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MANCHESTER HERALD, 'fiiesday, March 20, 1990—5 4—MANCHESTER HERALD, T\iesday. March 20, 1990 COVENTRY/BOLTON/STATE NATION & WORLD Flooding Accusations Coventry chief Lawyers duel over single word Abortion law spreads fly at 8th ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Both sides in the trial of former pleads for end to Florida Exxon Valdez skipper Joseph gets quick test meeting Hazelwood argued over final in­ structions for the jury, with AGANA, Guam (AP) — Gov. “In my heart, I believe that a fetus By The Associated Press defense lawyers losing a battle By Alex Girelli to officer exodus Joseph Ada said a fetus is a human is a human being,” Republican Gov. over a single word; “noticeably.” Manchester Herald Joseph Ada said in signing the bill, The defense wanted jurors to being in signing a bill creating the By Jacqueline Bennett Trzaskos said the town Muddy flood waters from last most restrictive U.S. abortion which prohibits abortion except week’s torrential rains in Alabama decide whether Hazelwood was Eighth Utilities District President Manchester Herald statute, but abortion rights advocates when the mother’s health or life are Thomas E. Landers and district is sinking a lot of money and Georgia coursed through the “noticeably impaired” by alcohol the night the tanker ran aground, already are challenging the measure. endangered. Director Gordon Lassow accused Florida Panhandle today, damaging Benshoof said she immediately COVENTRY — Police officers into training officers only causing the nation’s worst oil spill. Janet Benshoof, an American each other Monday of antagonizing homes and businesses and threaten­ violated a provision of the law by are being lost to other towns due to But Superior Court Judge Karl Civil Liberties Union lawyer, im­ town officials in negotiations over to lose them. He said he ing supports for an Interstate high­ advising women in a speech at the poor pay and dangerous work condi­ Johnstone on Monday sided with mediately violated the law by telling installation of district sewers in the way bridge over a raging river. Guam Press Club later in the day to tions, the police chief told the Town would like to offer incen­ the prosecution, and ruled that the women in a speech where to go to Irving Street area. Council Monday night. Flood damage was expected to have an abortion, and the territory’s go to Hawaii to have legal abortions. The dispute came as the result of tives to stay, such as put­ worsen in Florida, where at least panel would consider only whether “One of the big concerns of the the 43-year-old Huntington, N.Y., attorney general — who personally “I was very specific in my break­ a letter written by Peter P. Lozis, officers is working alone... they say 1,200 people fled their homes. Some opposes the measure — pressed ting $5,000 in a bank ac­ rivers in the northern part of the man was “impaired.” ing of the law,” Benshoof said. “The town director of public works, to the ‘hey they’re paying us nothing and charges. Glerm Construction Corp., contrac­ count, which an officer stale wouldn’t cre.sl until Wednes­ Final arguments were to take information that I gave, which is we have to work alone,’” Police place today in the 7-week-old trial. Territorial Attorney General now a crime, came from the tor for the sewer project. The letter, Chief Frank Trzaskos said during day, a National Weather Service Elizabeth Barrett-Anderson says receives after staying with Hazelwood is charged with a Honolulu Yellow Pages.” written March 16, informed Glenn the meeting at the Town Office forecaster said today. prosecuting the case will be “a that its request of a permit to do the In Alabama and Georgia, felony, criminal mischief, and Building. the force five years. three misdemeanors; reckless en- heavy burden,” but a responsibility Barrett-Anderson filed a mis­ work has been rejected by the town Trzaskos was there to present his authorities began assessing damage ON TRIAL — Joseph Hazelwood, the skipper of the of her job. demeanor complaint charging Ben­ and that the town will take legal ac­ from storms that dumped up to 16 dangerment, operating a vessel budget for the next fiscal year. The like to offer incentives to stay, such tanker Valdez, hands papers to a lawyer Monday during Benshoof made a court ap­ shoof with violating the ban on inches of rain Thursday and Friday. while intoxicated and negligent tion if it starts it. budget includes a request for addi­ as putting $5,(XX) in a bank account, pearance Tuesday, Guam lime, but soliciting someone to have an abor­ The town has said it wants the Luckey JrrBridgeport Post Flood-related accidents killed 17 discharge of oil. If convicted, he his trial in Anchorage, Alaska. tional officers. which an officer receives after stay­ Superior Court Judge Ramon V. tion. Benshoof faces up to a year in roads returned to their present good people and about 4,000 fled their could receive 7'M years in prison Currently, there are eight regular ing with the force five years. .061, below the .10 Alaska mini­ stagger, slur his words or show any Diaz said he could not hear the case jail and a $1,000 fine if convicted. condition after the installation, but JAI ALAI HOPEFUL — Russ Noga, 18, practices his Jai Alai against the wall of the River- and $61,000 in fines. full-time officers and three Town Manager John Elsesser said homes in those two states. mum to be considered a dnmken signs of intoxication, although because he did not feel he could the reason for the letter denying the field School in Fairfield Monday while his friend Amy Letsch watches from her bicycle. Both Cold air followed receding flood The Exxon Valdez ran aground lieutenants. The police budget totals police chiefs across the state are lob­ driver. three witnesses smelled liquor on render a fair and impartial decision. “It’s a matter of public record that permit was not clear. Town Manager waters in Alabama and Georgia on Bligh Reef on March 24, spill­ player and onlooker are framed through playground tires. $660,494, broken into five separate bying the Legislature to start a state The judge on Monday refused to his breath. Benshoof is scheduled to be ar­ I advised the Guam Legislature ... Richard Sartor would not comment today, the first day of spring. ing almost 11 million gallons of that in my opinion the bill was un­ accounts. police academy training program so North Slope crude oil that wreaked add a proposed prosecution in­ “There are a lot of people who raigned today. today on the dispute between Trzaskos said the department is Temperatures dipped to 30 degrees can mask their impairment,” The law, which passed despite a constitutional by operation of the individuals would attend the devastation over hundreds of miles struction in which jurors would be Landers and Lassow. faced with a high turnover rale, this morning in Birmingham, Ala. Johnstone told lawyers, explaining ruling by Barrett-Anderson that it is Supreme Court’s decision in Roe v. academy, get their training, then of shoreline rich with fish, birds told the Coast Guard’s blood-al­ The letter was written on the noting another officer recently and hovered just above freezing in his decision to suike the word unconstitutional, makes it a third-de­ Wade,” Barrett-Anderson said later In B rie f . . . apply for a job. That would mean and other wildlife. cohol limit for operating a com­ same day that district and town offi­ resigned and will be working for the Atlanta. Freezing temperatures also “noticeably.” in a statement. towns would not have to pay for the The intoxication charge is one mercial vessel is .04, well below gree felony for a person to pierform cials worked out an agreement on New England slates. were recorded in Tennessee and Defense lawyer Dick Madson Manchester Police Department. training after hiring. of the most bitterly disputed points the state law. Johnstone said the or help in an abortion. Seeking or “My advisory role has now the work, an agreement that was ap­ O’Neill meets with doctors The new law took effect with the governor’s signa­ Council Chairwoman Joan Lewis Kentucky. appeared stunned by the ruling, Trzaskos said too, being on duty of the trial. The state contends Coast Guard standard is a federal having an abortion or soliciting shifted to one of enforcement. This proved by the district directors Mon­ ture on Monday, which followed by five days its easy Alabama Gov. Guy Hunt asked saying, “This is the first time I’ve HARTFORD (AP) — Tlie quiet announcement that asked, “What is the difference in the alone is critical because with domes­ Hazelwood drank before his ship regulation, not state law, and has someone to have an abortion arc is a heavy burden, but ... I will en­ day night. Gov. William A. O’Neill would meet with his doctors passage in the General Assembly. O’Neill’s office an­ salary — Manchester is where we tic violence cases on the rise and the President Bush for federal aid Mon­ not been admitted into evidence at ever heard of this.” misdemeanors. force this statute to the extent that Landers accused Lassow of phon­ sailed and was drunk when it hit to discuss his health this week had the unintended ef­ nounced the action Monday afternoon, and there was are losing our officers to?” drunken driving law requiring blood day for Coffee County, where the the trial. Madson said that in his years of The law also sets a referendum the law allows.” o ing Sartor and antagonizing him by the reef hours later. His attorneys fect of fueling speculation that O’Neill plans to drop no statement from the governor. Trzaskos said starting pay in tests, an officer may have to go out swollen Pea River burst a levee and Every crew member and inves­ defending drunken driving cases in during the Nov. 6 general election T1 asserting the district had the right to say he was sober and in command. his planned re-election bid. Stale Banking Commissioner Howard B. Brown Jr. Manchester is $1,000 to $3,000 of town to a hospital after making an inundated the city of Elba. tigator who saw Hazelwood on the Fairbanks, the term “noticeably for residents of this Pacific Ocean Benshoof, who went to Guam to go forward. Lassow denied having When officials tested Hazel­ ^ F The announcement came Monday from Jon L. said after the measure won legislative approval that he higher, and “on the top side” pay is arrest. That leaves the town un­ Hunt also requested federal aid crucial night was asked about his impaired” always has been in­ island about 1,5(X) miles cast of the try to persuade Ada not to sign the called Sartor. He said Sartor had wood lQi/2 hours after the ground­ Sandberg, the governor’s press secretary, who was expected mergers and acquisitions to quickly follow about $8,000 more. He said on protected, he said, and an off-duty for 25 other flooded counties in sobriety. They testified he did not cluded injury instructions. Philippines to decide whether to bill, was not arrested but appeared in phoned him about 4:30 p.m. March ing, his blood-alcohol level was responding to reporters’ questions. final approval by O’Neill. average a Manchester officer makes officer must be called in. central and south Alabama, but said keep the law. court voluntarily. — m 16 trying to locate district officials O’Neill, who during his nine years as governor has The bill bans new bank charters in the state until about $50,000 compared to the he would ask Bush to help Coffee O o and in the process had indicated The budget also includes a re­ had heart and polyp problems, has said repeatedly that Feb. 1, 1992. But out-of-slate banks could merge with town, where salary range is about County first. Landers was being uncooperative quest for a new $18,000 cruiser. he plans to run again unless an unforeseen health or buy existing banks starting immediately. The 22- $26,000 to $44,700. Some of Elba’s evacuees returned ^ U3 over the sewer installation problem. Currently, the town has three. problem develops. monlh moratorium on new charters is designed to However, Trzaskos said other fac­ The total police administration re­ Monday for their first look at the Poorly paid guards protect priceless artwork H - < The dispute was cut short by Sandberg said the meeting with the doctors was not protect local banks from takeovers. tors in the officer exodus are safer destruction. m . Director Joseph Tripp, who said, “If quest is $173,882, up from an indication that new problems have flared up for Connecticut began the New England experiment in working conditions in other towns $161,964. The following are the “It didn’t really hurt until 1 got of five agents to probe art thefts, but you have any more to say to each BOSTON (AP) — Despite professionals, Keller said. and a bronze beaker dating from the famous, no one will steal it,” Spiel o i O’Neill, but just another step in the proeess O’Neill intcrsiate banking in 1983. Since then, pressure has and a better retirement plan. here. Then it tore me up,” said Mike the FBI has since disbanded the other, say it outside this meeting.” other individual requests within the “It’s the exact opposite here. Chinese Shang Dynasty. said. “TTiat leads to a low level of has steadfastly said he would follow in making a built to open the stale to nationwide banking. He said that, 27 percent of the Simmons, who returned home to predictions of more thefts like the Lassow unsuccessfully chal­ budget: $100 million-plus raid of the Isabel­ Security guards here are hired at the 1,200-1,1(X)B.C. security.” group. decision. Proponents argued that full interstate banking could time, an officer is on duty alone. find a waterline on his ceiling, over­ “They said they wanted to con­ lenged Landers for the district Operations, $318,453, up from la Stewart Gardner Museum, many entry-level and leave their jobs to The thieves also tried but failed to Curators and security experts said The news of the meeting prompted a new round of only help Connecticut residents by increasing competi­ With a number of relatively inex­ turned furniture and smaller items centrate on other things, like white- presidency in the May district elec­ $262,258; support services, museums and galleries have inex­ work at McDonald’s or become take a third Rembrandt, a self- that as the value of art soars at auc­ Capitol speculation that O’Neill, whose poll ratings tion in services and interest rates. perienced officers on the force, that still floating in several inches of collar and organized crime,” Mason i - 3 1 tion. He was later elected a director $147,459, up from $134,070; marine perienced, poorly paid guards and janitors,” Keller said. portrait, said museum spokesman tion houses like Sotheby’s, thefts are have sagged recently, would use health as his reason means town liability is high, Trzas­ patrol $5,700, up from $5,225; and water. Barry Wanger. He would not give bound to increase as the illegal art said. “But a lot of art investigations to fill a vacancy. National Guardsmen and stale inadequate security systems, experts In the roobery early Sunday at the o o for quilling the race. Letterman ‘fan’ returns kos added. special duly, $5,000, up from $3,372 details. market grows to a billion-dollar in­ involve both of those.” Q ~ n After the dispute, the district Sandberg said he was aware of no plans by the “When an officer has less than a troopers patrolled the suecis enforc­ say. Gardner Museum, two men dressed NEW CANAAN (AP) — A Colorado woman who Museum director Anne Hawley ternational trade. Some improvements may be on “ m directors unanimously approved a governor to make a formal announcement about seek­ year of training and is working (that is reimbursed from those who ing a 7 p.m. curfew after some To make matters worse, there are as police officers persuaded the two once claimed she was David Lcltcrman’s wife faces said the guards, who had worked at “The average person thinks an art the way. Keller, chaimian of the proposed resolution to the town and ing a third full term. The fact that O’Neill hasn’t an­ alone, our liability goes way up... JSC the service). only a handful of investigators guards on duly to let them into the f n ^ criminal charges for a sixth lime in connection with al­ reports of looting in downtown the Gardner less than a year, were theft is an exotic thing that happens American Society of Industrial district difference over road repav­ nounced at tliis relatively late date, combined with his the more experience, training an of­ The budget also includes $28,000 trained to probe such crimes, offi­ museum, then bound them with tape ing after the sewer is installed. The legedly breaking into the talk show host’s home, police Elba, which remained under several cials said. and disabled the security system. only doing their job and would not once every few years,” said Donald Security, said the security profes­ low job approval ratings, have led many Democrats to ficer has, the less likely he is going for officer overtime, up $3,000 from feel of water. Telephone, gas and Mason, a private security consultant sionals’ association has spent the resolution was worked out in meet­ said. this year. Some said the overtime Guards arc considered the The thieves made off with a be disciplined. a o believe that O’Neill won’t run. to run into a problem,” Trzaskos electric service was out. Many museums have a lax at­ for museums. “Thai’s just not so.” past two years drawing up more ings March 15 and 16 between Margaret Ray, 37, of Crawford, Colo., was arrested 30uld “buy” another officer. weakest link in the security chain. dozen artworks, including priceless m z early Monday, two days after being released from slate said. titude toward security, said Robert Mason, who headed art theft in­ than 100 guidelines on how to various district officials and town He noted the department’s senior The budget also indicated that There was another problem in Most arc young and receive little Old Master paintings, in the biggest o > prison, police said. She was charged with first-degree Spiel, a private security consultant vestigations for the FBI nationwide lighten museum security. public works officials. Treasury focus of probe officer is retiring soon. As a result, there were 6,931 calls for service in Elba and elsewhere in the region; better than the minimum wage to theft in modem times since the loot­ > r - trespassing when she was found near the tennis court and former FBI agent specializing in from 1%5 to 1976, said when he The guidelines include such The problem arose because the the lop senior officer will have 14 fiscal 88-89, down about 30 from the high waters flushed out snakes, protect million-dollar paintings and ing of Germany’s national bank at HARTFORD (AP) — Slate auditors have uncovered on Lctlcrman’s property, said police Sgt. Nick Warren art theft. began he was the only agent in the measures as tighter screening of J 3 CD town wants sections of Broad Sueet years experience but the rest five or the previous year. Criminal arrests, which could be seen swimming sculptures. the end of World War 11. a 4>/2-year-old theft of $29,100 in the stale ueasurer’s Ray was held overnight on 51,000 bond and taken to “You’re seeing a mentality where United Slates assigned to probe inci­ potential guards and making alarm and of Irving Street resurfaced from less. at 247, wcic up 145 from the pre­ through inundated neighborhoods. “We’ve got to begin to hire career Several of the pictures and at least J 3 > office and the matter has been turned over to the chief Norwalk Superior Court on Monday afternoon, where people assume that because an dents of stolen art. systems immune to power failures, curb to curb after the sewer line is Trzaskos said the town is sinking vious year. The number of arrests security people,” said Steven Keller, one Rembrandt were cut out of their stale’s attorney for possible criminal prosecution. a psychiatric evaluation was ordered, said a spokes­ artwork is either loo obscure or too Eventually he assembled a squad > layed. a lot of money into U’aining officers for drunken driving decreased The Pea River empties into the a security consultant who was frames, which were connected to an Keller said. The matter was disclosed Monday in a letter to Gov. woman in the public defender’s office. Ray was taken ■U The district has said the added only to lose them. He said he would slightly from 120 to 116. Choclawhalchee River in Florida, brought in to supervise security at alarm system. cost, estimated at about $50,000, William A. O’Neill from sUtlc Auditors Leo V. to the Nianiic Suite Prison for women and is due back and its muddy water was already a the Art Institute of Chicago after The pilfered works included two Donohue and Henry J. Becker Jr. in court April 4. foot deep in Billy Wayne Bailey’s thieves stole three Cezanne paint­ paintings and an etching by M ory Moch, should not be passed on to the 40 or Lo$f 9? Ib% >mamtai’~ied for 16 years so homeowners who will ultimately In a statement issued late Monday, stale Treasurer It was Ray’s sixth arrest in two years for bothering four-bedroom house in Caryville on ings in 1979. Rembrandt, three paintings and two pay for the sewer installation. Francisco L. Borges said that the employee allegedly the host of NBC’s “Late Night with David Letterman.” Monday and was expected to rise In Israel and some European charcoals by Edgar Degas; one Under the agreement worked out involved, whom he would not identify, is still with the Ray was released last Friday from the Nianiic prison, Survey on housing another three feel before cresting counuics, security guards arc typi­ painting each by Edouard Manet, ONLY' last week, the district will set up an agency. He called the matter “deeply regrettable” and where she had served seven months of a nine-month today. cally highly-trained, well-paid Jan Vermeer and Govaert Rinck, said he was meeting with state personnel and ‘ legal sentence for uespassing at his home last August escrow fund of about $24,000 which PLUS $10 the town will use to have the work authorities” to decide what action might be taken. shows need on rise done under a blanket slate contract, The allegations surfaced after a review of records in Fronton may change to dogs Administration asking Bray Jewelers TO REGISTER the unclaimed property section of the treasurer’s of­ which calls for a lower cost. By Jacqueline Bennett peal of a decision to take back his DURING MARCH fice, where abandoned bank accounts, slocks and other BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Bridgeport Jai Alai offi­ $31,000 Small Cities program grant Jewelry Repair Meanwhile, the district will Manchester Herald 699 Main St, Manchester reduce the contract with Glenn by unclaimed financial property are turned over to the cials have proposed converting the fronton into a because the appeal was heard by the greyhound racetrack — a move they said could for aviation tax hikes about $22,000 because Glenn will state if the owner can’t be found after a certain period COVENTOY — A survey of same group that rescinded the grant, SAVE n o . generate $12 million for slate coffers. ★ Ring Sizing in one day not have to put permanent paving of lime. town residents indicates that, for acting as a different committee. Jai alai officials submituid their proposal to sute over the trench areas involved. In a letter to Gov. William A. O’Neill, Donohue and many, finding affordable housing is The housing rehabilitation com­ ★ Most Repairs done on Division of Special Revenue on Thursday and outlined as part of 5-year plan Becker said that staff auditors had found an apparent an actual or potential problem. mittee approved the grant in August, plans to expand and convert the 14-year-old fronton premises alteration on a form being submitted by an insurance Town Council member Peter Hal- but, also serving as the Fair Housing company. One pterson’s name was apparently added to into a dog contract within the next year. The proposal WASHINGTON (AP) — The nization of the air traffic control sys­ Mon-Sat 9-5:30 *S rnt GO vorson gave a report to the council Committee, the same group of mem­ s- Inspections must gain approvals both from the state and the city of Bush adminisuation is asking Con­ tem and increase aviation safely. the form in 1982, along with a claim for $29,100 in Monday on the survey conducted by bers rescinded it in September, Thurs til 8pm Bridgeport. gress to raise uixcs on aviation fuel Overall, it would boost federal supptosedly abandoned slock. The claim was paid in the Ad Hoc Affordable Housing saying Carilli’s holding l ^ vio­ 643-5617______at mall show The Slate agency has not taken a position and will and airline tickets and allow a new funding for aviation projects by 73 i-.i'r.t aft 1985. Committee. The survey was sent to lates stale health codes for proper not comment until it receives a formal proposal, said airport lax as part of a five-year plan percent in the next five years, Busey small groups of senior citizens, the septic systems. Therefore, giving some problems William Ferris, chief of the division’s gambling- for commerei^ aviation. said. 1973 graduating class of Coventry Carilli the grant could jeopardize the O’Neill signs banking bill Transportation Secretary Samuel In addition to the plan for im­ [iMtSI tvtt regulation unit. High School and some town town getting future grants, the com- Granville Lingard, fire mar­ HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. William A. O’Neill has Paul Weintraub, the fronton’s general manager, said miuee said. Skinner included the $22 billion provements, the FAA expects to IF YOU WANT employees. spend between $22 billion and $24 shal for the Eighth Utilities signed into law a bill opening Connecticut to nation­ the proposal would mean additional revenue for the “It is proccdurally very unclean proposal in the Federal Aviation Ad­ Halvorson said seniors who ministration’s reauthorization bill billion on operations and main­ District, reported Monday wide interstate banking immediately, ending the state s suite because it would allow the racetrack and Milford re.sponded make about $20,000 an­ that an appeal go back to the same A SLIM, SEXY sent to Congress on Monday. tenance over the next five years, in­ I'rth PL'.’t night that matters arc six-year “exptcriment" with interstate bankinu amonu Jai Alai to both operate year-round. nually and spend about 30 percent committee. There is no reason in progressing well in his inspec­ that," Councilman Peter Halvorson The plan would add up to $12 in cluding salaries of air uaffic con­ BODY, HERE on housing. They fear if relocation airport fees to a roundlrip airline trollers, agency budget officials tions of the I^vilions at Buck- is necessary, they won’t be able to said. land Hills, but he did mention Council member Harvey Barrette ticket, increase the lax on tickets said. afford it, he said. “1 believe this administration has ARE A FEW NEW some potential problems. added, “This is where it should be from 8 percent to 10 percent and Also the class of 1973 response hike aviation fuel taxes by 25 per­ put forward a comprehensive 1 He told directors of the dis- Fence asked near group home indicates many young people want now, it is a building code violation. I FLEXIBLE tfict that 78 stores have been am comfortable with it going to the cent, which also likely would be proposal to deal with aviation in the HOT NUMBERS. FAST& to live in town but can’t find rents. passed along in higher fares. Con­ 1990s," Busey told a meeting of air­ inspected and about 27 others home, Kemp said. flowing toilets. “That’s a real shame. It means our Building Code Board of Appeals.” are in various stages of com­ By Donna O’Leary She also said the home has been The flooding, which has occurred The council was going to approve gress is likely to make modifica­ port officials. young people would like to stay but If approved by Congress, the plan pletion. Manchester Herald given 60 days to landscape an area since November, was blamed by a the appointment of a hearing officer, tions, however. can’t” said Council Chairwoman would allow airports to impose taxes 647-0469 Lingard said the Sears Store dug up to install a new septic sys­ plumbing contractor on poor however that motion was It is the first proposal arising out BOLTON — Problems with a Joan Lewis. of the administration’s new national for the first lime since the early V >ur 1 >u.T t rntiT has not yet been extensively tem. ' drainage and a severe water-table Halvorson said the survey also withdrawn. Town Manager John El- in.spccled. He said he is con­ group home on South Road and a re­ Neighborhood residents had com­ problem, Kemp said. scsscr said the community develop­ transportation policy, which calls for 1970s. quest for funds from a sexual assault shows a number of town employees travelers to finance a greater share cerned that tires are stored plained about the unsightly ap­ The board discussed the pos­ arc gelling older. Thus, they will ment director, Ann Zabisioski, had a The maximum initial lax would 647-0469 within the store, and although crisis center were addressed at a pearance of the unfinished work. sibility of designing a new septic “verbal commitment” from the state of national transportation systems. need to be replaced when they retire, be $3 per departure, with uavelcrs M i i t f 1 >it.T t riU c'f they are protected by a special Board of Selectmen meeting Mon­ system. The administration makes a dis­ If those problcnu arc not cor­ showing a need to have housing Department of Housing that the who make connecting flights paying Join by M.uch n .it the jo . onvi n.imt limos .ind ' MtlOi day. Finally, the board was told that a tinction between “user fees and sprinkler system with large rected, it could affect renewal of the slock for younger people. committee might not need one. at no more than one additional air­ 9 The selectmen also discussed sep­ uixes, which President Bush has openings, he feels the storage home’s license, Kemp said. Iciuir has been sent to a perfor­ Carrilli’s attorney had brought the port each way. The legislation 647-0469 EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR may present some problems tic problems at Bolton Library and In another matter, Karen Kridcr mance-bond provider that the “If the town is going to continue matter to the slate’s attention. promised not to increase. Skinner Second Community Baptist Wapping Community complaints over installation of un­ to provide services we need to en­ would give the transportation 'll >ur 1 >ict i .enter First for firefighters. and David Meyer of Northeast town’s contract with Chem Tech En­ In another matter, Halvorson, acknowledged last week, however, Congregational Congregational C hurch Church secretary power to increase the max­ .’4;i EHmijton Rd He said the food court in derground fuel tanks at Bolton Sexual Assault Crisis Services asked vironmental Waste Management of sure housing slock and variety,” who is chairman of the board’s that transportation budget proposals Church Church 585 E Conti'i Street 1 imum tax after fiscal 1991. • Mill! pm M folm pi the mall presents the greatest Center School. the selectmen for a $500 contribu­ West Mystic — for installation of Halvorson said. finance committee, said he wanted include boosts in both local and 647-0469 837 Mam Street 385 N Mam St • Tues 6 pm potential fire haziud, but is Executive Assistant Helen Kemp tion for their organization. The fuel tanks at Center school — has In another matter, the Town to clear up a misundersuinding from federal levies. After the first year, collection of •Wed 10 am. 4 45 pm • Mon 4 45 pm & 7 pm •Thurs 10 am •M'ur .1 4;. pj- 'liutr I )iet ('enter k ■ pm protected by two separate told the selectmen that residents’ group provides victims’ assistance been terminated. Council voted to send a resident’s a meeting of his committee last The increases would add to an the lax would automatically & 7 pm •Wed 4 45 pm & 7 pm • Sat 9 45 am sprinkler systems supplied complaints led to a meeting between and community education for 29 Cited Monday were alleged appeal for reinstatement of a federal week. Halvorson said there is tech­ aviation trust fund that the FAA decrease other federal funding avail­ from different sources. He the town and the South Road Group tosvns in this area. problems with filling the tanks, and housing grant to the town Building nically no deficit in this year’s proposes to tap for 85 percent of able to airports. Some smaller Home Committee, a group designed K nights of said there are eight stairwells First Selectman Robert Morra with the company’s accidentally Code Board of Appeals. The budget, rather “projected shortfalls.” aeronautical needs through fiscal regional airports might elect not to Columbus Hall in the mall with built-in con­ to deal with issues related to the said that although their services digging up phone lines at the school. decision was in compliance with a Halvorson said the approximate 1995. Currently, 57 percent of levy the fee, so it would not r^uce 1831 Main Sireol slalc-liccnscd facility for three resi­ 9 nections for fire hoses at each were beneficial, perhaps the Board The selectmen discussed wailing recent state ruling. $80,000 worth of shortfalls, some federal aviation costs are covered by funding under the federal Airport • Mon 7 pm one. dents. up to two weeks for a rcs{X)nsc, then users via the tax-fed trust fund, with Improvement Program, said Mike of Health would be a more ap­ The vote was 6-0 at the meeting for public works, general assistance 1: ,!■ Some home residents who wander looking for someone to correct the the remainder from general tax Moffet, an FAA assistant ad­ Ml Lingard said the G. Fox propriate group to solicit for funds. at the Town Office Building. Mem­ and health insurance costs, can be CALL 1-800-333-3000 Store has received an exten­ off the grounds, particularly one On a different fiscal matter, the problems with the tanks and phone ber Stephen Clarke was absent. covered in part by uansferring funds ministrator. C enter revenue. 1-800-972-9320 sion of time to provide emer­ man who has entered the yard.s of lines. from some accounts and using unen­ FAA Administrator James ». /7\- uvif’ht lits.'. selectmen did appropriate $1,000 to 31ie action is in response to a Each $1 collected in departure gency handles on some doors nearby homes, were at the center of cover sewage pumping costs at the A phone message was left with cumbered cash. Also the town Busey said the rcaulhorizalion bill ruling by the state Department of taxes would reduce federal funds t unNl Diri ( t niif Im f t*«) <01 'jl>- 'HJui 1| * I (’"» ..iltda? that arc difficult to equip with criticism. Bolton Library until a solution can Chem Tech, but they had not Housing about two weeks ago dial awaits monies like some slate reim­ would help meet the growing spi c«J ■>! sxr li>s\ \ar>( « u ilh iluliviUual and > ifx'litf ,Hi* letj' ..IWI viMi WA'-.'HI M'S iNIt ' A possible solution would be to available to an airport by 50 cents. s’ich handles. be found for its problem with over­ relumed it today. Joseph Carilli did not gel a fair ap­ bursements due in, he said. demand for aviation, allow nuxler- install a fence or hedge around die 0 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tliesday. March 20.1990—7 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, "niesday, March 20, 1990 Germany’s Kohl Homeless OPINION head count Two views of Rostenkowski plan tries to cut influx is tonight Pesticide BC'NN, West Germany (AP) — It was not immediately clear Chana'jllor Helmut Kohl’s Cabinet whether the decision means the set­ Proposal today a,greed to begin scrapping spe­ WASHINGTON ( i^ ) — They tlers will receive absolutely no spe­ M retesting cial benefits for East German set­ cial benefits, but a closing of dozens arc mostly male and single minority tlers ir.t .an attempt to stop them from of reception centers appeared to be people, have little education and flooding’ into West Germany, a in the offing. many have histories of mental ill­ puts focus govenunent official said. ness. All arc homeless, and the Cen­ The government official said sus Bureau aims to find as many of A is flawed The decision is aimed at en- details would be released later in the couragirn? East Germans to stay day. them as it can today. home and help rebuild their country As part of the current program. “The government needs to know on the debt By Jack Anderson about everyone and this is a chance and to rc^’/ieve the burden East Ger­ East Germans register for special and Dale V£m Atta for the homeless to say, ‘Look, we man resettlers are putting on West benefits such as unemployment, and exist, we’re part of this counU^,”’ For most Americans, the national debt is as German social services. they also receive help in finding WASHINGTON — Two years ago. , About i'00,000 East Germans Cynthia Tacuber, special assistant A jobs and housing. They also are put abstract as the numbers that measure it — current­ Congress ordered the Environmental have settled in West Germany in the for selected populations at the Cen­ Protection Agency to retest about 600 up at special reception centers as ly about $3,000,000,000,000, as in trillion.... past 14 months and the Kohl they look for housing. sus Bureau, said Monday. pesticide chemicals already on the market Tonight and early Wednesday government is under increasing The exodus has seriously bled Getting Washington to focus again on the debt because they may have b ^ n approved at morning up to 15,000 census political pressure to stem the con­ East Germany’s economy and is a time when EPA standards were mord' workers will visit missions and shel­ is only one reason to cheer Rep. Dan Ros- tinuing influx. straining West Germany’s own lax. The EPA hired more than 100 people ters, walk the streets and look down housing and job markets. tenkowski, D-Ill., chairman of the House Ways to tackle the job. The Cabin et move came two days alleys. They will even wait outside 2 ^ In Sunday’s elections. East Ger­ and Means Committee, for his bold plan to slash But an internal EPA memo we have ob­ after East Ge.miany’s first free elec­ abandoned buildings to see if mans gave 48 percent of the vote to the federal budget deficit.... tained acknowledges that the agency - tion in which a conservative alliance anyone emerges in the morning. doesn’t really know what those new allied to Koltl' s! party won. The win­ a conservative coalition actively Where possible, workers will ask employees have been doing for the past,, ners are still n.s gotiating on forming backed by Kohl that promises quick some basic questions, too, but they The more than $150 billion a year that vanishes unification. After the victory. Kohl year. In fact, they may be spending their, a coalition Eas.l German government won’t disturb sleeping people or into interest payments means that there is much appealed to East Germans to stay time putting new pesticides on the market,, that will help so.t the pace for unify­ home. He repeated the message those in no state of mind to be inter­ less money in circulation for private investment " 1 50»T CMt£ IF '<01 ARE ^ SPECIALIST, OR. RpSTEHIHWay — and ignoring their mandate to retest thc; ing the two Genx\anys. Monday night on West German viewed. and, in turn, economic expansion and job creation. old ones. The plan is to lake the measure of UIMfT A SECONO o p iu m : .J ' Congress has been probing the EPA Ihe Borm government official, television. speaking on condition he not be the homeless in a more thorough This debt is of increasing consequence as the since 1972 to gel a handle on {jcsticide^ ' “Please slay home,” the chancel­ identified, said iJiat as of July 1, count ihrn occurred a decade ago economy slows down because it severely cuts the that were registered years ago under early lor said in an interview with the West Germany w.il.l no longer have a when census workers simply visited and often inadequate scientific standards. ZDF network. “Unpack your bags. nation’s ability to bail itself out of a severe reces­ special program lor helping East Go back to the factories and offices, shelters and missions. Finally, in 1988, Congress stopp^ prod-' Directing aid to the homeless has Germans who move west. and help in building up the country.” sion. ding, set deadlines and authorized the The Associated Press foundered on a lack of knowledge, Rostenkowski’s plan would not wipe out the na­ hiring of enough employees to do the job. PRESSING MATTERS OF STATE — British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher tries out an as estimates of their number vary The internal memo from Douglas tional debt but would keep it from growing after automatic steam presser during a visit Monday to a London home show. from 250,(XX) to 3 million. Campt, director of the EPA’s Pesticides Lithuanian: hard line Officials already know something 1994.... Program, says that, according to about the homeless, through a sur­ employee time cards, the number of vey of 1,704 homeless people at Where would the money come from? A one- people involved in retesting the old pes* just negotiation stance soup kitchens in 20 cities taken by year freeze on cost-of-living increases in all ticides decreased by 6 percent last yearr* Studio pans review, bans critics The Urban Institute. while activities to register new pesticides were reported to have jammed CHICAGO (AP) — Twentieth Century Fox is ban­ who come into possession of a large sum of money The survey, with a margin of federal programs would cut the deficit by 9 per­ ' ( i f f - MOSCOW (AP) — Lithuania’s O .1\«* increased by 49 percent. president says the Kremlin is merely Radio Vilnius on several frequen­ ning film critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert from which various bad guys want. They dodge into a con­ error of plus or minus three percent­ cent the first year. Higher taxes on oil, tobacco, al­ Campt’s memo told employees to keep age points, found that 81 percent of J 3 T1 •l- V taking a tough iniliiil' negotiating cies and, over the weekend, interna­ advance screenings of its movies over remarks they vent, slip into nun’s clothing and try to pass themsel­ better track of how their time is spent. H e cohol and industrial pollutants would cut it another stand by ordering tvloscow-run tional telephone connections were made during a TV interview about the company’s ves off as sisters. the homeless surveyed were men, ^ F told us that the problem may be that the compared with just under half of the $20 billion. Cutting the Pentagon budget by 3 per­ enterprises and agenicies in the disrupted. flick, “Nuns on the Run.” Fox contends Siskel and Ebert overstepped their employees simply didn’t fill out their general population. brealiway Baltic state ,lo resist al­ Lithuania’s parliament voted on “From now on, they can catch up with our films in bounds on Friday because they attacked not only the cent a year would convert another $10 billion from time cards correctly. And he says his' About 46 percent of the homeless leged takeover efforts. March 11 to secede from the Soviet the theater,” said Bob Harper, the film studio’s direc­ film but also the marketing campaign and reviewers — m agency is on schedule meeting the con­ were black, 41 percent were non- red ink to black. Families with incomes above In a nationally iclevi.siid announ­ Union and restore the independence tor of marketing. who liked it. O o ML gressional deadlines. $185,000 a year, who now pay income taxes as a cement late Monday, vJie Soviet it enjoyed before being forcibly an­ The move marks the first lime that Ebert and Sis­ During the broadcast, Ebert held up a newspaper Hispanic whites and 10 percent were But other numbers point to a failure by Hispanic. In the general population, ^ DO government sternl)' warned nexed in 1940 along with the other kel, a Chicago Tribune film critic, have been barred ad for “Nuns on the Run” with a prominent quote 28 percent rate, would pay the same 33 percent EPA to gel the message from Congressr blacks make up about 12 prercenl H - < Lithuania not to erect customs posts, Baltic stales — Estonia and Latvia. from spxjcial screenings of movies released by major from the Village Voice calling it “the funnie.st anti­ that families with smaller incomes pay. ... Only 11 of the 102 employees hired for- Four days later, the Soviet Con­ studios, said Andi Sporkin, spokeswoman for Buena clerical uansvesiite movie of the decade.” and Hispanics 8 percent. m . the retesting work ended up being as­ introduce a new currency or lake foR \o0 To f IM IT over Moscow-run factorici' without gress declared the decree invalid, Vista Television, which produces “Siskel & Ebert.” He then bantered with Siskel about the fallacy in About 55 percent of homeless had The White House and some Republican leaders signed to the EPA divisions responsible o 0?,.. Kremlin permission. but also did not specify measures Buena Vista is a subsidiary of the Los Angeles- the ad. never married, compared with 22 for ensuring the safety of pesticides al” in Congress resisted any temptation to attack the The announcement did not say Moscow might take to prevent based Wall Disney Co. “Yeah, this is 1990,” Ebert said. “How many other percent of American adults overall. ready in use. what would happen if Lith uania ig­ Lithuania’s succession. Ms. Sporkin said “things got blown out of propor­ Uansvestite, anti-clerical comedies have there been so Fifty-two percent of all homeless plan.... That, plus renewed attention to the deficit, The bulk of the employees ended up nored the warning, but Soviet troops The Kremlin on Monday accused tion” after the duo light-heartedly said they didn’t far in this decade?” had completed high school, com­ is an improvement over recent behavior on all with paperwork jobs. have in the past few days carried out Lithuania of trying to “undermine its like “Nuns on the Run” during an appearance Friday But Fox officials were not amused. pared with 81 percent of all r- 33 “We have no problem with them not liking the sides. Even if EPA is serious about the con­ unannounced maneuvers that links” with the rest of the Soviet on “Live With Regis and Kalhie Lee” in New York to American adults. O O gressional mandate, there will probably Union, an act that could have “per­ lout their upcoming pre-Academy Awards show. movie,” Harper said. “But they were on the show Los Angeles Times Pai\ ^5VeTvVp^N5Vi MTwetls K\5 C°T\6Te&&iot\a.\ tU tv \o &o\v c W AtUaV Lithuanians interpret as aimt'cl at in­ Almost 20 percent of the home­ O -n be a shortage of scientists to do the job. nicious consequences” for the na­ Siskel and Ebert both gave the film a “thumbs promoting their pre-Academy Awards show and, to timidation. less reported a history of mental m rn The demand for EPA scientists to re­ down” last week on their television show, and also our thinking, were acting in the capacity of enter- Soviet jets have buzzed \ ' ilnius, tional economy. hospitali/iilion and one-third had register old pesticides will create an equal panned the movie in syndicated columns, Ms. Uiiners — not critics.” the Lithuanian capital, and troops The Soviet statement claimed been patients in a detoxification or demand in the pesticide industry for Lithuania was making hasty plans to Ebert said he isn’t sure “just what Fox meant by were reported moved onto the out­ Sporkin said. alcohol or drug treatment center, the scientists to prove that their products are take over national factories and turn “Nuns on the Run” is a film about two gangsters that.” skirts of the city. survey found. O O Open Forum Cycles of hope, frustration safe. And private industry pays better. plants over to private owners. In addition, Soviet authorities A congressional staffer told our m z that when Shiite Moslem factions began the problem certainly docs. o > By Walter R. Mears reporter Greg Moore about three EPA, seizing American and other foreign “I intend to keep open lines of com­ recruiters who were sent on a mission t(£ OPEN > i - hostages amid the unrelenting chaos in munications with all parties, including Iran dumps 6:30 AM Computing actual costs WASHINGTON — Again, an anniver­ hire scientists away from industry. Two SUPER SAVING’S w m m Dr. Richard Fichman J 3 03 Beirut. All told there arc now 18 foreign Iran, who have influence over hostage Tue-RI sary, Terry Anderson’s fifth as a captive. returned empty-handed. The third was; hostages in Lebanon. takers,” Bush said in a letter to Mrs. Say. MARCH 16 - APRIL 14,1990 Tlw Ptttio Restaurant Is 33 > To the Editor: Again, a cycle of hopeful signs and state­ hired by the company whose employees hostages’ fate As he took office. Bush urged the “Please be assured that your government pleased to announce his office is In a recent letter, Charles Holland of TNT wrote that ments about the American hostages in he went to interview. Breakfast Specials > Iranians to help gain freedom for the will lake advantage of all legitimate op­ While the EPA is taking its own sweet, CERTAINTEED REPLACEMENT 2 Eggs, toast, homefries, now open Saturdays 9AM-2PM T3 the Bolton Board of Education, by using the p>cr pupil Lebanon. hostages, saying that goodwill would portunities to obtain the safe release of all on Lebanese cost number at Bolton High School of $7,418, was using But optimism has proved hollow loo time assessing the health hazards of pes­ and coffee $1.99 beget goodwill. of our hostages." NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — A VINYL WINDOWS for complete eyecare. a figure that was “misleading, confusing, and outright often to come easily to the families, col­ ticide chemicals, the Food and Drug Ad- with Bottomless cup $2.25 At milestones along the way — an­ Bush also said he had been in touch majority of Iran’s members of Par - deception.” leagues and friends of Anderson and the minisu-alion is blithely assuring there is Our own cinnamon swirl french niversaries, birthdays, the release of other with Syrian President Hafez Assad liameni have asked that Iran dis­ 649-9973 The $7,418 figure used by tlie board is exactly what other seven Americans held captive by nothing to worry about. toast or Patio French Toast hostages, the Bush inauguration to suc­ regarding the hostages. His spokesman tance itself from the fate of Western ' Double Hung Casements, Slider's, Bay's, Bow's the board claims, Bolton High School’s per pupil cost, militant Moslem factions. The FDA recently cooperated with a 250 Hartford Rd. 116 E. Center Street Manchester ceed Reagan, the death of Iran’s Ayatol­ said later that was through diplomatic hostages in Lebanon, saying the • Both Sash Tilt In • based on the State of Connecticut model for computing Always before, cycles of hope have supermarket industry group, the Food 645-6720 lah Khomeini — there have been cycles channels, and that there have been other Lebanese must determine the cap­ per pupil costs. The Board has never indicated that this yielded to cycles of frustration and marketing Institute, to produce a! • 1/2 Insulated Glass • of heightened public interest, of specula­ overtures to Middle Eastern leaders on tives’ fate, Tehran radio said today. number represented the actual cost. The model is used by silence. This lime, perhaps, it will be dif­ pamphlet that calms the waters. The • Lifetime Limited Warrenty • tion and sometimes of optimism about the the hostage situation. In a statement issued late Monday all towns in Connecticut and was designed to be used for ferent. Peggy Say, Anderson’s sister, private institute paid for the brochure, but release of hostages. Jimmy Carter met with Assad last and signed by die lawmakers, the comparison purposes only. It is not intended to show ac­ thinks so. She is, she says, absolutely the FDA bought 50,000 copies to dis­ In the latest round, which began about week, and Bush said he had received ftirliamem also condemned what it tual costs. The model excludes costs that can have wide tribute through its Office of Consumer Double Hung Window’s DON'T MONKEY convinced that the ceremony held last a month ago, a leading Moslem cleric in reports from the former president. Carter called a Western media propaganda fluctuations from town to town such as capital, continu­ Affairs. Ul $178.28 tax Installed Friday, across the street from the White Beirut said that a way should be found to said in Damascus that Assad told him campaign to separate the hostage 0 to 73 ing education, tran.sportation, tutorial, special education, The brochure says that “Although some $201,75 + tax Installed House, will be the last before Anderson free the hostages, and Iranian President Syria was seeking to convince the captors issue from other problems in 74 to 83 Ul AROUND... and speech, hearing & language. pesticides have b«:n found to produce $219.75 tax Installed and other captives finally are freed. Hashemi Rafsanjani was said to have the hostages should be protected and Lebanon, the radio said. 84 to 93 Ul The board used this figure to compare Bolton High tumors in laboratory animals, there is no Installed declared that he would like die captives released. “The fate of the Western hostages 94 to 101 Ul $237.68 ♦ tax School’s state model per pupil cost with the regional Anderson, chief Middle East cor­ evidence to link cancer deaths or the in­ Carter said in Damascus on Friday that in Lebanon depends on what the high schools' state model per pupil costs as they are the respondent of The Associated Press, was released. cidence of cancer with the residues of Call for your Free Estimate he thinks there is a belter chance of Moslem people of Lebanon want — Try Our Pay-By-Mail only schools that compute a high school per pupil cost on seized by Moslem gunmen on March 16, those pesticides.” But the Moslem leader had said much Anderson’s release titan ever before. He an end to the U.S. plots in Lebanon or stop by our showroom. a regular basis. This is a valid comparison and the only 1985. He has been held longer than any That has long been the industry’s argu­ the same thing more than a year ago, near said that stems in part from a growing and the clarification of the fate of Program... one that should be made. other hostage. His kidnappters identified ment, to wail for a human body count the fourth aiuiivcrsary of Anderson’s kid­ desire on the part of Iran and the United the Lebanese and Palestinian Clearview Glass Co. I agree that the per pupil cost number and the actual themselves as members of a group called before panicking. It makes paying your subsenpton easier cxi yexj. napping. Rafsanjani, as speaker of the Stales to settle their differences. hostages in prisons in the West. cost number differ. I disagree that the use of this number Islamic Jihad, or holy war. They arc 104 Hilliard St. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 weeks, you can Iranian parliament, had offered in 1989 to For all the differences in this cycle of Tehran radio quoted die .statement as simply write a c h ^ (a 3 months. 6 months or a fuB “covers up and conceals the real cost figures that have aligned with Iran, and two hostages who help gain freedom for the hostages if the Paying for drugs had been held with Anderson were hope, there are similarities to tliosc that saying. Manchester, Ct year ...drop it in the mail. Then, you can target about meaning to the Bolton taxpayers.” United Stales would work to free Iranians went before. There arc more contacts, and Drugs in the work place cost American released after secret Reagan administra­ The pro-Iranian Shiite Moslem having ready cash to pay your earner, answenng the The Board of Education budget presented to the tax­ believed to have been captured by changing circumstances. But there is business more than $140 billion last year. 649-3049 tion arms shipments to the Iranians. factions believed holding most of door when it’s inconvenient or being at home to oay payers of Bolton each year for their approval contains a Lebanese Christians. nothing firm, only an atmosphere, and Surveys show that an alarming 23 percent The scandal over the arms sales and the 18 Western hostages in U'banon Fulfy Uoensod Authofizod Coruaneod Dealer Fully Insured your bill. WE WILL NOTIFY breakdown of actual costs for all the schools, and in total. But there have been changes along conjecture. of America’s work force abuses alcohol diversion of the proceeds to support Con­ have demanded the release of YOUR CARRIER It also contains projected offsetting revenues to the with lho.se similarities. President Bush Bush said that he had been confused by or drugs on the job, and 75 percent of Simply complete the coupon below and send it to THAT YOU ARE A tra rebels in Nicaragua made the hostage hundreds of Palestinian and budget and thus gives the taxpayers the actual costs. has put the hostage issue on the ad­ all the speculation about a possible break cocaine users indulge in the drug while ' us.. or if you would like more inlormation on our Pay- PAY-BY-MAIL situation part of the major political em­ Lebanese prisoners held in Israeli Mr. Holland makes an attempt to compute what he ministration’s public agenda in a way the in the hostage situation. “We arc going working, in fact, 63 percent say they can ' By-Mail program call the Circulation Deparlmenf. CUSTOMER calls the actual per student cost to the Bolton taxpayers. barrassment of the Reagan years. Presi­ easily buy drugs at work. Drug users arc jails. 647-9946 Affer initial payment and pnor to expira­ Reagan White House would not, especial­ down every alley, we arc trying every Israel is considered part of the OPENING SOON He takes us through a numerical fantasy with the number dent Reagan had, after all, defeated a ly after the Iran-Contra scandal broke. avenue to free the hostages, but there is responsible for 300 percent greater absen-. West by many Middle Eastern tion, you will be billed. 1 Democratic president undercut by the of students at Bolton High School. He removes the tui­ He spent a half hour with Mrs. Say and no negotiation going on,” he said. tceism than the average, 350 percent more Iranian hostage crisis, and had promised countries. tion students from his figures but does not bother to her husband, David, on Friday. Bush accidents and 500 percent more claims 9 ^ A ^ ' that he would not let Americans be taken Ihe statement from the Majlis, or O TtXO CLT'CVL S (formerly west side Ihuem) I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my pay-by­ remove the revenue they generate to offset the total cost. policy docs not break with the course set Walter R. Mears writes for the A.s- filed for workers’ compensation. Far the without swift and sure retribution. Parliament, was addres.sed to the mail subscription o n ______He also made no attempt to reduce costs associated with in the Reagan years, but his handling of sociated Press. employer, that all adds up to defective 331 Center Street the tuition students. There was no way to make good on Foreign Ministry. It was only the merchandise, lost jn-oduclivity and law­ most recent evidence of an incrcas- Erx:kDsed please find payment tor After all of his manipulating he comes up with not suits. Is it any wonder that more ingly public battle in Iran over the Pizza, Pasta and More Carrier Delivery: one, but two cost per student numbers that he calls mean­ employers arc agitating for the right to do ingful and significant. 'ITie facts would indicate that they fate of the hostages. □ 3 months ‘ 23 10 □ 6 months *46 20 □ 1 year *92 40 mandatory drug testing? The debate, which began vcith a arc neither. K k New York Style Brick oven Pizza Senior Citizens. > e * newspaper editorial in the Ichran □ 6 months *43 12 □ 1 year »86 24 One of TNT’s slated goals is to ensure responsible □ 3 months *21 56 spending of Bolton’s tax dollars. I would ask that they Mlnl-editorlal Times in F'ebruary saying the hostages should be released without at affordable prices use all of the rcspronsiblc, factual data available to The U.S. Congress had better watch Fine Italian Cuisine Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment / I ip Anxjunl. 9 preconditions, fueled six’culalion a achieve that goal. out. With the move toward democratiza­ Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton -$27.30, 3 months tion in the Soviet Union, the Soviet par­ hostage release was imminent. Barry Stearns liament could prove to be more Moderates led by President 645-0303 Hashemi Rafsanjani have said the 21 Cook Drive ' . democratic than the U.S, House. The “rig­ NOW Bolton ging” of House elections begins in the hostage issue is moving toward a state Legislatures. Both parties pick key solution. stales and pour money into those legisla­ But the Parliament statement tive races to gain conuol. 'Ihen the Legis- ■ reflected the stance taken in a recent $1.00 laturc draws the congressional districts newspaper editorial by leading TAVKE OUT favoring the predominant party. Once the hard-line legislator, Ali Mohammed OFF M anchester Herald candidate is elected, he or she becomes ’ Mohtashemi, saying Iran would not PIZZA 9 part of a system that favors incumbents, interfere in Lebanon and encourag­ MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF...PAY-BY-MAIL ing the kidnap(vrs to retain their Founded Dec. 15, 1881 as a weekly. including free mailing privileges and 7 DAYS ANY preferential ircaunent f/om campaign captives. Daily publication since OcL 1, 1914. :00>VVM TO 9:001 financiers. The challengers have little Most of the 18 hostages m The Manchester Herald hope of breaking that cycle. l.ebanbn are believed held by PIZZA Publisher Penny M SieHert groups linked to Hezbollah, or Party P.O. Box 591 - Manchester. CT 06040 Opinion PaM Edi Ron Robillard Associate Editor Alexander Girelii Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta of God, a Shiite Moslem organiza­ are .syndicated columnists. tion heavily financed by Iran. 0 '.V , . 8—MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, March 20, 1990 iBaurlirslrr lirralii Section 2, Page 9 Demand for foreign oil deepens nation’s trade deficit Tuesday, March^20,1990

WASHINGTON (AP) — The America’s trade woes will worsen in falling to $109 billion last year, port heavily in January to restock production fell to its lowest level in $49 billion that America is running down 8 percent from 1988. depleted supplies. a quarter century. SPORTS U.S. trade deficit, bloated by a coming years as U.S. dependence on with Japan. record demand for foreign oil, wor­ foreign oil grows. But many economists predicted The total volume of oil, 291,278 Another factor swelling the Other big deficits inclvided sened dramatically in January, For January, exjx)rts climbed to the 1990 deficit could begin rising barrels, was an all-time high, top­ deficit in January was a 31 percent Taiwan, $1.2 billion; China, $800 climbing to $9.3 billion, the govern­ an all-time high of $32.1 billion, 4 again because of the oil bill and ping a previous record set in August. surge in imports of clothing, which million; Canada, $600 million., and ment said today. percent above the December level. gains in the value of the dollar. A Prices shot up to $20.13 per bar­ totaled $3.1 billion in January. the countries of Western Europe, Dickerson stronger U.S. currency makes im­ rel, pushing the total oil bill to $5.86 As usual, the deficit with Japan The Commerce Department said However, this gain was swamped $300 million. \ ports cheaper for Americans and billion, the highest total dollar was the largest of any country. Michael Evans, head of a the January deficit was 20.5 percent by a 7.3 percent surge in imports, Jim U.S. products less competitive on amount snee August 1982, a month However, at $2.9 billion, it was at Washington forecasting company, larger than December’s S7.7 billion which increased to $41.3 billion. overseas markets. when the volume was less but the the lowest level since December said he was looking for the. deficit imbalance. Most of the deterioration The trade deficit, the difference Murray price per barrel was higher. 1984. for all of 1990 to total betwee. n $120 came from a 44 percent surge in oil between imports and exports, was The huge 44 percent surge in oil to retire the largest since a $10.1 billion im­ billion and $125 billion, which J shipments. imports did not come as a surprise, The American Petroleum Institute The Bush administration has been balance in November; would make it the second worst im­ The January deficit was an with analysts blaming the rise on has reported that foreign oil ac; pressing the Japanese to do more to balance on history. The all-time By Jennifer M. Fulford ominous beginning for the new The U.S. trade deficit has been December’s record cold weather, counted for a record 54 percent of purchase U.S. exports as a way of high was a $152.1 billion deficit in The Associated Press decade. Many analysts believe improving for the past two years. which caused oil companies to im­ consumption in January as domestic reducing the huge annual deficit of 1987. INDIANAPOLIS — Eric Dickerson, the sevcnlh-le^- Style and grace ing rusher in NFL history, says he will not be back with the Indianapolis Colts next season and intends to relhe. “I’m through with football, and (the Colts) know it. So CPI I’m telling you, I’m finished,” Dickerson, 29, said in an wore well with interview broadcast Monday on on WFYI-TV’s “Indiana From Page 1 *1 Tonight” show. Jim Irsay, the Colts’ general manager and son of electricity rose 0.6 percent alter a sweets and fats and oils. Chrissie Evert owner Robert Irsay, said through a spokesman oii Mon­ 0.3 percent increase. day that the team exficcted Dickerson to fulfill his con­ Excluding the volat'ile food and Fbod costs rose 0.5 percent in LOS ANGELES — They called her “the Ice Maiden.” tract obligations. energy categories, prices rose 0.5 “We don’t make it a point to discuss our players’ con­ February after a large 1.8 percent Penguins could live on her, they said. She had the mean ft rise in January. percent. This “core” number is tracts,” spokesman Craig Kelley said of Dickerson s average annual tempe rature of an iceberg. Dairy products rose 0.9 percent. generally considered ai better indica­ obligations. So did fruit and vegetables, follow­ tion of underlying inflation pres­ She was so shining; white, it hurt to look at her. She Dickerson has said his contract expires after the 1990 Iv ing a 10.2 percent rise in January sures. was like a ski slope i n the sun. season. after a freeze ruined crops from However, it was diriven higher by Irsay called Dickerson’s statements “a slap in the H She played termis as if she were pouring lea. No one Texas to Florida. an unusual 3.3 percent rise in cloth­ face.” ^ . Tomatoes jumped 30.7 percent in ing and upkeep prices. On a ever saw her perspire. “Before we made the trade with the Rams to obtain February. For the two months com­ seasonally adjuster/ basis, it was the She was a throwtiack to the days when women played Eric, he gave us his assurances he would play out his bined, they were up 129.4 percent. sharpest rise since 1947 when that in hobble skirts and flowered bonnets. contracL” he said. “We are tremendously disappointed by There were declines for sugar and series of numbers was first recorded. his actions.” She never left the baseline. She knocked everybody During the 20-minute interview, taped last Thursday at out at long range li.ke the USS Missouri. She played ten­ ‘" 5 his Los iAngeles home, Dickerson, who has spent 2>/2 nis the way an orchestra played Beethoven, deftly, seasons with the Colts, said he has lost interest in playing lovingly but with intense concentration on the notes. football. Main Street Other players mik e b rock ’n roll or bombast. Chrissie “Right now 1 really don’t love the game that much, Evert was a Moonlight Sonata. he said. “1 don’t love it like 1 did at one lime. But rather From Page 1 than stay in Indianapolis and take the pounding that I’m It irritated son'ie people. They wanted more dash and fire. They wanlotl Chrissie to come to the neu to slash taking, I’d rather quit. “I mean, it’s like taking a revolver and pulling a bullet The project, which Town Marlow said his second concern more, serve and volley, lose her temper, come apart. Be Manager Richard Sartor said is sup­ is that the work will displace some in it and spinning it around and slicking it to my head, human. posed to go to bid on June 27, is 80 parking sptices. and sooner or later a bullet is gonna come out and kill Trie Associated Press supposed to take two construction He said ho wants two buildings She wouldn’t. She was as cold as a marble statue. She me. And that’s the chance I’m taking.” he said. on Birch Stneel to be tom down to “I just can’t do that. 1 like my health. I’ll lake my MONGOLIAN RALLY — About 2,000 people gather Tuesday government reform. In the background is the Government seasons. The length of a construc­ never dove for a ball, skidded into a net. She looked as tion season depends on the weather, provide parliing for the downtown easy to beat as a pair of treys. health, and no amount of money in the world can buy my at the Sukh-bator Square at the center of the Mongolian capi­ House, where the country’s national congress opens Wed­ and every calendar year has at least as soon as [possible. The buildings, health.” . ^ ^ , You couldn t gel a ball by her in a tank. She had the tal of Ulan Bator. They demanded democracy and peaceful nesday. one construction season. close to Ma.in Street, are slated for GETTING ONE DAY JUMP — Oakland A’s star relief pitcher Dennis Eckersley gets in Dickerson has gained 11,226 yards, 10 behind O J. patience of a tichoolmarm. She made Job seem im­ However, no one is making any removal for the project. some early pitching practice under the watchful eye of pitching coach Dave Duncan, left, Simpson, and has rushed for more than 1,(XX) yarfs in petuous. She would hit balls back at your feel till you each of his seven NFL seasons. He holds the single­ guarantees about the project taking “It’s going to be done anyway,” and pitcher Mike Moore Monday in Phoenix, Arizona. Players in the Phoenix area started two years or less. Marlow said. “Why not now?” wanted to scream. season record of 2,105 yards, set with the Los Angeles to work out with the rest of the teams starting a late spring training now that the owners Soviet O’Neill The crowd wanted Dempsey and they got Willie Pep. Rams in 1984, one year after he set the rookie record Sugar Ray. (rhrissie jabbed you to death. have ended the lockout. with 1,808 yards. From Page 1 Nose guard Harvey Armstrong, a close friend of Dick­ From Page 1 She was at pains not to look like iq but she was a erson, said he did not think the running back was ready Town Hall u-emendoun athlete. She pioneered the two-handed to retire. backhand, which made the Establishment need smelling “Only Eric knows that and 1 think it will come dov^m money in the hands of the people, have been the toughest fight of his polyps, one of which was cancerous. New London, stale Senate President Bigger pot of gold for rookies From Page 1 salts. Chri ssie just smiled sweetly. She didn’t run on to July before he makes that decision. Right now. he’s who have nothing spend it on. political career. O’Neill faced a challenge from Pro Tern John B. Larson of East saying he won’t come back to Indianapolis, as a team­ Central economic planning has Hartford, former West Hartford court, she d glide. She’d remind you of a great center U.S. Rep. Bruce A. Morrison, a mate and a friend, I hope and pray he 11 come back here, proved a failure, and the people The source said the governor’s four-term congressman from Ham­ Mayor Christopher Droney, brother Many others at the meeting spoke the referendum plan probably re­ fielder. D iMaggio in his prime. When the ball came health is fine and was not a factor in to shoot for beginning today want for food and consumer g o ^ s den, for this year’s Democratic of stale Democratic Chairman John in agreement with Cassano. lated ti.'i the campaigns for the Nov. down, she was there. And when she hit it back, it had /Armstrong told WTHR-TV. his decision not to seek re-election. of decent quality. gubernatorial nomination. F. Droney; and former state Rep. Sartor added, “I don’t think we 7 elect.ion, in which the Republicans hair on it. Last Thursday, Robert Irsay said he had given Dicker- need to sell the need. I think we gained a majority on the Board of friendships with old teammates. And and players, the field was deserted son permission to approach other teams about a trade. Prices are set by central planners During his nine years in office, Timothy Moynihan of East But she elevated defense to a high art. No linebacker need to sell everything else. Directors. By Dave O'Hara he was one of the first ever to for the 33rd consecutive day since Dickerson had said at that lime he would like to be and many are unrealistically low, the Democratic chief executive has Other Democrats have said they’d Hartford, a former Democratic state ever had a surer instinct for the ball than Chrissie Evert. The Associated Press the lockout began on Feb. 15. with state subsidies for housing, be interested in the nomination, Osella admitted some of the “Nobody’s up for re-election this receive more than $100,(XX). traded to either Washington or the New York Giants. had a series of health problems, in­ chairman and now president of the She oner; won 125 straight matches on clay. She won Hall of Fanier Ted Williams Fans milled about the enu-ance transport and essential consumer should O’Neill step aside. They in­ misinformation and confusion about time.,” he said. The Colls got Dickerson on Oct. 31, 1987 from Los cluding a heart attack, heart bypass Greater Hartford Chamber of Com­ seven French Opens. She was unbeatable where the ball WINTER HAVEN, Ra. — Scott signed a conuaci for $130,0(X) with and the box office. Some got items. clude state Rep. William J. Cibes of TLngeles in a three-way trade that also sent rookie surgery and, more recently, colon merce. Cooper, Mickey Pina, Carlos Quin­ the Red Sox in the mid-1950s. At refunds on tickets for canceled ex­ Interfax said in its report Monday bounccrl true. linebacker Cornelius Bennett from Indianaspolis to Buf­ tana are rookies hoping to grab the the lime, it was the richest in hibition games. Others inquired that the reform package would take She walked with the graceful little mincing steps of a falo. He gained 1.011 yards after the uade and led the brass ring with the Boston Red Sox. baseball. about a new schedule for preseason effect July 1 and provide for the belle at a cotillion. You half expected her to have a Along with several others first Colts to their last playolT berth. Now 70, Williams relived the games beginning next week. Dickerson gained 1,311 yards in 314 carries last selling off of many government- parasol,. She didn’t appear to have a nerve in her body. I year players. Cooper, Pina and good old days without talking about “I’ve cashed in my tickets for the season, despite being troubled with leg injuries for most owned factories. It said another Abortion regulation overruled NEED SOME EXTRA once v/roic that she played with the bored detachment of Quintana were ready to begin bat­ entire (home) schedule, but I'm money as he chatted with ex-icam- of the season. But his longest gain was only 21 yards and aspect was a plan for making the tling for jobs and big bucks today in a pro [giving a lesson to an old dowager. It was true to the niaies Charlie Wagner, Johnny ready to purchase more when they he ran for just seven touchdowns. In 1988, his first full ruble convertible. BOSTON (AP) — The federal regulation prohibit­ Human Services) has attempted to limit public dis­ the Boston uaining camp. Pesky, Joe Dobson and others. He start to play,” said Mike Ryan of Economists say real pricing and a end. season with the team, he won his fourth NFL rushing ing family planning clinics that receive goverment cussion on abortion rights. It is by now black letter SPENDING MONEY!! She played a heady game. She had to. “My serve was Coofier spent a couple of weeks sets his own pace as a spiecial spring Haverhill, Mass. move toward a ruble whose value is law that such a restriction is a violation of the First title, gaining 1,659 yards on 388 carries with 14 TDs. money from discussing abortion with clients is an un­ not a weapon,” she laughs. “1 put it in there to start a working out and paying his own ex­ instructor for the Red Sox, offering “I’m just cashing in.” said George determined by world market forces constitutional infringement on freedom of speech, an Amendment.” penses in Winter Haven during the Warren of Yarmouihpori, Mass. Newspaper rou tes available poin';, not to ace anybody off the court.” help to young hopefuls. would bring about immediate infla­ appeals court has ruled. The ruling is binding only in the First Circuit, al­ long baseball lockout. Bro',;e. he Although lacking uniforms and “After all, it’s kind of hard to sec tion, accompanied by high un­ She resisted lempuiiion to turn into a serve-and-vol- The First Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals, affirming though other circuits can be expected to be in­ in your area... went home to St. Louis. short on equipment, the Red Sox yesterday’s game.” employment. a lower court ruling, said the need to guarantee free fluenced by it. Connecticut is in the 2nd Circuit. leyeir. She stuck to what brought her. Not even when Like other rookies. Cooper will Red Sox general manager Lou Martina Navratilova came along with a game modeled were set to reclaim Chain O ’Lakes FU grad But doing nothing could be more speech was its main reason for tlirowing out the The ruling affirms a decision by U.S. District liave a lot more to shoot for as a Park for their 25lh Gaining camp Gorman began working on a new dangerous. Coal miners unhappy Earn money and prizes by after Marines storming the beaches did Chrissie leave the regulation. Court Judge Walter Skinner. result of a settlement late Sunday in since moving from Arizona in 1966. schedule of “ 14 or 15 games, as with the lack of improvement since baseline. “The need to protect tlie speech at issue here is In May, three judges of the First Circuit ruled in delivering the the labor dispute between club “We’ll start tomorrow; why not, many as we can play in the area.” their paralyzing strike last summer even more important than public radio editorializ­ favor of the slate, upholding the injunction that She won nine of every 10 matches she played. She owners and players. Jack Rogers, the club’s longtime have threatened renewed walkouts. ing,” the court said in a decision relca.scd late Mon­ blocked the ban on referrals from Uiking effect. Manchester Herald 157 singles titles, 1,309 matches in all, more than “They went to bed hoping to get they’ve been on vacation for six uavcling secretary, probably was the has Xavier Interfax said the plan was drafted day. “The speech involves informing a woman about But when the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a any woman player. She won 18 Grand Slam titles, which the minimum of $68,(XX) and woke months," manager Joe Morgan said most harassed person in Winter by 60 Soviet economists and the existence of a health and privacy related activity decision in Webster v. Reproductive Health Services in your nei^ghborhood. as it happens, is one more than Martina. up with a $32,(XX) raise if they make Monday before heading for Plant Haven. Players from all over the modeled on the one that took effect in which she has a constitutional right to engage.” two months later, the federal government asked the Whatever she was doing must have been right. the club,” Boston scout Sam Melc City to watch Boston’s Triplc-A far­ country called him for information Jan. 1 in Poland, which decided to Attorney General James Shannon and attorneys for First Circuit to rehear the arguments. Call today to get more details. But 1 always thought Chrissie Evert’s enduring con­ said of the $100,(XX) minimum in mhands at Pawtucket play Nashville, and help in making travel, lodging riding high leap directly into a market system in various family planning groups challenged the U.S. The Webster decision gave states broader discre­ tribution to the game was not tenacity, it was femininity. the new basic agreement. “I never Cincinnati’s top affiliate. and car rental arrangements. There was only one thing wrong hopes of shortening the painful Department of ilcalth and Human Services enforce­ tion to set limits on abortion. N.OI since Helen Wills Moody Roark had the game seen made more than $25,(XX) in my 10 The clubhouse remained locked. with Chain O’Lakes Park and its By Terry Kinney period of transition after decades of ment of the family planning regulations in 1988. The anyone with the aloof, dedicated perfection of Evert. years as a player in the big leagues. Trainer Charlie Moss, who lives Judge Juan Torruella, who dissented in Monday’s plush green grass Monday—the Red The Associated Press Communist rule. regulations prohibited people in medical facilities 647-9946 They used to call Wills “Little Miss Ptoker Face.” Chris That, ihou^. was a long lime ago.” nearby, explained, “There’s nothing ruling, cited the Webster decision. Sox still were missing. that received money under the federal Title X Evert presented the same unruffled confident exterior. While the Red Sox began check­ CINCINNATI —- Xavier’s climb to basketball rcspcc- “In my opinion, the secretary has merely refused to Despite an agreement reached Empty stores have been stocked, program from counseling women about abortion and 'Vou could never tell from looking at her whether she was ing in Monday to begin formal train­ few hours earlier by club owners Please see BASKBALL, page 11 uibiliiy can be traced to Coach Pete Gillen’s blue-collar and Poles no longer have to stand in from referring pregnant women to any facilities that fund an activity which the government is not con- down four-love or up two sets to none. ing, one former super star renewed stiuttionally required to support, without imposing work ethic. long lines to buy what they need. perform abortion. Chris Evert never managed to look as if she just got “You can do anything you want to do in life if you legal obstacles to a citizen’s choice of action in a Academy S t...... all The zloty has become partially con­ Tlie court said in its 4-1 decision that, “Through East Center...... 15 6-202 off a tugboat or just pul out a cigar. She wore ponytails work at it." is Gillen's message. vertible thanks to a massive Western the medium of funding, the secretary (of Health and protected area,” Torruella said. East Center...... 3H2-402 and earrings and hair ribbons. Even necklaces. She A walk-on athlete at Fairfield University in Connec­ aid program. Galway S t...... all played in bracelets till they got in the way. She made ticut. Gillen was grateful to get a scholarship his last two years to lake some of the burden off his father, who Greenhill St...... all some of the other women on the lour look as if they had worked seven days a week to pul three children through Green Rd...... ■> 02-203 just arrived by mule train. Louisa May Alcou would have UQUOR PERMIT college. ,, NOTICE OF APPUCAHON Grissom...... all loved her. Chrissie Evert has left the baseline. She put away the ‘'niey were very conservative, gotxl. solid people,’ Welfare This is to give notice that 1, Haynes...... all rackets and 19 years of cross-court volleys, drop shots Gillen recalled. “Not hard knocks, but low-middle cliss. Frederick C. Annulli of 211 Hickory L a ...... all Nolliing fancy, just blue-collar, hard-working people. Main St.. Manchester, CT and two-handed backhands last fall at the U.S. Open EL From Page 1 Highwood Dr...... all After knocking off Kansas Stale and Georgetown in 06040 helve filed an applica­ where she lost in the quaru;rfinals to Zina Garrison, a girl tion placarded 3/5/90 with the Hillcrest...... all the Midwest Regional at lndiana[K)lis. No. 25 Xavier Department of Liquor Control who had stood in line an hour to gel Chrissie’s autograph (28-4) is going to Dallas to play Texas (23-8) on 1988 to an estimated $38 million in The original challenge of the Holl St...... all succt because of this decision,” said a Restaurant Liquor for the only nine years before. I’hursday. It is the first lime Xavier has made it to the the current fiscal year. 100-day limit was filed by law stu­ sale of alcoholic liquor on the Jefferson...... all Lorraine M. Aronson, Commis­ It was only the second lime in her career that Evert round of 16. aliliough Gillen has Uiken Xavier to the sioner of Income Maintenance. The court ruled that the emergen­ dents from the Yale Shelter Project promises 704-706 Hartford Kenny St...... 1-84 Road, Manchester, CT 06040 I had failed to make at least the semifinals there. She NCA.\ tounianienl each of his five >e;us at the school. cy housing program is not controlled on behalf of Consuincc Savage and Kenwood...... all The stale Supreme Court, in a 6-1 The business will be owned played in 113 U.S. Open matches. She won five Opens “If you want to be a great program, you can do it, if by any specific slate law, and that a group of odier New Haven welfare Knighton St...... all decision Monday, overturned a Su­ by Black Dog Corporation of and been a fiiulisi three limes and a scmifinalisl eight. you work your brains out,” Gillen said Monday. "You’ve the stale has the authority to limit mothers who faced eviction under 211 Main S t , Manchester, CT perior Court judge who held last Lakewood Cir. No. ?. So...... all T'here is no senior tour as such for tennis. Will Chris- got to be lucky, yes; you have to have talent, yes ... the length of housing assi.siancc. die KKJ-day limit. 06040 and will be conducted year that the l(X)-day limit violated Lookout Mt. Dr...... all Rachel Rd...... sie Evert now retire with her clippings, her trophies, her “College ba.skeihall is players; you luve to have the the rights of poor families to decent “There is no reason to sup[H)se “Obviously, we’re concerned by Frederick C Annulli as per­ mittee. Marble...... all Rossetto D r...... players, and that’s recruiting. It’s chemistry, loo. If you housing. dial emergency housing ... is not about wluit happens to the 1,4(X) ski-slope husband, Andy Mill, to a condo in Aspen? Frodonck C. Annulli, McCabe...... all Shepard...... liave chemistry, you liave a chance to be successful. The ruling by Judge Anthony V. subject to the restrictions eslabli.shed families that are in motels. It’s lime Hardly. As a matter of fact, she’s going to the net. Dated March 12. 1990 Munroe St...... all Squire Village...... Gillen was an a.ssistanl at Notre Dame and Villanova. DeMayo was hailed by housing ac­ by the commissioner,” Justice David for the state to have a meaningful “Don’t make me out to be a dynamo, she pleads. But 040 03 and credits Digger Phelps and Rollie Massimino with tivists as evidence of a fundamental M. Shea wrote for the majority. housing policy, which it has not had North Main...... all Stock Place...... she plans on doing tennis commentary for NBC Sports, right to housing under the slate Con­ The court rejected the ruling of in the past,” .said Robert .Solomon, a North School S t...... 1-84 Timrod Rd...... her Evert Enterprises is active in the sports fashion busi­ leaching him how to be a coach. “■Iliey helpvd me with the X’s and O’s,” Gillen said. "1 stitution, but the O’Neill administra­ DeMayo, who held on Sejil. 20, New Haven lawyer who leaches at North S t...... all Tonica Spring Trail ness, and on March 3-4 at the Hyatt Grand Champions Icanied a lot of basketball from those people, but I also tion blamed it for the skyrocketing 1989, that the l(K)-day limit violated Yale l^w School and advised the CALDWELL Oak S t...... 264-371 Union Place...... Resort in Indian Wells, she headed the pro-celebrity learned what you can do, that you can make it if you costs of the emergency housing the constitutional rights of welfare students in filing the suit. Parker St...... 2-83 Union Street...... phase of the Virginia Slims of Indian Wells tournament program for welfare families. families to family unity and access Aronson said the court’s decision OIL work at it.” Pearl St...... 62-164 Wetherell...... to benefit the Women Sports Foundation. Xavier is a Jesuit schiKil with an enrollment of 3,9(X) From December 1988 to Decem­ to public education. “vindicates our sense dial we were She spanned the era from Billie Jean King to Steffi ber 1989 — a period during which operating the program on sound 649-8841 '.uidergraduaies. one of many snull, unknown college “We agree with the commissioner Graf with grace and Uisie. She kept Martina from swal­ basketball programs wailing to be discovered in prime the l(X)-day limit was in effect for that eslabli-shmeni of the emergency legal ground,” but she also said of CALL NOW lime. only four months — tlie average housing program created no con­ the 1,355 families slaying in motels lowing the game whole. I txi AliSOcialuU P issi stay in welfare motels jumped from or atiarimenis under the emergency King and Graf wcrc/are great players. But could they It has twin towers forward Pyrone Hill and center stitutional right to its continued ex­ 647-9946 / 643-2711 IVrek Suong each arc 6-fool-10 and is .second in the 54 days to 149 days. istence on the ground that its discon­ housing program, 932 have stayed .8 2 ® have won wearing an evening gown and a diamond tiara? HEADING SOUTH FOR SPRING — Mover Kevin Tobin wheels Boston Red Sox oqu^- With monthly rent at welfare tinuance or a reduction in die px;riixJ longer than the l(K)-day limit, Aron­ Chris Evert could. All but did. ment and duffle bags onto a van headed for spring training in Winterhaven, Florida, outside motels averaging $2,4(XJ per family, of its availability is likely to affect son said. She said her agency will PER GALLON C.O.D. Please see GlLl.F.N, page 11 the cost of the program has skyrock­ family living arrangements,” .Shea begin working on plans to move the Prices Sub|ect To Change iHanrhpatpr Bprairi Jim Murray Ls a syndicated columnist. of Fenway Park in Boston Monday. ISO Gallon Minimum eted 'rom $6 million in fiscal year wrote. families into permanent housing. MANCHESTER HERALD, 'Rjesday, March 20, 1990—11 10— MANCHESTER HERALD. Tkicsday, March 20, 1990 Tarkanian says it’s all luck from here on out I Vandy rallies to win the battle of Tennessee ______I ------—and OA*set upi«T> thetho tirOirHweird finicVtfinish. By The Associated Press Ed Frogell scored 20 points and Tarkanian hopes the Denver plans aren’t premature. Calif., with upstart Ball State. “But you’ve gotta be lucky “I’m sure we’re going to play our best, and I think NIT Roundup Bames 14 for F^;nn State (23-8), By Robert Macy “You just never know at this point in the season,” he from this point on.” we’re good enough to go all the way. But there’s so Whatever Coach Eddie Fogler which is 15-0 at home. Mustaf led The Associated Press said. “It’s so much a case of luck from now on.” said to his Vanderbilt team at The numbers say UNLV, 31-5, should have a good much luck involved from here on.” Allan Houston scored 31 points Maryland with 22. The Rebels have played only one-third of their season halftime probably would have im­ chance to make it to the Final Four in Denver March 31. Fans in this basketball-crazy town have been touting and Ian Lockhart 23 for Tennessee. LAS VEGAS — In this land of blackjack and bac­ pressed Knute Rockne. New Orleans 65, Mississippi S t this season as “the big year.” In a city where headliners with their 12-member squad healthy or eligible. There carat, it’s only natural that Jerry Tarkanian talks of luck. Tarkanian, the eternal pessimist, hasn’t booked a flight It took the Commodores less than Todd Milholland added 18 for 60: Tony Harris scored the just yet. such as Frank Sinatra, Wayne Newton and Diana Ross were scholastic problems for David Butler and Moses Vandy. “It’s all luck now,” said the UNLV coach who his Scurry the first month of the season. Then the NCAA im­ 7*/2 minutes to erase a 16-point Privateers’ first eight points from A “At this time of the year, every game is going to go are standard fare, the Runnin’ Rebels are the hottest tick­ guided the Runnin’ Rebels to a fifth final 16 trip in five posed a series of one-game suspensions on nine players halftime deficit on the way to an “Our big guys were getting the field and added nine of the final right to the wire,” Tarkanian said. “I just hope we’re et in town. 11 from the foul line. He finished years. “Most of the teams that were good enough to win for failing to pay incidental bills at hotels where the team 89-85 defeat of Termessee Monday pushed around in the first half, and good enough to win ’em.” This city of 800,000 sees Tarkanian as something of a night in a second-round game in the that bothered me,” Fogler said. “The with 22 points. New Orleans led the title have gone home.” stayed last year. Tarkanian says he was shocked by upsets of top 10 cross between Don Quixote, because of his celebrated National Invitation Tournament. secrond half we were tremendous. 5 1 ^ in the second half but a 6-0 With several Top 10 teams being ambushed by March A brawl following the Utali State game sent Scuny Madness, the No. 2 Runnin’ Rebels are the highest- teams Oklahoma, Kansas, Georgetown and Purdue. battles with the NCAA, and Father Flanagan, because of “It’s a good thing there are two We contested every shot and they run brought Mississippi State to “I thought Georgetown and Arizona were the two his penchant for latching onto players other coaches ig­ back to the bench for a game and sidelined reserve Chris V halves to a game,” said Fogler, started to become normal shooters.” 54-53. ranked team still on the road to Denver. Jeter for three. Seven players were placed on probation “Just four more games to go,” a guest at a party with toughest teams in the playoffs,” he said. “I was shocked. nore. whose team trailed 47-31 at the Penn State 80, Maryland 78: New Orleans then scored 11 It just shows there’s a lot of parity in college basketball. I Tarkanian was the resident VIP Saturday night at an by the Big West Conference for the remainder of the break, then began the setrond half With 34 seconds left, Maryland’s points from the foul line, nine by A tliis city’s movers and shakers said to Tarkanian, offering season because of the fight. JeiTod Mustaf hit what appeared to Harris. Tank Collins scored 13 congratulations on Saturday’s 76-65 NCAA second- didn’t think some of those teams could be beaten.” annual St. Patrick’s Day party thrown by John O’Reilly, with a 29-6 run. “It was an unbeliev­ About the time Tarkanian wits asking “What next?” be a 3-pointcr and the scoreboard points for New Orleans and 5-foot-8 lound victory over Ohio State. chairman of the powerful Nevada Gaming Commission. able game. The first half we Of the 16 remaining, Syracuse is his favorite to win it High-profile business and political figures were on starting point guard Greg Anthony broke his jaw in two couldn’t stop them, the second half read 78-78. guard Cass Clarke had 10, including “Wouldn’t that be something,” Tarkanian grinned, a The basket was actually ruled a a pair of 3-pointers after hitting only all, Tarkanian said Monday. hand but it was Tarkanian who drew the most attention. places when he crashed to the court on a driving layiq). our offense was unstoppable.” smile creasing his doleful face. 2-pointer but the scoreboard didn’t three the entire season. “They’ve just got great players at every position,” he The rich and powerful jockeyed to shake his hand, pat Told he would be out of action fo r two or three wMks, he The second round concludes “Something” would be an NCAA title that has long tonight with Oklahoma State at New reflect the correct 78-77 score imtil The Privateers didn’t score from said. him on the back. was back at practice the next day, and has inspired the eluded Tarkanian, whose major college mark — 561-119 Mexico, Wisconsin-Green Bay at St. 16 seconds remained and Maryland the floor after Clarke’s 3-pointer at He’s concerned about Friday’s meeting with Ball Tarkanian seemed oblivious to the attention — as if club by continuing to play with his jaw wired shut. for .825 percent — is the best in the nation. The outstanding play of all-America forward Larry Louis, Cincinnati at DePaul and didn’t notice the change for another 11:12. But records mean little now, according to Tarkanian. State, a 62-60 upset winner over Louisville. something else was on his mind. Johnson, considered one of the be.sl player in the country, Long Beach State at Hawaii. six seconds. When the Terrapins “I don’t recall us getting a field “I think we’re good enough to go all the way,” “Their athletes are just as good as Louisville’s. They Thousands of Las Vegans are expected to make the has kept the Rebels on track during the unique rash of Penn State will play at Rutgers finally realized they were behind, goal in the second half,” Coach Tim Tarkanian said Monday as he prepared to run his Rebels dominated Louisville.” trip to Oakland this week and travel agencies are already and New Orleans will visit Vander­ they fouled Freddie Barnes with five Floyd said. “I don’t remember us problems. llnough a workout for Friday’s encounter in Oakland, As for his Rebels? promoting Final Four packages to Denver. bilt in third-round games Wednes­ seconds left. He hit two free throws ever going through anything like day night. to give Perm State an 80-77 lead. that, but it wasn’t because we were Derrick Wilcox scored 11 of his “The one ref raised his hands light or scared. It came down to 26 points in the closing minutes for halfway like it was a three,” their defense. It was the best zone Vanderbilt, which trailed 37-20 late Maryland coach Gary Williams we faced all year.” in the first half. Not to worry. The said.“Our players thought it was a SCOREBOARD Commodores also rallied from a three, too. That was the problem. Rutgers 81, Fordham 74; Daryl 17-point deficit to beat Louisiana “We thought we were tied so we Smith made a tie-breaking layup and 2-4, Carter 1-1, Wbodara 1-1, Hartstieid 1-4, Xavier, Ohio (28-4) vs. Texas (23-8), 30 W E ST R liG IO N A L Tech in the opening round. didn’t foul. We thought we could added a free throw to cap a three- Wbtts 53), New Orleans 2-5 (Clarke 2-3, Dyer 113, Suns 102 minutes after first game First Round 0-1, Bennett 0-1). Fouled out— Merritt. Vanderbilt led 76-70, but Ten­ play good defense, make them miss point play with 31 seconds left. The Championship Wednesday, March 14 S A N A N TO N IO (113) At Reunion Arena Rebounda— Mississippi S L 34 (Merritt 6), New their last shot and take our chances Scarlet Knights got 28 points from Basketball Mississippi 74, Utah 51 nessee scored seven straight points Hockey Cum m ings 11-22 1-1 23. Elliott 4-11 1-3 9. D allas Orleans 28 (Johnson 7). Assists— Mississippi Arkansas 90, UCLA 80, OT in overtime.” Keith Hughes and 23 from Earl Ftobinson 13-19 8-9 34. Anderson 7-10 3-3 18. SL 11 (Carter 4), New Orleans 14 (Clarke 6). to regain the lead with 2:58 left. Saturday, March 24 Long Beach State 87. California 84 The Associated Press Strickland 3-8 0-0 6. W ingate 5-7 0-1 10. Brick- North Carolina-Arkansas winner vs. Xavier, Total fouls—Mississippi St 24, New Orleans Wilcox then took charge, hitting a Barnes’ 3-poinier had given Penn Duncan, which were enough to of­ Hawaii 83, Montana 78 NHL standings NBA standings owski 2-7 0-0 4. Moore 3-4 2-2 9. Totals 48-88 Ohid-Texas winner, 4:03 p.m. 21.A-6.111. jumper and a 3-pointer to give Slate a 76-72 lead with 1:16 left but fset a career-best 27-point, 22- 15-19 113. Second Flound DEFENSIVE PRESSURE — Penn State’s Lem Joyner, left, pressures a pass from W A LE S C O N F E R E N C E Saturday, IVIarch 17 rebound performance by Fordham’s EASTERN CONFERENCE PHOENIX (102) W E ST R E G IO N A L Vanderbilt an 81-77 lead. He also Tony Massenburg made a three- Patrick D ivisio n Stephen F. Austin 78. Long Beach State 62 Atlantic Division E.Johnson 7-19 3-3 18. Rambis 3-9 1-1 7. First Round NIT glance Maryland’s Mike Anderson during their NIT game Monday night in State College, Pa. Penn point play for Maryland and Barnes Damon Lopez. Duncan played W L T P t s Mississippi 66, UNLV 62' made six suaight free throws to W L vytst 7-9 4-5 18, K.Johnson 10-22 15-18 36, A t TTie S p e c ia l E v a n U C sn ta r All Timas EST NY Rangers 34 28 12 80 253 244 Stanford 106, Hawaii 78 hit two free throws to make it 78-75 despite a chipped bone in his ankle. Philadelphia 41 26 .612 Majorle 2-15 3-6 7, Lang 1-2 1-2 3, Battle 5-5 SaH Lake CKy First Round State prevailed, 80-78. keep the Commodores in front. T | New Jersey 32 32 8 72 263 265 Sunday, M iiixh 18 New 'ibrk 39 25 .609 1/2 2-3 12. Grant 0-2 0-0 0, Morrison 0-0 1-2 1. To­ Thursday, March 15 W M n a sd a y , M arch 14 Pittsburgh 32 36 6 70 301 336 Arkansas 81, Georgia 70 Boston 38 26 .594 11/2 tals 35-83 30-40 102 Ball State 54. Oregon State 53 Penn State 57, Marquette 54 O Wastiington 32 36 5 69 267 261 Semifinii.la \^ shinglon 24 41 .369 16 San Antonio 31 23 20 39—113 Louisville 78, Idaho 59 New O rleans 78, Jam es M adison 74 NY Islanders 29 35 10 68 261 268 Now Jersey At Stanford, Calif. 15 50 .231 25 Phoenix 27 25 20 30—102 Navada-Las Vegas 102, Arkansas-Little Rock Tennessee 73, Mem phis SL 71 J3 T l Philadelphia 28 36 g 65 270 269 Miami Thursday, Miuch 22 15 51 .227 251/2 3-Point goals— San Antonio 2-3 (Anderson 72 Thursday, March 15 In Brief . . . A d am s D ivisio n Stephen F. Austin (28-2) vii. Arkansas (24-4), Cantral Division 1-1, Moore 1-1. Strickland 0-1). Phoenix 2-4 Ohio State 84, Providence 83. OT Fordham 106, Southw n U. 80 Spurs hit the road and burn the Suns ^ F xB oston 43 24 7 93 265 215 _ 9 p.m, x-Detroit 50 15 .769 (K.Johnson 1-1. E.Johnson 1-2, Majerle 0-1). At Long Beach Arana Maryland 91, Massachusetts 81 x-Buffalo 40 26 8 88 260 229 Stanford (251) vs. M ississitipi (22-9). 11 p.m. Chicago 41 22 .651 8 Fouled out— Strickland, Wingate, West. Long Baach, Calif. Mississippi SL 84, Baylor 75 x-Montreal 39 26 9 87 270 217 Championship close with a 24-4 third-period surge to gel within a point. Milwaukee 35 29 .547 141/2 Rebounds— San Antonio 54 (Robinson 14), Friday, M arch 16 W is.-Green Bay 73, S. Illinois 60 x-Hartford 34 32 7 75 251 252 A t Stanford, C iU lf. By Dick Brinster MavericKs 117, Hawks 110: Brad Davis made two — m Atlanta 31 34 .477 10 Phoenix 48 (E.Johnson 8). Assists— San An­ Arizona 79, South Florida 67 Vanderbilt 98, Louisiana Tech 90, OT Sellers will play versus Clemson Quebec 12 54 7 31 223 372 Saturday, Maniti 24 Indiana 31 34 .477 19 tonio 33 (Robinson 7). PhMnix 23 (K.Johnson Alabama 71, Colorado Stale 54 Oklahom a SL 83. Tulsa 74 The Associated Press NBA Roundup 3-poini ba.skcls to spark a 10-point run and Sam Perkins O o C A M P B E L L C O N F E R E N C E Semifinal winners. 12 mid. STORRS — University of Connecticut sophomore Cleveiar>d 30 34 .469 19'/2 12). Total fouls— San Antonio 31. Phoenix 19 Hawaii 69, Stanford 57 Norris Division Michigan 76, Illinois State 70 scored 12 points in the fourth quarter for Dallas. Orlarido 16 49 .246 34 Technicals— Brickowski, San Antonio illegal Loyola Marymount 111, New Mexico State 92 Friday, March 18 center Rod Sellers, who has wrenched his left knee three W L TPts GF GA THE FINAL FOUR The San Antonio Spurs pride themselves on being ^ CD W P S T F R N rO N F P R P N C P defense. A— 14,487. Second Round Rutgers 87, Holy C ross 78 Davis pul the Mavericks ahead to slay al 93-92 on a 81 278 249 At Knoxvills, TS'iin. limes in the last seven games, says he will be ready to Larry Brown said. “We rebounded and defended well. Midwest Division At The S p e c ia l E ven ts Canter Cincinnati 75, Bowling Green 60 rude guests, even to the point of ruining the party. 3-poini goal with 9:04 remaining. Over the next 1:50, H - < 80 292 275 Ssmifinals play when the Huskies meet Clemson in a NCAA Tour­ W L Pet. G B Sah LakaCMy SL Louis 85, Kent State 74 Wc made the exua passes to gel the high-pcrccnugc 75 313 331 Friday, March LK1 They did just that Monday night, ending a 19-gamc Roy Tarpley made a field goal, Davis got another 3- Utah 47 19 .712 Saturday, M arch 17 OePaul 89, Creighton 72 nament East Regional semifinal Thursday night (7:40, m 66 253 267 NCAA Tournament glam East champion vs. West chamtiion, TBA shots when we had to down the stretch.” San Antonio 43 21 .672 3 Nevada-Las Vegas 76. Ohio State 65 New Mexico 89, Oregon 78 home winning streak by the Phoenix Suns with a pointcr and Perkins a basket to make it 100-92. 27 34 12 66 267 294 Midaast champion vs. Midwost champion, Channel 3) al the Brendan Byrne Arena in East Ruther­ Dallas 35 29 .547 11 A ll 'rtm es E S T Ball Stale 62, Louisville 60 Long Beach S t 86, Arizona SL 71 Terry Cummings added 23 points and 10 rebounds for S m yth s D ivisio n 113-102 victory. The Suns hadn’t lost at Veterans Tarpley had 24 points and 14 rebounds for Dallas. Denver 35 30 .538 11’ /2 E A S T R E G IO N A L At Long Baach Arena TBA ford, N.J. x-Calgary 39 21 14 92 322 245 Championship Memorial Coliseum since Dec. 22. the Spurs. Houston 31 34 .477 I5'rz First Round Sunday, March 18 Second Round Perkins and Derek Harper scored 21 points apiece and X Edmonton 35 27 13 83 2 9 ; 263 Sunday, April 1 The East Region final is Saturday at 1:40 p.m., also al Minnesota 17 47 .266 29 Al Ths Hartford Civic Cantor Loyola Marymount 149, Michigan 115 M onday, M arch 19 Who spoiled the party that night? The Spurs, of Eddie Johnson and Mark West had 18 points apiece for Davis came off the bench to score 20. Dominique x-Winnipeg 35 30 9 79 283 273 Semifinal winners. TBA Brendan Byme, with the winner advancing to the Final Chariotte 11 52 .175 341/2 Hartford, Conn. Alabama 77, Arizona 55 Vanderbilt 89, Tennessee 85 Phoenix, which fell short of the team-record of 21 X Los Angeles 32 35 6 70 313 309 course. Wilkins had 32 points for Atlanta, including 11 in the Pacific Division Thursday, March 15 S e m ifin a ls Rutgers 81, fordham 74 Four in Denver. Vancouver 23 40 12 58 227 290 suaight wins al home, set from March 2, 1980 to Nov. L A. Lakers 48 16 .750 — Clem son 49. Brigham Vhung 47 Al Alameda County Coliseum Pann State 80, Maryland 78 “Most of the year, we’ve felt as good on the road as fourth quarter. Moses Malone added 18 points and 20 1“ 3 3 x-clinched playoff berth “No doubt I’m playing,” Seller said. “There was less Ftortlarxl 47 18 .723 1'/2 La Salle 79, Southern Mississippi 63 New Orleans 65, Mississippi SL 60 NBA leaders M o n d a y 's G am ae O akland, C alif. we do al home," said David Robinson, who had 34 30. 1980. . , rebounds. Phoenix 44 20 .688 4 Connecticut 76, Boston University 52 Tuesday, March 20 pain this lime. It’s nothing serious. It just needs some O O Chicago 3, Toronto 2 Friday, March 23 NEW YORK (AP) — NBA indivklijal scoring, points, 14 rcboiuids and eight blocked shots. “We’re a The Suns, losing for only the third lime in their last 20 Seattle 33 31 .516 15 California 65. Irxiiana 63 Loyola Marymount (255) vs. Alabama (258), Oklahoma SL (17-13) at Now Mexico (1512), Ailanui pulled to 113-108 with 56 seconds left on Calgary 5, SL Louie 2 field goal percentage, rebounding end assist rest.” O "H Golden Slate 29 35 .453 19 At Tha Omni 9 3 0 p.m. real confident team and we’ve had a lot of close games games, fell to 27-6 this season at home. Malone’s layup, but a ba.skct by Rolando Blackman s T u e sd a y's G am es 8:25 p m. leaders through games of March 18: Sellers injured the knee against Georgetown during the L A. Clippers 26 39 .400 221/2 Atlanta Nevada-Las Vegas (31-5) vs. Ball State Wis.-Green Bay (24-7) at SL Louis (18-11). S co rin g this year and won a lot of them. We know how to win.” Robinson had 13 of his 21 first-half points in the first m rn Now York Islanders at W ashingtoa 7:35 p.m. Sacramento 20 45 .308 281/2 Friday, March 16 field goal and two free throws by Harper finished the (266), 30 minutas after first game 8 3 0 p.m. G FG FT PIS Avg Big East Conference Tournament and last Saturday ver­ Vancouver at DetroiL 7:35 p.m. x-clinched playoff berth Duke 81, Richmond 46 The Spurs, who got 12 of Willie Anderson’s 18 points pcricHl. Champlonahip Cincinnati (2513) at DePaul (19-14), 9 p.m. Jordan, Chi. 63 772 477 i’092 33.2 sus California during a second-round NCAA toumey Hawks. Philadelphia at New Jersey. 7:45 p.m. M o n d ay'a Gam ea SL John's 01, Temple 65 76ers 108, Nets 94: Charles Barkley had 29 points, 15 Al Alameda County Coliaaum Long Beach SL (23-8) at Hawaii (24-9), 1230 Malone, Utah 65 545 2615 31.0 in the fourth period, arc one of only seven NBA teams Los Angeles a l Minnesota, 8.35 p.m. Philadelphia 108, New Jersey 94 U C LA 68. Alabama-Birmingham 56 game al the Civic Center. Jazz 105, Kings 97: John Stockton had 27 points and Oakland, Calif. Ewing, N.Y. 64 394 1 812 28.3 rebounds and 10 assists as Philadelphia look over first W e d n e sd a y's G am as Dallas 117. Atlanta 110 Kansas 79. FTobort Morris 71 with a winning road record (17-16). The victory was the Sunday, March 25 Chambars, Phoe. 63 419 1704 27.0 11 assists and Karl Malone 32 points as Uuxh avenged an Q uebec at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Utah 105, Sacramento 97 Second Round place in the Atlantic Division while handing New Jersey O O UNLV-Ball Slats winner vs. Loyola Third Round Wilkins, AH. 62 332 1 600 25.8 Gathers had lack of medication sixth in their last nine road games. Calgary at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. San Antonio 113, Phoenix 102 A l T he H artford C iv ic Center overtime loss at Sacramento two days earlier by winning Marymount-Alabama w im or, 4:03 p.m. Wsdnaaday, March 21, and Mullin, G.S. 64 408 1i613 25.2 “San Antonio just caught us at the right lime,” said its seventh straight loss. m z Toronto at Now Itork Rangers, 7 3 5 p.m. Tuesday’a Gamaa Hartford, Conn. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Basketball star Hank Penn Stats (23-8) at Rutgers (1516). 7:30 Miller, Ind. 65 418 11130 251 for the 21st time in its last 22 home games. Montreal at Winnipeg. 8 3 0 p.m. Orlando at New Ysrk, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, M arch 17 Phoenix coach Cotton Fitzsimmons, whose team missed The 76crs broke a four-game road losing streak and o > THE FINAL FOUR p.m. Barkley. Phil. 64 452 1 585 24.8 Gathers didn’t have enough medication in his system S t Louis at E d m o n lo a 9 3 5 p.m. Connecticul 74, Calilom ia 54 moved a half-game ahead of the idle New York Knicks. The Jazz led by as many as 18 points in the third Indiana at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Ai McNIchots Arana New Orleans (21-10) at Vanderbilt (1514), Malone. Wbsh. 61 216 1485 24.3 injured all-star forward Tom Chambers and guard Jeff Clem son 79, La Salle 75 when he died to treat his irregular heartbeat, the county quarter, but the Kings cut the deficit to 98-93 when An­ > r- Washington at Chicago. 6:30 p.m D enver 8 3 0 p.m. Olajuwon, Hou. 65 298 15l» 24.0 Horsey Hawkins added 21 points for Philadelphia and At The Omni Homacck. NHL results Detroit at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Semifinals Thursday, March 22 Bird, Bos. 60 247 14i» 24.0 coroner’s office said. toine Carr made two free throws with 1:26 left. But 33 03 Atlanta Kevin Johnson, who led Phoenix with 36 pioinis — 18 Derek Smith had 15. Portland at Houston. 8:30 p.m Saturday, March 31 Fairings TBA Ftobinson, S.A. 63 476 1480 23.7 Sunday, March 18 Toxicology tests indicate that the Loyola Marymount Stockton sank five free throws and Bobby Hansen added Hawks 3, Leafs 2 Los Ar>getes Clippers at Denver. 9:30 p.m East champion vs. MKVrest champion Pierce, Mil. 40 248 1123 23.4 in the final period — and 12 assists, offered no excuses The Nets, losers of 26 of their last 29 games, got 19 Duke 76. S i John's 72 33 > San Antonio at SM tb e. 10 p.m Southeast champion vs. West champion At M adison Square G arden New Ybrfc Campbell, Minn. 64 336 1454 23.2 center had a “sub-lhcrapculic” level of the drug Indcral in two more to prc.scrvc the victory. , C h k a g o 2 1 0— 3 U C LA 71. Kansas 70 for the Suns’ first loss in nine games. points from Chris Morris and 18 from Lester Conner. Cftortotte at Los Angeles Lakers. 10:30 p.m. Championship Semlfinala Drexler, Port. 56 266 1293 23.1 his bloodstream when he died after collapsing in a game > Toronto 0 1 1— 2 Semlllnala New Jersey, which fell behind by 24 points in the first Wayman Tisilalc led Sacramento with 24 points and Minnesota at Golden Stats. 10:30 p.m. M onday, A p ril 2 M onday, M arch 2B Cummings, S.A. 63 274 1AU1 23.0 “Wc were shorthanded with the injuries, but good First Period— 1. Chicago. Thomas 35, M36. At The Meadowlands March 4. According to the coroner’s office. Gathers’ In­ Danny Ainge added 21. 33 Wadnaaday'a Gamaa Semlir^al w nnars Fairings TBA, 7 and 930 pm. Tisdale, Sac. 62 236 13(1(1 22.5 period, pulled to 79-78 late in the third but went score­ 2. Chicago, Savard 24 (Thomas), 14:23. Penal­ East Rulharlord, N.J. teams find a way to win,” he said. Miami at Philadelphia. 7:30 p.m Ftichmond, G.S. 62 332 13(6 225 dcral level was about one-half to onc-clcvcnih of the The victory improved Utah’s home record to 304. ty— Manson, Chi (tripping), 10:01. Thursday, March 22 less for 7'/2 minutes in the fourth. New Jersey at Washington. 7:30 p.m Wednesday, March 28 McDaniel. Sea. 51 193 1146 225 The Spurs, winning for the fifth time in six games Secorid Penod--3. Chicago, Savard 25 Connecticut (30-5) vs. Clemson (26-8), 7:41 amount needed to help his heart condition. Sacramento, 5-27 on the road, beat the Jazz 122-109 Chicago at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Championship Johnson. LAL 63 446 1410 22.4 Philadelphia scored 17 suaight first-period points cn (Larmer, Manson), 11:57. 4, Toronto, Hannan 6 p.m. overall, offered no apologies. Milwaukee at Indiana. 7:30 p.m NIT results Sem rinal winners, 9:30 p.m. Saturday night. (Franceschotti, Curran), 16:47. Penal­ Duke (26-8) vs. UCLA (22-10), 30 minutes “Wc played our best game of the year by far," Coach route to a 39-15 advanuigc. The Nets made the game Clevelar>d at Boston. 8 p .m Third Place Capriati upset in Florida ties— Roonick. Chi (holdir>g), 12.43; Yawney, alter first game Vandy 89, Tennessee 85 Los Angelos Clippers al Utah. 9:30 p.m Semirinal losers, 7 p.m. Chi (high-sticking), 17:12; Dam phousse. Tor Championship G P is. iKvg KEY BISCAYNE, Ra. (AP) — Jennifer Capriati was Chartotle a l Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. TENNESSEE (85) (high-sticking). 17:12; Marois. Tor (holding). Al Ths Mssdowlands Golden S t 64 7423 •16.0 Minnesota at Sacramento. 10:30 p.m Houston 12-22 2-2 31. Raeae 5 0 0-0 0, upset for the first time in her professional tennis career, 17:29. Esst Ruthsriord, N.J. 63 7272 115.4 Lockhart 11-14 1-2 23, Price 2-4 5 0 4, Bell Phoenix Third Period—5. Toronto, lafrate 20 S alu rd sy, M arch 24 Denver 65 7432 114.3 losing to Nathalie Hcrrcman of France 6-2, 6-4 in the Blackhawks’ Millen snaps 15-game winless streak 6-13 4-4 19. Taylor 5 0 5 0 0, W isem an 1-4 0-0 (Ramage, Loeman). 11:22 (pp). Penal­ Conneclicut-Clemson winner vs. Duke-UCLA 11.3.4 2, Curry 1-2 1-1 3, Grovea 0-1 5 4 3. Totals NCAA women’s tourney Fkjrlland 65 7368 fourth round of the International Players Championships. ties—McGill, Chi (roughing), 6:45; DaousL Tor NBA results winner. 1:40 p.m. L.A. Laker* 64 7056 110.2 .said. "Bui I’ll tell you this: no more pack­ ■‘1 expressed it before, and I don’t want to (roughing). 6.45; Sava/d C h i (hooking). 11:06; 33-60 11-13 85. In the men’s third round. No. 3 Stefan Edbcrg beat TORONTO (AP) — Greg Millen season,” said Millen, who has made six V A N D ER B ILT (89) Orlando 65 7161 110.2 ing. This is it. That's enough." beat a dead horse. Gill, Tor (holding) 13:37. 76ers 108, Nets 94 SOUTHEAST REGIONAL 63 6875 slops during an NHL career that started Anglin 2-3 7-8 11. Grant 5 6 5 1 10, Reid A ll Tim es E S T Chicago 109 1 Amos Mansdorf 6-2, 6-1; Alexander Volkov of the sounded as if he wanted an asterisk al- Shots on goal—Chicago 8-10-14—32. Tororv First Round The Blackhawks got two goals from PH ILA D E LP H IA (108) 4-10 2-3 10. Wilcox 7-11 8-8 26, Draud 3-12 0-0 EAST REGIONAL Boston 64 6969 108 9 with Pittsburgh in the 1979 season. to 14-7-8— 29. Soviet Union beat American Richey Rcncbcrg 6-3, 3-6, lachcd to his statistics for this season. F'lames 5, Blues 2: Brian MacLellan’s S m ih 5 1 0 3-4 15. Barkley 1 5 1 5 9-13 29, Al Thompson-Boling Arsna First Round Indianapolis 65 7073 100 8 Denis Savard and one from Steve Power play Opportunities—Chicago 0 of 2; 9. Milholland 8-13 OO 18. Wheat 1-5 1-2 3. 6-3; and No. 10 Marlin Jailc of Argentina topped South Millen was miffed that reporters were Millen refused to report to Quebec G rnnski 6-17 0-2 12. Dawkins 5 8 1-2 14, Haw­ Knoxvills, Tsnn. Mayes 1 -3 OO 2. Totals 3 1 6 3 1 5 2 2 89. W M n aod ay, M arch 14 New >torH 64 6957 IOtl.7 power-play goal snapped a lie early in the Toronto 1 of 3. Thomas. Dave Hannan and Al lafrate kins 7-15 5 5 21, Thornton 1-3 0-0 2, Anderson Thursday, M arch 15 Clomaon 79, Manhattan 55 Philadelphia 66 7164 108.5 African Christo van Rensberg 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. Several other dwelling on the fact that Chicago’s 3-2 when St. Louis sent him there in early Goalies—Chicago, Millen, 15-23-5 (29 Halftime—Tennessee 47, Vanderbilt 31. 3- third period and Joe Nieuwendyk scored 5 1 0 0-0 10. Brooks 2-2 1-1 5, Payne 0-0 0-0 0. U C Santa Barbara 70, Houston 86 P a m Stats 83, Florida State 73 Atlanta 64 6686 107 i5 December but he eventually relented and scored for the Maple Leafs, who have lost shols-27 saves). Toronto, Reese. 8 6-2 (32-29). point goals—Tennessee 520 (Houston 511, matches, including that of lop men’s seed Ivan Lendl. Uiumph over the Toronto Maple Leafs on insurance goals 15 seconds apart as Cal­ Totals 43-80 19-2Z 108. Michigan Slate 75, Murray Stale 71, OT Bell 36, Pnee 51, Wiseman 52), Vanderbilt Maryland 100, Appalachian Stele 71 Utah 65 6963 107.-1 three of their last four games and four A — 16,382. joined the NHL’s weakest team. He N EW J E R S E Y (94) Louisiana Stale 70, Villanova 63 9-20 (Wilcox 4-6, Draud 57, Mifholtand 2-3, Old Dominion 91, St Joseph's, 69 Milwaukee 64 6847 107.0 Monday night snapped a 15-gamc winlcss gary continued its drive for first place in Referee—Dave Newell. Linesmen—Dan Georgia Tech 99. East Termessee Stale 63 suaight al Maple Leaf Gardens. Morris 7-12 5 5 19. Halay 0-1 0-0 0. Bowie Anglin 0-1, Wheat 0-1, Mayes 52). Fouled Second Rourtd Ytashington 65 6905 106 2 Roy NHL player of the week doesn’t hide the fact he’s glad to be back McCourt, Pat Dapuzzo. sucak for the veteran goalie. the NHL. 2-13 2-2 6. Hopson 5 9 1-2 13, C o n rw 7-10 4-4 Al Richmond Coliseum out— None. Ftebourxls—Terwenea 30 (Lockh­ Saturday, M arch 17 Seattle 64 6774 105 8 in the Norris Division and heading for the Toronto coach Doug Carpenter con­ Richmond, Vs. San Antonio 63 6665 105 8 MONTREAL (AP) — Goallcnder Patrick Roy of the Millen was 0-10-2 in his la.st 12 games Al Macinnis also scored for the Flames 5, Blues 2 18, Dudley 2-4 0-1 4. Short 4-8 2-2 10, Gervin art 7), Vanderbilt 33 (M ilholland 7). A s ­ Providence 77, Maryland 75 tinued to complain about goallcnding, and 8-20 0-0 16, Myers 4-7 0-0 8. Totals 40-84 Friday, M arch 18 sists—Tannassea 16 (Pneo 7), Virrdarbilt 19 Clem son 61, Corviacticul 58 Houston 65 6827 1 0 5 0 Monucal Canadiens, who had three victories and a lie in with the Quebec Nordiques. who dealt Stanley Cup playoffs. [•lames, who extended their unbeaum St. Louis 1 1 D—2 14-1794 Northern bw a 74, Missoun 71 (Wilcox 6). Total fouls— Tanrm stee 22, Vandar- Sunday, March 18 Detroit 65 6783 104.4 Chicago’s victory clinched a playoff on Monday night it was Jeff Reese’s turn. Minnesota 64, Taxes El F^so 61, OT four games, was named the NHL player of the week. him to Chicago on March 6 along with sucak to 8-0-1. Calgary leads the Smythc C a lg sry 2 0 3— 5 Philadelphia 39 22 2 3 24—108 bill 15. A — 15,087. Virginia 85 Pam Stats 64 LA. Clippers 65 6756 103.9 berth and moved the Blackhawks wiiliin Reese allowed goals on the short side and First Period—1. Calgary, Mullen 34 (MacLel- New Jersey 19 2 8 33 1 4— 94 Syracuse 70, Coppin Stale 48 Tennessee 87, Otd Dominion 68 It was die second such honor this season for Roy. Michel Goulet for three prospecLs. In his Division with 92 points, nine more than ClawelarKl 64 6520 101.9 between his legs, places which Carpenter lan, Gilrtxrur), 3:33 (pp) 2. S i Louis. MacLean 3-Poinl goals—Philadelphia 3-9 (Hawkins Virginia 75. Notre Dame 67 Semifinals one point of the first-place St. Louis Rutgers 81, Fordham 74 Sacramento 64 8490 101.5 whose 2.56 average and .912 save percentage lead the first three games with the Blackhawks, Edmonion. and trails Boston, the overall 29 (P.Cavallini. Oates). 9:29. 3, Calgary. Macln- 2-3, Dawkins 1-1, Anderson 0-1. Smith 0-2, Second Round At N orfolk, va. feels should not be points of entry. FO R D H A M (74) Dallas 63 6354 100.9 Blues, who lost to Calgary 5-2. nis 26 (Roberts, Makarov). 13 56. Penal­ Barkley 0-2), New Jersey 5 2 (Short 0-1, Bowie Al Thompaon-BoUng Arana Thursday, March 22 league. He allowed eight goals in the four games. Millen was 0-2-1. NHL leader, by one point. Both teams Lopez 11-16 5 9 27. JerXuns 1-4 0-1 2. O 'S u l­ Miami 66 6586 99.8 “You know how I feel about goals be­ ties— P.Cavallini, SIL (Inpping), 1:43; T.Hunter. 0-1). Fouled out—Nor>e. Rebounds— Philadel- Knoxvills, Tsnn. Clam son (22-9) vt. Tem essee (26-5), 6 p.m. “It’s not a fair evaluation because the "At iliis suigc of my career, 1 am lor- livan 4-10 3-4 11. M cClendon 6-18 5 0 15. New Jersey 64 6374 99.6 have six games remaining. Cal (interloronco). 5:(M; Makarov, C a l (slash­ ptvo 44 (Barkley 15), New Jersey 48 (Gorvm Saturday, M arch 17 Providarxe (27-4) vs. Virginia (27-5), 8 p.m. tween goalicnders’ legs,” Carpenter said. Prioleau 1-5 5 0 3, Fazarxie 1-3 3-5 5 Herzog Chartons 63 6234 99.0 Little Leaguer dies in Tampa Nordiques have won 12 games all lunaic to be on a playoff team." Millen ing), 19:24. 11). Assists— Philadelphia 26 (Barkley 10), Michigan Stale 62, UC Santa Barbara 58 Championship 3 7 2 4 11. Totals 2 7 6 3 13-23 74. MirY>e*ota 64 6100 9 5 3 S^ond Period—4, St Louis, Hull 69 (Wilson, New Jersey 14 (Conner 5. Total Georgia Tech 94, Louisiana Stale 91 A l N ortolk, Va. TAMPA. Ra. (AP) — A Lillie Leaguer hit in the chest R U T G E R S (81) Zo7ol). :10 (pp). Penalties— Pallerson. Cal (trip­ louls— Philadelphia 19. New Jersey 20. Techni­ At Richmond Coliseum Saturday, M arch 24 Hughes 12-18 1-3 28, Lumpkin 1-4 5 0 2, by a pilch collapsed at home plate and died 45 minutes ping). 6.01; Sutter, StL. mmormajoi (charging, cals— New Jersey illegal delense 2. A — 12.601. Richmond, Vs. Secnfinal winnari. Noon Duckett 1-4 1-2 3, Duncan 7-10 6 6 23. Jones lighting), 12.07: Wilson, StL (roughing), 1237; Sunday, March 18 later. 3 8 0 6 6. Dadika 1 6 0 6 2, Everson 0 6 0 6 0, Murzyn, Cal. rm rorm ajor (instigator, righting), Syracuse 63, Virginia 61 M ID EA ST R E G IO N A L Rec Hoop William Ryan Wojick tried to jump out of the way, but 12:07; T.Hunter. Cal (roughing). 12:07: Mavs 117, Hawks 110 Minnesota 8t. Northern lows 78 Smith 5 7 1-2 11. Perry 3 6 5 0 6. McGinnis 0 6 Baseball First Round Gillen 0-0 0. Totals 3 3 6 3 9-1381. the ball hit tJic 10-year-old near his left armpit, the coach I eatfierstono. StL (hooking). 14 50; Roberts. Ssmiflnals W sdnaaday, M arch 14 DALLAS (117) Halftime—Rutgers 41, Fordham 35 5point StL (holding), 18:15: Floury, C al (rougtiing). P erkirs 9-15 3-4 21, Tarploy 11-21 2-2 24, At The Superdom e South Carolina 93, Btmiling Green 50 said. goals—Fordham 7-17 (Herzog 3-5, McClendon From Page 9 From Page 9 18:15. Donaldson 4-6 2-3 10, Blackrnan 5 8 5-5 16, New Orfeana 3 8, Pnoleau 1-4), Rutgers 5 1 4 (Duncan 3-3, Vanderbilt 78, Ftutgare 75 All-Stars Deputy Robert Dukes said doctors determined that the Third Period— 5, Calgary, MacLellan 18 (Mul­ Friday, March 23 Harper 8-19 4-4 21. W illiam s 1-4 1-2 3. Davis Hughes 36. Perry 0-1, Dodka 52. Lumpkin Tennanea Tech Tl, Rtohmond 59 len, Sutoi). 337 (pp) 6, Calgary. Niouwondyk 7-11 4 4 20. Jones 1-2 0 0 2, Wenninglon 0-0 Minnesota (22-8) vt. Syracuse (256), 8 04 DePaul 73. W. Kentucky 63 Corrvnumty Y oU-sters 67 (Damond Oompiar, impact of the ball cau-sed Wiijick to go into cardiac arrest. 0- 2). Fouled out—Duckett, Prioleau. nation in rebounding margin. The Musketeers average 84 in there, so there's no sense in ojx;n- ment manager and ballbov for the mhands play Cineinnati’s Cedar 41 (Roberts, Jotiansson), 4.53. 7. Calgary, 0-0 0 Totals 46 86 21 -24 117. pm. Second Round Rich Griflsih orvf Brian Joworski ployad wall) 1 Rebounds—Fordham 42 (Lopaz 22). Rutgers Nieuwendyk 42 (Macinnis, Makarov), 5 08 ATLANTA (110) Michigan Slats (28-5) vs. Georgia Tech SM urd oy, M arch 17 Mohorrey all-stars 56 (Ban Barts, Eric Daring ing it.” practices al Winter Haven Hig. Rapids entry . 34 (Hughes, Smith 6). Assists—Fonlham 12 Water bombers plead guilty points a game, 12 more iJian opponents. Penalties— Toalfierstone, S i (boarding), 330. Wilkins 11-19 10-12 32. Willis 57 4-5 14. (266). 30 minutes after Ural gama South Carolina 76, Nortewestem 67 arxf C o iy Wry playsd w ^ In Boston, unifomis, bats, balls, In the building adjacent to the (Fazonds 4). Rutgers 16 (DurKan, Dadiko, Communily Y tout sho oing contest: pea woa- But Xavier hasn’t gotten the all-importaiu national School. Maclnrxs, Cal (tripping). 8:14. Malone 5 1 4 2 4 16. Barite 2-4 2-2 7. Vltebb Champtonahip VmdorbhBl.lowaSe LOGAN, Utah (AP) Two men who allegedly set Jones 4). Total fouls— F o rd ism 17. Rutgers 18. 1. Ar>dy Leiteo; midgets- Tom Fkggto: Junior- 1. other equipment and personal lug­ locked elubhou.se. Bob Napier and Stiots on goal—SL Louis 8 4 9 —21. Calgary 3 11 6 6 12, Rivers 3-7 2-2 8, Levingslon 3-4 At The Superdome Weahinglon 77. DePaul 68 television exposure and isn’t well-known outside the Ccnicr fielder Ellis Burk.s joiii'i) A — 5,535. off a water bomb during the UNLV-Utah Suic baskclb^l 1 5 1 5 6 — 36. 1 2 7, Koncak M 1 2 3. Smith 2-5 1-2 5. New O rlean s (lie) Shone Buzzell and Jolt Kim. gage stored in the Fenway Park Gcdman and Barrett in late morning. xssisiaius worked to tidy up the Sunday, March 18 game on March I have pleaded no contest to mis­ Midwest. Tliis year, with Hill and Suong inside and the fkrwor-play Opporlurvlies—SL Louis 1 of 3, Vbikov 2-2 5 1 4. Totals 4 5 7 4 29 38 tlO . Sunday, March 29 Auburn 73. Tam easae Tech 54 clubhouse since early last month He quickly dcmonsuaied his (xiwcr. public rclalions oH'iees and to get Michigan Stale-Georgia Tech winner va. Min Penn St. 80, Maryland 78 3-poini shooting of Jamal Walker and Michael Daven- Calgary 2 ol 3 D i IIm 34 25 24 34—117 Bomffltrala demeanor charges of creating a public disturbance. were packed aboard a van. which hitting the fourth pilch from form.r the press nxim ready for an ex­ Goalies—SL Louis, Rierxleau, 16-16-5 136 Altanls 22 33 31 24—110 riusola-Syracuae winrwr, 1:40 p.m. M A R Y LA N D (78) A l kiwa CKy, Iowa Jeffrey N. Lcishinan and Gavin Washburn entered the jxm, Xavier is making its move. sho ls 31 saves). Calgary, Vitemaley, 17 6 6 3 Pont goals—Oakas 4 9 (Davis 2 4. Black­ M ortn 1-2 0 6 2. M ustel 5 1 4 4-5 22. M as Boston catcher Gary Allcn.son over pected invasion of writers and Thuraday, March 22 “When people hear IX'Faul, they know it’s in headed soii'.h about 4 p.m. The van (21-19). man 1-1, Harper 1-4), Atlanta 1-3 (Battle 1-2, MIDWEST REGIONAL sonburg 7-14 12-12 26, Williams 5 1 4 2-2 14. picas in Ixigan’s 1st Circuit Court. Washington (27-2) vs. South Carolina (24-8), Transactions is due Wednesel'ty. the left field fence. Allcn.son now is sfxiriseasters. A -2 0 ,1 0 7 . Rivers 0-1). Fouled out— None First Round McCoy 2-6 2-4 7, Anderson 1-2 5 0 2. Broad­ The misdemeanor charge, which carries a possible Chicago." Gillen .said. “When lltcy hear Marquette, they Roloroe—Ron Hoggarlh. Lmeaman— ftyan Rebounds— Dallas 30 (Tarpley 14). AtlanUi 47 At Tha Frank Erwin Contsr nax 0 6 2 2 2, Lewis 1-1 12 3. Totals 26 53 6 p.m. Catcher Rich Gedinan and second Lynchburg manager. Ciorinan told an impromptu news VandarbiH (23-10) vs. Auburn (25-6). 8 p.m. know it’s in Milwaukee, or al least Wirconsin. When Barak. Brad Lazarowich (Matone 20). Assists-—Dallas 29 (Harper 13), Austin, Texas 23 27 78 sentence of up to six months in jail and a fine of up to Championship FOOTBALL baseman Many Barrett, who have Veteran reliever Dennis Lamp vonferenee that he had feared a pos­ Attsnta 23 (Webb 6). Total louls— Dallas 21. Al- PEN N STA TE (80) they hear Xavier, they say, ‘Where’s that?’ Thursday, March 15 Nolionsl Football Laogua $1 (K)0, stems from an incident in which UNLV Coach Hsyes 510 3-3 13. Degitz 54 1-2 7. Fogall A t lo w s C K y, lo w s U) been working out on their own in in­ checked in front l argo, where he sible baseball shutdown for the la n li 22 Tachrvcals— Tarpley. Dellas illegal Oklahom a 77. Tewrton S w e 68 “Wc have all the ingredients here be a successful 6 15 5 8 20. Brown 4 9 3 6 12. Bw rw a 3-7 8 6 SMurdsy, March 24 D A LLA S C O W B O Y S — Agreed to terms with Jeiry Thrkanian was soaked by blue-green dyed water detense. A le n la lUegal delense A — 1Z357. Norti Carolina 83. Southwaat Missoun State formal but well organi/ed practice has been slaying with his family se;ison. 9 Anthony Speers, delensivs tsekte program. And 1 hope now people know we’re in Cincin­ Bowling 14. Jennings 1-951 3, Flicks 5 3 0 6 0. Joyrw Sam final mffnrws, 6 p m. when the device erupted behind the Rebels’ bench just 70 1- 2 0 6 3. Jofvison 4 6 0 6 8. Jolley 0 6 5 1 0. LOS ANGELES RAMS-Signed Paco Craig, sessions locally, arrived at the during the loekout. “1 thought that if wc didn’t gel it Arkansas 68, Princeton 64 wide receiver. before the second half. nati. or at least Ohio." a a k Jazz 105, Kings 97 Totals 2 7 6 5 21-27 80 MIDWEST REGIONAL Gillen has referred to his U*am as an NCAA hor ballpark early. “It looks like a gixxl agreeineiu (agreement) done this weekend, the Dayton 88, Illinois 86 Halftime—Penn Stela 35. MarylarKf 35. 3- FIral Round PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Signed John S A C R A M E N T O (97) A l Tha H o o slo r D om e for die younger players," said l-amp. season would have been in deep point goals—Maryland 3-9 (Williams 26. W adnoaday, M arch 14 Buddenberg arrd J e ll Fryer, offensive teeWas, Peterson wins in sudden death d’oeuvre. being gobbled up in the first round the )iasl two Finding the clubhouse locked, McCray 3 7 2 2 8. Tisdale 9 16 6 6 24. E l­ Indianapolis Norteam Hinois 84, Texas Tech 63 end Richard Shelton, delansiva bock. “I’ve had a pretty good eareer jeojiardy." he said. lison 2 9 3 4 7. Ainge 7-13 4 4 21. Del Negro M cCoy 1-3) Penn Stale 5 1 2 (Bornss 2-5, years by the eventual national champion. His knack for they went over to the minor le tguc Ralph Doyor Sr. 163 415. Tony Salvatoie Friday, March 18 Southern Mississippi 75. Louisiana Stela 65 Canadian Footbal League MOBILE. Ala. (AP) Mall Peterson won a sudden- 9-15 1-1 19. K ile 0-0 0-0 0. Carr 4 10 6 6 14. Joyner 1-1, Brown 1-2, Jennings 1-4). thanks to the ass(Kiation and it's Cioiman .said that a couple of ex­ 152 392. Howard Hampton 367. Paul Ford Georgetown 70. Texas Southern 52 Ohio S tele 73. Southern Winols 61 BRITISH COLUMBIA LONS-Signod Jerry one liners puts him in company with some of the big- complex, where they were pcnnillcd Pressley 1 6 0-0 2. Toney 1-2 0 0 2. Totals Rebounds--Maryland 35 (Massanburg 11), death playoff to capture the U.S. Golf Tour Mobile Clas- 14 5 3 58. Jarry Ridaf 141-385, Carl Bolin Xavier. Ohio 87, Kansas State 79 Michigan 77. Oklahom a Slate 68 Dunlop, corrterback. to taike batting practice and work on good to help young players. The big hibition games originally scheduled 3 5 78 22 23 97. Penn Slate 39 (Johnson 7). Assrsls—Maryland school, media darlings. 137-148 415, Dava LaChapolle 140 362. Jim Texas 100. G eorgia 88 Second Round HOCKEY sic UTAH (105) 15 (Williams 5). Ftenn State 22 (Brown 7). Total But he insists he’s content al Xavier, relishing the role fielding with the Lynchburg far­ guys ate going to get their money. for next week jirobably will be Woodcock 154-140-394, Duana Krausa Purdue 75, Northeast Louisiana 63 Saturday, M arch 17 N ational H o cke y L sa g u a Peterson and Steve Ford finished the two-day tourna­ M slone 12 25 5 1 0 32. Bailey 5 1 2 5 0 10. fouls— Maryland 24, Porvi Stats 20. TachrU- 153-148 424, Ernie Pepin 142-152-427. Max Second Round Norte Carokrte Slate 81. Michigan 64 BUFFALO SABRES—Sent Loawan of giant-killer. He gels calls from bigger schools, three or mhands on “Ted Williams Field." It’s the ulilitymen and others who played. However, others will have to Eaton 2-3 0 6 4. Skxiklon 9-15 6-10 27, Hansen cal— Maryland Coach W Aam a. A —6,031. ment Sunday lied at 136. 6-under-par for the Spring Hill Wokh 139 395, Tony Ficaro 143-377. Joe A l TTta Fran k Erw in C anter Louisiana Tech 88, Southern M ississippi 70 and Francois Guay, forwards, to FtocTtester ol need the help." 3 5 2 2 8. Rudd 13 06 2. Edwards 55 12 1, four this year alone, but considers most of them window “I’m very liappy it (labor dispute) be scheduled to gel ready for the Twaronita 152-394, Joe Dworak 163-384, Auatln, Texas S unday, M andi 18 tes Amenesn Hockey League. College Golf Course. Peterson hit a nine-iron within Griffith 2-4 2 3 7. M Brown 2-3 1-1 5. Leckner New Orleans 65, Miss. S I 60 is over,” said Barren. "From what Shortly after noon shortstop Jixly Henry Agostmelli 135 393, Travis Cook Sr. Saturday, M arch 17 Purdua 86. Northern WInois 81 COLLEGE dressing.” , , u . 1990 season o)XMicr against the 2-4 5 6 9. R Brown 5 1 0 6 0. Totals 3 5 8 0 Norffi Carolirsi 79, Oklahoma 77 three feet and made the putt for the birdie. 139-145402. M ISSISSIPPI ST. (60) Taxes 95, OTvo Slate 66 BAIL STATE—Nomad Bil Lynch otlansrva “You never say never, and I love money like anybody I’ve been told Uicrc were no losers. Reed and catcher John Mar/ano Detroit Tigers in Boston on April 9. 2 7 34 105 9 Arkansas 86, Dayton 84 Bum s 6-14 4-5 16. Carter 8-7 2-2 15, Merntt Semifinsla coordnator and quarterbacks coach. Both sides won. 'Hie only regret is cheeked in. Others were expected The Red Sox had planned a brief Sscramanto 22 17 25 33— 97 A l Tha H o o slo r Dom e 3 6 0 6 5 Wktts 1-5 3-4 5. H ortslold 2-10 2-2 7. Al Auolln, Texas BHOCKfK)HT STATE—Named John Cam- Johnson NBA player of the week else, but I’ve never taken a job because of the money," Utah 29 26 24 25-105 Indianapolis throughout the day and evening. Smite 0 3 2 2 2. Wbodord 1 6 2-4 5, Nichols 1-1 T h u rdsy, M arch 22 pagns assistant b aseb ai coach. NEW YORK (AP) Kevin Johnson, who averaged Gillen said. “If I’m happy and comfortable, that’s llial it took so long." banislomiing lour en route north. 3 Poim goals— Sacramento 3-11 (Aingo 3-5, Sunday, March 18 0 1 Z Totels20 52 1520 60. Norte Carolina Slate (25-5) vs. Texas (26-4), FRESNO STATE—Named Gary Colson "Wc accomplished as much as wc The Lynchburg Red Sox hiked Toney 0-1, McCray 0-2, Pressley 53). Utah 2 5 enough." However, Gorman said that exhibi­ Radio, TV Texas 73. Fkjtdue 72 NEW O R L E A N S (BS) 8 p.m. men's heed basketball coach. 26 7 txiints and 14 assists to lead the Phoenix Suns to a could possibly could (during the across the road to the major league (Stockton 1-1, Griflilh 1-2, Hansan 0 1, Malone Xavier, Ohm 74, Georgetown 71 Herns 6 11 1513 22. Collins 5 8 5 5 17. Louisiana Tech (390) vs. Purdus (23-6), JACKSONVILLE—Named Dennis Violist When he utlks about his personal philo.sophy, it still tion pines with Cincinnati in Jack­ 0-1). Fouled out—Carr. Rebounds— Sacramerv Semlllnala 3-0 record last week, was named NBA Player of the Johnson 0-2 0-0 0. Clarks 2-4 0-0 6, 10:30 p.m head soccer coach. sounds like a team pep Ulk. lockout) and it will feel good to get park. More than 1,(KK) baseball- sonville and Lxiuisville on March 30 to 36 (McCray 8). Utah 56 (Eaton 11) As At Reunion Arsna Richardson 4-7 2-3 10. Bennett 1-5 3-4 5, Championship NAVY—Named Dick Bidda outeida hneback- hungry fans uxik advantage of free Today sists—Sacramento 19 (Ainge 7), Utah 23 D allas “If you’re good enough, you’re going to have other back to norituil," said Gcdman, who and .^1 had been cancelled along Laiche 5 0 0 6 0, Dyer 2-5 0 6 4, M oore 0-1 1-2 A l A u stin , Texas ers coach. '^Tohnson started the week with a 29-poini, 13 assist admission to watch the Class A far­ ; 30 p.m. — Islander* at Capitals. (Stockton 11) Total louls- Sacramenlo 24. Thursday, March 22 1. Hill 0 6 5 0 0. Totols 21 -43 21-27 6 5 Saturday, March 24 YALE—Announced tee rialgnalon ol Diann op)X)rtunilics," Gillen said. served as a manager, coach, equip­ with another game Utah 17 Technicals Malone, Uuih coach perfomtance in a 114-106 victory at Utah. Sporlsa«nnal North Carolina (21-12) vs Arkansas (28 4), Halftime—New Orleans 38. Mississippi St Semifinal wmrters, 9 p.m. Noslal. women's head basketball coach. 8 pm. N il: Cincinnati at DePaut. SkMn A — 12.616. 8 10 p m. 35. 3 point goals— Mississippi SL 513 (Mernti 0 MANCHESTER HERALD. 1\iesday. March 20. 1990—1.1

12— MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, March 20.1990 I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME I • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee

Unscramble these four Jumbles, Crossword TV Tonight one letter to each square, to form FOCUS four ordinary words. DRYIT (In Stereo) when her career flourishes and his popular­ ACROSS 40 Corrupt Answer to Previous Puzzle 6:00PM (3) (3) News (CC). 42 Sullen (3 ) ® W ho's the Boss? (CC) Samantha ity declines Barbra Streisand, Kris Kristof- (X) W ho's the Boss? (CC). 1 Testy 44 Baseball Is turned down by the college she wishes ferson, Gary Busey. 1976 Compubug 6 Grtst Lake player Mel Qj) Growing Pains to attend. (In Stereo) [T M C ] Sort of the Oscars: It's Your Call Dear Abby 11 Tear out §§) Mr. Belvedere (CC). Continues (3 hrs.) 13 Diluted 45 Pig sounds CE) It Takes a Thief REQUE 14 Unkempt 47 Mineral df) d§) @ News Ql) MOVIE: Oh God! Book II' The Visitor [USA] Boxing (2 hrs.) (Live) PEOPLE 15 Wintry 48 Prosper (24) Victory Garden (CC). (R) from above charms an innocent into 9 :3 0 P M [HBO] MOVIE: Oream a Ut- Abigail Van Buren 16 Actreee JO Inflame spreading his message. George Burns, tle Dream' (CC) An accident leaves an z c Computers help Novak 52 Tenser d® T.J. Hooker Suzanne Pleshette, David Blrney. 1980. elderly couple's transmigrated souls 17 Peever 53 Strained Family Ties (CC). trapped within the bodies of two high- 19 Ear (comb, 54 — Gantry (20) MOVIE: 'Scandalous' An ambitious form) d?) Dr. Fad television reporter falls victim to a pair of school teens. Jason Robards, Corey Feld­ MELVUL 55 Actor — man. Meredith Salenger 1989. Rated PG- straighten taxes 20 Alaskan Hagman ®i) Three's Company con artists. Robert Hays, John Gielgud. Pa­ T H a I mela Stephenson. 1984 13 (In Stereo) transport­ [A 8iE ) Decades: '70s Part 2 of 2. (R) WHY HIS CONSCIENCE Drinking worker ation DOWN (22) (3® Matlock (CC) A British ambassa­ 1 0:0 0 P M (T) News (CC). WAS CLEAN. 22 Paddle [CNN] World Today dor, charged with murder, refuses to hide 23 Shake­ 1 Corn Ql) WPIX News By Larry Blasko [OIS] MOVIE: 'Clarence, the Cross- behind his diplomatic immunity. (2 hrs ) (R) TENOX speare's coverings Eyed Lion’ A lion who can't seem to focus (In Stereo) Q® Whalers Wrap-Up Now arrange the circled letters to The Associated Press river 2 Difficult 13 Concerning 37 Stove on his prey Is brought to an African re­ form the surprise answer, as sug­ needs counseling 24 Future at- 38 Ballplayer (24) Chesapeake: Great Shellfish Bay Mi­ (2® M*A*S*H 3 Picture which search center for observation. Marshall gested by the above cartoon. tys.’ exam holders 18 Actress 39 Soprano chael Price, Internationally acclaimed wild­ (22) (3® M idnight Caller (CC) (60 mm ) (In Thompson, Betsy Drake, Richard Haydn. life cinematographer, captures the fascin­ IRS auditors probably begin the day by asking them­ 26 Aviation 4 Haze Francis Lehmann 1965. Rated G. 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(English subtitles In Spanish) (In Jumbles: CRIME FORCE PRIMED ENTAIL 31 Believer in 7 Shoshonean 25 Examine 45 Done with life through crime or the joys he experi­ Yasterday’s leagues wanted “Mum” to provide evidence against the an Ism Indian 27 Author Jean 46 First king of sea, a Greek fisherman learns that her fath­ Stereo) Answer. He's supposed to be working at the dock to puter can help. ences through tap dancing. Gregory Hines. er's mythical kingdom has been taken over drinker. You wisely counsel^ her to offer friendship — a 32 Service 8 Carry away M. — Israel (2® Cei) News pay, but he prefers to do this— "FREE LOAD Not by April 16 this year, of course. If you haven’t 29 Studio Sammy Davis Jr., Suzzane Douglas 1989. by an evil genius. Anthony Hall, Joyce Tay­ charge 9 Public 49 Inhabitant (g) Moods and Music A look at the rela­ powerful tool in breaking through the isolation in which 33 Wished lor speaker 33 In addition 51 Firearm Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) lor, Frank de Kova. 1961 kept good records for tax year 1989, no computer can tionship between mood disorders and Now b«ch in n o ck. Jumblo Booh No. 8 tY iiU b lo lor $2.80. many alcoholics find themselves — followed by a friend­ 36 Poland's — 10 Modern 34 Sinus cavity owners' gp. [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep Hockey Week •n d handling. Irom Jumbla. c/o th it nawapapar. P.O. Bo* 4388. Orlando. FL 32802-4W . help. The best thing to do is to begin now for 1990, while Walesa fabric 35 Comedian creativity (60 mm.) Includa jo o r n am t. addrata and *lp coda and mah# your chack payabla to naw ipapaibooht. [T M C ] Sort of the Oscars: It's Your Call (5?) Nova: The Genius That Was China ly confrontation and the suggestion that the co-worker at­ 39 Heather 12 Rookie — Knotts [CNN] CNN News you only have a couple months of data to reconstruct. The Movie Channel will run the winning (CC) This overview of Chinese science, tend a meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous. Two programs for IBM PCs and compatibles can help. movies of their call-in vole on several unu­ begins with how China's 13th-century cul­ [DIS] George Washington: The Forging Abby. “Mum" may also want to urge management to They vary enormously in complexity, but both will do 1 12 13 14 15 TO sual categories. 13 hrs.l ture differed Irom Europe in the Middle of a Nation Barry Bostwick, Patty Duke Ktr 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright engage in an employee assistance program (EAP). EAP [USA] He-Man and Masters of the Ages (60 min ) Pan 1 of 4 and Jeffrey Jones star in a portrait of the appropriate job. TT Universe (61) MOVIE: 'Dreamscape' A young America's first president based on James counselors are skilled at intervening and arranging ap­ Thomas Flexner's Pulitzer Prize-winning One, BDL-SCHED-C, is by BDL Homeware of T\is- 6 :1 5 P M [M AX] MOVIE: Voyage to psychic uncovers a plot to kill the President propriate help for workers who drink on the Job. A call to by sending an assassin into his dreams biography Aired on CBS m 1986. (2 hrs.) 0 0 , ^ ywR ^ 4IT m r con, Ariz. It costs $100 and aims solely to grab and keep IT the Bottom of the Sea' (CC) An experi­ Part 1 of 2 (R) the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Depen­ mental atomic submarine discovers a belt Dennis Quaid, Max Von Sydow, Kate Cap- < 0 Vou. IF'I the information demanded by “Schedule C — Profit or of radiation encircling the earth Walter shaw 1984 TT TT TT [M A X ] MOVIE: Five Corners' Working- dence’s toll-free 1-800-NCA-CALL will provide a local Pidgeon, Joan Fontaine. Barbara Eden WKtlf iti Tile Loss From Business,” which is how the IRS slips its big [A&E] Biography: Babe Ruth The life of class 1963 Brooklyn is the setting for this 1961 (In Stereo) address or referral resource to find an EAP in the com­ 20 TT the inimitable Babe, from his childhood account of 36 hours in Ihe lives of several hand into the small-business pocket. The other, One- days in Baltimore to his baseball years CIDCBSNews (CC). (instereo) disparate characters Jodie Foster, Tim munity. Write Plus Money Matters, by Great American Software, 6 :3 0 P M Host; actor Pat O'Brien (60 min ) ■2T ® ABC News (CC) Robbins, Todd Graff 1987 Rated R Others who want to know how to deal with another’s Inc., lists at $89.95 ($55 from a mail-order house) and C D [CNN] PrimeNews 1 0:3 0 P M QS USA Tonight alcohol problems should read the excellent brochure. RT ® Comedy Wheel [DIS] More About Silly Symphonies will grab the information the tax man wants plus handle a 18, Synchronal Research “What Can You Do About Someone Else’s Drinking?” myriad of other chores, including invoicing and billing, C1l) Charles in Charge (CC) Walt Disney explains how Silly Symphon­ ra r vl|) Ebony/Jet Showcase ies tested color animation used in feature 20; Mega Memory To obtain it, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope (25 check writing, payroll tracking, etc., for those whose C20j Mama's Family films 26 MOVIE: 'The Prize' Six Nobel Prize cents postage) to: NCADD. 12 W. 21st St.. New York. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Far from Home' A winners in Stockholm include a disillu* small business is on the bigger end of small. @2) NBC News (CC) N.Y. 10010. Include a note saying. “I’d like the free BDL-SCHED-C is chatty and very simple. No color, grimy Nevada shantytown holds a grim sioned American writer who becomes in­ booklet Abby advertised about ‘Someone Else’s Drink­ W R2“ ® @ Nightly Business Report welcome for a stranded writer and his nu­ volved in a kidnapping plot Paul Newman. no fancy screens. Just sttai^tforward requests for finan­ dD Family Ties (CC) bile 14-yedr-old daughter Drew Barry­ Edward G Robinson. Elko Sommer 1963 ing.’” more, Matt Frewer, Richard Masur 1988 cial infop.iiation and a 31-page manual in a three-ring 17" Love Connection 61 Three's Company Thanks for helping us help so many others. Rated R binder. The minimum system requirements are 256,(XX) [A&E] Chronicle [ES PN ] Baseball Tonight GEORGE MARCELLE. TOT ■ar [LIFE] Moonlighting characters of memory and one disk drive, so Just about [ESPN] SportsLook 1 1 :00P M ® ® (57) News (CC) EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. [M AX] MOVIE: Caddyshaok II' (CC) anything sold today will handle it. Error messages are w r? r [LIFE] Rodeo Drive An obnoxious businessman schemes to CE) 50 Years Ago Today NCADD-ORANGE COUNTY. gam membership lo ihe snobbish Bush- i original, informative and sometimes funny. Bette Las- 7 :0 0 P M Inside Edition '11 Cheers (CC) CALIF. wood Country Club Jackie Mason. Dyan The Associated Press well, company founder, takes the approach that the com­ ■55" CE) ®2) Wheel of Fortune (CC) 18' Synchronal Research DEAR GEORGE: Thank you for advising me and Cannon, Robert Stack 1988 Rated PG (In puter is Just another appliance and we should no more be CE) Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) Stereo) 20; All in the Family my readers about NCADD. Be prepared for an avalanche HEPBURN READS FOR UNICEF — Actress Audrey Hepburn gets ready to take a bow in awe of it than of the toaster. 20 (c) 1990 by NEA. Inc Ql) Jeffersons (CC) [USA] Murder. She Wrote 22, (30: 40. News of requests for your pamphlet. with The New World Symphony’s artistic advisor Michael Tilson Thomas at the Academy (lE Hockey Week 8 :3 0 P M (E) 4® wonder Years (CC) (24) Sneak Previews Goes Video (In Error messages reflect that approach: instead of “Il­ Stereo) DEAR ABBY: I am a 70-year-old widow who has lit­ (20j Kate & Allie (CC) As Jack prepares to file his income tax re­ of Music in Philadelphia Monday after their performance of “From the Diary of Anne legal Request,” you get “You requested an expense report turn, Norma tells him that all the receipts 38 M *A*S‘ H tle occasion to dress up. I spend most of my time in (2D SS MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour using an income category. It’s an interesting concepL but have been lost (In Stereo) 61 Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) slacks or skirts and sweaters. I indulge my love of silks Frank." The work, in which Thomas’ music accompanies Hepburn’s words, was written Police Story Part 2 of 2 I can’t do it.” 38 NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at St. [CNN] Moneyline SNAFU by Bruce Beattie and satins by wearing lovely nightgowns. for a series of benefit concerts for UNICEF. !30) 40 Current Affair Louis Blues (2 hrs , 30 min ) (Live) [ES PN ] Major League Baseball Maga­ The bottom line is that if your home business doesn’t 38. Cheers (CC) When I die. I would like to be buried in one of my 9 :0 0 P M d ) MOVIE: 'Common zine figure to become the next Apple Computer by next year, CELEBRITY CIPHER 61' Hunter Ground' Premiere, (CC) Tensions esca­ beautiful nightgowns — h i^ neck, long-sleeved. \iy darker side of the spread of democracy. Celebniy Cipher cryptograms are created Irom quotations by famous * [USA] Miami Vice and if you hate accounting only slightly less than taxes, people, past and present Each letter in the cipher stands for ^ ^ [A&E] New Wilderness late in 1975 as Bostonians wrestle with children do not approve of this. Do you think it would be Manson will not testify Wicsel organized the conference to assess the risk the controversial issues of desegregation Night Court this is a program to investigate. For more information: another Today s clue M equals P [CNN] Moneyline 1 1 :30P M (33 inappropriate? of long-suprcsscd hatreds surfacing in societies that Jane Curtin, Richard Thomas. C C H Poun 3D Nightline (CC) in suit against Geraldo BDL Homeware, 2509 North Campbell Ave, 328, T\ic- [ESPN] SportsCenter der 1990 Part 2 of 2 (In Siereol MRS. W.W. IN N.Y. abruptly became free. The gathering, set for Aug. • G P T R I X W ' P 3D Comedy Tonight son, Ariz. 85719. Phone: 602-577-1435. [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 8 40 Equal Justice Series Premiere DEAR MRS. W.W.: I see nothing inappropriate LOS ANGELES (AP) — Filmmaker Robert 26-29, will be arranged with the Norwegian Nobel 11 Honeymooners Part 2 of 2 On the other end. Money Matters will get you through [U S A ] Miami Vice (In Stereo) (CC) Drama Life in a metropolitan district about your wish to be laid to rest in a beautiful silk or Instutule, a Wicsel spokesman said Monday. .ittorney's office is tough but rewarding for 18 Synchronal Research Hendrickson, suing talk show host Geraldo Rivera a lot of small-business accounting with the smooth ride ATOGPK ALGHSX; satin nightgown. for alleged copyright infringement, lost a bid to sub­ Among 35 leaders to accept invitations so far are 7 :3 0 P M CE) Entertainment Tonight a group of talented prosecutors Stars 20" How to Get a Second Paycheck of the big, expensive car you hope to buy someday. It’s Academy Awards highlights (In Stereo) George DiCenzo and Debran Farentino To According to a spokesperson from Forest Lawn 1983 Peace Prize winner Lech Walesa of Poland, IXW'P YGOH PDJX Without Getting a Second Job poena mass murderer Charles Manson to testify. chock-full of nicely colored screens, help messages that CE) 22’ Jeopardy! (CC) night police officers are charged with bru laiity (2 hrs ) (In Stereo) 22 30 Tonight Show (In Stereo) Cemetery in Los Angeles, there is nothing unusual or in­ Hendrickson contends that Manson is the only French President Francois Mitterrand, Czech Presi- CD Kate & Allie (CC) actually help and enough options to satisfy the green MIXTPTOWXL VTR DY 9 Run (or Your Life 24 World of Ideas W ith Bill Moyers: appropriate about that request. available wimess who can testify about his 1972 (ient Vaccl Havel, former U.S. President Carter and 11 WPIX News The Stories of Maxine Hong Kingston eyeshade set. 24 57 Frontline (CC) Examines the econ Morticians are expert at preparing the deceased for documentary “Manson,” parts of which the Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith. 18' NHL Hockey: Hartford Whalers at (CC) The author on imagery Part 1 of 2 (In Installation is easy, although it takes a while for the AXGOS JGPXLTAIX cimic and political problems facing Pittsburgh Penguins (2 hrs 30 mm ) Stereo) viewing, taking special care to avoid revealing anything filmmaker claims Rivera used without permission. Wicsel won the Nobel Prize for his writings ex­ Soliil.iiilv as It .utempls lo tranlorm Poland two-million-plus bytes of daU to get onto the required (Live) that migjit be upsetting to the family. In a ruling released Monday, U.S. Disuict Judge amining the Holocaust. into a free-market capilalisl democracy 38. St, Elsewhere hard disk. And the system needs at least 512,(X)0 charac­ VYDSXWKXL.' — HDO 20' 3$) M *A*S*H DEAR ABBY: I can’t tell you how happy 1 was to sec Ronald S.W. Lew declined to subpoena Manson, 55, (60 mm ) 57; MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ters of memory and a printer. But you aren’t bothered by 30; Hard Copy [A & E ] MOVIE: Mephisto' An overly [CNN] Sports Tonight that letter from “Home Alone a Lot.” My husband takes who is in slate prison in Corcoran, 190 miles north of K X L D I H . Baby born in deli questions about what sort of system you have. x40 Cosby Show (CC) ambitious actor rises to the top of his pro­ [ESPN] SportsCenter Los Angeles. Lew said Hendrickson cited no PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "In a hierarchy. Individuals tend fession by embracing Ihe concepts of Nazi many business trips, and 1 am constantly asked. Why BRANDON, Fla. (AP) — A supermarket deli Entirely menu-driven, the system handles extracting [A&E] World of Survival [HBO] MOVIE: True Believer' (CC) A authority empowering the court to issue the sub­ to rise to their level of incompetence. " — Laurence J. Germany Klaus Maria Brandauer, Krys- don’t you go with him?” I get so sick of that question! clerk who didn’t want to miss work was busy taking information by presenting you with graphic screens. To [CNN] Crossfire tyna Janda 1981 burned-out lawyer attempts to regain his Peter. lost idealism when a young law school First of all. my husband travels for business reasons, poena. [E S P N ] Preseason Baseball: New York orders when she got a surprise delivery: a 6-pound, enter a check, for example, you fill in the blanks of [C N N ] Larry King Live graduate goads him into taking on a mur­ Mets vs. New York Yankees (3 hrs ) and all his time is taken up calling on customers. I am Hendrickson, 45, of Woodland Hills, filed the [DIS] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes der case James Woods, Roben Downey 15-ounce girl. something that looks like a check. And then you charge it (May be pre-empted) (Live) copyright infringement suit in May, a month after Jr . Yuji Okumoto 1989 Rated R (In not about to sit in my hotel room alone in a suange city. Lillie Mae Guillory, 30, went into labor with her to the appropriate account on what looks like a ledger. [LIFE] MOVIE: A Star Is Born' The mar Rivera aired excerpts from “Manson” in the TV spe­ 8 ;0 0 P M .3 Rescue 911 (CC) (60 min ) riage of two rock superstars crurnb'es Stereo) "Which estimate do you want? Repair Often he flies into a city and checks into a motel near the third child and gave birth Sunday in a tiny room be­ The appropriate account will not be immediately clear cial, “Murder — Live from Death Row.” costs or insurance rate increase?" airport and doesn’t get near the heart of the downtown hind the supermarket’s video rental counter. to someone whose entire business experience has been The trial is set for April 10. shopping area — or anywhere near the shopping malls. “I’m an idiot,” she said with a laugh later from a cashing a payroll check, so it will pay to read the more f r a n k a n ERNEST by Dob Thevee Manson was convicted in 1%9 of masterminding ARLO AND J(ANIS by Jimmy Johneon Besides, while he’s away on business trips. 1 have my hospital bed. “I knew I was close, but 1 didn’t want to than 2(X)-page manual. You also get a 60-odd-page guide own projects — my garden that needs tending, looking die murder of actress Sharon Tate and six others. miss a day of work.” to SupeiTrack, a feature that lets you customize tracking v/Y ) Now po X JO after our pets, and I also baby-sit our little grandchild. If Winfrey juggles projects Mother and daughter were doing fine Monday, of numbers to fit your particular needs. And striking a tWxxgfiPsWf''’/ At I were to travel with my husband. I’d be more lonely said assistant store director Bobby Jackson. nice note of optimism, the system handles Accounts with him on trips than I am at home. CHICAGO (AP) — Oprah Winfrey says her life “I said, ‘Lillie, you are not having that kid on my Receivable — money owed you — as well as those grim Another detail: His company pays all his travel expen­ has become a balancing act as she tries to find time to shift,”’ Jackson re eled . He told her to go home, but Accounts Payable. For more information: Great ses. but if I were a tagalong wife, he’d have to pay for be host of her talk show, star in her new television it was too late. American Software, Inc., 615 Amherst Street, Nashua, my travel out of his own pocket. scries and run her $20 million production studio. Jackson ran next door, and summoned paramedics. NH 03063. Phone 1 -800-388-8000, or 603-889-5400. So. even though 1. too. am “home alone a lot,” 1 am On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, Meanwhile, assistant manager Judy Fbronda and neither lonely nor bored. There’s plenty to do. she films her TV talk show. Wednesday afternoons cashier Diane Williams helped with the delivery. CONTENT AND BUSY through Friday evenings, she plays mau-iarch Mattie “I ran to the bakery to gel some towels, and by the Michael of “Brewster Place,” set to debut on ABC time I got back the baby’s head” was Just becoming Today In History next month. On weekends, she attends to business at visible, Foronda said. “Diane held the baby, and 1 her new Harpo production studio in Chicago. held Lillie’s hand, and it Just popped out.” At night, she gets four, maybe five hours of sleep. Williams also works as a medical assisuint for a Today is Tbesday, March 20, the 79th day of 1990. Dr. Gott “I’m not trying to say it’s been an easy thing.” Tampa doctor, and helped with a delivery years ago. There are 286 days left in the year. Spring arrives at 4:19 PHIPPS by Joeeph Ferrie Winfrey said. “But I iliink that 1 have managed to Guillory was fine, “a little scared,” Williams said. p.m. EST. handle this all very well because I have insisted upon “She was more concerned about people walking in Today’s highlight in history: Peter Gott, M.D. having conuol.” on us than anything else.” On March 20, 1852, Harriet Beecher Stowe’s influen­ ‘^ALU r KE/AOVe When paramedics arrived they cut the baby’s um­ tial novel about slavery, “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” was first THE Conference on democracy bilical cord and look mother and daughter to the published. OSLO, Norway (AP) — Elic Wicsel, winner of the hospital. On this date: 1986 Nobel Peace Prize, will bring together other “My legs have finally stopped shaking,” Foronda In 1727, physicist, mathematician and astronomer Sir Drug prevents Nobel laureates, human rights champions and states­ said Monday. “We’re like a family in this store, but Isaac Newton died in London. men in a high-powered conference to evaluate the this is going too far.” In 1815, Napoleon Bonaparte entered F ^s, beginning stomach pain his Hundred Days rule.

DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve been reading about a new prescription drug, Cytotcc, that is supposed to help ‘Equal Justice’ on young district attorneys arthritis sufferers’ stomach problems. What can you tell me about this medication, its side effects and ability to THE ORIZWELL3 by BUI Schorr 1 people, but I don’t let it hold me back,” wanted to do a show that would cause the control arthritis pain? By Jerry Buck WINTHROP by Dick Cevelll DEAR READER: Cytotcc is not used for arthritis. It he said. “I don’t look upon myself as a American public never to look at the law WAH...THATI> r The Associated Press black director — I’m a director. Being a the same again.” NOW WHAT’$ ^USM,..3A«V1INE WOH'T was developed to pircvcnt gasuitis (stomach irritation) TV Topics ‘ D O h/r BOTHER TO WEAR O JT WITH M E - 5HE director is very personal because you take Carter grew up in Texas, where he " TH&V SAV iTfe ALAA/AVS " S O IF ' tO D 'R E g o i n g - WeDH6, and peptic ulcers, conditions that commonly accompany o u r BEFO RE BIX O'CLOCK -iO U a SUNGl-AGSES." TTM a LOS ANGELES — A visit with a col­ with you your life and your experiences studied theater at Southwest Texas Stale CVARKE5T BEFORE RERPCiKT the use of various medicines to relieve arthritic pain and lege roommate’s sister in Houston opened t h e C?AWNJ... TiDVORRCWANDRNING-. .. inflammation. was much in demand as a director but, and your views, and being African- University. director Thomas Carter’s eyes about like a hired gunslinger, always moved on American is an aspect of my character. One of his first roles was as Ray Gun Anti-arthritis drugs — such as Fcldcnc, Motrin, Vol­ criminal prosecutors and led to the crea­ taren, aspirin and others — can reduce the effectiveness after the pilot. But it’s not the .sum of my life. in “Szys/nyk," which disappeared before tion of ABC’s “Equal Justice.” He was looking for a scries of his own “I’m interested in so many things that anyone learned how to pronounce it. of the stomach’s natural, protective coating. Long-term “She was a very unlikely assistant dis- use of these drugs often leads to heartburn, indigestion and found it in “Equal Justice,” which arc universal. How the death of a person Next came “The White Shadow,” uict ailomey who at 26 or 27 was debuts Tuesday, March 27, with a two- affects someone else. Love and relation­ where he got his chance to direct. He and injury to the gastric lining. When this occurs, prosecuting felons,” said Carter, who has patients must discontinue the anti-arthritis medicine. hour pilot. ships. 1 want to explore a variety of found it more challenging than acting and made a career of directing pilots for such Carter is the co-creator, executive themes as well as a variety of visual began to direct many episodes of “Hill By helping preserve the stomach’s protective coating, scries as “Miami Vice,” “St. Elsewhere,” Cytotcc reduces the incidence and severity of these com­ producer and director, and also played a styles. I think if you could sum up my Street Blues” and “St. Elsewhere.” “A Year in the Life,” “Midniglit Caller” small role in the movie. The scries will be work at all, you could say it has a sense of “I was surprised when I directed, be­ plications. Therefore, Cytotcc is taken in conjunction and many more. with anti-arthritics. seen beginning Wednesday, March 28, romantic realism.” cause 1 didn’t think I would like it,” he “When 1 looked into it, I found the hiking over the time slot of “China In the beginning. Carter knew he said. “I came here to act. 1 thought if I ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraua It is not a substitute for medicine u.scd to treat ulcers, d a ’s office was a place where very EEK AND MEEK by Howie S chnetdf nor is it appropriate treatment for gastric irritation that is Beach,” which moves to Mondays. wanted to do a gritty, urban show about directed at all it would be much later.” young lawyers got experience,” he said. "Equal Justice,” set in a big-city dis­ the criminal Justice system. He wanted it n n n T H E N G E T ( THERE ARE ..ENUEMEKl'j BUT^.THF. caused by factors other than anti-arthritic therapy. “We’ve always had this image in movies BUSY! WE V OTHFRS WHO i^'LAIM IT / The major side effects of Cytotcc arc abdominal pain trict ailomcy’s office, stars Cotter Smith, to have an edge, be fast-paced and have a ON THE ROAD: Showtime has intro­ HAVE GUEST^ IN THE \ BELONcit.i 1i’ ii' / 'S it> Yrur 0 U ^ and television of prosecutors being tough, Joe Morton, Jane Kaezmarek, Sarah Jes­ mixture of humor and darit ttagedy. duced a short series called "Crossroads,” FOR SUPPER'( CASTLE .^ L THEM '• , \ NtASI and diarrhea — both of which tend to disappear with older and male. 1 learned young lawyers continued use of the drug. Also, Cytotcc can cause spon­ sica Parker, Barry Miller, Dcbrah Faren- He relumed to Houston for more looking at the talents of people in small spend six or seven years as prosecutors, lino, Lise Cutter, James Wilder, George research, then to New York, where he towns across the country. Episodes have taneous miscarriages in pregnant women; hence, it then move on. The salaries arc low, the should not be used by women in the childbearing years DiCenzo and Kathleen Lloyd. Carter’s visited all the boroughs, and to Chicago. looked at the Cornerstone Theatre Co. in work is intense, the burnout rale is high. co-creators were Christopher Knopf and He also talked to some prosecutors in Ix» rural areas of Appalachia and at the an­ unless they use effective conuaception. “These people have such an over­ David A. Simons. Angeles, although he wanted the story set nual Cowboy P^try Gathering in Elko, To give you additional information, 1 am sending you whelming caseload that people fall Carter is in the forefront of a cadre of in an older city. The pilot movie was Ncv. a free copy of my Health Report “Consumer Tips on through the cracks. Our show is about the young directors who arc black, such as filmed in Pittsburgh. One of the three- to six-minute cracks,” Carter said of “Equal Justice.” Medicine.” Other readers who would like a copy should Kevin Hooks and Eric Laneuville, who “In our show, we don’t deal Just with episodes will visit a Washington dance Carter, who began directing while star­ send $1.25 with their name and address to P.O. Box got their start acting in scries. the nuLs and bolls of the law, but with the company that features disabled people 91369, Cleveland 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the ring in “The While Sliadow,” set the uni­ “Race may be a problem for other politics of it as well,” said Carter. “I and senior citizxtns. MJ title. que visual style for “Miami Vice.” He MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, March 20. 1990—15 14— MANCHESTER HERALD. 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R E /M A X The trial was continuing today pass before patients reach the emer­ rying TPA within a few weeks, To order plans mail check or money order comes comolete with 3 East of the River, 647- It depicted U.S. involvement in Iran Cape on Princeton St. with the government’s final wit­ gency ward, are evaluated by heart ^ erg en cy teams in at least seven and project number and name, with your Full dormered, nicely to 4 bedrooms, a lower 1419.0 arms sales as a straight arms-for- nesses. U.S. District Judge Harold specialists and eventually hooked up other cities are already doing this or iiKSH name, address and zip code Add $2 95 for CUSTOMER SERVICE decorated, 1 car gar­ level recreation room, hostages deal. ^ catalog (includes $16 in discount coupons!) age. See It today! and 2’/2 baths. You'll Greene denied a defense motion for to lines that drip the medicine into planning similar programs. NAMCO. one of America's largest retailers of above The former national security ad­ mi:!:;:;::: In Okla. please add tax $139,900. C entury 21, enlov the Cathedral a mistrial Monday after some of their bloodsu-eams. Dr. C. Richard Conti, president of around pools, spas, patio furniture is expanding and celling with skylights viser is accused of concealing from « CLASSIFIED CRAFTS Epstein Realty, 647- ICDNDDMINIUMS Hamilton’s testimony touched on The new research supports the the college of cardiology, said that has an immediate opening at its new corporate office 8895.0 and the tireploce with statements that Poindexter gave Congress Oliver North’s military as­ growing belief that for this approach MANCHESTER HERALD, 06040 in the Customer Service Department. heatolator. C ustom FDR SALE in light of the lastest research, “we i.s«: P.O. BOX 1000, BIXBY, OK 74008 Candidate must have outgoing personality, excellent MANCHESTER-Priced elegance for your ap­ Congress in 1987 under immunity sistance to the Contra rebels in 1 ^ right and waiting for to work well, it must be offer^ fast, ought to think about giving the first |||BIRDHOUSES SPEEDERS proval ! I ! $215,500. M A LLARD VI EW- from prosecution. Nicaragua and the U.S. role in the communication skills, good organizational skills, good you. Spacious 3 bed­ perhaps even before heart attack vic­ dose in the home by paramedics.” pi|t«rrific colltctlon of houttt follow through. Responsibilities include light keypunch, Anne Miller Real Est- Dlstlnctlve Town- Hamilton said Monday that “al­ missile shipment to Iran. ftedert thai easy room Ranch In quiet tims leave their homes. In the latest study, patients with and Inexpensive lo builds light typing, tiling, data retrieval, much ote, 647-8000.O______houses and Ranches. Earlier in the day, Webb inadver­ m area. A fireplaced tirst CHFA 8.15% approved. most the first words that Admiral The research found that 92 per­ heart attacks were given an injection— plywood. Plant Inciud* diversification. Excellent working conditions In new floor family room, GREAT LOCATION! Poindexter said” when he walked tently brought out some of Poindex­ ^lijiltov^n dotignt. Compi^i^ in- office, happy team atmosphere. Hours are 8:00 AM to Near shopping., bus Located on a private cent of clogged arteries could be of TPA as soon as they arrived at th en I HELP IHELP ^i:|tliuctlont,diagiamt.lull tira wrap-around deck, eat- protective cul-de-sac, i-X} 5:00 PM. Monday through Friday. Above average line, school and recrea­ into the meeting were that “Presi­ ter’s immunized congressional tes­ reopened if the medicine was given WANTED ^^pa lla rn a . 42003 S4.9S in kitchen, and 2 full this new subdivision of hospital. Doctors waited a half hour' * WANTED starting wages, full benefits. tion area this 6 room dent Reagan ... wanted to tell the timony in questioning Hamilton immediately as a shot. Currently SATISFACTION OR YOUR baths are lust some of quality 3 bedroom to mimic an ambulance trip and then _ Call or send resume in confidence to: the features of this Cape has It a ll. $130's. about the presidential finding. AU DITORS/Inventory- HAIRSTYLIST needed In K®. MONEY BACKI Townhouses and full story.” hospitals administer the medicine as set them up on a continuous drip to' “ ^ p T o ord«r plans man chack or Call Peg Oregon to see. Growing Inventory busy, professional, James Mannetti. Director of Personnel lovely home. $143,900. Ranches await your “When Mr. Poindexter was Had Poindexter ever reported a continuous drip infusion, which deliver the rest of a standard dose of ^<=^monay ordar and p roje ci C entury 21, Epstein Blanchard 8, Rossetfo company looking for friendly shop. Call 647- numbar and nama. wiih your NAMCO, 100 Sanrico Drive R e a lto rs," W e're Sel- Inspection. Kitchens making statements about Iran arms destroying the document? Webb lakes longer to set up and is imprac­ ^:%nama. addrass and zip. Add r: Realty, 647-8895.0 TPA. full time people who 9385 or 643-2103. Manchester, CT 06040 llng Houses" 646-2482.0 have Oak cabinets, you believed him?” asked Iran-Con­ asked. tical for use by paramedics. like to travel. for catalog (inciudaa s'-::.*} VERNON Split. Mint con­ range, oven, dis­ “We wanted to see what happens RECEPTIONIST/Secre- In discount couponsi) in 649-3666 GLASTONBURY-Thls “He did,” Hamilton said in front The Associated Press $6.50/hour to start plus dition! Call Ron, 649- hwasher, refrigerator, tra prosecutor Dan Webb. In past studies, clot-dissolving if you give a quick shot and then tory for real estate ;::><:-Okta. plaasa add lax. pristine Ranch home “I did,” Hamilton replied. of the jury. drugs have been about 60 percent to a salary potential. company. Located m CLASSIFIED CRAFTS i m 3087. RE/MAX East of and bullt-ln microwave take the patient to the hospital,” Leave message, Glen, :MANCHESTER HERALD. 0604a the River, 647-1419.0 has up to 5 bedrooms, 2 ovens. Fireplaced liv­ Webb questioned the con­ The congressman, co-chairman of THREATENS OWN LIFE — Billy Ray Youngblood puts a gun downtown Manches­ m P.O. BOX 1000 full baths, and a 3 car 70 percent effective in opening up McKendall said. “It suggests that 203-568-6460. ing rooms, IV2 baths ter. Typing, word pro­ M BIXBY. OK 74008 ^ RICHMOND Rd.-3 bed­ garage. Peg Greagan gressman about the presidential a special congressional committee in his mouth during a standoff with police in Muskegon, Mich., clot-blocked heart arteries. this may be a more effective way of — i with full vanities, se­ RECEPTIONIST for busy cessing a plus. Call <■ V X- > >y> A sw. vA room, 2 bath, family has the key! Blanchard authorization document, called a that investigated the Iran-Contra af­ The new study, meant to simulate achieving patency.” Tom Boyle, 649-4800. room with skylight, parate full basements. Monday. Youngblood fired a shot at a police officer and Glastonbury hair EARN up to $339.84 per When you coll Classified & Rossetto Realtors," finding. fair, was referring to Poindexter’s salon. Experience pre­ central air, deck and 2 zoned baseboard ambulance administration of the Heart attacks usually occur when BULLDOZER OPERA- week assembling our to place on ad, o friendly We’re Selling Houses" hearing systems, An­ threatened his own life, but was convinced after the hour- ferred, but will train. much more. Call Ron, “He didn’t tell you at all about the July 1987 testimony to the commit­ drug tissue plasminogen activator, an obstruction, typically a blood TOR w ith a m inim um IHELP products at home. Am­ Ad-VIsor will answer your 646-2482.0______dersen permashleld Flexible hours. Excel­ 649-3087. R E /M A X East 1985” document? Webb asked. tee, during which he said he tore up and-a-half standoff to turn over the gun. He was being held or TPA, was conducted by Dr. of 3 years continuous azing recorded mes­ MANCHESTER- clot, gets stuck in an artery that lent working atmos­ I WANTED call and help you word of the R iver, 647-1419.0 thermopane windows, “I didn’t know there was such a the document. for psychological tests. experience. M ust be sage reveals details. your od tor best response. Woodhlll Heights luxurious wall-to-wall George R. McKendall of Rhode Is­ feeds the heart muscle. phere and benefits. proficient at fine grad­ Call today. 645-1952. MANCHESTER-New LITTLE CAESAR'S of 643-2711. Ranch with 6 rooms, carpeting and attached Tuesday-Saturdoy. ing. Call 742-5317, 8:30- CRUISE SHIPS now hir­ England Troditlon! At M anchester Is now h ir­ IV2 baths, fireplaced garage! Come see tt:e 657-4537. 5:00. aa/eeo. ing all positions. Both a rem arkable price. ing Assistant Manag­ living room, screened mode tor tommorro- skilled and unskilled. Snuggle up In fro n t of porch, 2 car garage. ers full and part time W...YOU own your own For Information Call one of your fireplaces D oris Borque. $155,900. lot and house. No asso­ positions available. (615) 779-5507, ext. H- on cold winternightsor NEED EXTRA CASH? Call G ary at 646-4300. INSTRUCTION Sentry Real Estate, 643- ciation tees. Compte- 690.______sip Iced tea on your 4060.□ tlvely priced from CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 SPRING AND SUMMER s u n p o rc h adlolnlng $139,900. Blanchard & WORK AT HOME MEDICAL ASSISTANT SOUTH WIN DSOR- Help needed tor Man­ your kitchen on warm with computer, book­ MAKE MUSIC Hlstorlc 1753 Aaron Rossetto Realtors," Lots/Land tor Sole...... 23 Come join our Team of Home chester Company. summer evenings. We're Selling Houses" Notices Merchandise Musical Items...... 84,. keeping, and medical P le n ty of room to Grant 10 room Colonial Investment Property...... 24 Driver's license a Insurance claims expe­ Piano lessons for 646-2482.0 Lost/Found...... 01 Cameras and Photo Equipment...... 85', must. Miscellaneous spread out In this 5 homestead. Carefully Business Property...... 25 Pets and Supplies...... 861! rience tor Manchester ANY AGE! restored. Must be seen MANCHESTER- Personals...... 02 Resort Property...... 26 h ijk Spgdolis^ c l i f ! I Holiday Seasonal...... 71 malmtenance duties. bedroom Ansaldl Co­ Announcements...... 03 Miscellaneous for Sale...... 87 • practice. Send resume to be appreciated. Spacious 2 bedroom M o rta o g e s ...... 27 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 TELEMARKETERS 40 hour week. Coll 646- Call Jan lonial featuring family Auctions...... 04 Tag Sales...... 88*; to: 1 Heritage Place, Joan Inguantl. $335,000. Wanted to Buy...... 28 RoofIng/SIdIng...... 57 Clothing...... 73 5477.______649-7804 room off kitchen and Townhouse located In Financial...... 05 Services Wanted to Buy/Trade...... 89 • ^ Suite 105, Manchester, Sentry Real Estate, 643- small complex. Diane Flooring...... 58 Furniture...... 74 « I NURSE-For Manchester rec room on lower Rentals Child Care...... 51 Electrical...... 59 • I Must be self motivated! CT 06040.______level. You deserve It! I ! 4060.O Johnson. $108,900. Sen­ Employment & Education Cleaning Services...... 52 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 « Oncologists office. Will MANCHESTER- try Real Estate, 643- Rooms tor Rent...... 31 Must be excellent in Selling! TEACHER With asso­ Call Diane, 228-4514. KAREN ESTATES-New Part Time Help Wanted...... 10 Lawn C a re ...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Machinery ond Tools...... 76 Automotive train. Competitive sa­ ciates degree to plan Adoroble Starter. Con­ construction. Single 4060.0 Help Wanted...... 11 Apartments for Rent...... 32 lary and benefits. Call RE/MAX East of the Bookkeeping/Income Tax...... 54 Services Wanted...... 62 Gardening...... 77 You will feel Right at Home! curriculum and teach veniently located Cope R iver, 647-1419.0 family attached MANCHESTER- Eost Situation Wanted...... 12 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Corpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Cars for Sale ...,...... 91 • between 10am and 4pm Homes for Rent...... 34 Good Things to Eat...... 78 children ages 2-3 years rig h t In your budget. homes, no association Meadow, CHFA/FHA Business Opportunities...... 13 Polntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Concrete...... 64 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 J! Interested? 646-0534. NEW LISTING! Built In Instruction...... 14 Store/Oftlce Space...... 35 In daycare. 40 hour Spacious, newly car­ fees! Seller assisted approved one bedroom Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... 79 Compers/Trallers...... 93 • INTERNATIONAL Com­ 1987 this lovely French Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property...... 36 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 For more information call week salary negotia­ peted Living Room financing, prices start Condo In "mint condi­ Form Supplies and Equipment...... 80 pany needs sales peo­ with a brick fireplace, Provincial Colonial In Industrial Property...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS W ITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Services...... 95 ■' ble. Call TheChlldren's South Windsor otters at $133,900. A ll a p plian­ tion" recently painted Office/Retall Equipment...... 81 ple 4 local locations. It Place Inc..Manchester tormol dining room, Real Estate Garages and Storage...... 38 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 ■ 647-9946 traditional styling In a ces Included. Sentry ond papered. $76,900. Homes tor Sale...... 21 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Recreotlonal Equipment...... 82 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 *, Between 3 and 6 pm you are aggressive and 643-5535. eot-ln kitchen, modern Real Estate, 643-4060.Q D.W. Fish Realty, 643- C a ll 643*2711 for more Inform ation! country community. 4 Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 Boots and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted to Buy/Trade...... 98 • like to ta lk on the phone AUTO MECHANIC- both-pertect for the 1591.0 Ask for Elaine and like to moke mo­ generous bedrooms, PAINT AND PAPE- Experlenced. Call tirst-time buyer. R...And som e TLC ney this Is (or you. $134,500 D.W. F ish 2 Vj baths with lacuzzi, READ YOUR AD: Clasilfed advartUamants ora G ory, 872-2024.______2550 square feet of qual­ throughout are needed DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to Shifts available 9-1 or Realty, 643-1591.C ILDTS/UND RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. taken by telephone os a conyenlence. The 5-9. Coll 646-3350. HELP WANTED-Hard ify living. Ottered at to bring this adorable 6 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one e o e /m /f. worker, eager to learn BOLTON-Colonlol with $306,000. Call Linda room Cope back to life ! FOR SALE deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Whithan Nursery, Historical Charm. Im­ B row n, 647-8691 even­ Featuring 3 bedrooms, 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of BOOKKEEPER/AUDIT CLERK FULL-TIME Immediate LAND-75,000, view ot tion. For advertisements to be published theorlglnol Insertion. Errors which do not lessen route 6 Bolton, 643-7802. maculate 1810 home ings. RE/MAX East of 1 bath, fireplace, walk­ 26 or more days; 50 cents per line per day. NAMCO, one of America's largest retailers of above opennlng. Molor ap­ out basement, vinyl Hartford with ap­ CONSTRUCTION- with warmth and ele­ the River, 647-1419.0 Minimum charga: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be ground pools, spas and patio furniture has an imme­ pliances delivery and siding, 2 car garage, proved building lot. corrected by on additional Insertion. Pavlng foreman gance. Many custom MANCHESTER. Neat diate opening at its main office in Manchester for an Installation. We will features Include new 63x210 lo t. Located on Build using your plans train. Dependable, needed tor north east­ and clean. 3 bedroom or sellers; 100,000, 1.5 AUDIT CLERK. P Inetloors In breakfast home with lots of ex­ Crestwood Drive In self-starters apply to­ ern company. Job con­ Manchester. Asking acre rear lot In Forest Candidate should have excellent math skills, good sists of, but not limited room and den, new tras. Screened porch, attention span, and a minimurn of oiie year experi­ day. Includes Satur­ kitchen cabinets and $135,000. Jackson & Hills. Build using your I PART TIME PART TIME PART TIME day. $5.50 hour paid to, operation of power hardwood floors plans or sellers. Sentry Notices I ence in auditing. The responsibilities include audit of French doors to a sun throughout, exterior Jackson Real Estate, HELP WANTED tra in in g . Call 643-2171. paving box. Manage­ 647-8400.0______Real Estate, 643-4060.O PERSONALS PERSONALS ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED daily sales, charges, verification of bank deposits, m e n t e x p e rie n c e a room. Nicely sited on painted 1988. Conve­ Iplus Acres. Owner will As a condition precedent riar.-.es or patents, viola­ refunds and voids, and communicating with stores. must. Good salary, nient location. Call BRAND NEW LISTING! CHRIS ROWLANDS Is an schools, fairs, boys- JEWERLY SALES-Part- PART-TIME Help yard Full time hours Monday through Friday 8 to 5, full hold first mortgage. Barbara. $144,900. Sensational 10 room HIGHLAND PARK to the placement of any tion of rights of privacy P A R T - You can make excellent paid holldoys and Insu­ enthusiastic and ener­ cout/girlscout troops, tlme position flexible work. After school and benefit package including dental, pleasant working $269,900. D.W. Fish RE/MAX Eost of the Colonial on Emily adyertising in the and infringement of TIME/TEMPORARY- dish cloths from the mesh rance plan. EQUAL HOME SITES getic environmental and any other function hours. A pply In person. Saturday. 643-7004. conditions. Apply in person or send resume to: J. OPPORTUNITY EM- Realty, 643-1591.□ R iver, 647-1419.0 Lane In M anchester. Porter Street area City wa­ Marichestor Herald, Ad­ copyright and entertainer. He writes Data Entry; Individual Diamond Showcase, ixigs In which oranges, Imaginable. For more SALES SECRETARY- potatoes, onions, etc. are PLOYER/M/F. C oll COVENTRY- Selling MANCHESTER- Over 3,300 square feet ter, sewers. Builders pack­ vertiser hereby agrees proprietary rights, unfair and performs his own BINGO to assist our expanding Manchester Porkode. Mannetti Information please call /Greeter. Part-time, i 228-4030. below reconstruction Dellghtful, super size of fabulous tioorsoace! age available. Brokers pro­ to protect, indemnify original music. His la­ environmental con­ NAMCO, 100 Sanrico Drive sold. Just boll for 15 conipatition and libel 742-0724, If no one Is Every Tues. Dally 3pm-8pm and e v-' m inutes In w ater to which cost-Spoclous newer. fomlly room. Makes Featuring 4 bedrooms, tected.^ and hold harmless the test program deals sulting firm to enter PART-TIME employ­ Manenester, CT 06040 3.5 baths Included a and slander, which may available to take your erv other Saturday, i chlorine bleach has been Cedar sided 3 bedroom this 3 bedroom Colon­ 646-5254 Manchester Herald, its with our sea faring 7pm scientific data. 25-35 ment available at Little 649-3666 When you coll Classified 12x13 master bath with result from the publica­ phone coll, please Heavy customer con- ' odded. Put still good but Colonial, 2 full baths, ial sparkle! Featuring friends. The program hours per week. Expe­ Caesar's Pizza. Apply lacuzzi, 25x21 family officers and employees tion of any advertise­ leave a message. "V ery tact. PC skills o Plus ; no-longer needed furni­ to ploce on od, a friendly eot-ln kitchen, open a flrplace with heato- entitled WHALES AND •Reg.games$50 rience with spread In person at 534 E. Ad-VIsor will answer your room, 3 fireplaces In­ against any and all ment in the Manchester reasonable rates. You Contact Ed Thornton, ture and oppllances back floor plan, dining room laters, Fleldstone wall, TALES Is a rocking won't be sheets and willingness Middle Turnpike, Mon- coll and help you word cluded one In the mas­ BUSINESS liability, loss or ex­ Herald by advertiser, in­ • 4 Specials $100 each to learn. Specialized chester or ca ll 649-7041. 646-3515, M anchester Into use by selling them with sliders to deck, slider to oaflo, comfor­ mixture of rap and disappointedlll______your od to r best response. heat recirculating fire­ ter bedroom! Central PROPERTY panse, including attor­ cluding advertisements programs desireable. with a low-cost Classified. table yard. Lots of popular music that en- • Two winners take all! 643-2711. places. $179,900.P hilips room. Coll Barbara. air, central vac, enor­ neys’ fees, arising from in any free distribution ONE OF THE good habits Hours flexible between 643-2711. tertolns young and old Real Estote, 742-1450o RE/MAX East of the mous country kitchen, claims of unfair trade publications published while educating them thrifty people hove deve­ • A Buildup Game 7;30am-6pm. Please I CLASSIFIED CRAFTS marble tover. In- loped Is dally reading of TOLLAND-Newlv Built 7 R iver, 647-1419.0 practices, infringement by the Manchester about our friends In the send cover letter and % A Feature of This Newspaper ground pool and much of trademarks, trade the ads in classified. resume to Patricia room Cape on 1.5acres EAST HARTFORD- Cul- FOR Herald. Penny Sieffert. sea. His programs are CLERK OF THE WORKS WE DELIVER Includes raised panel much morel Quiet cul- That's where they find The Knights of Gerhard of Fuss & For Horn* Delivery. Cell De-Sac Locale, Custom de-soc oft of Fern Publisher. approprlofe f o r value biiuc The Town of Coventry is seeking a Clerk of the Works for the code doors, oak flo o rin g In LEASE O'Neill, Inc. 146 Hart­ built alumllnum sided Street. This exquisite Columbus ford Road, Manches­ correction renovation, aleration, and modificaion project to the Cap­ 647-9946 dining room, central Raised Ranch. Beauti­ vac & a ir, and 1st flo o r home Is o tte re d of ter,CT 06040. eoe/m /f. tain Nathan Hale School and the Coventry Grammar School. Appli­ Mondey to Friday. 9 lo 6 ful landscaped and $489,900. Jackson & OR SALE St. Jude Council laundry. Appliances fenced private yard. I HELP HELP HELP HELP LAUNDRY Person. 8am- cants must be able to demonstrate familiarity with all phases of except refrigerator In­ Jackson Real Estate, New 12,000 Snake Hill Rd. Spectacular first floor 647-8400.a WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED 1 pm, Mondav-Frlday. building construction thru prior experience as a Clerk of the Works, cluded. Allowances tor square foot I Auto Mechanics Family Room with Coventry, CT Must hove own trans­ a construction superintendant or an architect involved in construc­ lighting, flooring, ca­ cathedral ceilings and THE LUCK OF THE IR­ portation. Coll Arbor ISH!!! This Is your commercial/light tion supervision of projects in the ranoe of $5,000,000. Applicants Experienced in front binets, etc. $258,900. sliders to deck. WAREHOUSE ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR Acres Farm , 633-4681, Philips Reol Estate, $185,900. MUST lucky day! Be sure to industrial building DATA ENTRY end alignment, brakes see this new listin g on NAMCO, one of America's largest retailers of above­ ext. 360. eoe. must be able to begin work on or about May 1,1990 with the duration 742-14500 SEEID.W. Fish Reoltv, ott exit 66 and I- NAMCO, one of America's largest retailers of above of the job being approximately 16 months. Applicants should submit and ac. Excellent pay NORTH COVENTRY- 643-1591.0 Henry Street In M an­ ground pools, spas, patio furnnure, is aga|n_expand­ DIETOFTHEQO’S chester. Charming 5 84, Vernon. Can ing and hatlas an immediate opening for an A ...... SSISTA N.. T ground pools, spas, patio furniture Is expanding and resumes with salary requirements with at least 3 references attest­ & hospitalization. Uni­ Clean and Spacious 7 MANCHESTER- has an immediate opening for a Data Entry/Com- Try the new diet disc pro­ room Raised Ranch In­ plus room Ranch In customize. Avail­ SUPERVISOR of WAREHOUSING and DISTRIBU­ gram. All natural. Dr. rec­ NOON-TIME AIDES forms and paid holi­ Exceotlonal Cooe- ferritic condition. 2-3 TION. putar Operations Generalist at its new office in ROLL-TOP DESK. Build a family traautra. ing to their experience to: cludes large kitchen, ommended, 100%guar- Manchester, Board of Nlcelv decorated 6 bedrooms, full bose- able July 1990. Candidates should have a minimum of two years Manchester. Datk daaign faaturas two allding writing days. Also, training atrium door to deck room home with en­ anteed. Call Doreen at: Judity A. Halverson, Chairman ment, fireplace, hord- experience in warehouse supervislon/management, Responsibilities include alpha-numeric typing, main­ Education is seeking boarda, cubbyhola taction, and aacrat w ith nice view. Rec closed rear porch, 2 School Building, Committee Superintendents Office, program kx entry level. room with corner fire­ wood floors, and morel Call days with minimum volume responsibility of three million tenance of order verification, much diversification. 647-9961 noon-lime aides for compartmant. 50x66x30 Inchat. Plant In­ decks, tenced in yard. Bowers School. Price Candidate should have minimum of one year experi­ clude llluatratad, atap by stap Inatructlona 78 Ripley Hill Rd., 643-6510, place. New liner In Move-In condition, 870-9811 dollars. Knowledge of shipping, receiving, record keep­ Highland Park and above-ground pool lust reduced to ing, and good people-skills are musts. Only highly ence, good organizational skills, high energy level. with woodworking tips and tachnlquaa. ask for Gary convenient location, $139,900111 Jockson & Martin Schools. 2 hours Coventry, CT 06238 w ith deck. $159,900. or 584-1443 energetic, organized self-starters need apply. Knowledge of System 36 helpful. #0540 $12.05 eoe less than 1 mile to 1-384. Jackson Real Estate, Full-time position, lull benefil package Including den­ PART TIME Philips Real Estote, $139,900. P hilips Real 1 Position Is permanent. Full benefit package including I a day $5.50 per hour. on or before March 30.1990 ______647-8400. • tal, excellent vacation policy. Hours 8 to 5, Monday 742-14500 Estote, 742-14500 dental, excellent vacation policy, above average wages. HELP WANTED Interested applicants SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACKI Call or send resume in confidence to: James Man- thru Friday, overtime available. To ordar plana mall chack or monty ordar Call or send resume in confidence to: J. Mannetti, should contact Mrs. nettl. Director of Personnel. and projact numbar and nama, with your Director of Pesonnel. PART-TIME Office sales. Novak (Highland Park, NAMCO. 100 Sanrico Drive It you take pride In namt, addraia and zip coda. Add $2.05 for Astrograph Manchester, CT 06040 NAMCO, 100 Sanrico Drive your work and enlov a 647-3430) or Mr. Whin- catalog (Includat $16 In discount couponti) Bridge 649-3666 Manchester, CT 06040 challenge this Isthe lob nem (Martin, 647- In Okla. plaata add tax. 649-3666 for you. Paid training SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Time IS too 3366) CLASSIFIED CRAFTS old adage that says, expeneiH/e is the $5.50 hour. Includes MANCHESTER HERALD. 06040 ruffed the third club Alas, West over- best leauhei and, in yeoi instam e. this previous lor you to sguander today Saturday. Call 643-2171. Small sacrifice ^ o u r Share it with people you truly love and P.O. BOX 1000, BIXBY, OK 74008 NORTH J M ruffed and the defenders took anothei should be true tor you today You le not ♦ K heart trick for down two IX'darer';- ‘Birthday likely to repeat mistakes Ihiil . .lused want to be with you instead ol wasting it YAWS gets big results careless play at trick one was indiHMl you bitter memories on outsiders who dooT appreciate the real ^ou ♦ K 7 6 4 costly March 21. 1990 CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Ih e re s a ♦ A K g J 6 By James Jacoby He has a rare safety play to insure (..‘-.sibilily your adveisaiies may under SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) This lato yi>u in youi < ommeicial dealings r. oni- ol those days wtiere business and EAST the contract He must waste dumtiiy'^ There is a likelihood in the year ahead WEST Although bridge teachers do not ad­ spade king, overtaking with his ace at today They i ould be in loi a rude awak­ pleasure should mix well it things are M A N C H E S T E R J O B SERVICE...alway» ready to serve job-seekers and area employers at no charge... ♦ Q J to 8 4 #76532 you will start moving in more prominent conducted properly Pul en)oymont first vocate junk pre empts, many experts, trick one so that he can lead the 10 of social circles than those to which you've ening. especially il push comes to Y to 7 2 tr K J 9 8 with favorable vulnerability, will and culling the deal second ♦ - diamonds from his hand and let it ride become accustomed Fun limes are in ■iliove JOB Here are some of the many new job openings available this week; ♦ A J 5 open with a three-bid on very poor val­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You II have the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Your li- # 8 7 4 2 Before you protest that declarer the oiling, so make the most ol them ♦ 10 3 ues as in today’s three-diamond wherewithal to drive a liaid bargain to­ nanctal aspects look extremely encour­ •In-process inspector with minimum •Immediate opening kx warehouse would have lo be peeking, ask yourself ARIES (M arch 21-April 19) You might aging today, so il you re involved in •Third shift opening available for web day it you leel the need to do .0 Howev of 1 yrs experience to inspect worker — 2nd shift — use fork lift SOUTH opening. this question. Even if East wins the be approached lo take a leadership role something itial could make or save you Sm/KE press operator with minimum of 2 ei the course you'ie most likely lo lake oloctronic components Must be able Good pay * shift differential • fringe # A 9 North was quick to ask for aces. jack of diamonds, can you now possi­ today in a group in which you're in­ money, give this project your maximum •Intorosting opening lor producuon •Like outdoor work? Landscape yrs exponerxie Hoal set experience benefits # 6 4 3 volved. The task could be trying, but will be one IhnI assures parity toi all to road blueprints, use measuring in­ .South, unhappy with the strength of bly lose the hand’ The answer of o llo rl control clerk with minimum ol 1 yr laborer with 2 yrs experience on Harris equipment Excellent pay struments arxf electronic tost equip­ # g 10 9 8 3 2 his suit, iiiexplicably answered with a your peers will have lailh in your abili­ pailies concerned rate -» shift bonus • benefits course is that East will be on lead and VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Ttie services AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) A sso­ experience in production/slock work needed immediately to trim hedges, ment Very good pay rate • lull # 9 5 lie. If West could have looked at all ties to do It right Trying to patch up a ciates will have no doubts where you Use CRT, prepare reports, expedite plant shrubs, seed lawns, etc. Excel­ have no way to develop a trick for his broken romance'/ The Astro-Graph you render today should be ottered on a benefits Vulnerable: East-West four hands, he would have led a heart, stand today and they II appreciate you orders. Good pay and fringe benefits. lent pay and benefits side. The defenders get only the ace ol businesslike basis Those wtio solicit South but his natural lead was the queen of Matchmaker cun help you to under­ all the more (or your candor Laying all •Signs of Springl Employer seeking •Cars your thing? Area opening for Dealer diamonds. For the declarer who finds stand what lo do to make the relation­ your skills mustn t be led lo expect a auto mechanic. Employer willing to spades Declarer won the king and tieebie Payment should be proportion ol your cards out on the table will en­ small engine mechanic with 2 yrs this play, the layout of the defenders' ship work Mail $2 to Matchmaker. P O courage them to do likewise accept trainee or fully expononced. South West North E a t l played a trump from dummy, putting ale lo value received experience on 2-cycle or 2-stroke en­ •Full time openings available at once •No exporionoo required for factory State of Connecticut trumps can be described only as a re­ Box 91420. Cleveland, OH 44 101-3428 PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Som ething lor restaurant workers in new Mall worker opening in commercial print­ Good pay rate. 3 ♦ Pass 4 NT Pass up the queen as Kast showed out. West LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) People you gines. Excollont pay/benefits. Pass 5 ♦ All pass ward for virtue. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Today you constructive can be done today about Good pay rate ing ostaUishment. 3rd shift — Good Labor Department 5 V now shifted to a heart. Declarer encounter in soi lal sellings today will Jjinu's Jsi\>by 's biHiks ‘Jacoby on Hndgt‘“ and may relish competitive situations a bit .III old obligation that is owed you Ap- pay -f shift dilferential -» fringe •a deliberate lie played the queen, losing to the king, ‘Jacoby on Card Carnes" (written with his father, be attracted li' »ou beiMuse they'll like 806 Main Street •noio than usual. You'll leel you have pioach the debtor in a manner where bonotitB •VYanI to learn a trade? Immediate and a heart came back. He look the the late Oswald Jaioby) are now available at tome extra reserve upon which to draw your style This -ifiould be espintiully opening lor roofer apprentice Good Manchester, CT 06040 - Opening lead ♦ Q bookstores. Both are published bv Chams liiHiks Hue ol member-, ol Itie opposite this person will gel the message without ace in dummy and played A-K and :hat others luck, and you'll be right le se n lm e n l pay rate (203) 649-4558 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) There's an gender 16— MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, March 20, 1990

CONDOMINIUMS HOMES IMISCELLANEDUS CARS I FOR RENT FOR RENT LAWN CARE I SERVICES FOR SALE Fraud MANCHESTER-2 bed- DATS UN-280 ZX, 1979. Hike GSL Building Mainte­ Paying dues MANCHESTER-2 family rooms, 1'/j baths, air. nance Co. Commercl- Good running condi­ flat. 1st floor, 4'/a room R.D. Mainville '^ t|^ Speciolis^ Fully Equipped kitchen al/ResIdentlal building tion. Needs some body apartment. Applian­ $695. 272-2410 O w ner work. New front ces. Adults preferred. repairs and home Im­ MANCHESTER- YARD provements. Interior brakes, new tires all Medicaid investigation No pets. Security. $550 around, oil changed Sanitary div ision 192 grab Immaculate, 2 bed­ monthly. 649-7885 MAINTENANCE and exterior painting, room, 1 '/2 bath light carpentry. Com­ eyery 1000K, a new bra. prompted 40 arrests/4 Townhouse. Air, fully UNLIMITED plete lanitorlal ser­ $2500 or best otter. Call budget is up 39%/3 UConn tickets/11 647-0061, leaye mes- appllanced, washer/d- No Job Too Small 643-2315 vice. Experienced, rel­ Ddlf! soge, ask tor Pan. rver. No pets. $750 + STORE/OFFICE iable, free estimates. utilities. Available I FOR RENT 643-0304. RENAULT-1982 Le Car, April 1. 643-7388. LAWN MOWERS ATTENTION Dog Excellent body, no MANCHESTER- OFFICE FOR RENT- Owners-RegIstratlon rust, new tlres/brake- CHILDCARE Immaculate, 2 bed­ Includes utilities and REPAIRED now In progress tor s,AM FM cassette, CARPENTRY/ PAINTING/PAPERING needs dlstrlbuto- room, l '/ 2 bath, parking. Location 485 ★ Free Pickup & Deiivery basic obedience REMODELING Townhouse. Air, fully E. Middle Turnpike. In Manchester classes. Please call tor r.Owners have no 646-1698. space or time.$250 or Licensed Daycare/Playgroup a ppl lanced, washer/d- ★ Frompt, Courteous, training site location Wall. Papering and Paintinj best offer,649-0003 Bill. Full and part-time available. 2-4 ryer. No Pets. $750 plus M A N C H ESTER-330 Expert Service nearest you. 659-2482 or CUSTOM CARPENTRY 30 years Experience yr. olds. Beautiful Manchester utilities. Available square feet. $302 per A- R eas o n ab le P rices 267-7025. Trainer Joe DISanto. home w/many indoor and out­ UNLIMITED Insurance, References and April 1st. 1 month se- month. 1 mile to 1-84. A Free Estimates door activities. A lot of TLC and Peterman Building Co. U concadi Insured Free Estimates cu rlty. 643-7388 individual attention given. Early evenings. 649-9404. A 15% Senior Discount SCRANTON starting hrs. Decks, Kitchens & Bath­ MARTY MATtSSON ECONOMY LAWN I MISCELLANEOUS CHRYSLER-PIYMOUTH 649-9694 7am-5pm. rooms designed & remod­ 649-4431 FOR SALE 55 Windsor Ara. (Rte. 83), Wmon HanrliPHtpr HrralJi INDUSTRIAL MOWER eled. Ceramic tile, all phases 85 Dodge 600ES $3,495 Call Anytime Loaded, Traraportalion Special of carpentry & repair. HOMES I PROPERTY ^LEANING SERVICES . McHugh Himself 647-5705 END ROLLS 85 Toyota Pickup $4,665 C a l Now For Spring Specials FOR RENT MANCHESTER- 27'A" width — 504 AirtomMlc, Extra Clean Painting & wallpapering at 528-5502 Anytima BOLTON- 9 room Con­ Avallable Imme- 13" width — 2 for 504 87 Mazda B-2000P.U. $4^85 dlately. 800, 1200, 1750 S Speed, Low miae. Ready M Qo its best Free Estimates. Fully temporary. SI 400 —TaRBKCSTOIS— Nawiprint end rollt cm be Wednesday, March 21,1990 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents CANEPA square feet. Commer- picked up et the MetKheeter 87 Dodge Dakota P.U. $6,785 Insured. Established 1974. monthly plus utilities. SPRING YARD Long Bad, Low m la,, Sharp truck COLTART CARPENTRY D.W.FIsh 643-1591 or clal/lndustrlal. Ill Herald ONLY before 11 am. JANITORIAL Phase Electric. 646- 'and Monday through Thuriday. 87 Chrysler New l ^ e r ^ ,6 7 5 For all your carpentry needs. 643-9321 871-1400. 4 Door, Loadad, Laethar bitartor. Extra Additions to fit your style. 5477. HOME CLEAN-UP SERVICES MANCHESTER-3 bed­ dean CALL NOW!' Decks, roofs, porches, finished MANCHESTER- ALL TYPES OF YARD WORK 87 Mercu7 Cougar $7,865 basements. References & Low room Cape, fireplace, -TmtOwidi -TnidiaBKMw, QUALITY fully appllanced kit­ Avallable Imme- RmmW WM/In W* WANTED TO ZDoor, Many extras, Needs lobe aold 645-6707 Prices. 1-11-4tC 1-12-4tB. dlatelv. 2700 square ■laltaiKiifW -angnASat 87 Chrysler Lebaron $9,245 PAINTING chen, dining room, 2 ■YMdtamnd CMnOmS BUY/TRADE Cox threatens feet. Cold storage with Automsllc, 29,000 mllat 633-1835 COMPANY baths, 1 car garage. No -CUMraClMrad -GraWCWpaWy Interlor/Exterior loading dock. 646-5477. ■BtatitlnHwiowJ EiMorHouM STEINWAY GRAND PI­ 88 Ch^s Lebaron Convert $SAVE O’Neill shuns battle ‘toll’ pets. 2 month's secur­ ^ecializing in: -RiniluraMiMd MnInB ANO wanted (only), Automatic, Top Down Special Painting Done HANDYMEN/CARPENTERS Custom Painting ity. $950 plus utilities. tMnCUttMMM WiWMBrtir 89 Plymouth Sundarioe $8,645 649-0795. -ConpMMBijidina -U n d a d n g any size In any condi­ Automsllc, A/C, Only 9,000 m llat •light carpentry Cleanlno. HauUng, Cflipenliy, Remodsnng ■Sheetrock SPrapwlyMiMnnoi rniWaTm, Reasonably Pricsd MISCELLANEOUS tion. Will pay top price 89 Dodge Grand Caravan $14,995 •ceilings and walls repaired «iW -labC(iMidMa and pick up. Call now •attics and cellars cleaned Free Eslknales ■Textured FOR RENT FULUNNSURFD H t£E ESTIMATES 7 pau., 6 cyl., 6 year warranty to raise rates Few are Al Cats Answered 1-800-238-6324 anytime. c e ilin g s I STORE/OFFICE CAIL. YARDMASTERS 643-6386 Risk's Handyman & CAR Garage on Ridge­ ■W allpaper 643-9996 FURNITURE W anted- 875-3311 the regulatory agency has levied V.3t Jullvinsured/fee estimates FOR RENT wood Street. (Across By Rick Santos Carpentry Service Bedroom set or against Cox. '-V- •P laster from Willies). Strictly Manchester Henald surprised 646-1949 dressers, dining room ■Interior /Exterior storage. $75 per month. It says the company takes strong CLEANING set and misc. furniture. exception to DPUC’s attack on the References - MANCHESTER Coll Rose, 647-8400 or BOOKKEEPING/ 524-8824. Homes, offices, etc. CARPENTRY WORKS FREE Estimates 646-8646. INCOME TAX WANTED TO If the state does not change a company’s commitment to public For all your •Repa'rs 'Remodelling FOR SALE OR BUY/TRADE preliminary decision regarding the at decision Quality workman­ access programming; the agency cleaning needs •Additions -Garages renewal of Cox Cable’s franchise •Decks ship and materials. LEASE/OPTION CARS called it “lackluster.” CPA TAX PREPARATION license, Cox will pass on the subse­ By Dianna M. Talbot Call Call Mark Written guarantee. 2 of the best located pro- FOR SALE W e buy clean, late model In the letter, Cox cites testimony CHILD CARE For Individuals & Business. quent financial tiurdcn to customers 645-0668 644-2362 643-5337 Licensed & Insured. fesional office suites in town. used cars and trucks. Top from public access users who sup­ Manchester Herald Your home or mine. Eve­ CHEVY 1983 Cltloflon-4 prices paid. in the form of Inighcr rates, accord­ port the company’s initiative in that LIcensed/lnsured C all (1) First floor facing Main S t CONSCIENTIOUS TIRED OF HOUSEWORK? Mother of ISmonth nings or Weekends. door,excellent conditi­ Mr. DufI • Carter ChevroM ing to documen'ts on file at the slate 1250 square feet. Huge, pri­ area. HARTFORD — In 1982, Wil­ OR A HOUSE ONLY 203-875-9094 daughter will baby Reasonable Rates on,Immaculate 1229 MNnStreel throughout. 1 owner. Department of Public Utility Con- Although the letter says Cox will liam A. O’Neill walked through a SURFACE CLEANED. MASTER CARPENTER 24. H o u rs vate parking lot. sit,my home. Referen­ Mancheeter, CT o Call 528-1947 633-5518______U'ol in New Bn.tain. agree to the stipulations of the door and into a popular room in THEN CALL ME AT (2) 2500 square feet, 2 story ces 649-0923. 646-8484 J3 “n Doors and windows to custOiTi builL CHEVORLET 1987Sprlnt- The inform;iiion is in a Icllcr renewal, the stale’s acting Consumer the state’s elegant red-brick 644-1134 traditional style building. Nojcbtoosmal. WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. 5 speed, 45 miles per dated TUesday from Cox Cable of Counsel Eugene M. Coss and Governor’s Mansion at 990 ^ F ASK FOR ANITA Quality work at a Very near famous Cavey-s •FREE ESTIMATES I ^ C A R S gallon. Low mileage. CARS , Greater Hartford’s Vice President Manchester’s Town Manager Prospect Avenue to announce BONDED S INSURED reasonable price! Restaurant. Off street park­ One owner. Blaupunkt. •SENIOR DISCCUNTS FOR SALE and General h lanagcr Jayson Juras- Interior & Exterior ing. LAWN CARE FOR SALE Richard Sartor have recommended that he would run for governor. $1995. 644-2115. ka. — m OVER 20 YRS. EXPERIENCE Free Estimates CALL TOM BOYLE the DPUC amend the draft decision On Tuesday afternoon, the SWEEP MR. WINTER Call Brian Weigle The letter stales the company by making additional demands on scene was awkwardly familiar, O o OUT THE WINDOW! NEIL MILLER OWNER/AGENT 645-8912 BUNKER LANDSCAPING wants the 15-year franchise exten­ the cable company. but this time, O’Neill announced Our daaning tervio* b B O Y LE R E A L ^ 0 0 thorough A d o p o n d ^ 646-5692 & DESIG N sion it had requested rather than the The Office of the Consumer something diiTerent: he would ; F ^ . r ^ ^ a . ESTATE ■Full lawn care & 'Hand Raking 10 years tht; DPUC has recom­ H - < landscaping service -Dethaching Counsel represents customers of not seek a third term as governor. ALL PHASES OF HOME MISCELLANEOUS mended in itr, draft decision. And a m . Free EytlmatM/Unbaatabla Prtcas SERVICES 6 4 9 - 4 8 0 0 •Spring Clean-up -Ferliliang & Lime public utilities. The announcement did not IMPROVEMENT NEEDS MOWING 10-year extension would force the o IJ 643-7724 or 647-9556 Basements tnished - Decks- Coss, in a letter also filed with the surprise many people who were Sunroome - Rootng - Bathrooms - Fully Insured/Frea EsUmalas company to pay more interest on DPUC on Tuesday, wants the sys­ assembled nor many politicians Klchm CHARLESTHE In 1 1 C A R S GEORGE 633-1716 loans and t his would have to be tem upgrade to be completed by in Manchester. Recent polls have IS yre. eipedsnce HANDYMAN compcnsalcr 1 for by increasing cus­ Steve Devereaux's l»'lF OR SALE March of 1993, rather than January suggested that the governor’s LAWN CARE ENTERPRISES tomers’ rales. Service POWER WASHING I CARS of 1994, which the DPUC requested. popularity among state residents 742-1076 “Cox Ca ble firmly believes its | - 3 ) residential & commercial FOR SALE Another change recommended by might be falling, mainly due to a record wtu~fanls a term beyond the SPRING CLEANUP PAINTING Lipman VW Coss is that Cox allow non-profit, $1 billion tax package he im­ o o interior/exterior 10 years proposed in the draft Dethatching; edging; hedge and Rts. 83, Vtmon community-based organizations to posed last year. Also, he faced a O “n LANDSCAPING SPRING CLEANING decision," Juraska’s letter reads. bush trimming. Lawn mowing. 1989VWGoia CARDINAL manage public access television lough challenge from U.S. Rep. — m -garages yard AMO. X C “Further, the financial impact of the rather than the company. Bruce A. Morrison, a four-term Experienced. Dependable. ■cellars -gutters i9S8VWJenaa BUICK, INC. Landscaping - Now accept Au«afAX significan t capital improvements Sartor’s recommendations, also congressman from Hamden, who Ray Hardy's Lawn Care Totatilling V W J«u Carat 1B89 Buick C antury Coupa 910.M O about to be undertaken by Cox ing spring work. Accepting ■BrushAree & trash Lo«d»d 1969 BulckRagal Coupa 910 ,M 0 reported in a letter to the DPUC, in­ is a candidate for the Democratic 646-7973 1984 VWOuamum 1969 BulcH Skyivk Sadan 96,790 re m o v a l 5C«< AMO. loadM Cable art' reduced when terms are clude stipulations that Cox provide gubernatorial nomination. lawn accounts. Clean, pro 968 PontUc Firabird Coupa 99,999 O O *30 yrs. experience 1987VWJ«nia S o p . A C 968 Chavy Z-24 Cavaliar 99.990 longer thi in 10 years.” free remote conuol devices for cus­ In addition, O ’Neill, 59, fessional service. Please *tast, reliable & 1986 Vw Got 967 BMW 325 912.990 NEW 1990 GEO STORM m z 1967 Ford Tarrpo 99.990 The m ajor improvement to which tomers with physical disabilities, recently met with his physicians fully insured A M o .A C o > BOOKKEEPING/ leave message. 644-2901. 1986VWGOI 1967 Bukk LaSabra Sadan 99,490 Juraska refers is primarily increas­ keep public access studios open for to discuss the effects that INCOME TAX *10% senior $sp4 .ftuntoof 1067 Marcury Grand Marquis 910.990 > I” d isco u n ts l9^Vwjenaa 1967 BukkCantury LTD Sadan 97,1 ing the channel capacity from the a minimum of 40 hours per week, another, possibly his most 5opd ,A C 1987 Buick Cantury LTD Sadan 99,290 Reginald Pimo/Manchealer Herald J 3 O ) CALL 872-4072 1984 VWScirocca 1067 BukkRagM Coupa 99.996 present''ll to 54. and offer live programming rigorous, campaign might have BOOKKEEPING/ S o p d .A C 1967 OidiRranza Coupa 99,990 Cox serves about 52,000 sub­ capability at each public and private on his health. During his nine ALAN W. GATES 19B0Rat)tX 1967 ChavyS-10 Truck 99.2M) SAYING GOODBYE — Gov. William A. O’Neill, accompanied by his wife Nikki, announced J 3 > INCOME TAX EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS [>o»p 1066 Buick Skyhawk Coupa 98,999 scribers in the towns of Manchester, school, college, university, and years in office, including two I DO: 1987 Samari 1966CbavrolalCorvana 919,990 > &CO. S tp d .eonv South Windsor, Glastonbury, library in the franchise area. under the unexpired term of the Thursday at the governor’s mansion in Hartford that he would not seek a third term. •Dressmaking 'Alterations (All mAudi40oos lOeeChavyCaiabrttySadvi 99,990 All phases of 1066 Ftontlac Grand Prtx 99,290 Wethersfield, Rocky Hill, and Cox will have the opportunity to T) Kinds) -Replaoe Tippers -Coat Auto, loeded late Gov. Ella Grasso, the tax preparation and 1986 RX-7 1966 Buick SomarM* Coupa K499 Ncwinj;ton. present oral arguments to the DPUC CPA TAX PREPARATION Un’ings Custom Curtains and 5 gpd , apart p*ck 1065 Buick RagM Coupa 99,990 Democratic chief executive has financial planning. 1985 Buck Regal 1065 Marcury Lynx Coupa 92^999 Jurajika’s letter does state Cox commissioners on Thursday. had a series of health problems, For Individuals & Business. •Slipcovers (certain types) toeded.buckte i984FtontlacFiaroCou^ 99,799 ■Indviduals -Partnerships 1984 Romiac Sunbird would accept all of the recommen­ A final decision is scheduled to Your home or mine. Eve­ Call 647-8730 81 Adams St., 5 Speed, Stereo, Cobalt Blue, #3520 including a heart attack, heart O’Neill’s bombshell leaves -Cotporalions -Estates ■ nings or Weekends. dations listed in the DPUC’s be issued on April 4. If that draft is bypass surgery and, more recent­ ■Fktociariss -Trusts 649-2638 Reasonable Rates HAWKES TREE SERVICE Manchester prclin iinary decision, but much of approved, Cox will have until April ly, colon polyps, one of which ■Electronic Fiiing Cali 528-1947 Bucket, taick & chipper. 649-4571 the Ic'ilcr is devoted to defending the 26 to submit a revised proposal con­ was cancerous. ■ Computeilzed Tax Stump rennoual. Free company from the criticisms which sistent with it. In making his announcement, Democrats trying to regroup R e tu rn s estimates. Special however, O’Neill did not single • TTD-TTY For the Deaf consideration for elderly Schaller's Quality Pre-owned Autos OUTTO BECOME out health or falling popularity as cent. AlanW.Gates and handicapped. By Peter Viles “gracious" departure, noted that he ^ value P ri<^ S9494 deciding factors in his decision Senate President Pro Tcm John Enrolled Agent CONCRETE ^ 647-7553 MANCHESTER'S Invisible people escape The Associated Press was the only Democrat in the race 88 Olds Cutlass Supremme not to seek re-elcclion. With a Registered Rnanoal Planner V-e. SL Pko., al that moment, and began ulking Larson of East Hanford, a strong Loaded. Low Mi $9,900 210 Main Street tough fighL he said, he thou^l HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. Wil­ of party unity. O’Neill ally, said he was “strongly WET ASK A SPECIALIST! 87 Olds Calais #1 he could win re-clcclion, adding considering” a run for governor, Manchester 4 Cyl.. Auto, A/C, "T A A NOW AVAILABLE WITH: sweep by census takers liam A. O’Neill’s decision to quit "Let us remember what we must All electric, small, portable appli LliaNvw $ 0 , f 9 U that the tax package he ordered 649-7470 BASEMENTS? the governor’s race made an in­ do. We must take on and beat two and would announce his intentions Free estimates 4 written guaran­ ances can be repaired by our 88 Honda Prelude "S" USED CAR $800 FACTORY REBATE OR Bureau’s first official count of the last year was “the right thing” to Republican candidates for gover­ within a few weeks. Fax 6493295 tee. Hatchways, loundation cracks, experts. 10 yrs. in the Vernon By Denise Lavoie stant front-runner of U.S. Rep. $10^900 nation’s homeless. do for the state. “My gut is to go,” Larson said. Visa/Mastercard gravity leeds, tile linet, dry wells, area. A fine selection of new and Ti'e Associated Press Bruce Morrison, while others in nor,” he said, referring to an an­ sump pumps, wvx)ow wek A drain­ 1987 Acura Legend Sedar DEALER 6.9% 48 MONTH Although census workers across Rather, O’Neill said he was Others mentioned as possible rebuilt vacs. Panasonic, Eu­ the parly scrambled to assemble ticipated three-way race in age lines. Over 40 years experi­ reka, Miele. We are here for you I 85PoniacG0(X) $4,995 the country spent all night Tuesday not looking forward to expected contenders for the Democratic ence. References $11,500 CMAC HNANCING HARTFORD — While close to last-minute candidacies and make November between a Democrau Ask your neighbors. Small ap­ 1986 Pontiac Grand Am S5 Pontiac Hero $3,395 and much of this morning visiting “negative campaigning” — in nomination were former West 1 Q R Q ALBERT ZUCCARO pliances repaired. V*«. SE F>ka.. 100 census workers blanketed sense of the new political independent candidate Lowell Loiidad. Car 87Ponta:60(X) $6,995 shelters, alleys, parks, bridges, aban­ which “you have to knock some­ Hartford Mayor Christopher WATER PROORNG Hartford and surrounding towns landscape. Wcickcr, a registered Republican, INCOME TAXES HARTFORD APPLIANCE & VACUUM 1986 v w I MORE NEW 1990 CEO STORMS doned buildings and other places one down to boost yourself up” Droncy, brother of state 87 Pontiac (3rand Am $8,995 t'ying to count the homclcs.s, some “The uncertainty of the last and the eventual Republican ConsuHation/Preparatlon 563-3006 SERVICE CENTER where the homeless live, people like — during this year’s election. Democratic Chairman John F. su*n^;25;,x $^500 86PonlacFyeb1d $8,995 of the city’s homeless apfxtarcd to couple of weeks has left the party nominee. Indivldual/Buslness MANCHESTER Post Rd. Plaza 1988 Volvo 740 Turtw Johnson and Aiuia may have been With that comment, the governor Droncy; state Sen. Richard 84 Toyota Camry $4,995 NEW 1990 CEO STORM NEW 1990 GEO STORM go unnoticed and uncounted. apparatus in a shambles,” Jonathan Just two hours after O'Neill 646*3361 RL 30 Vernon 5 Speed. Cassette, _ missed. Blumcnthal of Stamford, now a Jan Pawlowski Also, dampness proofing concrete $17,900 Auto, Cassette, A/C, ^ ^ -m e At Hartford’s Union Station, specifically referred to the highly Ftllo, the party’s political director, look himself out of the running, 85 Toyota P-upSRS $3,995 Silver. #3560 >9/594 Ruth Stone, assisuuit manager for 643-7254 walls 4 floors 872-1280 87 Acura Legend Sedan Cobalt Blue, #3635 > 1 0 ,7 5 4 where the number of homeless who charged campaign in which state Rep. William Cibes of New candidate for attorney general; and 83toyolaCorola $2,995 field operations for the Hanford said Tuesday. "We have people $15,900 sleep on its wooden benches chan­ Democrat Joseph 1. Licberman, a going to pick delegates tonight London jumped into the race with former state Rep. Timothy 81hissan200SX $2,995 census office, said if census workers Moynihan of East Hartford, a 89 Ford Mustang LX ges with the weather, a man who fdrmcr attorney general for the who have no idea what's going on the politically risky pledge to push 84HondaCRX $3,395 NEW 1990 GEO STORM came upon such people, they simply state, unseated Republican Sen. fornicr Democratic state chairman $6,600 NEW 1990 GEO STORM called him.sclf Robert Johnson quiet­ with the party. for a state income tax. 5 Speed, Cassette, — ^ . GSI, 5 Speed, A/C, asked them if they considered them­ and now president of the Greater I APARTMENTS 132 ^APARTMENTS iq o i APARTMENTS 88 Chevy Beretta GT 85 Chevy Celebrity $4,595 ly drifted in and out. Lowell P. Wcickcr Jr. in 1988. “The Democratic Party has got Cibes, House chairman of the IJtlpoR r e n t A/C, White, #3292 >10, 29 4 Cassette, Red, #3591 >1 2 ,7 9 4 selves homeless. If the answer was Hanford Chamber of Commerce. FOR RENT FOR RENT 85 Chevy Monte Cato $7,995 By 3:30 this morning, Johnson “At this stage of my life, that to come to grips with the fact that tax-writing Finance Committee, no, they would not be counted in the is something that 1 don’t want," U.S. Rep. Barbara Kcnnclly, D- 86 Hyundal^cei 85 Century Wagon $8,995 was taking a nap in the station, but it docs not have a natural candidate acknowledged that he is not well- 1 AAANCHESTER- census. SUPER spacious, 6 room, MANCHESTER-5 room, 2 ‘isr $2,900 he had not been approached by cen­ said O’Neill. to pick up the banner," Pclio said. known, but said his bold pro)X)sal Conn., who look herself out of the Avolloble Imme- bedroom Duplex, wa- 87 Ford Tempo $4,995 NEW 1990 GEO STORM NEW 1990 GEO STORM Census workers may never know dlately. 1 bedroom '/} Duplex. 3 bedrooms, 90 Acura Legend sus workers. Responding to reporters’ ques­ for lax reform would be the rally­ race last month, said O'Neill’s quiet street. $625 plus sher/drver hookups, 86 Ford Escort Wag $4,995 5 Speed, Cassette, — GSI, 5 Speed, A/C, if Anna should have been counted “We will have a two and maybe apartm ent, heat and $23,900 Anna, a petite, frail-looking tions, the governor said he is not ing point of his campaign. decision would not change her heat. Available April 1. corpet, $700. No pets. 87FordMustang $5,995 A/C, Black, #3451 > 1 0 ,2 9 4 Ccissette, Black > 1 iC , / among Hartford’s homeless. ihrcc-way race (for the Democratic hot water Included. Se­ Securlty/references. M Honda Ciwc Sedan woman, walked the rain-soaked prepared to endorse any of at He said the income tax on earn­ plans. She said it would he impos­ curity deposit and ref­ No pets. Coll Sue, 643- “We have to go by what they tell nomination) in September.” 4862. 649-8861/742-9956. 84 Dodge Charger $1,995 downtown succls for hours, pushing least six other candidates for the ings over $25,000 would be ac­ sible for her to attend her duties in erences. No pets. Boyle $5,900 us. We could not second-guess Morrison, al a packed stale AAanaoement,Co.,649- MANCHESTER- AVAILABLE 85 Buick Centui 86 Dodge Caravan LE $7,995 a luggage cart stuffed with clothing, Capitol news conference Tuesday companied by a reduction in the Ibedroom Apartment, Immedlotelv-Lovely 2 Auto. A C . NEW 1990 CEO STORM NEW 1990 GEO STORM them,” said Stone. 4800. Low Milaa 68 Grand Caravan $11,995 a sleeping bag and a suitca.se. She sales uix from 8 percent to 5 per­ Plea.se see DEMOCRATS, page 10 Includes heat and ap­ bedroom, 2nd floor Automatic, Cassette, — m GSI, Auto, Cassette, ^ ^ ^ . Please sec O’NEILL, page 10 afternoon, thanked O’Neill for his ENNET Elderly Atma, who said she had a home in pliances. $495 month ODortment. Carpeted, 07 Toyota Cell 88PatilnderSE $14,995 A/C, Silver, #3562 > 1 0, 7 5 4 A/C, Aqua, #3592 >13, 5 6 4 sloppal long enough to peer into the Apartments-l bedroom Washington, appeared transient as plus security.649-8365. appliances. $625 plus doorways of buildings or to adju.st apartments for Imme­ $10,900 82Ca«acEktora(to $5,995 she walked the streets of Hanford. MANCHESTER-2 and 3 utllltles/securlty. 643- 84 Olds Ciera BroughamB ro u g h am her overflowing cart. diate occupancy. 1 2129. V-6. Auto. Loaded. eOLtocotoTownCar $4,995 Johnson, on the other hand, ad month free rent. Please bedroom, coll 645-8201. Sport Coupa Anna and Johnson represent some Inside M,700 85 Linooln Town car $10,995 ^NikkV: Ifs my turn STANDARD FEATURES; call 528-652? for Close to schools, MANCHESTER- 82 Chevy ElI Camino of the difficulties of the U.S. Census milted he was homeless, but was up application. churches and Avollable April 1, 1 89 Unootn Town Car $19,995 Fuel Injection, AM /FM Stereo, Tinted Class, Power Steering, 14* Wheels, purently missed by census workers shopping. bedroom apartment In $3,995 The governor’s an­ MANCHESTER-3,4,5,6 85 Colony P »k Wag $6,995 Defogger, Trunk Opener, Tach, Halogen Lamps, More. as he moved in and out of his resting 9 2 family house, large 86 Pontiac Grand A-m and 7 room apart­ 87 Nissan Pickup $4,595 31 MPC City/36 MPC Highway spot at the railroad station. nouncement touched off a to ^smell the roses’ yard, parking, deck. ments. Security. No TODAY MANCHESTER- $500. no utilities. Coll $4,700 flurry of political activity. pets. Now available. 87 Mercuy Sable $7,995 All Prices Indude Rebates Johnson said he has been home­ you want to slay. I’m just as Beoutiful 1 bedroom evenings 647-9072. 86 Ford Escort By Dianna M. Talbot 646-2426, 9-5 weekdays. apartment, quiet, on 67 Mercury Cougar $8,995 less for Utrcc weeks, since getting In Manchester: happy to suty.’ " bus line, living room, MANCHESTER-2 bed­ $3'900 fired from his job as a maintenance Manchester Herald TTic small, rounded and fair- EAST HARTFORD-1 bed­ room, 3rd floor In 3 88 Acura Legend Coupe 89MercSableWag $11,995 Index □Politicians give their room apartment ovoll- dining room, fully worker and being evicted from his haired 54-ycar-old spoke Wed- family. Appliances. 86MazdaRX7 $7,995 20 pages, 2 sections Connecticut’s First Lady oble Immedlatly for equipped kitchen, oir $19,000 apartment. views on the news. Story nc.sday during an interview short­ conditioning. Ideol for Nice building on good Natalie “Nikki” O’Neill would single person. $5d0plus street. $515 plus utili­ 89 Acura Legend Sedan 87Mazda626LX $7,995 When asked what he thought of on page 3. ly after her husband announced utilities and security. seniors or middle aged. r.lamiiliAH 1S-20 have supported any decision her Heat and hot water ties. Security and ret- $21,900 87Ma2daPickup $4,995 the homeless census, Johnson □Local Democrats seek he would not seek re-election to a Coll for appointment Onmim 16 husband made a ^ u l his can­ Included. $645. 247-5030. erences. 647-8895. 90 Acura IntMra GS 68JaguarXJ6 $29,995 shrugged, then repealed the explana­ lliird term as governor. between 10 8i6. 528-7162. E3 CARTER® FnniB 15 commitment from guber­ 9 MANCHESTER-2nd didacy in the November clceiion. MANCHESTER-6room, 3 $15,900 MANY OTHERS NOT LISTED FnnH 17 tion given by census workers and Despite her declared objec­ bedroom Duplex. Ap­ floor, 4 room apart­ 90 Acura In t^ ra GS 34 natorial candidate Bruce "I told him that he has to make ment, heot/hot water, Auto. A/C. 1 nml/RtaIn homeless providers: “I don’t know. 1 tivity, Mrs. O’Neill admitted she pliances. $725 monthly 2 appliances, washer/d- Loadad 1 otteiy guess the more people you have, the Morrison over the pos­ those decisions because he's ilic is plea.scd with her husband’s plus security. 646-0576. MORANDE 6-7.9,18 ryer hookups, and a Many Others I UNCOLHMERCURY MAZDA CHEVROLET/GEO Nntinn/1A#>r1d more money you gel.” sibility of a primary. Story one who takes the blame, or Uie decision. LUXURY-1 bedroom Immediale Deitvery rVutiiarin* 2 bosement. Prefer (kxmeity Moriarly Bros.) Census officials say they know it recognition, for llicm,” she said. "The state’s had him for 24 Condo. Heat and hot Ooininn 8 on page 3. Natalie “Nikki" O ’Neill adults. 1 month's se­ SCHALLER ACURA 3(n Center Street 1229 Main Street, Manchester Exit 3 / 1-384 "I told him, ‘If you want to go water Included. Cen­ curity, lease/referen- fipartu 11-14 will be impossible for them to count tral air, overlooks 345 Center Street, Manchester Manchester home. I’m happy to go home. If ... pleased with decision ces. $625 monthly. Call 646-6464 Hours: Mon-Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-5 Television 16 Please see NIKKI, page 10 pork. 647-1701. 649-1362 after 6om. 647-7077 643-5135 Please see HOMELESS, page 10 ...... J 0