Shots on gool— N Y Rangers 8-12-11—31. Deities 102, Sixers 98 — D. Dynes 492. High single — B Hawkins 4-5 66 13, Waldron 1-4 1-2 3, me,” she says. " I t ’s perfect as far as Oavid Morgan looks at subscriber records in the Memorial Hospital. The system linksthe ill or elderly to Pittsburgh 13.9-7—29. Washington 64 4-5 10, Alexis 1-2 04) 2, N Munroe 203. High no mark — E AHL standings Goalies— NY Rangers, Hanlon. Pitts­ U.S. Pro Indoor results I ’m concerned. I wear it around my Please turn to page 17 Lifeline communications center at Manchester emergency help 24 hours a day. Zawistowski 92. burgh, Romano, Dion. A— 5,750. PHILADELPHIA (98) Monroe 62 64) 0, Spero 60 61 0, Triche Erving 7-15 6-12 20, lovaroni 3-7 3-3 9, 60 60 0, Popodokos 2-3 1-3 5. Totals 26 Northern C, Johnson 3-13 00 6, Cheeks 3-8 3-4 9, 40 12-19 62. At Philodelphlo, Jan. 25 Home Engineers W L T Pts. GF GA Toney 3-12 8-9 14, Williams 6-11 OO 12, PITTSBURGH (58) Men's singles BobbI Grecho 183, Undo Corbitt Fredericton 28 19 . 220 168 North Stars 5, Black Hawks 3 Richardson 4-6 4-4 12, Jones 5-8 3-4 13, Vaughan 9-16 1-1 19, Watkins 1-5 61 2, Second round A great many laws deal in numbers: We can do this moi e than that. 176- 485, Lynn Dovis 188-498, Diane Cote Adirondack 23 18 8 54 215 211 Edwards 0-4 3-4 3. Totals 34-84 30-40 98. Armstrong 4-10 4-10 12, Culbertson 2-8 60 Tim Gulllkson, Boca Raton, Fla., def. • We should eliminate pennies. It soniething comes 187-477, Pot Cunningham 202-463, Chris Moncton 23 22 5 51 166 176 BOSTON (102) 4, Aiken 2-5 60 4, Allen 3-15 60 6, Brian Gottfried, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., ^ when we’re 21 or we’ll get this when we’re 65; we can Suilivon 188, Barbara Higiey 180-482, Nova Scotia 21 23 7 49 182 169 Minnesota 2 2 1—5 Maxwell 6-7 2-3 14, Bird 5-18 5-5 15, Williams 61 1-2 1, David 2-6 04)5 0,6-3; Heinz Gunthardt, Switzerland, def. drive 55 here but only 25 there; we pay 8 percent extra out at $3.47 with tax, the purchaser would only pay Cindy Caidweii 183-457, Trish Kowa- Maine 17 20 7 41 177 175 Chicago 2 0 1—3 Parish 10-16 4-8 24, Henderson 4-7 0-2 8, 8Ss0rd 60 60 0, MIklasevIch 61 4-pm Libor Pimek, Czechoslovakia, 6-3, 6-3; $3,45. If the price comes to $3 48. the buyer would pay Sherbrooke 12 32 5 29 176 249 First pd— 1, Chicago, ilson 12 D. Johnson 4-13 36 11, McHole 8-11 1-2 Ferguson 1-2 60 2. Tb 2409 1618 58 Butch Walts, San Jose, Calif., def. Robert on this and an added 4 percent tax there. iewski 192-492, Morsha Danahv 178-473, $3..50. We re all getting tired of pennies. These days Shlriey Eidridoe 181-505, Danne Pineo Southern (T. Murray), 6:04. 2, Chicago, Cyr 11 17, Ainge 3-7 2-2 8, Buckner 1-4 3-4 5, ^Holftime— Syracuse 33, Pittsburgh van't Hof, Dallas, 7-6, 6-1; Jimmy Arias, I was thinking of some other laws dealing with Andy Rooney 181, Kim McComb 188-455, Hiidur Baltimore 26 12 8 64 224 179* (Lyslak, J. Larmer), 9:17. 3, Minnesota, Carr 04 00 0. Totals 41-87 20-32 102. Buffalo, N.Y., def. Eric Fromm, Glen you have to pinch nickels and dimes. Rochester 26 20 2 54 223 164 Payne 15 (Lawton, Maxwell), 14:55. 4, Fauled out— Addison. Total fouls— Head, N.Y., 6-4, 7-6; Yannick Noah, numbers that 1 wouldn’t mind seeing passed; Zawistowski 183-176-508, Eioine Wei- Philadelphia 31 27 28 12— 98 Syra­ nicki 484, Avis D'Aiiessandro454, Patty Springfield 22 17 6 SO 192 178 Minnesota, CIccarelli 28 (Maxwell, Boston 31 29 27 15— 102 France, def. Harold Solomon, Fort • No one under the age of 21 could smoke cigarettes. • After the age of 15, bii'thdays would only be Westine 482, Cindy Huriey 482, Jo New Haven 22 26 4 48 229 237 Lawton), 15:26. Penalties — CIccarelli, Three-point goals— None. Fouled cuse 20, Pittsburgh 20. Rebounds— Laurderdate, Fla., 6-3, 6-4; Ivan Lendl, Syndicated Columnist celebrated once every five years. It would be illegal Tobias 470, Eris Langiois 178-505, St. Catbarins 20 22 5 45 199 214 Min, 3:59; D.‘Wilson, Chi, 6:17; Ashton, out— Syracuse 39 (Kerins 10), Pittsburgh 34 Czechoslovakia, def. Stefan -Slmons- • No one over the age of 21 could smoke cigarettes. Hershey 18 22 8 44 185 206 Min, (misconduct) 10:11; McMurchy, None. Total fouls— Philadelphia 24, (Vaughan 9). Assists— Syracuse 21 son, ------^ • Commercial television shows couldn’t spend for one person to bake a cake tor anyone or sing Binghamton 19 26 4 42 212 236 Chi, Boston28. Rebounds— Phlladelphla43 (C. (Ad­ Sweden, 6-3, 6-0; John McEnroe, "Happy Birthday" more often than every five years. Tee-Totalers Wednesday's Results (misconduct) 10:11. Johnson, Williams 8), Boston 46 (Parish dison, Waldron 6), Pittsburgh 16 (Allen Douglaston, N.Y., def. Peter Fleming, Sorry, you are more than 10 minutes out of any one hour ad vertising a Hershey 7, Fredericton 5 Second perloct—S, Minnesota, Acton 15 13). Assists— Philadelphia 20 (Erving, 6). T echnical— None. A— 6,586. Seabrook, S.C., 6-4. 6-2. product or themselves. • Model numbers for any new product would have Marceiid Bonin 188-503, Betty Mai- Nova Scotia 7, Maine 3 (Bellows), 11:12.«, Minnesota. Acton 16 Toney 6), Boston 26 (Bird 7). Technicals to start with one, not ltd or 101)1. If there's an orca 178, Birdi Mdcoro 178-491, Karen Binghamton 4, Moncton 0 (Bellows), 16:37.>enaltles— D. Wilson, — Philadelphia Coach Cunningham, • Politicians running for office would be limited to Stetson 178-187-514, Mary Schuitz 183, New Haven 5, Rochester 3 Chi,0:59; Bellows, Min, 3:39; Levle.Mln, D. Wednesday's coiiege basketbaii too old to srnoke saying the same thing not more than 200 times during • Announcers for alhletic events like football, al|)habetic;)l designation, those would sta)"t with A. Lorna Salvatore 501, Claudette St. Catharines5,SherbrookeS 12:56; Roberts, Min. 14:55. Johnson, A— 14,890. baseball and basketball games would be given a The first model would be At. The second model would Mertens 175-454, Gall Hartzog 454, Thursdoy's Game Third period— 7, Minnesota, Plett 6 resuits •••••••••••••••••••••• any one campaign. MorvAnn Zawilinski 203-515, Brenda Fredericton at Baltimore (Vellschek), 1:23. 8, Chicago, B. Murray • It would be illegal for anyone to stay on the limited quota of words they could use during any one be Bl. not xlflOl. Grunberg 187-488, Deanna Richard Friday's Games 9 (D. Wilson, Savard), 11:05. Penalty— game. When they talked too much, they'd be cut off. 175-493, Shirley Blue 202-194-545, Karen Maine at Adirondack Napier, Min, 14:17. Pacers 117. Nuggets 112 East those cigarettes telephone for more than five minutes. • It would be mandatory lor airlines to use the gate RIordan 197-527, Shirley Eldridge 190- AIC84, St. Ansel m's 71 Transactions • Anyone driving slower than 4.i niiles an hour on a St. Catharines at New Haven Shots on goal— Minnesota 10-8-7— Adelphl71,Dowling61 • No vvoman over the age of 40 would be allowed to numbers nearest the terminal, not farthest from it. 200-534, Barbaro Sellert 199-522, Sharon Nova Scotia at Sherbrooke 25. major highway W()uld be ariested along with those Richard 451, Fran MIsseri 197-486, Rochester at Springfield Chicago 10-14-13— 37. DENVER (112) Bentley 83, Bryant82 dye her hair blond. • Eli)i)inating the 13th floor from a hotel's Linda Maselli 484, Gavla Butcher Goalies— Minnesota, Beaupre. Chi­ Anderson 610 4-4 14, Vondeweghe 019 Binghamton69,Cortland65 going faster than 55. numbering .system or in ;my other way perpetuating 5-8 21, Schoyes 2-5 OO 4, Evans 614 2-2 BostonU.64, Maine59 • No man any age would be allowed to wear a 177- 494, Stephanie Anderson 188-213- cago, Bos ebon • No number assigned to a person by a bank, credit 571, Nancy Roias 179-490, Martle Devils 2. Flames 2 Bannerman. A— 17,773. 14, H, Carter 68 1-3 11, Williams 4-8 2-2 Bucknell64, Lafayette56 Boston — Signed pitcher Bob Oledo to toupee. the myth that 13 is an unlucky number would be Barilla 180, Diane Cornog 186, JoAnn 10, English 4-11 2-3 10, Dunn 1-3 0-2 2, Calif. (Pa.) 90, Lock Haven 81 (ot) a 2-yeor contract; signed reliever John cai'd company, government agency, telephone prohibited. O'Lechno 197, Nancy Smith 457, Sandy Issel 614 3-4 15, Edmondson 0-1 OO 0, Cheynev69, Mansfleld48 Henry Johnson, pitcher Roger Clem­ • It would be against the law to price anything $1.99 Kershaw 214-204-566, Sharon Spencer New Jersey o 1 1 0— 2 Oilers 6,Canucks4 Honzllck 2-3 7-8 11. Totals 43-96 2636 112. Clarion68, Slippery Rock66 ons or $.99. Service stations would have to sell gas in round company, power comp;iny or employer could be • Bank depositoi-s who were made to stand in line to 2 177, Julie Lyga 177, Mary Ellen Calgary ) o I 0— 2 INDIANA (117) Colby 78. Bowdoin67 and catcher Rich Gedman to 1-year higher than the number 235.(l()().0()0. That's the get some of their own money out of the bank would be ZIccardI 191-469, Betty Bailey 453, First period— 1 Calgory, Stiles 1 McKenna 3-7 -OO 6, Kellogg 9-19 67 24, Connecticut 67, New Hampshlre65 contracts. numbers like $1.30 a gallon, not $1.28.9. Terry Priskwaldo 191-495, Pat Thibo­ (Quinn, McDonald), 16:26. Penalties- Edmonton 2 2 2—6 Stlponovlch 4-9 3-4 11, Steppe 4-10 66 13, Drexel 71, Vermont 66 Cincinnati (NL) — Pitcher Bruce • All watches and clocks would have numbers on number of people there are in the United States and given an extra dollar free for every minute over 10 deau 500, Lou Tontain 205-514, Lee Bean Clrello, NJ, 3:33; Quinn, Cal, 7:44. Vancouver ) 3 SIchtIng 16 3-4 5, Johnson 12-18 3-5 27, Eastern85, Nyack 75 Berenyi agreed to a contract. thei-e's something funny going on with any nuiuber thev were'forced to wait. 501, Faith Mollov 181-470, Barbara Second period— 2, New Jersey, Higgins First period— 1, Edmonton. Anderson Lowe 4-8 3-4 11, B. Carter 3-7 1-1 7, Edinboro52,1 ndlana (Pa.) 65 Los Angeles — Signed pitcher their faces, not just dots. Shedrick 213-509, Jessie Williams 199- 3 (Lorimer), 4:06. Penalties-Stiles, Col, 29 Combs 4-8 1-4 9, Walters 2-4 OO 4, Elizabethtown 63, Albright 51 Fernando Valenzuela and catcher 495, Petie Bucclno 191-474, Sue Coe 5:43: Broten, NJ, 14:31. (Gretzky, Coffey), 6:32. 2, Edmonton, Thomas 0-2 OO 0. Totals 4698 2635 117. Fordham71,HolvCross62 Mike 178- 470. Third period— 3, New Jersey, Lorimer 2 Coffey 25 (Gretzky), 9:53. 3, Voncouver, Denver 29 31 24 28— 1)2 Geneva83,Pitt.-Bradford76 Scioscia ta 1-year contracts and reliever (Broten), 7:30. 4, Calgary, Beers 24 Sundstrom 21 (unassisted), 16:13. Penal­ Indiana 35 26 34 32—117 Hartford50, Sprlngfield49 Tom NIedentuer to a 5-year contract. (Quinn, McDonald), 14:43. Penalties— ties— Jackson, Edm, 1:29; Neely, Von, Three-point goals— none. Fouled Hofstra 77, Monmouth 43 New York (NL) — Signed center My soam ade a very important announcement the gel a list of the weirdest names she count linri, but you out— JonnJay63. Stonybrook44 Galaxies Risebrough, Col; double-minor, 10:06; 1:42; Cote, Edm, 6:00; NIII, Von, 10:57. fielder Mookle Wilson to multi­ other day. I c^uld tell it was very important, because know how grandmothers are. Very conservtdive. Bridgman, NJ, double-minor, 10:06; Second period— 4, Vancouver, Tonti 34 Honzll ck. T otol tou Is— Denver 31,1 ndlana King's72,Wilkes70 year Glorio Petrone 127, Shirley Schultz (Sundstrom), 2:33. 5, Vancouver, Lemoy 29. Rebounds— Denver 57 (Anderson 13), Lehman 64. BaruchSO he always starts earth-shattering remarks with the And Nathaniel it was. As good a ctnnpromise as we 6 Vdulour, NJ, minor, 17:38; Baxter, Cal, contract andthird basemanHubleBrooks 131, Lorraine Demko 131, Glsele Gold­ 17:38; Voutour, NJ, (misconduct) 19:43; 3 (Gradin, Scitllebener), 5:58. 6, Indiana 51 (Kellogg 13). Assists— Denver Long Island U. 86, Wagner 73 to a 1-year cantract. could nianage. considering the time factor. Even the ing 130, Karen Nicholson 136-340. Baxter, Cal, 19:43; Clrello, NJ, 19:43. Vancouver, Lemoy 4 (Smvl, Bellond), 25 (English 5), Indiana 35 (Carter 8). Miliersvlle90, Shippensburg74 Pittsburgh (NL) — Signed shortstop same phrase, Connections Overtime— None. Penalties-None. 11:29. 7, Edmonton, Gretzky 59 (Ander­ Technical— McKInnev. A— 8,315 Moravian 54, MuhlenbergSl Dale Berra ta 5e-year contract. " I ’m sorry to tell you this. Mommy,” he says. The doctor was relieved. son, Pouzar), 16:09. 8, Edmonton, Navy 78. Ameflcan71 St. Louis (NL) — Outfielder Lonnie But .seven years later Nathaniel wanted to be NewJerseyTech55, Bloomfield 53 words make my blood pressure rise. I don’t know what Susan Plese Shots on goal-New Jersey 9-12-8-1— 29. Chartraw 25 (Linsemon), 17:15. Penalties Smith, pitcher Dave LaPoint, Intielder someone else. 1 would have to see this thi'ough. Calgary 12-3-12-1— 28. — Snepts, Von, 1:02; Linsemon, Edm, Mavericks 112, Warriors 110 Niagara77,Cornell50 ^ Floyd Rayford and catcher Glenn to expect. Has he eloped? Flunked out of first grade? Goalies— New Jersey, Low. Cal- 6:57; Fooolln, Edm, 7:31; Sundstrom, Potsdam64, Plattsburgh63 Brummer agreed to terms; Intlelder- Herald Reporter "Who do you look like, then, ” 1 asked him again. So Calendar gory, Von, 16:04. RP162, Albany St. 61 outtielder Vic Harris agreed to a Bleached his freckles? Lemelln. A— 16,764. Third period— 9, Edmonton, Linsemon GOLDEN STATE (110) RogerWilliams76,NewEngland71 contract with Louisville ot the American This time, I held my breath, waiting for the bomb to he walked over to the full-length niirror, and studied 14 (LIndstrom, Lowe), 3:00. 10, Edmon­ Smith 1-2 OO 2, Short 12-21 4-4 28, Sacred Heart 75, Bridgeport64 Association. A himself cai"efully, from just about every angle. ton, Gretzky 60 (Anderson), 19:38. Carroll 10-20 4-5 24, Conner 3-7 4-4 10, Salisbury 75, York 70 Seattle — Signed outfielder Dave drop. Then it came. Flyers 5. Kings 2 Scronton 77, Delaware Val ley 59 THURSDAY Penalties— Conacher, Edm,'3:58; Pou­ Floyd 8-17 1-1 17, Johnson 614 1-2 17, Henderson, catcher Rick Sweet, Intielder “ I ’m going to change my name,” he said. Basketball zar, Brotz 1-5 2-2 4, Engler 1-1 60 2, Collins ' Skldmore97, Green Mountain 76 Manny Castillo and pitcher DaveGeisel. HE SCRUNCHED up his face and made himself Hate, uhh, Mike Edm, 7:28; Lemav, Van, 9:17; LInd­ Southampton 115, Mercy 87 “ Oh, yeah?” I answered. (I’m known for my witty St. Paul at East Cathalic (oirls), 7:30 Philadelphia 3 1 1— 5 2-4 2-2 6, Tlllls OOOOO. Totals 4691 1620 Southern Conn. 74, New Haven 59 SAM?” he said. It’s not that there’s anything wrong look itiean. He smiled and showed his teeth. He MCC at Mitchell, 7:30 Los Angeles 0 2 0— 2 strom, Edm, 14:29; Halword, Von, 14:^6 110. Atlantic 10 — Suspended basketball comebacks.) ’Who says?” “ I don’t look like a Shots on goal-Edmonton 9-10-10— DALLAS 012) St.Peters53,Fairfleld52 Player Doug Turner ot St. Bonaventure with the name Sam. Many of my best friends are Wrestling First period— 1. Philadelphia, SKIer 15 Stonehill88,Assumptlon81 Nathaniel,” he explained. casually flipped his hair back and put his hands on his Cheney Tech at Hartlord Public, 3 (Ro. Sutter),6:04..2, Philadelphia,Poulin ' 29, Aguirre 14-21 65 31, Nlmphlus 69 60 (or two games (or righting. named Sam. It’s just that it didn’t go — even the Plese rethink Vancouver 7-19-6— 32. 10, Cummings 1617 64 23, Davis 69 1-1 Syracuse62, Pittsburgh 58 Louisville — Named Rick Puccinelll "W ell, then, who do you look like?” I asked. hips and turned halfway around and checked out his 16 (unassisted), 8:14. 3, Philadelphia, Thiel 59, Case Western Reserve58 FRIDAY Propp 25 (Kerr), 14:52. Penalties— Goalies— Edmonton, Moog. Van­ 11, Blackman 14-24 1-1 29, Harper 1-5 1-2 defensive coordinator and Inside doctor could see that. That bald newborn just didn't profile. He pursed his lips and squinted. Finally, he' couver, 3, Vincent 2-8 1-2 5, Garnett 60 60 0. Wash. & Jeff. 65, Carnegle>Mel Ion 60 lineback­ That really got him to thinking. Shook him up a bit. Basketball Simmer, LA, 12:47; Holmgren, Phi, 16:41. Wa yn esbu rg 62, St. V i n cen 159 look like a Sam. sighed, and turned hack to me with his decision. East Harttard at Manchester, 7:30 Second period— 4, Los Angeles, Coprice. A— 6,853. Totals 51-94 1615 112. er coach. If he was going to change his name, I certainly wasn't Golden State 24 2129 2616—110 Westminster 89, Penn St.-Behrend83 So for two days I sulked. Every time 1 greeted the name change East Catholic at Xovier, 7:30 Simmer Wldener87, Haverford43 Football going to make it easy for him. He doesn’t know what I "I think I look like a Michael,” he said. "M ike Cheney Tech at East Hampton, 7:45 31 (Toylor, Hardy), 10:54. 5, Philadel­ Dallas 20 22 30 20 12— 112 Chicago (NFL)— Signed widerecelver baby.Ijust said, "Hello, Baby. " "How are you today. Three-point goals— None. Fouled Yale66, Brown 60 went through to get that name in the first place. Plese." Rocky Hill at Bolton, 7:45 phia, Hachborn 4 (Holmgren, Dvorik), South Dennis McKinnon to a series ot 1-vear Baby?” “ Anything new in the nui'sery. Baby?” Coventry at Bacon Academy, 7:45 13:55. 6, Los Angeles, McEwen9(Hardy, out— contracts. There I was seven years ago In the hospital with a "Humph. ” I said. Manchester at East Hartford (oirls), Smith), 19:32. Penalties— Wells, LA, 1:41; Nlmphlus. Total fouls— Golden State AlobamoA&M81,No.Alabama75, Houston (NFL) — Named Bob Padilla “ Hungry again. Baby?” That was good enough. If I 24, AlabamaSt.74Tennessee St. 66 defensive line coach. newborn on my hands. I wanted to name him "What el.se are you going to change. M ike?" 3:30 Dvorik, Phi, 10:41; Ro. Sutter, Phi, Catawba 56, Guilford 50 couldn’t have Bryn, he would just be Baby for awhile. Boys Swimming 16:18; Clarke, Phi, 17:30; Ericksson, Phi, Radio, TV Dallas 21. Rebounds— Golden State 40 New Jersey (USFL) — Signed rookie something new, a name no one had ever heard of He look another long look indhe mirror. Eost Hartlord at Manchester, 3:30 18:21. (Johnson 9), Dallas 44 (Cummings 10). E. Carolina 44, N.C.-Wilmington43 defensive lineman Lynn Madsen tnmulti. And Baby he was. Third perlod-*-7, Phiiadelphia, K e rrX •••••••••••••••••••••• Assists— Golden State K (Conner 12), Elizabeth CIW97, Favettevlile85 year contract. before. 1 was into weird names. It was a stage I was "M y hair, " he said, "1 want a cooooooool haircut, SATURDAY (Crossman), 7:09. Penalties— Dallas 41 (Davis 9). Technical— Floyd. A Fla. Internat’l. 105, Palm Beach 74 New Orleans (USFL) — sianed feathered back." — 11,774. Furman 96, TheCItadel 70 going through, like the time I cooked nothing but Basketball Nicholls, fullbock MarkSchellenotNebrosko. BUT THEN at the end of the second day it was time "Humph." 1 said. “ Anything else?" Eost Cothollc at East Lyme, 7:30 LA, 4:36; Holmgren, Phi. 8:21; Holm­ TONIGHT Lincoln Memorial 71, Klng67 Oakland (USFL) — Signed tree agent Indian food all month and the house smelled like a 7:30 Whalers vs. Jets, SporfsChan- Louisville95, Florida St. 71 receivers Rick Parma and Rich to go home. And they wouldn’t let me go until 1 had a "1 HATE freckles," he said finally. "They look like South Central at MCC, 8 gren, Phi, 15:26; Nicholls, LA, 16:31; N.C. A&T78, Winston-Salem St. 60 market in Bombay. Ice Hockey Barber, Phi, 19:03. nel, WTIC Mathenev; wide receiver Vince Kin­ name to put on the birth certificate. Somehow, I Manchester vs. Rockville at Bolton Shots on goal— Philadelphia 10-12-11— 8:00 Nuggets vs. Bulls, USA Cable Hawks 109, Bucks 105 No. Carolina 100, WakeForest^ ney So I threw out a few names. Bryn, I sbggested. My big polka dots." "Humph," 1 said. Here 1 thought 9:00 College basketball: North Carol­ Pfeiffer 80, Wingate 70 couldn’t imagine raising a baby on the maternity Ice Poloce, 8:10 ' 33. Presbyterian 74, Piedmont 59 retired; reachedogreementwlthauarter- husband shook his head. How about Devon, then, 1 these freckles were cute. 1 could put up with the name Wrestling Los Angeles 7-1M5— 33. ina State vs. Duke, ESPN bock Fred Besana on a (our-vMr ward. That’s almost as expensive as sending one to 10:30 Rockets vs. Lakers, USA Cable M ILW AU KEE (105) Randolph-Macon 57, Mount St. Mory's contract. / asked. More headshaking. My husband’s choice; change and the hair change but not the freckle Monchesler of Simsbury, 12.15 Goalies— Philadelphia, Froese. Los M. Johnson 12-17 6-8 30< Lister 2-61-2 S, 55 college. New London Eos) Lyme ot East An­ 11:00 College basketboll: UCLA vs. Lanier 6-8 3-4 15, Moncrief 10-17 7-7 27, Wmhinpton (USFL) - Released otten- change. The freckles would have to .stay. Cothohe. noon geles, Baron. A— 10,976. use, ESPN Richmond57,James Madison 55(ot) slve tockle Donnie Green and ouart^ Sam. So my mother sent over a list of names. She tried lo Romor 4-15 04) 8. Catchings 2-5 0-0 4. Shepherd92, Aider son Broaddus 77 back Chuck Sharp. nuarier- F.ven the doctor was aghast. "Shannon. Eben, and Are you listening, Sam? MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Jan. 26, 1984 - IS M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jun. 26, 1984 New form Do / need extra Insurance Advice of child Mom should find other way abuse beyond what I already have? B y Patricio QUESTION: My question is about the need for M cCorm ack additional medical insurance when you have United Press Medicare, Blue Cross and Blue Shield. I am a senior International citizena and am on Social Security, Medicare, Blue to have her will drawn up Cross and Blue Shield which pays 20 percent of the Medicare NEW YORK — Giving a Medicare bills. I have a medical insurance with child drugs such as alco­ Mutual of Omaha which is supposed to pay what Mailbox DEAR ABBY: Ordinar­ DEAR HUNG-UP: How hol or sedatives is emerg­ Medicare does not pay after 60-days. It is getting to be­ ily I find your advice to be about addressing them as ■ ing as^ frequently unrec­ an extra expense as they are raising the premiums. Edith Prague right op target, but I must “ Mother (her first ognized form of child Do you think it a necessity? I have had three different disagree with your reply name) ” and “ Father (his abuse, a family medicine hospitalizations and Medicare has always paid for all to "Concerned Daugh­ Dear Abby first nam e)” ? And if that specialist in Tucson says. of it. ter," whose mother had a seems too familiar or Dr. Ronald S. Fischler, Also, if your wife stays with Metropolitan at Fox’s, lot in assets, was getting lacking in respect, call ANSWER: If 1 were you I would drop the Mutual of Abigail Van Bur'en assistant professor of then have her find out if she can put you on and what it on in years and didn’t them "Mother Smith" Omaha. With Medicare, Blue Cross 65 and Blue Shield family and* community will cost when you turn 65. have a will, The mother and “ Father Smith.” 65, you certainly do not need a policy that pays “ what medicine and pediatrics She should go to the personal office and ask some had asked her attorney Medicare does not pay after 60 days. " I f you are in the at the University of Ariz­ questions so that you will know what to do before you son-in-law repeatedly to DEAR ABBY: Here’s hospital that long, your Medicare pays and your Blue ona Health Sciences Cen­ go on Medicare. If you do not get covered under her please get together with my problem. We got Cross will pay. As a matter of fact. Medicare and Blue ter, said such “ poisoning” plan at Fox’s, then you will need to buy a Blue Shield 65 her to draft a will, but he thanked for the wrong Cross will pay for 90 days, then 60 “ Reserve Days", has been rarely reported to supplement your PaT-t B of Medicare You will also kept telling her there was cuted will should be been 10 years and I still wedding present and want then Blue Cross 65 gives you 365 extra lifetime covered as a form of child abuse have to make a choice between the Pratt & Whitney no hurry, he was too busy disjyarred. can’t call my in-laws to know what to do about days. So, I would say that you are well protected and with only 222 cases docu­ supplement which the company offers to supplement right now, etc., while the You should have told "M other" and "D ad." it. The note said, “ We just do not need that extra hospitalization policy. mother grew impatient. "Concerned Daughter" to They have known this for mented in 1981. Medicare Part A. 1 am sending you a Blue Cross 65 loved the beautiful brochure which will describe the benefits of Blue You told "Concerned tell her mother to forget a long time, so they asked But he said, "this form wooden salad bowl and QUESTION: My husband is 66 years old. He retired Cross 65 to supplement Medicare Part A (hospital Daughter" to tell her the son-in-law and find a me to cali them by their m - of abuse may be much matching fork and this past July from American Thread. He has coverage). You then should ask the personal office at mother to inform the good, unrelated attorney first names. I have tried spoon.” But Abbby, we more common, and more Medical’s Parts A and B. Wc are paying, for Blue son-in-law (married to Pratt & Whitney for a brochure describing their who specializes in estate that a time or two, but I Sent them a stainless steel difficult to recognize,than Cross and Blue Shield preferred $94,70 monthly, another daughter) that if policy. Their policy costs less ($28) quarterly planning. always chicken out. (It ice bucket. w a s previously through the American Thread. It also covers me but, 2 compared to $60.90 the cost of Blue Cross 65 but the he didn't get together with My wife and I both have doesn’t sound very re­ appreciated.” the insurance will be up soon. Is there any good her within two weeks, she our wills properly exe­ A friend who sup­ benefits are different. spectful.) I have talked to Fischler says fussy be­ insurance, not so expensive? If so, please send me any should find an attorney cuted and periodically posedly knows proper eti­ If you travel, there is no doubt that you should take people with the same havior is probably the information I may need. Would it be a good idea to who would! updated as necessary. We quette tells me to say the Blue Cross 65. But. first of all check out the probiem, and they say most common reason a have UTC Supplement? And how would this plan Abby, I' am not an have a good attorney. nothing. My husband tells possibility of coverage under your w ife’s policy at they cail their in-laws parent at loose ends re­ work, etc, I am 61 years old and was laid off in 1982 attorney, but I have dealt F. ANDRE WISE, me to let the bride and Fox’s. A major medical is always a big plus and you "H ey.” sorts to drugging. from the American Thread. J.H. with many of them. BIRMINGHAM, ALA. There is no way I can groom know about the cannot buy this on an individual basis to go with your First, the son-in-law Medicare. caii my in-laws “ Hey,” so mix-up. “For years, folk wis­ ANSWER: Your policy and your husband's will would have an obvious DEAR F. ANDRE; I just don't call them What do you say? dom recommended the terminate at the end of 39 weeks. What you should do is conflict of interest 'in ‘whiskey nipple’ as a QUESTION: My aunt is very elderly and is now 6 Your wife is to be congrat­ anything. What is the call Blue Cro.ss three months before your coverage drafting his mother-in- WRONG G IFT living here in Connecticut, She has Medex of ulated. She married a matter with me? And how remedy for colic or dis­ runs out and tell them that your husband wants a Blue law’s will. Second, and Massachusetts as her supplement to Medicare. I have Wise man. can I overcome this? I feel UPl photo comfort from teething,” Cross 65 and a Blue Shield 65 on a direct-pay basis. perhaps more important, .sent them a claim and have heard nothing from them. so foolish. DEAR WRONG: Right Fischler says. Also tell them that you want a Blue Cross DP-200 and a any attorney who would DEAR ABBY: I have What do I do to get this claim paid? HUNG-UP IN the error and inform the Stacy Keach stars as the tough-living ers on CBS tonight. The two-hour “ Physicians may un­ Blue Shield 90 for yourself. Tell them when your 39 minimize the importance this hang-up that is hard FAIR OAKS. CALIF. bride of the mix-up. New York detective when "Mickey special bursts with crooks andcle^ivage. wittingly contribute to weeks will run out so that there will be no lapse in of having a properly exe- for me to overcome. It’s ANSWER: What you need to do is send the Spillane’s Mike Hammer" series premi- this problem by prescrib­ coverage. Because your husband will have the Blue Explanation of Benefits that your aunt received from ing sedatives for colic. Cross and Blue Shield 65 policies, you can buy the Connecticut General Medicare to Medex of Massa­ DP-200 Blue Cross 'and the Century 90. The Cross chusetts so that they can have the documentation of “ A FUSSY infant taxes telephone number is 1-800-922-4670. The UTC policy is what Medicare Paid. Use of too many laxatives Stacy Keach returns to CBS the best of parents, and only available for retirees of United Technologies. It Medex will then send you the 20 percent that they the strain may seem intol­ is my understanding that an employee has to sign up are supposed to pay. Sending the bill means nothing to erable to highly stressed, for the policy when he/she retires. the Medex system. They only pay the co-insurance of impulsive parents with the amount approved by Medicare of Connecticut very hard on your system as tough-guy Mike Hammer poor resources for coping. QUESTION: I retired from Pratt & Whitney because the service was rendered in Connecticut. The They may react by vio­ Aircraft, July 31, 1981 at the age of 62. I continued Explanation of Medicare benefits is the sheet that lently shaking the child, insurance, including my wife’s coverage, from the By Jullanne Hastings va-voom secretary Velda. came attached to the check. If your aunt did not DEAR DR. LAMB: I manufactured by your He sets out to find the killers. leading to physical abuse, Connecticut General Life Insurance CIGNA Com­ receive the check but the physician did, then the United Press International Spillqne’s Hammer is as read your column on too body. Swallowing SOD As only Hammer would put it: or they may give the child Herald photo by Tarquinio pany. My wife is working at G. Fox and Co. in Hartford Explanation of Benefits is a.green and white sheet. chauvin'istic as ever and Keach many laxatives, which will not help your cells. “ It was payback time and a .45 a drug,” 20 to 30 hours a week. She is also insured from the One thing you must remember is that Blue Shield 65 used to be my probiem. I NEW YORK - CBS’ "M ickey plays him with exquisite cool. ,was the only currency I had.” It’s an enzyme, which Fischler discussed the Metropolitan Life. I’ll be 65 in March and will be on of Connecticut is the only supplement that Connecti­ was taking one-third cup Spillane’s Mike Hammer” ser­ Whew, big guy. Hopetaseeya Mrs. Cheney marks first century means it’s a protein. All matter in a report in Medicare. 1 would like to know which Medicare cut General Medicare will "piggyback " with. If your of Miik of Magnesia every Your Health ies starring Stacy Keach as the AT THE OPENING of the around on Saturday nights. proteins, whether in American Family Physi­ Supplement to use, Blue Cross/Blue Shield or UTC aunt continues to live here in Connecticut, it would be other day. It got so that tough-living New York detec­ special, a scantily clad sand­ Today is Mrs. Austin Cheney's 100th birthday. Mrs. Cheney, a round steak, fish or SOD, cian, the journal of the Health Plan. I would also like to keep my wife on my to her advantage to transfer to Blue Cross/Blue Shield my kidneys wouid get m e . are digested. First the tive premieres Thursday with a wich girl is peddling her wares COMEDIAN Carol Burnett Grandview Street resident, was born Jan. 26,1884 in New York Lawrence Lamb, M.D. American Academy of insurance. P.A.C. of Connecticut. The only difference in the benefits is up aimost every hour protein is attacked by two-hour special that’s bursting at Hammer’s office. Hammer, • and opera star Placido Do­ City, the daughter of a physician. Family members, including with crooks and cleavage. naturally, buys. Family Physicians, and that Medex 3 of Massachusetts offers prescription during the night. I would stomach acids and then mingo team up Friday in Mrs. Cheney’s four daughters, expect to be on hand today to ANSWER: If your wife plans to continue working drug benefit after a $50 deductible of 80 percent of The two-hour preview spe­ “ Zelda, you want pastrami?” said potions of choice wSke up more tired than attacked by all the en­ “ Burnett ’Discovers’ Do­ and her insurance covers hospital, medical and has u prescription drug costs. Here in Connecticut the Blue cial, “ More Than Murder,” Hammer asks. include alcohol or sedat­ celebrate the occasion. Mrs. Cheney and her husband, the late when I went to bed and zymes in the same intes­ mingo," a delightful special major medical (as I suspec( that i( docs) why would Cross 65 offers $500 worth of prescription drug begins at 9 p.m. EST, pre­ “ Where would I put it?” she ing drugs such as antihis­ remained sieepy during tine, including those of the that features much singing and Austin Cheney, lived for many years at 99 Hartford Road, the you pay for coverage for her under PraU & Whitney’s coverage after a hospitalization. empting '"Simon’ and Simon” replies. tamines or paregoric. J the day. laxative. This works fine stamped, self-addressed pancreas. clowning by the great tenor. present home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lynch. Mrs. Cheney’s plan with CIGNA? This is double coverage and you and “ Knots Landing.” Subse­ I went to the hospital for many people, but envelope for it to me, in “ Good point,” Hammer says, Comedy sketches, solos and “ Intoxication should be husband was a longtime director of the Cheney Mills. are laying out dollars for nothing. Editor’s note; if you have a question you’d like to see and they said it was the again excess gets you care of this newspaper, They break proteins quent hour-long episodes will giving her tight frock -a good duets make up the hour-long suspected in any child If she is paying for her coverage, then you need to answered here, write to Edith Prague, Medicare laxatives and to take back into the excess cycle. P.O. Box 1551.Radio City down into their compo­ air on Saturdays, 10-11 p.m. glance. program that begins at 10 p.m. who presents with bizarre decide which plan is the better of the two and drop one. Mailbox, Box 591, Manchester, 06040. EST, preceded by the new tap-water enemas. In Tap-water enemas are Station, New York, N.Y. nent parts, the amino Hammer later goes home EST. behavior, lethargy, coma series ’ ‘Air Wolf” and filling the three days I felt like a new useful for many people. 10019. acids. It’s these amino with the sandwich girl only to be A highlight of the entertain­ or seizures or in the case So you’d like to play judge? person. You might find you would acids that are passed time slot that had been occupied awakened in the middle of the ment is Domingo’s perfor­ of unexpected death," he Now I have prunes DEAR DR. LAMB: A through the intestinal wall by the "CBS Saturday Night night by a telephone call from said. get along better if you mance of "VestilaGiubba,” the ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) - Bam! information about the crime, and asks every morning and prune group of women in our Movies.” Chambers’ weeping wife. included more bulk in into the circulation. The famous tenor aria from "Pagli- Fischler says the nonac­ Guilty. Eight-and-a-third to fifteen. him to mete out just punishment. juice every night, but I club take superoxide dis- amino acids in SOD are no Keach reprises the role he The police captain has been your diet or increased acci. ’ ’ But it’s just as delightful cidental poisoning can Bam! Guilty. A year’s probation. Bam! The sentence is then rated against A still have problems. I’m your bulk former. Meta­ mutase. Do you recom­ different from the same first played in the CBS movie shot in the back outside an to see him do “ Breezin’ Along” w r m o u R “ Mickey Spillane’s Mike includes bizarre child- Guilty ... guilty ... guilty. actual court cases of a similar nature. all right for three or four mucil is a good bulk mend these pills? What do basic amino acids in exclusive apartment building and “ Steppin’ Out with My Hammer ‘Murder’ Me, Murder rearing practices such Revolving-door justice? No, a new If five gavels appear on the screen, days, but then I have to former. You may need to they do for you? many of our protein foods. where a robbery has been Baby” with Miss Burnett. You.’ ’’ Don Stroud again plays extreme withholding of computer game called "Crime and you may be presumed to have the use an enema. I take take it on a daily basis, After digestion, it’s no committed and a man has been Hammer’s police buddy Pat fluids because of bedwet­ Punishment," and you’re the circuit wisdom of a Supreme Court justice. Metamucil every other even twice a day. You can DEAR READER: Su­ longer SOD, but simply killed. ELTON RULE, former vice Chambers and Kent Williams ting, resulting in hyperna­ board judge. One gavel, Newman added, and "you day. judge this on the basis of peroxide dismutase — the amino-acid building Cocaine has been found in chairman of ABC, Inc., has been LONGDISTANCE repeats his role of Hammer’s Chambers’ car. tremia; extreme feeding It’s brought to you by Graeme might be better off in a Kangaroo I ’m 73 and walk two your response. The bulk better known as SOD — is blocks for SOD. named recipient of the National errors — using dilute or Newman, acting dean of the School of Court.” miles a day. nemesis, assistant District At­ Barrington is ready to arrest formers don’t contain a popular pill usually sold Association of Broadcasters concentrated formula, re­ Criminal Justice at the State Univer­ In a touch mirroring the disc&mfiLing- in health-food stores. torney Barrington. th e seriously wounded chemicals or salt, so elim­ SOD has been evaluated 1984 Distinguished Service sulting in water or salt sity of New York at Albany, and his realities of the criminal justicesystem, N DEAR READER: Con­ inate the same problems. They’re just another ex­ recently in mice. The SOD Lindsay (Miss USA 1973) Chambers, but Hammer knows Award, the industry’s highest Bloom plays Hammer’s va-va- it’s a frame up. ^intoxication: and psycho­ associate. Jack Kress of Delaware Law innocence doesn’t enter into the game stant use of salt laxatives To give you more mlor- ample of man’s constant content of tissues was honor. tropic drugs given to the School. at alt. RATES is hard on the bowel search for eternal youth. mation about laxatives. measured before and af­ child by a drug-addicted " I t ’s a real life game designed to test "The presumption is that the subject system. ,A small amount SOD is an enzyme in vital I’m sending you The ter giving SOD orally, and parent. the player’s ability to think and make has been found guilty," declared of prunes and prune juice tissue which has an anti­ Health Letter 12-8, Laxa­ in animals that didn’t decisions,” said Newman. "It gives Newman. That, he explained, is not out is probably all right, but aging effect on cells. tives, Enemas and Sup­ receive SOD. Giving the “ THE POTENTIAL for you the chance to be the judge.” of line with the judicial facts. In 90 you should know they positories. Others who I hasten to add, how­ animal SOD had no effect YOUCANREAUY Cinema harm to the child is much The video game was programmedby percent of criminal cases the guilt of contain a substance that ever, that the SOD en­ want this issue can send 75 whatsoever on the SOD greater in highly disor­ both men, who relied on actual court the defendant is not in question, he behaves as a chemical zyme in cells must be level in their cells. cents with a long. Macary, John Garrett, was born Jan. 17 at HarNord Hot Dog (R) 7:10, 9:15. — ganized families or when records and a federal study of the way maintained. The only things left to son of Dr. Thomas and Atheneum Cinema — Forty Terms ot Endearment (PG) Manchester Memorial Second Street 7:30, 9:30. 4:50,9:20. the parents are mentally judges make decisions. It presents the work out are the final charge and the Kathryn Clancy Macary Hospital. His maternal Cinema City — virtloo Windsor ill.” Fischler says. player with a convicted criminal and concomitant sentence. of 7 Lorraine Road, was (PG) 7, 9:35. — SIlkwood (R) P la z a - Christine (R) 7:15. REACHOUTAND grandparents are Walter “ In such a setting, the born Jan. 14 at Manches­ 7:15, 9:AS. — Carmen (R) Children o f an alcoholic and Marjorie Doherty of 7:30, 9:50. — The Draughts­ parents may subject their ter Memorial Hospital. Jensen Beach, Fla. His man's Contract 7:45wlth The child to overt emotional His maternal grandpar­ Women Next Door (R) 9:50. paternal grandmother is and physical abuse, in­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. CInettudIo — Zellg (PG) Elizabeth Clifford of New 7:30 with The Elephant AAon SHOWCASE cluding forcing the child David A. Clancy of Mar­ Britain. (PG) 9:10. TOUCH SO M EO NE. CttlEiiAS to take drugs. handle situation differently gate, Fla. His paternal Colonial — Schedule Northeastern now has the best long (Jistance ratesjrom unavailable. "There is little chance grandparents are Mr. and Vuclc, Joshua Alan, .son East Hartford FIRST SHOW O N lf ' for improving the situa­ Mrs. Louis Macary of Hartfor(b/Springfiel(d's Bracjley International Airport to Floritja. of Frank J. and Judy Eastwood Pub a cinema — tion, and adoption is prob­ DEAR DR. BLAKER; have stumbled onto some­ Short Hills, N.J. He has a Educating Rita (PG) 7:15, Reynolds Vucic Jr., of 22 9:15. ably the best means of Which means you can reach out ard touch down in My husband is an alco­ thing that many people brother, Jared Thomas, 5. holic and I ’m confused ■TT" Hathaway Lane, was born Poor Richard's Pub a Ci­ protecting the child." believe will cause a large His paternal great­ nema— Flashdance (R) 7:30, Ft. Lauderdale, Orlando, Palm Beach or St Pete/Tampa for Jan. 11 at Manchester When neglect is a part of about the effects of his Ask gender gap. Evidentally, grandmother is Mrs. Car­ 9:30. INTIRSmiiaiXITSI Memorial Hospital. His Showcase Cinemas — only $109. Kids, $85. All seats. All flights. illness on our son. It has boys are more interested mine Petti of Newark, EASTHARTFORDSU UK) a poisoning, parents may ^ maternal grandfather is Scarface (R) l, 7:45. — leave the child unattended been particularly bad for w Dr. Blaker in aggressive games, the N.J Terms ot Endearment (PG) All we ask is that you purchase your ticket within the last 10 of his 16 years. y kind fostered by the vio­ Henry B. Reynolds of 1:40, 7, 9:40. — Sudden Im­ D.C. C A B for long periods without .seven days after making your reservation. Fares are Our daughter went off Karon Blaker, Ph.D. lent graphics of the video Delisle, Nickolas Jo­ Newington. His paternal pact (R) 2, 7:20, 9:45.— Hot minimal precautions to 2 .O' grandparents are Mr. and Dog (R) 1, 7:40, 10. — Yenfl and got married at the age games. Most girls, it seph, son of Ronald E. and (PG) 1:30, 7:10, 9:40. — protect him against guaranteed for one year, and are higher during Mrs. Frank J. Vucic of 175 — SMOWHAT- of 19. She had moved out seems, could care less Joline Gagne Delisle of Gorky Park (R) 1:45, 7:15, 1:15-7:45-1000 nearby hazards, Fischler certain holiday periods. For example, 2/17 2/20 when she was 17, saying 134 Nathan Hale Drive, Woodbridge St. finds. about Space Invaders and 7:45,10.?-55- .TT — Uncommon ^*“1 <”) ValorU15' shecouldn’tstand being in the rest. Coventry, was born Jan. (R) 1:15,7:40,10. GORKY But there are no restrictions. such a combative atmos­ Researchers worry that 13 at Manchester Memor­ Manchester PARKIN “ SUCH PARENTS And we don't think paying less should phere anymore. Her re­ through their interest and ial Hospital. His maternal UA Theaters East— Two of (who neglect their child) DEAR READER; such as sports or academ­ LET YOUR newspaper a Kind (R) 7:30, 9:30. — — SHOWN AT: — ■ mean settling for less. So in addition to our small bellion was expected, con­ Don’t let your son’s be­ ics, like your son, in order experience with video grandparents are Mr. and help you keep fruit lars SIlkwood (R) 7:15,9:45.— To may seek medical care Mrs. Gerard Gagne of 1:45-7:10-000 sidering the environment havior lead you to believe to adjust to the family games, boys may be gain­ sparkling clean and Be or Not to Be (PG) 7:30, when a child ingests a airline fares, you'll also find big airline service. Vernon. His paternal 9:40. in which she was raised. that he is some super- environment. ing an unfair advantage in sweet smelling. Wash UNCOMMON toxic substance,” he says. Like free food and beverage. Luggage service lhat doesn't cost extra And Our son, however, person who is able to the computer age. grandparents are Mr. and lars, dry completely Mansfield “ If they do take the 6 These latter children, Translux College Twin — seems to have reached to handle all of the mental although they appear nor­ Many experts believe Mrs. Ronald S. Delisle of then put a large piece of VALOR child to the emergency something every airline promises but seldom delivers, friendly people. ' South Windsor. He has a newspaper Inside the Jh® Man Who Loves Women , — SHOWN AT: — the problems in a differ­ pain without experiencing mal, tend to face feelings that this impending in­ room, the child may be brother, Jason, 21 lar and put the lid on. T 1:15-7:40-1000 — What's more, once you land in Florida, we can make driving there as ent way. He has been some sort of effects. of anxiety, depression and equality can be stopped by (R) 7wlth Llanno (R) 9. dirty, may appear mal­ excelling at school and in months. 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We're pressure hanging over his Elm 1 a 2 — All the Right 1:30-7:10-9:40 may be vague and incon­ WoRks L iiiE M a q I c . spond by running away Talk to your son about audience, giving girls the ford of 33 Phyllis Road, thing you have tor sale. Moves (PG) 7,9. — Christine standing by to reach out and touch someone. head is able to forget it from the problem, such as his feelings concerning experience they will need (R) 7, 9. SCARFACE sistent, and the parents You’ll both love it. Forget the mortgage. Forget the kids. and concentrate on stu­ your daughter did, or the his father and let hiih to operate in a computer The Movies — To Be or Not may appear unconcerned Just the two of you and a glorious, romantic night at the Northeastern. What flying should be dies and athletics. age. to Be (PG) 12:15, 2:20, 4:30, or indifferent.” child will excel in areas know that it’s OK to 7:20, 9:20. — Two ot a Kind Sheraton-Hartford. We’re part ot the Civic Center and its express his emotions. Reagan to appear (PG) 12, 1:40, 3:20, 5:15, 7, -MtOSUNAti- Even well-intentioned Reduce the role of tele­ 8:40, 10:10. — SIlkwood (R) IdO - 7:45 parents may unwittingly 55 shops and restaurants. We have a swimming pool: 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7, 9:30. DEAR DR. BLAKER; vision in your household mistreat their children by health club; great dining: nightly entertainment and dancing NOffTHEASTERNTOHORfOA Where to write I ’ve just recently noticed with help from Dr. Blak- on ‘Good Morning’ Wllllmontlc SUDDEN adhering to what Fischler in the new Hartford Trading Co. lounge. Jlllson Square Cinema — au seais.a u fuem s. that although my two er’s newsletter “ Taming SIlkwood (R) 7, 9:20. — IMRACTiS referred to as other bi­ Only A ' ' ^ p e r person. Here’s where to write for advice from the children are approxi­ the TV Beast.” Send 50 ABC’s “ Good Morning Am erica" is becoming the Gorky Park (R) 7:10,9:20.— SHOWN AT; zarre child-rearing Suites are only $25 additional. 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Adopt a pet ; i 1 - 1 Dieting, poiiution can cause ■my0 > .JJJJ Spayed female is a real prize defects in eariy pregnancy By GIno Del Guercio cord. the effect has been named the United Press International He believes his findings can be honeybee syndrome. By Barbara Richmand applied to humans. Herald Reporter BOSTON — Fad diets, drugs and Neural-tube defects result in "Since this process of glycolysis exposure to pollution may all cause anencephaly (an absence of por­ can be inhibited by many .seem­ This week's one and only pet of the week is a real birth defects duringv. a 10-day tions of the brain), spina bifida, ingly innocuous things, jt introdu­ prize. A spayed female that looks well-fed and cared period during early pregnancy, hydrocephalus and other defects of ces a new avenue of focus for our for, she may be claimed by her owner. When found, scientists studying rats said today. the spine and brain. They consti­ investigation of birth detects,” though, she wasn't wearing a collar. We're calling her Dr. Norbert Freinkel, an endo­ tute the most common threats in said Freinkel. Golden Girl, Goldie for short. crinologist at Northwestern Uni­ the United States occuring about Mannose, which was used in the L She was picked up on Goslee Drive on Monday. If not versity Medical School in Chicago, once twice in every 1,000 births. experimental model, is not be­ claimed by her owner, she will be ready for adoption said it a p p ea rs^ en "relatively Approximately 60 percent of all lieved to be a factor in human birth on Tuesday. minor disturbances” in fetal me­ birth defects are currently unex­ defects because it is not easily Dog Warden Richard Rand said she's about 2 years tabolism in (lays 18 to 28 of plained and Freinkel suggested in V old. She's built like a Golden retriever but is the color digested by humans. It was only pregnancy can cause spinal and a telephone interview that this new used because it was known to of an Irish setter, so she's probably a cross between brain defects. theory may go a long way to throw off the metabolism of the two. Experimenting on rat embryos, explaining the majority of defects. glycolysis. She has the disposition of an angel. She Sat placidly Freinkel and associates reported Freinkel used a sugar called while Rand combed her ears in preparation for her in the New England Journal of mannose to interfere with glycoly­ ^ A recent U.S. survey found the photo session. And she posed quietly — even shook Medicine the discovery that slight sis, the primary way in which early average woman takes more than hands with Rand — without being asked. metabolic changes cause defects embryos convert sugar into energy six kinds of prescribed drugs Rand said she loves everybody. He said a couple of in the neural tube, a primitive n eed^ to develop. Mannose has sometime during her pregnancy children visited the pound and she took to them right structure in the early fetus that long been known to kill honey bees and more than three types of away. develops into the brain and spinal during their development and thus over-the-counter drugs. There are no adoptions to report from last week. Rand said he has had several "guests" at the pound but they were all claimed by their owners. Rand is usually at the pound from noon to 1 p.m. The Residency positions are too few pound is located on town property off Olcott Street. Herald photo bv Richmond 2 The phone number there is 643-6642. Or Rand can be Golden Girl, a spayed female golden reached by calling the Police Department 646-4555. C'i l I , III! The charge for adopting a dog is $5. The new owner retriever-lrish setter cross, poses pla­ for medicai students who appiy is responsible for having the dog licensed. cidly with Dog Warden Richard Rand. Herald photo by Pinto BOSTON (UPI) — The number people going to medical school, questions about the quality of the of medical students seeking resid­ particularly in foreign countries, educational experience in the Getting In the mood ency positions in hospitals has and seeking residency positions in schools from which this surplus is exceecied the number of positions the United States, according to a coming,” said Graettinger during “In the Mood" is the theme for the Mary Kay Sulick, dance chairman, and A bout Towvn available for the second time in report in the New England Journal a telephone interview, referring to 6 recent history, experts said of Medicine. , m edical schools in foreign Manchester Memorial Hospital Auxil­ Lill Hunter, membership chairman. The Wednesday. Residency programs last be­ countries. iary ball Feb. 4 at the Hartford Club. evening will include cocktails, dinner Ciub schedules potiuck Club schedules brunch “ This is a depressing trend,” tween two and four years depend­ The number of positions dipped Getting in the mood — by having their and dancing in the grand ballroom. The Perennial Planters Garden Club will have a The Manchester Area Christian Women's Club will said Dr. Barry Stimmel, dean for ing on the specialty, such as below the number of applicants hair done at a Manchester beauty shop Music will be by the Paul Landerman winter potiuck dinner Monday at 6 p.m. at the home of sponsor "A Time for Sentiment," brunch Wednesday academic affairs at Mount Sinai surgery or pediatrics, and consti­ once before in 1976, but rose again Medical School. “ More physicians the next year. — are members of the auxiliary. , Orchestra “Omni." Reservations should Elinor Halsted, 68 Birch Mountain Road. Ginny from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Colony in Vernon. tute the hands-on training for a Aniello and Fay Poole will assist the hokess. Reservations should be made by calling Marjorie are applying for residency pro- new graduate in a specialty, such When many of these doctors just > Standing, from left, are Valerie DeQuat- ' be made by Friday by contacting Mrs. Elsie Huffield is providing the flowers for Whiton Nelson, 649-3423. On the program will be Judy Fresk, grams than can be as surgery or pediatrics. out of medical school find they tro and Elaine Kahaner, members of the James Gerrity, 643-2372 or Mrs. Sulick, Memorial Library for the month of January. doll artist: Jennifer Joy. lyric soprano: and Barbara accommodated." Stimmel and his colleague. Dr. can't get into any residency dance committee. Seated, from left, are 643-7336. Weatherbee, Early American crafswoman and The trend is caused by a slight John S. Graettinger of Rush- program, the report predicts many antique enthusiast. decrease in the number of resid­ Prebyterian-St. Luke’s Medical may go into general practices in Grange sponsors whist ency positions available in the Center in Chicago, said they see one of the seven states that do not Hillstown Grange, 617 Hills St., East Hartford, will Auction at Meetinghouse United States combined with a the trend as a negative one. require residency training in order sponsor a Monte Carlo whist party Feb. 3 at 8 p.m. rapid increase in the number of "We have some very serious to practice medicine. Gender gap key to women’s power A services auction will be conducted Friday at 8 Admission is $1.50. Door prizes will be awarded and UPI photo p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Society-East, 153 refreshments will be served. The party is open to the Mayo Clinic discovery public. W. Vernon St. outpatient care is cheaper and more in ’84, says former NOW president The public is invited to bid on such items as having Despite the flux of destitute people, Schools plan programs someone do your walipapering, basketry, math many of whom are recent products of effective. Here a young wanderer goes tutoring, stained glass instruction, piano lessons and mental hospitals, onto the streets of to Boston’s Fine Street Inn for shelter. The Opera Express, a division of the Connecticut Bv Patricia McCormack mean nothing if women voted the catered dinners. american cities, doctors still believe United Press International same as their fathers or husbands, Opera, will present programs in the local elementary Roger Fisher of Manchester will entertain on the Aspirin heips heart patients as political scientists claim was schools during the month of February. The public is bagpipes. Feisty Eleanor Smeal says the case for many years, Ms. invited to attend any of the programs. The theme of the fine arts programs will be "Little "women will elect the next presi­ Smeal said. By GIno Del Guercio England Journal of Medicine, have few side effects except Red Riding Hood." The schedule is as follows: 10 a.m. Bioodmobile at college dent” of the United States — “ The, women's vote, signifi­ United Press International Mayo Clinic cardiologist Dr. occasional stomach upset caused Many mental patients on streets and 1 p.m., Keeney Street School, Feb. 9: 9:30 a.m., The Red Cross bioodmobile will be at Manchester without speculating who. cantly different from men's, will James Chesebro found the by the aspirin. Nathan Hale School and 1 p.m., Washington School, Community College, 10 Bidwell St., Wednesday from H. To make it easier, she expects be the wild card in the 1984 BOSTON — Doctors at the Mayo treatment cut from 47 percent to 22 The therapy is believed to be Feb. 10: 9:30 a.m. , Bowers Sch'ool and 1:30 p.m., 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. women to follow her “ another presidential sweepstakes," Ms. Clinic in Minnesota said today a percent the risk that at least one of particularly successful because pound of spaghetti" theory of Smeal said. Buckley School, Feb. 14. Red Cross Blood Services need to collect 16,871 units J (Combination of aspirin and the multiple vein graft would clog the drugs are started before and as their numbers continue to grow Also: 9 a.m.. Highland Park School and 1:15 p.m., of blood in February to meet anticipated hospital organizing and raising funds. "President Reagan is aware of drug dipyridamol may double the after one year. continued during and after Martin School, Feb. 15: 9:30 a.m., Robertson School needs. All types of blood are needed. The former president of the the gender gap but seems to have long-term chances a patient's "This therapy might postpone surgery. and 1:15 p.m., Waddell School, Feb. 16: 9:15 a.m.. Anyone in good health, 17 through 65 years ol age By GIno Del Guercio made them acceptable to the Most experts, believe patients National Organization for Women made a decision to go with the blood vessels will stay clear of the need for a second or third Regional Occupational Training Center and 1:15 p.m., and weighing 110 pounds or more may be eligible to The group published an early community. were released into communities insists the title of her new book — traditionalists, hoping to get away obstruction after bypass surgery. operation if the need should arise, ’' United Press International donate. Walk-ins are welcome. study that found the combination A speech by President John F. too fust and without adequate "Why and How Women Will Elect with it," Ms. Smeal said, when Verplanck, Feb. 17. The finding should benefit the he said. "The effect on pumping successfui in the first month. The BOSTON — In 1980, Billy D. was Kennedy in 1963 calling for a “ bold community based programs. the Next President" (Harper & asked if she expects gender gap roughly 100,000 patients annually action and overall survival has latest study extended the success a freshman at an Ivy League new approach” to mental illness When Kennedy endorsed Row-Colophon Paperback, $6.95) campaign strategy to influence the who have bypass surgery — been shown to improve” when the to a year, but the doctors said more college. Today he is a vagrant gave the movement a final push. community-based care he prom­ — does not overstate her case. present occupant of the White removal of a leg vein and reattach­ transplanted veins don't clog. work is still needed to see if the searching for hot air ducts to keep But many authorities say what ised there would be 2,000 commun­ "I worded the title that way to House, if he seeks another term. ing it to the sections of heart Patients were given three as­ benefit continues after a year. himself warm at night and listen­ at first looked like a good idea, has ity mental health centers by 1980. A empower women," Ms. Smeal "He seems to be ignoring the ,nd\ot? arteries left useless by blood clots. pirin tablets and three dipyrida­ ing to voices no one else can hear. proven to be a disaster. Today there are only 800. said. "And if they use my 'another' changes in women’s lifestyles. In It also increases hope that daily mole pills (75 milligrams each) a The combination is believed to Billy D. suffers from schizophre­ At least while living in mental Many of the centers that do exist pound of spaghetti' theory of this administration there appears doses of the drug combination, or work by preventing red blood cells day. 'That much aspirin is consi­ nia. After dropping out of school he hospitals patients didn’t 4ifce the are so overcrowded they are organizing and fund-raising, the to be a stopping of improvements small amounts of aspirin alone will dered a high dose to achieve the from sticking to the vessel walls, was hospitalized briefly and daily risk o( being robbed or forced to discharge patients as women of America will be for women — a stopping of going help people at risk of heart attacks desired effect, but Chesebro said a. which then begin the clogging treated with antipsychotic drugs. freezing to death in some back quickly us possible. According to successful. forward — and there appears to be ELENOR SMEAL avoid the clogging coronary arter­ process. Aspirin alone has al^o higher dose was found most He was released into his mother's alley. But now temporary shelters one shelter director, the health "People make organizing and a reversing of a trend to more ies, which results in heart attacks. effective in combination with been found to be effective, but . . . former NOW president s .,rd w !Som care, but she was too chronically across the country are filled with centers sometimes discharge pa­ fund-raising so complicated. Or­ opportunities for women. In a study of more than 700 Chesebro said the combination dipyridamole. depressed to care for him. these poor, confused people. tients by giving them a day puss ganizing in general is like prepar­ "I feel strongly that this presi- Ms. Smeal claims women view patients, published in the New The two drugs were found to seems to be even better. '^V Twenty years ago, Billy D. would and not letting them back in. N ing a spaghetti dinner. dentiai election is going to be issues differentiy and have differ­ "The recipe is the same whether crucial for women and for the ent interests from men because have been committed to a state IN THE PAST, the most people William A. Anthony, director of you’re serving many people or a country. sex discrimination imposes upon mental hospital where he would who stayed in shelters (or the the Center for Rehabilitation Re­ few — for many you just throw in "I believe during the decade of them a different set of Children will feel worst effects have either recovered and been homeless were alcoholics. Al­ search and Training in Mental another pound of spaghetti and the '80s women increasingly will be experiences. released or remained there for the though there are no hard figures, Health at Boston University, be­ make more sauce. a part of the political ^jction for rest of his life. But during the last shelter directors now say the lieves that no one realized how "Once you have the recipe down, those reasons. We’re still at the MS. SMEAL left the presidency 20 years state mental hospitals majority of their inhabitants are or much cure the mentally ill re­ it's easy to increase it. My theory is stage of opening doors but some of NOW in December 1982 after of nuclear war, pediatricians say have reduced their number of have been mentally ill. Most quired once they left the hospital. that bigger is not necessarily more doors are being opened and that is nearly five years in that post. patients by 75 percent. Now, no receive no treatment at all. He said most people thought that complicated or more difficult. We what's important. " Producing the book, lecturing and state hospital will take him on a At the Lemuel Shattuck Hospital all mental patients needed was By Sharon Rutenberg Nagasaki. older, the excessive occurrence of long-term basis. Shelter in Boston, 90 percent of the access to medication and occa­ have the recipe down.” "Fewer women than men ap­ compiling The Eleanor Smeal ISSiSrS • <.«ned 10P'*> f,NXU.V.mo«i“7,'^''l,ad United Press Interriational “ The most frequent affect of breast cancer will be greater than Billy D. has joined the ranks of guests have severe psychological sional visits to the hospital or prove of Reagqn’s presidential Report, a newsletter for women's exposure to the atomic bomb is among all other age groups." MS. SMEAL sees the "gender i. t « '" “'V k thousands of mentally iil people difficulties. Shelter workers say mental health center. performance,” Ms. Smeal writes. rights activists, have taken much ♦tv*'*'''' EVANSTON, 111. — Children who fear of late effects” — to them­ The statement also said people gap” as the sprin^oard women who have hit rock bottom. Many there is no reason to believe their What they discovered was that "In July, 1982... a Gallup survey of her time since. survive the immediate effects of a selves or their children, the under 30 at the time of radiation will use to land control of the others, of the estimated 2 million population is different from any over and above their illness, most found 48 percent of the men She has a son at the Massachu­ nuclear detonation — the blast and committee said. exposure apparently are more presidential election. She talked chronically mentally ill Ameri­ other. of these people were retarded in approved of Reagan's record, but setts Institute for Technology and intense heat — are more likely Researchers have the peak susceptible than older people to about it in an interview and only 38 percent of the women a teenage daughter preparing for •" , r.aW.O'' cans, live in rundown rooming The shelters are overflowing, their social skills. ' Th* W®Il»w Th« *V.tiond»men«on» than adults to face severe delayed frequency for leukemia is higher radiation-produced thyroid expands on it in her book, to be houses or tiny welfare apartments. leaving many homeless with no "Many people become mentally approved. The gender gap was 10 college. intprovetP***' iacnn>i'« ^**'*^^ end****’ ' effects, an American Academy of and occurs earlier among children cancer. pubiished in February. ‘"I-'.- bnwe*" place to sleep except on heating ill during their young adulthood,” percent. The report has about 1,000 Pediatrics committee says. under age 15 exposed to radiation Benign thyroid tumors have The gender gap is recognized by i.celwW —k nowwbmertea. gl , bac*i**®P STATE MENTAL HOSPITALS grates or, if they’re lucky, in an said Anthony. "And while they're “ One year later, in July 1983, a subscribers, she said. A major threat is cancer from than among those who are older, occurred among nearly all child­ some political scientists and politi­ subsequent Gallup suirvey found "You don't do any of this just for have purged their wards of ali but abandoned building. Few of these sick they aren’t growing socially non-f(ital doses of radiation. the statement said. ren exposed to radioiodine- patients are receiving any treat­ like the rest of us — getting cians as a powerful new voting 51 percent of men and only 34 money," she said. "The book is a Vount ratio W haaebatf * the most severely mentally ill oHen *® heinx l«**>*4 .n scts ot • u proMtoty In addition, young survivors of a Breast cancer occurs exces­ containing fallout from a nuclear bioc. Foiiowing the media's devel­ patients during the past 30 years. ment at all. married, learning how to manage percent of women approving of call to action and a handbook nuclear attack face the loss or sively when females exposed to weapons test on the Marshall opment of the exit poll, it was Ronald Reagan's presidency — a showing women how to organize." The rationale behind the philo­ “ We had 267 residents the other budgets and stuff like that.” disability of parents who provide radiation during-childhood reach Islands in 1954. Two infants who Therefore, when these people learned that women as a class do 17 percent gender gap. Ms. Smeai’s step-bystep guide sophy, known as deinstitutionali­ night. We’ re at our absolute food, shelter and love which are the usual age for developing this were under age 1 had their thyroid are well again they are often vote differently than men. r*‘ * ‘ *'’* i ' ‘ie ^ m **^ *^‘\ i zation, was that mental patients saturation point," said Pat "This gap has ranged from 8 to political effectiveness for "so necessary for physical and malignancy. The rates for breast removed. The polls, conducted as people couid be cared for more effectively Murphy, director of the Pine Street socially retarded. percentage points to 19 points, women tells how to work the emotional development,” the com­ cancer for those ages 10 to 19 at (he Unborn children also will be left voting areas, showed that "another pound of spaghetti" and less expensively by .the Inn, a shelter for the homeless in usually hovering around the 10 mittee said. time of the Japanese detonations affected, the committee said. differences between the way men point mark.. If a 10 percent or theory, how to register a political community. downtown Boston. “ We can't go TO COMPLICATE the matter 2 And the panel said the likelihood were greater than those who were Radiation exposures to the fetus and women vote cut across class, action committee and even even The burgeoning human rights over this number before we begin further, the ranks of the mentally greater gap between women and of even limited medical services older at that time. at 4 to 17 weeks of gestational age age, party and racial lines. They men persists, the Republicans are what color clothes to wear while plK« ---- movement at the time added fuel to really severely compromising ill are growing. following a nuclear blast "is “Unexpectedly, an excessive produced a small head size, which "Projections for the future indi­ are determined by women's atti­ not likely to be in the White. House campaigning. the argument that people, even the what we're doing. The situation is virtually nil.” occurrence of breast cancer has was related in frequency and cate the burden of chronic mental tudes and experiences toward after 1984." f "Most women candidates will severely mentally ill, should have really very extremfc.” The academy’s Committee on been observed among females who severity to the radiation dose. certain issues. find that too many items in their control over their own lives. And illness will grow substantially as Genetics and Environmental Ha­ were 9 years old or younger at the The lowest dose causing an we head for the year 2005. ” said "These issues include abortion, •‘THE GENDER GAP derives wardrobes either do not project new drugs that effectively con­ HOW DID such a good idea go so zards issued a policy statement time of the bomb, an age range increased frequency of small head Howard H Goldman. unemployment, inflation, violence from the fact that women's cir­ authority or are wrong for televi­ trolled their aberrant behavior wrong? We Want Your Memories! that was published in the journal when they would have had very size in Hiroshima was 10 to 19 rads, in and outside the home, childcare, cumstances are still so different sion.” she writes, “ To help you Pediatrics. Most of its conclusions little breast tissue,' ’ the committee as measured in the air at the equal rights for women, social from men's,” Ms. Smeal, mother achieve the appropriate look, here Svalbard is aa group of For a daily message were based on studies of survivors said. motHer’s skin. The dose was of Christian hope and love, 6 serices, defense spending and of two, said. are some tips I’ve learned They are eagerly read by thousands of our subscribers... "If cases continue to occur at the lessened as it passed through her mountainous islands in dial Renaissance Upholstery war," Ms. Smeal said. of the World War II atomic "Women are paid 59 cents for painfully. same rate as these womefT grow body en route to the embryo. the Arctic Ocean with a Women also have a voting explosions at Hiroshima and "01(i World Craftsmanship” every $1 men make; homemakers "Wear solid coiors in medium population that varies (649-4675) advantage in numbers. Ms. Smeal are frequently without adequate shades — like periwinkle blue, or seasonally from 1,500 to Start The New Year said an estimated 6 million more financial security in case of rose. Avoid prints and checks. 3,000. A Ministry of Manchester's CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH With A New Look women than men will cast votes in divorce or widowhood: females They are distracting, especiaily on ^t’s Easy— Here’s How Device links homebound to help the next presidential election. are not only the more likely television. Women comprise some 53 percent recipients of the government's “ White and pastels also don’t of the voting age population. SAVE 25% ON social service programs but tradi­ work for either television or public Earn a big fat $5. Become a celebrity.... Continued from page 13 the service should cost nothing to pie who could not use the service. Ms. Smeal said the percentage of tionally are also the caretakers — speaking. White fabrics can glare, administer. Those who couid not understand ALL $ERVICE$ AND FABRICS women who are registered to vote the teachers, nurses, social and too-light fabrics look faded. Write down your recollections of Manchester long her qhair,” Morgan says. the system, such as the mentally has been increasing since 197^ The Manchester Memorial Hos­ •CuEtom Re-upholstery and Restoration workers. Any color worn should be at least a In the second case, the patient retarded or senile, could not be while the rate of men registering ago. Tell us about the trolley cars or the parades down pital auxiliary sponsors the •Draperies. Blinds. Verticals and Woven Woods "No wonder women view budget shade darker than light tan. had suddenly developed a high subscribers. has decreased, adding to the power program. cuts differently: We have been “ Don’t show too much skin. fever that left her so weak she There are few bugs in Lifeline, •Custom Slip Covers of numbers for women voters. Main Street. Describe the day the circus came to town more dependent upon government People will not take you seriously it couldn't even reset her timer. In addition, Pat Kenefick of the Morgan says. "The system worked •Thousands ol Fabrics to Choose from services, from mass transporta­ you look more like an entertaiia. or the boys went off to war. Paramedics were sent to her auxiliary donates time each a just the way they said it would," he Weekend Special •Free Shop at Home Service BUT NUMBERS ALONE would tion to social security." than an officeholder." Photos will be returned but submissions cannot. home, and she was admitted to the month to call all subscribers to says. •All Workmanship Guaranteed hospital. update medical information. At "The units in the home work on •All Work Done on Dur Premises Cost of the service is not covered that time, subscribers are also The polls, conducted as people left voting Restaurant soup Submissions should be 300 words or less, about two electricity, and there's a two-day •Free Pick up and Delivery by insurance. There have been no asked to test the system by battery back-up if the power goes Mixed Bouquet •Custom Made Furniture and Accessories areas, showed that differences between the "Restaurant" was originally the and a half typed pages or less. cases to date, Morgan says, where actually pressing the call button. out.” In addition, when the battery name of a soup invented in 1557 by a patient needed the service and gets low, the system calls the Let us handle all your way men and women vote cut across class, a Frenchman named Palissy. The Send entries to Adele Angle, Focus Editor, Box could not afford it. The hospital is THERE WILL BE no problem hospital bunch soup consisted of finely-minced seeking people to sponsor patients, adding subscribers to Lifeline, *3.72 decorating needs age, party and racial lines. They are fowi and broth highly spiced with 591, Manchester Herald, Manchester 06040. however, in case financing is Morgan says. The unit could There IS one potential problem: determined by women’s attitudes and cinnamon and coriander. In 1765 a inmssible. handle 10,000 subscribers. Today "It actually calls on the phone You may enter more than once! lines," Morgan says. "If the phone CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. 643-2056 experiences toward certain issues. tavern was opened in Paris under The hospital has leased the there are 36,000 patients hooked to Mon.-FrI. Sam to 5pm — Sal. Sam to 4pm the title "Restaurant” for the system. The hospital's cost is $15 900 systems nationwide. lines go down the system goes CARRY 649-5268 Evening Appointments Available purpose of supplying this soup. per month per unit: theoretically. There are, however, some peo- down." Ig - MANCHESTER HERAlD, Thursday, Jan 26. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 26, 1964 - l»

Thursday TV Connecticut Hospital plan spurs

Kristensen, Barnard Giraudeau. 6:00P.M. 8 ) Moneyline (9)- S ta r fla k In B r i^ Rstad R. C£(1)CE)0»®-N.vn 8 - N ew s 8 - Dr. Gene Scott heated debate in state / CD - Th f««'i Compcny 8 - Business Report S - Thicke of tha Night' 8 - Daspadkia 8 - El Malefick) S - AMsd HMchoocfc 1:45 A.M. CE - BatttosUf Oalactica 8-Wewenlght Possible arson injures 3 By Mark A. Dupuis society. (H) - Alica 8 - Entertainment Tonight 8 - hitarnatlonal EdMon Ford 8 - MOVIE; 'Long Waakand- 8 - MOVIE; 'Last American United Press International “ Our citizens are not demanding less Rowan home this look at trends Virgin' Teenage buddies try to (S ) - ESPN'a SportsWaak 8 - Family Feud MIKE HAMMER An Australian couple sparKto a and nawa avanta as they are ra- HARTFORD — Thiree people were injured ht^pital care, or lower quality care," weekend camping on a deserted cure their grovring pains. Stave ( ] $ - USA Cartoon Expraas (E - Wild World of Animals portsd by foreign joumalsts. . HARTFORD — A legislative com­ he said in a policy statement subm it!^ Stacy Keach stars as hard- iMach. John Hargreaves. Briony Antin. LawrerKe Monosoo, Diane early today and 22 others were left homeless when O - Dr. Gana Scott Franklin. Rated R. mittee has begun taking testimony on a 7:30P.M. boiled private eye Mike 8 -2 4 H o t e e Bahata. Ratad R. a fire apparently set by an arsonist damaged a to the committee, which will consider proposal designed to curb rising 18 ® - M'A-S'H (3D - PM Magazine Ham m er in "M o re Than S -M O V tS : 'SlaRe' When ‘Un three-story building on Albany Avenue, fire the bill for action in the 1984 legislative ^ 2:00 A.M. hospital costs, an issue that has drawn 8 - MOVIE: Claah of tha C S ) “ All In the Family Murder," a special two-hour d a Joa' is accidentally ktNed in a officials said. session. TH *n»‘ Zeus' son battles mythi­ fai, tw o screwbaNa bury the S 3 - CBS Nows Nighhawtch strong feelings from some of the state's C D - Muppet Show preview of the new C B S series IB) - MecNeH/Lehrer Nmeeli- The three were identified as Jose Cava, 22. Jose Blue Cross & Blue Shield, which cal monsters to save a princess iMir body. Ann Sheridan. Victor Ma­ 3 3 - Jos Ftanklki Show Herpandex, 18 and Max Cava. They were taken to most powerful interest grou()6. negotiated a prospective payment from an arch rival. Laurence Oli­ d ) - Family Feud "Mickey Spillane's Mike ture, Devid Weyne. 1950. 11:00P.M. ( B ) .) Emstganey St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center. A The Public Health Committee Wed­ system with hospitals on its own. has vier. Ctaire Bloom, Burgess Mere­ GE) - Benny Hill Show Hammer,'; airing THURSDAY, 12:30 A.M. dith 1981 Rated PG QD QD (E O 0 A - Nme 8 - Dathm Gama hospital spokeswoman said the three were nesday beard more than four hours of charged the legislation is an attempt by ® - N ew s JAN. 26. The series makes its 33-Wlghtlne - MacNell/Lehrer Newah- 8 - Our Mias Braoks treated for bums and smoke inhalation. They argument on a bill that would phase in a commercial insurers to increase their G3) - Consumer Reports regular premiere on SATUR­ C D - T a d our 3 3 - World VMon SpacM were listed in serious condition. system where the state would set the profits. 8 - Dragnet DAY, JAN. 26 QD - Top 4 0 Video 8 - Reporter 41 8 8 - U le Night with David amount hospitals would get from (S ) - Odd Couple 2:30 A.M. The blaxe was reported atxHit 4 :3S a.m. at 4S3 Blue Cross insures almost half of the ’ Crossfire Lectermen insurers for various medical proce­ 8 - MOVIE: Thraahotd' A CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 8-NCAABeeketbaB; USCet 33 - MOVIE; 'Hawaii' This Nm Albany Avenue, officials said. The building, on state's residents and claims they would heart surgeon must withstand the 8 - M-A-S-H O - Thicke of the Night UCLA (This game is subfoct to chromdes the s t ^ Hves o f the- the com er of Garden Street, contained four upper dures and treatments. end up paying higher premiums if the pressure of performing the first 8 - State Lottery bleckout) eariy missionaries who traveled Though the legislative session prospecitve payment system was writ­ artificial heart transplant Donald to and settlad in Hawaii, trying to floor apartments and two businesses on the 8 - Veronica. El Rostro del 1:00 A.M. Sutherland, Jeff Goldblum. Mare IS - Benny HiR S how bring civilization to the islands. ground floor. doesn’t begin until Feb. 8 . the battle ten into law for ait companies. Am or - AS In the FamBy Winningham 1982 Rated PG 8 - Spocts Tonight QD Julie Andrews. Max Von Sydow, The fire marshal’s office received arson over the so-called “ all payors” legisla­ Under the prospective pay system, 8 - Wheel of Fortune (E ) - 3-2-1. Contact " QD - Sar^avo'B 4 Richard Harris. 1966 tion already is shaping up as one of the 8 -D r . W ho threats concerning the building earlier this week, the state would break various proce­ UPl photo 8 “ Barney Miller 3 3 -M O V IE ; 'Human Fastings' 6:30 P.M. 8 - TwW ght Zone 3 ) • CBS Nawa NIghtwatch said Fire Department disptacher Edward major confrontations between some of dures into groups and then, taking a 8 - People's Court An angel has a devil o f a time JIP the state’s most powerful lobbies. dD - One Day at a Time Emmons. vaViety of factors into account, set the A fireman photographs the wreckage of the plane that crashed (E ) - Dr. W ho 11:15P.M. trying to save wicked Las Vegas ( 9 - MOVIE: 'VaMay Gkf' When Proponents of the system, led by the GD - CBS News from tha wrath o f God. Pamela Officials said the building had been plagued amount insurers would reimburse a Tuesday off U.S. Route 1 near Groton. The cause of the crash is 8 - Bepotter 41 a prom-queen candidate starts state’s hospital control commission, 8:00P.M. Sue Martin. Bily Crystal. Nancy dating a punk-rocker, her friends" with three previous fires in the last few weeks and hospital for that procedure. GD - Sanford and Son how she met their zany mother. the 'American way of death.' Walker. 1978. undetermined. - Magnum P.l. 8 -NochadaGala 11:30P.M. commerical insurers and a major I^ponents say the system would “ SportsCenter ■ CSD CS3 and family try to dissuade her. Ni­ had been under surveillance over the weekend. 8 - MOVIE: 'Silent Rege' A (Closed Captiorred) Barney MiBar ~ PM Magazine (E ) - FaH Si RIsa o f R. Perrin (X) - (fi) - TwWght Zona cholas Cage, Frederic Forrest. Officials said a tentative investigation showed business group, argue it would reduce encourage hospitals to keep down costs G ) “ Everty Brothers Reunion GD homicidal madman terrorizes a- ( ® - El Show da las Estrellas 33 - TNcfcs of the Wight 8 - NCAA BaaltathaS; North Colleen Camp. 1963. Rated R. unnecessary tests, hospital stays and This reunion concert was taped C S D - Automan Walter and Texas town. Chuck Norris, Toni 10:00P.M. the fire was started by an accelerant. because they woukt get an amount set CaroEns Stats at Duka (Tha S ) - Crossfire at London's Royal Alben Hail Automan go against a compute Kalem, Ron Silver. 1962. Rated 9:00 P.M. (33-N e w s 33 - Benny HiN Show .procedures and thus curb costs. beforehand and would be able to keep expert who is using his savvy tu R game is subiact to blackout) 0 - Happy Days Again 2 (33 ( £ - Mickey Spillarra'a Critics, led by Blue Cross & Blue - Hogan's Heroes (33 ® - 20/20 33 - Boclthird FBea money if the procedure was less than Air crash investigated disrupt the city's automated sys­ Mike Hammer ® - MOVIE: 'Kitty end the @ ) - Mysterious World Mike Hammer 33 - Racing from Yonlirs U of Hartford begins drive Shield of Connecticut, the state medical the reimbursement and lose it if it was 8 8 - NBC News tems (60 min.) uses his expertise to clear his pal GD - Independent Network Bmgman" An innocmt Endiah 8 - MOVIE: Hit and Run' A 3:00 A.M. society and hospital societies, say the more. GS - Noticiero Nackmal SIN - N ew s of false charges. (2 hrs.) News (3) - Hcneymottnere bride arrives in a rugged land that WEST HARTFORD — The University of (33 mysterious blonde, a cab driver GROTON (UPl) - Three Illinois circled the airport searching for the Noticias nacionales con Guillermo (S2 “ Twilight Zone 8 - MOVIE: 'Airplana II; The is vary different from her dreams. GD - MOVIE; 'In Nam e Only' A plan threatens quality medical care Gardner Wright Jr., chairman of the S i) - MOVIE: Crooks and and a New England mansion add - The Merv Show heartless woman, who married Hartford has launched a campaign to raise $30 businessmen died when their single­ Restrepo (S ) - Freemen Reports S equel' A lunatic airline crew Liddy dark. Val Lehman. John and could mean higher insurance Commission on Hospitals and Health runway in the dense fog. Coronets' An international gang up to murder David Pern, Claudi GD @ 2 ~ Masquerade Lavender Stamion. 1983, Ratad R. for wealth and prestige, holds her million over the next seven years to improve 8 - Jeffersons ftnda itself on a tuns shuttle hur­ engine airplane apparently scraped Reaching a low altitude, the plane sets out to pull off some fancy Cron and his team attempt to save ( S (S I - HH1 Street Blues husband to a loveless marriage. premiums for almost half the state’s Care, s^‘d the proposed legislation tling to w s d the sitfi. Robert (»-Plefcthe Proa Sportswri- academic programs and facilities at the West treetops and nose-dived into a field 8 - ABC News robberies at some stately Britisf some American hostages who* residents. struck the treetops on a high ledge ( 8 MOVIE: 'A Bridge Too Far' & - MOVIE: 'Jimmy, the Kid' Hays, Julie Hagerty, WMiam tara previaw gamsa and viewers Carole Lombard. Cary Grant. Kay Hartford campus. grew out of a task force the commission. mansions Telly Savalas. Warren are being held by terrorists. (60 while trying to land at Groton-New bordering the field and nosedived into 8 - Business Report Part 2 A 12-year-old is the kidnapping Shatner. Rated PG. Francis. 1939. “ There is no good reason why the named to study the issue. Oates, Cesar Romero 1969 min.) compete fiM* prizes. Wallace Barnes, chairman of the campaign London Airport in dense fog. (E ) “ Sneak Previews Co-hosts target of bungling crooks. Gary (S) - MOVIE: 'Appointment Legislature should agree to short­ Wright said a prospective payment the ground, creating an 8-to 10-foot 7:00 P.M. 8 - MOVIE: 'Annie' A young 8 - America Works 1:30 A.M. drive, said Wednesday the effort is the most Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons 8 - N C AA BaskatIwN. North Coleman. Paul Le Mat. Dee Wal­ with a KiNar' A British detec­ change the insured citizens of Connecti­ system used by Medicare was helping State and federal aviation officials, crater, according lo Poquonnock 6 8 - Croasfirs C £ ) - CBS News orphan struggles through the take a look at what's happening Carolina State at Duka (This lace. 1982. Rated PG. CS3 - Lavarns Si Shirley A Co. tive's wife investigatea the case iiUensive fund-raising campaign in the school's who began an investigation Wednes­ dark Depression toward a sunny cut on something so vital as their keep down costs for the federal Bridge Fire Chief Robert Burdick. C B 8 - M-A-S-H at the movies. game is subject to blackout) 8 - New Tech Tiinaa 8 8 - Tonight Show o f murdered actress. Joanna Pet- history and if successful “ will significantly tomorrow Albert Finney, Aileen 33 - CNN HaatBkM News day. declined to speculate on what "Visibility was so bad Tuesday night 8 8 - Cheers Cliff tries to find tet, Freddie Jones, Tony Anholt. hospital care,” said Dr. Daniel W. government, but there was no incentive ® - Tic Tec Dough Quinn, Carol Burnett 1982 8 - MOVIE; 'I. tha Jury' A da- 8 - MOVIE; ‘The King of 9® - kidapandant Network stren^hen the academic heart” and “ dramati­ might have led to the_ crash. that rescue workers had trouble finding a way to reestablish his manhood Com etfy' Television is no laugh­ 1975 Doctor, president of the medical to keep down costs for other patients. QC - ABC N ew s Rated PG 8:30 P.M. tective trails his best friend's News cally alter the physical face" of the university.” Arthur J. Pisarski. 54. of Richton: after he backs down from, a killer. Armand Assante, Barbara ing matter for Rupert Pupkin, who ® - N C A A BaakatbaN: USC at the crash site." said Groton Town - NBA Basketball: Denver C S - Carol Burnett and Friends 8 - NBA BaakatbaS; Daiwar Barnes said the school has already raised $7 m - Laugh-In GD thug's challenge in the bar. Carrera, Alan Kir>g. 1982. Rated stops St nothing for a shot at TV Lh:LA (This game is subject to Paul D. Storvic. 45. ol Grayslake. and Police Chief Thomas Falvey at Chicago (33 - MOVIE; Rider On the at C M c ^ (H) - Jeffersons (23 “ People's Caucus R starrtom. Robert Da Niro, Jerry blackout) million in leadership gifts, mostly from Rich McKenna. 33. of Green Oaks, died "W e have no idea what happened, but - MOVIE:,'Topaz' Global se­ Rain' A man and a woman are Lewis. Rated PG. 8 - MOVIE; -Pride of tha (S) - Mystery! Reilly: Ace of ( S - That's Hottywood IS) ~ Freeman Raports individuals. Tuesday night when their plane 8 - NCAA Basketball: curity IS threatened when it is dis­ pitted against each other in the Marinas' A marina, blirKfed by a it didn't run out of gas," said Burdick Clemson at Georgia Tech (This Spies ' After being instructed to 8 - PaUculs; ‘Casi Casatios' Trachtenberg said all of the institution's eight covered that the Russians have intrigues of a murder case. ( @ - Insida Story 'W hose News grenada after killing 200 Ja- O • Kung Fu Strike taiks resume crashed Pt miles from Groton-New "There was fuel all around when people game will be available on a pay for Charles Bronson, Marlene Jobert, help the Japanese Navy. Reilly 8 - Bob Nawhart Show infiltrated high French govern­ Is It?' Today's program examirtes panase. tries to adjust. John Gar- 8 - MOVIE; 'LM'b SpwM) the schools and colleges will benefit fhim the funding London Airport. view basis and alternate pro­ obtains information that leads to got here.” ment positions Frederick Staf­ Annie Cordy. 1970. the effects and consaquerwes of 8 - NightHna liald, Eleanor Parker, Dana Clark Night Togathar' The RolHng with significant additions to its Barney School of gramming may be shown) the sinking of an entire Russian NEW HAVEN (U P I) - Negotiations “ We want the public to understand The three were business executives Steven Botchis said he heard an ford. Dany Robin. John Forsythe (S ) (® -* Family Ties restnctirrg press access to news. B) - N ew s 194S. Stones perform in concert. The Business. Hartford Art School and Lincoln resumed between Yale-New Haven G5) - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ 1969 Squadron (60 min.) (Closed Cap­ we did not want to strike. ” said of Power Cutting Co. of Rondot, 111. explosion while he was watching (2D (® - Enterprise 'Life After tioned] 8 - Newlywed Gama Rolling Stones. 1981. Rated PG. gram looks at the hottest trends 10:15 P.M. 12:00 A.M. Theater. Hospital and 186 of its food service Merrilee Milstein. an organizer for a They were traveling from Illinois to television and ran outside to the crash (S) “ Prime.News Death.' Tonight's program exam­ 8 - Inside Tha NFL - MOVIE; 'OWtia' A young, Barnes said the campaign’s first phase is a goal and performers in the world of ines how cremation can be mar­ 9:30P.M. 33 - HawaU Fhre-O workers as a strike over new contract local of the New England Health Care attend a meeting at the Millstone site. entertainment innocent girl is exposed to k>va 3:30 A.M. (22) (29) - Gimm e a Break Nell keted to the general public and of $20 million through 1987 and a second phase of provisions entered its second day. Employees Union. nuclear power plant complex in Water­ 8 8 - Buffalo Bill Jo-Jo re- 10:30 P.M. GD - Trapper John. M.D. sod saxuaUty on her summer va­ 8 - MOVIE; The SMrat "It was terribly foggy. You couldn't 8 - Star Trek reminisces with the girls about how this venture could change $10 million to be raised by 1990. veals that she is pregnant (£ ) - New Jaraav Paopla QD - CN N HaadHna Nawa cation. Patti d'Arbanvills, Mona PoNceman't Other BaM' Bill Meyerson, a union negotiator, ford. where the Illinois company see in front of you. " he said. He said he said Wednesday bargaining had col­ "W e were very close to agreement, employs about '200 people to maintain observed two bodies trapped in the w h a t 0 0 VOU MEAW VOLJ I'M SORRY, EWOR B U T lapsed early Tuesday when manage­ but the hospital refused to accept a power plant machinerj'. «! CAN'T 0 0 ANVTHlNe 6 1 Hospital talks continue wreckage and another had been THERE'S NOTHIN 6 W E ment wanted to decrease its 12 percent settlement that the union has achieved The plane crash ^ about 10:40 p.m. ejected about five to 10 feet from the a b o u t i t ? C A N D O . BRIDGE ASTRO M ILFORD — Milford Hospital and the union contribution for the health insurance for more than 8,000 other members in into an empty field bordered by heavily plane. representing about 135 of its nurses planned to plan to 11.5 percent. Connecticut this year," she said. populated residential areas, just north Burdick said the bodies were so GRAPH meet again today after continuing talks on a new The union also balked when manage­ George Pawlush, a hospital spokes­ of Route 1. mangled officials could not determine contract and as a strike deadline neared. ment offered workers a five percent man, said Yale-New Haven has always Authorities “say Storvic, vice presi­ , the sex of the victims at first. They Try changing your spots Negotiators for the hospital and District 1199 of hourly wage increase instead of the 7.5 bargained in good faith and would dent of operations for the company, were pronounced dead at the si'cne by the New England Health Care Workers union met )»ercent they sought. continue to do so. was believed to be the pilot and had Medical Examiner Dr. Boris Pukay. game contract. He has a < l l b u r for about five hours Wednesday and planned talks sure club loser and three through the weekend if necessary to reach very probable heart losers. ^ B irth d a y agreement before a strike deadline set for Jan. 30 NORTH I-M4 Imngs look up a bit when at 6 a.m. Schuss pleads guilty to two arson charges *QJ 106 West opens the king of Jan. Z7.19S4 “ Non-economics continued to be a central T974 hearts and Blast follows with point," said hospital s|N>kesman William Roots. Success in important endeav­ J ♦ AQ5 the three. If only South can "There was also a presentation of an economic Bv Susan E. Kinsman suicidal. He has been hospitalized for Brennan ordered a pre-sentencing ♦ 984 persuade West to lead anoth­ ors Is likely this coming year. imagined something like this L-ould However, when you reach the package by the hospital. And all those items will United Press International - happen to our family. We'd like to see psychiatric evaluation and treatment ^investigation and scheduled a hearing WEST EAST er heart, his troubles will te continue for discussion. Feb. 27. He told Schuss ho could over. finish line. It might not be in the him salvage his life, become produc­ since his surrender lo West Hartford WE GOTTA I ...1 WANT TH' DIGNITARIES GUZ.I'M NOT ♦73 ♦SZ company of the same persons withdraw his guilty pleas if prison was ...UNTIL Y-TELL ...w e 'r e h o s t i n g T H ' If South knows the tricks HARTFORD — Barry Dov Schuss tive again.” Jack Schuss told Superior police Dec, 13. He was released on GET ALL V, FROM UPPER YORCH GONNA LIFT A ME WHAT TH’ YAKJ6 T10S3 with whom you started out. recommended TH' BUMS AN' L AN' LEM T S E E WHAT FIRST PRBHItTDWC ♦ 9742 4 10 86 of the trade, be knows that may have avoided a trial, but his Court Judge John Brennan. "The $23,000 bail. FINGER T'HELP HECK IS OOIN' INTERHAnONAL/^ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) still in state CJ LOAFERS OUTA 7 A NICE CLEAN OPER- YOU... O M f f ♦ 1032 ♦AJ763 he should play a h i^ heart family says their problems will con­ problem his family has will continue Dr. Marvin Koff of Hartford said TOWN, OOP! ATION WE RUN HERE; O LYM PICS' J I You have excellent leadership Hartford State's .■\ttorney John Hai­ to encourage a bean contin­ qualities that will be evident to STAMFORD — Three men who escaped last tinue long after repairs are made to long after everything is rebuilt." Schuss is watched 24-hours a day "to SOUTH ley made no sentence recommendation uation. Not the queen this persons with whom you're week from the Passaic County jail in Paterson, buildings he damaged with arson fires In his first public statement since his make sure he does nothing to hurt ♦ AK9S4 time - be needs to score a and said no plea had been negotiated TQ82 Involved today. Don't be reluc­ N.J., will remain in Connecticut until New Jersey in the West Hartford Jewish Dec. 13 surrender to West Hartford himself or endanger others " and said trick with that queen if he tant to assume more responsi­ officials complete extradition procedings. community. the youth should remain hospitalized with Schuss. "The state is leaving it up A police. Schuss also spoke in his own ♦ KJ3 wants to make his contract. bilities. The NEW Matchmaker The three were arrested Monday night in Schuss, 17, lost his bid to be tried as a behalf. for at least a year. to the court to decide. " Bailey said. -♦KQ If he plays the ei^ t, West wheel and booklet tells you Stamford and arraigned Tuesday in Superior youthful offender Wednesday and later " I am very sorry all this happened. I Vulnerable: Both will be looking for the deuce your compatibility with all signs Court, refusing to waive their extradition rights. pleaded guilty to two counts of regret the trouble I have caused the Dealer South and may decide that the and shows what signs you are th re e -^ t was a come-on best suited to romantically. They will remain in the Community Correctional second-degree arson and two counts of victims and I ask your honor please to Well Nartk Eait Soall Center in Bridgeport pending extradition to New third-degree arson for fires which grant me youthful offender status so I ‘I saw some matches’ from Q-3-2 or from double­ Send $2 to Astro-Graph, Box ! ♦ ton 3-2. 489, Radio City Station. New Jersey. terrorized the affluenf community and can get the help that I need." Schuss Pass 2 ^ Pass 4 ^ Not that he is likely to York, N.Y. 10019. For your Passaic County Sheriff Edwin Englehardt caused an estimated $1 million in said, HARTFORD (U P I) - Confessed talking on the phone I began looking Pass Pass Pass make this mistake. If he is sign’s year-ahead predictions, Tuesday told The Advocate of Stamford news­ damage. Brennan said he was sympathetic tu arsonist Barry Dov Schuss gave a around and in the room located on the an experienced player, he mail an additional $1 and your paper New Jersey officials intended to begin the Schuss was flanked by his parents. the family, but had to consider the detailed account of how he set fires in right as you enter the building. 1 saw- N zodiac sign. Opening lead: VK will assume that East’s extradition process immediately. However, he Jack and Anita Schuss, and his lawyer, severity of the crime: multiple offenses two synagogues and two West Hartford some matches. When I saw these. 1 got f y o u 'ee: 1 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) THINIC ABOUT HB HIEE^ YOU TO A C T I'M POING IS three-spot was his lowest told The Advocate, "this means we’re going to be John Droney, as he quietly answered resulting in an estimated $1 million homes in court papers ma'de public the idea to start a fire. " Schuss said A UAWVE:e. HOW card and that South was Your possibilities for achieving IT AL-AN -A p e f e ^n p h im . ANP stuck waiting for them awhile." “ guilty" to charges of setting fire to the Wednesday. He said he started a small fire in a CAN YOU PO GUY eOB-G WHAT POBG HP holding back the deuce. what you go after are stronger damage. “ This is not a youthful than usual today. Just because The three are Louis Robert Sclasani, 27, a Young Israel and Emmanuel syn­ offender case and I reject your Schuss’ confession to police was part trash pail. "1 then left the building by PAY VOU w it h •? Still, any chance is far the front door and 1 then decided to By Oswald Jacoby better than no chance. If outers fail to accomplish some­ Stamford native who moved to Ocean Township agogues and the homes of Young motion.” Brennan said. of the arrest warrant and affidavit a ^ James Jacoby South plays the deuce, he is thing doesn't mean you can't in New Jersey: Robert Singletarry, 36. and Jesse Israel’s Rabbi Solomon Krupka and He said he also considered the wishes sealed since his Dec. 13 surrender to return to the building and start another do so. - a gone gosling. If he plays Earl BailOy, 36, both of Paterson, N.J. Rep. Joan Kemler. D-West Hartford. of Emmanuel Synagogue members West Hartford police. fire. I entered the main room and lit one ARIES (March 21-April 19) the eight. West may go In Stamford Superior Court Tuesday, Assistant The fires were set between Aug. IT and the Kemlers. who opposed the The following are excerpts of Schuss’ of the curtains using the matches, ' he wrong. Friends will be resftonsive to Ihree-page statement to police confess­ said. Today we see South in your plans and Ideas today, State’s Attorney Peter Dluz said Carmen and Sept. 19, 1983. youthful offender motion that would another slightly ambitious (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) especially if they contain Miranda, 36, of Stamford, was an accomplice in He could face up to 60 years in prison have closed all court proceedings to the ing to arson fires at the Young Israel On Aug. 13. Schuss said he went to unique concepts. Think in bold, the jail escape and was the person who bought a and $40,000 in fines on the charges. public and erased Schuss' records and Emmanuel synagogues and the Emmanuel Synagogue. "I had brought progressive terms. blow torch and oxygen tanks used in the break. Schuss faced up to 80 years in prison when he reached age 21. homes of Rabbi Solomon Krupka and some matches with me. small wooden TAURUS (April 20-HUy 20) Ms. Miranda, who rented the Stamford before the state changed two of the Two psychiatrists treating Schuss Rep. Joan Kemler. D-West Hartford. matches that come in a box. and I lit the Conditions which have an condominium where the three fugitives were counts to third-degree arson because told Brennan he had personality and "On the (Aug. 11) night of the fire, a curtain by the arc located in the front effect upon your reputation or CROSSWORD found hiding Monday night, was in Superior Court the' synagogues were unoccupied when behavioral problems. Thursday morning. I was in Young part of the chapel. I might have al.so lit standing are extremely favor-, Israel Synagogue. I made phone calls a match to the material that covers the able today. Utilize your advan­ on charges of hindering prosecution and the fires were set. They described Schuss as isolated, from there to Dallas. Texas. After pulpit. ACROSS 88 LyMrgic icid Antwar to Praviout Purzia tages. interferring with a search warrant. "In our wildest dreams we never withdrawn, paranoid and potentiallv diitfiyiainid* GEMINI (Ma)| 21-June 20) A WHY /HOW youp 1 Flowar matter which was out of synch I Fl6ope YOU'D gariandariand DOWN between you and a close asso­ Walsh suit nears end t a l k i n g Po G T o 4 Scandiidinavian ciate can be brought back into p a y /v\o/?e T O Tatta a harmony today. Strive to make BRIDGEPORT — Final arguments will be held Lawmakers consider cable-refund measure 8 Souquat lollipop amends. today in the Superior Court suit filed by ou st^ ... I ’M A 12 It is (contr.) Short jacket CAIKER (June 21-July 22) Police Commissioner J o s e p h A. Walsh to get his K E E P H i m 13 Biblical Bv Mark A. Dupuis service disruptions lasting an hour or Bowl game. are serious on the subject, " Lavine Wight You’re better equipped today job back. Q o G F ^ o C > preposition to perform tasks that can bo United Press International more. Lavine said he didn’t know if the bill said. "There are people who really Vend more On Wednesday, Mayor Leonard S. Paoletta p o i E T . 14 City in Italia Genetic completed speedily than those Rep. David Lavine, D-Durham, would pass, but thought the committee seem to consider cable equivalent to AlANuFA^TuPfP, 15 Mountain said the city would appeal any court order to material that require a tong, concerted HARTFORD — A legislative com­ co-chairman of the Energy and Public should at least hold a hearing as a way heat, shelter, food." he joked p a u (abbr.) effort. reinstate Walsh. 67. who was forced to retire last 2 NOT A TALFNT mittee has voted to hold a public Utilities Committee, rjiised the idea to look into possible legislation for ' 18 Operations su- Hanker LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You month after 22 years as police chief. Current state law requires cable paivisor hearing on a bill that would require Wednesday, citing cable outages that improving cable TV service, Paid attention could be In lor a pleasant Paoletta, the prime force behind a vote by the companies lo give refunds or credits on A ^ F N T i 18 Leg joints cable television companies to give left some televisions in the dark this “ I ’m a neutral party, I don't have fltAVES I-Ii to surprise today when a person city police board to remove Walsh, said the city bills to subscribers only aften cable . • Or 20 Possassive subscribers refunds or credit for week during the telecast of the Super ’9Mbv NC4 «K TURgg U S Pal ft IMOff Killer whale 28 Oiaconcart 48 Two-masted you thought you knew well would exhaust every legal appeal should Walsh cable, but there are a lot of people who service is out continuously for more pronoun 29 Fog and vassal exhibits qualities you didn't 21 Powerful Old Dutch win back his job. , than 24 hours. smoke 50 King of beasts think he or she possessed explosive coin But the mayor said if Superior Court Judge 10 Arabian 31 Woman's 51 Jsna Austen VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepL 22) Cur­ Rep. James McLaughlin. R- (abbr.) rents are now developing that Robert I. Berdon gave Wglsh relief not involving 'toUK FLOOR,61R? tsrritory name tide Woodbury., criticized the proposed bill I DDR'T CARE UlM-'iOO t h in k ! TAKI ) WE'VE ONL'/eol' 22 Astronaut's will contribute to the security of his reinstatement, the city would find the solution North Haven eyes, new garbage plant 11 Dsclaim 52 Lilliputian and said he would try to come up with a ferry 32 Patitionad both you and your family. They •;i3;^EU PT01fe!j=: MIME FLOORS. violantiv 54 Emerald Isla “ more palatable." better plan for assuring the quality of 2 4 _____ 33 This (Sp.) are of a IlnarKlal nature. 6 Midaait 56 Stream Walsh claimed in the six-day hearing that he Hamniarskjold ” 36 Air (pralix) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) HARTFORD (UPI) — A New Jersey involved crushing, drying and other ney. who added the company has cable service. nation 57 Ballerina’s was fbreed out of office without the opportunity to 28 Shuffles 39 Environment You’re likely to feel a trifle rest­ company is offering to build a trash' processing of trash "in a totally, 100 letters of intent to build plants worth 30 Sound 14 Sprits strong points defend his record, while the police board claimed "This is rotten stuff. We can agency (abbr.) less today and your whims can recycling plant designed to convert (lereent resource recovery" process about $100 million in'four or five other certainly do better than this. " said 34 Trojan 23 Beef . SB Trounced in only be gratified by some form it resorted to involuntary retirement to spare 41 Orivs crazy thousands of tons of garbage into a that recycles all but the bulkiest trash cities. McLaughlin, who received assurances mountain Sticky stuff tennis of active social involvement. Walsh the embarrassment of public charges. 44 Roman robe fiber good for extending animal feed, into reusable products. He said the plants would extend the 35 Mongolian Rivers (Sp.) 60 It is (contr.) Gat out of the house. from the commiltee's co-chairmen that building houses and other uses. He said the process could be of life of landfills, with most of the trash monk Fetish 46 New (prefix) 61 For rowing SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) his bill also would be aired at a hearing particular interest to Connecticut, now going into the ground recycled 37 Reaponsibility You're extremely resourceful A woman’s perfect crime ORFA Corp. of America, which is % 2 3 4 f f 7 f f; to n Lavine cited cable outages that 38 Slime today In financial or commer­ marketing the recycling plants in the -where state officials say cities and instead, leaving landfills only to take 40 Having pedal NEW YORK — A woman who cleared her bulky waste or as a backup if the plant occured in some parts of the state 12 12 14 cial matters. However, this United States using technolo^ deve­ towns are running out of landfill space digits quality may only come to the ex-husband of a murder by admitting in court that lo p ^ in Switzerland, is meeting with and face a potential crisis in disposing wasn't operating. during the Super Bowl this vJeek He 42 Acquire It If 17 lore whan you are pressed for she was the one who killed her mother walked out of garbage in the next few years. The co-chairman of the Legislature's dismissed concerns of some lawmak­ 43 Slumbarad North Haven officials about locating a answers. of court immune from prosecution to return to her “ The issue is so hot in Connecticut Environment Committee, who at­ ers that the outages were caused by the 45 Caribbsan If If plant in North Haven, a company •AGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. home in Bristol. that of all the states we'd love to see tended a briefing on the process in cold weather alone and weren't the island ■ ■ 21) It a quick doclslon Is called official said Wednesday. 22 Hartford, said it sounded interesting. cable companies' fault. 47 Astronauts' 1 M for today, rely upon your own The man who was originally cofiklcted of the J. Ronald Denney said the process something in Connecticut." said Den­ "all right" ■ judgment rather than tha wis­ murder, Nathaniel Carter, had served 28 months "Basically service was maintained KILL THEM (comp, wd.) 2t 27 21 3t 3 2 33 I dom ol doao associates. Your of a 2S-year-to-life sentence before an investiga­ and in a lot colder places than (some 49 Unrsfinad ■ WITH 34 thoughts are more clever. tion revealed that he was innocent. where service was disrupted)", he o metal CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. It ) State carries through on divestiture said. KINDNESS. 50 Rent out ■ ■ Carter. 33, was released last week by state 3f Chanco will play an Important Supreme Court Justice John Leahy, pending a The Energy and Public Utilities SeWNJE' em / ie S3 Goah role In your material altairs 55 Large artary ■ ■ hearing to officially clear his name. His ex-wife, mending divestiture of stock in another government policy of racial segrega­ Committee also voted to hold hearings OF OP 43 4 1 HARTFORD (UPl) - A slate law . today, so bo start for a uniqua seven companies. on three bills designed lo improve the &«£S5IYEl,y EXafiSivELY 69 Counterfeit ■ ■ opportunity. It may come Delisa Herndon. 25, was subpoenaed to testify as based on guidelines to promote equal tion, and has drawn the interest of other 3 82 Olympic 47 a material witness and recount under oath and opportunity among races in South states and institutions, Parker said. ability of the state Department of Fiei&JDUY fjeiEUDLy board (abbr.) through a casual acquainlance ■ with immunity that she committed the murder' Africa has prompted the state to divest State law requires the treasurer to Public Utility Control lo decide utility 006 83 All (prefix) M II 1 3 17 t>06r If M If during an argument with her mother in the "Connecticut can take pride for rate hike requests. 84 Prscipica ■ ■ So what’s new about itself of stock in 14 companies doing divest stock in any company doing If •0 offering the nation a model approach to Lavine proposed the measures, say­ 85 Southern ft 12 phones that talk back to mother's New York City home. business in the country, the state business in South Africa that has not - ganaril Following her testimony Wednesday, Leahy treasurer announced. adopted the Sullivan Principles, a set of South African investment that not only ing the committee's deadline for acting 13 you? Anyone with a spouse 86 Nagatat 14 M formally freed Carter. Ms. Herndon was also guidelines on fair t(nd equa^pportun- meets our fiduciary responsibilities, on bills in this year's regular session l WF and a phone in the house has State Treasurer Henry E. Parker 67 Roll call M permitted to go free and she returned to her new but also offers a strong statement of our probably will full before another ■ mi IftlPeg u S Pjl ( 'M L) 17 M been experiencing this for said Wednesday five of (he companies ity in South Africa. ' answer years. iMMne in Connecticut. have since been cleared for new The 1982 law was enacted in response posture against the racist system of legislative committee completes a investments but his office was recom­ to apartheid. South Africa's official apartheid." he said. studv of the DPUC MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursd;iy. Jun. 26. 1984 - ?I t » - MANCHESTER HERALD Thursd.i\. Jan 26. 198-J £ > Area towns New Ensiond Reagan rapped BUSINESS In Brief for his stand A n d o ve r ‘Dinosaur’ being smashed \ Bolton /C o v en try Time-share rules coming on environment Business PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Attorney General Dennis J. Roberts II says new regulations to take In Brief - effect in 20 days should help end consumers . WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Reagan tried to Women’s pensions to be improved complaints about high pre.ssure sales tactics by bolster his environmental image in his State of the DOT tells of effect on Bolton developers of time-share real estate. Union address, but was hit with some quick criticism Assistant vice president Roberts filed the regulations Wednesday with for his lack of commitment to pay for an acid rain The private pension system covering both home­ HARTFORD — Doreen N. Scripture has been from 25 (the current minimum) to 21. The.se changes the secretary of state, based on extensive clean-up program. makers and working women in jhe United States will would permit more women (and men) to participate proipoted to assistant vice president at Connecti­ be dramatically improved under the Retirement hearings held last September and October on Reagan told a joint session of Congress the nation cut National Bank. in pension plans by letting them start at a younger Equity Act now before Congress and virtually assured of road to be called Route 6 deceptive trade practices. must "rem em ber our responsibility to preserve our She is the manager Your age. of passage. "W e heard from everyone who had any older resources here on Earth.” of the Manchester Second, the amount of leave employees can take Wiped out will be the outmoded assumption that the By Sorah Possell raise the noise level as high as 60 Bridge Road in Coventry. interest." Roberts said, adding the regulations Green Office and Money's from their jobs would be liberalized; .so employees do "Preservation of our environment is not a liberal o f ; primary wage earner is the male and that only he Herald Reoorfer decibels. He said ,current noise After the meeting Byrnes said he were a "response to the legitimate needs of the senior mortgage not lose credits accrued for vesting in the company conservative challenge, it's common sense,” he said, merits a pension. This ’’dinosaur” in our laws is being levels along existing roads through did not expect the expressway to purchasers " but that they kept in mind concerns lender for the Man­ Worth plan. This change would affect employees on the job contending, “ we have greatly improved the condi­ smashed into oblivion — at4iist. BOLTON — More than 45 (X'ople, the Notch are 40 to 50 decibels. The attract much more interstate of developers. chester area. for five years or less. Both bills would permit tions of our natural resources.” The Senate passed the bill in November; the House Sylvia Porter most of them Bolton residents, concrete barriers are designed traffic, because the project will Mrs. Scripture re­ empjoyees to take up to five years leave without losing With the furor over the Environmental Protection version is now before the Ways and Means heard representatives of the state reduce the level of sound near the extend the highway only 11 miles. cently celebrated credits they have accumulated for vesting. Agency and the resignation of Interior secretary Committee. The administration has indicated its transportation department ex­ expressway by about half, he said. But he expects the expressway to her 28th anniver­ Employees who have been on the job for more than Video poker ban mulled James Watt marking his' record, Reagan said he support. The bill makes significant improvements in plain Wednesday how the proposed Four noise bttrriers have been increase traffic between East sary with the bank, five years but who are not yet vested would continue to would provide the E P A with one of the largest these key areas of pension benefits: extension of Interstate 84. through proposed in Bolton — two where Hartford and Willimantic. AUGUSTA. Maine — The story of a woman who having served in and makes survivors benefits automatic at that time. be able to take a leave for uj) to the amount of time percentage budget increases in his administration. Bolton to Willimantic. will affect the expre.ssway crosses South Some area residents were skep­ said her husband was losing more than $90 a week various positions in 1. A husband no longer would be able to sign away The House bill is even less restrictive^ — the only they have been working without losing credits. The exact size will be included in the president’s the town. Road, and one each where it meets tical of his predictions that the gambling on new video poker machines was told community his w ife’s survivors benefits without her signature. requirement for receiving automaticMiaurvivors Obvious beneficiaries of this change would include After the meeting, a DOT Stony and Notch Roads. project would ease excessive traf­ to members a legislative committee studying a budget proposal next week. banking. This feature alone would affect millions of homemak­ benefits would be that the employee be ve^f’dil. working mothers, but older workers, too. would be Whichever version is passed, this provision would environmental planning official Notch Road, which runs north fic loads on Routes 6 and 44 east of bill that would banish the machines. On specific issues, Reagan said he would ask for $50 She is a member ers who, according to actuarial tables, can be able to lake advantage of it. mean that the widow of an employee who died at 50, predicted that 1-84 w ill be renamed from Route 85 to the where Routes Manchester and enhance develop­ The unsigned letter was read by state police million in additional money to "reduce the threat of the Greater Man­ expected to outlive their husbands. There are provisions to benefit divorced people, too. for example, before he was eligible for early .state Route 6 from East Hartford 6 and 44 diverge at the Notch, will ment in the eastern part of the Sgt. Greg Spitzer who said his office has received posed by abandoned hazardous waste dumps,” and - chester Chamber of As of now, a spouse can sign away his survivors The most important would make it easier for divorced east to Willimantic. Environmen­ be linked by overpass to Quarry state. Byrnes said those are goals 44 annonymous complaints from people who indicated he would move to give states m o r e ' Commerce, the benefits in order to receive a larger pension during his retirement at age 55 but who was vested in the plan, spouses to collect court-ordered pension shares from 2 would be able to collect his pension. She would just tal planner James F. Byrnes Jr. Ruud, which runs north. The that towns in eastern Connecticut reported that the machines were being used for participation in offshore exploration and production East Hartford lifetime. If the spouse — usually the husband — elects the company; would affect ex-spouses who live in illegal gambling. have to wait until what would have been his 55th added that the present Interstate change will provide a more direct have supported since the interstate of natural resources. Women’s Chib Hil­ larger benefits, the pension stops upon his death. So, states that consider pensions marital property and birthday before she could draw on the pension. 86 will probably be renamed f-84 link between the north and south was first proposed in the late l%0s. Spitzer said that between 75 and 125 of the new He said he would push for reauthorization of the ltop Singers, and the although the couple may enjoy more money during his who are awarded a share in the pension as part of the video poker machines have forced themselves 3. The bills would revise the rules governing years of divorce settlement. and what is now Route 6 will ends of Bolton than now exists. Byrnes admitted it would be Superfund toxic waste clean-up program, and Daughters of the lifetime, his widow will not have that income after his service that determine how pensions are credited in probably be renumbered. The transportation department impossible to calculate how much into the Maine market, and he expected more planned to spend $157 million in the 1985 fiscal year for British Empire. Doreen Scipture death, Many companies now claim that they can’t pay would be showing up. ' two ways: Byrnes said the title of tbe has identified six Bolton residen­ development will result from the parks and conservation lands. pension benefits td a non-employee, which means the 2. The age at which survivors benefits are available First, the age at which employees can start expressway project has always ces that will have to be taken for expressway because there has However, on the sensitive issue of acief rain, Reagan divorced spouse has to take the case to court. This law would be lowered. Today, companies don’t have to participating in pensions would be lowered to 18, been the "Relocation of Route 6" the highway. Byrnes said. He said been no regular pattern of develop­ said he would double funding for research, but made Promoted to DP officer change would spare the divorced spouse time, among state transportation the state will not officially contact ment in Connecticut towns through offer survivors benefits before age 55. which means that employees can start accumulating aggravation and money. no mention of a clean-up program. There is about $27 HARTFORD — Kristine Miller of Manchester officials their owners until sometime late which expressways have been Vermont ‘lemon law’ asked The Senate bill would liberalize this by lowering the credit for vesting in the plan at that time. The bills Our pension system is being reshaped, puny step by million in the current budget for such research. was promoted to data processing officer at Byrnes became the chief spokes­ this year, but most of those built. M ONTPELIER. Vt. — A "lemon law " would age to 45 as long as the employee is vested in the plan would also roll back the age for calculating benefits puny step. 6 Environmental groups, as well as officials in Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. man of the evening, answering affected already know who they Route 44 resident Edith Pe­ provide much-needed legal help for car buyers Canada and the Northeast, where the problem is the Ms. Miller joined Connecticut Mutual Life in questions from the crowd along are. He would not release their tersen. who has long opposed the saddled with chronically defective vehicles, a worst, have long argued that enough research has 1974 as a student intern. with three other officials from the names. expressway, asked whether the dozen unhappy car owners told the Legislature. been done and the government needs to reduce sulfur A graduate of Manchester Community College, transportation department — Jo­ South Road residents Joseph and state has considered alternative Customers increase The car buyers, who came to a Wednesday dioxide emissions, which are a main component to Ms. M iller has an associate’s degree in data seph Obara.' project engineer for Marlened Migliore and their neigh­ proposals to ease traffic problems public hearing armed with sheafs of repair acid rain. Those emissions come mostly from processing. the extension; .Arthur F'. Butzgy. bors to the north. Joseph and in eastern Connecticut, ^ c has records, urged lawmakers to pass a bill that coal-burning power plants in the midwest. project manager; and JudithCant- Dorothy Conley, have been identi­ advocated widening twisting would make it easier for them to sue manufactur­ Lawmakers from midwestern and coal states, as well. environmental analyst. demand for quality fied as two of the affected families. Routes 6 and 44. ers for major defects in autmobiles. well as representatives of the coal and utility Associated in practice Obara said the new expressway The Migliores moved into their Byrnes said the improvements Although manufacturers said they were industries, have contended a clean-up could prove too VERNON — Mrs. Emily Lessner, M.S.W., a will span 40 feet, from the rock newly constructed house last fall. necessary would affect too many opposed to the proposal, a group of Vermont costly. They have backed more study. Manchester resident, has become associated Bv Steven W. Svre “ Doing it right the first time is the cliffs on the south side of Bolton One Bolton resident had asked in property owners along those roads dealers told the House Transportation Committee Reagan said the government would try to help with Manage D.S. United Press International common phrase these days. All kinds of Notch into Notch Pond Judith the past whether the state would in Bolton and Coventry. said they would support the idea if it did not leave develop technology to reduce the air pollution causing Nissanka, M.D., in people are trying to make money Cantwell said after the meeting have to pay for all of a property them liable for replacement of defective cars. acid rain, and also would pay to restore some lakes BOSTON — Customers — both saying that over and over again" said that the expressway will affect 2.8 owner's land if only a portion of it his practice of psy­ already damaged. That would presumably involve industrial and consumer — have been Dave McComb of Arthur D, Little, a acres of the pond "area." but she was needed for the highway. chiatry at the Ver­ adding lime to the watwr. Increasing their quality requirements Cambridge consulting firm. was not sure whether that meant Byrnes said Wednesday the state is non Medical Arts Sen. Robert Stafford, R-Vt., the head of the Senate in recent years. This tendency is likely "When I look at the advertisements the pond itself or the land around it. obligated to buy the whole parcel if Coffee hour set Fund-raiser denies charge Building. Environment and Public Works Committee, reacted to be greatly amplified by the intense of some (companies) where they throw The current interchange already the land left outside the highway Mrs. Lessner is an to meet Packman AUGUSTA. Maine — The treasurer of a quickly, saying he supported what Reagan had competition that seems inevitable in quality around like there’s no tomor­ fills the Notch from the cliff almost corridor would not comply with experienced indi­ Virginia-ba.sed professional fundraising outfit proposed, but was disappointed with the lack of a the near future. row but really don’t do much about it, I to the edge of the lake. But Obara local zoning regulations. t|Io prop­ BOLTON — Residents may meet vidual and marital said he's "furious" about a state of Maine lawsuit substantive acid rain program. Those observations were written by get very upset because you can’t said the additional four lanes erly owner could be forced to apply Richard E. Packman, the new psychotherapist. charging his firm with violating state law " I think it will be much more difficult for us to get Armand V. Feigenbaum in the Har­ distinguish between them and the would not drastically change the for a town zoning variance to superintendent of Schools in Bolton Before this affilia­ regulating chariti'es. (acid rain) legislation through the Congress this year vard Business Review in 1956, gener­ others that do," Newcomb said. look of the Notch maintain a piece of land he wasn't at a Bolton Scholarship Fund tion, she was in Lin Hacker, treasurer of Virginia Telemarket­ ... without support from the White House,” said ally reiterating points he made in a "W e re not stupid." said Cook happy with. Byrnes said. Coffee Monday, at the home of private practice and McComb said people in many com­ ing of Springfield, Va., said Wednesday no one Stafford, the lead sponsor of an acid rain bill. book five years earlier. Drive resident and school board Byrnes told those at the meeting Louis N, and Dorli Cloutier, 21 coordinated and panies are put in charge of improving from the attorney general's office informed the Rep. Norman D'Amours, D-N.H., a sponsor of acid Feigenbaum wasn’t alone in his point member Barry E Stearns. that local drivers would probably Brandy St., at 7;30 p.m. provided counseling quality, but they face failure if senior company about the legal p'roceedings. rain legislation in the House, agreed, noting that he of view in the 1950s, though few in the "W here are you going to get the 40 continue to use Routes 6 and 44 to The evening will benefit the services at the Nut­ management isn’t really behind the Attorney General James Tierney announced was "not going to throw in the towel, but it’s going to United States were listening to them at feet from'.’ " travel between Bolton and Coven­ Bolton schools' "Dollars for Scho­ meg Branch of the idea. ’’They’ll take you into the men’s Wednesday that the suit had been filed against the be very difficult.” the time. Most notably among others, We ll put a couple shovelfuls of try. but traffic traveling longer lars" program. A donation of $1 is YWCA. room and say, 'I don’t see the top firm, which ran a benefit ice show for the Maine Cliff Garrard, a spokesman for the Canadian W. Edwards Demming, who became J dirt into the pond. " Obara replied. di.stances would hop on the ex­ requested. Mrs. Lessner at­ management as behind us.’ If they Mall Lions Club lust fall, and did telephone Embassy, said his government would be “ very something of a quality guru over the Byrnes said the,state will erect pressway either at the planned Those interested in attending tended graduate aren’t, forget it," solicitation for the group. disappointed” with more research. "W hat the U.S. school at the Uni­ years, was in Japan and receiving a lot noise barriers along stretches Bolton Notch interchange or at the should call Mrs. Cloutier, at seems to be saying is they are standing pat on the versity of Connecti­ more attention when he helped develop where the new expresswav would next one to the east, at Parker 649-6255. or Pat Pinto, at 643-2768. McComb, Newcomb and Feigen- issue.” cut School of Social a wide range of improvements. baum all agree substantial improve­ Emily Lessner Work. In addition, The concept of comprehensive qual­ ments have been made in recent years she has done exten­ ity control has become a hot topic in and each thinks greater gains are on sive post-graduate training in Marital and America as the Japanese have cut the way. Family Therapy. Her professional affiliations deeper into markets, and has since " I think we may be facing an exciting include the Society of Clinical Social Workers, the helped create a whole vocabulary of time in the very near future, measura­ A National Association of Social Workers, and the buzz words. ble in months,” McComb said. American Association of Orthopsychiatry. Quality circles were suddenly in vogue and all kinds of terms for quality " I think the United States today improvement quickly became without question has the potential for BBB to move its offices threadbare. major quality and productivity leader­ “ People started getting very con­ ship in the decade of the 80s,” said HARTFORD — The Better Business Bureau of cerned and spent a lot of money going to Feigenbaum, who runs General Sys­ Carl Zinsser Greater Hartford will be moving from Hartford to tems Co. in Pittsfield. West Hartford at the end of this month. Japan looking for the smoking gun and it just wasn’t there,” said Jack Officials of the BBB say the shift from 250 Feigenbauna said the pressure to N Newcomb, associate director of MIT’s Constitution Plaza to 630 Oak wood Ave., an office improve quality, besides the country’s Center for Advanced Engineering building owned by Culbro Land Resources Inc., of diminishing shares of various markets, Study. Your State Senator Windsor, will give the bureau more space to has also been applied by technology. DPI photo “ Their management techniques and provide additional and expanded services to the He said that decades ago, product consumer and business community. the way they address the the custo­ Arms of steel m er’s needs and the worker’s needs are stages — ranging from the initial entry The BBB of Greater Hartford, which has been very, very different,” he said. when something siich as a television 'Arms of steel, actually the frames for office chairs, are welded serving the northern Connecticut area for more Nearly all executives give at least lip was an unrefined status symbol for the '4 than half a century, has signed a five-year lease together in this operation at the Steelcase furniture wants To Know service to the idea today, but how many owner to the point when it becomes a with CLR for 1,600 square feet of space at 630 manufaetbring plant in Grand Rapids, Mich. Office workers, in actively pursue quality improvements common item with assumed quality — Oakwood. The building is an 80,000-square-foot, — particularly by drawing on the ideas used to take much longer to evolve and several recent surveys, have indicated that a comfortable chair four-story complex which now has 55 tenants. of their employees — is another gave manufacturers time to make is the single most important factor affecting productivity. 1.)New taxes enacted during 1983 may leave Con­ question. improvements. Steelcase says it makes more than one million chairs a year. necticut with a surplus. If this happens, this money Telemarketing Is topic HARTFORD — Nadji Tehrani, publisher and It makes a difference on the Job should be used to: editor-in-chief of Telemarketing magazine, will be conducting a telemarketing seminar at 8:30 ' a,m. March 1 at the Hartford Club, as part of a □ Reduce Taxes □ Repair Roads □ Increase fund series of seminars, sponsored by Selwyn & for Education □ Create a “Rainy Day Fund” for fu­ Associates, 630 Oakwood Ave,, West Hartford. The seminars are open on a space-available Are you left-brained or right-brained? ture deficits □ Begin New Programs □ Other basis to clients and non-clients of the advertising and public relations firm. By GalkColllns I'— “ It can provide for corporate management the as they occur to him, and put them in his computer. Vice president named United Press I ntern^onoK same kind of understanding I had when I saw how I The process frees him from the obsession of keeping thought,” Atkinson said. track of them, but also "captures" them in the brain’s NEW HAVEN — The Armstrong Rubber Co., NEW YORK — Charles Atkinson never fully The Hermann model applies brain dominance long-term memory system. realized his potential as an entrepreneur-manager 2 2.) How should we fund road and bridge repairs? 3.) Which of the following do you feel would improve has named Richard A. Trafas vice president of theory to everyday business activities. The cerebral Now, he says, he feels free to exercise his limbic left marketing. until he saw a picture of his brain. right, for instance, is the day-dreamer’s corner. But it while leaving the right side of the brain unattended, “ 1 the quality of education in our schools? ITrafas suceeds John A. Breslin, who held that Now, he says, “ I have a much better ability to take is also the area that allows the thinker to "see the big understood if kl captured ideas as they came. I, like □ Increase the Gasoline Tax and dedicate it to re­ ' post until he was named vice president and group advantage of my associates’ talents.” He also plays picture," read signs of coming change, invent anyone else, could do a practical task like getting the executive in October 1983. the piano better and gets his income tax done'on time. innovative solutions to problems, and recognize new car fixed.” pairs □ Dedicate more of the existing tax □ Add □Enroll children at an earlier age □ Boost Pay for Trafas holds a degree in political science from Atkinson, vice chairman of the Cambridge-based possibilities, ns Its opposite, which Atkinson called The models are drawn from forms each subject fills more tolls □ Increase Bonding □ Increase Other St. Thomas College in Minneapolis and completed Whole Brain Corporation, is prepared to share the the limbic left, is the planning-organizing center. It out, asking questions that range from how you hold a Teachers □ Extend the school year □ Stricter an advanced managment program at Harvard experience. His new company provides instructional goes into action when its owner reads fine print in pen to whether you’re subject to seasickness. "It turns Taxes □ Other Graduation requirements □ 4th Grade proficiency Business school in 1982. systems that lean heavily on the theory that different contracts, helps keep financial records straight, out people who have certain kind of motion sickness sectors of the brain are responsible for different develop detailed plans and provide stable, consistent are more likely to be right brained. ” Atkinson said. 6 tests □ Other aspects of thinking. leadership. Ul reports earnings Atkinson was heading a company providing As Atkinson learned more about brain dominance 4.) How should the stat6 deal with our growing prison NEW HAVEN — United Illuminating reported instructional services to the pharmaceutical industry theory, he also discovered shortcomings Jn his own Memorial, dedicated in 1943 population? 5.) Would you favor Constitutional limits on: earnings per share of $5.67 for all of 1983, an when he ran into Ned Hermann, who had developed system of thinking that left his office a mess and his The Jefferson Memorial in Washington was increase of 28 cents over 1982. some of the first applications of brain dominance work habits disorganized. dedicated April 13. 1943, the 200th anniversary of the The company said the increase was principally technology while working at General Electric. " I was overloaded with ideas," he said. As ideas third U.S. president’s birth. □ Increase funding to build more prison space □ □ State Spending □ State Taxes □ Both □ Neither due to a 3.3 percent increase in kilowatt-hour “ Ned had developed a way, through a question- popped into his mind he attempted to keep them filed sales, and the negative impact of 1982 earnings of 'naire, of giving a visual picture of which parts of the in his short-term right-side memory, which has a Early parole □ Shorter Sentences □ Community income taxes on a non-recurring taxable gain on brain you use for which kinds of activities," he said. limited ability to retain or juggle large amounts of ' work in place of prison the sale of Seabrook nuclear fuel underasaleand “ When I saw the picture of my own brain I thought information. OUTSTANDING leaseback arrangement. As a result increased — ‘my God, that’s who I am. I ’m unique, with very "M y office became stacks of paper I used for a earnings, the return of year-end common stock special talents and deficiencies.’” visual memory system — as cues for my ideas.” he SAIES equity reached 16.3 percent. While Atkinson liked to do all his thinking on the said. 6.) What is your opinion of the State Auto Emissions intuitive right side, his partner, Irving Goldberg, Now Atkinson makes it a point to write ideas down AWARD came up with a brain-picture that was totally For tho month of Novombor program that began in 1983? Steam Boiler has gains dominated by the logical left. w n awordod to Bob KItman by tha Qraatar Hartford HARTFORD — Hartford Steam Boiler Inspec­ “Together we formed a very effective problem­ ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Board of Raattora. Bob ta paat □ Maintain as is □ Stiffen requirements □ Lessen tion and Insurance Co. reported gains for the solving team,” he said. But until he saw his partner’s Eaattad Butar ol tha Man- fourth quarter and for all of 1983 in operating profile, Atkinson had been unable to grasp that other chaatar Lodga ol Etka, and a mambar of tha Army-Navy requirements □ Eliminate program □ Include sa­ earnings from its insurance and engineering people really enjoyed tasks he shunned, like planning MSUMNSMTHS SINCE and organizing. Club. A graduala o l lha Man- fety inspections services business. 1914 chaatar achool ayalam. Bob Comments: The Hartford-based property and liability “ I felt those areas weren’t so important, were raaldaa In Manchaalar with insurer said net income for 1983 — which also repetitive and boring,” he said. “ I felt guilty his wifa and hat bian a local includes income from other sources other than assigning tasks in that area. I wasn’t even able to take businaatman lor 30 yaara. advantage of people who liked to do what I didn’t like SpacMIilng In Commardil insurance — increased sharply over 1982. The and Ratidanllal Raal Ealala company said the increase was due in part to the to do.” 649-5241 Atkinson, Hermann and Goldberg joined forces, BOB KIERNAN sale of the company’s former horn office att 56 65 E. Center Street Prospect SI. The company now occupies merging their respective companies to form Whole headquarters at 1 State St. Brain, which uses the Hermann model as one of thtC 6 Mencheeter, Ct. MAIL TO: Senator Carl Zinsser, State Capitol, Hartford, Connecticut 06106 bases of its programs \ a - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursdny. Jan 26, 1984 M AN CHESTER HEKALU. Thursdiiv. Jun. 26. 1984 - V Significant steei industry recovery appears far off LOOK FOR THE STARS... ★ * * Cynthia Plechowlak economic recovery. ers — the massive firms that do niently near the industry's chief lnafinanciulr.il), .il 22 major thousands of idled steelworkers United Press International For the past year, the troubled everything from mining ore to fuel — iron ore mines in northern industries, the (ourlh-lurgest — who wanted the No. 1 steelmaker to industry and thousands of laid-off pouring steel to selling finished Michigan and Minnesota — and its steel — finished dead last in 1982. spend any available cash on mill Like wallflowers at the prom steelworkers have watched autos, products — wonder when they'll major customers — the massive Since 1979. the industry’s last improvements. Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get hoping (or an invitation to dance. appliances, retail stores and other join the party. Midwestern auto and appliance vigorous year, half the nation's The Pittsburgh-based steel giant Aiperica's steelmakers are anx­ industries kick up their heels. "There is a recovery going on in markets. steelworkers have lost their jobs. now looks to its oil and other iously waiting to take part in the But most integrated steelmak- steel, but you’d need a magnifying Other areas, especially de- Only half of them are expected businesses for more than half of its glass to see it." said David Healy, pres^d Pittsburgh, the cradle of ever to return to the mills. total revenues. better results. Put a star on your od and see what a vice president and steel analyst (or the American steel industry, are This employment picture is Pittsburgh-based National Steel Drexel Burnham Lambert.' 'As far expected to improve, but they uniikely to improve as the industry recently changed its name to as profits go. the industry will still don't enjoy dhicago’s Haturai pursues survival tactics: shrink, National Intergroup because 50 difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Fridoy, be deep in the red in 1983." advantages. merge, diversify and modernize. percent of its business comes from Steelmakers are still reeling Virtually every one of the 299 Even with an economic recovery financial services, aluminum and from their 1982 taiispin, the worst American communities where at hand, steelmakers have con­ other non-steel operations. jl since the Depression. Industry steel is made has suffered a tinued to slash capacity. U.S. Steel. None of the major producers has ^ 8:30 g.m. to 5:00 p.m.______js- losses totaled a record $3.2 billion. wrenching adjustment during the Corp., the nation's No. 1 steel­ abandoned steel. Most have Production plunged to a 40-year long brutal recession. maker, is reviewing ail its facili­ scrambled for cash to spend on Cut laundry costs by low. Bankruptcy was considered a The American Iron and Steel ties and is expected to ax the upgrading mills, concentrating Help Wonted 21 Lots/Lond lor Sole 33 Apartments for Rent 42 Polntlng/Popering 52 income Tox Service 57 MusiqiM Items 66 Misc. Automotive 76 serious threat for some major stragglers. Armco Inc., the Mid­ most of their investment on the decreasing the amount of Institute, the industry’s detergent used. Reduce producers. dletown, Ohio, based No. 6 pro­ installation of continuous casters Washington-based lobbying group, by one-third and see Steelmakers shut one mill after estimated that some 200 facilities ducer, said recently it will close its — the most modem and cost- PROCESS ENGINEER MANCHEST§R - Build­ GEORGE N. CONVERSE WANTED — Knowledge WALL STREET, H E ­ TRUMPET FOR SALE — whether you notice o another, with disastrous effects on — including more than two dozen Houston steel mill and lay off 1,100 efficient steelmaking process ing lot with 5 car garage. BRON — Two bedrooms, — Painting and paper­ All accessories. $75 or available. of blueprint reading and difference In the appear­ employment. The industry em­ entire steel plants — have shut employees. Telephone 643-7539. appliances. Heat and hot hanging. 30 Years Expe­ best offer. Call 643-7358. ance of your wash. Add ployed an average of 198,000 down in the past 10 years. Five Some steelmakers, trying to But the harsh downturn has P&WA specs required. rience! Call 643-2804. Duties Include some of­ water Included. Parking, WINTER SPECIAL — extra dollars to your rank-and-file steelworkers in 1982 .steel companies either have closed avoid complete shutdowns, want to forced big steel to cancel or defer FREE CATALOG Of large yard, cellar stor­ BATTERIES, $29.95. Ri­ budget by selling "don't some $3.7 billion in capital spend­ fice work, will train In Land Bargains — 5 acres CEILINGS REPAIRED Antiques 68 — a sharp decline from 286,000 in or gone bankrupt since 1978, the combine the best parts of their some areas. Apply or call age. $420 monthly. Call ley Oldsmoblle, 345 Cen­ needs'' with a low-cost ad 1981 and a fraction of the historic institute said. plants with their competitors' ing,— an ironic side-effect after the to 500 acres, covering 649-2871 or 228-3245. or R EPLAC ED with dry- ter Street, Manchester. In Classified. 643-2711. C.H.& M.C., 911 New Vermont and the Berk- wall. Call evenings, Gary high of 544,300 in 1953. The downturn took many steel­ mills. Relaxed federal antitrust industry long neglected invest­ London Tpke., Glaston­ The industry struggled through makers by surprise. As recently as laws that would allow such combi­ ments in plant and equipment. shlres, at lowest Imagina­ MANCHESTER — Large McHugh, 643-9321. hKome Tax WANTED ANTIQUES: bury. Call 633-9474. ble prices. Write: CA­ apartment. One bed­ another tough year in 1983, closing - the late 1970s, com panies nations are on the wish lists of Capital spending of $20 billion in Service Early Victorian, Oak, mills, axing employees and rack­ scrambled to boost capacity in many top steel executives. TALOG OFFICE, P.D. room, appliances, park­ 1920's and miscellaneous. the 1970s "was half of what should INSPECTION — Packag­ Box 938, North Adams, ing, heat and hot water Polnting/Papering 52 INCOME TAXES — Pre­ 2 ing up red ink expected to total $2 anticipation of soaring business. "There needs to be a lot of Please call 643-8709. have been spent to keep the ing and Shipping Work- Mass. 01247. Included. CoM 649-2871. pared by CPA. Business 8i CALL billion or more. "It was one of their fatal combinations if they’re going to industry ‘even’ by replacing worn- In g ''Supervisor". Individual. Call John, An economic recovery always mistakes: they thought there was compete," said Bradford of Mer­ out facilities,"' the AISI said. Familiar with AQL and M A N C H E S T E R -1.9 acre SIX ROOM DUPLEX — PAINTING AND PAPER 659-3069. Wanted to Buy 70 takes time to work its w ^ from going to be a steel shoftage," said rill Lynch. "We think we’re going Much of the industry's available measuring equipment approved building lot on $450 monthly plus utili­ HANGING — Exterior consumer spending to b a sf^ n d u ^ Charles Bradford, vice president to see a lot of mergers of plants, if funds have been spent in the (dimensional and electri­ a deadend street. $30,500. ties. No pets. Security and Interior, ceilings re­ try, but experts say this oil8«J>^s not of companies.” land steel analyst for Merrill Chicago area, a region experts cal) . Relative to colls and Gordon Realty, 643-2174. deposit. Call 649-0628 af­ paired. References, fully PLAYER PIANO 647-9946 been especially slow ano^uneven. 'Lynch, Pierce Fenner & Smith in Hard times have forced some transformers. 10 hour predict will ride the crest of steel’s ter Spm. Insured. Quality work. TAX PREPARATIONS — W ANTED - Call 646-6433 Some steelmakers — like Na­ New York. companies to join foregs. No. eventual recovery. day, 4 day week. Apply: Martin Mattsson, even­ after 6PM. TO SUBSCRIBE tional Intergroup Inc., formerly 3-ranked Jones & Laugh^n. which Able Coll & Electronics, Rooms for Rent 41 In the convenience of But the shortage never arrived. FOUR ROOM APART­ ings 649-4431. your home. Reliable- National Steel Corp. — have Instead, the economy dealt a acquired moribund Youngstown By far the nation's largest Howard Road, Bolton. 6 M EN T - Second floor. reasonable. Call Norm There’s someone out latched on to the expanding auto one-two punch: the 1980 slump and Sheet and Tube in 1978, now seeks steclmaking region, Chicago is the Available February 1st. GEORGE N. CONVERSE Marshall, 643-9044. TODAY! and appliance markets. home of the nation's newest steel ASSEMBLERS AND — Painting and paper- there who wants to buy the 1982 plunge. government approval to merge GENTLEMAN PRE­ Call 649-5782. your power tools. Find Others, like industry leaders As orders plummeted, a host of with Republic Steel and operate mill — Bethlehem Steel’s Burns POIL WINDERS — Fin­ FERRED. $50.00 weekly. hanging. 30 Years Expe­ ger dexterity necessary. rience! Call 643-2804. that buyer with a low-cost U.S. Steel Corp. and Bethlehem long-standing problems came to what will be the nation's No. 2 Harbor, Ind.. works, built in 1964 — 646-2000. ad In Classified. 643-2711. Steel Corp., produce heavier types steelmaker in Cleveland. and its biggest. Inland Steel’s Experience not neces­ Homes for Rent 43 the fore. Aging U.S. mills, manned sary. Will train. 4 day Household Goods 62 of steel that won’t be in demand by highly paid steelworkers, ran Before the crunch is over, only massive plant in East Chicago, MANCHESTER — Excel­ CEILINGS REPAIRED until recession-stung businesses three or four integrated steel Ind. week, 10 hour day. 7am- lent room for gentleman. or R EPLAC ED with dry- into increasingly stiff competition S:30pm. Apply at Able wall. 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An­ Cars/Trucks for Sole 71 UPI photo expected to be geographically depressed domestic market in fied among some steelmakers, steelmakers to pick and choose TARY — Monday - Fri­ Kitchen privileges. Free location. Security. Refer­ tique finish. Call after lopsided. The Chicago area, the 1982. others decided to look outside the among their plants. day, 8am to 3:30pm. Call parking. References and 6pm, 649-9732. The once-thriving steel town of Aliquippa, Pa., illustrates nation's biggest steelmaking cen­ industry for acquisitions that ences. $650 plus utilities. In addition, the market for steel for appointment, morn­ security required. Call Call 649-5357 after Spm. FARRAND REMODEL­ 1974 TOYOTA CORONA what has happened to the industry during the past few ter, appears likely to grab the drastically changed as hard- would cushion them from steel's "It makes much more sense to ings, 528-9497. 643-2693 for appointment. ING — Cabinets, roofing, DISHWASHER — Porta­ — 4 door, 4 speed. Body years. The town, which appears reminiscent of the Great lion's share of new business. pressed automakers designed cyclical highs and lows. make steel along the lakes instead gutters, room additions, ble. Kenmore. Butcher good shape, runs well, Depression, is plagued with unemployment. With the Nestled along the southern shore smaller cars and beverage can U.S. Steel led the diversification of inland," said Bradford of INDIVIDUALS TD Store/Office Space 44 decks, all types of remo­ block top. $150., Phone new engine parts. $2000 or of Lake Michigan from the city makers and other industries re­ strategy, acquiring Marathon Oil Merrill Lynch, citing the high cost WDRK AS A HDME- Real Estate Wanted 37 deling and repairs. FREE 647-9808. best otter. Coll 646-9589 black dust from the mills now gone. Aliquippa is both "proper to Gary and Burns Harbor, placed high-priced steel with in March 1982, a controversial of shipping iron ore by inland M A K E R in a 9 town area estimates. 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Pearl 8i tion for larger sizes; plus e 1SS4 by NEA, Inc. ask for Manager, 643- soon. Coll (or oppolnt- Son, 649 Main Street, black mask around my needlework Heme to make. 2 BONUS Coupons! 175 G risso m Rd., c/o The Herald. 8339. curity deposit. No pets. Martin Mattsson, even­ • -l3 3 -C K A E T I-fi pAgai el q«lck. Manchester, Ct. 06040 Mont, 644-3767. 643-8552. ings 649-4431. 643-2171. eves. Call 342-0571. Ilfftiake Itemi. P r i c e _____ $le25ft 043-01 84 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Jun 26, 1984 Lower failure rate than men Women entrepreneurs stick to it Cut your own taxes: Boston getaway’s Woman Is killed

By Mary Tobin fam ilies." (1-800-222-A WED outside New York or Should you Itemize? $208 treat tor 5 in El Salvador United Press International Women do face cultural stumbling blocks 212-692-9100),” she said., "We set up a not encountered by men and these are a telephone appointment with the approp­ ... p a g e 2 p a g e 1 1 ... p a g e 4 NEW YORK — Women entrepreneurs handicap no matter what the intentions. riate counselor and call back at our have a lower failure rate than men partly "You have to know lots of things to be expense. The $25 buys up to two hours of , J'ls because they are willing to make the successful that many women have no expert time.” "extraordinary commitment'' necessary to background in," Mrs. Fitzpatrick said. AWED also has a "hotline” - $5 for 10 make a business succeed, says a woman "Intelligent, sophisticated women often minutes — th.it gives quick answers to who guides them over that rocky path. know nothing about keeping proper re­ urgent questions. "Women are not buying established cords, for example, and this is absolutely Although women who do go into business businesses or franchises: they are taking a essential to success." have a high rate of success, some ground skill or talent they already have and finding One of the most glaring errors women rules that apply to all entrepreneurs should a niche in the market," Beatrice Fitzpa­ make is in pricing their services. be considered before taking the big step, Clearing tonight; Manchester, Conn. trick, founder and president of the Am eri­ "Women do quality work and undervalue Mrs. Fitzpatrick said. sunny Saturday Friday, Jan. 27, 1984 can Woman's Economic Development it because they don't know how to price. “ You have to identify a need in your Corp. said. They don't know how rare quality is and community that you are abie to fili,” she — See page 2 Single copy: 25C "And they have a lower failure rate than that people are willing to pay for it." said. "N o matter how well you do that for men going into business." AWED offers training courses in New something you won't be a success if there is Mrs. Fitzpatrick should know. Her firm York of up to 18 months for under $500 that no market for it.” offers practical advice and peer group cover all phases of running a business for Women should first work for another firm support and in 800 businesses AWED has women just starting and those who already in the field they are interested in, Mrs. worked with only tour have declared have a successful business and want to Fitapatrick said, and she advises women to bankruptcy. improve or expand it. learn basic business skills, such as She gives women themselves credit for Mrs. Fitzpatrick is proudest of AWED's bookkeeping, pricing and marketing. the remarkable record. telephone counseling service. For a $25 fee "Y ou 're going to have to do everything "The same nurturing qualities that women can tap one of 40 experts on its from sell your product to keep the books to Bipartisan deficit group fails to meet women have developed in raising families counseling list in such areas as accounting, sweep the floor at first." serve them well in business," Mrs. finance, sales and marketing, design and But most important, "You have to be 2 Fitzpatrick said. "Their business is their manufacturing, personnel and public willing to make an extraordinary commit­ By Robert MacKoy House negotiators. O'Neill's spokesman said of the A dispute quickly arose over the ise through a 17-member panel bert Dole, R-Kan,, to serve on the 'baby' and they hang in and nurture it with relations. ment of time and energy to grow a new United Press International Reagan appointed his chief of bipartisan task force. "W e will number of people that should be from Congress and the While panel. the same steadfastness they raise their "Women call us on our toll free number business," she said. staff, James Baker, to represent await the president’s budget prop­ appointed to the task fo rc e ./ House. House GOP leader Bob Michel WASHINGTON — President him on the panel, and Baker sought osals on the first of February.” Republican leaders named sev­ "W e're not going to be hood­ named assistant GOP leader Trent Reagan’s bipartisan task force to to hold a preliminary meeting with "The president wanted to do it eral GOP members from budget winked as we were in that Lott to represent him and ap­ cut deficits by $100 billion is off to a the top four congressional negotia­ right away." a House Democratic and tax committees, but O’Neill particular episode," said the pointed Rep. Delbert Latta, R- rocky start, with Democrats dec­ tors — two Democrats and two Policy Committee spokeswoma.. and Senate Democratic leader speaker, who explained he felt UPI photo Ohio, of the Budget Committee; lining to meet with Republicans Republicans — Friday or Monday. said. "And the Speaker said, 'W e’ll Robert Byrd appointed only two Reagan used the group for his Rep. Silvio Conte, R-Mass.. of the and White House officials until But a spokesman for House do it the day after the budget members — House Democratic political purposes. Appropriations Committee; and 7 they see the new budget. Speaker Thomas O'Neill, D-Mass., comes out.’” leader James Wright of Texas and Senate Republican leader How­ Rep. Barber Conable, K-N.Y., of Threading the eye C R O s s m R n s In addition. Democratic con­ said the Democrats will not meet Reagan proposed in his State of Sen. Daniel Inouye. D-Hawaii — to ard Baker appointed Sen. Paul the Ways and Means Committee. gressional leaders — distrustful A creel tender at PPG Industries in Shelby, N.C., threads glass n n C ^ e v R n s p r o d u c t s c o m p p riY with the Republicans until after the Union address Wednesday that repre.senl them. Laxalt, R-Nev., to represent him. "We named four," a Michel and skeptical of the Reagan Reagan presents his 1985 budget to congressional leaders and White "Jim is my panel, " O'Neill said. He also asked Budget Committee spokesman said. "The feeling is fiber through a “guide eye.” Individual strands from numerous entreaty — named only two Congress Wednesday. House officials negotiate $100 "W e’re not going to go through Chairman Pete Domenici, R-N.M., that Mr. O’Neill and. Mr. Byrd packages of glass fibers' sitting on creels are gathered to be representatives to the panel Thurs­ "There is strong skepticism that billion in deficit reductions in the any 'Gang of 17’ again," O’Neill Appropriations Committee Chair­ appointed only one (each) because wound onto supply packages for shipment, PPG is a leading day while the Republicans named we’ re seeing a replay of the public next three years as a "down said, referring to a failed attempt man Mark Hatfield, R;Ore.. and they have some reservations about four Senate negotiators and four supplier of continuous strand fiber glass. Save Now On relations ploy we saw in 1982." payment” on a balanced budget. in 1982 to reach a budget comprom­ Finance Committee Chairman Ro­ the whole thing.” Overseas trade tempting Lebanese rebels IMLM Day care but there are problems allowed Bv Steven W. Svre representatives and others that make Indoor Living agree to talks United Press International their money cutting through the haze for exporters. in church BOSTON — Overseas markets may Rennie said other companies choose Bv Stave Hagev President Amin Gemayel and be tempting to a small company not to seek out foreign markets because ZONOLITE United Press international increased the possibility that re­ looking for more business, but the they don't see any incentive. "Most newed strife would engulf By Sarah E. Hall confusion and problems involved often small companies are built on an BEIRUT. Lebanon — Rebel Lebanon. Herald Reporter lead them to stay clo.ser to home. American market premise. As a result Druze Moslems said they were It's estimated one of every six jobs in POURING Economy Jumblatt called for Gemayel's there's no real great drive to go holding talks today with Lebanese Barring any obstacles, a new New England is related in some way to overseas," he said. 2x4x8’ STUD resignation this week and the officials about new “ acceptable” leader of the influential Sunni day-care center — serving at least foreign trade. But if national figures Rennie's company. Pacer Systems in Standard-sized stud. You INSUIATION Saudi ideas to end the nation’s 30 youngsters, from 6-week-old hold true in the region, most of export Burlington, began exporting products pick each piece yourseH. Moslems accused the Christian- violence but fighting erupted be­ dominated government of "dicta­ babies to 12-year-old schoolchild­ volume involves large companies in 1978 and now derives 15 to 20 percent tween Druze militiamen and army doing a big business. torial" rule. ren — will open in Ihe United of its $11.5 million in sales from foreign troops. J A 1981 survey by the Smaller markets. Wazzan,' after meeting with Pentecostal Church meeting house 3 cu. ft Despite heavy rain, the Leba­ Business Association of New England Though most of the companies in the Gemayel, had said the government on Woodbridge Street this spring. nese army reported minor skir­ indicated 8 percent of small businesses SBANE survey that indicated they would consider reinstating Druze Claudia Claveric, who was de­ bag mishes with Druze militiamen covering a wide range of industries were exporting in 1981 thought there soldiers who.refus«cUjU> fight with nied a zoning permit to expand her southeast of Beirut and said its were involved in exporting. Typically, was much more potential, Rennie said SO the Lebanese arm y when it existing preschool to 100 in October troops came under a 20-minute 12 to 15 percent of their sales were there hasn't been many more small ^ M anvitle stepped in to prevent a rout of artillery and mortar barrage. No and later closed down her business exports. New England businesses exporting, R-11 3V2” Kraft Christian militiamen by Druze / casualties were reported. altogether, will be the proprietor. Many companies with foreign trade due in part to the strength of the dollar. rebels in the Shouf mountains last potential either don't have enough WALL mSULATION "Things are shaping up for us. it "In general, you could expect it has • 15-. 881 Sff Roll.....14.10 Druze leaders, who Thursday September. market information or are worried stayed relatively static," he said. "W e looks like," she said, shortly before A • 23". 135.1 Sir Roll. .21.62 rejected a government offer to The prime minister also hinted church members voted Wednes­ about complicated procedures, said feel there has been an increase in the reinstate renegade Druze army John Rennie, who organized "Expor- number of exporters, but I think it that promotions might be consi­ day to approve her request for officers, said they were holding dered for Druze officers who tise,'' an extensive how-to handbook on hasn't gone up as much as interest talks today with government lead­ day-care space. deserted with their 800 men. the subject published by the Small has." ers on new Saudi Arabian ideas to U P I photo Less than a month earlier, still Business Foundation of America in Current money rates tend to effect disengage the nation's warring “ I think the army command will bitter over what she claimed was Boston. American exporters who deal more factions. call upon those officers and soldi­ NIxoh talks to Walters the unfounded rejection of her "The average small ljusiness person directly with consumer markets or sell ers today or tomorrow to rejoin the expansion plans by the Zoning" doesn't understand a lot about (for­ common products that can be bought in The new Saudi ideas were army within an appointed period of Former President Richard M. Nixon, “Russians and Americans can be Board of Appeals, she told the eign) trade, they have a lot of other countries, forcing some to cut 4’x8'x% ” relayed to Druze leaders in the tim e," the official National News N Manchester Herald that she had preconceived barriers in their minds. back their sates or temporarily keeping Syrian capital of Damascus on Agency quoted Wazzan as saying. who resigned from office after the friends, but their governments can't.” GYPSUM 80ARD Thursday and later conveyed to shut down her seven-year-old. It sounds like a very confused and new entries out of the market. • 4'x8'xV»"...... 5.89 Watergate scandal in 1974, told celeb­ Nixon was interviewed on ABC’s Good complicated picture, " Rennie said. But small New England companies • 5 Gal. Joint (kxooound. 3 gg the Beirut government through Wazzan said the offer came at rity newswornan Barbara Walters this Morning America and gave Ms. Walters day-care center in her Joan Circle "But there are an awful lot of people marketing new technology products Rafik Hariri, one of King Fahd’s the urging of Saudi King Fahd, who home out of frustration. around to help you out," he said. have not been so badly hurt overseas by envoys. asked the Lebanese government morning he thinks President Reagan is a copy of his new book “Real Peace.” At that lime: she charged that The U.S. Department of Commerce the dollar and tend to find a receptive Druze spokesman Marwan Ha- "to step over some obstacles” to doing a good job in Lebanon and that the ZBA had no grounds to refuse arrange a security agreement to and some other government organiza­ audience in other countries, said made, in Damascus with Druze her permission to build a 100- tions such as the Massachusetts Port expand the army's authority and Rennie, who once chaired SBANE's leader Walid Jumblatt, said the student preschool on Woodside Authority have resources available to international trade committee. 2 9 9 9 separate warring factions in the GOP doesn’t need one rejection of the offer by Prime Road, though board members said help small businesses get their pro­ He said the region "has the precep- Beirut area. Minister Chefik Wazzan to rein­ traffic, drainage, and safely con­ ducts overseas. tion overseas as being a source of 2 4 ” Prehung state the army officers did not Government hopes of quickly cerns were behind Iheir denial. There is also a community of private advanced things, so the receptivity is mean his community was ignoring obtaining the security pact were specialists, such as export manage­ there when you say you're from New LAUAN DOOR UNIT This lime, Mrs. Claverie said, Casing, passage set extra. Saudi Arabia’s "new ideas.” dashed two weeks ago by objec­ No surprises in fiiings ment companies, foreign marketing she will need no zoning board England ... Their ears perk up." • Other stock sizes-*5 ott. tions from Jumblatt. who wanted it "H ariri has produced new ideas approval because she will operate 24", 28", 30", 32" aimed at breaking the political and lied to a political agreement giving in a church. She said she has military deadlock," he said. "W e the Druze, Sunni and Shiite Mos­ consulted with Thomas O'Marra, Bargains on luxury liners are considering them and while I lem majority a bigger say in the government. for Democratic primary zoning enforcement officer, on the cannot go into any details, we can say the ideas are broadly accepta­ matter. Talks on the security plan had HARTFORD (UPI) - Secretary ble by us. We know the Lebanese T-.-hii-in McGovcrn of Under the tentative agreement make for excess capacity raised hopes in Washington that of the State Julia H. Tashjian today government is also considering the State law requites Mrs. Tashjian South Dakota and former Vice ..... some of the 1,200 U.S. Marine listed the eight major contenders new ideas.” to list candidates who "generally President Walter Mondale. NEW YORK (U PI) — Every nowand Holland America's parent company peacekeepers at Beirut airport for the Democratic presidential and seriously advocated according The Democratic delegates will church otricialS, she will pay $8,000 then the cruise industry goes on a which speciaiizes in Alaskan tours. In Hamade’s statement dealt could be redeployed to safer areas nomination on the ballot for to reports in the national and state be divided up according to the yearly to lease the meeting house, ship-buying spree and vacationers get another blow to the government of or withdrawn from Lebanon. October he was given charge of both the M a nville n 1 1 4 9 Connecticut’s upcoming presiden­ news m edia" on the ballot. percentage of votes each candi- which includes three classrooms, a the benefit, according to Kirk Lanter- Manville Manville R-19 6W' Kraft tial primary. travel company and the cruise line. R -1 9 6V4” U n fa c e d On the Democratic side, Mrs. date receives in the primary. If kitchen, a dining room and a man, head of the Holland America line. Mrs. Tashjian, taking the first 2 It was a natural marriage, he said. R-11 3 W Unfaced AniG INSULATION Tashjian listed the eight major Reagan is unopposed, thqre will be chapel. She will pay for utilities, • "It's kind of like the corn or hog Westours was busy from May to KHK INSULATION 0 4 P 4 ’x8'x1” “Tuff-R" step in theslate’s'primary process, candidates for the party nomina- no GOP primary and he automali- snow'removal, cleaning, and about • 15", 49 Sir Roll ... 14,21 AHIG INSULATION cycle," said Lanlermun, who was in October with the Alaskan tours while 15", 49 S/F Roll... 15.19 INSULATING SHEATHING also listed President Reagan as the lion to compete for the state s 60 cally will get the 3.5 GOP conven- qqo worth of needed improve- • 23", 75.1 S/F Roll. 21.78 • 15", 88 S/F Roll... 10.57 23". 75.1 S/F Roll.. Manhattan to help publicize the MS Holland America ships were occupied 23.28 R-3.6. Use under siding. sole candidate on the Republican tion delegates. menls - including a chain-link Noordam, one of two new vessels with Caribbean and Mexican cruises The Highef the R Value, the Greater the Insutalmg Power Ask Your Setter lor the R Value Fact Sheet. side, leaving it all but certain there tional Convention. if Reagan were to decide not to „jnks ind exit Holland America commissioned three from October to May. SOVIET will be no GOP primary. They are former Florida Gov. seek re-election, GOP candidates , years ago, when shipyards were Now the myriad scheduling compli­ UNION The Legislature last year Reubin Askew, Sen, Alan Cranston seeking the party nod would have *'go‘ S- offering cut-rate prices on new luxury cations of booking 1,0 different tour NooD^nwaig enacted a law eliminating presi­ of California, Sen. John Glenn of to comply with the petition require- M fs. Clavrie has also asked for liners.. patterns have been merged into only- dential primaries where only one Ohio, Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado, menl and collect signatures equal f'Fst option rights to buy the 187 Most of the world's shipyards are one computerized system. "And after candidate qualifies for the ballot, Sen. Ernest Hollings of North to 1 percent of the party's member- Woodbridge St . properly should 7 basically nationalized, and prefer it's all done we sit down manually and which appears all but certain in Carolina, the Rev, Jesse Jackson, ship in Connecticut. the church decide to sell it. reducing prices to laying off workers recalculate it because of a basic REG. SALE MFC. FINAL Day-care center hours will be 6 PRICE PRICE DEBATE COST when business slumps, Lanterman mistrust of computers," Lanterman - m mm m mm I ^ iF’cekdays, Mrs. said. Three years ago, he recalled, laughed. 16“ i r *2 9 " ■!>w v a t Fot 0tt»l$______"You got ships for $150 million that Reg. 17.99-Gallon Reg. 21.99-Solid Pine Water-Saver Incident didn t endanger Reagan could have been $200 million." Watching the ship bookings come in, because a slate license and health I MuMHMuMMfWALL PAINT MINWAX STAIN PLANKING W Hin TOILET The resulting expansion of capacity, Lanterman has become convinced that Gal. Super Kem-Tone. Flat, Oil base. Penetrates and Rustic Barnboard or "Acadia". First quality, , j ...... department approval still must be WASHINGTON (UPI) -i- Presi­ people, made what officials called danger,” Speakes said. obtained. he added wryly, has been "fa r greater those who say the American middle latex finish. Choice of colors. protects Interior woods. Knotty Pino. Unfinished. 12" rough. Seat extra. than the expansion of consumers that class is shrinking are right. dent Reagan was never in danger a piecautionary landing at Ana- a Marine Corps spokesman who She expects to get nearly all of wish to use it." Staterooms generally run from the when Marine One, the presidential costia Naval Air Station, about did not want to be identified her 30 former "students” back, The two new ships Holland America most-desired and expensive A line to helicopter, made an emergency halfway between the While House described the incident as a minor "The majority of these children itself ordered from French yards each the cheapest H, he said. “ The ships landing because of a flashing red and Andrews, where he later one. ore very unhappy where they are accommodate 1,200 passengers. Even start booking with A s and H's,” he ■ warning light. Marine and Secret boarded Air Force One for an now, ” she .said. She added that she Service officials say. uneventful flight to Atlanta. . • • • • • • • • » • • • • • • • • • • • • • receives calls daily from parents if no other cruise line had expanded, said. "Then the B's and G's. It's a very -J Lanterman said, that would have strange thing. The highs and lows are The light came on in the Speakes said thol when the ^ "'ho are looking for someone to meant a 4 percent increase in the total the popular ones. The middle is ..." helicopter's cockpit shortly after president boarded another InSIC le TO C laV care for their children, worldwide cruise ship capacity. "Soft,” suggested an aide. 1 K% RQO the president took off, from the chopper two minutes after the J Barents feel "Unfortunately, we were not the only "That’s the word," Lanterman said, l UI i OFF »« f S J While House for a 10-minute flight “ pages. 2 section, that the church has done a greal 17 right. I kicked the tires on it. humanitarian service to them and ones that did it," h^^added. in a tone that indicated he had a Reg. 2.3 9-2 'x4’ In-Stock Bath 14/2 2 5 0’ Roll Reg. 79* Ea.-12’’x 1 2 ’* Reg. 7.59 UPI graphic to Andrews Air Force Base at the While shipboard vacations are a stronger one in mind. CEILING PANa FAHCETS aECTNKAL WME start of a campaign-style trip to It was not delerrnined whether Advice ...... 14 us," Mrs. Claverie said. In her FLOOR TILE PASSAGE SET there was a problem with the Are^own, pastor Marvin buyer's market this year, Lanterman Even the upper-income world cruises "Terra." Washable. In 80 One or 2-handles. Dec­ Solid copper. Type NM. "Vemay". No wax vinyl. Plain knob both skies. Russian missile deployment Atlanta Thursday. said, the industry's long-term pros­ are having an off year, Lanterman S/F etna, for 18.90 orator models Included. • 12/2 250' Roll...24.98 45 S/F ctn. for 26.55. Easy to Install. N42B-3. Deputy Press Secretary Larry helicopter one of the world s best ...... - f Stewart asking for use of the naaintained, or with the warning comIcs...... '... .a meeting house, she said she was pects are bright. Although only about 3 said, although he doubted the problem The Soviet Union is beginning to deploy its new SS-22 Speakes delayed telling reporters percent of all Americans ever have lay with the fortunes of their target about the incident until almost five ' . i' , j « r. Enterfolnment...... 12-14 confident the arrangement could taken a cruise, the repeat business is clientele. SALE ENDS JAN. 28«i. 1984 intermediate-range nuclear missiles in eastern Europe, hours later — until the president Aboard Marine One were Rea- Lottery...... 2 be mutually beneficial. heavy. Worldwide, about half a million "People who can afford an average military sources said Thursday. They say the first was and reporters with him were in the gan. chief of staff James Baker 10 The meeting house will still be people took ocean cruises in 1970, while • of $30,000 a person and 96 days to do air on the way back to Washington Michael peipietoik...... 2 “ P®” weekend services and MANCHESTER NEWINGTON HARTFORD ENFIELD spotted in East Germany near the Polish border. The I.S million went to sea by 1982, although nothing are not subject to the vagaries ' 79tu/ardAPilOfnbo 6i«d from two political events in McManus Speakes, a military sports...... ts-i? nieht meetings, she said. 14b Sumcit Strut 3l?tB(rtin1uinpikF 3200 No HU/nStreei SS-22 replaces the SS-12 and had not previously been for shorter trips. of the economy," he said. “ World 649 0136 666-U9I H im Atlanta. aide and Secret Service agents. Television...... 8 A zoning official confirmed this Until last fall Lanterman. 52. was the cruises just tend to go in cycles. In our OPEN Mon ihrti Fn 8 a m 8 30 p m Sal 8 a m S 30 0 m Sun 9am 3pm deployed outside the U.S.S.R. The new missiles are said The helicopter, a 20,000-pound “ The military assures me that weather...... 2 morning that a day care center is u ' of Woctnnrc n of PMco othor v$»nr i« " to travel more than 500 miles. Sikorsky VH-3 that seals about 10 ;hi president was never in •••»# «# »«*»*********** permitted u.se in a church.